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We don't believe in over-complicating things which is why we try to make everything as simple as possible. So, in this section, we will explain how to buy from us and, should you for any reason need to return an item to us, how to do that.
Buying from us could not be easier. Just browse our website and add any items that you wish to buy into the shopping basket. You can view your basket at any time where you can add or remove items or change quantities. After you have finished shopping, click on 'Checkout' and then simply complete the on-screen instructions to confirm payment and delivery.
When you have completed the checkout we will send you email confirmation. When confirmation of an order is received, this is to indicate that we have received your order. It does not indicate that a contract between us exists. We will indicate acceptance of your order, and hence a contract between us, when we send you an invoice with your despatch notification email. We have included this term to protect us should we no longer be able to supply a particular product for some reason. In this case we would contact you and offer you an alternative (if applicable), giving you the choice to change or cancel your order.
If an item is out of stock, we will contact you offering you three solutions:
We accept credit card and debit card payment. All card payments are processed on 100% secure payment terminals which are PayPal and Google Checkout.
Yes, this is fine, in fact, we love to welcome online customers to The Emporium. However, we advise you to give us ONE DAY'S notice to ensure we have your items here on-site.
We have a no quibble, hassle-free, returns policy so you can buy in confidence every time you shop with us. To arrange a return, please contact us first either by phone or email with your reason for the return and include your full name, order number and email address.
You have 14 days from receipt of the item (the delivery day) to notify us by phone or in writing that you wish to return the item. It must be returned to us within 7 days of our acceptance acknowledgement in its original, new and unused condition. You will be responsible for the return delivery costs and for the safety of the item until we receive it. We advise you to package the item adequately for safe transit and to acquire a proof of posting.
Upon receipt, we will refund you as promptly as possible, but usually within 5 working days of the goods being received by us. You will receive email confirmation of the refund. We will refund the total amount originally paid to us at time of purchase excluding the cost of additional services such as expedited delivery or gift wrapping. The refund will be applied to the original funding source.
Alternatively, you may wish to exchange your item for something more suitable, in which case, the above applies but instead of refunding your order, we will credit the amount you paid towards the cost of the replacement item. If there is a difference in price, we will either refund if the replacement is cheaper or ask you to pay the extra if it is more expensive than your original purchase. In any case, we will only issue a refund or process an exchange when we are in receipt of the returned item.
If, by chance, you receive a damaged, faulty or wrong item, we will replace or refund.
You are required to contact us first for further assistance. We realise that returning damaged or faulty items is a hassle for customers so, where at all possible, we prefer photographic evidence of damaged or faulty items to avoid this. In the case of items that have arrived broken, we also need a photo of the packaging so we can make a claim to the courier.
If we decide that a damaged or faulty item needs to be returned to us, we will provide you with a freepost returns label (we will advise you of this beforehand). We will replace the item or if a refund is required, we will refund the total amount originally paid to us at time of purchase excluding the cost of additional services such as expedited delivery or gift wrapping. The refund will be applied to the original funding source.
If the item is delivered to you damaged, please instruct the delivery driver to make a record of this on their paperwork (where applicable) and notify us within 7 days from receipt of the item (the delivery day). If the item develops a fault after this deadline and within the first 6 months, please let us know in writing as you may be entitled to a refund, replacement or repair. If the item needs to be returned to us, we will provide you with a freepost returns label (we will advise you of this beforehand).
If, by chance, you receive a wrong item you are required to notify us within 14 days from receipt of the item (the delivery day). We will despatch your correct item to you straight away at our cost and we will provide you with a freepost returns label so you can return the incorrect item at your convenience within 7 days of our acknowledgement.


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Self-reliance, Food Security, and Sustainability
Approximately 20% of the WWC Food Services budget went toward foods produced and processed locally in the 2011-2012 school year.
Over half of this came from WWC Farm, Garden, and to a limited extent, Forest. About 3% came directly from farms in WNC. The remaining ~42% was split almost evenly between Mountain Food Prouducts, a local produce distributor committed to the local food movement, and Sysco, whose whole pork products and sweet potatoes are raised and processed almost exclusively in the Carolinas. While most of our milk products are produced, processed, and distributed within about a 750 mile radius, we are trying to find a supplier that is a bit closer to home before considering them truely "local"
Learn about some of the people and places (besides our own farm) that have provided food for WWC Dining Services in the past year..

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Friends of the White Pine Trail's Chairman Dave Heyboer has provided the following update on spring repairs to the trail, some new amenities and volunteer opportunities that the public is welcome to take part in.
The trail is in good condition and has been swept again as there has been a lot of droppings from the trees along the trail. This year has been challenging as far as keeping the trail relatively clean. Heyboer reported, "This is the third time we have had to do major cleaning this year already. Thanks to Dave Orlow for doing the sweeping north of Belmont last Friday. On Sunday, June 9, Tony Shachowiak, Len Kizer, George Dorset, and I set out to fix and repair the major potholes on the trail north of Belmont."
The clean-up team rented a plate compactor/vibrator, which weighs just less than 200 pounds to make the repairs come out properly. The machines were rented at Advanced Rental Center on Plainfield. "They set us up with a four-wheeled dolly to transport the unit on along with a rope to pull it up on the tilt bed trailer; this was a great asset, as we had to unload and load this heavy machine several times, as the potholes we worked on were spread over several miles of trail," said Heyboer.
"At each spot, we used a six-foot breaker/pry bar, pickaxe, sledgehammers shovels and rakes to open up and remove the sunken, cracked, and broken asphalt from the pothole areas. This was a lot of work. We then sealed the edges with liquid filler, then filled the holes with "Cold Patch" asphalt, and then would run the compactor over back and forth many times to press the material into the holes. After many passes with the compactor, we would lightly spread Portland Cement on the patch material and again run the compactor over the area."
Heyboer reported that he did a bike ride to the overlook north of Rockford Sunday evening and the patches in that area looked great after a busy day of trail use.
"We only fixed the severe potholes and we will be addressing more of the potholes and trenches in the asphalt at a later date. Now that we have a good process, we will try to make a plan to fix a lot more problem areas in a day and will plan a "Work Day" when we will ask for additional volunteers to assist! Please stay vigilant of our E-News if you are willing to help for our next workday on the trail!"
Workers On The Trail…
"While we were working on the trail, we were an obvious obstruction. We had the Gator with trailer, and one additional vehicle along with 4 persons doing various jobs.
"The people out there are all volunteers, working hard to make the trail a great place for everyone to use! We put out caution signs and we try not to be too much of problem; but unfortunately, we are there, and in the way sometimes!
"Please slow down and proceed with extreme caution, as no one needs to be involved in a needless accident.
"Lastly, we had a lot of great people thanking us for the work we were doing; our favorite comment is "Thank You, and You Are Welcome, and "Bring Cookies," we had a few offers to bring cookies and beer, but we cannot have alcohol on the trail, so thanks for the offer of beer, but please no beer
There are three new covered picnic tables (like the one near House Street) and three benches for installation this coming summer. One is scheduled to go to Tustin. One is tentatively scheduled for a spot south of the West River Road Bridge. A few locations have been picked out as possible spots for the third bench, but they are not perfect. Anyone who knows of a great location for the covered picnic tables or benches should contact Friends of the White Pine Trail. E-mail me at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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A NATIONAL BLUE RIBBON SCHOOL! We provide students the essentials they need to be successful in the future. Students are taught to be respectful, responsible and engaged. Here's how:
ACADEMICS: We are committed to providing a safe and secure learning environment that best meets the needs of our students. We have a rigorous curriculum that includes higher level work to students that excel and tutoring/intervention support for those who struggle.
SUCCESS: Each morning, students start their day with a 30 minute period of re-teaching or enrichment (decided from their assessment scores) in math or language arts as the data indicates. This has been instrumental in bringing our state grade from a C to an A!
INCENTIVES: We are a Positive Behavior Intervention and Support (PBIS) school. While we do have consequences when necessary, we focus on rewarding good behavior. Students have opportunities all day everyday to earn Paws which can be traded in for Bulldog Bucks and spent at our Bulldog Store each month. We also announce names and give bracelets for each level of math fact mastery. We offer many other incentives such as attendance and bus behaviors.
GUIDANCE: Our Guidance programming includes The Six Pillars of Character Counts which is used to teach all students the importance of having good character throughout their life: Trustworthiness, Respect, Responsibility,Fairness, Caring, and Citizenship. We also offer skill and social groups,classroom lessons and individual counseling as needed.
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It is our pleasure to announce the formation of Green Peak Environmental Solutions, a subsidiary of Green Peak Imaging Solutions. Along with the rollout of GPES, we've received a NJDEP Certification Number for our status as a Universal Waste Handler. These are two steps towards closing the loop for small, medium and large businesses that are eco-friendly and eco-savvy.
Our position in the industry is unique. Green Peak Imaging Solutions is not only a provider of the highest-quality and most eco-friendly printer consumables out in the market, but we are also a customer-friendly electronic equipment reclamation firm that provides an easy and efficient solution to recycle ALL retirned office equipment - from calculators to typwriters to computers to mainframes, copiers and printers - we collect and responsibly recycle them all.
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Buying wheel pilot need some advice
I've read the posts on the Raymarine and X-5s. Not much info I could find here except on the install(which was very helpfull) but I'm about to buy a wheelpilot due to costs of going with below deck units and that I single-hand most of the time, I need some type of self steer unit. I mostly sail coastal usualy but plan to go Bahamas/Carribean in the next two years. I am thinking about going with a windvain or maybe up grading to a stronger unit before then. I've looked into Simrad units but it looks like they may have discontinued the WP30. I can't seem to find any dealers that arn't "sold out".
So heres the big question. Is there any other brands that I should consider within the price range of $1500.00 or less. What quality if so. Whats up with/where can I find some price and availability with the Simrad wheel pilot?
I'm 90% sure that I'm going to go with the X-5 but don't want to do the look back and say.
By the way my boat is an Irwin 32.5 Center cockpit sloop, with 13,000Lbs displacement. Normally sail 110% headsail and main.
I'm sorry about droping this thread here I will move it to the gear and maintenance area.
I was sipply looking up how to post and then posted.
Raymarine X-5
The X-5 was delayed in it's release for approx. a year, apparently for software problems. The only difference between it and the S1 is the X-5 has the rate gyro built in and as a result it does not need the rudder sensor. The rudder sensor can be a real PITA to install on some boats, but from what I understand even the X-5 works better with the rudder sensor. You can add the gyro to the S1 for 400 bucks according to Raymarine. I have an S1 and it does very good on a Seidelman 37. The rudder sensor was a royal pain, but other than that installation is pretty straightforward and simple. Have done a couple of gulf crossings, and find no fualt with the S1. If you shop around you can find a new S1 still in stock, for somewhere in the 8 or 900 dollar price range. I think Defender had some of them on sale recentlyl
I installed the S1 on our Irwin Citation 34 in April and have about 1200 nautical miles on her since then. We think the rudder sensor is nice. As far as we are concerned, it handles the IC34 without problems.
I can share pictures of the installation if needs be.
I installed a Raymarine S1-G (with rate gyro) as a wheelpilot. No complaints. I do not have the rudder reference installed and have zero issues with course / track keeping. I have the rudder ref and will likely install down the line, if only for the tiny predictable increase in accuracy. The rate gyro is the real deal and I highly recommend that option.
In fact, if anyone has an X-5 and wants to swap for the S1G (same unit and interface)...I am looking for an X-5 simply due to the OEM integration of N2k / STng. I would swap for the units, plus some cash.
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Metaphors and analogic language use in business
Communication research shows that we hold two languages, digital and analogic, but our communication can be highly effective only if we speak both languages, stimulating both hemispheres of the brain.
Digital language is a mode which often is factual, purely conventional and seemingly arbitary. Analogic language is the use of a sign which does have some immediately obvious relation to the thing it signifies, in that it represents a likeness or analogy. This polarity runs through the millennia of human thought, through philosophy, psychology, arts, religion, and even in business. Through the ages, great leaders have used story-telling, parables, enigmas to reinforce their message and entice their followers to act towards the proposed mission. The use of analogic language can connect at a deeper level than with dry, logical facts, helping to elicit more interest and intrigue in the interlocutors.
Even in business, metaphors, analogies, anecdotes and other figures of speech are word tools which we can use to enrich our communication, to help create a connection between clients and our views, and to induce them to welcome our way of thinking.
The use of analogic language can have a powerful impact on our business since it takes rational creatures such executives, managers or stakeholders by a storm, stirring emotions which are the necessary pushing forces that drive humans to actually act and change.
As an executive coach, I often use stories or metaphors to present different aspects of business life. Metaphors depicting an action are usually more effective.
According to research, when we use images, such as visual metaphors, we are connecting to the side of the brain that can understand abstract concepts. Metaphors and analogies are effective at making abstract or difficult-to-understand concepts understandable. For management researchers, competitive strategy metaphors use language to convey information and ideas, which can be transferred into tacit knowledge, a way of thinking and viewing the world, which cannot be easily articulated. In essence, a metaphor captures the deficiency of the incapability to convey discrete symbol language about an object, event or experience.
Analogic language can be employed, for example, in sales to tear down barriers between us and our client, barriers that have been inadvertently built by our use of language that is technically correct, but incomprehensible to the client.
It can be used in framing a dispute or situation, or the means by which we address or approach a negotiation problem. Often, the metaphoric language used in business is at the core of how a person perceives the situation and suggests how they might react or respond.
Metaphors are emotional mirrors. We can study the other person's use of metaphors to "hear" what they are really saying, as well as to understand their true thoughts or feelings. This will guide us in how we should respond, react, or when necessary, intervene in conflict management.
Even though we often make use of analogical language in our everyday talk, we often tend to overlook its strong persuasive, creative and motivational powers which can be exploited to the best in an organisational context but also in everyday life with ourselves.
Analogic language will be discussed at the advanced level seminar in persuasive communication at the Phoenicia on Wednesday, organised by W&D Magro Ltd, the business advisory arm of W&D.
Dr Portelli is a strategic coach and trainer at W&D's Business Advisory Unit.
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Domaine de Cristia Cotes du Rhone 2007
Rhone Red Blends from Cotes du Rhone, Rhone, France
Winemaker's Notes
100% Grenache, from 50 year old vines.
Intense garnet with violet highlights. Clean intense nose reminiscent of small red fruits, hints of licquorice and pepper. A solid presence on the palate with notes of cherry stones and licquorice. Good balance and well structured.
Critical Acclaim
The Wine Advocate - "Cristia's 2007 Cotes du Rhone reveals copious quantities of licorice, earth, tapenade, and sweet black currant and cherry fruit. Medium-bodied, pure, and soft, it is ideal for near-term consumption. "
Domaine de Cristia Winery
Created by Etienne Grangeon 70 years ago, the property originally comprised 2 hectares of Grenache. It was developed further by the driving force of his son Alain, who joined the domaine in 1963. Passionate about viticulture, he notably contributed to the expansion of the domaine and planted improved grape varieties such as Syrah and Mourvèdre and created the identity of Cristia, based on the knowledge and respect of his soils.
Then, in 1999, Baptiste, Dominique and more recently Florent joined their father. Their priorities were to concentrate on selecting the best parcels in order to produce a wine of a great quality with a good ageing potential. View all Domaine de Cristia Wines
About Cotes du RhoneView a map of Cotes du Rhone wineries
The appellation of Côtes du Rhône encompasses much of the land of the area, not to mention much of the wine – over two-thirds of the wine produced here is of the Côtes-du-Rhône appellation. Wines here need only be from the Côtes de Rhône geographic area (which is fairly large) and consist of one or more of the 22 varieties permitted. Being such a wide classification, it's a surprise and joy that so many of these wines reach such a high quality. While there are areas in the Northern Rhône that meet the classification of Côtes du Rhône, most all of this appellation is in the Southern Rhône. Wines here are based mostly on Grenache, like other Rhône reds, while the whites focus on Marsanne and Roussanne. Viognier is also allowed although typically used in smaller quantities.
Notable FactsThere is one higher level in the Côtes du Rhône called Côtes du Rhône Villages. These wines are from specific village areas that have a few more standards the wine must reach to receive the village label. Some to take note of are Cairanne, Rasteau, Seguret and Beaumes-de-Venise. The good thing about both Côtes du Rhône and Côtes du Rhône Villages is that big producers of the smaller appellations are taking the opportunity and freedom offered by this broad appellation and creating wines of very high quality, and lower in price.
About France - Other regionsWhen it comes to wine, France is a classic. Classic blends, grapes and styles began in the country and they still remain. Think about it - people ask for a Burgundian style Pinot Noir, they refer to wines as Bordeaux or Rhone blends - Champagne even had to pass a law to stop international wineries from putting their region on the label of all sparkling wine.
The top regions of France are: Bordeaux, Burgundy, Champagne, Languedoc-Roussillon, Loire, Rhone. And these regions are so diverse! It makes sense that wine regions throughout the world try to emulate their style. Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah are no longer French varieties, but international varieties. They may not be the leader of cutting edge technology or value-priced wines, but there is no doubt that they are still producing wines of great quality and diversity.
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Hi all,
I need to load four components of a coffee table into the virtual universe, the four components are top, base, left leg and right leg. I use four parts not one whole single object because in this way when I change the size of this furniture, I can make the thickness of the edges fixed, which is a must. The four parts consist a table correctly in the design software TopSolid, but when I load the four .wrl ojbect files seperately in the application, they cannot compose a table correctly. I guess the reason is the four components have been resized and translated automatically in the VRML loader. I have reviewed the source code of the VRML loader and some related source code but not be able to find where the auto resize code is.
I have used four Wavefront .obj files instead to do another technical demonstration, if I disable the ObjectFile.RESIZE flag, and just scale the four parts by myself using the same scale factor, I can get a perfect coffee table, with every part in correct location. But my supervisor insist on using VRML .wrl files in our project.
I hope someone can give me some kind instructions or advises on how to do it in VRML97 loader (https://j3d-vrml97.dev.java.net/).
Any help will be highly appreciated.
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62Chris Pousson
USC Football Spring Practice Starts Tuesday
Trojans looking to take care of "unfinished business."
2011: Pousson will be USC's snapper for his fourth season as a senior in 2011. He has experience snapping on punts and placekicks.
2010: Pousson served for his third season as USC's short snapper on all placekicks as a junior in 2010 and he also assumed the long snapping duty on punts in 2010. He handled both jobs without a miscue. He made 1 tackle (at Arizona) while appearing in all 13 games in 2010.
2009: Pousson spent his second season as USC's short snapper on all placekicks as a sophomore in 2009 and he performed without a hitch. He appeared in USC's first 11 games of 2009 (a broken finger sidelined him for the Arizona and Boston College contests).
2008: Pousson served as USC's short snapper on all placekicks and performed flawlessly as a first-year freshman in 2008. He appeared in 8 games in 2008, missing 5 contests (Washington State, Arizona, Washington, California and Stanford) because he had mononucleosis.
HIGH SCHOOL: He was a 2007 All-League performer as a senior defensive end, offensive lineman, tight end and long snapper at St. Augustine High in San Diego (Calif.). He had 6 receptions for 65 yards (10.8 avg.) with 2 touchdowns on offense and 75 tackles, 7.5 sacks, 2 interceptions, 2 blocked kicks and 1 fumble recovery on defense in 2007...As a junior in 2006, he made All-League while recording 61 tackles, 7 sacks, 4 blocked kicks and 2 forced fumbles. St. Augustine won its second consecutive CIF San Diego Section Division III championship in 2006.
PERSONAL: He's a sociology major at USC with a B- average (2.86 GPA).


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Opal Phillips of Lawrenceburg was honored this fall with a National Volunteer Award during the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization's clinical team conference held in Kansas City in September, according to a Hospice of the Bluegrass release.
The National Council of Hospice and Palliative Professionals and the National Hospice Foundation selected Phillips as the 2013 Volunteers are the Foundation of Hospice Award recipient in the category of Organizational Support, the release said.
A local chiropractor is offering a free initial visit to those who brings a blood glucose monitoring kit to benefit the Anderson County Community Medical Clinic, according to a news release.
"The free medical clinic here in Lawrenceburg needs our help," Dr. Brian Schulz of Lawrenceburg Family Chiropractic said in a news release.
The monitor, along with testing strips, can be purchased at Kroger for $22.99 plus tax, Schulz said, and will be given to the free clinic in exchange for the free initial visit, which is valued at $150.
Historical Society
to meet Thursday
The Anderson County Historical Society plans to hold a meeting on Thursday, Jan. 23 at 7 p.m. in the public library.
The geography of Kentucky will be the topic of discussion. This meeting is free and open to the public.
Project Linus 'National
Make-A-Blanket Day'
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Project Linus will be hosting a "National Make-A-Blanket Day" on Feb. 8 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Shelby County Extension Office, according to a news release.
Individuals who still need help signing up for the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, can receive help through a program offered by the Bluegrass Community Action Partnership (BCAP).
Beckie Trent, the lead connector for Woodford and Anderson counties, said BCAP's assistance program has grown in leaps and bounds since it started in late November.
Since then, Trent said she has assisted about 50-60 people from both Woodford and Anderson in signing up for Obamacare, which now has an extended deadline of March 2014 for individuals to seek coverage.
The Lawrenceburg Junior Cotillion will begin its 2014 Cotillion Season in February and will be accepting new membership applications, according to a press release.
Applications are being accepted now through Jan. 31 for any interested sixth, seventh and eighth grade boy or girl. The cost to participate is $80.
The Woodford Theatre recently announced it would be hosting auditions for its upcoming production "Big River: The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn." Production dates have been set for April 25-27, May 2-4 and May 9-11.
Auditions are scheduled to be held Saturday, Jan. 18 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Sunday, Jan. 19 from noon to 3 p.m.
Callbacks are scheduled for Monday, Jan. 20 from 7-9 p.m. Other dates and times will be by appointment.
Auditions will be held at the Woodford Theatre, 275 Beasley Drive in Versailles.
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Vtg.PAX Walnut Pipe Stand-Tobacco Humidor w / Humistat
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Vtg.PAX Walnut Pipe Stand-Tobacco Humidor w / Humistat
This listing is for a Very Clean, Vintage PAX Pipestand and Humidor.The Stand is made of Walnut and will Hold 4 Pipes. With the Stand comes a Humidor Measuring approx. 5 1/2" High and 4" in Diameter. The Stand Measures about 10" long, 4 3/4" at its Widest Point, the Rack, 4 1/2 " in Height. There is a Disk Attached to the Lid to be Soaked in Water to Keep your Favorite Tobacco Moist. Stamped "PAX" "Made in USA" on its Felt Lined Bottom. The Rack/Stand and Humidor is in Excellent Condition. Thanks for Looking & Good Luck on Your Bid !!!


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It was around the same time that John Lithgow did "Blowout" with John Travolta and Nancy Allen. People often think of him as a comedic actor (and he is brilliant ion Third Rock From the Sun), but equally gifted in psychological thrillers. a real treat for Lithgow fans!
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Colorado State (8-6, 5-3) finished its second season under Head Coach Jim McElwain with its most wins since 2002, when Sonny Lubick led the Rams to a 10-win season. After a tough game down south against then-No. 1 Alabama on Sept. 21, the Rams rattled off seven victories in their final 10 games, including a dramatic victory in the 2013 Gildan New Mexico Bowl vs. Washington State. The Rams trailed 45-30 with just under three minutes to play but a quick touchdown pass from Garrett Grayson to Jordon Vaden pulled the Rams within eight with 2:52 to play. On Washington State's next possession, the Rams had no timeouts remaining and hope was all but lost before senior linebacker Shaquil Barrett stripped the Cougars running back and recovered the ball. CSU marched down the field and scored eight plays later on a Kapri Bibbs one-yard touchdown run. Redshirt sophomore running back Donnell Alexander made an incredible diving two-point conversion to knot the game at 45. On the ensuing kickoff, Rams linebacker Steven Michel forced a fumble that was recovered by defensive back Jasen Oden, Jr. The Rams kicked a game-winning 41-yard field goal as time expired to win.
This was the program's first bowl appearance and victory since 2008.
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- Colorado State played 14 games in a single season for only the second time in program history. The other 14-game season was in 2002
- Eight wins are the most by Colorado State since 2002 when the Rams were crowned @mountainwest champions and finished 10-4
- After playing at Alabama (9/21), CSU went 7-3 and avg. 520.9 total yds. & avg. 231.3 rushing yards, both top-20 in the nation in that span
- The Rams entered bowl season with their first winning regular season since 2005, placing them in a bowl for the first time since 2008
- CSU's 22-point come-from-behind victory over Wazzu represented the fifth-largest comeback in bowl history
- The Rams ran a bowl season-high 97 offensive plays against Washington State in the 2013 Gildan New Mexico Bowl
- Colorado State had the longest (19) and shortest (1) drives in terms of plays during the 2013-14 bowl season
- The Rams averaged 204.4 rushing yards, their most since 2002 (205.7)
- CSU was the only team in NCAA FBS with a 3,500-yard passer and 1,500-yard rusher (Grayson - 3,695 & Bibbs - 1,741)
- CSU recorded the highest avg. yards/game in program history with 470.8. In 1996, the bar was set with an average of 458.9 yards/game
- The Rams recorded 500-plus yards of total offense in eight games in 2013, a CSU single-season record
- CSU averaged 36.2 points per game in 2013. The last time the Rams averaged 30-plus points per game was in 1997 (36.6)
- The Rams improved their scoring output by 71%, from 21.2 in 2012 to 36.2 this season
- In 2 seasons under @CoachMcElwain the Rams are 9-2 when leading at halftime and 10-1 with the lead after 3 quarters
- The Rams ran 109 offensive plays vs. @BroncoSportFB on Nov. 2, a program record and third-most in #MWFB history
- CSU scored 507 points in 2013, the best scoring output in a single season
- CSU hung 50+ points on UTEP (59), WYO (52), UNM (66) & AFA (58) this year, the first CSU team to score 50 on 4 opponents in a single season
- 66 points at New Mexico tied for third-most in program history and the second-most vs. a conference opponent all-time
- Prior to 59-point outburst vs. UTEP the Rams hadn't scored 50-plus points since Oct. 8, 2003 at BYU, a span of 3,666 days
- OC Weston Richburg graded above 90% in every game with just over 45 knockdowns, incl. 7 vs. Boise St
- OL Ty Sambrailo, who will be the most experienced OL in '14, graded above 89% in every game and recorded just over 34 knockdown blocks
- SR RB Chris Nwoke finished his career 10th all-time in CSU history with 2,455 rushing yards.
- SO RB Kapri Bibbs rushed for 1,741 yards, the most in #MWFB and sixth-most among all NCAA FBS running backs
- With 1,741 rushing yards, Bibbs set CSU's single-season rushing record
- In a 2-game span (vs. Nev, at UNM), Bibbs ran the ball 68 times for 603 yds. (8.9 avg.) and scored 10 touchdowns
- Bibbs led the nation in rushing TDs (31) & total TDs (31). The 31 rushing TDs are the most by a CSU rusher in a single season & rank 2nd career
- Bibbs set a school record rushing for 312 yards on 30 carries vs. Nevada on Nov. 9; It was previously held by Tony Alford in 1989 (28-310)
- Bibbs set a school record and tied a @mountainwest record scoring six rushing touchdowns at New Mexico on Nov. 16
- Bibbs owns two of CSU's three highest single-game rushing performances (312 vs. Nevada; 291 at New Mexico)
- Bibbs broke off an 85-yd TD run vs. Nevada, the 3rd-longest scoring run in program history and longest play since '03 (BVP to Anderson - 86)
- Bibbs became only the fourth player to score at least 3 TDs in five consecutive games, joining Barry Sanders, Paul Hewitt & Montee Ball
- Bibbs tied Barry Sanders' (Oklahoma State, 1988) single-season record, scoring at least three rushing touchdowns in eight games
- Bibbs now owns the school single-season points record with 186, more than 6 FBS teams (Miami (OH), FIU, UMASS, Purdue, Kansas & South Florida)
- Bibbs' 186 points also broke the @mountainwest single-season record
- JR TE Kivon Cartwright became the first CSU player to score multiple receiving TDs in back-to-back games (UTEP & SJSU) since Paul Turner in 1995
- SR TE Crockett Gillmore led all MW TEs with 577 receiving yards, the 3rd-most by a CSU tight end in a single season
- QB Garrett Grayson threw for a CSU single-season record 3,696 passing yards & his 5,184 career yards rank 10th in CSU history
- Grayson has now thrown 32 touchdowns in his career, a number that ranks ninth-most all-time at Colorado State
- With Bradlee Van Pelt in attendance, Grayson broke BVP's single-game total offense record accumulating 445 total yards (397 pass, 48 rush) vs. BSU
- Grayson threw 3 TDs in three straight games (UTEP, SJSU, WYO), a feat that a Rams QB hasn't accomplished since Terry Nugent in 1982
- FR WR Rashard Higgins had 10 receptions vs. BSU (11/2), setting a career high and tying a CSU freshman record
- Higgins' 68 receptions set a CSU freshman single-season record and ranked sixth-most in a single season
- WR Charles Lovett has a catch in 21 straight games in which he has played. Lovett's last game without a catch was Nov. 19, 2011 at TCU
- The Rams defense played 3 option-attack teams (AFA, Cal Poly & UNM) & still finished with the 30th-ranked rush defense (140.6)
- SR LB Shaquil Barrett was named @mountainwest Defensive Player of the Year, the first Ram defender to earn this honor since Rick Crowell in 2000
- Barrett's 20.5 TFL was a #MWFB record and tied for the 5th-most in the #NCAA
- Barrett's sack total of 12.0 is fifth-most in the country and ranked as the 3rd-most in a single season at Colorado State
- In his career Barrett registered 18 sacks, 7th-most in CSU history
- Barrett's 13-tackle, 3-sack, 2-FF performance vs. UTEP earned him Bronko Nagurski Defensive POW honors, only the 2nd Ram to earn this award
- Barrett blocked 2 kicks vs. Cal Poly (9/14) & confirmed through research dating back to 1970, Barrett is the first Ram to block two kicks in one game
- S Trent Matthews picked off four passes in 2013, tying for the most by a Ram since 2009 and tied for fifth-most in #NCAA
- LB Max Morgan racked up 20 tackles at Utah State, the most by a CSU defender since Karl Ballard (20) vs. BYU on Oct. 15, 2005
- Morgan finished the season with 134 tackles, the 10th-most in a single season by a CSU defender
- After allowing opponents to convert 48 percent of their third-down tries last season, the #CSURams reduced the rate to 37 percent this year
- CSU's defense held Utah State to only 43 passing yards, the fewest passing yards allowed since Oct. 31, 2003 vs. AFA (29)
- CSU's defense held @AlabamaFTBL to 66 yards rushing, the lowest total by the Crimson Tide since Oct. 9, 2010 (36)
- The Rams limited Washington State to -10 rushing yards, the second-fewest single-game rushing yards in program history
- Opponents avg. just 9.7 yards/punt return after averaging 12.0 a year ago, and 20.5 yards/kickoff return compared to 23.5 last year
- Kicker Jared Roberts averaged 1.5 FGs/game, 2nd in #MWFB and 19th nationally
- Against Air Force Roberts connected on a 54-yard FG, a career long and the longest by a CSU kicker since C.W. Hurst's 54-yarder in 1999
- Roberts' 88.2 field goal percentage makes him the most accurate kicker in CSU history with a minimum of 25 attempts (30-of-34)
- LB Shaquil Barrett earned MW Special Teams Player of the Week after blocking two Cal Poly field goals (9/14)
The Rams posted 507 points on the scoreboard, the most in a single season by CSU. This average of 36.2 per game ranked 23rd nationally, and represented an increase of 71 percent compared to 2012's 21.2. The last season a Colorado State team averaged more than 30 points per game was in 1997. Over a 13-game span the 1997 Rams averaged 36.7 points per game. The Rams' high-scoring average in 2013 is aided by four games scoring 50-plus points (59 vs. UTEP 9/28, 52 at Wyoming 10/19, 66 at New Mexico 11/16, 58 vs. Air Force 11/30). This marked the first season Colorado State has scored 50-plus points in four games in a single season.
Prior to the 2013 season, the Rams hadn't scored 50 points in a single game since Oct. 8, 2003 at BYU. Until the 59-point performance vs. UTEP, the Rams went 3,666 days between 50-point games. It only took 21 days for the Rams to put together their second 50-point game, 28 days for the 60-point explosion and the Rams only waited 14 more days for their last 50-point outburst.
Rams offensive coordinator Dave Baldwin, who was one of 40 semifinalists for the Broyles Award, had the offense firing on all cylinders. After the 629-yard outburst in the Rams' season finale Nov. 30 vs. Air Force – the fourth-highest total offensive yards produced in a single game in program history – CSU did something no other Rams team could accomplish, recording 500-plus yards of total offense in seven games in a single season. This offense racked up the most single-season offensive yards (6,591), the highest total offense average per game all time (470.8) and second-most touchdowns in a single-season (63).
The Rams' offensive line featured four seniors (Biard, Gragert, Haynes and Richburg) and one junior (Sambrailo) who accounted for 164 total starts, tied for 11th most in the nation. This group showed improvement during the season and it shows in the stats. The Rams finished the year ranked 39th nationally having only given up 22 sacks, an average of 1.6 per game and the running game increased just over 59 percent from 2012. The Rams' ground attack averaged 204.4 yards per game, the highest total since 2002 when the green and gold scampered for 205.7 yards per game.
The Rams rushed for at least 225 yards in nine games, a figure which ties for the sixth-most nationally. Ahead of CSU was Auburn (12), Ohio State (12) and three option-attack teams: Army (11), Navy (11) and Georgia Tech (11).
In crucial situations, the Rams ran behind senior center Weston Richburg, a first-team All-Mountain West selection and invitee to both the Senior Bowl and NFL Scouting Combine. He graded out above 90 percent in all 14 games and recorded just over 45 knockdown blocks, including an impressive seven against Boise State on Nov. 2.
Redshirt-sophomore Kapri Bibbs was a force in his only season in Fort Collins. Bibbs, a highly touted recruit from Plainfield, Ill., only started seven games for the Rams but ran the ball 281 times for 1,741 yards and 31 touchdowns. The 31 rushing touchdowns are a CSU single-season record, and he finished tied with Navy QB Keenan Reynolds for most touchdowns among FBS players. Furthermore, Bibbs became only the third student-athlete to rush for 30-plus touchdowns in a single season in NCAA history. One week later, Reynold's joined that same category. Bibbs' 1,741 rushing yards are the most in program history.
Rams K Jared Roberts, semifinalist for the Lou Groza Award, has been a sensation in the kicking game since earning a scholarship before the 2012 season. The native of Littleton, Colo., earned a scholarship just a week prior to the season opener on Sept. 1, 2012 vs. Colorado and has been one of the most reliable kickers in program history. Roberts has made 30-34 (.882) career field goals, a percentage that ranks fourth in the nation among active kickers. Among CSU kickers with a minimum of 25 attempts, Roberts is the most accurate kicker, sitting atop the Rams record book, ahead of Jason Smith (.776, 2005-08).
In the Rams' regular season finale vs. Air Force (Nov. 30), Roberts hit a career-long 54-yard field goal to give Colorado State a 30-0 lead at halftime. This field goal ranks as the 6th-longest field goal in program history. It is the longest kick since C.W. Hurst connected on a 54-yarder vs. New Mexico State on Oct. 2, 1999.
In the 2013 Gildan New Mexico Bowl, Roberts connected on all four field goal attempts, including a 41-yarder as time expired to give the Rams a 48-45 victory. His four field goals marked a program bowl and New Mexico Bowl record.
In 2013 Roberts made all 58 point-after attempts to set a new school record for PATs in a season. He is the first CSU player with 50 or more in a season. The last CSU kicker to go perfect on PATs in a season was Jason Smith who went 31-for-31 in 2008. Dating back to Nov. 17, 2012, Roberts has made 63-consecutive PATs, a figure that leads the Mountain West.
Roberts has only missed three field goals inside of 50 yards in his career. The junior kicker has made 60 consecutive PATs and earlier this season held the nation's second-longest consecutive made field goal streak at 14, a CSU record. Roberts is second in the Mountain West, and 35th nationally, averaging 1.3 field goals per game and is averaging 7.9 points per game, eighth-best in the conference.
Entering the season tight ends Kivon Cartwright and Crockett Gillmore were regarded as the top players in the Mountain West at their position and they lived up to the hype.
Cartwright, who earned All-Mountain West honorable mention, hauled in 27 receptions for 462 yards, which tied for 15th in the NCAA for receiving yards by a tight end and second in the Mountain West. He also caught six receiving touchdowns. Among tight ends, Cartwright's six touchdowns tied for fourth-most by a FBS tight end. Cartwright had back-to-back games with two touchdowns (UTEP 9/28 and SJSU 10/12). He is the first Rams player to record multiple receiving touchdowns in back-to-back games since Paul Turner in 1995. Turner had two touchdowns on Sept. 16 at Air Force and two touchdowns on Sept. 30 vs. BYU.
The last Rams receiver with six or more touchdowns in a season was Dion Morton in 2008. Morton registered 10 receiving touchdowns on 51 receptions in 13 games.
Gillmore, a native of Bushland, Texas, didn't enter the season under-the-radar like Cartwright did. The 6-foot-6, 255-pound tight end was on the preseason watch list for the John Mackey Award, given annually to the nation's best tight end and by the end of the season he earned first-team All-Mountain West honors. Gillmore finished 2013 third on the team with 47 receptions for 577 receiving yards, the most by a tight end in the Mountain West. Nationally that figure ranked 9th among all FBS tight ends. Additionally, Gillmore's 577 receiving yards were the third-most by a CSU tight end in a single season. Being the bigger of the two CSU tight ends, Gillmore found himself in more blocking situations, an aspect of his game that has greatly improved and stats reflect that. CSU only allowed 22 sacks on the year, which ranked 37th nationally.
Gillmore accepted invitations to the East-West Shrine Game and the NFL Scouting Combine.
In the 2013 Gildan New Mexico Bowl, the Rams came back from 22 points down in the third quarter to defeat Washington State 48-45. This was the second-largest comeback in program history. The largest deficit overcome to win was on Nov. 2, 1996 when the Rams trailed by 27 (41-14) in the third quarter at Air Force. CSU rattled off 28 consecutive points to beat the Falcons 42-41.
Nationally, the 22-point comeback was one of the best nationally this season and among bowl come-from-behind victories, it is one of the best all time.
In 2013, Colorado State had 29 players make their collegiate debut.
True Freshmen: DL Austin Berk, LB Deonte Clyburn, WR Rashard Higgins, DL Josh Lovingood, S Jake Schlager, DB Tyree Simmons and RB Eric Williams
Redshirt Freshmen: DB Josh Bowman, OL Nick Callender, P Hayden Hunt, QB Craig Leonard, LB Danny Nwosu, LB Bryan Ohene, OL Tomas Rivera, WR Robert Ruiz, DL Johnny Schupp, WR Jordon Vaden, OL Fred Zerblis
Sophomore: DL Terry Jackson and DL LaRyan King, OL Kevin O'Brien
Redshirt Sophomore: RB Kapri Bibbs, OL Sam Carlson, WR C.J. Glenn, RB Davon Riddick, DL Justin Hansen and WR Willie Udofia
Junior: DL Martavius Foster
Redshirt Junior: DB Casey Joy
Senior LB Shaquil Barrett finished tied for fifth with 20.5 tackles for loss and recorded the fifth-most sacks (12.0) in NCAA FBS. Barrett, who was named to Phil Steele's midseason All-America third team and was the Mountain West's only defensive representative, earned Mountain West Defensive Player of the Year honors. Barrett became the first Ram to earn this award since linebacker Rick Crowell in 2000.
Barrett amassed 20.5 tackles for loss for the Rams, a new conference record. He surpassed his previous single-season best effort of 7.5 TFL from 2012 in just four games. Barrett concluded his career at Colorado State with 32.5 tackles for loss in 37 career games.
The senior linebacker's 12.0 sacks ranked third on CSU's single-season list. In his career, Barrett registered 18.0 sacks, tying for seventh-most in a career by a CSU defensive player. Barrett entered 2013 with more tackles in the last two seasons than any returning player in the Mountain West. The 2012 honorable mention All-Mountain West selection made 166 tackles in the 2011 and '12 seasons combined, and scored three touchdowns in his three seasons as a Ram.
In the home-opener against Cal Poly (9/14), Barrett blocked two Mustangs field goals to earn Special Teams Player of the Week by the Mountain West. Confirmed through research dating back to 1970, the senior linebacker is the first Ram to block two kicks in one game. In a game at Falcon Stadium in 1990, Air Force's Carlton McDonald blocked two CSU punts and a PAT. At Utah State, Barrett blocked his third kick of the season, a 33-yard attempt late in the fourth quarter.
In his final play for Colorado State, Barrett stripped Washington State running back Jeremiah Laufasa and picked the loose ball out of the air. This set up the game-tying drive and from that point the Rams went on to win the 2013 Gildan New Mexico Bowl. His performance against the Cougars earned him Defensive Player of the Games honors.
Barrett earned invitations to the East-West Shrine Game and the Medal of Honor Bowl, although he chose to only attend the East-West Shrine Game.
In his final season in Fort Collins, Shaquil Barrett was no stranger to opponent's backfields. The senior linebacker racked up 20.5 tackles for loss through 14 games, a total that ranked fifth in the NCAA and the third-most in Colorado State history. The Rams record for single-season tackles for loss is 23.5 set by Mike Bell in 1977 and again in '78.
Week 1 vs. Colorado - Sophomore WR/PR Joe Hansley, Punt Returner co-Performer of the Week by College Football Performance Awards
Week 3 vs. Cal Poly - Senior LB Shaquil Barrett, MW Special Teams Player of the Week; Senior TE Crockett Gillmore, Tight End co-Performer of the Week by College Football Performance Awards
Week 4 at Alabama - Junior K Jared Roberts, Kicker co-Performer of the Week by College Football Performance Awards
Week 5 vs. UTEP - Senior LB Shaquil Barrett, Bronko Nagurski National Defensive Player of the Week, CFPA National Defensive Performer of the Week, MW Defensive Player of the Week, National Football Foundation Colorado Chapter Player of the Week; Sophomore RB Kapri Bibbs, College Football Performance Awards honorable mention Running Back of the Week; Junior TE Kivon Cartwright, John Mackey Tight End of the Week; Freshman WR Rashard Higgins, College Football Performance Awards honorable mention Wide Receiver of the Week, Earl Campbell Tyler Rose honorable mention
Week 6 vs. SJSU - Junior TE Kivon Cartwright, CFPA Tight End Performer of the Week honorable mention; Senior TE Crockett Gillmore, CFPA Tight end Performer of the Week honorable mention
Week 7 at Wyoming - Sophomore RB Kapri Bibbs Helmet Sticker from ESPN's Mark May; College Football Performance Awards Running Back Performer of the Week honorable mention; National Football Foundation Colorado Chapter Player of the Week.
Week 8 at Hawai'i - Junior LB Max Morgan College Football Performance Awards Linebacker Performer of the Week honorable mention; National Football Foundation Colorado Chapter Player of the Week.
Week 9 vs. Boise State - RS-Sophomore RB Donnell Alexander College Football Performance Awards Kickoff Returner Performer of the Week.
Week 10 vs. Nevada - RS-Sophomore RB Kapri Bibbs Walter Camp Foundation National Offensive Player of the Week; MW Offensive Player of the Week; Helmet Sticker from ESPN's Lou Holtz; CFPA Running Back Performer of the Week National Football Foundation - Colorado Chapter Player of the Week; CBSSports.com Offensive Player of the Week; SEVEN Magazine Royal Purple Las Vegas Bowl Mountain West Player of the Week. Junior K Jared Roberts MW Special Teams Player of the Week; CFPA Placekicker of the Week honorable mention. Freshman P Hayden Hunt CFPA Punter of the Week honorable mention.
Week 11 at New Mexico - RS-Sophomore RB Kapri Bibbs Mountain West Offensive Player of the Week; CFPA Running Back Performer of the Week; National Football Foundation Colorado Chapter Player of the Week; SEVEN Magazine Royal Purple Las Vegas Bowl Mountain West Player of the Week; Capital One Cup Impact Performance of the Week. Senior TE Crockett Gillmore CFPA Tight End Performer of the Week.
Week 14 vs. Washington State - Senior LB Shaquil Barrett Gildan New Mexico Bowl Defensive Player of the Game.
Week 1 vs. Colorado - LB Shaquil Barrett, TE Kivon Cartwright, DB Trent Matthews and OL Weston Richburg
Week 2 at Tulsa - OL Jared Biard, DB Bernard Blake, LB Aaron Davis and TE Crockett Gillmore
Week 3 vs. Cal Poly - DL Eli Edwards, WR Austin Gray, OL Brandon Haynes and LB Max Morgan
Week 4 at Alabama - DB Shaq Bell, LS Tanner Hedstrom, RB Chris Nwoke and DL Curtis Wilson
Week 5 vs. UTEP - OL Jordan Gragert, TE Jake Levin, DB Kevin Pierre-Louis and K Jared Roberts
Week 6 vs. SJSU - LB Nu'uvali Fa'apito, QB Garrett Grayson, LB Cory James, OL Ty Sambrailo
Week 7 at Wyoming - LB Ken Hulbert, WR Charles Lovett, TE Joe McKay, LB Steven Michel
Week 8 at Hawai'i - LB Shaquil Barrett, TE Kivon Cartwright, DB Trent Matthews, OL Weston Richburg
Week 9 vs. Boise State - OL Jared Biard, LB Aaron Davis, TE Crockett Gillmore, LB Max Morgan
Week 10 vs. Nevada - DB Shaq Bell, DL Eli Edwards, WR Austin Gray, OL Brandon Haynes
Week 11 at New Mexico - DB Bernard Blake, WR Joe Hansley, RB Chris Nwoke, DL Curtis Wilson
Week 12 at Utah State - HB Joe Brown, QB Garrett Grayson, LB Cory James, K Jared Roberts
Week 13 vs. Air Force - LB Shaquil Barrett, DB Shaq Bell, LB Max Morgan, OL Weston Richburg
Week 14 vs. Washington State - LB Shaquil Barrett, DB Shaq Bell, LB Max Morgan, OL Weston Richburg
In the past, Colorado State has struggled defensively getting off the field when its opponent faced a third-down. In 2012, opponents converted 48-percent of the time on third down but in 2013 opponent conversions went down to 37 percent, the lowest percentage allowed by CSU since 2002 (35%). Against the then-No. 1 team in the nation, Alabama only converted two third downs out of 10 attempts. At Hawai'i (10/26), the Rainbow Warriors were only able to convert two of 17 third-down conversions. The 37 percent ranks third in the Mountain West.
In 2013 CSU had two pass catchers score touchdowns on their first career catch. At Tulsa (9/8), senior TE Joe McKay caught a two-yard touchdown pass from Garrett Grayson and Oct. 19 at Wyoming Austin Gray, who spent his first two seasons with the green and gold at safety, caught a 22-yard touchdown in the third quarter.
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On Sept. 21 Colorado State traveled south to Tuscaloosa, Ala., to face the then-ranked No. 1 Alabama. Head Coach Jim McElwain, who came to Fort Collins from Alabama where he was the Crimson Tide's offensive coordinator, has said since that 31-6 defeat that it was a learning experience. McElwain went on record saying it gave his team a chance to see how they stack up against the best. It was a trip that sparked the Rams' offensive attack. Since that Saturday, the Rams finished the season 7-3 and were crowned Gildan New Mexico Bowl champions for the first time since 2008.
Since games of Sept. 21 the Rams rank in the top 10 in the nation in total offense and the top 20 in the nation in rushing offense, touchdowns and points per game.
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By Linda Rosenkrantz
Here we are with the last Babyberry Report of the year!
No multiples this month, but one name was used twice: Leo. Once again, several nature/word names found in middle place—Sparrow, Iris, Rose, Linnea—as well as some interesting moms' maiden names—Francois, Tam and Buchanan.
We're especially happy to include the announcements of two of our own Berry Juice contributors—Dantea's Amelia Lorien Sophia and Josh ('beardedberry') Murray's Zelda Louise.
By Linda Rosenkrantz
There was a wide variety in the babyberry choices of the past month, from classics like Arthur and Alfred and Louisa to the adventurous Sequoia, Arrow and Jubilee. And there were some especially captivating name stories, such as those behind Scout (another shout-out to To Kill a Mockingbird), Arthur Genki, and Fawn, as well as the many cool first and middle combos and sibsets we've come to expect.
The one repeated name this month is the lovely Cornish appellation Elowen—as in Elowen Claire and Elowen Pearl.
Since our last round-up of Nameberry's actual baby names of 2011 in June, there's been a bonanza of beautifully named newbies posted on our forums–and I'm sure they're just the tip of the iceberg. Once again Pam and I are blown away by the fantastic choices being made—from the elegant classics to the more imaginative selections, including great multiple pairings and sibsets. Not to mention all the consistently awesome level of berry-to-berry advice, guidance and support that often leads to those choices.
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The most obvious difference between the latest car and its predecessor is visual. The old car predated the arrival of Kia's current chief designer, Peter Schreyer, previously of Audi, and the new one reflects much more clearly the distinctive identity he is stamping in the company's products. It carries the now-familiar distinctive Kia grille with a pinched-in centre section, and is a lot more curvy in both five-door hatchback and estate forms.
Two petrol engines are being offered – a 1.4-litre (100PS) and a 1.6-litre with gasoline direct injection (GDI) that delivers 135 PS – and three diesels, one with a capacity of 1.4-litres (90PS) and two with a capacity of 1.6 litres (110 and 128 PS). These options mirror those offered in the cee'd's sister car, the Hyundai i30, although the case of the i30, the GDI engine isn't included in the UK line-up. Gearboxes are six-speed manuals and automatics, and the GDI is also available with a six-speed dual-clutch automated manual. The new cee'd, like the old, will also be available with Kia's energy-saving Eco Dynamics features such as stop-start and low rolling resistance tyres.
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|The demand for silent bearing applications has resulted in the development of an effective damping layer between the outer ring of a rolling bearing and the surrounding structure. By means of numerical modeling using both FEM and BEM techniques an induction motor for household appliances is analyzed. A hybrid modeling approach combining measured structural velocities with a BEM formulation is used to validate the acoustic model. The numerical results are compared with results obtained from sound intensity measurements estimating the radiated sound power level for a running electric mo tor. It is found that a relatively simple boundary element model is capable of predicting the radiated sound power in a wide frequency range. By using BEM in combination with the radiation modes formulation it is found that a properly designed viscoelastic layer in the vicinity of the bearing is theoretically capable of reducing a fair amount of sound emitted by the motor.
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1 & 2 // Over the weekend I had the most life changing ice cream experience of my life! The Red Velvet Cake Ice Cream with White Chocolate Chips from Coldstone Creamery should be illegal! It's the most delicious thing I've eaten in a long time! I'm not kidding when I say life changing. Heaven.
3 // Racked up at Home Goods over the weekend and am so happy with our room makeover. In addition to some new stuff, we've also rearranged furniture in order to accommodate Little Bear's crib and anything else he might need.
4 // Week 22! Whoop Whoop!
5 // The most awesome Husband in the world celebrated his birthday over the weekend and of course I had to get the cake from Coldstone ( yea...I officially have an addiction ). We got the cookies & cream cake which was delish! Anyhoo, this guy is not really into celebrating his birthday...but after I annoyed him all day about at least getting a cake, he finally gave in. Last year I surprised him with birthday weekend a trip to Vegas...hopefully next year I can surprise him with something else and force him to celebrate his birthday like a normal person.
6 // After my Breaking Bad coma last week where I spent every moment watching all 46 episodes on Netflix, I finally started the invitations. I managed to word and print everything on Saturday night with the intention of finishing assembly yesterday. However, putting everything together was much more tedious than I thought, my back started to hurt and then my aunt called to tell us she was in the hospital so we had to rush over there. She's ok thank goodness but she really scared us. I'm a day behind schedule now so I'm off to get back to it.
How was your weekend?
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This is a discussion on Bicycle to work within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I have been riding my bicycle to work for over a year now, love it. Just got my concealed carry permit, so now I am ...
I have been riding my bicycle to work for over a year now, love it. Just got my concealed carry permit, so now I am riding while armed.
Surprisingly, it is working out just fine. I use a supertuck holster for my full size 1911. It rocks a little as I pedal, but my hi-viz yellow jacket covers it.
If somebody knew what to look for, I bet they would see it print some. My experience is that no matter what I wear (including a gun) cyclists are invisible to drivers.
Interestingly, on my way home yesterday, I passed another armed bike commuter - my neighbor is a cop who has been doing bike patrol recently.
I carry while riding my bike to work....sometimes in my cycling jersey...sometimes in my rear panniers. but be careful.....I actually lost my revolver about two months ago....fell out of my pannier cuz I did not cinch it down all the way....reported it to the PD immediately when I got into work....and lo and behold....I had it returned to me that afternoon. Another good Samaritan bicyclist found it, and turned it in. I was LUCKY that day.
"The great object is that every man be armed."
Patrick Henry
NRA Patron Member
USCG Veteran