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X@COM - "Fantasy X-Com"
X@COM is a "fantasy X-Com roguelike", which is a curious idea to my mind but well worth a look:
More information.
Well, A Rookie's Tale is the exact name for the total conversion module in question that joins the small, but growing, stable alongside the game/engine itself.
Really promising stuff happening here for such a small project!
Talk about misleading. I read XCOM fantasy and thought hell yes. Then clicked the link and actually saw what the game looked like.:(
Ugh… seriously?
Wow, when he says Rogue-like, he ain't kidding.
From what I understand, it's pretty easy to create tile sets for these games to make them much easier to look at. However, some roguelike purists really prefer the old school ASCII tilesets.
Let us know when you have gotten around do completing this easy work.
Anyway, ASCII graphics were done by using the ASCII character set to simulate graphics. ASCII games ran in text mode, so they could not use tilesets. Games that ran in graphics mode and used sprite animations from that era looked something like this:
or this, one of my favorites from back then:
One from Origin:
And now that I'm sitting here looking at those screenshots, ASCII graphics don't seem like such a bad idea :)
I can't even stand playing rogue-likes with decent tilesets :(
They are going to get in trouble for the name methinks
I should hope not as it is just a play on the original name and a good faith effort to make use of the sorely underused classic mechanics. Perhaps the mod could change the title to the "A Rookie's Tale" to prevent some further confusion and maybe let folks reckon it for what it aims to do?
The full entry and the top of the page gets into lots more detail folks, as does the past news entries, newsbits for other modules, etc. This framework is super-promising for all sorts of other games and whatnot to come if the current dev pace holds---just about the only other RL project that even touches the sort of complex FOV this handles is Mujahid, and another reason why graphics would be a good bit of work(though if you check the project roadmap---you will see that is in the mix alongside a heap else.)
2013 is going to be full of all sorts of player content creation friendly RPG'ish capable projects folks---this one being a nice, free darkhorse in the race.
Ha, I'm sure there aren't very many, but then roguelikes in general are a niche game. The games generally aren't making any money, so creators often don't care about accessibility.
TOME is a roguelike with decent graphics…some of the games are pretty cool that are like that.
Yep, TOME is a great game, I pretty much consider it to be the standard to which all other roguelikes must be compared (that and Crawl). I'm pretty burnt out on it now, but I still go back and check it out again every few patches.
You want another look at this:
We've mixed up two games. I've updated the newsbit.
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Meanwhile, Cadbury has named other companies supplied with chocolate crumb from Hertfordshire: British Sugar, which makes a milk chocolate topping, Premier Chocolate, a subsidiary of Burton Foods, licensed to make biscuits, and Premier Beverages, part of Premier Foods, licensed to make drinking chocolate. Cadbury said the company had only sent on the base ingredient after it tested negative for salmonella and it was tested again by the companies as it arrived at their factories.


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It's never good news to hear about a new kind of terrorist bomb. That, the CIA says, is what it uncovered somewhere in the Middle East in recent days: a more sophisticated version of the underpants bomb worn by Omar Farouk Abdulmutallab when he tried to blow up a jet on Christmas Day 2009, apparently one that could have got through airport security without setting off any alarms. This is certainly an unnerving development.
As well, though, it's important to remember what it isn't. It isn't anything that has escalated the threat level against the United States, or against Britain. It isn't news of an imminent threat that was only foiled by a hair's breadth. It isn't a confrontation with a terrorist mastermind. And it certainly isn't anything that should make anyone lose any sleep at night.
Even compared to the hapless Abdulmutallab, whose incompetence in execution was second only to the wickedness of his intentions, this was small beer. At least Abdulmutallab managed to get the "holy weapon" that he imagined to be in his underpants on to his flight. This time, the device wasn't seized at an airport; those planning the operation hadn't even reached the stage of picking a plane to target, or worked out the logistics of how they would get their weapon aboard. The CIA had known about the plan for at least a month. They stepped in at a time of their choosing, not because of any sudden fear that an attack was imminent.
None of which is to say that we shouldn't be extremely thankful for their work, or careless about the threat that terrorism of whatever stripe will always pose. Still, whenever something like this comes to pass – the discovery and revelation of a threat so far from fruition that it's almost abstract – it also seems important to me to recall that a healthy disrespect for the failings of these bastards is just as important as a deep wariness of what they might do if they got it right. This seems, by any standard, to have been an utterly calamitous operation, indicative more of the weaknesses of al-Qa'ida in Yemen and of US intelligence's strength than of any great reason to be fearful.
Consider, too, the remarkable fact pointed out by David Shipler in the New York Times on Sunday, before this latest tale unfolded: of 22 major plans for terrorist attacks on US soil since 9/11, fully 14 were developed in sting operations organised by US intelligence, mostly being carried out by people just as incompetent as Abdulmutallab, even more isolated, and utterly removed from posing any genuine danger to civilians. That these people are malevolent scumbags is beyond dispute. That they are anything we should worry about, however, is not.Reuse content


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The British School of Beijing Shunyi (BSB), a member of the Nord Anglia Education family of schools, is looking to appoint an outstanding Secondary Headteacher to join us from August 2017. The successful candidate will head the Secondary Leadership Team in leading an exceptional team of dedicated colleagues, who share our passion for creating great learning for the leaders of tomorrow, at one of Beijing's foremost international schools, and be a central figure in our mission to be the Best School in Beijing.
The British School of Beijing, Shunyi
BSB is at an exciting stage of its development, having grown very significantly in the past decade and now numbering approximately 1,000 students aged 1-18. We have outstanding students from approximately 60 nationalities, who thrive academically and who are committed to achieving their best, and who grow with us as true global citizens through our culture of respect, opportunity and personal development. We also have highly supportive parents who engage fully in the life of the school and their children's education.
The school is housed in a purpose-built campus with outstanding facilities in the safe and family-friendly suburb of Shunyi, which is only 20 km from the city centre of Beijing, which is without doubt one of the most exciting and culturally rich world capitals in which to live .
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Nord Anglia Education
With 43 schools and over 35,000 students across China, Europe, the Middle East, Southeast Asia and North America, the success of Nord Anglia Education is built on an international, networked team where ideas, learning and best practice are shared around the globe as we strive to maintain our position as the world's leading premium schools organisation. As a result, we offer our teachers and leaders a true learning community which is committed to the development of every member of that community, excellent personal and professional development, including through Nord Anglia University, and career opportunities within the school and within our family of schools.
The Role
In addition to being a qualified teacher with up-to-date relevant curriculum knowledge, the successful candidate will:
- Be passionate about young people and education and be able to engage a motivate students, based on high expectations;
- Hold a degree and Qualified Teacher Status or equivalent;
- Be an experienced senior leader able to demonstrate the ability to bring out the best in others;
- Show commitment to the principle that all children can achieve beyond what they previously thought possible;
- Demonstrate excellent interpersonal and communication skills in addition to the skills of school management;
- Engage in the whole school, through extra-curricular activity and learning outside the classroom, as well as within;
- Seek to consistently improve his/her own practice through Continuous Professional Development;
- Be innovative, embrace change and empower others to grow through that change;
- Promote the wider aspirations and values of the school;
- Have at least five years' experience in teaching (essential for visa regulation although please do ask if unsure);
The successful candidate will enjoy a competitive package, including highly competitive salary, accommodation/housing allowance, annual flight allowance, worldwide private health insurance, end-of contract gratuity bonus, and free places in the school for children.
You will also benefit from the career and development opportunities that come with being part of the world's leading premium schools organisation.
Above all, we believe that every student can achieve amazingly if they pursue their dreams and aspirations, be that academically or in the other fields in which we excel, such as sport, the performing and creative arts, leadership or commitment to the community. If you would like to be part of that success, we look forward to receiving your application.
Selection Process
Application should be made by Friday 9 December 2016. Long-listed candidates will be contacted as soon as possible, with initial interviews taking place, conducted remotely by telephone, Skype or Facetime. Final interviews will take place at the Nord Anglia Education Recruitment Event in central London in the week commencing 16 January 2017 (alternative arrangements will be made for candidates who cannot attend in person). The school reserves the right to appoint earlier if an exceptional candidate applies for any of the posts.
Start date: August 2017
At Nord Anglia Education we are committed to providing a world class, safe, happy environment in which children and young people are able to thrive and learn. We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of all our pupils irrespective of race, ability, religion, gender or culture.
All post holders in regulated activity (having regular unsupervised contact with children) are subject to appropriate national and international vetting procedures including satisfactory criminal record checks from both Country of residence/birth and any Country of residence within the last 10 years.
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I did get some things accomplished that were stressing me out. I went and got my taxes re-done yesterday so I can get the Obama money for buying the house.
I called a plumber today to fix the drip in my shower.
I called and made an appointment with the gastroenterologist.
I got ahold of my homeowner's insurance company and switched my auto insurance to them also to save money.
I TRIED to get my license address changed. Yesterday they told me they needed my birth certificate. So I got it, and went up today with it. NOW they want my marriage certificate because my ss card last name is different from my birth certificate. The place is like 10miles of crazy traffic each way. I am NOT happy.
I also TRIED to get a ss card for dd since ex-dh lost the first one. I brought her birth certificate. NOPE. They want me to get a letterhead from her SCHOOL saying I am her mom and that she goes to school there. Um, that makes no sense. Or, I have to get the original of her immunization record. Nobody will give an original, only a copy. What a bunch of baloney.
But hey, I am getting there. I have a list of things I have to do and I am going down the line marking them off so I can get my stress down.
I'm glad you are taking time out for yourself and getting the things you need to get done. It's a nice feeling even though some is a pain in the butt. Good idea about the list.05-07-2010, 09:21 PM #3
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Way to go! One step at a time and soon your list will be all crossed off!Sponsored Links Remove Advertisements05-07-2010, 09:39 PM #4
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Dealing with the gov't usually is only marginally more pleasant than going to the dentist. Good luck!05-12-2010, 01:18 PM #5
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Good luck and keep up the good work!05-12-2010, 04:32 PM #6
I got my license and registration address changed.
Leak is fixed.
Ex dh found his copy of dd's ss card and will try to get me copies when he goes to VT (where we are from) to visit family
I need to follow up with auto ins. Haven't heard from the guy!05-25-2010, 02:12 PM #7
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Way to go, you're making tons of progress! you should feel good!05-25-2010, 06:25 PM #8
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Just keep crossing stuff off the list, one thing at a time.
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"Everyone had a wonderful time at our wedding at Bonnet Island Estate. Ginny and Meghan from BIE were a huge help to us throughout the planning process. While I can't speak about the quality of the in-house caterer's (Merri-Makers) food as we brought in a kosher caterer, I can tell you that they made our lives as difficult as possible in doing so. We were originally told that they were equipped to host a kosher wedding and that they would provide the staffing, alcohol, etc. (essentially everything but the food) yet they were entirely unresponsive when we tried to get things in order. After several attempts to reach them they finally got back to us only to let us know that they, in fact, would not be providing any of these services. They also nickle and dimed us for any and all things they could think of. Hopefully it will be easier to deal with Merri-Makers if you are using their services - our experience was pretty painful. It is worth noting that the property of BIE is managed separately from the catering side of the house and again, I can't say enough about how helpful the property managers were to us."
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Composites have become an integral part of our restorative practices, however, their evolution was not without growing pains. Among the failures are problems with wear,1 shrinkage, microleakage, open contacts, recurrent caries, and most perplexing, sensitivity.2 Sensitivity can be defined as patient pain or discomfort, particularly with cold foods and drinks. The current philosophies of cause are defined as: (1) polymerization shrinkage of composite (microleakage or pullback of material from the floor of the preparation); (2) unpolymerized composite in direct contact with the dentin floor (or wall) of the preparation; (3) primer solvent (usually acetone or ethanol) not volatilized prior to placement of composite; and (4) occlusal disharmony.
Improved technology in resin material, bonding agents, and techniques has essentially eliminated these obstacles. Wear resistance of composite resin restorative material is comparable with amalgam.3 Vastly improved resin-based composites, bonding materials, and bonding methods have facilitated sealing dentinal tubules, controlling polymerization shrinkage, and limiting microleakage. Tight, anatomical contacts have been routinely achieved with sectional matrix systems. Sensitivity issues are practically nonexistent if proper techniques are followed.
Technique seems to be the major problem.2 The process of restoring teeth with composite resin is certainly more technically difficult than the process of restoring teeth with amalgam. Insistence on treating resin like amalgam will not work! Even with so-called "packable" composites it will not work.4 We are dealing with two entirely different materials and restorative systems. Amalgams require a minimal dimension and bulk to resist fracture. Resin-based composites do not. Furthermore, amalgam restorations require mechanical retention, whereas resin-based composites are retained by adhesion.2 Use amalgam methods for amalgam, and use composite methods for composite!
This article reviews a method for placement of posterior composite restorations that has been successful in our office. There are many excellent resin-based composite materials and adhesives in today's marketplace. Some are similar in makeup while others have quite different chemistries. It is these differences in chemical makeup that require different application techniques. Therefore, it is important to closely follow manufacturer instructions for the total system. Bonding agents with different solvents require different application techniques.
|Figure 1. Bicuspid class II caries.
|Figure 2. Contemporary class II preparation.
|Figure 3. Rubber dam to isolate tooth from salivary contaminants.
The class II preparation can be much more conservative than in the past (Figures 1 and 2). In the case described in this article, the preparation of the tooth for a direct placement composite resin restoration was accomplished using a 330 carbide bur (Axis Dental Corporation). The traditional type of preparation works well here, with the following modifications.5 First, breaking interproximal contact is not mandatory. This would have been indicated if amalgam were to be used as the restorative material. The old concept of "extension for prevention" is not necessary when using composite resin as the restorative material. Second, rounded internal line angles work best. It has been discussed that rounded internal line angles permit a better distribution of the stresses of mastication on the composite, and therefore will allow the composite to better resist compressive forces. In addition, with rounded internal line angles, a greater surface area is created in the preparation, giving a stronger bond.5
Use of a rubber dam is essential (Figure 3). With the prepared tooth isolated under the rubber dam, the tooth is ready to be prepared for acceptance of the composite. Etching should not be done until the band, wedge, and ring are in place. If these are not in place, the acid can irritate the root surface and cause hypersensitivity. In addition, the etchant should be kept from the adjacent interproximal contact area to prevent inadvertent adhesion of the bonding agent or composite to the adjacent tooth.
A sectional matrix band with a separating ring is the only way to consistently achieve an accurate interproximal contact. The band restores the actual contour of the tooth at the height of contour, and renders proper bulk to resist fracture. I use the new Composi-Tight Gold system of rings and bands (Garrison Dental Solutions) (Figure 4). I have used their original system for years and thought it was unbeatable, but the new rings are approximately twice the strength and maintain their memory consistently.
|Figure 4. Flexi Wedge and gold matrix installed.
|Figure 5. Miris shade guides.
Prior to placing the ring, I wedge the matrix band in place with a Flexi Wedge (Garrison Dental Solutions) (Figure 4). The wedge should be inserted snuggly until the deepest part of the wedge is at the center of the proximal box. A Flexi Wedge seals the cervical area, and its flexibility will allow the separator fines to be placed on either side of the wedge. The composite resin used in this case was Miris (Coltene Whaledent). At this point I select the dentin shade of the Miris Composite that will be used for the restoration (Figure 5). Following the selection of the dentin shade, I select the appropriate enamel shade. The Miris shade guides are made so the dentin shade guide can fit inside the enamel shade guide, thus showing the final shade for the restoration. The respective tubes of composite are set aside.
|Figure 6. Acid etch.
|Figure 7. Dentin bonding with Tenure.
Acid etching with 37% phosphoric acid for 15 seconds is adequate for achieving a suitable surface for application of disinfectant and then bonding agent (Figures 6 and 7). Composite resin bonding requires a saliva-free environment. It has been written and discussed that a dry field is necessary. This is not the case. The dentin must not be desiccated prior to application of bonding agents. If desiccated, the dentin collagen matrix may collapse and prevent a good bond, as well as cause postoperative sensitivity. The dentin must be kept moist with a mist of water from the air/water spray.
For the next step, I recommend the use of a disinfecting agent. I use Tubulicid Red (Global Dental), however, many other products may be used, such as Consepsis (Ultradent), chlorhexidine, and even sodium hypochlorite (bleach). The reason for disinfecting is to rid the surface of the preparation of bacteria left after acid etching. The use of Tubulicid Red will allow the surface of the preparation to also be moist, as the agent is in aqueous solution. Some clinicians recommend disinfecting before acid etching to remove the bacteria from the surface hybrid layer. That is fine. However, when the tooth preparation is etched and then rinsed, the surface may still have a small amount of residual bacteria, especially in the top and inside of the newly exposed dentin tubules. This would be the best time to disinfect and cleanse the surface of the preparation for bonding agent and then composite restorative material.
The disinfecting procedure requires swabbing the preparation for 15 seconds with the disinfecting agent on a microbrush, the same type of brush that is used to apply the bonding agent. In the case of Tubulicid Red, I do not dry the preparation before application of the bonding agent. The bonding agent I used in this case was Tenure (Den-Mat). Since this agent is carried in an acetone solvent, I want the surface of the preparation to be moist with either water or in this case, Tubulicid Red, because it is carried in an aqueous solution. The bonding agent, being hydrophilic, will percolate further into the dentin tubules, and therefore allow a more complete obturation of the tubules and a stronger bond.6
The Tenure used is the "two-bottle" Tenure. I prefer the fourth-generation product, as I seem to have had better results and fewer cases of postoperative sensitivity.7 Two-bottle systems use acetone as a solvent. Each drop contains less than 20% primer and the rest is solvent, therefore multiple coats need to be applied. Single-bottle primers can be alcohol- or water-based or both. In either case they contain more monomer, and one or two liberal coats is adequate. The fifth-generation adhesives have primer and bond together. The solvents are usually alcohol or acetone. They have a high affinity for water, therefore properly wet the dentin and place one or two large coats of adhesive to seal the dentin.
|Figure 8. Apply flowable composite resin.
|Figure 9. Composite set with Virtuoso.
After placement of the Tenure bonding agent, the tooth is ready to accept the composite. I apply a thin layer of flowable composite (Flowline, Heraeus Kulzer) to the floor of the proximal box and floor of the preparation (Figure 8), and then cure. I feel that this ensures a sealed gingival margin and minimizes the possibility of microleakage. Following the application and curing of the flowable composite, I apply an amount of the dentin shade of Miris, pack it carefully, and then cure with the Rembrandt Virtuoso Curing Light (Den-Mat) for 5 seconds bucally, then 5 seconds lingually. Finally, I apply the enamel shade and cure (Figure 9).
When curing, be aware that holding the light continually on the restorationcan generate tremendous amounts of heat. Have all personnel test the light on their thumbnail. Ouch! Judicious use will reduce sensitivity.
When the matrix setup is disassembled, you will notice the necessity of hemostats or Howe pliers to remove the band. The natural contact has been restored. When finishing, we use a simplified system from Garrison Dental Solutions called Finale. Everything is together in one sturdy, heavy-duty block that will not spill. When burs or polishers are used, simply return them to the block. The whole system can be placed in the ultrasonic (because each item is held separately, they cannot wear against each other). Then after the block is autoclaved, all ingredients are still intact and ready for the next patient, with no sorting required.
|Figure 10. "Raptor" diamond for occlusal refinement.
|Figure 11. "Flame" carbide for interproximal finish.
|Figure 12. Football carbide for occlusal finish.
|Figure 13. Final restoration.
In the finishing process, we first outline the occlusal grooves with the 3-mm conical diamond (Figures 10 through 12). Because the matrix band was held firmly to the buccal and lingual walls by the ring, there is very little flash to trim. If flash is present, trimming can be accomplished with the ultra fine flame (Figure 10). The pear, flame, or football carbides (Figure 11) can be used for occlusal shaping and contouring. Diamond cups are then used to shape and polish using varying pressure. Finally, we check the occlusion (Figure 12) and polish (Figure 13).
Direct resin composite restorations can be a very rewarding treatment modality for the patient as well as the clinician. More and more patients are requesting tooth-colored restorations instead of amalgam restorations. It is important for clinicians to read and learn through workshops and university sponsored courses how to incorporate the use of composite resins as a direct restorative material.
Even managed care and various dental plans, through the pressure of their enrollees, are allowing composite restorations to be used instead of amalgam. We are now entering the era of composite dentistry for restoration of not only smaller lesions but also larger, more complex restorative cases.
1. CRA Dentistry Update. 2001;2.
2. Jackson RD. The importance of technique in preventing postoperative sensitivity when placing bonded restorations. Dent Today.1999;18:44-47.
3. Pediatric posterior restorations. CRA Newsletter. September 1996;3-4.
4. Nash R, Lowe RA, Leinfelder K. Using packable composites for direct posterior placement. J Am Dent Assoc. 2001;132:1099-1104.
5. Jackson RD. Aesthetic inlays and onlays: A clinical technique update. Pract Periodont Aesthet Dent. 1993;518-26.
6. Perdigao J, Swift E, Gomes G, et al. Bond strengths of new simplified dentin-emamel adhesives. Am J Dent. 1999;12:286-289.
7. Kälin C, Paul SJ, Schärer P et al. Evaluation of the interface between one bottle bonding agents and dentin by aryopreparation and low temperature scanning electron microscopy (LTSEM). A pilot study on perfused dentinal samples. J Dent. 1998;26:511-520.
Dr. Abel is an accredited member of the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, a member of the American Society for Dental Aesthetics, a fellow in the Academy of General Dentistry, and a fellow in the International Society for Dental and Facial Aesthetics. He has published both nationally and internationally and lectures on the techniques necessary for using composite resins to predictably restore both anterior and posterior teeth. Dr. Abel maintains a cosmetic dental practice in Rockville, Md. He can be reached at (301) 770-1447.


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from this article on WAPF about cod liver oil: http://www.westonaprice.org/basicnut...dliveroil.html
"One concern about taking cod liver oil is the presence of contaminants--heavy metals (such as mercury, cadmium and lead), PCBs and so forth. Fortunately, consumers need not worry when it comes to cod liver oil. All cod liver oils in the US must be tested according to protocols of the Association of Analytical Communities (AOAC) and approved free of detectable levels of 32 contaminants before they can be imported into this country. Furthermore, mercury is water soluble. It may be present in the flesh of fish, but it is not present in the oil."
i've read this in several different places, and for this reason, it is totally okay to NOT buy the most expensive brands of CLO. i buy the store brand. just make sure that whatever brand you buy uses the NATURAL SOURCE vitamins A and D. some brands remove them in the processing and add synthetic vitamins back in instead. sometimes it will tell you on the package, sometimes you actually need to call and ask specifically.
|Fully cleaned and deodorized with nothing added back in. These oils have a reduced vitamin A content and virtually no vitamin D. This type of cod liver oil might be appropriate for life guards and others who spend a lot of time in the sun, and who want the benefits of vitamin
A, EPA and DHA without overdosing on vitamin D. But since vitamin D works synergetically with vitamin A, this would not be a good choice for most of us.
Non-deodorized with a fair amount of natural
vitamin A and D left. According to the company website, Garden of Life cod liver oil falls in this category. It contains 500-1500 IU vitamin A per gram (2500-7500 IU per teaspoon) and 100-175 IU vitamin D per gram (500-875 IU per teaspoon).
Fully cleaned and deodorized cod liver oil with synthetic vitamins added back in. Most of the cod liver oils on the market fall into this category. (You'll need to check with the individual manufacturer to verify whether their cod liver oil falls in this category.) These vary in dose from about 1100 to 4600 IU vitamin A per teaspoon and 180 to 460 IU vitamin D per teaspoon.
Fully cleaned and deodorized, with natural vitamins added back in, standardized at 2340 IU vitamin A per gram (11,700 IU per teaspoon) and 234 IU vitamin D (1170 IU per teaspoon). This is the type of cod liver oil sold as Blue Ice and by Radiant Life and Dr. Ron's UltraPure.
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No. 7 Baseball Hosts Cincinnati, Xavier
March 4, 2013
LEXINGTON, Ky. -- Winners of seven consecutive games, the No. 7 Kentucky baseball team will host a pair of midweek games before its final non-conference weekend, welcoming Cincinnati for a 4 p.m. ET first pitch on Tuesday and Xavier on Wednesday for a 4 p.m. ET first pitch at Cliff Hagan Stadium.
Both games will be broadcast live on the UK IMG Radio Network, with Neil Price calling the action on Tuesday and Dick Gabriel voicing the game on Wednesday. Fans in Lexington can hear the games live on WWTF 1580-AM and online at UKathletics.com.
Kentucky (10-1) moved up a spot to No. 7 in the Collegiate Baseball top-30 poll on Monday, also advancing to No. 11 in the USA Today/ESPN Coaches Poll and No. 10 in the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association top-30. UK stayed at No. 11 in the Baseball America top-25 on Monday.
The Wildcats are coming off a three-game sweep of Akron during the weekend, outscoring the Zips 37-4 during UK's first home weekend. UK also posted midweek wins over Murray State and Eastern Kentucky to open UK's 2013 home schedule, with the Wildcats the next-to-last Southeastern Conference team to begin the home schedule.
During the five-game week, UK was sparked by two-way standout sophomore A.J. Reed, who was named SEC Player of the Week and Louisville Slugger National Player of the Week. Reed, a native of Terre Haute, Ind., collected 15 RBI and belted three homers during the stretch, with a .526 average (10-for-19), adding a double. On the mound, Reed worked a quality start in a win on Friday vs. the Zips, striking out four in six innings.
UK will send freshman southpaw Ryne Combs (0-0, 1.42 ERA) to the mound on Tuesday for his second career start, facing Cincinnati freshman right-hander Mitch Patishall (0-0, 0.00 ERA). The 2012 Kentucky High School Mr. Baseball out of Bryan Station, Combs has appeared in three games with one start, coming on Wednesday vs. Eastern Kentucky. The six-foot, 185-pound lefty has pitched 6.1 innings, allowing nine hits and one run, walking one and striking out three. In his start vs. EKU, Combs worked 3.1 shutout innings, surrendering six hits, walking one and striking out two. Patishall, a 5-foot-11, 194-pounder out of Pendleton, Ind., has appeared in two games in relief for the Bearcats, tossing three innings. He has allowed two hits and walked four, striking out three and holding opponents to a .222 average.
On Wednesday vs. Xavier, Kentucky will send freshman right-hander Kyle Cody (0-0, 11.25 ERA) to the mound for his second career start. Cody has appeared in three games with one start, tossing four innings, allowing eight hits and six runs – five earned – walking two and striking out three. The 6-foot-7, 230-pound Cody started UK's home opener vs. Murray State on Tuesday, working 2.2 innings, allowing six hits and four runs – three earned – walking two and striking out two.
Kentucky extended its winning streak to seven with the five wins during the week, despite battling weather conditions throughout the week. The Wildcats opened the home schedule with an 11-5 win over Murray State on Tuesday and got a 6-2 win over Eastern Kentucky on Wednesday. UK then pounded Akron, 21-2 in the home opener, clinched the series with a 7-0 win on Saturday and swept the Zips with a 9-2 win on Sunday. UK hit .337 during the week and fielding .974, posting a 1.40 ERA on the mound.
The Wildcats have batted .324 as a team through 11 games, with seven homers and 113 runs scored, stealing 23 bases. Defensively, UK – riding a three-game stretch without an error and a two-game stretch without a walk – has fielded .974 with seven double plays. On the mound, UK had a 2.57 ERA in 98 innings, walking only 27 and striking out 87, with opponents hitting .255, stealing only 3-of-7 bases and UKL picking off four runners.
UK has been led individually by junior infielder J.T. Riddle, who has hit .447 (21-for-47) with three doubles, one triple, one homer and 11 RBI, stealing three bases and reaching base at a .527 clip. Two-way star Reed has hit .409 (18-for-44) with a double, triple and four homers, driving in 22 RBI and spotting a .750 slugging mark. Catcher Micheal Thomas has hit .400 (10-for-25) with nine runs and eight RBI, while Max Kuhn has a .33 average (13-for-39) with two doubles, one triple and 12 RBI, stealing five bags. All-America centerfielder Austin Cousino has batted .311 (14-for-45) with three doubles, two homers and 10 RBI, stealing five bags. Shortstop Matt Reida has hit .289 (11-for-38) with a double and five RBI, while Paul McConkey has hit .280 (7-for-25) with two doubles and a triple. Zac Zellers has hit .263 (10-for-38) with a double and five RBI, while Lucas Witt has added a .250 average (9-for-36) with 10 runs and 10 RBI, stealing four bags.
On the mound, UK's weekend rotation of Reed (2-1, 4.70 ERA) on Friday, senior southpaw Jerad Grundy (3-0, 0.43 ERA) and junior lefty Corey Littrell (1-0, 4.32 ERA) have been solid, with Grundy coming off a 12-strikeout performance on Saturday. UK has used freshman Zach Strecker (0-0, 3.38 ERA) a team-high five times, with junior right-hander Trevor Gott (2-0, 0.00 ERA) saving a game in his four relief outings, striking out eight in 5.1 frames. Sophomore right-hander Chandler Shepherd (1-0, 2.45 ERA) has worked in four games in relief, tossing 11 innings with 10 strikeouts. Dylan Dwyer (0-0, 0.00 ERA) and Walter Wijas (1-0, 0.00 ERA) have each worked in four games in relief.
Cincinnati (4-5) has hit .257 as a team through nine games, with five homers and 61 runs scored, owning a .365 slugging and a .367 on-base percentage. The Bearcats have stolen 17 bases and fielded .953 as a club, turning six double plays. UC opened the year with a series sweep at the hands of FAU in Boca Raton, Fla., before traveling to Greenville, S.C., for the First Pitch Invite, winning the finale vs. Western Carolina and suffering losses to Michigan State and Furman. Last weekend, UC opened its home schedule with a sweep of New York Tech at Marge Schott Stadium. Individually, Jeff Murray has led the team with a .333 average through eight games, with a double and two RBI. Devin Wenzel has hit .306 with a double, two homers and 10 RBI, stealing three bags. Justin Glass has hit .306 with a double, homer and five RBI, stealing three bases. Ian Happ owns a .286 mark with two doubles, one triple, one homer and four RBI, stealing two bases. In the bullpen, UC has had a team-high four relief appearances from Thomas Gentile (1-0, 1.80 ERA), tossing 10 innings, walking six and striking out 11. Matthew Lathuras (0-0, 0.90 ERA), Bryan Chenoweth (1-1, 2.25 ERA) and Ryan Atkinson (0-0, 3.86 ERA) have each appeared in three games in relief.
Xavier (3-6) has hit .277 as a team in nine games with a homer and 46 runs scored, posting a .372 slugging and a .343 on-base percentage, stealing six bases and fielding .960. On the mound, XU has a 4.68 ERA with a pair of saves in 75 innings, walking 45 and striking out 46. The Musketeers are coming off a series loss at Georgia Southern over the weekend, winning the series opener, 11-4, before falling the final two games. XU previously fell in three-game series at UAB and Charleston, picking up a win in each set. Individually, Mark Elwell has hit .400 with six doubles and seven RBI. Brian Bruening has hit .385 with a triple, four RBI and three steals. Joe Forney has a .364 average with a double and two RBI, with Selby Chidemo sporting a .318 average with a steal. In the bullpen, XU has been led by a three relief outings from Zach Johnson (0-0, 3.00 ERA), Alex Vice (0-0, 3.00 ERA), Alex Westrick (0-2, 3.38 ERA) and Jacob Bodner (0-1, 10.12 ERA).Johnson and Vice each have a save, with Westrick working 13.1 innings, with 10 walks and 10 strikeouts.
UK leads the all-time series with Cincinnati, 56-29-2, including a 37-13-1 all-time record in games played in Lexington. UK has won four consecutive meetings in the series, last falling in 2009 in Lexington, 12-6. Last year, UK swept the two-game series with UC, picking up a 10-7 win in Cincinnati at Marge Schott Stadium, getting the sixth homer of the year from Luke Maile and a 5.2 inning start from Shepherd. Maile went 3-for-3 with two walks and three runs scored, while Thomas McCarthy collected a 4-for-5 outing. UC started Grant Walker, who worked 3.2 innings, allowing seven hits and five runs – four earned – walking two and striking out two. UK won the returning meeting in Lexington in mid-April, getting six shutout innings out of starter Sam Mahar, who allowed only two hits and struck out five. Cousino, Maile and Riddle each belted homers, with McCarthy adding a 2-for-3 game. Brad Mergen started for UC, working 3.2 innings, allowing eight hits and six runs, walking three and striking out two.
The Wildcats lead the all-time series with Xavier, 30-8, including a 20-6 record in games played in Lexington. UK has won 10 consecutive meetings in the series, last falling to XU in 1998, 11-5 in Lexington. UK picked up a 9-2 win over Xavier on Feb. 29, 2012, as Shepherd turned in a strong five inning start in his first career starting assignment, allowing only two hits and one walk, striking out five. Mahar worked an inning in relief, with Jeff Boehm and Wijas combining to finish out the ninth. Cousino went 2-for-3 with three RBI, while Maile and McCarthy each belting a homer. Maile went 3-for-3 with three runs scored and a walk.
Kentucky: 10-1
Cincinnati: 4-5
Xavier: 3-6
Schedule (times Eastern and subject to change) -- Lexington, Ky.
Tuesday, March 5 * vs. Cincinnati * 4 p.m.
Wednesday, March 6 * vs. Xavier * 4 p.m.
Radio (BBSN with Neil Price and Dick Gabriel)
Tuesday: WWTF 1580-AM in Lexington
Wednesday: WWTF 1580-AM in Lexington
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Live video, audio and stats on UKathletics.com
Tentative Pitching Matchups
Tuesday vs. Cincinnati
Fr., LHP Ryne Combs (0-0, 1.42 ERA) vs. Fr., RHP Mitch Patishall (0-0, 0.00 ERA)
Wednesday vs. Xavier
Fr., RHP Kyle Cody (0-0, 11.25 ERA) vs. TBA
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Parking at Cliff Hagan Stadium is FREE.
UK will utilize two lots: the C8 lot behind Shively Sports Center, and brand-new Parking Structure 7 on the corner of Complex Drive and Jerry Claiborne Way. Both parking lots are only steps away from Cliff Hagan Stadium.
Fans who park in the PS7 lot will be given a parking value card to exit the structure free of charge. Value cards should be picked up at the baseball ticket booth prior to the fifth inning.
Fans should not use the university "R" lots adjacent to the dorms or on the south side of Nutter Training Facility. These lots are patrolled by the university 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Fans that park in these lots may be ticketed or towed. Plenty of parking is available in the C8 and PS7 lots.
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Calvary Mennonite Church was founded in 1995 in Paden, Oklahoma. It joined the Biblical Mennonite Alliance in February 2006.
In 2015 the leading minister was Edwin D. Loewen, the congregational membership was 38, and the average Sunday attendance was 60.
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Biblical Mennonite Alliance. "BMA Congregational Directory with Pastors." August 2015.
Biblical Mennonite Alliance. "Directory of BMA Congregations." Web. 2 May 2012. http://www.biblicalmennonite.com/congregations.html.
Hershberger, Brenda. Anabaptist (Mennonite) Directory 2012-13. Harrisonburg, VA: The Sword and Trumpet, 2012: 37.
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To reset your ECU pull your Negative Battery Cable, then press the brake peddle for 15 seconds or so to drain all the (lingering voltage) out of the system.. Reconnect your Negative battery terminal and your done.. Well, until you notice your clock and radio presets are all messed up..
Originally Posted by dumdum
Ditch the stock resonator/snorkus and stick one of these in.You will get alittle more sound and some faster spool up with the high flow filter in.
They sell them at most Autozones for $15.Reset your ECU after you put one in.
Originally Posted by Chris Rx
since you guys were on the intake topic, i thought i would tell you guys.
i went to the strip 2 times, first time me vs. 05 wrx with turboback, cold air, ecutek(i think it was, he thinks they say they installed but really didnt, never found out if he got his money back).
anyways, he ran 15.5 all night, finally hitting a 14.9 on his last run. i ran with just turboback, k&n drop in, helix uppipe and ran 14.4 all night.
same story on a 04 rex with cold air intake, spt exhaust, running 15.3+, a 02 rex with 17 psi (or 16 cant remember) with catback best was a 14.4. he had a stock intake just like me......
just thought i would share that with you guys, peace
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Hey guys, I saw you started discussing the AI. I just placed a Fujita CAI in mine and reset the sensor. I didn't put my foot on the brake but it did reset it. For some reason though, after a couple hours or so, the CEL comes back on again. So, I reset it again. Then it comes back on "again" Kinda frustrating actually. Any ideas? Pershiate it
Originally Posted by sekretskwirl
...they're supposedly made of special cotton and need no oil...i've been told many times over oiled filters contaminate the MAF sensor over time.
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If you clean the oiled ones properly there is no trouble with them.The Blitz ,one according to their website,is not a washable filter.I remeber you talking about getting a turbo upgrade and tune.I would go ahead and get an intake like the K&N since you have a 2.5 you will be out flowing the stock airbox pretty easilly.If you are still worried about oil switch the K&N filter out on the intake with the AEM dryflow filter.
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The STI filter is good but nowhere near worth the $60 price tag. I would go for the K&N or the Perrin.
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I went with a K&N on my car. I noticed no difference in performance. Maybe just a slightly better throttle response.
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MICHAEL CRICHTONS NOVEL State of Fear, published last December, is a curious volume, combining all the clichés of pulp fiction (heaving breasts, cannibals, poisoning by octopi) with graphs and comment and lengthy footnotes directing readers to journals like Nature and The Lancet, along with the same small set of studies the climate skeptics have been promoting for years. Its premise is that environmentalists have made up a lie about the dangers of climate change in order to raise funds, and that to keep the lie alive they will do almost anythingnotably, try to trigger a tsunami that will make people worry about rising sea levels. The latter is a laughable propositiontsunamis, caused by volcanic explosions or tectonic shifts, are one of the few natural phenomena still unaffected by man, and no one has ever claimed otherwise.
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Think it doesnt matter? That its just some columnists and web jockeys who cant really do much damage in the face of firmly established scientific consensus? A few days later, Senator James Inhofe of Oklahoma, chair of the Committee on Environment and Public Works, and hence the man past whom any climate legislation will have to pass, took to the floor on the opening day of Congress new session to give a lengthy speech in which he accused the greens of linking the tsunami to climate change, adding, There is something inhumane about that, that they would capitalize on the tragedy of a hundred thousand people to push a hoax like global warming.
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