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Congratulations. Beautiful gun. Looks like an Eclipse. Is it?
This is a discussion on I hope I don't regret this.... within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Originally Posted by 45XDCCW What model is that? I think it's a Eclipse Pro II Nice looking Kimber there...
Congratulations. Beautiful gun. Looks like an Eclipse. Is it?
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Wow! That is a sweet looking piece right there!
Great looking piece, she should serve you well! Mine just topped 5000 rounds, and it's still going strong!
Eclipse Pro II with the Crimson Trace laser grips and nite sites.
I'll post a range report this week.
As to the baloney that often is found on the net I offer my five year old Kimber Eclipse which has never had a problem. Go figure!
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As said before in this thread - shoot it with the ammo uyou want ti carry and use quality mags. After a 300 to 400 round brak in and a good cleaning and lube - you should be good to go.
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Excellent, excellent acquisition!! Should really be a pleasure to shoot. My three Kimbers are outstanding handguns. As has been said, just follow the break-in instructions and you should be golden. BTW, I use Wilson Combat mags in all my 1911s. Nary a hiccup!
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Gorgeous, congrats!
And um...yes -- yes you WILL regret it. The only sensible thing to do really, is to give it to me. That will save you the heartbreak and regret. I'm just trying to help. ;)
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I love the look of the Eclipse series.
But it's just so purdy, Id have a hard time carrying it.
It would probably end up a BBQ gun
I had one regret when I got my first Kimber. That would be the urge to buy more. Now I have three.
I lubed them a tad heavy on the slide rails right before shooting during the break in period. All has been well since.
Enjoy! She's a beautiful piece.


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I love making sorbet!! Your pictures are beautiful & the food styling looks terrific. I also love cherries & dislike eating them in another way other than their purest form, but often have to indulge because...ummm...cherries are great!!! I love that your recipe lacks added syrup. I don't add any sugar into my sorbet either. It's amazing how just a bit of lemon & salt go a long way for making the perfect healthy sorbet. :)ReplyDelete
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Nevermind. I decided I'm done with MMOs.
Nevermind. I decided I'm done with MMOs.
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Motherboard: Foxconn A74GA
Operating System: Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit
Processor: AMD Athlon(TM) II X2 B22 Processor 2.80ghz
Video Card: Sapphire AMD Radeon 6450 1GB DDR3
Resolution: 1280 x 1024.
And I get around 25-30fps on the most low settings.
Here is a video of me fighting the shatterer on my current computer. also to add if your paying over 250$ for that setup you are paying to much. My setup cost me around 220$ about 8 months back. Got a cheap setup cause i needed a new computer asap.
Also check out http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/cyri and see what it says when testing to see if you can run GW2 or any other game.
Fraps kills my fps so on that fight with fraps on i had like 7fps but without it I run around 15-20fps. it is playable but your settings will need to be the most low. also that resolution will need to be lower as well. but as i said it will be playable.
Only thing I don't know about is if your video card would be able to do it im sure it could on low settings but I don't know anything about Geforce only AMD/ATI
Edit: As for your question about your ram as long as your not running anything in the background like Firefox/IE/Chrome or any other programs that eat up a lot of ram you should be ok on that.
Edit 2: To sum it would at most I would say you would get 25fps in most places in guild wars and on world boss's like the shatterer you will get around 10-15 but that's a guess cause I personally do not know how good your video card is.
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Lowering the resolution may not effect it much its been awhile since I messed with it myself. but at most I say you would get 25fps now if that's playable for you you will enjoy it.
Only reason my FPS was as low as i said in that video cause it seemed like that day everyone showed up to kill him LOL. But I do got 1 other world boss video I did I was getting around 15fps with fraps on if you want me to link it I will.
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Wow on max dose not even touch Guild Wars 2 on mid settings when it comes to hardware use.
Guild Wars 2 is way more of a hardware hog then what WOW is in all ways.
If it helps any I run SWTOR around the same fps so you could download SWTOR try it out and if you can run it half way decent then you will run GW2 about the same if not a little less.
That shatterer event is out in the world and with fraps off I would get around 15fps with that many people there. There was about 50 people total at that time then there was a ton of add's and the big dragon himself.
I'm running the game just fine with minimal lag with
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Dunno rest but only thing I find is loading screen can take anywhere from 10-20 odd seconds which isn't too bad. I have a shit PC but its still over the specs required and its fine. If I can run it, you can too!
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I'm playing using the Mac beta client on a MacBook Air 2011, with Intel HD 3000 graphics. The frame rate hardly drops below 20 FPS, and loading times are very fast - rarely more than 3-4 seconds, probably down to the SSD storage. But it's far from the most modern or fastests machines, and ive generally found it very playable and stable, albeit on the lowest settings.
Nevermind. I decided I'm done with MMOs.
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Windows 7 pro 32 bit
Athlon 64 X2 5000+ 2.6ghz
2 GB ram
Resolution: 1440 x 900 with AA off, shadows off and medium draw distance in the graphics options. Everything else in the options I left them at whatever the game picked for my system. I don't run any other background apps and anti virus is off while I play.
I don't know about consistently getting 40+ fps that you mentioned...but out questing my fps range from the mid 30s to low 40s. When I go to the Black Citadel (a capital city) it'll run somewhere between 16-20 fps. In Lion's Arch, which is the hub of hubs, I'll get 14-18 fps...but it's to be expected since most players congregate there. The huuuge Kraken event couple months back was a slideshow due to the sheer number of bodies around, but that event was a slide show for everybody since it might have been a problem on Anet's end. The Winterday event we just had I played all the events with zero issues. For the most part game play feels fairly seamless for me when I'm out questing and as some one else mentioned just have a wait some extra seconds for stuff to load up when you're zoning into a new map, but once it does it's not too bad. (For me, "bad" is feeling like power point slides "bad"...ymmv.) The only thing I can't really vouch for is pvp in WvW. I've been in there, but not during peak...it's about 18-20 fps for me when I go (play off peak sometimes), but I would imagine if you're rolling into a large scrum with all kinds of aoe, spell effects flying around expect your fps to tank.
It's a fun game even on a system that skirting the low end of its system requirements. Hope this helps you some.
Edit: I don't know about using swtor as a guide of how well GW2 might run for the OP. Think they both have similar min specs, but GW2 runs wayyyyyyyyyyyyyy better than swtor on my system. I get similar frames with regards to same types of areas, but GW2 is just eons more stable on my system. Until I found a work around, swtor was crashing every two hours whereas I was gaming for about 4 hours with zero problems in GW2. Not trying to turn it into a game v. game thread, I don't want the OP to try out swtor, encounter the same problems and come away with an assumption that that's how well GW2 will run. :P
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Last edited by Psilocybian; 2013-01-31 at 02:48 AM.
You're welcome! re: server suggestions. I play on a pretty high pop server (Tarnished Coast) so someone who actually plays on a medium pop server is going to have to help you there.
If none are forthcoming you may want to take a look at the WvW rankings and maybe consider a server somewhere in the middle of the pack:
First graphic lists NA servers, and the second lists the EU ones. Server transfers are currently free so the assumption in going with WvW rankings is that more opportunistic pvp players are server hopping to winning servers. When you get into the game for the first time, you'll see a lot of the servers near the top of the WvW rankings listed as full. Something towards the middle of the pack might be more amenable and also easier to get in.
If you're a more social player, maybe consider going through the guild subforum on the official site and pick a server that has a concentration of guilds that might appeal to you?
re: not being able to zone into the main cities during peak hours. My old comp has never screamed out in terror and crashed to desktop when entering a high pop zone like Lion's Arch during peak hours on the Tarnished Coast. Anet has a pretty neat system in place where if a map hits a certain capacity of bodies, it's going to spawn a new instance of that same map called an overflow and anybody new zoning in will be placed in these overflow areas. Once you're there you're placed in a queue to enter the main map, and when your number is up the game will ask if you want to transfer to the main map. If I'm in Lion's Arch, I usually decline since I like being in the less populated overflow map. :P. You'll likely only ever see these overflow maps in Lion's Arch or during world events.
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What? I've already gotten 3 emails.
From amputees or just midgets who will tuck their knees up to their chin in order to sqeeze inside the CP3O suit?
Amputees only. I am not an EOE.
The stupid midgets are starting to get smart to my craigslist traps for them anyway.
I saw a midget yesterday at Sub Station II ...I thought of you
I saw one at the race Saturday. It tried to hop over a road guard rail and fell over. I tried so hard not to laugh but was smacked and told it isn't funny anyway.
How do you feel about midgets when they are dressed as santas elves?
hmmm...that sort of looks like me and Lee at the last tailgate!
Where is that little fart these days anyway?
When are they not?
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Last night (January 9) Brad Paisley made a stop onto 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' not only to perform but also to make a big announcement regarding his upcoming album.
The country superstar performed his latest hit 'Southern Comfort Zone' while being backed by the St. James Gospel Choir, and it was an incredible performance. But that wasn't the only incredible thing that came out of his visit with Kimmel. Brad also revealed that the title of his much anticipated upcoming album will be 'Wheelhouse'!
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This is a discussion on Niagara Falls and New York Question within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I was curious if someone could help me find out if it is acceptable to CC in Niagara Falls, NY as a visitor with a ...
I was curious if someone could help me find out if it is acceptable to CC in Niagara Falls, NY as a visitor with a valid TN permit. I know that Kentucky and Ohio honor a TN permit, however, some states although they do not reciprocate or honor another states permit they will allow it for visitors?
The other issue is we may go into Canada. What the hell happens then. Can I even have an unloaded weapon locked up in the car? Or on my person?
New York state does not recognize CCW permits from any other state. In fact I would be reluctant to even take an unloaded handgun into New York state, unless I were driving straight through without stopping and could rely upon the Federal law to cover me.
I would definitely not try to cross the Canadian border with a handgun, as it is illegal to have it in Canada without a special permit, obtained in advance.
One reason I doubt I will ever go see the falls, sadly - simply because there is no way I can maintain my right to remain armed.
As for crossing the border into Canada ........ with gun ........ as pogo mentions, forget it basically!
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The falls are great.. it is crowded though, and the food there sucks! It took about a total of 3 hours total back and forth across the border for checkpoints.. those canadians have no sense of humor btw..
I'm not sure if they still do this, but I have left guns with the Canadians on the border a couple times then picked them up on my way out.
When youre wounded and left on Afghanistans plains,
And the women come out to cut up what remains,
Just roll to your rifle and blow out your brains,
And go to your God like a soldier.
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New York State does not honor or recognize any CCW permits from any other state. You may travel through New York State with a handgun as long as it is locked unloaded in a lock box in the trunk and you are legal to carry it where you came from and where you are going. Have any permits and paperwork, including a copy of the Federal Law, on your person to prove your legal should you get pulled over. There is now a 3 year mandatory prison term if your caught in this State carrying an unlicensed handgun. Most DA's in this State are willing to drop the gun charge in order to plea bargain a conviction if your a repeat criminal so at election time they can hold up their conviction rate. But they love to make an example of law abiding gunowners who accidently get caught up in the system whether state residents or not on the local television news. You may carry pepper spray legally, but it must be less than 1/2 ounce.
No and No. Carry and you will get some major time in the slammer.
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and thus why im trying to find a tradoc slot for when my window opens. i gotta get out of this communist state.
"Nothing in life is so exhilarating as to be shot at without result."
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Every well-bred petty crook knows: the small concealable weapons always go to the far left of the place setting.
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My wife and I were up there in September. Canada doesn't allow firearms but they said they would hold them at the border. I didn't carry since going through NY. Drove up from GA. Crossing the border was a cake walk 10 minutes going into Canada. 3 minutes coming into NY. Pepper spray is forbidden in Canada but we had some in the car and no one was the wiser. Stay on the Canadian side the NY side is a dump. Stayed 4 days in Niagara Falls and it is nice. No problems ran around the falls and had a great time. Also here is a big money saving tip. Park at the Casino and go in and join the players club its free and then you can use the players club card to get out of the parking lot for free.
Well that is exactly the input I needed. We made it to Northern Ohio last night and will probably make it into NY & Canada sometime tomorrow. Unfortunately, I will have to leave my sidearm at the in-laws place on our trip.
Thanks Again,
If you have access to military bases, the Q's at the Niagara Falls Herk unit are pretty sweet and they were only about $30. That puts you about 15 mins from the falls, and the rooms are a lot cheaper. Hotels on the American side look low-rent. The Canadian side is rather beautiful, if overdeveloped. I recommend the Lady of the Falls boat tour. Skip the Behind the Falls tour unless you just have to go.
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September 9, 1991 is the 252nd day of the year 1991 in the Gregorian calendar. There are 113 days remaining until the end of this year. The day of the week is Monday.
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January 10 - New York, NY: Patch, AOL's platform of over 850 hyperlocal news, information and engagement sites, is now the fourth largest regional/local property, more than tripling its UV traffic between December 2010 and December 2011, per the comScore data released this week. In addition, in December 2011, Patch showed a 5% traffic bump over November (9.9M UVs versus 9.5M UVs), bucking the trend of seasonal declines in comScore's local news and information category.
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Jefferson Community College is a member of the State University of New York and is officially designated a full opportunity college. Jefferson Community College is committed to Equal Opportunity and Non-Discrimination; an applicant's admission to Jefferson is determined without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, creed, age, disability, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, familial status, pregnancy, predisposing genetic characteristics, military status, domestic violence victim status, or criminal conviction or any other basis prohibited by Federal and state law.
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Applicants who are beyond the age of compulsory education, and have not completed high school graduation, may be admitted to a degree program based on individual academic preparation, approved college test scores, and recommendations. Students who are admitted but do not have a recognized high school diploma must complete a 24- credit hour access program required for the equivalency diploma. The equivalency diploma may be earned by completing the high school equivalency exam or through earned college credit. Federal Financial aid is not available until the high school equivalency is completed.
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The Early Admission program allows motivated high school students an opportunity to enroll in college level courses and earn college credit while still enrolled in high school. College level courses may be taken for personal enrichment or to meet graduation requirements. Enrollment will be determined by academic preparation, the recommendation of the high school counselor, and approval from parents or guardian. Students are not eligible to receive federal financial aid while still enrolled in high school.
Students who previously attended Jefferson Community College as a matriculated student, and are in good standing, are eligible to register without reapplying. If it has been 5 or more years since attending JCC, it is necessary to re-apply for admissions in order to update information in student records.
Readmission after Dismissal - Students who have been academically dismissed and have not attended as a matriculated student for at least one semester may request readmission through the Admissions Office. The application will be reviewed to determine if the student has addressed the issues relating to previous failure. Students are encouraged to try again to complete their college program once adjustments are made. Readmission to the college does not guarantee reinstatement of financial aid. Please contact the Financial Services Office at 315-786-2355 to determine federal and state aid eligibility.
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Rolling over a position to a new Value Date results in an adjustment to the opening price (up or down). The rollover debit or credit is the sum of "Swap Points" interest on any unrealised profits or losses.
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The Tallmadge girls bowling team's season came to an end Feb. 16 at Midway Lanes in Akron.
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Gronkowski Still Listed as "Day To Day" for Super Bowl
New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski has gotten rid of the walking boot he's been in since suffering a high ankle sprain in the AFC Championship Game.
Officially, he's still listed as "day-to-day" but Gronkowski calls getting rid of the boot "a positive step" in his hopes to play against the New York Giants in the Super Bowl this Sunday.
Gronkowski hasn't practiced since suffering the injury two weeks ago.
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Over the past several years, the school district has been making greater use of an educational program called Teachscape to help administrators develop consistent and effective measurements for how teachers perform in the classroom.
Administrators and parents like to think they can be objective in how they measure a teacher's effectiveness, but Delahanty said the biggest roadblock is there is no single measurement of a student's performance within a single classroom.
Because there are no clear measurements for student effectiveness, Delahanty said the goal is to find an effective and objective measurement for that teacher performance.
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The San Francisco 49ers and Chicago Bears are two of the top teams in the NFC, but that's with their respective starting quarterbacks.
Concussions may make both unavailable come Monday night.
With Alex Smith and Jay Cutler potentially adding to the national viewing audience, it could be up to Colin Kaepernick and Jason Campbell to solve two of the toughest defenses in the league as the 49ers and Bears meet at Candlestick Park.
San Francisco (6-2-1) and Chicago (7-2) lead the NFC West and North, respectively, and seem destined for the playoffs. The 49ers are hoping to go one step further this time and reach the Super Bowl, while the Bears were stopped one game short the previous season.
Those aspirations have been dealt a few major blows, specifically to the heads of Smith and Cutler.
Smith was hit hard twice in last week's 24-all tie with St. Louis, leaving the game in the second quarter after overcoming blurred vision to throw a 14-yard touchdown pass to Michael Crabtree.
"I feel good, better," Smith said. "I'm just going along with the process right now. Nothing's been decided. It's a whole long process that's up to the doctors. I just kind of do what they tell me. Contact obviously is the final straw."
The Bears believe Cutler's brain trauma came on a helmet-to-helmet hit by Houston's Tim Dobbins late in the first half of a 13-6 loss Nov. 11. Dobbins was fined $30,000 earlier this week.
"We're still evaluating him, he's meeting with people, medical staff, our trainers and all of that, but he's getting better," coach Lovie Smith said. "We do have a little bit more time and that's always good."
Playing on Monday also gives backup Campbell more time to work with the offense if Cutler can't play. Campbell completed 11 of 19 passes for 94 yards in relief last week, his first extensive playing time since a road win over the Texans with Oakland in Week 5 of last year.
He's started 70 games over the past six seasons, and has 70 touchdowns compared to 50 interceptions.
"He's comfortable in the pocket, comfortable calling the plays," center Roberto Garza said. "Look at his track record. That speaks for itself. There's a reason why he's here, and there's a reason why he's in the situation he's in.
"He probably should be starting somewhere. He's that type of player. Unfortunately, we're in this situation, but he's gonna step in there."
Campbell has completed 51.0 percent of his passes for 239 yards with one touchdown and two interceptions in two meetings with the Niners, both resulting in losses at San Francisco with Washington and the Raiders.
While Chicago may be turning to a veteran backup, the 49ers may be giving Kaepernick his first start.
A second-round pick out of Nevada in the 2011 draft, Kaepernick's most extensive action came after Smith went out last week. He went 11 for 17 for 117 yards, while rushing eight times for 66 yards and a touchdown.
He is approaching as if he will start against the Bears - the same way he prepares every week.
"Same reps as always. Nothing really changes," Kaepernick said. "I've always been out there preparing myself to start."
Kaepernick's running ability gives San Francisco a different dimension than Smith offers, but the Bears' defense is fifth in the NFL, and excellent against the run, allowing 92.3 yards per game.
Overall, Chicago gives up an average of 307.3 yards, and the unit leads the league with 30 turnovers and 19 interceptions. The Bears picked off Houston's Matt Schaub twice last week and held the Texans to a season-low 215 yards.
The Niners' Frank Gore will try to continue his success against the Bears. He's totaled 215 yards and a touchdown on 37 rushes while the teams have split the last two meetings.
San Francisco took the most recent matchup 10-6 at home on Nov. 12, 2009, when Smith and Cutler faced off on national television.
Another defensive struggle is likely since the 49ers are also among the best in the NFL, ranking third while allowing 292.1 yards per game - 196.8 through the air.
They've also shown the ability to get to the quarterback, getting eight of their 17 sacks in the past three games.
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Baucher tallied a team-high 31 kills along with 33 digs, eight blocks and three service aces as Ferris swept two league home outings this past weekend (Sept. 29-30) at the Ewigleben Sports Arena in Big Rapids. She had both a match-high 24 kills and 26 digs in FSU's 3-1 triumph over Gannon Saturday (Sept. 30). Baucher also added three aces and five block assists in the outing. The 5-10 Baucher totaled seven kills, seven digs and three blocks in Ferris' 3-0 shutout over Mercyhurst Friday (Sept. 29) evening. She averaged 4.43 kills and 4.71 digs per outing in Ferris' two matches over the weekend.
This week's honor marks the second time in her career Baucher has attained GLIAC Weekly Award laurels as she was previously recognized two weeks ago (Sept. 18). She is one of two Bulldog players to receive the honor this campaign as senior middle hitter Karla White (New Baltimore/Anchor Bay) earned the distinction earlier (Sept. 5) this year.
This season, Baucher became the 14th player in school history to notch 1,000 career kills and only the sixth Bulldog player ever to record both 1,000 career kills and digs in Ferris' season-opening home win over St. Joseph's (Aug. 24). The 5-10 currently has 1,286 career kills and ranks eighth on the school's career leaders list. Her 1,414 career digs presently is listed third in school history and is five away from matching Brittny Godlewski's (2002-05) second-place mark of 1,419 digs on Ferris' all-time chart. She needs 55 digs to tie Janna Biggs' (1985-88) school-record total of 1,469 digs.
Baucher ranks as Ferris' overall kills (4.36 kpg) leader this season along with second in digs (3.53 dpg). She is presently listed second in both kills (4.36 kpg) and points (5.12 ppg) this season among the league's overall statistical leaders as of Monday (Oct. 2).
The 5-10 Baucher, who was a first-team All-GLIAC honoree last season, registered at least 10 kills and 10 digs in 18 of her last 21 outings during the 2005 campaign. She totaled a team-high 408 kills along with 452 digs last campaign en route to receiving Daktronics Second-Team and AVCA Honorable Mention All-Great Lakes Region accolades. Baucher guided Ferris State to the school's 13th overall NCAA Division II Tournament appearance and a 22-10 overall record last year.
Ferris State, which currently holds a 15-3 overall mark and is 7-2 in league play, has won six of its last seven outings to date this season. The Bulldogs will host archrival and defending NCAA Division II National Champion Grand Valley State Tuesday, Oct. 3, in a 7 p.m. (EDT) league contest inside FSU's Ewigleben Sports Arena. GVSU is ranked first nationally in this week's (Oct. 2) CSTV/American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) Division II Top 25 Poll.
The nationally top-ranked Lakers presently are first (9-0) in the GLIAC North Division with Ferris second (7-2) entering the match. Bulldog fans are encouraged to wear either yellow or gold shirts for the match and a near-capacity crowd is expected to attend.
Following Tuesday's match, Ferris will then square off against nationally ninth-ranked and currently unbeaten Hillsdale Friday, Oct. 6, starting at 5:30 p.m. (EDT) before taking on Wayne State Saturday, Oct. 7, with match time set for 4 p.m. (EDT). Both league encounters will be in Big Rapids.


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A couple of people have asked about L's home and the home next door to hers and what happened, now that she has died. Prior to her death, L arranged for all of her property to be put into a trust. She named a trustee and of course she has beneficiaries as well, and at some point the two properties will come on the market. Although it cannot be enforced, L wanted each property to be sold to couples with children and the trustee is aware of her wishes.
The process of distribution will probably take most of 2007, but I will keep everyone updated. Thanks for asking.


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Puccini's Il Trittico
Quick: name the three one-act operas included in Puccini's Il Trittico. Give up? Don't worry, you're not alone. No, we're not talking about Pagliacci – that's by Leoncavallo. Cavalleria Rusticana isn't one of them either – that's by Mascagni.
The reason you might have trouble naming all three is that even though Puccini fought hard to keep them together as a trio, the individual pieces are often performed separately or paired with one-acts by other composers.
But, F. Paul Driscoll, editor in chief of Opera News, contends that the three works are most effective when they play together. As proof he cites the 2007 Jack O'Brien production of Il Trittico at the Metropolitan Opera as "one of the supreme achievements of the past ten or fifteen years in any opera house."
"Puccini wanted to explore three different styles of opera," said Driscoll. "The tragedy of Il Tabarro, the sentimental religious drama of Suor Angelica and the comedy of Gianni Schicchi. They're united because they're all concerned in one way or another with death." He goes on to say that each one of the operas is a miniature masterpiece but that the final moment in Gianni Schicchi — when Schicchi steps forward to address us directly pointing us to the future and reminding us of the power of youth and true love – "serves as the best ending for all three."
Puccini's Il Trittico had its premiere at the Metropolitan Opera in 1918 – just one month after the armistice was signed bringing World War I to a close. Puccini wasn't at the premiere because he was afraid to travel overseas so soon after the war. As a result, he didn't see the triptych in performance until the Italian premiere the following year.
Driscoll credits the war with the mixed reception that Il Trittico received. Only Gianni Schicchi was an immediate hit and Driscoll cites several reasons for this. First, one of the greatest baritones of the day — Giuseppe de Luca — was a wonderful Schicchi. The opera features the hit tune, "O mio babbino caro." It's very funny. And, there were lots of very good performers "salted in the cast of greedy relatives."
F. Paul Driscoll on the Met premiere
British soprano Florence Easton was the first to sing "O mio babbino caro" at the 1918 world premiere of Il Trittico at the Metropolitan Opera. Listen to a performance here.
WWI deeply affected the world's perception of death. And the fact that Gianni Schicchi is the "only one of the operas where death is allowed to laugh at itself is significant. That was something people were ready for," Driscoll says. But, the tragedy of Il Tabarro and the religious intensity of Suor Angelica – both coupled with the death of a child – were not as well received.
Today, Gianni Schicchi continues to be the most popular opera in Puccini's Il Trittico and "O mio babbino caro" is one of the most famous and beloved arias of all time. But all three of the one-acts are considered to be first-tier Puccini. Suor Angelica was Puccini's personal favorite and Angelica's big aria "Senza Mamma" is still a powerful show stopper. And though he enjoys each for its unique effects, Driscoll tells us that it's the emotional richness and complexity of Il Tabarro that appeals most to him and makes him appreciate it more and more with each new experience.
Extra: Driscoll on verismo in Il Trittico
Extra: Two members of the original cast of Il Trittico - Claudia Muzio and Kathleen Howard sing a duet from another 'watery' opera
Il Tabarro (The Cloak)
"We all know what it's like to have a grief that can't find its way into words. It's almost impossible to take that emotional set and put it to music. But, Puccini does this brilliantly in Il Tabarro." — F. Paul Driscoll
Il Tabarro takes place on a barge in the Seine River in France. The barge owner, Michele, and his wife, Giorgetta, have lost their only child. The unspeakable pain of the loss has driven them apart. Michele now suspects that his young wife no longer loves him. We soon learn that it's true. Giorgetta is in love with one of the hired hands – a young, passionate man named Luigi. Luigi tells Giorgetta that he is willing to kill Michele if that's what it takes to have her. Through an unexpected twist of fate, in the end it is Luigi who dies at the hand of Michele.
Il tabarro is the cloak which once tenderly protected Michele's wife and child. Michele uses the same cloak at the end of the opera to wrap Luigi's dead body.
Driscoll on Il Tabarro
Listen to Tito Gobbi in Il Tabarro:
Suor Angelica (Sister Angelica)
"I think he (Puccini) had a great deal of respect and affection for women. It's no surprise to me that this opera with an all female cast was his favorite." — F. Paul Driscoll
Suor Angelica takes place in a convent in Siena, Italy at the end of the 17th century.
Suor Angelica (Sister Angelica) is from a rich noble family. She had a child out of wedlock and was sent to the convent to repent for her sins. Angelica's rich Aunt – the Principessa – visits the convent to get Angelica's signature on a document renouncing Angelica's inheritance and assigning it all to her sister who is soon to be married. The Principessa also coldly informs Angelica that her child died of a fever two years ago. Angelica is filled with despair and resolves to take her own life. In doing so she realizes that she is committing a mortal sin. But, as she dies, the Virgin Mary miraculously appears and her young son runs to embrace her.
Driscoll on Suor Angelica
Driscoll on Renata Scotto as Angelica
• Listen to Renata Scotto sing "Senza Mamma" in Suor Angelica
Opera in Brief Extra - F. Paul Driscoll on staging Angelica's death
Gianni Schicchi
"Great comedies always take a big issue and make us laugh about it... I think it's a work of absolute genius!" — F. Paul Driscoll
Gianni Schicchi takes place in Florence at the turn of the 14th century. Buoso Donati has died and much to the horror of his relatives has left his entire fortune to a monastery. A man named Gianni Schicchi has been brought in to problem solve. Schicchi devises a plan whereby he tricks the doctor into thinking that Buoso is not actually dead yet. He then tricks the notary into writing a new will. And, finally, he tricks the family by dictating the new will leaving Buoso's most prized possessions to himself!
Gianni Schicchi's subplot is the source of one of the most beloved arias of all time – "O mio babbino caro." It is the song that Schicchi's daughter, Lauretta, sings to her father be+gging him to allow her to marry Buoso Donati's young cousin Rinuccio.
Driscoll on Gianni Schicchi
Driscoll on his favorite performance of 'O mio babbino caro'
Hear Montserrat Caballe singing "O mio babbino caro":


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See if the 175 amp battery fuse is good and check the fuse IGN A 40 amp. We should be getting 12++ battery voltage. A good battery has 12.6 volts. If we have less then the battery is bad or weak or there are poor connections at the battery or chassis or fuse box.
Ok, cool. Will check tomorrow. Very late now. What time are you on tomorrow?
Hey Moose, the 40A fuse in the box is good. Now, the 175A and fusable link I haven't got to. It appears to be packed down under the battery on red wire. Any advice in getting to them easier than it appears?
Thanks, John
Was there battery voltage to the 40 amp hole, if so there is no need to check the main fuse.
Yes there was power and after pulling the 40A, cleaning and replacing....eureka! It appears that I have a bad battery (not very old btw) or an alternator issue. I jumped the Bravada and she runs but wouldn't take a charge after running around 45 minutes. Will get that checked tomorrow. Can't get away without money :( Hope it's just the battery.
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No me gusta este vestido con tul es posible que en cambio del tul sea una seda bordada?
Caro JenJenHouse. poderia por favor me dizer som fechar-se imagens dos embroderies. Também é possível rendas ? são o modelo wearig um Peticoat?
Dear JenJenHouse.
Could I please have som close up pictures of the embroderies.
Also is it possible to have buttons in the back instead of the lace up?
Are the model wearig a peticoat?
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Dear JenJenHouse.
Could I please have som close up pictures of the embroderies.
Also is it possible to have buttons in the back instead of the lace up?
Are the model wearig a peticoat?
and finally are the dress showing white or Ivory?
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Graded Care Profile Assessing care and identifying neglect
Graded Care Profile helps social workers measure the quality of care being given to a child. It's an assessment tool that helps them to spot anything that's putting that child at risk of harm.
It's important we find children who are at risk of harm as early as possible so we can get them the right help.
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By working out what parents can do better, it's easier for the person working with a family to get them the right support to improve the life of their child.
How it works
Social workers are specially trained to use the tool. They visit families at home to do an assessment, which is a bit like filling in a questionnaire. It's called Graded Care Profile because different aspects of family life are 'graded' on a scale of 1 to 5. Questions are broken down into 4 areas:
- physical, such as quality of food, clothes and health
- safety, such as how safe the home is and if the child knows about things like road safety
- love, such as the relationship between the carer and child
- esteem, such as if a child is encouraged to learn and if they a praised for doing something good.
Graded Care Profile is designed to be used with families where someone is concerned about the care of a child.
The number of visits needed depends on the family. After all the visits, they put the results together and talk it through with the family.
The Graded Care Profile was developed by Dr Srivastava, a consultant paediatrician in South Yorkshire.
"I even felt lonely when mum and dad were in the house because mentally they were completely out of it."
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Re: problem with Mathematica
Use Update[a] or Update[] to update symbol definitions. Apparently,
Mma 'saves' the value a[2] as undefined after the $Failed, thus the
odd behaviour you get. I also think that a behaviour more akin to the
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By pure coincidence, I put up a post on WHN's Facebook page about the benefits of egg yolks, and around the same time an article came out stating that eggs yolks are possibly worse than cigarettes. Heh. Both my brother and boyfriend were quick to point this out upon seeing my Facebook post, so I decided to raise the issue here. I really don't want to get super in-depth or scientific here, but I have to say that I think this study is pretty ridiculous. The article even states that "research should be done to take in possible confounders such as exercise and waist circumference," and stresses that "regular consumption of egg yolk should be avoided by persons at risk of cardiovascular disease." (Ya think?) And according to Mark's Daily Apple, the people in the study who ate the most eggs ALSO smoked the most and were the most diabetic. (I only have access to the abstract of the study.) So sure, if you are a smoker who doesn't exercise and regularly consumes sausage-egg-and-cheese biscuits at McDonalds, then egg yolks may play a part in how you leave this world. But my hunch is that if you are an active person who eats a (mostly) nutritious diet, a few eggs here and there aren't gonna kill ya. If you're healthy, the cholesterol your body naturally produces knows how to process and balance out incoming cholesterol from other sources, such as eggs. If you're clogging up your arteries with French fries and cigarettes, then of course eggs might negatively affect your health. At least that's my belief. Take it or leave it, folks.
Now, I eat about seven egg yolks a week—sometimes less, sometimes more. Eggs are affordable, delicious and yes, nutritious. (Check out this chart if you want to see the benefits of egg whites vs. yolks). Among many other benefits, this high-quality protein keeps you full for longer, and the yolk contains many important vitamins like A & E and fatty acids that are vital for brain and eye health—and help keep your hair, skin and libido healthy to boot! It has also been well documented that an egg breakfast is connected to weight loss, too.
There are so many uneducated people out there when it comes to nutrition, so it concerned me when two of the brightest guys I know alerted me of this new study, convinced (at least initially) of its validity. I think they might have skimmed the article or only had only noticed the headline, but still, catchy, "clickable" news headlines can be dangerous! (Literally!) And maybe this study does hold some water in certain aspects, but until more substantial research is done, I think I'll continue to enjoy my favorite egg breakfast. Plus, I would seriously hate for smokers to feel excused of their deadly habit, as if to think: "Well, I smoke…but I won't eat eggs!" Although, let's get real. If I read a sensational headline: "New Study: Ice Cream is Healthier Than Spinach!" I think we all know I'd sprint to the nearest Baskin Robbins quicker than you can say Mint-Chocolate-Chip!
And now, a small tribute to eggs—one of my all-time favorite foods:
-Caprese-Baked Egg Cups a la How Sweet Eats
-Healthy Tipping Point's 15-Minute Breakfast Scramble
-2-Ingredient (Egg+Banana) Pancakes from Carrots 'n' Cake
-Apple Cheddar Bacon Frittata via Kath Eats
And last night's dinner was inspired by this omelette-making tutorial by Biggest Loser winner, Olivia Ward. I actually met Olivia at a PUMA press event earlier this year in Miami—she is so freakin' cool! And nice. First, I sauteed the onions in a pan for a few minutes and then I added the remaining ingredients: asparagus, cherry tomatoes, mushrooms, spinach and shredded parmesan cheese. After a few more minutes of cooking, I added two eggs. Simple. (Note: Make sure you dry your veggies really well before you do this. My omelette turned out a little watery, but it was tasty all the same!)
Plus, I added sweet potato fries on the side—another one of my very favorite foods. (Here: Ideas on how to cook with sweet potatoes). So there you have it, folks, a veggie-packed omelette. Think it'll kill me? I'll take my chances.
Tell me: What are your favorite ways to eat eggs? And what do you think about this new study?


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