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UNC-TV partners with the North Carolina Museum of Art to bring viewers information about the state's art collection and the many specially curated exhibitions the NCMA brings to the citizens of North Carolina. In addition to several features broadcast on North Carolina Now and North Carolina Weekend, UNC-TV has produced several award-winning documentaries in partnership with the NCMA. These documentaries include: Rodin: A Man of Passion, Stanton MacDonald-Wright: Color, Myth & Music, Defying Gravity: A Tribute to Flight, Matisse, Picasso and the School of Paris, Monet in Normandy and Rembrandt in America.
Defying Gravity: A Tribute To Flight
This stellar special not only reveals much of this high-flying North Carolina Museum of Art exhibit of the same name (collections of photographs, artifacts, paintings, sculpture & videos) but also shares the stories behind some of the exhibit's most thought-provoking material.
Matisse, Picasso and the School of Paris
The recipient of a 2006 regional Emmy Award, this UNC-TV production takes a local look at the travelling exhibit of the same name, featuring the masterpieces of such influential French artists as Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso, and more.
Monet in Normandy
From the sublime isolation of the great chalk limestone cliffs at Etretat to the picturesque and romantic beaches of Trouville, take a local look at the colorful French seascapes of Impressionist painter Claude Monet with UNC-TV's unprecedented coverage of the North Carolina Museum of Art's special exhibition.
Rembrandt in America
Dutch artist Rembrandt van Rijn has been called one of the greatest painters of all time. This UNC-TV original production, Rembrandt in America, weaves together a biographical and historical detective story that seeks to determine what is and what is not an authentic Rembrandt painting.
Rodin: A Man of Passion
With works from museums and private collections in Paris, New York, Los Angeles, Philadelphia and Washington, DC, this colorful documentary captures North Carolina Museum of Art's Festival Rodin special collection—the largest exhibition of Rodin's works ever assembled in the Southeast.
Stanton MacDonald-Wright: Color, Myth and Music
Examine the life and work of American painter Stanton Macdonald-Wright, a pioneer of artistic modernism, by exploring The North Carolina Museum of Art exhibition, "Color, Myth, and Music: Stanton Macdonald-Wright and Synchromism"—the first full showcase of the artist's work, with 63 paintings and drawings spanning a period of more than 60 years.


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As the Principal of Katoomba High School I welcome you to our website and hope that you will enjoy the information offered. As you browse I am confident that you will see that Katoomba High School is a comprehensive secondary school that passionately serves the diverse community of the Upper Blue Mountains. We exist to inspire students to reach their full potential and are committed to developing a culture of high expectations and strong values that nourish the development of creative, confident, accomplished young men and women.
Our school motto, Quality and Creativity, highlights the holistic emphasis of the school and the breadth of our curriculum, leadership and welfare programs prepare students for the opportunities and challenges of the 21st century.
The school is committed to enhancing outcomes for all students through a relentless focus on quality teaching and learning practices that increase student engagement, personalise learning experiences and encourage the pursuit of personal and academic excellence. Students achieve strong academic results as evidenced by our HSC results. Students also achieved outstanding performances in the creative arts and on the sporting field.
The Parents and Citizens Association (P&C) are an important part of the Katoomba High School community. This dedicated group of people continue to work tirelessly to support teachers in delivering quality learning experiences in the classroom. Their outstanding loyalty and advocacy of public education has contributed to the confidence of the local community in the school.
If after exploring this website you would like more information about our programs and our philosophy I invite you to contact the school and make an appointment. You would be most welcome as I appreciate that choosing the right school for your child is an important decision.
Mrs Jennifer Boyall
Katoomba High School is a comprehensive secondary school that serves the community of the upper Blue Mountains. The school aims to ensure that all students will achieve the following outcomes. They will be: Participating community members; self-assured, autonomous individuals; ready for life and work in a democratic society; effective communicators; life long learners; and aware of critical issues for the maintenance of their environment. The school has explicit expectations for quality learning and behaviour and bases its welfare strategies on the needs of children in order to achieve these. We provide a wide range of learning opportunities at the school to cater for diverse talents and interests. Our Support Unit for students with disabilities is an integral and valued part of the school.

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Harrellson Shines In UK's Win Over L'Ville
LOUISVILLE -- Kentucky is all about their freshman, right?
Last year it was the John Wall and DeMarcus Cousins show. This year it was supposed to be all about Brandon Knight, Terrence Jones and Doron Lamb.
But on Friday, up against archrival Louisville, at the YUM! Center it was Josh Harrellson's light that shined the brightest.
Yes, Brandon Knight was sensational in Kentucky's win. He scored 25 points and handled UK's point guard duties flawlessly. But he wasn't the reason Kentucky got the win over Rick Pitino's scrappy bunch.
It was Harrellson's loud 23 points and 14 rebounds that made the difference.
It wasn't Jones, Lamb or even Knight that received an emotional hug when they walked off the floor with under two minutes left in the game. It was Harrellson.
"I'm just so proud of him," John Calipari said shortly after Kentucky knocked off Louisville by a score of 78 to 63. "He had 23 points and 14 rebounds. My gosh. It's just an emotional rush seeing that."
"At first he didn't know what to say. He didn't say nothing," Harrellson recalled. "He didn't know what to say. He just looked at me like 'did you really just do this.' He's happy with me and he said 'good job kid.'"
While Louisville focused their attention on trying to contain Jones, it was Harrellson that shook loose when the Cards sent doubles Jones' way.
"We obviously wanted to take away Jones in the low post we just didn't rotate to Harrellson in the low post," Rick Pitino said.
"[Jones] kept getting doubled and I kept making myself available to him," the 6-foot-10 senior said. "He just kept feeding me the ball and I kept finishing, so why not come back?"
While his point total was certainly impressive, his effort on the glass was a major factor. Harrellson controlled the backboard on both ends and snagged six offensive rebounds.
Keep in mind, due to injuries, Louisville is depleted in the post. But they have some talent at the five-spot. Terrence Jennings is quicker and more athletic than Harrellson, while Gorguis Dieng is longer and overall more talented.
But none of that mattered. Not to Harrellson, who came to Kentucky by way of Junior College basketball. He secured his position in the paint and fought for board after board.
"Everybody wants to beat Louisville and come out on a big stage on national television and show the whole country what you can do," Harrellson said. "Just having a game like this is a big step for me."
Harrellson, a native of St. Louis, taught Calipari a lesson on Friday. He admitted to neglecting the big man at times last season. Now, due to Harrellson's conditioning and effort level, he's becoming an important piece to Kentucky's puzzle.
"What we coaches like to do is work with the good guys and the guys that are struggling we just push them aside," Calipari said. "What he has shown me is every kid deserves everything we have to help them get better."
Harrellson has certainly gotten better. And in a high profile setting the unheralded big man proved that Kentucky is more than just a couple of talented freshman.


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Our Homeland Security Director gave us all the lowdown on the refugee program and it's what we all thought: ISIS has been trying to use the refugee program to come to America. Why in the heck are we still trying to bring refugees here? Can't we help them in the Middle East? The only thing I can guess is that this is Obama's agenda and he's not letting up on fulfilling it. The State Department and UN are pushing refugees through the system as fast as possible. This is big, big business for the Refugee Resettlement contractors ho get paid per refugee and then get millions from the feds on top of that. The kicker is that YOU pay for the "goodies" the refugees get once they're here. That's why America is a global magnet for refugees!
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BlackBerry executives sold newly vested stock on day of warning
By Solarina Ho
TORONTO (Reuters) - Top BlackBerry executives sold small blocks of the company's stock on the day that the smartphone maker warned of a huge quarterly operating loss and massive job cuts, according to Canadian regulatory filings.
The filings showed that Chief Executive Thorsten Heins and Chief Financial Officer Brian Bidulka sold about 51.1 percent of their batches of newly vested shares on September 20, netting C$121,107.68 ($117,600) and C$40,386.79 ($39,200), respectively.
There is no indication of any wrongdoing by the executives or the company.
The shares were sold automatically by the trustee of BlackBerry's restricted stock unit (RSU) plan to cover taxes owed by the two executives as a result of the vested RSUs, BlackBerry spokesman Adam Emery said by email.
RSUs are granted and then vest over three years on the anniversary date, said Emery, noting the details of the plan are disclosed in the management circular, available on BlackBerry's website.
In BlackBerry's fiscal 2013, that ended March 2, Heins received nearly $3 million in RSUs.
Filings on Canada's System for Electronic Disclosure by Insiders show that Heins and Bidulka have sold a similar percentage of BlackBerry shares around the same time over the last several quarters.
The executives sold a similar amount of stock at C$6.8517 a share on September 20 last year. Continued...


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Michael Taylor, OF, Sacramento River Cats
The River Cats began the year in Las Vegas, where they took 3-of-4 games from the 51s behind a strong showing from nearly everyone in the lineup. Taylor led the way, getting eight hits in 14 at-bats with a home run and eight driven-in. He was one of two Sacramento players to play in all four games of the series and finds himself with a .444 average and 1143 OPS to start the year. Taylor is looking to maintain his strong start after a wrist injury derailed the first two months of his season in 2011.
Derek Norris, C, Sacramento River Cats
The catcher acquired in the Gio Gonzalez trade showed his power potential in his first three games with Sacramento, hitting two homers and driving in six hitting behind Taylor. He has five hits in his first 14 at-bats, including two doubles and even a triple. He's second on the team in RBIs with six, only trailing Taylor's eight. But the career on-base dynamo is one of four River Cats hitters to not reach base via walk. Not that manager Darren Bush is complaining. He'll gladly take a 1.071 slugging percentage and 1384 OPS from his backstop.
Stephen Parker, 3B, Sacramento River Cats
After a somewhat disappointing year at the plate last year, Parker is looking to regain his 2010 form, when he hit 21 home runs and drove-in 98 for High-A Stockton. He got off to a good start in his first three games with Sacramento, getting four hits in nine at-bats and walking four times. That puts his early on-base percentage at .571 and OPS at 1238. But he does have an error to his name and will need to improve defensively if he wants a chance to get to the majors.
Daric Barton, 1B, Sacramento River Cats (Rehab)
The A's have alternated their starting first basemen in 2012's first four games. Neither Brandon Allen nor Kila Ka'aihue appears to have earned a long-term spot on the major league roster with their early play, so the organization has plenty of eyes on Barton's hot start. In four games, Barton's hitting line of .368/.455/.684 with a 1139 OPS could vault him back to Oakland in a hurry since he's now eligible to come off the DL. He's second on Sacramento in hits with seven and hit a grand slam in Sunday's game, giving him five RBIs.
Josh Horton, IF, Midland Rockhounds
Horton is another infielder off to a hot start. With Double-A Midland, Horton has five hits in 11 at-bats, albeit all singles. But he's also walked six times, giving him a .647 on-base percentage and 1102 OPS in his first four games. The left-handed hitter starts the year with both a four-game hitting streak and walk streak. He has walked twice in each of the last two games. The lack of power is pretty typical of Horton, however. His career slugging percentage in his six seasons is just .358.
Michael Choice, CF, Midland Rockhounds
The A's top prospect has gotten off to a good start at the plate. He didn't hit a home run during the Rockhounds' first series, but he did reach base 10 times in his first four games, giving him an on-base percentage of .556 and OPS of 972. He has struck out four times, but the organization will take it if he's able to reach base at a good clip and hit for good power.
Conner Crumbliss, UT, Midland Rockhounds
Crumbliss is Midland's only player to have hit a home run in 2012. The utilityman had two to start the year. While Crumbliss has just four hits in 16 at-bats, he's slugging .688 and has an OPS of 1088. His 11 total bases lead the team while four players are tied for second with five. Crumbliss hasn't shown much power early in his career. He has slugged just .381 in his four years in Oakland's system, so his early jolt must be a pleasant surprise for the A's. More true to his career to date, Crumbliss has walked four times in four games and has two stolen bases.
Josh Whitaker, OF/1B, Stockton Ports
After hitting 17 home runs with a 957 OPS in the Midwest League last year, Whitaker has picked up where he left off in his first four games at High-A with the Ports. Whitaker has two home runs in 16 at-bats, where he's hit .375/.444/.813 with a 1257 OPS. However, the Kennesaw State alum has struck out five times. Last year set the bar high for the outfielder, who is poised to have another good year at the plate in the hitter-friendly California League.
Dusty Robinson, OF, Burlington Bees
It's been a good few days to be an outfielder in the A's system. In three games, Robinson already has two home runs and five RBIs for Low-A Burlington. Last season with Low-A Vermont, Robinson, a 2011 10th-round pick, had a line of .219/.270/.461 in 36 games. Robinson has struggled with plate discipline in the past, but he has already walked twice in three games after drawing only eight walks in 36 games with the Lake Monsters last year.


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Publication Acceptance Date: 7/20/1999
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Technical Abstract: Utilization of industrial byproducts as soil amendments is often a sound alternative to land filling. Gasification of alfalfa for electricity generation is projected to generate significant quantities of ash in Minnesota. We evaluated the potential use of this ash as a fertilizer and a liming agent in the growth chamber. Three Minnesota agricultural soils were eused, Waukegan silt loam (pH 6.4, low K, and high P), Wykeham sandy loam (pH 6.9, low P, and low K), and Hubbard sand (pH 4.9, low K, and high P). Treatments included a control, 7 ash rates ranging from 900 to 22,000 kg/ ha, 220 kg/ha K, 34 kg/ha P, and a K+P fertilizer addition. Ash application significantly affected corn shoot production. Low to medium ash rates increased shoot dry mass, whereas high ash rates decreased it. Ash application significantly increased plant tissue K but not P. Ash application significantly increased exchangeable K, Ca, and Mg, extractable eP, and pH. The effect of ash on other nutrients in soil and plant will be discussed. This study indicated that alfalfa stem ash could be used as a source of K and as a liming agent.


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You can not solve it. You can just replace data.zip that contains bug.
If the creator of the file failed to include all the possible variants, we only have to wait himself to correct.
Unless you do not want to do it yourself
it is problem with lang file. dicionary is not translated well. im using non latin lang, and everything is ok. also my lang is not in original nextgen,so i use translation of older lang version. look at your lang file inside content folder. or download original avic from gp,unpack it and transfer original lang files to content.
you can translate your own lang. u must translate original englisch to your lang. about 5000 text lines. use notepad++
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You can not solve it. You can just replace data.zip that contains bug.
If the creator of the file failed to include all the possible variants, we only have to wait himself to correct.
Unless you do not want to do it yourself
Hello, can someone help me. I have this version on the phone Galaxy S5. But that phone does not have SIM card. I want to use this phone as my GPS in car. While using it, it keeps disconnecting from satellite and reconnecting to satellite....I turned off all Online services (assuming that uses cell towers), and it still does that. Isn't this thing OFFLINE and just need the GPS chip and it should work? WTF.
Your Galaxy S5 got a crappy GPS chip. Is it trying to connect to GLONASS as well as GPS?
i have same problem,from time to time disconect in primo 2.4 when i used moded data settings in ui_android. try to delete everything and start agsin with clean install with original staff-no skins etc
it is possible to make the maneuver arrow a little more thick?
like if i use or dont use width road ux, maneuver arrow is in my opinion too width - in complicated road junction is confusing.
so the answers may be:
-some good ux
-some good data.zip
-some commands in sys.txt
im on Avic with pongo 06.01 skin
any ideas? THX"
My s3 connects to glonass and gps at the same time and I get no drops. I turned aGPS off in qualcomm settings though. The screen is way too small and high res for in-car nav to me.s it trying to connect to GLONASS as well as GPS?
Yeah it was fine before and yes also GLONASS. When I had a sim card in there, it was fine. This happened right after I took that SIM card out.
I have a problem that it doesnt keep routepreferences.I put an adress and it make the destination but it is the same as i put ''road with per use toll'' or not put.
And when i go to the ''route planning method'' and i put one ,this is not placed.It seems as it make only ''fast'' and nothing else.I have inside map of greece and i dont have problem with lang and voice, i put the old ones.I try the ''indonisia'' from playstore and it works perfect.
But i dont know where is the exctracked to put inside my countrys map.


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Head Coach Jim Zorn
On Jeremy Bridges and Scott Burley's injuries:
"We didn't have many injuries. Bridges has a little ankle sprain, it is a low ankle sprain. Then Burley got some cramps."
On the right tackle position:
"Well those guys that sat out, we're going to try to get them geared up. I don't know if Mike Williams is going to be ready but we're got to have him play on Thursday' so I'm trying to rest him. Stephon Heyer will be back tomorrow; I'm trying to get him geared up so he can play as well."
On rookie defensive ends Brian Orakpo and Jeremy Jarmon:
"It was excellent because it's hard to block. That was one of the problems that we had in our passing game because those guys are so quick up the field. But that is a great opportunity for us to get better. We're going to see speed like that some point during this season so we need to block it. There is no way we can just let it go and say 'Well, he's too fast.'"
On how the offense did today:
"I thought Jason [Campbell] did well. Our first two tight ends that came in there, Fred Davis played hard he played well. He loves to play football, so does [Todd] Yoder. We didn't use [Chris] Cooley but they played well. I'm thinking our backs ran real hard. I wish [Anthony] Alridge would've held onto the ball there but he is going to get more opportunities and he's going to learn how to hang onto that football. But he ran hard. I think that all the backs did what they were supposed to do. Chris Samuels felt great out there. One of the things that I've been concerned about it is that he's been a little banged up. Ee took a little fluid off his knee but he played great and worked hard. Other than that our young guys came along. Marko Mitchell caught a lot of balls and young Keith Eloi scored. We tried to spread the ball around a little bit and got some completions. I was really impressed with the backs that were in there, Ladell Betts, Rock Cartwright and all those guys."
QB Jason Campbell
On feelings of how well the first team offense did:
"I would say 'part' first team offense. A lot of our guys were out but for the most part I thought we did very well and moved the ball right down the field. We should have converted for a touchdown but there are some things we can go back on film to correct that. For the most part we moved the ball. The only time we stopped ourselves was with turnovers."
On how he feels without his key players:
"In scrimmages it's hard to get in the rhythm anyways, but I thought for the most part we made quick decisions and got the ball out of our hands. Let the guys make some decisions with the ball and move forward. But it's a little bit different because in a game situation there are a lot of different situations coming at you. Today was different, we were just trying to get a game atmosphere feeling before we start the preseason."
On progress made as an offense unit:
"Anytime you have injuries on offense there's a little bit of a concern because a lot of the things we do based off of timing and communication. The we can get guys healthy and back in the huddle, the better off we'll be because everyone will be on the same page. You have to practice together in order to reach that certain rhythm. A couple guys are nicked up but we're expecting them to be back soon and participating next week."
On pass protection:
"For the most part it was very good. There were a couple breakdowns here and there. A lot of it has to do with the younger guys. They're in there learning and they're not sure just yet, but they're getting it."
On playing the Baltimore Ravens next week:
"We're going to face a great team come Thursday night. They're a team that applies a lot of pressure and it doesn't matter if its preseason or regular season. They're going to bring pressure."
LB/DE Brian Orakpo
On causing havoc during the scrimmage:
"That's my goal. I just want to get better each and every day. I was kind of mad at myself - I had [Robbie] Agnone one-on-one and he kind of got that little pass over the middle. Besides that, I'm very pleased. I think the defense played good from my standpoint. There's a lot of room to improve, but we're just getting better each and every day."
On if he wanted to put on a show for the fans today:
"It was kind of fun. Usually, when you have scrimmages in college, it's nowhere near like this. It's us and the staff and everyone's parents and those are the only people there. Now, we've got the whole city out here, which is kind of crazy. It felt somewhat like a game, but we ultimately knew we wanted to put on a show and everyone came out ready."
On if he is feeling more comfortable in the system:
"I'm feeling a lot more comfortable. Once the repetition comes, and you experience more and more days at practice you get more accustomed to different things. That's what is happening with me as far as the linebacker position. As a linebacker, I'm able to open my hips a lot more, able to read different pass coverages, read different formations the offense is giving us and just able to fly around a lot more."
On how satisfied he was with his performance in the scrimmage:
"I'm very satisfied, but one thing about me is I'm going to put this day to rest and get back to work tomorrow. I'll play with that type of attitude – a blue collar type of attitude – and get my hard hat and get back to work. I can't be satisfied on just one day. We've got a lot more to improve on. I know I have a lot more to do to elevate my game to the next level. I'm really excited about what we're accomplishing on the defensive line and our defense is looking real good right now."
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- Feeding Our Puppy (http://www.germanshepherds.com/forum/feeding-our-puppy/)
- - Thoughts on Purina One True Instinct with turkey and Venison (http://www.germanshepherds.com/forum/feeding-our-puppy/483273-thoughts-purina-one-true-instinct-turkey-venison.html)
Thoughts on Purina One True Instinct with turkey and Venison
Just bought a bag of it looked good has real meat what do you guys think of this stuff?
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A bunch of filler honestly.
Turkey, corn gluten meal, soy flour, animal fat preserved with mixed-tocopherols (form of Vitamin E), poultry by-product meal (natural source of glucosamine), whole wheat, whole corn, soybean meal, brewers rice, corn germ meal, venison, glycerin, oat meal, animal digest, calcium phosphate, calcium carbonate, salt, potassium chloride, caramel color, Vitamin E supplement, sulfur, zinc sulfate, choline chloride, ferrous sulfate, manganese sulfate, niacin, Vitamin A supplement, calcium pantothenate, thiamine mononitrate, copper sulfate, riboflavin supplement, Vitamin B-12 supplement, pyridoxine hydrochloride, garlic oil, folic acid, Vitamin D-3 supplement, calcium iodate, biotin, menadione sodium bisulfite complex (source of Vitamin K activity), sodium selenite.
Just going off the top, corn gluten meal, soy flour, whole wheat, whole corn, soybean meal, etc are cheap fillers. It worries me when the company won't even tell me what animal the fat comes from whether it is preserved with mixed tocopherols or not. By-product meal is always a trash ingredient IMO. There are other red flag ingredients to me, but they are less major than all the filler. Not worth the money.
I agree with Pax. IMO too much low quality filler for my liking
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Oh, and usually that much fat that high up the list means that it was sprayed down to soaking with it before being bagged to get dogs to eat it. So they don't even trust dogs to eat it without copious amounts of processed fat coating it.
Thanks for the opinions! What do yall think about Victor dog foods?
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From what I've seen, it's a pretty good food. Lots of good protein, can't remember any filler, and a great reputation for the company. If that's an option for you, I would say go for it!
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Cuisine: Spanish
Location: Melbourne CBD, Fitzroy
Another thing I had spotted on SBS's Food Safari on their Spanish edition were a typically Spanish dessert called churros. Seeing is believing so take a look at what I got served. Churros are deep fried doughnuts dusted with ice sugar and served with rich hot thick chocolate sauce. It looks absolutely to die for and as I walked into this place in Fitzroy after a short tram ride out of the Melbourne CBD, I couldn't believe what was in front of my eyes. Hence, I took a photo of this delight as a memory of my trip. It tastes absolutely amazing – you're in chocolate heaven.
Verdict: Absolutely amazing.
Price: Reasonable
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Advanced Microsystems for Automotive Applications 98
pp 43-53
Situation Appropriate Airbag Deployment: Child Seat Presence and Orientation Detection (CPOD)
- Thierry GonivaAffiliated withIEE s.à.r.l., Z.I. Findel
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In the last years, the auto industry has grown increasingly aware of the potential dangers of passenger airbag deployments, especially for children placed in a child seat. As a solution to this problem, IEE has developped the CPOD system, based on its already hugely successful Passenger Presence Detection (PPD) sensor foil.
IEE's CPOD system is divided into two components: the transmitting and receiving antenna loops, integrated in the passenger seat, and a resonator circuit fitted in the socket of the child seat. The need for extremely low radiation and a cost-effective system has led to a very basic antenna structure, which consists of single-loop coils printed on the existing PPD sensor mat. Weak electromagnetic fields (emitted by the transmitting antenna) are used to establish a communication between the resonators and the processing electronics as well as to supply energy to the low-power resonator circuitry. Using both the information encoded in the received signals and their intensity, the processing electronics are able to take a decision on the presence, orientation and type of a child seat. Thanks to the redundancy and the multiple modulation of the transmitted information, the necessary reliability and interference immunity for a system which controls airbag deployment behaviour is obtained.
Future developments will integrate an Occupant Classification into IEE's sensor foil to offer even more parameters to modulate airbag deployment.
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I'm 6"1" / 175 lbs and wear a size a 11 tennis shoe (10.5 snowboard boot), so I'm actually close to your size.
The 160W Goliath has a massive 265 mm waist width, so that's one I'd eliminate (leave that one to the size 14s). I might base the other 2 choices on whether I thought I was going to be riding more on groomers/light powder or more in deeper powder/trees - the 158 cm for groomers and the 161 for powder.
|What size would you recommend for the Goliath? I was thinking either a 158, 160W, or a 161, but I'm not sure which of the three would fit me best. Once again, my shoe size is a 12 and I measured my foot at 27.5 cm.
Maybe I'm biased lol. Re: durability, I've been on it for maybe 10 days this season, for 9 of those it was fine. But on one of those days, looking at the base at the end of the day was a nasty shock (mostly damaged edges though) . But I should rephrase. I'm slightly concerned about it, but do not have enough experience on it to make a call. It is just a regular 4400 sintered with some thinner edges.
I still think it's a crutch because most boards out there don't have tbt. None have 0 or reverse sidecut though except for the banana hammock and some voile splits.
you already know you like TBT, so yeah, bataleon. People who say it's a crutch should all go back to the 80's boards with no sidecut.
as far as getting a wide, I doubt you'll need it. I wear a 10.5 boot on a 250mm waist width Evil Twin - no problem.
the sintered bases on bataleons are the same as most other brands. I rode my undisputed for 4 seasons (95% glades) before getting even one core shot (this past dry/rocky season was a killer though).
Originally Posted by cjdarling19 View Post
When I went to Tahoe this past Christmas, I rode a Bataleon Whatever as my rental board and I really liked it. I had a hard time going straight at times, but I never caught an edge which was great.
Originally Posted by DrnknZag View Post
As a first board, I wouldn't consider a Batalion unless you've ridden one before and like TBT.
Get the bataleon, especially as an intermediate park rider. You'll be much happier not catching edges on rails(unless you really F'up) and TBT is very forgiving on rutted up takeoffs and landings. Once you get better you might want something with more edge grip if you really want to bomb down some icy mountains, but the bataleon can handle anything else. After a couple days you won't have any problems flat basing and going straight and it will probably feel better than a "normal" board.
I've ridden over plenty of small rocks and branches, nothing but tiny scratches on the bases of my bataleons.
|Everyone has their opinions, with a few caveats I definitely would recommend the goliath as a beginner board, it's pretty flexible, impossible to catch an edge, has great pop, can carve better than a full rocker and float netter than camber. It's a very good medium. Caveats are that you might use the no edge catching of tbt as a crutch, the rock resistance of base and edges are questionable, and you have to keep it waxed all the time. Ride manic is a directional rocker with even softer biax construction, which I don't get... Unless you want a pow stick I don't get that match of materials and design
|As a first board, I wouldn't consider a Batalion unless you've ridden one before and like TBT.
|+1 for the riders choice, great edge hold, twin, nice true flex and fast base. I love mine!
|Never Summer make great boards but given your original post stating your experience and what you want to do riding-wise I don't think the legacy should be your first NS choice. By all means buy a NS board but perhaps the Evo or Proto would be better fit. Also, some think they are not the first board choice of a beginner. The riders choice is a good board too by all accounts. But remember the rocker profile is completely different from say the Goliath, one of your earlier choices. I'd seriously think about which type of camber you think would suit you best before you go hunting for the end-of-season deals. My rec. remains the Ride Machete or perhaps even the Arbor Westmark or Blacklist.
|Ok, thank you guys so much for the input. I've discarded the Manic like you guys suggested. However, since I made this post, I've been looking at more and more boards online and I've found some very good deals. Namely, for around the same price as a Goliath 160W, I found a 2012 GNU Riders Choice C2X 158W or 162W for $323. I've done lots of research about the board and read tons of reviews on it and it seems like a really solid all-around board. I want to invest in a good board that will last me a while and one that I won't have to replace as I move from an intermediate to a more advanced rider in the next few years. In addition, I found a 2012 Never Summer Legacy 156 or 161 (unfortunately no 159) for $349. That is just a little more than I want to spend, but I'm still highly considering it since I'll more than likely have this board for quite a while (~5 to 6 years). Do you guys feel like those boards would suit me well and which of the two would you recommend?
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The M&P series is an interesting series of guns. They may pop up on my radar one of these days....
This is a discussion on Updated M&P9 Review by Nutnfancy.... within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I don't know if any of you have seen this yet, but there is some great information on this video. If you are considering a ...
I don't know if any of you have seen this yet, but there is some great information on this video. If you are considering a polymer and the options that are out there, then M&P should be up for consideration.
YouTube - nutnfancy's Channel
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The M&P series is an interesting series of guns. They may pop up on my radar one of these days....
Thanks for posting! Sounds like a good reliable gun.
You can educate ignorance, you can't fix stupid
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The M&P is making strong inroads into the LE market as it's in my opinion everything the Glock should have been.
With the addition of the Apex Tactical duty package the M&P's only deficiency has been addressed and gives one the best modern technology has to offer.
Just my .02
"There is a secret pride in every human heart that revolts at tyranny. You may order and drive an individual, but you cannot make him respect you." William Hazlitt (1778 - 1830)
Best Choices for Self Defense Ammunition
I think that may be next gun. I'll likely get the compact so I can conceal it, however.
Move. Shoot. Survive. ― The "Unofficial" Suarez International Doctrine
The real man smiles in trouble, gathers strength from distress and grows brave by reflection. ― Thomas Paine
I'll be adding one to my lineup soon. I bought one with the intent of giving it to my Dad as a gift if he liked it. I didn't try swaying him in any direction and just let him shoot a CZ 75 BD, CZ P-01 and the M&P9c. He liked the M&P9c best so it's his now. While giving it its initial 300 round proof-of-function, I ended up really liking it and found it very easy to shoot with its low recoil and very good trigger. I didn't see the need for the Apex sear as the trigger already seemed pretty good to me. For my purposes, it's a defensive pistol and not a range gun so a little grit/stacking/whatever is perfectly fine.
Here's a post with pics of the compact compared to a snubnose .38 and an XD9SC:
http:M&P9c growing on me//www.defensivecarry.com/vbulletin/defensive-carry-guns/99579-m-p9c-growing-me.html
Not sure why, but I have steered away from these and I love S&W revolvers and older semi's but for some reason these just dont hit me. AND I think they are feature packed for someone who wants safety options and backstrap options. I will tell you that all of the roll marking loos cheesy to me....like someone put a book on the slide and frame of the gun, so maybe that is what annoys me.....I wish I like them overall more....
"I would rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy!" - Dorothy Parker
I am an admitted Glockaholic but picked up an M&P9 fullsize last weekend.. I really like it, Great shooter, excellent Ergo's and a very good design overall. I will dump a couple thousand through it before I am comfortable carrying it.
Dang dialup makes youtube impossible!
Still tossing Glock 22 against M&P 40 when some money rolls in. Convertability is an issue as I like having many different calibers. We'll see.
I'm not much for messing with triggers unless one's really bad. For precision shooting (competitive), yes. but my haphazzard range shooting, it's not that big of a deal.
Retired USAF E-8. Curmudgeon at large.
Lighten up and enjoy life because:
Paranoia strikes deep, into your life it will creep. It starts when you're always afraid... Buffalo Springfield - For What It's Worth
There are no dangerous weapons; there are only dangerous men.--RAH
...man fights with his mind; the weapons are incidental.--Jeff Cooper
There is a reason they try and make small bullets act like big bullets--Glockmann10mm
nutnfancy is the man!! im a big fan!!!
got to texas as fast as i could...Fuhgeddaboudit!
Watched one of his vids once.
At the 57th or so time he said "dood", in conjunction with his claiming to be some "taktikul oparata" with "20* years of military experience" (*I don't recall the exact amount, but I am dubious of his claims), I had enough.
That, and his knife review of a blade he'd never actually handled, but saw in a movie once.
So, nothng personal, he's a maroon with a following, and I refuse to waste my time even seeing what type of drivel he'll spew next.
There are no dangerous weapons; there are only dangerous men.--RAH
...man fights with his mind; the weapons are incidental.--Jeff Cooper
There is a reason they try and make small bullets act like big bullets--Glockmann10mm
I like most of his videos though some of them tend to drag out after about half an hour. He is what motivated me to start making my own youtube videos, though I have nowhere near the number of subscribers he does. I bought a few things based on his reviews alone and I can say all of them have been what he said they were... high value excellent quality products.
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It's not really and Off Topic Humor as much as Off Topic and Humor. I moved it there.
This is a discussion on Jus' a little humor within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; Is there an ON TOPIC humor section??? Please re-direct this if there is. (AK) It works though you have never cleaned it. Ever. (AR) You ...
Is there an ON TOPIC humor section??? Please re-direct this if there is.
(AK) It works though you have never cleaned it. Ever.
(AR) You have $9 per ounce special non-detergent synthetic Teflon infused oil for cleaning.
(Mosin Nagant) It was last cleaned in Berlin in 1945.
(AK)You are able to hit the broad side of a barn from inside.
(AR)You are able to hit the broad side of a barn from 600 meters.
(Mosin Nagant)You can hit the farm from two counties over.
(AK)Cheap mags are fun to buy.
(AR)Cheap mags melt.
(Mosin Nagant)What's a mag?
(AK)Your safety can be heard from 300 meters away.
(AR)You can silently flip off the safety with your finger on the trigger.
(Mosin Nagant)What's a safety?
(AK)Your rifle comes with a cheap nylon sling.
(AR)Your rifle has a 9 point stealth tactical suspension system.
(Mosin Nagant)You rifle has dog collars.
(AK)Your bayonet makes a good wire cutter.
(AR)Your bayonet is actually a pretty good steak knife.
(Mosin Nagant)Your bayonet is longer than your leg.
(AK)You can put a .30" hole through 12" of oak, if you can hit it.
(AR)You can put one hole in a paper target at 100 meters with 30 rounds.
(Mosin Nagant)You can knock down everyone else's target with the shock wave of your bullet going downrange.
(AK)When out of ammo your rifle will nominally pass as a club.
(AR)When out of ammo, your rifle makes a great wiffle bat.
(Mosin Nagant)When out of ammo, your rifle makes a supreme war club, pike, boat oar, tent pole, or firewood.
(AK)Recoil is manageable, even fun.
(AR)What's recoil?
(Mosin Nagant)Recoil is often used to relocated shoulders thrown out by the previous shot.
(AK)Your sight adjustment goes to "10", and you've never bothered moving it.
(AR)Your sight adjustment is incremented in fractions of minute of angle.
(Mosin Nagant)Your sight adjustment goes to 12 miles and you've actually tried it.
(AK)Your rifle can be used by any two bit nation's most illiterate conscripts to fight elite forces worldwide.
(AR)Your rifle is used by elite forces worldwide to fight two bit nations' most illiterate conscripts.
(Mosin Nagant)Your rifle has fought against itself and won every time.
(AK)Your rifle won some revolutions.
(AR)Your rifle won the Cold War.
(Mosin Nagant)Your rifle won a pole vault event.
(AK)You paid $350.
(AR)You paid $900.
(Mosin Nagant)You paid $59.95.
(AK)You buy cheap ammo by the case.
(AR)You lovingly reload precision crafted rounds one by one.
(Mosin Nagant)You dig your ammo out of a farmer's field in Ukraine and it works just fine.
(AK)You can intimidate your foe with the bayonet mounted.
(AR)You foes laugh when you mount your bayonet.
(Mosin Nagant)You can bayonet your foe on the other side of the river without leaving the comfort of your hole.
(AK)Service life, 50 years.
(AR)Service life, 40 years.
(Mosin Nagant)Service life, 100 years, and counting.
(AK)It's easier to buy a new rifle when you want to change cartridge sizes.
(AR)You can change cartridge sizes with the push of a couple of pins and a new upper.
(Mosin Nagant)You believe no real man would dare risk the ridicule of his friends by suggesting there is anything but 7.62x54r.
(AK)You can repair your rifle with a big hammer and a swift kick.
(AR)You can repair your rifle by taking it to a certified gunsmith, it's under warranty!
(Mosin Nagant)If your rifle breaks, you buy a new one.
(AK)You consider it a badge of honor when you get your handguards to burst into flames.
(AR)You consider it a badge of honor when you shoot a sub-MOA 5 shot group.
(Mosin Nagant)You consider it a badge of honor when you cycle 5 rounds without the aid of a 2x4.
(AK)After a long day the range you relax by watching "Red Dawn".
(AR)After a long day at the range you relax by watching "Blackhawk Down".
(Mosin Nagant)After a long day at the range you relax by visiting the chiropractor.
(AK)After cleaning your rifle you have a strong urge for a stiff shot of Vodka.
(AR)After cleaning your rifle you have a strong urge for hotdogs and apple pie.
(Mosin Nagant)After cleaning your rifle you have a strong urge for shishkabob.
(AK)You can accessorize you rifle with a new muzzle brake or a nice stock set.
(AR)Your rifle's accessories are eight times more valuable than your rifle.
(Mosin Nagant)Your rifle's accessory is a small tin can with a funny lid, but it's buried under an apartment building somewhere in Budapest.
(AK)Your rifle's finish is varnish and paint.
(AR)Your rifle's finish is Teflon and high tech polymers.
(Mosin Nagant)Your rifle's finish is low grade shellac, cosmoline and Olga's toe nails.
(AK)Your wife tolerates your autographed framed picture of Mikhail Kalashnikov.
(AR)Your wife tolerates your autographed framed picture of Eugene Stoner.
(Mosin Nagant)You're not sure there WERE cameras to photograph Sergei Mosin.
(AK)Late at night you sometimes have to fight the urge to hold your rifle over your head and shout "Wolverines!"
(AR)Late at night you sometimes have to fight the urge to clear your house, slicing the pie from room to room.
(Mosin Nagant)Late at night, you sometimes have to fight the urge to dig a fighting trench in the the yard to sleep in.
There you have it. In the end, it is clear to any open minded inquirer that the Mosin Nagant is the most superior weapon of all time, but the AR and the AK come out as a draw when compared side by side.
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It's not really and Off Topic Humor as much as Off Topic and Humor. I moved it there.
eschew obfuscation
The only thing that stops bad guys with guns is good guys with guns. SgtD
(AR)When out of ammo, your rifle makes a great wiffle bat.
I'm going to use that line!!
While people are saying "Peace and safety," destruction will come on them suddenly, ... and they will not escape. 1Th 5:3
AK (Alaska)
AR (Arkansas)
"Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch; Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote."
-- Benjamin Franklin
Very funny. I enjoyed that!
"The only purpose for a pistol is to fight your way back to the rifle you should have never laid down". -unknown


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LOS ANGELES (rushPRnews) 10/23/09 — Michael Jackson's This Is It opens on Tuesday night, with more than 1,000 showtimes already sold out on Fandango. We'll be in line with the fans all day Tuesday and available at all hours to witness and comment on the enthusiasm of the gathering crowds – and offer the latest ticketing numbers. Below you'll find the latest stats from Fandango, based on an online survey of more than 2,000 interested "This Is It" moviegoers during the past week. With best wishes for a wonderful weekend,
* 13% of "This Is It" moviegoers plan to see the film on opening night; 15% will see it on Wednesday; 57% will see it some other time during the opening week; 15% will see it at some point during the second week of release.
* 45% said they plan to see it more than once in the theater.
* 76% have never seen Michael Jackson performing live in concert.
* 82% said the main draw for them is the chance to celebrate Michael's life with an audience of fellow fans.
* 91% own Michael Jackson albums; 66% of those album owners own more than three of them.
* 41% of ticket-buyers are 35-49; 24% are 25-34.
* 84% of respondents are female.
* 70% of respondents have attempted to do the Thriller dance at least once in their lifetime.
Fandango Five – Ticket Sales (as of 10/23/09 12:00 noon PT)
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The Twilight Saga: New Moon "Must Go" 19%
Saw VI "Go" 17%
Paranormal Activity "Go" 10%
Where the Wild Things Are "Go" 8%
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I got an AWE exhaust for my 2.5
Gonna sound sick
Full time manual transmission elitist
Part time arm chair CEO
Those who do not move do not notice their chains- Rosa Luxemburg
My other other car has 2,150HP per axle.
Came home from Oktoberfest. I managed to not take a single photo of my car the entire weekend. However, someone else got one for me:
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2012 VW GTI Autobahn 4dr :: Deep Black Pearlescent :: LED Interior :: GFB DV+ :: Dieselgeek Short Shifter :: Ksport Coilovers
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more pics later today, after work. maybe a sound clip too
Took it up to the Berkshires for a little camping.
APR ~ ST ~ USP ~ AWE ~ VMR ~ Stoptech
10 minutes from my house a little red steering wheel light and traction control light came on. Steering became really stiff, waiting on tow to dealership.
IATSE Local 52
AASI lvl 3
USASA lvl 1
And late last week started smelling like a wet sock everytime i turned on a/c, and i think its giving me some type of congestion too, now it is at local dealer getting de-odorized... hopefully it cures it... love the car otherwise!
I mounted a set of 18 inch staggered Azev B on my car . Now if I can only remember how to post the pics
'07 MKV GTI, 6-Speed manual, 2-dr, BMP
Check out my pics/mods here!
This is what we do for fun out along old railroad lines etc. We hook up the big ones to my buddys escape and soon on my pickup and go play with them. We only use them in unpopulated areas because of possible noise complaints and issues with the police. Its good fun though!
My other other car has 2,150HP per axle.
they called me and said that they would "deodorize" my a/c system for 150. I said um, NO YOU WILL NOT!! I have placed a call to the dealer I got the car from, expressing my frustration, lets see they man up and take care of it. Otherwise, I will go the klima cleaner route...
Drove it around looking for a new job.
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bags and wheels = build thread
Had it for one week and after years of lurking, finally joined the 'tex . I love this car!
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bags and wheels = build thread
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Chapter 11 Dubs #85
2012 VW GTI Autobahn 4dr :: Deep Black Pearlescent :: LED Interior :: GFB DV+ :: Dieselgeek Short Shifter :: Ksport Coilovers
Projector fogs and 5 bar lower grills
Do a retrofit!
I have VAG-COM in PNW (but no laptop)
drove to class today
Spun the coils all the way down. And changed the cabin air filter. Ordering a skid plate this week.
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Milaca went winless in its first four games of the Legion season. Since then, the story has changed as five more wins since July 7 put Milaca on a seven-game win streak and pushed the team into a second-place tie in the conference standings.
Milaca took down Mora on July 7, toppled second-place Princeton on July 8, breezed by Pine City last Thursday and swept a tough Cambridge team in a doubleheader last Sunday evening. The streak placed Milaca at 7-4 and in a tie with Princeton and Cambridge for second place behind conference-leading St. Francis (two losses).
The streak for Milaca began with a doubleheader sweep of North Branch on July 1. It continued on July 7 when Milaca broke open a tight game with Mora, and went on to win 11-0.
Both teams pitched to a scoreless game through four innings, but Milaca busted the game open with three runs in the fifth. They added a pair in the sixth and six more in the seventh to go up 11-0.
Milaca starter Matt VanSomeren pitched a gem, allowing only one hit and only three base runners in a complete game victory.
"This was his best performance of the year so far," said Milaca coach Bart Naumann. "He located pitches well, and his curve ball was really moving."
Offensively Milaca took advantage of drawing eight walks, scoring five of those runners. Mason Hoskins had a pair of singles, as did Raliegh Millar and Ian Carpenter. The offensive leader though was Mike Garber, who went 3-for-5 with a single, double and a triple.
Milaca kept the streak going with a thrilling 1-0 upset victory over Princeton (who was then tied for first) on July 8.
The game was the second of the day for Princeton, which beat Cambridge in game one with a walk-off home run to earn the tie for first.
Again it was a strong pitching performance that carried Milaca on the day. Brian Kiel went the distance and allowed just two Princeton hits.
Milaca scratched a run across in the top of the fourth when Mike Garber doubled in Nathan Hass.
The best was saved for last though as the play of the game was also the game's last. With two outs in the seventh, a runner on third base and Kiel still on the mound, Kiel threw a pitch well in the dirt that squirted past Garber. Garber managed to get the ball to Kiel who put the tag on a Princeton runner for the final out.
"The hitting was timely, and the pitching was outstanding," Naumann said. "If you like pitching duels, this was the one to watch."
The victory for Milaca avenged a 2-0 loss in the opening game of the season in which Princeton's Luke Hallbeck (who also pitched on July 8) no-hit Milaca.
Milaca kept its momentum going with a 10-0, five-inning win over Pine City last Thursday in Pine City.
VanSomeren was again a major factor on the mound for Milaca in the win. He allowed only a single it, and struck out nine in the win.
Hass had three singles, as all nine of Milaca's hits were singles. Kiel went 2-for-2, and Hoskins, Garber, Millar and Matthew Fransen each added a single a piece in the victory.
"We drew four walks, and were able to push them in, and all our singles came at the right time," Naumann said.
Milaca's sixth win came last Sunday in game one against Cambridge. A seven-run fourth inning helped Milaca jump out to a 10-2 lead, and hold on for an 11-6 win.
Each team had 11 hits.
Hoskins went 3-for-5 and had one of four extra base hits for Milaca on the day. The others were doubles from Fransen, VanSomeren and Hunter Johnson.
Johnson was also on the mound for Milaca and went 6.1 innings and allowed four runs on 11 hits. He struck out six and walked just two.
"Our offense has really come around, and that makes pitchers life much easier," Naumann said. "They can attack the strike zone and pitch to contact."
Game two was much closer as Milaca escaped with a narrow, 5-4 victory.
Milaca took an early 5-0 lead after a four-run second inning. However, Cambridge stormed back with a four-run inning of their own in the fifth. That would be all they would get though, despite four Milaca errors.
"We got an early lead, pitched well and made the tough plays when we needed to," Naumann said.
Carpenter started on the mound and got the win after he allowed four runs on seven hits in five innings. VanSomeren came in and earned the save after two hitless innings of relief.
Garber was huge at the plate for Milaca with a 3-for-4 night including a double and a pair of singles. Kiel went 2-for-2, and Hoskins, Johnson and Fransen each added a single.
Milaca will take part in the Sub-State Tournament that begins on July 26 in Princeton. They will not know their seed until the regular season ends with their final game at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday at home against Pine City. The state tournament is July 31-Aug. 4.


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Are you ready to rock? With the Schecter Hellraiser C-1 in hand, you are! Rockin' the tried-and-true combination of a mahogany body and a quilted maple top, the Hellraiser C-1 sports a big midrange with a sweet top end. All of this tonal muscle is pushed through your amp by an EMG 81TW at the bridge with an EMG 89 at the neck. The 81TW's dual-mode design gives you the classic EMG 81 sound with the addition of a single-coil sound and a fatter tone with punch and clarity. The EMG 89 uses Alnico V magnets to give you a powerful EMG 85-style sound. Other cool features on the Hellraiser C-1 are a 3-piece mahogany neck for awesome stability, a TonePros TOM bridge with through-body construction, and Schecter locking tuners to keep you in tune. From top to bottom, the Schecter Hellraiser C-1 is a whole lotta guitar for the money!
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Skybridge (TransLink)
|Two tracks of the Expo Line and a maintenance track
|Fraser River
|New Westminster
|Total length
|616 metres (2,021 ft)
|123 metres (404 ft)
|Longest span
|340 metres (1,115 ft)
|Clearance below
|45 metres (148 ft)
|March 16, 1990
The SkyBridge is a cable-stayed bridge in Metro Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Built between 1987 and 1989, it spans the Fraser River and connects New Westminster with Surrey.[1] The SkyBridge opened for revenue use on March 16, 1990 with the second half of the Phase II extension of SkyTrain to Scott Road Station.
Construction of the bridge began on October 28, 1987.[2] The first half of the bridge heading towards Surrey was completed first, with the New Westminster half being completed on March 19, 1990.[2] The bridge was manufactured by Hyundai Engineering & Construction and a Chilliwack-based construction company with a total cost of CAD$28 million,[2] or $51.8 million in 2016 dollars.[3]
The SkyBridge does not carry automobiles, unlike the neighbouring Pattullo Bridge, but has two tracks to let the TransLink SkyTrain to pass either way on the bridge on its journey between King George Station in Surrey and Waterfront Station in Downtown Vancouver. A third set of rails in the middle, not connected to the SkyTrain tracks, is used by maintenance crews to truck equipment back and forth on the bridge.
The bridge has two 123-metre (404 ft) tall towers and carries trains 45 metres (148 ft) above the Fraser River and valley.[4] The main span is 340 metres (1,120 ft) and the total length is 616 metres (2,021 ft), making it the longest cable-supported transit-only bridge in the world.[5]
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- ^ "SkyTrain & SkyBridge" (PDF). New Westminster Parks, Culture & Recreation. Retrieved August 9, 2014.
- ^ a b c New Westminster Heritage. New Westminster Public Library http://www.nwheritage.org/database/heritage.php?operation=Display&id=376. Retrieved August 9, 2014. Missing or empty
- ^ Canadian inflation numbers based on Statistics Canada. "Consumer Price Index, historical summary". CANSIM, table (for fee) 326-0021 and Catalogue nos. 62-001-X, 62-010-X and 62-557-X. And Consumer Price Index, by province (monthly) (Canada) Last modified 2016-01-22. Retrieved March 2, 2016
- ^ "Vancouver SkyTrain, Canada". railway-technology. Retrieved August 9, 2014.
- ^ "Skytrain Bridge". Buckland & Taylor Ltd. Retrieved November 2, 2013.
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Kiss Your Ass Goodbye Hot Sauce – The almost naked bottom of a blonde girl on the label (it's a drawing, so relax) with a big set of red lips on one cheek is the visual hook for this sauce. When I saw it, I figured the sauce was going to be a weak attempt at greatness. The sauce itself is orange-red and very thin, which almost always means the sauce in question is going to be generic at best. "Kiss Your Ass Goodbye" really surprised me in that department. Although the sauce looks like it will be a passable sauce if you're hard up and there's nothing else, this one really delivers with good flavor.
Garlic, salt, vinegar, and the distinct habanero pepper are all there is to this beautiful sauce. The habanero's distinctness is made full use of here, delivering a sauce that is pleasantly warm and full of flavor. It isn't going to win any awards with those who like their sauces blistering, but it will make a nice introductory sauce to anyone looking to ease into the fire arena. This is a good way to experiment with hot sauce and get your feet wet before you set your tongue on fire. If you're a newbie, you'll probably wipe your forehead a couple of times. If you're experienced at heat, you'll find this rather weak, but you will appreciate the rich flavor of one of the world's best peppers.
No special instructions for using Kiss Your Ass Goodbye Hot Sauce. Put it on anything you want to add a little flavorful heat to. It's great in scrambled eggs with lots of butter, a perfect taco hot sauce, over burritos, as a dipping sauce for steaks, and as a marinade for shrimp. It works well in just about any kind of soup or chili too. To tell the truth, I like sipping it right from the bottle, but as I said earlier, don't try this if you're new at the game. It does have an awesome taste, though, and taking it straight from the bottle allows me to enjoy it to the fullest.
If you're looking for a great starter sauce to ease yourself into the world of hot sauces, grab a bottle or two of "Kiss Your Ass Goodbye"
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Villa in Kissonerga Village, Nr Coral Bay, Paphos, Cyprus - Located In A Quiet Cul De Sac Just 5 Mins To The Village Centre & 15 Mins Walk To The Nearest Beach
Our villa is situated in a modern small quiet cul de sac surrounded by lemon & mandarin groves etc. For all this peace it is only 5 mins walk from the traditional Cypriot village Kissonerga. As well as traditional tavernas & coffee shops the village has a pharmacy & banks, plus supermarkets and a bar, restaurants etc. The villa is fully detached with fences & bougainvillea etc to give full privacy to the pool area & terraces. The garden has an apple, lemon and almond tree. The villa enjoys fabulous views of the mountains and breathtaking sunsets over the Mediterranean. There are 6 comfortable sunbeds around the large 7 x 3m private swimming pool, giving the feel of paradise, no more getting up early to put towels on beds. This superb holiday accommodation contains every convenience for a comfortable and memorable holiday, whether a family with children or couple(s) only, see the testimonials.
Top Traveller Review
Absolutely amazing I cannot find fault at all, it's clean and had everything needed for our stay.Absolutely amazing I cannot find fault at all, it's clean and had everything needed for our stay.
All my family has always enjoyed time at the villa and I just want to make sure anyone who stays also has the possibility to have a fabulous holiday.
Thanks also for keeping the villa clean & tidy, just heard from my management company how clean the villa is and linen all ready for collection, that is really helpful.
Come back again whenever you want.
Kind regards
About the Owner
About David & Gina Gray
Gina & myself are both living & working in the UK, (Rainhill, Merseyside). We bought the villa about 7 years ago and have enjoyed our holidays there so much and when we have rented to family & friends they have been so pleased we thought we should offer to you.
It is our plan to spend some serious time in Kissonerga when we finally retire, but in the meantime we are happy to share our gorgeous villa with you.
David & Gina Gray purchased this villa in 2007
Why David & Gina Gray chose Coral Bay Area
We looked at numerous villas and villages around Paphos before settling on Kissonerga. It caught our hearts on our first visit. It was and still retains what we think of as a traditional Cypriot village. It has traditional coffee shops, and tavernas, so you know that you are in another country but mixed in are all the amenities that are needed for a super modern holiday. Most of them within walking distance.
What makes this villa unique
If you have never had a private villa holiday try ours, you will not want to go back to a hotel. A villa holiday provides, space, privacy and the opportunity for you to do what you want when you want. You will no longer need to vacate your room or eat by somebody else's clock. You are free to enjoy your holiday exactly how you want. A home from home, but with sunshine and a private pool for you to enjoy day & night.
Guestbook comments from the owner
Embleton Family - we have had two holidays at this villa and they have both been fabulous. The whole family, kids 13 to 6 months, really enjoyed the pool & everything about the villa. Plus even though we had a car and got to Coral Bay & Paphos, Kissonerga Village has everything we needed, the 5 minute walk to Julies Bar was well worthwhile. The best holiday we have every had.
Guestbook comments from the owner
Embleton Family - we have had two holidays at this villa and they have both been fabulous. The whole family, kids 13 to 6 months, really enjoyed the pool & everything about the villa. Plus even though we had a car and got to Coral Bay & Paphos, Kissonerga Village has everything we needed, the 5 minute walk to Julies Bar was well worthwhile. The best holiday we have every had.
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Absolutely amazing I cannot find fault at all, it's clean and had everything needed for our stay.
This was a perfect holiday from start to finish. From booking to arrival David was quick to respond always pleasant and extremely helpful. The communication and all information given was fantastic and David could not have done anymore. The villa was amazing had everything required for our 2 week stay and the recommendations for bars and restaurants were true to their word. We have had a fantastic family holiday and are happy to recommend Villa Geda. 100% satisfied with our stay here.
Villa Geda is a 5 star Villa in Kissonega
We have stayed at Villa Geda on two occasions now and can't wait to stay again! The sun drops into the pool area all day and we enjoy watching the children swim in the pool for hours on end.
With a built in barbecue at the side of the house we can enjoy ourselves whilst watching the sun go down with a glass of wine or two!
The Villa is very family freindly and a home from home! Gina and Dave have always made us feel welcome and with shops, bars and restaurants within a five minute walk.
With Two of the largest tourist resorts a couple of miles either side of Kissonega we occasionally like to "rough it" with the tourists before we head back to our 5 star villa! Haha.
Looking forward to July 2016, Danny and Claire Hampton.
Home from home
We visit Cyprus regularly and have stayed in many Villas and we both agreed that we felt very much "at home" here. The Villa is tucked away at the end of a cul-de-sac and is very private. The lovely pool and garden area are not overlooked at all. The neighbours on the cul-de-sac that we saw were all friendly and ready with a smile and hello. Kissonerga is ideally situated between Pafos and Coral Bay but you will need a car ideally. Dave and Gina were fantastic to deal with, everything went very smoothly and they are genuinely concerned that you have the best possible time. Already looking forward to our next visit, can't recommend enough.
Rob and Maria
Kissonerga Villa, Cyprus
We are a family of four, 3 adults (one just 18) and a 12 year old.
We had a wonderful break at this 3 bedroom villa. Excellent quality, great location, clean, comfy and a lovely pool. To top it all, great service and help from the owner, including advice and help with airport taxis.
So relaxing for us, we didn't do too much as that wasn't our aim but just enjoyed being together and recharging our batteries. Lots to see and do if you wish and enough local amenities to keep you going if you don't want to do a lot. A couple of reasonably priced, friendly restaurant/bars in the village and a huge selection of others not too far away.
We have already talked about the villa with friends and for us, it would be really nice to get another opportunity to visit again one day.
2nd Year at this lovely Villa
This was our families second year at this lovely villa in Kissonerga and it didn't disappoint, it has absolutely everything you need for a wonderful relaxed holiday. The rooms are very comfortable and the standards are high. The kitchen is great and well equipped in case you like to stay home and BBQ or relax drinking wine. The village has nice got restaurants and supermarket if you need. We love it and recommend it highly.
A fantastic property with excellent facilities, spotlessly clean and well-maintained. Tucked away at the end of a quiet street the villa offers a laid-back setting with an easy pace of life perfect for unwinding. Our hosts provided an excellent service and their insider local knowledge proved invaluable. Excellent local restaurants, shops and bars were all within walking distance( for an inexpensive bite to eat try Julie's Bar) . It's about a 10-15 minute walk to the coast with a very good bus service into Coral Bay and Paphos.This place is so good we have already recommended it to friends & relatives although really we'd like to keep it as our secret! One of the best holidays we've ever had.
Steve & Corrie
From the Owner
"We looked at numerous villas and villages around Paphos before settling on Kissonerga. It caught our hearts on our first visit. It was and still retains what we think of as a traditional Cypriot village. It has traditional coffee shops, and tavernas, so you know that you are in another country but mixed in are all the amenities that are needed for a super modern holiday. Most of them within walking distance."
Activity and Interests
Special interest holidays:
Paphos, an UNESCO world heritage site, is the ancient capital of Cyprus and former fishing port the often accredited as the birthplace of Aphrodite. The ancient sites and archaeology preserve this noble past and the harbour area builds on this, mixing old and new, to provide a perfect holiday destination in the sun.
Diving: With over 50 dive sites in Cyprus for all year round diving, with the Zenobia wreck being one of the top 10 worldwide dives, The Vera K wreck is just 25 minutes from Paphos harbour laying just 11m below the surface, close to the wreck there is an archway & a series of narrow tunnels suitable for the experienced diver to explore.
The nearest beach (Potima) is around 10 mins walk. Coral Bay is around 10 mins car drive away. Here you will find a choice of blue flag beaches, water sports, cafes, restaurants and the most beautiful sunsets. Paphos harbour & beaches are around 20 mins by car. A drive to the Akamas national park is recommended where there are plenty of unspoilt, deserted beaches on the way. Also there is the amazing untouched beach of Lara Bay (Turtle Beach) where the turtles come to lay their eggs at night.
Nearest airport is Paphos Int. and is about 20 min taxi transfer journey. Larnaca is an hour and three quarters journey by car. Car hire, although not absolutely essential, is highly recommended if you want to get out & about and discover Paphos and its' surrounding areas. Taxis are easy to book, cards & numbers available, local bus services on the coast road are excellent & quite inexpensive.
Easy to follow directions from either airport can be supplied with a Google Earth
location pin.
Kissonerga is well located, and ideally positioned to explore many interesting places to visit. The village has several restaurants, supermarkets, banks and a pharmacy, check out Trip Advisor. There is also a choice of tavernas which come highly recommended,within walking distance on the coast road. 10 minute drive up to neighbouring Tala village square is a true taste of Cyprus with many traditional tavernas to be enjoyed. Paphos is around 15 mins by car, & Coral Bay around 10 mins.
Further Details:
Hiring a car is not essential but is recommended for those who want to explore all that Cyprus has to offer. A drive up to the pine clad Troodos Mountains is recommended and traditional villages include Lania, Omodos and Kakopetria or visit the beautiful monastery of Agios Neofytos. For a nice day out you can head to the popular fishing harbours of Polis and Latchi. Cyprus has the best of both, there is 'old' Cyprus offering charm and tradition or 'new' Cyprus which is livelier and modern. It is all there to be enjoyed, so your holiday is truly what you make it. Paphos town and harbour has an array of shops, restaurants and bars for a good evening out and Paphos Fort often stages special attractions throughout the year. For the daytime, if you are adventurous Paphos Water Park is reached in 15 mins drive and is great for the kids. Many special interest holidays can be enjoyed such as fishing, cycling or birdwatching. A Spring visit to Cyprus provides some of the most exciting birding in all Europe.
Prices and Availability
Rental rates
|Rental Period
|Minimum Price
|Additional Nights
|Weekend Night
|Event Price
Spring/Early Summer
14 May 2017 - 30 Jun 2017
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
1 Jul 2017 - 31 Aug 2017
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
Late Summer
1 Sep 2017 - 30 Sep 2017
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
Sunny Autumn
1 Oct 2017 - 31 Oct 2017
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
16 Dec 2017 - 3 Jan 2018
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
1 Apr 2018 - 12 May 2018
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
Spring/Early Summer
13 May 2018 - 30 Jun 2018
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
1 Jul 2018 - 1 Sep 2018
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
Late Summer
2 Sep 2018 - 29 Sep 2018
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
Sunny Autumn
30 Sep 2018 - 3 Nov 2018
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
16 Dec 2018 - 12 Jan 2019
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
My Standard Rate
4 night minimum stay
for 4 nights
Additional pricing information
|No additional mandatory fees
|Refundable Damage Deposit
Booking Notes:
Booking options can be held for three days
After which a 25% non refundable (unless re-let achieved) deposit is required to secure your booking
Full payment is required 8 weeks prior to arrival
Full booking information and conditions are available upon request
A £200 security deposit will be required & returned to you (after our agent has checked the villa and found everything in order) within 14 days of your arrival back in the UK
Payment can be made by bank transfer, cheque or Paypal
Changeover Day:
Changeover day is flexible. Although 12.00 is the time that we expect our guests to vacate the villa, should no other guests be arriving that day then there would not be a time for vacating imposed. We will liaise closer to date with guests.
Notes on prices:
Prices are for the property per week in UK Pounds.
Due to the high cost of electricity there may be an additional charge for use of air conditioning, which can be agreed at time of booking.
WiFi and UK TV via internet is supplied free.
If a discount is not already indicated for your dates please ask we may be able to help.
Owner's Cancellation Policy
- 12
- Available
- 12
- Unavailable
From the Owner
"If you have never had a private villa holiday try ours, you will not want to go back to a hotel. A villa holiday provides, space, privacy and the opportunity for you to do what you want when you want. You will no longer need to vacate your room or eat by somebody else's clock. You are free to enjoy your holiday exactly how you want. A home from home, but with sunshine and a private pool for you to enjoy day & night."
Property Type
- villa
- Air Conditioning
- Hair Dryer
- Heating
- Internet
- Iron & Board
- Linens Provided ...
- Living Room ...
- Parking ...
- Towels Provided ...
- Tumble Dryer ...
- Washing Machine
- Free Wifi
- Dishes & Utensils
- Dishwasher
- Freezer
- Kitchen ...
- Microwave
- Oven
- Pantry Items
- Refrigerator
- Hob
- Toaster
- Dining ...
- Dining Area
- Books ...
- DVD Player
- Games ...
- Satellite / Cable ...
- Television ...
- Toys ...
Pool / Spa
- Private Pool ...
- Long-term Renters Welcome
Location Type
- beach
- mountain
- near the sea
- rural
- village
- autumn foliage
- bay
- churches
- live theatre
- marina
- museums
- playground
- restaurants
- ruins
- water parks
- zoo
Leisure Activities
- beachcombing
- bird watching
- horse riding
- scenic drives
- sight seeing
- walking
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/bank
- fitness centre
- groceries
- hospital
- laundrette - serviced
- massage therapist
- medical services
Sports & Adventure Activities
- cycling
- deepsea fishing
- fishing
- golf
- hiking
- jet skiing
- mountain biking
- paragliding
- pier fishing
- sailing
- diving
- ski
- snorkelling
- bay fishing
- swimming
- wind-surfing
- Bathroom 1 - Toilet, Bath with Shower, Main Family Bathroom
- Toilet 1 - Toilet, Downstairs Toilet with Wash Basin
- Shower room 1 - Toilet, Shower Enclosure, En Suite to Main Bedroom
- En suite bathroom with shower & wc to bedroom 1, main bathroom with wc, bath & shower on 1st floor, wc on ground floor. Outside shower for use with the swimming pool.
- 3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6
- Bedroom 1
- Bedroom 2
- Bedroom 3
- Description of sleeping capacity: Sleeps 6 (3 Bedrooms) Notes on bedrooms: Bedroom 1 with king size bed & en suite (shower + WC) plus wardrobes & safety deposit box Bedroom 2 with twin beds & wardrobes Bedroom 3 with king size bed & wardrobes
- Balcony
- Golf ...
- Garden
- Barbecue
- Veranda
- Ski & Snowboard ...
- Self-catering
House Rules
- Max. occupancy: 6
- children welcome
- pets not allowed
- Notes on accommodation: The villa is well stocked with everything you will need for a fabulous holiday. Unlike going to some hotels you will not need to bring extra coat hangers, a hair dryer (the villa has two available in the bedrooms), beach towels, etc. It is all there waiting for you. Just remember to bring your sun tan lotion. Through our management company we can take all the strain of arrangements, just let us know what you require, airport pick, car hire, trip information, etc. we can help. We have lots of additional information about the surrounding area, and images, just send a request and we will mail everything over. If you are considering an off season extended stay, perhaps as a taster to see if living abroad would suit you, just ask we will help and longer stay rates can be negotiated. Outside: The villa has gates to the drive which has space for 3 cars. There is a covered veranda accessed from the dining area & kitchen, plus 3 outside seating areas, so you can follow the sun or shade around the villa. The 7 x 3 mts private swimming pool sits in the largest stone paved area (cooler on the feet! ) which has 6 comfortable sun beds with mattresses. There are also 3 sun umbrellas in this area. The bbq is situated at the side of the villa, which is south facing, and does give splendid views of the sunsets over the Mediterranean. There is a clothes hanging/drying area, pegs are supplied. Do check out the garden shed for pool toys etc that you are welcome to make use of. Cleaning / Towels / Linen / Maid service: The villa is fully supplied with linen for guests, including luxury white bath towels and 2 blue pool towels for each person. A maid service including linen change can be organise at a small cost. You may clean & change yourself, washed am, dry pm.


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Pavel Haas Quartet
The Pavel Haas Quartet has been gathering steam since its formation in Prague in 2002. In this broadcast from Weill Recital Hall, the quartet performs music by Tchaikovsky, Shostakovich and Smetana. Their performance comes at the end of a 10-city US tour and is fresh on the heels of a "Record of the Year" award from Gramophone magazine.
The Pavel Haas hails from a rich Central European quartet tradition, having studied with Milan Skampa, the violist of the veteran Smetana Quartet. The quartet is named after the composer who was murdered at Auschwitz by the Nazis, in 1944.
Program Details
Pavel Haas Quartet
Veronika Jarusková, Violin
Maria Fuxová, Violin
Pavel Nikl, Viola
Peter Jarusek, Cello
Below: Cellist Peter Jarusek gives short audio introductions to each of the three pieces:
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky - String Quartet No. 1 in D Major, Op. 11


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The Southwest Division-leading San Antonio Spurs own the best home record in the NBA, and that doesn't seem likely to change against their next opponent. The Phoenix Suns, however, are finding a spark under new coach Lindsey Hunter. While it's unclear if coach Gregg Popovich and forward Tim Duncan will return, the Spurs go for a 16th straight home win Saturday night when they face the Suns for the first time this season. San Antonio (35-11) is a league-best 19-2 at home, winning 15 in a row since a 92-87 defeat to the Los Angeles Clippers on Nov. 19. It's the Spurs' longest winning streak at AT&T Center since reeling off a franchise-record 22 straight in 2010-11. Their current dominance includes averaging 107.1 points while limiting opponents to 42.9 percent from the floor - 30.9 from behind the arc. Lately, the venue hasn't mattered with San Antonio putting together a season high-tying seven-game winning streak following Friday's 113-107 victory at Dallas. It was the second consecutive game the Spurs played without Popovich (illness) and Duncan (knee). The Spurs were also down Tony Parker for nearly a quarter Friday after he required three stitches to close a cut above his eye. He returned to finish with 23 points and 10 assists. "I think this group has shown that ability to if somebody is down then somebody else is going to step up," said Spurs assistant Mike Budenholzer. "They all have a lot of confidence, and they know we have confidence in them." DeJuan Blair should have plenty of confidence after scoring a season-high 22 points against the Mavericks, picking up the slack in Duncan's absence again. Duncan, though, averages 23.0 points and 12.1 rebounds in 28 career home meetings with Phoenix (15-28). A visit from the Suns would only appear to help keep the Spurs rolling. They've averaged 109.2 points during six straight regular-season home wins in the series since a loss on Oct. 29, 2008. Phoenix, though, is entering this meeting in search of a third straight victory since Hunter surprisingly replaced Alvin Gentry on the bench Sunday following a woeful 2-13 stretch. "When you change a coach, you always get a little bit of a reaction from everybody," forward Luis Scola said. "Everybody wants to play a little bit harder and everybody wants to do a little bit more. This is just a critical situation and everybody gives a little bit more of themselves." Hunter's insistence on improved defensive play seems to be partly responsible. The Suns won his debut 106-96 at Sacramento on Wednesday, and followed that up the next day by holding the Pacific Division-leading Clippers to 39.8 percent shooting in a 93-88 victory. "Our focus is to create a defensive mentality, to create a defensive presence," Hunter said. "Our guys are working hard to do it. It's a difficult thing to just change like that. To see every last guy really buying into it and realizing that regardless of how you shoot the ball, if you can defend you always have a chance to win a game, and our guys have been phenomenal in that area." Goran Dragic, Phoenix's leader with 14.2 points and 6.2 assists per game, seems to be adjusting just fine under Hunter. He had 24 points and eight assists Thursday after dishing out 11 against the Kings. The guard, though, is averaging 3.3 points and 2.8 assists in six visits to San Antonio. Sebastian Telfair had no points in 14 minutes against Los Angeles, but he may see an increased role since he's totaled 41 in the past two meetings with the Spurs.
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