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New BMW owner
I just got my 1st BMW and its a beauty 2008 528xi with 43,000 miles looks great inside and out runs great so far but looking for any advice on maintenance????
New BMW owner
Welcome to the werkz. The 528xi is a very comfortable ride. At 43,000 you shouldn't have to really worry about anything besides regular oil changes but when u get closer to 60k is when you have your first big maintenance check up.
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Thanks for that info appreciate the feedback thats good to know, is it true that oil changes are every 6,000 miles?
New BMW owner
For newer vehicles yes but personally I change my oil every 3-4k to keep the engine running strong and it also reduces wear and improves longevity of the engine.
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Welcome to Bimmerwerkz.
Pelican Parts.com has several excellent articles on maintenance as well as a maintenance scedule as required by BMW. I change my oil every 5,000k.
Might want to check out bobistheoilguy.com. Lots of data, including used oil analyses based on different makes and service intervals.
I just got a 2008 BMW xi and would like to know the next time I fill up for gas can I input fuel injector cleaner for better gas and engine performance and if so what is the best brand?
New BMW owner
Some Fuel injector cleaners are stp or Lucas oil and if ur looking for octane boost some good ones are stp, nos or Lucas oil again try any of those and the can be find in any auto store.
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Sorry Ivan, but I wouldnt put any of those in my car.
The only one I would use is Chevron Techron. Its the only additive that has been scientifically proven by an independent third party lab to actually work as intendend.
Heres the Wikipedia link to it, but check out BobIsTheOilGuy Forums for detailed information. Their is tons of information about it.
Techron - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
New BMW owner
No problem I'm always open to new ideas I might check out chevron and see how it works
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The Libertarian Party of Georgia had done a good job of blogging, Facebooking, Tweeting, sending e-mail newsletters and in general publicizing events and issues that concerned Georgia libertarians. But the web site – which should have served as the organization's public communication hub – looked dated and was difficult to manage and update.
The new site, built with WordPress, is easily updatable and simple to reconfigure to respond to changing needs or pressing issues. Designed in 2011, the site utilizes a custom child theme based on WordPress's Twenty Eleven theme, and maintains a loose connection with the Party's previous site.
To maximize development resources, Executive Director Brett Bittner and Operations Director Crystal Gross brought every blog post and all other needed content from the old site into WordPress. That tedious process won't be necessary for a future redesign; a simple export will allow the content to be reused in any WordPress site.
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Pitt Women's Basketball Hits the Road for Two Games in North Carolina
Panthers Take on High Point on Friday, Duke on Sunday
Pitt Women's Basketball Hosts Mount St. Mary's on Tuesday
Panthers and Mount Meet For Fifth Time in Program History
Pitt Women's Basketball Opens 2011-12 Season
Panthers Host Hampton on Saturday at 2 p.m.
Pitt Women's Basketball Begins Play on Friday
Panthers host Seton Hill in Exhibition Contest at the Petersen Events Center
Pitt Women's Basketball Holds Media Day
Panthers Ready To Tip Off The 2011-12 Season
Pitt Women's Basketball vs. Villanova
Pitt opened Big East play at home on Sat., Jan. 12 versus Villanova. Photos by Chuck LeClaire.
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Has played in 23 games throughout her career with the Panthers.
Played in 18 games, 12 of those in Big East play ... saw first action of the season against Siena on Nov. 13, playing five minutes and earning a steal ... played three minutes versus Wagner on Nov. 20.
Played in five games ... saw first action in a Pitt uniform versus Saint Francis on Nov. 15, playing two minutes ... saw action in three Big East games.
Two-sport athlete at Fauquier High School in Warrenton, Va. ... four-year varsity letterwinner in basketball for the Falcons ... averaged 17 points, 4.5 rebounds and 3.0 assists as a senior ... earned team MVP honors and a selection to the all-Evergreen District First Team ... as a junior, averaged 8.0 points ... named to the all-Evergreen District Second Team ... collected Briar Woods Winter Classic Tournament Team honors both junior and senior campaigns ... played three years of varsity soccer at Fauquier H.S. with consecutive all-district honors two-straight seasons ... also the Falcons' MVP in soccer ... helped soccer team record five shutouts on the season .... voted Fauquier Female Athlete of the Year following senior campaign.
Born on May 7, 1993 ... daughter of Polly and Wayne Brizzi ... has an older brother, Benjamin ... father has been the head boy's basketball coach at Fauquier High School since 1988 ... late grandfather, Sherman Brizzi, was a coach, teacher and principal in West Newton, Pa., and a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh.
Favorite Food: Ravioli
Favorite Class/Subject: Science
Favorite Professor/Teacher: Mr. White
Favorite Book: The Hobbit
Favorite TV Show: Keeping Up With the Kardashians
Favorite Movie: The Lord of the Rings - The Two Towers
Favorite actor: John Cena
Favorite actress: Sarah Jessica Parker
Favorite musician: Eminem
Favorite sports figure: Steve Nash
Favorite sport other than yours: Football
The best athlete you have competed against or with (name, where): Coach Mals in practice every day.
Person in history I would most like to meet: Elvis
If I could travel back in time, I would: Invest in Apple and McDonalds.
You would be surprised to know: that aliens built the pyramids.
I look forward to: weekends when my family will visit.
Whenever my playing days are over, I will: eat all the things Kim King (strengthcoach)tells us not to.
What I like most about the University/ why I chose Pittsburgh: I chose Pitt because it offers so many great opportunities academically. Also, my grandfather was a Pitt graduate and a huge Pitt fan.
What I like most about the city of Pittsburgh: The view when you drive across the bridge.
Happiest/most gratifying moment in sports: making the Pitt women's basketball team.
Hobbies: shopping, reading, bikram yoga, online shopping
My role model (Why?): Wayne and Polly Brizzi. They are extremely loving and supportive people and I hope to one day be as happy as them. Also, they are pretty funny... some days.
List anything interesting about your family? My dad is head basketball coach at Fauquier High School. Grandfather was a "Golden Panther."
If I could choose another career besides my sport, it would be: A tie between a reality TV star and a food critic.
If I could play another sport at Pittsburgh, it would be: Gymnastics.
Best job ever held: babysitting the beautiful, wonderful, and hilarious Lainey and Kyra Lucas.
Not many people know this but I: love all things pumpkin flavored.
Favorite all-time Christmas gift: hot pink iPod mini.
My favorite home-cooked meal: My mom's grilled cheese... and also all of the desserts she bakes.
When I was a kid, I pretended to be: a zookeeper. I loved animals!
If I could choose one word to describe myself, it would be: sarcastic.
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I wanted to try to get into this game also, Ive heard all good things about it actually being a good game. But I did hear alot about the community sucking, but Im sure people can find other people to help each other out!
I wanted to try to get into this game also, Ive heard all good things about it actually being a good game. But I did hear alot about the community sucking, but Im sure people can find other people to help each other out!
anyone know why when i start the game it looks like shit compared to your screenshot and i cant find where i change the grapiqs i am able to run it on high but it looks like crap when i started it help plox and if you want i can join you guys
Almost done with the patch now, took its time....
I'll be making a thief and see where it goes from there, bare with me though if you are vets in this game, last time I played it I only got to level 10ish and then dropped it for WoW. Do you still need a invite to a server like you used to back in the days? or can players freely choose what server to join now? If so witch one are you folks on?
I bought the 5 euro steam... installed, 9 hour patching, played 1 hour, and the interface was so horrible, that I quit and uninstalled game.
Actually have to agree with Norsu, I remember the controlls being messy on the PC, but not this messy..
Spent about 10 minutes ingame now and their already getting on my nerves, might be exellent for the console gamer, but not having a decent gamepad and running this game on the keyboard is beyond horrid. Are there any decent tweaks you can do to easen this up a bit? Otherwise im probably putting this game on the shelf again for now, one would have thought they had improved that side of the game after all these years.
Everyone who want's to play there is a party thread in the FFXI section with our current IGN's and our server.
I might have mispelled Ginta's IGN though.
Edit: I think me and Ginta are going in-game right now Scoop. Make sure your on the same server as us.
Those complaining about the ugly resolution, there is a fix.
Open registry and navigate to:
xx = EU or US
Then set key 003 and 004 to the same resolution as keys 001 and 002
Then run the game and be amazed
For everyone complaining about the controls. Go to Config-> Misc 2 -> Compact Keyboard.
WASD for movement and ARROW keys for camera, tada.
I remember reading your post from before so I know you have been playing FFXI awhile. Do you know how to open my menu on the keyboard when mobs are near? Everytime I press enter to cast a cure on myself it targets the closest mob. If theres not one there, then I can bring up my own menu.
And...last question. Do you have a good guide for macros? Spells and everything. I've only seemed to get Cure to work on a target. I also know it's possible to macro spells to Party Member 1, Party Member 2 etc. I'm a White Mage so it would be pretty helpful.
Wait..one more actually really important question.
Me and Ginta went to the magic shop 2 days ago. I was level 6 (WHM). There were spells available in the shop for me (Cure, Cure II, Protect etc).
I went back to the shop at Level 8 and Cure II seems to not be in the shop anymore. The only spell is Curaga (I think) which isn't available until Level 18 (Cure II was available to use at level 11). Do you know why this is? I looked in the auction house and it's just to expensive to buy it from there. 3k AH, 1k something at the shop.
Thanks in advance if you can answer these.
I should be playing with you guys soon, haven't used my 30 days yet, but I should start it in august (so I can be home to deposit money into my bank account)
currently im testing out well you know a *cough* server if people still call it that? Lol
well anyways
can one of you guys PM the server and starting city.?
Imma look up more on classes and such
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* F1 always targets yourself. The other F keys target people in your alliance/party.
You can assign all the keys on your keyboard actually, well most of them. Its in the config somewhere. I just put my main Menu Buttons somewhere where I found it comfortable.
* As for spells, check out www.ffxiclopedia.com. If you go to the white mage page for example, it lists all spells and where to find them.
Spells are usually spread out across many cities and different NPCs. And sadly, some are very expensive for beginners. I was lucky and didn't play a mage job until I was way into the game.
White Mage page is here: http://wiki.ffxiclopedia.org/wiki/White_Mage
* As for macros:
Magic: /ma "SPELL" <stpc>; --> If you put <me> at the end it casts on yourself. <t> in the end makes it attack the monster. <stpc> is the one you want. If you press your macro your cursor hovers over yourself and you can use the F keys to cycle through your party or alliance to choose the person to buff/cure.
Offensive magic: /ma "Stone" <t>;
Healing/Buffing Magic: /ma "Cure" <stpc>;
Click it and then cycle to the member you want to cure. Takes some getting used to but you will love it once you are used to it.
For physical jobs macros function the same way.
Job Ability:
/ja "AbilityName" <me>;
Weapon Skill
/ws "Tachi Gekko" <t>;
* And yeah background resolution is important. So take a look into that everyone, makes the game look way better.
* Old beginner guide an old friend wrote, helps a lot in the beginning:
* Bookmark these pages, you will need them to play the game.
FFXI Auction House: www.ffxiah.com
Wiki which has all the quest, missions and info you could want:
*Hope that helps, happy adventures in Vana'diel. ^_^/
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Thanks, them guides will be really helpful.
As for the Cure II part, I forgot to mention that I went to the same exact shop. It was located in Port Windurst. Unless somehow I went to the wrong NPC..
If they had the item on Saturday but on Sunday it was gone, it's because Windurst lost in conquest. Conquest Tally is always on a Sunday.
FFXI definately is very hard to get into and not a MMO for everyone. But I've been ingame for over 2 years and have found it very rewarding. It just takes time and dedication.
As long as you manage to find a linkshell with some helpful people you'll be fine.
So, I would now have to buy Cure II from the Auction house if I want to get it?
You can either buy it at the Auction House or at one of the locations listed there.
The beginner cities only stock it if that nation is 2nd or 1st in conquest, but Selbina always has it.
You'll probably pass through Selbina anyway on your way to Valkurm Dunes once you level there.
if they got pay by phone then i'm in !
Does anyone play on the Bahamut server?
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Just do this:
Frustrated why the game wont let you set background textures past 1024 x 1024?? Look below to set it even higher!! The game looks amazing running background resolutions of 2048 x 2048!!
Step 1:go to your run command and type REGEDIT and click ok.
Step 2: Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, then click on software.
Step 3: Click PlayOnlineUS and Square Enix folder, then the FinalFantasyXI tab.
Step 4: You should see 2 files 003 and 004. Double click and change the value on 003 to 800, and change 004 to 800. You will notice the values to the right after you click ok will change to the corresponding resolution.
2048 x 2048 = 800 and 800
1600 x 1600 = 640 and 640
1280 x 1280 = 500 and 500
***I am not responsible for problems this may cause by entering incorrect info! be sure to check to see if your hardware can handle these settings.****
So to cast protect on myself I should put in:
/ma "Protect" <stpc> <me>
Or would it be:
/ma "Protect" <me>
I'll go in-game and test these out soon but since I can't alt+tab out I have to finish up a few things first.
Edit: Could you link me to the text mod that you have? That looks much more readable.


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The Brian Lehrer Show
Westgate Shootings: The Kenyan Diaspora Watches
Kenyans in East Africa and abroad are watching the terror attack at an upscale Nairobi mall unfold. We hear from some members of the Kenyan diaspora about what they know and how their community is reacting: Dan Aceda, a Kenyan musician currently on tour in the U.S.; Mwende Mwinzi, Kenyan New Yorker and media consultant with the Kenyan Government. Plus: Bronwyn Bruton, Deputy Director of the Atlantic Council Africa Center, discusses the fractured history of the group Al-Shabaab, which is taking credit for the attacks.


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Green Chile Squash
Green Chile Squash
2 lbs. yellow squash
1/2 yellow onion, chopped
1/2 stick of butter, melted
2 eggs, beaten
1 4oz. can chopped green chiles
2 tsp. sugar
1 sleeve Ritz crackers, crushed (reserve 1/4 cup)
1 tsp. salt
1/2 tsp pepper
Wash squash, trim ends and slice in 1/4 inch rounds
Combine squash and onion in steamer basket over 1 inch of water; steam until tender.
Place squash and onion in large bowl; add butter, green chiles, crackers, eggs, sugar, salt and pepper...mix together.
Pour mixture into 8x8 baking dish coated with cooking spray.
Sprinkle 1/4 cup crackers on top.
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Kelsey Urban
2015-2016: 1-0 record... Won a horsemanship exhibition over No. 8 TCU on Oct. 2, beating her opponent, 69.5-67... Competed in a horsemanship on the road against No. 6 Texas A&M on Oct. 29... Opened the spring semester with a 72.5-72 victory over UT-Martin on Jan. 30 as part of a 5-0 sweep for the horsemanship team... Competed in a horsemanship exhibition in the Senior Day meet against No. 3 Texas A&M on Feb. 20.
2014-2015: 6-6-1 record in horsemanship with two MVPs ... Competed in the season opener at No. 6 Kansas State on Sept. 19... Won her first point of the season on Oct. 31 against No. 9 Texas A&M, knocking off her opponent, 74.5-73.5 to win her first MVP of the season... Held her Fresno State opponent to a 74-74 tie on Nov. 7... In the fall finale at No. 8 Oklahoma State on Nov. 21, she won her point, 71.5-65.5... In the neutral site victory over Delaware State at the UGA Equestrian Complex on Feb. 7, she beat her Hornet opponent, 76-69.5... On Feb. 21 at Texas A&M, she knocked off her Aggie opponent, 75-73... In the Senior Day victory over No. 4 Auburn on Feb. 28, she won her second MVP of the season, winning her point, 76.5-74.5... Competed at the SEC Championship... In the semifinal meet against Texas A&M on March 27, she beat her opponent, 143-133.5.
2013-2014: 3-4 record in horsemanship... Competed in the season opener vs. No. 5 Kansas State on Sept. 20... Won her first point of the season on Oct. 4 in a road meet at Delaware State, defeating her opponent, 71-70... Closed out the fall with a 71.5-70 win at Auburn on Nov. 9... In the win at Georgia on Feb. 8, she picked up a 75.5-74 win over her Bulldog opponent... In the senior day victory over Auburn on March 1, she performed a demonstration ride, scoring 69.5... Second-year letter winner.
2012-2013: 2013 SEC Co-Freshman Horsemanship Rider of the Year... 2013 SEC All-Freshman Equestrian Team (Horsemanship)... 6-4-2 overall record in Horsemanship with one MVP... 6-4 regular season record in Horsemanship with one MVP... 0-0-2 postseason record... Competed in her first ride as a Gamecock on Oct. 4 against No. 3 Auburn... Picked up her first win as a Gamecock and her first MVP as a Gamecock on Nov. 1 in the upset win at No. 1 Georgia, as she defeated her opponent 76-72.5, with her score of 76 being the event-high... Won her second straight point on Nov. 16 at No. 4 Texas A&M, dropping her opponent, 75-70.5... Won her third straight point of the season and third road point of the season a day later on Nov. 17 at No. 8 Baylor, as she defeated her opponent, 75.5-73. Was named Rider of the Month in Horsemanship by the Southeastern Conference for the month of November, becoming the first Gamecock Western rider to be named the SEC's Rider of the Month... Improved to 4-2 on the season when she won her fourth consecutive road point on Feb. 14 at No. 2 Auburn, 79.5-76.5... Picked up her fist home win on March 1 against Delaware State, defeating her opponent 72.5-62.5 as part of a 5-0 sweep for the Horsemanship team... Won her fifth road point on March 9 in the regular season finale at No. 3 Oklahoma State, defeating her opponent, 72-71... Competed at SEC's, going 0-0-2... In the opening round meet vs. No. 1 Georgia, she held her Bulldog opponent to a 138.5-138.5 tie... In the SEC Championship meet vs. No. 2 Auburn, she held her Tiger opponent to a 145-145 tie... Fall 2012 Dean's List... Fall 2012 Athletic Director's Honor Roll...Spring 2013 Dean's List... Spring 2013 Athletic Director's Honor Roll... Voted Most Outstanding Freshman at the team banquet... First-year letter winner.


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High school roundup: Beaver Falls comes back to defeat Beaver
Beaver Falls scored 12 points in the fourth quarter to secure a 30-24 come-from-behind victory over rival Beaver in the Class AA Midwestern Conference on Friday night.
Damian Rawl rushed for 257 yards and three touchdowns for the No. 4 Tigers (4-0, 4-0). Will Congdon made a late interception with three minutes left to seal the victory.
Alex Rowse completed 16 of 31 passes for 254 yards and three touchdowns for Beaver (2-2, 1-2).
East Allegheny 35, Deer Lakes 6 — In the Allegheny Conference, Taizjon Brown ran 21 times for 172 yards and a 29-yard touchdown to lead East Allegheny (2-2, 2-2) to victory against Deer Lakes (0-4, 0-4). Kyle Whipple added a pair of short touchdown runs, and Praise Garner scored on a 90-yard kickoff return to start the second half for East Allegheny.
Shady Side Academy 49, Burrell 14 — Jarred Brevard rushed for a pair of touchdowns, and Dennis Briggs returned a kick 92 yards for a touchdown as No. 6 Shady Side Academy (4-0, 4-0) won an Allegheny Conference game.
Valley 42, Freeport 0 — Demetrius Houser ran for 130 yards, and the Valley (3-1, 3-1) defense limited Freeport (1-3, 1-3) to just two trips inside Vikings territory en route to an Allegheny Conference victory.
Quaker Valley 52, Keystone Oaks 0 — Gennaro Trovato ran for 133 yards and three touchdowns and Trewon Marshall rushed for 103 and three scores, as No. 9 Quaker Valley (4-0, 4-0) won a Century Conference game. The Quakers rushed for 432 yards as a team.
Seton-La Salle 28, Steel Valley 7 — Tyler Perone scored on a 62-yard run, and Dom Delgreco scored on a 69-yard punt return to lead No. 7 Seton-La Salle (4-0, 4-0) to a Century Conference win. James Ross also returned an interception 18 yards for a score. Tyrone Freeman ran for 102 yards, including a 60-yard touchdown, for Steel Valley (2-2, 2-2).
South Fayette 74, Burgettstown 7 — Roman Denson's 88-yard kick return was the first of seven first-quarter touchdowns for No. 2 South Fayette (4-0, 4-0) in its Century Conference victory over Burgettstown (0-4, 0-3). Brett Brumbaugh completed 7 of 9 passes for 127 yards and four touchdowns while Grant Fetchet rushed six times for 101 yards and a touchdown.
Greensburg Central Catholic 35, Waynesburg 20 — Tyler Balla rushed for 118 yards and four touchdowns to lead Greensburg Central Catholic (1-3, 1-2) to the win against Waynesburg (2-2, 1-2) in Interstate Conference play. John Glen Davis ran for 108 yards and a 59-yard touchdown in the loss.
Mt. Pleasant 74, Charleroi 7 — Tyler Mellors ran for three touchdowns and returned a punt 57 yards for another as No. 3 Mt. Pleasant (4-0, 4-0) won big over Charleroi (0-4, 0-4) in the Interstate Conference. Jake Adamrovich ran seven times for 100 yards and three touchdowns for Mt. Pleasant, which led at the half, 53-7.
Class AAAA
Bethel Park 31, Canon-McMillan 0 — Danny Emma returned seven punts for 201 yards and a 90-yard touchdown as No. 8 Bethel Park (3-1, 3-1) blanked Canon-McMillan (0-4, 0-3) in Quad Central play. Zachary Enick ran for 119 yards and a touchdown while Alexander Minton rushed for 103 yards and a score.
Woodland Hills 51, Plum 0 — Woodland Hills (2-2, 2-1) jumped out to a 20-0 lead after one quarter and cruised to a Quad Central victory. Senior tailback Miles Sanders had 97 rushing yards and scores of 26 and 1 yard on seven carries for the No. 6 Wolverines. Woodland Hills compiled 318 total yards — 248 on the ground — and limited Plum (0-4, 0-4) to 83.
Gateway 21, Altoona 0 — Jimmy Moore ran and threw for a touchdown, as No. 3 Gateway (4-0, 4-0) won a Quad East game. He finished with 159 yards passing.
Hempfield 27, Kiski Area 0 — Lorenzo Barchetti scored on a 99-yard fumble return just before halftime, and Joe DeFloria scored on an 80-yard run to open the third quarter for Hempfield (3-1, 3-1) in a Quad East victory. DeFloria finished with 17 carries for 117 yards. Lincoln Clayton rushed for 112 yards on 23 carries for host Kiski Area (2-2, 2-2), which had five turnovers, including four in the first half.
Norwin 21, Latrobe 13 — Peyton Deri rushed for 101 yards and a touchdown, and the Knights (1-3, 1-3) scored a key defensive touchdown in the Quad East victory. Logan Carns rushed for 137 yards and a touchdown for Latrobe (1-3, 0-3).
Central Catholic 49, Fox Chapel 10 — John Petrishen scored on a pair of punt returns and Luigi Lista-Brinza ran for 202 yards and one touchdown to lead top-ranked Central Catholic (4-0, 3-0) to the win against Fox Chapel (0-4, 0-3) in the Quad North. Lista-Brinza has rushed for 738 yards this season. J.J. Cosentino added two rushing touchdowns for the Vikings.
North Hills 49, Butler 0 — Frank Montae and Kevin Koch ran for two touchdowns each to lead No. 9 North Hills (3-1, 2-1) to the Quad North shutout at Butler (1-3, 1-3).
North Allegheny 29, Pine-Richland 28 — Pine-Richland missed a game-winning field goal attempt with six seconds left in the game in its Quad North loss to No. 7 North Allegheny (3-1, 2-1). Olwaseun Idowu ran for 125 yards and two touchdowns for North Allegheny. Ben DiNucci completed 24 of 28 passes for 313 yards and two touchdowns and he ran for another score to pace Pine-Richland (2-2, 2-2).
Peters Township 48, Shaler 7 — Marcus Ubinger rushed for 112 yards and four touchdowns in leading Peters Township (2-2) to a nonconference victory. Cory Owen added a 72-yard scoring run for the Indians.
Seneca Valley 36, Connellsville 0 — Quarterback T.J. Holl accounted for 296 total yards and three touchdowns to help the Raiders (4-0) remain unbeaten. Holl completed 12 of 19 passes for 212 yards, tossed a 13-yard scoring pass to Brad Hensler and scored on runs of 10 and 12 yards.
Class AAA
Elizabeth Forward 35, Belle Vernon 13 — Matt Bernadowski returned the second-half kickoff 82 yards for one of his four touchdowns, igniting a 28-point third-quarter scoring spree that carried Elizabeth Forward (3-1, 3-1) to a Big 9 Conference victory over Belle Vernon (1-3,1-3).
Bernadowski also scored on a 45-yard punt return in the first half and added a 41-yard run and a 10-yard pass from JaQuan Davidson, who rushed for 144 yards, including a 67-yard scoring run.
Thomas Jefferson 44, Trinity 7 — Austin Kemp rushed for 130 yards and two touchdowns, as No. 2 Thomas Jefferson (4-0, 3-0) won a Big 9 contest. Ricky Daley also scored twice for the Jaguars, who led, 38-0, at halftime.
West Mifflin 56, Albert Gallatin 12 — James Wheeler ran for three touchdowns and Kevin Garbak added two receiving and one rushing touchdown to lead No. 4 West Mifflin (4-0, 4-0) over Albert Gallatin (2-2, 1-2) in the Big 9 Conference. DiAngelo Mitchell added touchdowns on a 37-yard and a 66-yard punt return for West Mifflin.
Franklin Regional 42, Greensburg Salem 20 — Brett Zanotto scored three touchdowns, and Charan Singh (103 yards) and Paul Emanuele (101) each rushed for more than 100 yards as No. 8 Franklin Regional (3-1, 3-1) rallied for a Greater Allegheny Conference victory. Greensburg Salem (1-3, 1-3) grabbed a 20-14 lead early in the third quarter on a Simeon Stevens 7-yard run, but Singh gave the Panthers a 21-20 lead on a 44-yard run and Zanotto went 33 yards after a Greensburg Salem turnover in the fourth quarter.
Knoch 22, Hollidaysburg 17 — Cody Milsom ran for 114 yards and two touchdowns and returned an interception 42 yards for another score to lead Knoch (3-1, 2-1) to the Greater Allegheny Conference victory at Hollidaysburg (1-3, 1-2). Knoch trailed at halftime, 17-7.
Mars 39, Highlands 0 — Class AAA No. 5 Mars plowed over No. 8 Highlands (3-1, 3-1) as Josh Schultheis ran for 73 yards and three touchdowns in a Greater Allegheny game. Schultheis scored on three short runs and the Planets (3-1, 3-1) also got scores from Ori Rinaman, Travis Ganter and Matt Parrish.
Central Valley 41, Blackhawk 0 — Jordan Whitehead rushed for 115 yards and two scores to lead No. 3 Central Valley (4-0, 4-0) to a Parkway win.
West Allegheny 55, Hopewell 0 — Chayse Dillon rushed for 142 yards and a touchdown on just five carries, and Andrew Koester completed five passes for 144 yards and two scores, as No. 1 West Allegheny (4-0, 4-0) cruised in a Parkway Conference matchup. Tory Delmonico scored twice.
Class A
Neshannock 35, Shenango 14 — Gianni Oliva ran for 125 yards and a touchdown as No. 4 Neshannock (3-1, 3-1) broke a 14-14 tie in the fourth quarter in its Big Seven Conference win against Shenango (1-3, 1-3). Ernie Burkes scored four touchdowns — on runs of 1 and 75 yards, on a 51-yard punt return and on a 39-yard pass from Frank Antuono.
Sto-Rox 54, OLSH 0 — Brendan Blair rushed 16 times for 142 yards and two touchdowns as No. 2 Sto-Rox (4-0, 4-0) shut out OLSH (1-3, 1-3) in the Big Seven Conference. Damien Danenas added touchdown runs of 37 and 53 yards for Sto-Rox, which led, 38-0, at halftime.
California 28, Bishop Canevin 14 — Demetri Clements ran 13 times for 132 yards and a touchdown as California (1-3, 1-3) beat Bishop Canevin (2-2, 1-2) in the Black Hills Conference. Reed Relosky threw for 174 yards and both of Bishop Canevin's touchdowns.
Avonworth 48, West Shamokin 0 — Jesse Zubik caught a 66-yard touchdown pass and scored on an 85-yard run off a fake punt as Avonworth (4-0, 3-0) shut out West Shamokin (3-1, 3-1) in the Eastern Conference. Matt Donovan completed all six of his passes for 126 yards and two touchdowns, and Tyson Kirk ran for 105 yards and a 95-yard touchdown.
North Catholic 56, Riverview 7 — Jerome Turner ran for 165 yards and two touchdowns as No. 3 North Catholic (4-0, 4-0) racked up 500 yards of offense in its victory over Riverview (0-4, 0-4). Mario Latronica added two rushing touchdowns for North Catholic, which totaled 416 rushing yards and 84 passing yards.
Frazier 48, West Greene 6 — Nicholas Smalich ran five times for 179 yards and a 95-yard touchdown to lead Frazier (3-1, 3-1) to the Tri-County South win over West Greene (1-3, 1-3).
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June 1, 2014
Longer days. Backyard barbeques. Bumble bees buzzing. These are just a few of the things that remind us summer is coming. But for the BC SPCA, there's another indicator. Kittens. Thousands of them.
"The BC SPCA and other animal rescue organizations refer to this time of year as 'kitten season,'" explains Meghann Cant, BC SPCA animal welfare educator. "Cats tend to breed seasonally, with babies born during the warmer months. So from the spring through to the fall, we see a huge influx of surrendered and abandoned kittens."
Many of the kittens are the result of an accidental litter, brought to the BC SPCA by owners unable to care for them. Others are brought in as strays, the offspring of cats who have themselves been abandoned. Many are orphaned, and go straight into the care of volunteer foster guardians who bottle-feed and socialize them until they are ready for adoption. "Regardless of the reason they come to us, all of these kittens need loving homes for the rest of their lives," says Cant.
While there's no denying the zany cuteness of kittens, Cant notes that all too often people who couldn't resist the adorable kitten lose interest when she grows into a calmer adult cat. "Kittenhood is a relatively short period in a cat's life, which can last more than 20 years. So before you adopt, make sure you're ready for a long-term commitment."
Meanwhile, kitten season does not mean adult cats stop arriving at BC SPCA shelters. One of the biggest challenges this time of year is continuing to find homes for the older cats. "There are hundreds of wonderful adult and senior cats awaiting adoption, and on average they wait much longer than kittens," says Cant. She adds that there are plenty of advantages to adopting a more mature cat as opposed to a kitten. "They're usually litter box trained, they don't demand as much supervision and their personalities are already developed, so you know what you're getting."
Whether choosing a kitten or adult cat, adopting from the BC SPCA not only makes a difference for that animal, but it also helps to bring an end to pet overpopulation. "As much as we love kittens, the fact remains that most people just can't take care of an accidental litter," says Cant. "That's why it's so important for all cat guardians to make sure their pet is spayed or neutered, and why the BC SPCA is committed to ensuring all cats are fixed prior to adoption from a BC SPCA shelter. This way, we are preventing more unwanted litters and reducing the number of homeless animals."
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Senior and Lee Shine, But Don't Advance at Day One of NCAA Championships
June 6, 2012
DES MOINES, Iowa – The University of New Mexico track and field team wrapped up the first day of competition at the 2012 NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships with Ruth Senior and Beejay Lee bowing out after stellar, if not qualifying, preliminary round performances.
Senior missed advancing to the finals of women's 3,000-meter steeplechase by less than a second after placing 15th with a 10:13.48 time. Despite missing the cut by only .79 seconds, the senior out of Norwich, England, still recorded the second-fastest steeplechase time in New Mexico history in her ultimate race for the Lobos.
Lee, a freshman from West Covina, Calif., raced a 10.28 time in the 100 to place seventh in his heat and 20th overall. After notching a new personal record at last month's preliminary round, Lee stepped it up to set a new career best, which now ranks second all-time at New Mexico in the 100.
Decathlete Richard York also competed at Drake Stadium on Wednesday, but was forced to withdraw from the decathlon after injuring his hamstring during the first two events. York, who came into the event with the 21st-ranked seed mark, is done for the weekend.
On Thursday, two Lobos will be competing, including Django Lovett in the high jump (5:30 p.m. CT) and Sarah Waldron in the 10000 (8:45 p.m. CT).


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Oct. 14, 2013
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -- The NCAA released its third RPI rankings of 2013 on Monday with Tennessee ranked at No. 24.
Tennessee (7-5-2, 2-3-1 SEC) moved up six spots from the last week's NCAA Rankings and the team's current No. 24 ranking is its highest of the season.
Tennessee has played one of the most grueling schedules in the nation so far this season. UT is one of just seven teams in the top 25 to have played at least 11 matches against teams in the RPI top 100. The Volunteers are 5-4-2 in those matches.
This week, the Orange and White will host Auburn (RPI No. 92) on Friday at 7 p.m. ET before heading to Fayetteville, Ark., to face Arkansas (RPI No. 35) on Sunday at 2 p.m. ET.


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William Doxford and Sons
From SN Guides
Born on 1 March 1812. William Doxford the son of Joseph Doxford and Elizabeth Chapman.By 1840 at Cox Green he started to build wooden ships. In 1857,William Doxford moved to Pallion in 1857, where he began operation on a much larger scale. In 1870. a larger site was purchased and five new berths were laid down.
Two years after starting operations at the new site, he received his first Admiralty order, for three composite auxiliary steam gunboats. In 1875 Doxford commisioned a composite screw corvette for the Navy. The Magician.
William Doxford and Sons began building marine steam engines in 1878, when the original engine and boiler works were constructed. The first engines were compound, triple, then quadruple expansion.
In 1887 they built a single screw torpedo boat, which attained a speed of 21 knots, the highest speed recorded for that type of vessel. It ran her trials with a coal burning locomotive boiler, but was shortly afterwards converted to oil-burning and ran several successful trials on this new fuel. It was however long before her time, and was sold to a private owner.
In 1902 the original five berths were scrapped to make room for three berths of greater length and breadth, which enabled the firm to build vessels up to 540 feet in length and of 20,000 tons capacity.
Foundation and History of the Company
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Early Engines
William Doxford & Sons (Engineers) Ltd., were one of the stalwarts of British shipbuilding, having a ship repair and construction yard as well as the engine business with which they built a reputation amongst ship owners that was to last over 70 years.
William Doxford and Sons began building marine steam engines in 1878, when the original engine and boiler works were constructed. The first engines were compound, triple, then quadruple expansion, and later still turbines. In 1887 they built a single screw torpedo boat, which attained a speed of 21 knots, the highest speed recorded for that type of vessel. It ran her trials with a coal burning locomotive boiler, but was shortly afterwards converted to oil-burning and ran several successful trials on this new fuel. It was however long before her time, and was sold to a private owner.
In 1906, Doxfords began to consider the possibilities of the diesel motor for ship propulsion. They realised the solution lay in experiment and research and after a series of experimental engines was built and tested, emerged the single cylinder 450 HP engine. Not satisfied with the success achieved, they decided to experiment, with a 3,000 HP four cylinder single shaft set. These experiments had to be put on hold due to the outbreak of the First World War however during the next four years Doxfords built 21 destroyers and engined them with turbines each of 27,000 HP.
When the war ended they resumed work on the four-cylinder engine, and after further research and the completion of successful trials it was felt justified in putting this into production. So in 1921 the engine was installed in the Yngaren' this was the first motor ship to be built by Doxfords. From that day on the name of Doxfords became world famous, a total of £100,000 had been spent on developing this new engine. A further five units were built during the 1920-23 depression.
Doxfords continued with research and development, overcoming problems of vibration. Then during the grim thirties' when hardly a keel was laid in Sunderland yards, important changes took place in the design and construction methods of the engines. Using steel welded fabrications of the superstructures and supporting frames obtained substantial size and weight reduction. Cast-iron bedplates were still in use until 1936 when fabricated construction was extended to these also. At around the same time Keller and Gebbie collaborated to introduce the Doxford Economy Ship. These and the "Improved" economy ship began with ship No. 612 and ended with ship No. 664. The first Doxford Economy Ship was the MV Sutherland. http://www.shipsnostalgia.com/guides/MV_Sutherland
During World War Two they turned their whole production over to a three-cylinder 2,500 bhp unit. It later earned the title of the economical'; because of its low fuel consumption, only six tons a day. Ships with heavy loads had to run this engine at or near to its limiting rpm to keep up with a convoy in the North Atlantic. In spite of this abuse, they remained remarkably reliable. It remained in production after the war.
Later Engines
In 1947 Purdie being a shrewd Scotsman attracted engineer Percy Jackson to Doxfords. This when competition for higher engine powers were being demanded. Also turbo-charging of the big two-strokes was just ahead and further development of the very successful Doxford (LB) engine would have to be undertaken, if it was to hold its position and keep the firm and its licensees well occupied with Doxford engine orders.
Jackson developed turbo-charging and the common rail system of airless-injection. Jackson set about retaining the high economy of the original arrangement while achieving greater simplicity and lower costs.
Doxfords built vertical, opposed-piston two-stroke diesel engines for ships, up to 8000 bhp, and their design became a standard unit for British flag-carriers until the licence-built Sulzer and B&W engines challenged their position in the early 1960's. The single-crankshaft engines had connecting rods for both the lower and upper pistons, with two rods for the upper piston. It is completely different to the Junkers opposed-piston design, as the upper pistons are connected to the single crankshaft by connecting rods each side of the main cylinder. This system had inherent advantages over the standard four-stroke engine, as the two-stroke running enabled a low operating speed (115 rpm), thus eliminating the requirement for a reduction gearbox between the engine and propeller, and as the engine was reversible, no reverse gear was required. A milestone in Doxford engine technical development was the design, construction and testing of the Seahorse prototype medium speed engine between 1970 and 1975. This was a joint venture between Doxford's and Hawthorn Leslie (Engineers) Ltd of Tyneside. It was intended to offer the marine market a crosshead engine, with its associated robustness and ability to burn Doxford-Hawthorn 58G4 Seahorse Engine heavy oil, which was capable of being geared down to suit the low rotation speeds (80 to 100 rpm) of the very large propellers then being fitted to turbine driven super tankers. In this, they were responding to competition from the established trunk piston medium speed engine builders, as well as creating the possibility of entering the electric power generation market. The prototype Seahorse built upon the fundamental design principles of the J' type engine. The opposed piston configuration's inherent internal mechanical balance, and hence freedom form vibration problems, coupled with exceptionally unrestricted scavenge air flow through the cylinder, with its potential for superior turbo charging, all allowed for a rotational speed of 300 rpm. By comparison, the operation speed of a conventional Doxford J' type engine, and indeed of its direct drive crosshead engine competitors was in the region of 115 rpm to 124 rpm. The Seahorse engine achieved a remarkable power output of 2,500 horsepower (1850 kW) per cylinder. A schematic model of the Seahorse engine in the TWM collection bears the designation58G', implying the achievement of a further significant stage in the evolution of Doxford engine design the G' (for Geared') type. While no Seahorse engines were ever built commercially, many of the design features were incorporated later in the 58JS3 engines. In fact the 58JS3 was more or less a slow speed Seahorse.
The Manufacturing Process
The following views of the Doxford Engine works between 1957 and 1958 have been supplied via The Doxford Friends Association and member Averheijden from an album lent to the society by Jim Duncan in 2003
A General view along the stockyard
The Cylinder Liner Bay
Machining a centre bottom end spherical bearing
Propeller boss being bored out


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Direction to Tiffany Springs Park
One of the Hampton Road bridges is OUT! So you must take the following detour to get to the soccer fields.
At the intersection of I-435 and Hiway 152, go west on Hiway N, which curves right (north).
Look for a fire station on the right.
Just past the fire station, turn right on NW Tiffany Park Road, and go a mile or two, till the road "T's" at Hampton Road.
Turn left and drive to the entrance to Tiffany Springs soccer fields on the right.
NOTE: Click on the VENUES tab for Internet maps.
Field Maps
Contact your team manager for a copy of two field maps, in PDF format.
Fields 1 - 4 are at Tiffany Hills.
Fields 5 - 15 are at Tiffany Springs.
Click here for a map of Tiffany Springs fields.
Click here for a map of Tiffany Hills fields.
Or you can come by the registration tent to see a copy. Goals will also be marked to indicate the field number.
The fields at Tiffany Springs may be arranged differently than what appears on the map, because of the rain we are trying to preserve the fields.
Rainout Hotline is
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5th Annual Spring Classic
May 1 - 3, 2009
Tiffany Hills Sports Complex
Tiffany Springs Park
Kansas City, MO
A United States Soccer Federation sanctioned event that welcomes allaffiliates (USYS, US Club, AYSO, USSSA, etc.)
Divisions II, III and Recreational Formats
U6 Boys & Girls
3 vs. 3
U7 - U8 Boys & Girls
5 vs. 5
U9 – U11 Boys & Girls
8 vs. 8
U12 Boys & Girls
8 vs. 8
U12 – U15 Boys & Girls
11 vs. 11
Sanctioning Form
Registration Deadline - April 27, 2009
Tournament Schedule
Tournament Rules
Tournament Director - Todd Logan
Spring Classic team check-in will be held at the
Embassy Suites Kansas City - International Airport
on Thursday, April 30, from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM in the Ballroom Foyer
. Enter through the South entrance to the hotel.
Teams that cannot check in Thursday evening should check in at least
1 hour before their first game
at the Check-in Tent at Tiffany Springs.
Coaches or managers must provide the following items at Check-In:
** Official State/League Roster (give a copy to Tournament)
** Birth Certificates for all players will be checked.
** Original (notarized) Medical Release Forms for each player (returned)
** Registration Cards with photos for all coaches, managers, players, and guest players (returned)
** State approved Travel Permit, if applicable (give a copy to Tournament)
** Guest Player Agreement-State Form, if applicable (give a copy to Tournament)
Valid Registration Cards from the State or from the league will provide proof of age and will be used to validate game cards.
Game Cards must be completed by each coach/manager listing each player's name and jersey number, and should be given to the Field Marshal or Match Official prior to each match.
Assign Players/Teams to Spring Classic
Login to http://www.htgsports.net.
Click on the Login tab on the far right.
If you have previously logged in to HTGSports, your password will be whatever you set it to when you last logged in.
If you forgot your password, click on the link below the "Login" button, and you will be emailed a temporary password so you can get in. Once you have logged in, you will be prompted to change your password.
If this is the first time you have logged in to HTGSports, your password will be the same as the email address you entered when you registered for this tournament. Once you have logged in, you will be prompted to change your password.
Now click on the "My Sports" tab.
Add all the players for which you are the team manager, including any guest players.
Assign the players to a team.
Then assign the team to this tournament! :-)
Conflict Information
You MUST enter your team's Conflict Information in HTGSports.net!
I am unable to enter this conflict information for you. You MUST enter it in HTGSports.net yourself, so the tournament Scheduler will have that information.
Login as described above, and enter free text in the Conflict Comments box.
You may also want to update your seeding information, or change some players for this tournament. Let me know if you have any problems doing this.
Brackets and Schedules
Schedules will be posted sometime during the week of April 27, 2009 at this website.
Medical Support
BOOST Sports Performance will provide medical assistance to all attendees of the tournament. Look for their tent near the Registration tent at Tiffany Springs. You can find out more about their services at
Tournament Rules
Everyone is responsible for reading and abiding by the tournament rules before attending the tournament. The document is available for viewing and printing. Click on the TOURNAMENT RULES link above.
Tournament T-Shirts
We will have tournament T-shirts for sale near the Registration Tent at Tiffany Springs. Prices are reasonable, and the artwork looks great! Sorry, there are no pre-tournament sales.
Photos and Action Shots
ESI Photography will be at the tournament, and will be happy to take team photos, individual photos, or live action shots. If you want to make arrangements with an ESI photographer before the tournament, go to
for more information.
There will be food and drinks available for purchase at both Tiffany Springs and Tiffany Hills. One of our featured food vendors serving delicious sandwiches at the tournament is
Firehouse Subs
, located in the new Tiffany Springs Market Center. Each team should receive free coupons at Check-In. Go to
for a menu of items and locations.
We will also have Shaved Ice vendor at Tiffany Hills. When's the last time you had a snow cone? Come on by and enjoy the refreshing taste of a delicious snow cone after the game.
SoccerZone will be at Tiffany Springs this year! Need a new soccer ball or practice jersey? Go to
and see what items they have for sale. Or go to their store located at the southwest corner of Chipman Road and 291 HWY in Lee's Summit, Missouri, or call them at 816-246-Zone (9663).
On behalf of the 2009 Spring Classic Soccer Tournament comittee, I hope your players experience some great games - and create some great memories!
If you have any questions about the Spring Classic tournament, send an email to
or call (816) 665-6439.
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Chau-Jin Weng, M.D.12, Lane 112, Jen-Ai Road Section 4 Taipei, Tel: Click for phone number011-886227075660
|4.21 Miles
Yeou-Ming Tung, M.D.P.O. Box 26-1131 Taipei 10682, Tel: Click for phone number011-886287737030
|5.5 Miles
The surgeons listed above are members of The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, licensed by the state of Taipei City and certified by The American Board of Plastic Surgery (ABPS).
Choose Your Plastic Surgeon Carefully
Remember, any licensed physician is legally allowed to advertise as a "cosmetic" surgeon, even if he or she has no formal surgical training. Your body is nothing to take chances with, so avoid the risk. Selecting a board-certified plastic surgeon from this list is your assurance that your doctor has the highest quality training and advanced surgical skills.
ABPS Certification and ASAPS Membership Matters
The ABPS is recognized by the American Board of Medical Specialties to certify doctors in the specialty of plastic surgery. Following medical school, ABPS-certified plastic surgeons must have completed a minimum of 5 years of surgical training, including an accredited plastic surgery residency program. Members of ASAPS must be in at least their third year of active practice following ABPS certification.