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Tuesday August 6th, 2013 12:47am
For the first time since August 1, 2008, the Lizards found themselves in Rochester Saturday night, as they took on the Rattlers at Sahlen's Stadium. With a sound defensive effort and a great transition attack led by Matt Danowski, the Long Island Lizards trounced the Rattlers 13-9 to pick up their first win of the 2011 season.
Anyone who watched Long Island's first possession knew that Rochester was in trouble. The ball movement for Long Island was incredible, as they fired off four shots, including a Berger goal, to gain the 1-0 advantage. Former National, Kevin Huntley quickly made his presence felt after being acquired mid-week, feeding Berger for the score.
Following the goal, fans got the chance to see the Lizards' new long stick midfielder on the defensive end, Brian Karalunas. Karalunas and Cocchi helped lock down the defense after Spallina had his stick broken. Karalunas' good coverage prevented his man from getting the pass, leading to a turnover.
Following a rushed possession by Rochester, Peyser got matched up on a short-stick midfielder, which he immediately exploited, dodging to his left and firing the high shot past Gabel.
The Lizards' second midline got its action following Gurenlian's third win on the face. The offense would not slow down, however, as Chris Fiore connected on a two-point attempt. The score was Long Island's third on four possessions, as it gave the Lizards the quick 4-0 advantage, just 6:33 into the game.
Despite Long Island being a man-down with 6 minutes left in the 1st and Brian Spallina finding himself with his second broken stick of the evening, the Lizards avoided any damage. On the offensive end, Matt Danowski utilized a stick fake on Godoi (UMass '10), allowing him to get his hands free for the goal.
Striebel's struggles continued on the offensive end for Rochester, as Nicky Polanco forced him to cough the ball up once more. Following the successful clear, Matt Danowski continued to punish Godoi, as he blew by him and scored an incredible one-handed goal, forcing Coach O'Hara to call timeout with 2:47 left in the 1st quarter.
The defensive dominance continued for Long Island, as rookie Brian Karalunas stripped Martin Cahill of the ball for his first MLL caused turnover. Karalunas led all of the NCAA in caused turnovers this season at Villanova, as he forced 70 his senior year.
Going into the second quarter, all things were going Long Island's way. However, penalties would be the story of the second period, as the Lizards would begin the quarter a man down. The Rattler superstar Ned Crotty capitalized on the opportunity, as he dodged hard from up top and finally scored 53 seconds into the second to end the drought. Martin Cahill, part of the University of Delaware's strong 2010 class, would start to take over on offense for Rochester, as he scored two straight goals, including an impressive low to high shot as a man-up expired, cutting the deficit to three with 7:58 left in the half.
Just when Long Island needed a big play, they got it from Adams, who made a huge save on Crotty's shot from point blank range with 5:53 left in the half. On the ensuing man-down, Adams made another save, showing the Rattlers that they were going to need better shots in order to beat him.
The Lizards' offense responded to the great plays by Adams, as Fiore fed the cutting Chris Unterstein for the easy right-handed goal to make the score 7-3.
Led by Adams' 7 saves, the Lizards took the 7-3 lead into halftime. The defense successfully killed 4 of the 5 Rattler Man Up's in the half, as they prevented Rochester from truly getting on a run in the second quarter.
At the start of the second half, Rochester began to double-pole the lethal Long Island midfield, which had scored 4 of the 7 points in the first half.
On the first man-up in the second half, Stephen Berger displayed his athleticism, as he grabbed the groundball behind X, turned the corner and shot as he dove up field, scoring on the out-of-place Gabel and giving Long Island the 8-3 lead with just over 11 minutes left. Berger continued to 'wow' Rochester fans with a beautiful face dodge minutes later. However, Gabel made his fourth save of the half on the Berger attempt, as he bailed out his defense once again.
Things took a turn for the worst for Rochester, as Ned Crotty's stick was deemed illegal. Following an impressive goal by Rattler Garber, Danowski made Rochester pay, as he scored an absolute laser from a nearly impossible angle, giving Long Island its second man-up goal of the day with under 6 minutes left in the quarter. The goal marked Danowski's third of the match, as Long Island took the 9-4 lead.
A tremendous clear by Parker McKee led to Long Island's 10th goal, as he found the streaking Goettelmann in front for the goal. Moments later, Gurenlian won the face and took it to the net for a goal of his own, giving Long Island the 11-5 advantage, which they would hold going into the 4th.
Following a great quarter by Gabel in the net, the Rattlers began to make their surge, as a Cahill Man Up goal and a Garber goal made the score 11-7 Long Island. On the Garber goal, Berger committed a slash, giving the Rattlers another Man Up opportunity. Adams, as he had done all day, made a big save on the Levine shot with 9:20 left, maintaining the four goal advantage.
With 8:09 remaining, Danowski found the veteran Keith Cromwell cutting in front, feeding him for a goal in his 100th MLL game. Keith Cromwell became the 7th player in MLL history to appear in 100 games when he started this night's contest in midfield. Danowski's big offensive day continued four minutes later, as he put the ball in Unterstein's stick, who dodged and scored the 13th goal to all but seal the victory.
Ned Crotty would finally beat McKee one on one late in the contest after being suffocated by him all game long.
In the end, the Lizards would hold on to a 13-9 lead. Both goalie's played extraordinarily well, as Gabel's 18 saves were the only reason the game was close. Long Island's defense, led by McKee, Karalunas and the crew, held Rochester's offense in check all game long. Karalunas, from nearby town of Jameville, NY, led the Lizards with 6 CT on defense, showing fans why the Lizards were so quick to sign him.
The Lizards will take a break this upcoming week, but will return to action Friday, June 3rd, as they host the Denver Outlaws. To purchase your tickets, be sure to check http://longislandlizards.com/individual-tickets/.


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It's time to start the Celebration… …of the Fifth Anniversary of the Legion of the Coqui. This Saturday, May 11th, we celebrate the Fifth Annual Puerto Rico Kotei; but that is only the beginning of our Celebration! For Five Year we have brought the Puerto Rican Community of Legion of the Five Rings the events […]
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We got Dice!
The Legion of the Coqui Dice have arrived! And they look awesome! We will be giving away some of these dice as participation prize during our 2011 PR Kotei, mainly for those playing in the RPG Event; but we will also have some available for those wanting to buy a full set!
The Legion of the Coqui in 2011
Greetings all! With the end of the Empire's Glory Megagame and the beginning of the upcoming Kotei Season, together with the increase of players in the Cabo Rojo area; we are one again coming into an exciting new era for L5R in Puerto Rico. With that in mind, lets grab 2011 by the horns and […]
More Puerto Rican Representation!
Puerto Rican Players keep showing the world that we are part of the L5R Community! This time Yokubo Tensei (Angel) achieved Fourth Place in the August Honor Event: 2010 Canon Character Write-in
Puerto Rico Representing!
Congratulations to our local Hitomi for his 4th place in the L5R July Honor Event. The Dragon are taking over the Island! http://www.l5r.com/events/july-honor-contest-results/
Legion of the Coqui – Glimpses – For my Father!
Read Part I here * Read Part II here The ritual lasted for hours, and during those hours Kato could feel the kami moving around the Island, concealing its secrets from the scouting ships. The air kami danced around the Island, obscuring their vision with a dense mist. The water kami moved the waves, preventing […]
Legion of the Coqui – Part II : Late
Read Part I here Present time, the eastern shore of Rokugan, a few miles south of the Ruins of Otosan Ushi The calm breeze coming from the sea would have been a soothing sensation to anyone else, but to Gaeru it was a reminder of the long voyage they had just undergone, and how far […]


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Summer food service program
Schools in north central Florida close next week, but their cafeterias will remain open.
Kids nationwide can receive free breakfast and lunch through The Summer Food Service Program.
The federally funded USDA program starts June 10 and runs until August 2. Children 18 and under can receive free breakfast and lunch Monday through Friday.
In Alachua County, the meals are available at 30 sites including schools and community centers.
"During the school year, we feed thousands of children every day. It's important to offer a program in the summer where we can feed the children that need the meals," said Maria Eunice, director of food and nutrition services at the school district.
Last year, more than 50 thousand meals were served in Alachua County.
Alachua County locations are as listed
- Alachua Elementary
- A.Q. Jones Center
- Archer Community
- Bishop Middle School
- Duval Elementary School
- Eastside High
- JJ Finley
- Foster Elementary
- Gainesville High
- Hawthorne High
- Hoggetowne Middle
- Idylwild Elementary
- Irby Elementary
- Lanier Center
- Lincoln Middle
Littlewood Elementary
- Mebane Middle
- Metcalfe Elementary
- Newberry Elementary
- Newberry High
- Norton Elementary
- One Room Charter
- Rawlings Elementary
- Santa Fe High
- Shell Elementary
- Terwilliger Elementary
- Waldo Community
- Westwood Middle
- Williams Elementary
Marion County Locations are as followed
- Belleview Elementary
- College Park Elementary
- Dunnellon Elementary
- Dunnellon High
- East Marion Elementary
- Fessenden Elementary
- Forest High
- Fort McCoy School
- Greenway Elementary
- Horizon Academy at Marion Oaks
- Lake Weir High
- Madison Street Academy
- Maplewood Elementary
- Marion Oaks Elementary
- North Marion Middle
- Oakcrest Elementary
- Vanguard High
- West Port High
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To make reservations by phone, dial freephone 0800 221 222 in the UK, 1 800 409 929 in Ireland, or view our regional telephone reservation numbers.
2001 South Highland Avenue
Lombard, Illinois 60148
Chicago O'Hare International Airport - ORD
Airport Phone: +1 800 832 6352
Hotel direction: 19 miles SW
This hotel does not provide shuttle service.
Take Exit 190 E. to 294 S. to I-88 W. to Highland Ave. Exit. Turn Right on Highland Ave North. Hotel is 1 mile on the right. Corner of 22nd street and Highland Ave.
Chicago Midway International Airport - MDW
Airport Phone: +1 773 8380600
Hotel direction: 24.1 miles NW
This hotel does not provide shuttle service.
Take I-55 South to I-294 North to I-88 West to Highland Avenue North. Hotel is 1 mile ahead. On the corner of 22nd Street and Highland Avenue.
633 E Roosevelt Road
Lombard, Illinois 60148
Phone: +1-630-268-9324
113 W Roosevelt Road
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Phone: +1-630-9167700
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Spring Makeover Series -Targeting gets results!
Samantha Nolan is a Certified Professional Resume Writer with a graduate degree in Marketing and Communication, and owner of Ladybug Design, a full-service resume writing and interview coaching firm. For more information, call 1-888-9-LADYBUG or visit http://www.ladybug-design.com
I am always so excited when a client comes to me with a "dream" job in mind. While the fact that my client will be applying for only one job certainly adds pressure—as I want to make sure the resume is perfect for that one "dream" opportunity—it also provides me with a chance to be ultra targeted in my content and presentation.
Meet Dan!
Dan wanted to work for a fire and security company in a territory account manager position. He had been with his current employer since 2004 where he had transitioned from maintenance to an account development role. He now sought to exit the industry and secure a more senior-level opportunity in sales.
Original Resume…
Dan's original resume lacked in the areas of strategic content, formatting, white space, and prioritization of information. Dan had also not yet updated his resume with his most recent position, hence his resume had a lot of room for improvement and development.
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I created an engaging design for Dan's new resume, ensuring the aesthetic would compel readership. I identified the keywords his next employer would be seeking and wove those throughout Dan's new resume. I used selective bolding, uppercase letters, and separation of content to ensure focus would be placed on the most applicable aspects of Dan's background. From the excerpts from his performance reviews, to select keywords being pulled out ahead of key contributions, the entire resume was focused on helping Dan break into a higher level sales role in a completely new industry.
The results…
Dan wrote to me about six weeks after I completed his resume with the wonderful news: "I wanted to let you know I received my job offer letter last night. The annual salary was $5,000 more than what I was initially told. I have never been in a position in my life to resign from a job, have the right tools available to secure the job that I wanted, and GET the job I wanted…I am so excited about this new chapter of life."
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Organizations and Clubs in The Villages, Florida
Our Current Spotlight Clubs
(a sample of the many club website links)
(Simply click on the club name to go to club's website)
The Village Birders (Check out the local pictures & bird ID resources)
The Villages RV Club
The Villages Woodworker Club
The Villages Singles Club
The Villages Macintosh Users Group
The Villages Computer Club
The Villages Photography Club
There are literally hundreds of clubs and organizations offering membership to any resident of The Villages, Florida.
Some are VERY popular. You may enjoy a hand of bridge, for example, several times a day, any day of the week.
Some clubs are very targeted (e.g., The Bell System Retiree Group). Many are music centered (e.g., The Villages Harmonica Band) or focus on our toys (e.g., The Goldwing Association, The Village Vettes Corvette Club).
Whatever your interest, you can be assured there's at least one club for you. If not, you might start one.
Here's our link to the current (weekly) issue of The Villages guide to this week's club, organization and recreation center scheduled activities.
Here's a link to an amazing list of "club contacts" in The Villages, apparently courtesy of our CDD.
Pick up a current copy of THE VILLAGES RECREATION NEWS listing Club News and Recreation Center Activities. Available free at any Recreation Center. Published every Thursday and, generally, copies remain available throughout the week.
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Just listed and in wonderful condition. Twin Crusader 350s (700 hrs), new bridge enclosure ($8K), complete electronics and very clean. Click full specs for photos.
Please call Mike Farman at 401 884-1690 for an appointment to see her. This boat is not at the office location.
Brewer Yacht Yard at Cowesett
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It's a cry you really don't hear often these days: "Oi! What are you doing here? You should be over there killing Welsh bastards!" In The Afternoon Play, Dumb Heads (2.15pm, Radio 4), Ray Coulthard and Phil Daniels star as two bungling medieval English soldiers trying to avoid doing their bit against the Welsh uprising for Longshanks, King of England. But, when they (accidentally) kill the Prince of Wales and set off to deliver his head to the king in London, they find the road fraught with dangers and distractions - mostly of their own making. It's an absolutely hilarious romp, with more than a hint of the Blackadders about it. Chaucer would have approved.
In the second part of The Expert Patient (8pm, Radio 4), which looks at the new NHS initiatives to give patients with chronic illnesses more control over their treatment, we learn what doctors think about the scheme. Most are broadly in favour, feeling that patients can only benefit from being better informed (although the fact that "expert patients" visit their doctors less often may also explain why professionals are keen on the idea). There has also, we learn, been talk of giving patients control of their own budgets, an idea that has more than a whiff of a New Labour think-tank about it.
Meanwhile the Ashes bandwagon arrives at Old Trafford, Manchester. As always, Radio 4 FM carries full coverage from 10.20am in its Test Match Special. Digital aficionados can find it on that nifty extra sports channel somewhere in the vicinity of Radio 5 Live.
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50A, 30A, and 120V outlet questions
Got an RV spot out behind my shop that a friend of mine stays at while he's not on an oil rig.
Right now his RV is a 30A, but he's eventually gonna' get a second air conditioner and will upgrade it to 50A. At the moment, the wiring is rigged up from the main electrical panel on the back of my shop strung out to his RV spot where there's a 30A female plug lyin' on the ground with a 5 gallon bucket and a brick over top of it. For probably obvious reasons, I'd like to make it a little more official and a little safer! lol
What I'd like to do is get myself an outdoor type metal electrical box thing and attach it to a post or maybe to the fence that's directly behind his RV. What I'm wondering is if I could wire in a 50A, 30A, and 120V outlet all from the same wiring.... The 30A and 50A would never be used at the same time, but on occasion the 30A OR the 50A would be used along with the 120V outlet. In other words, if the 30A is being used, the 50A won't be and vice versa.
What I've got is three wires coming from the electrical box on my shop. A green wire, white wire, and black wire. Right now, there ain't even a breaker hooked up between the plug and electrical box. I'd like to change that. lol I'd like to wire a breaker inside the same box as the outlets so he could have easy access to it in case he needed to shut it off for whatever reason. Or maybe a separate box directly underneath the outlets...?
My friend was the one that requested the 120V outlet if I was gonna' be working on the electrical anyhow. He said that rig power is that way. A bunch of 30A and 50A plugs along with a handful of 120V outlets.
I'm no electrician, obviously, but I'm somewhat mechanically inclined and can learn things semi-quickly. So if this can be done and if ya'll can tell me how, in layman terms, we're in business!
Thanks! :thumbup:
Look here: http://www.milbankmfg.com/Products/C...les/PDF/RV.pdf
U5000-xl-75 looks like the perfect solution.
no you need 4 wire, 50 amp circuit are 120/240V, you also need 15 or 20A breakers on outside box for 120v outlet (included on prefab rv boxes)
The U5000-xl-75 does indeed look to be my best option. More money than I wanted to spend, but it'd be nice to have a professional, safe electrical box.
I guess I'll need a fourth wire...? I wonder how hard that'll be to fish through the underground conduit. :eek: Haha
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The Dane-Elec So G Stream, with its stylish and well-built chassis, Wi-Fi, and low price, looked like it was set to be the multimedia player of choice right up until its lowly codec/file format support let it down. So, unless you're dead set on converting all your media to files that this device will support and/or you don't plan on making the move to HD, this device simply doesn't cut it.
Looks like I'll have to wait until the inevitable WDTV wireless update, before I buy one of these.
Also, I know they had to keep the price down but by going wireless G, can the Dane-Elec stream HD content?
I whole heartedly agree with TR, the interface, the file format support have let this down for me. Considering it has the same chipset as Western Digital's media player this is big mistake, especially as comparisons are inevitable. My money is staying in my pocket until the above is fixed via a firmware update. As I have a Wireless Network at home this could have been the clincher for me. Now I'm tempted to stick with my little WDTV media player and await for Western Digital's response.
"...Most importantly, it doesn't support the essential HD codecs, VC-1 and h.264 so nearly all HD media is out of the question..."
WHAT! I was almost interested until the above. Why would they include HDMI and leave out popular codecs that support the format. - For me, H.264( as x264) plus AC3 & DTS in MKV are mandatory. Hohum
BTW Still waiting for the Xtreamer ( http://www.xtreamer.net )review guys.....
Just to let interested parties know... Western Digital are back with an update to their WD TV HD Media Player. Network is supported via an Ethernet Port, with is a plus, along with dts decoding. It's a shame about the lack of wifi support. Looks like my wait may be longer than i had hoped aferall, but I'm reserving judgement. Until Dane-Elec and other competators get serious with decent codec support and provide a intuative and customer friendly interface to their media players, Western Digital will remain in a League of their own.
For more information go to
The Xtreamer does look interesting. It would appear they are going head to head with WD and are turning mine.
Thanks for the engadget link HDRE (wow - hot off the press - posted 16 August). I've just installed a powerline in my living room, so the ethernet connection isn't a problem. If they can release it about the same price as the original WDTV, I'd be tempted.
Looks very nice. Works very well. But no FLAC no WMV makes it useless
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Re: search for an operator in an expression
Hi Daniel,
you may use "Count". Take care to search on all "levels" and prevent
evaluation of the operator. Asssuming your expression is in: expr, e.g.:
Count[expr, HoldPattern[ Plus[__] ], Infinity]
hope this helps, Daniel
Daniel wrote:
> Is there a way to search for an operator in a symbolic expression? My wish is to show that there is only "+" in a very large expression. Rather than showing an expression on multiple pages I would like to perform a search that shows there is only "+" between the terms. Converting to a string does not seem to work since the expression is written on multiple lines(fractions, exponents etc..)
> Thanks


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Nelson Cruz, Mike Napoli make potent combination
DETROIT – Nelson Cruz and Mike Napoli make quite a potent combination, whether at the plate or in the field.
Both players delivered key hits and throws Wednesday as the Texas Rangers claimed a 7-3 win in 11 innings vs. the Detroit Tigers to move within a victory of the World Series.
Napoli's line single to center in the 11th drove in Josh Hamilton with the run that broke a 3-3 tie against Tigers closer Jose Valverde.
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Cruz then iced the game with a three-run homer, two nights after becoming the first player to hit a walk-off grand slam in the postseason. Now he's the first to hit two extra-inning home runs in a postseason series. Cruz has four homers and nine RBI in this American League Championship Series, a huge factor in the Rangers' 3-1 lead.
"He's a complete player, and he takes pride in every part of the game," Rangers manager Ron Washington said. "Thank you, Nelson Cruz."
Napoli, who had been maligned for his receiving skills while with the Los Angeles Angels but has earned the No. 1 catching job in Texas, threw out speedy Austin Jackson trying to steal second in the bottom of the 10th to help winning pitcher Scott Feldman get out of the inning.
Napoli had a single in four at-bats before the Tigers walked Adrian Beltre intentionally to pitch to him.
"He's a gamer, and he tries to do whatever it takes to help his team win a ballgame," Washington said of Napoli, acquired in an offseason trade. "He's always putting quality at-bats up there for you."
Cruz and Napoli had joined forces for the game's biggest play before their clutch hits in the 11th.
With Miguel Cabrera at third and one out in the eighth inning of a 3-3 game, Delmon Young lifted a medium-depth fly to right. Cruz settled under it and uncorked a perfect one-hop throw to Napoli, who absorbed the impact of the collision with 250-plus-pound Cabrera and held on for the out.
"Nellie gave me a good throw, gave me enough time to where I could brace myself and get low," Napoli said.
The burly catcher had been involved in a bone-jarring collision at the plate in the Division Series and couldn't hang on to the ball but rolled back and held on tight this time.
"With Cabrera coming down the line, it could have scared him off," Washington said. "But he caught that ball and he made sure he had it, and he took the lick."
Washington had paid Cabrera the ultimate compliment when he ordered the Detroit slugger intentionally walked with the bases empty and one out in the eighth. It also might have been the ultimate insult to Victor Martinez, who follows him in the lineup.
Martinez bounced a single to right that sent Cabrera to third, but Cruz made his manager's strategy stand up when he gunned down Cabrera.
"I thought it was a great decision to send him," Tigers manager Jim Leyland said of Cabrera. "It was the right call. Cruz threw it on the money."
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First, the hardware for our new front doors never arrived. So (sans handles) our new doors are unusable, and remain closed only by the weight of a hefty bronze horse statue. Our guests will be greeted on Christmas Day by me leaning out the laundry window and shouting 'Come round the back!'. Not quite the elegant arrival I was hoping for...
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Update: The card scheduled for Rosecroft Raceway in Fort Washington, MD has been postponed until tomorrow at 8 PM, with the doors opening at 6 PM.
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Here is the scale watch for Saturday's card (weather permitting) at Rosecroft Raceway in Fort Washington, MD:
Seth Mitchell 244 vs. Zach Page 202.5
Dwayne McRae 252.5 vs. Burnell Stewart 220.5
Maurice Byarm 252.5 vs. Mike Miller 268
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This is a discussion on This is the type of guy who should not have a ccw permit; within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Originally Posted by retsupt99 Perhaps you would then accept the rational that those who dislike guns, would advise that IF you feel the area outside ...
he does have a point about drivers not paying attention.
i used to ride and when i'm driving now, i make it a point to watch out for bikes.
i always see them, but i'm looking for them. as for these people who say i didn't see the bike, my question is, if you can't see the bike, how can you see a child/pedestrian which is much smaller?
they're just not looking.
Proverbs 27:12 says: The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and suffer for it.
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The guys comments are kinda like, you had to be there. Nevertheless, the world is full of people with bad attitudes.
Listen, Think and React.....Nuff Said.....
lee n. field is very likely right on the money.
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i'm not sure what to think of it. i would never reveal i had a ccw on the net or otherwise to a non leo.
that said, i do not know what else happened in the thread. so, i'll keep quiet on that.
quotes taken out of context quite often sound way different then when they are read along with the others of the thread.
Bikers are just like the rest of us. Some are "making a statement" with their bike.
I've shown up at rallys and spotted business people (Docs, etc) who drive to within 20 miles of the rally in their AC van with bike in back. Then they smear some dirt on their clothes, ride into the rally and ask where the beer is!
I've practically lived on my bike for years now because I love it. I don't need loud pipes or a $200 air horn because I watch out for the other drivers. Makes me a better car driver for sure.
Oh, and I also have a CCW. Carry all the time even in post offices (without my little badge of course!)
This guy was just one of the few, so I'd just blow him off.
.... Skye....
I have been riding most all my adult life (or before ... "adult" is a relative term and the OL might question my "adult" status even today LOL).
I have not encountered people I would consider a "real biker" (whatever that is ...) who feel the "need' to "prove" who they are in real life, much less on the internet ...
I'd guess the individual is simply a yuppie poser, if indeed he actually rides a bike (or has a CCW permit for that matter) at all ...
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$20 says you can draw quicker than he can. Punks like that are all bark and no bite. They get so caught up in intimidating other people with words when it comes down to skinning the smoke wagon they are slower than molasses in July. Takes longer to draw when you have your chest puffed out.
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agree, I have seen similar stuff on forums also.
Sounds like what we call a RUB ... Rich Urban Biker. They are a dime a dozen the last few years. The big bike rallies are chuck full of them.
It could also be a case of MNS -- "Mall Ninja Syndrome". As the old cartoon said, "On the Internet, no one knows you're a dog."
So this guy was just being obnoxious in the way he addressed the issue, N did not win any converts.
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Anyone purchase stuff from these guys?
Cad Company...?
I can not get over how incredibly rude they were to me on the phone. I had a simple question which was immediatley met with a little chuckle and a comment something to the effect of implying that I was a total idiot for asking that.... the conversation continued with them asking me about semi-relevant information and then brashly correcting me if I said something that was slightly incorrect (simply because I did not know, which is why I was calling in the first place). Apparently he had enough of my stupid questions and said, "well it looks like your going to have to..... " there was a pause, I could still hear workers in the background and then CLICK! He just hung up on me! Not only that but he had the gall to personally slander people over at MTS... this was after I mentioned some of the relevant parts came from there... saying how they don't know what they're doing over there, blah blah... "We are the the only ones who know BB Cad performance"...
I had this issue with them the last time a called which was a few years back... always this matter-of-fact, your-a-dumbsh*t attitude with them. I never even gave them a sour tone at all... just sincere questions. I will never even consider those a**holes for anything ever again. Stay away from those pricks!
I hope some of them read this because they lost a customer forever... and you better believe I will be spreading the word to other enthusiasts.
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Re: Anyone purchase stuff from these guys?
Thanks for the information. They must be really stupid to PO customers in this weak economy. Perhaps we will be laughing one day when they go out of business.
I say, don't do business with people who have attitudes, poor service, bad parts, or those who don't stand behind their warranties.
Re: Anyone purchase stuff from these guys?
I've always wanted to order something from there, just to see how the quality is, but I always end up at MTS. Guess I don't have to wonder anymore. Never had a problem with MTS, so much for Cad Co.
Thanks for the tip.
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Re: Anyone purchase stuff from these guys?
There have been many people building motors that were not happy with Cad Co. they had some problems with some of there parts and stuck people with them and would repair or make good on them...But I have heard that they now have fixed those parts...If I need a part , I would not hesitate to call Marty at MTS...
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That sucks, I was just looking at their stuff a few minutes ago. I have talked to MTS before, they actually returned my call after I left a message. I was just asking what they think about TBI and the guy there just seemed to be happy talking about motors in general. Didnt even try to sell me a product, I just dont like all the PDFs on the website because my new computer cant read them.
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I bought quite a few parts from the Cad co, and the only problem was a dipstick tube that was bent when it arrived. They sent me another free. Maybe you talked to a different person than I usually do. When I call again, I'll ask them what's with the attitude on the phone. No excuse for rudeness to customers.
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I'll admit ive dropped $1400 on hi-po goodies. Before hand, they really filled me in on a lotta tech. I mean mad-scientist grade info. Ive had missing parts from orders, but they never hesitated to ship them out, and even rush shipped them. Ive spoke with 'court @ CadCo personally too. Im sure theres some grudges between potter, Cadco, & MTS.
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Open up the panorama below from Detaille Island, just south of the Antarctic Circle, for a clue. Take a good, long look at the glaciers — their color, how they seem to glow from within. For a place so devoid of light much of the year, that light should seem to emanate from within frozen blocks of ice is remarkable.
While we were giddy frolicking with penguins on our trip, but it's that otherworldliness of raw openscape where beauty meets brutality that always brings us back.
Just a few meters from where where we took this photo lies an abandoned British Antarctic Survey (BAS) research center — a sort of three-dimensional snapshot to man's fallibility. The story goes that the center's inhabitants left in a hurry — food still in the cupboards, sweaters still draped over chairs — when faced with a decision to either meet a ship beyond a glacier just a few kilometers away or to stay put for another season with existing supplies. The scientists decided to leave — to flee, really — in 1959 and the place looks today just as they left it then. It's frozen in time, in a way, like Antartica itself.
We're still prone to shivers, less because of Antarctic temperatures than Antarctic temperament, when we recall our journey south of the Antarctic Circle.
Panorama: Antarctica Landscapes at Detaille Island
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I hosted my annual "I'm thankful for you breakfast" for my kids this morning. It has become a fun little tradition in our house. About a week before Thanksgiving I do the breakfast table up cute (simple, but cute) and serve a fun breakfast and tell the kids how thankful I am for them. It is a school day, so it has to be pretty easy. I do most of the prep work the night before so the morning runs smoothly.
This year our menu was semi homemade cranberry coffee cake muffins, fresh fruit salad, yogurt, juice or chocolate milk, and one piece of maple sugar candy (they had to save for after school).
These cranberry coffee cake muffins were so, so good! I used Trader Joe's coffee cake box mix, but put it in muffin cups instead of a pan. I made the topping exactly as the box directed, but I added 1/2 cup of fresh cranberries. I just stirred them in with the topping and didn't add any additional sugar. The kids loved them...they thought they were cupcakes!
Of all the things, the tablecloth (from Target) was a big hit. It has pictures to color and games like tic tac toe. I found the "I'm thankful for you notes" at DigiMama's. I wrote notes to each of them telling them things I'm thankful for about them. While they ate and colored, I read Arthur's Thanksgiving by Marc Brown.


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I am 55 years old and had Juvederm injected in my lips, and Botox in the area above my upper lip, over 2 weeks ago. I was in Seattle visiting my family and decided it would be a fun thing to do with my sister. I did some research on the internet prior to my appointment, but was not prepared for the Juvederm and Botox procedure or the recovery process. Unfortunately, the medi-spa also did a poor job of providing this information.
Before injecting the juvaderm filler, the physician injected the inside of my mouth (in 12 different sites) with a local anesthetic, which hurt sooooo bad. They had also given me 2 Claritin tablets about a half hour before the procedure. I left the spa very sleepy (from the Claritin), and with a very numb mouth.
The spa failed to give me post-procedure care instructions. I had never had anything like this done before, so didn't think to ask about how to care for my "wounds." They also didn't take post-procedure photos, as they mentioned they would be doing. They did, however, make sure they got their money before I left!
I looked like someone had beat the crap out of me for about 10 days. My lips were bruised and there were 1/2" black blotches at the Botox injection sites. I had to eat soup, yogurt and other soft foods for a week because my mouth was so sore...inside and out. It's been 16 days and I finally feel like the swelling and bruising is completely gone, and I can see the final results.
Perhaps if I had been given post-procedure instructions, my swelling and bruising would not have been so extreme.
Today I can say I love the results. Would I do it again?....maybe, but not at the same clinic.
It would be in the best interest of the practitioners who are performing these procedures to be really honest about what to expect, both during the procedure and during the recovery period.


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"Grant, entrusted with our greatest army, is a jackass in the original package. He is a poor drunken imbecile. He is a poor stick sober, and he is most of the time more than half drunk, and much of the time idiotically drunk." ~ Murat Halstead in a letter to Secretary of the Treasury Salmon P. Chase, 12 March 1863
Just another anecdotal accusation, I suppose. Perhaps Mr. Malstead exaggerated. Perhaps not. But dismissing repeated, persistent charges regarding Grant's drinking problem and whether or not he was just an occasional stumbling drunk, or a wake up in his own vomit drunk, tells us much more about the historian than it does anything else.
We do know this. Grant and Lee both held each other in high esteem after the WBTS. Lee (while President of Washington College), addressing a disrespectful comment about Grant replied:
"Sir, if you ever again presume to speak disrespectfully of General Grant in my presence, either you or I will sever his connection with this university."
And Grant said this of Lee:
"My own feelings, which had been quite jubilant on receipt of Lee's letter, were sad and depressed. I felt like anything rather than rejoicing at the downfall of a foe who had fought so long and so valiantly and had suffered so much for a cause."
"All the people except a few political leaders in the South will accept whatever he does as right and will be guided to a great extent by his example."
29 June 2009
So Which Is It? (Part 3)
Posted by Richard G. Williams, Jr. at 8:59 PM
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- James F. Epperson said...
We can take Halstead at face value, but you might want to know a little about the genesis of that comment.
Halstead was the editor of one of the Cincinnati papers. Several regiments from Cincy were beaten up at Shiloh, and that is where Halstead started on Grant's case about alcohol. (You may or may not be aware that many "Grant was drunk" stories circulated after Shiloh; Halstead believed them, even though there was *zero* evidence to support them.) Halstead had no evidence to support his charges; none whatsoever. He was just bad-mouthing Grant to someone who might have Lincoln's ear.
- 29 June, 2009 22:14
- Richard G. Williams, Jr. said...
I'm not surprised James. Newspapers and the media are still lying about our "leaders."
- 30 June, 2009 08:36
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Feb. 20, 2013
Vols fans, show your support for Vol For Life Coordinator and former Tennessee All-American Antone Davis by voting for him in this SUBWAY promotion. Davis has a chance to be in a new commercial with Jared.
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Davis received worldwide fame finishing as the runner-up on the television show in 2011. Davis decided to go on the program after he saw several of his college and professional teammates suffer through trying times due to health issues brought on by weight gain and unhealthy eating. Davis lost 202 pounds during the show, taking his weight from 447 to 245 in the season finale in December 2011.
Davis was named the Vol For Life Coordinator for the UT football team on Aug. 28, 2012. Davis returned to Tennessee more than two decades after he played with the Vols and earned the Jacobs Blocking Trophy in his senior season of 1990.
Davis spent seven years in the NFL with the Philadelphia Eagles and Atlanta Falcons, playing from 1991-97. He started 87 of his 97 NFL games on the offensive line. Davis was a first-round draft pick by the Philadelphia Eagles in 1991, who selected him eighth overall.
With the Vols, Davis manned the outside of a highly touted offensive line, lettering from 1987-90. He earned the Jacobs Blocking Award as the SEC's top blocker in his All-American season of 1990. Davis helped create holes for tailback Tony Thompson in 1990, allowing him to rush for 1,261 yards that season. Davis was a part of two SEC Championship teams, in 1989 and 1990. The Vols captured three bowl games in his tenure, winning the 1991 Sugar Bowl over Virginia, the 1990 Cotton Bowl over Arkansas and the 1988 Peach Bowl over Indiana. The Volunteers were ranked eighth in the final AP bowl of his senior season in 1990 and fifth in his junior year of 1989.
A native of Fort Valley, Ga., Davis and his wife Carrie have four children.


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But for a 20 Amp-Hour battery a half hour seems pretty quick to run down a battery with just the ignition on. A quick jump start, though, will not fully recharge a battery.
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I got a front row seat/spot along the gate to see the elaborate changing of the guards outside Buckingham Palace! If you ask me, there's way too much involved in switching places with two men. Though, I didn't mind the Les Mis soundtrack the two royal bands played during the even. That was quite interesting!
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GW Volleyball Splits on Final Day of Carolina Classic
Colonials Sweep Albany Before Falling in Five Sets to James Madison
Sept. 14, 2013
GW 3, Albany 0 | JMU 3, GW 2 | @GW_Volleyball
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. - The George Washington volleyball team ended its skid with a 3-0 sweep of Albany on Saturday morning, but fell to James Madison, 3-2, in its final match of the Carolina Classic on Saturday at Carmichael Arena.
In the first match of the day, the Colonials cruised to a 3-0 sweep over the Albany Great Danes in the first-ever meeting between the two schools. Set scores were 25-16, 25-23, 25-17.
GW (4-6) hit .214 (12k-6e-28a) in the first set while converting 70 percent (12-for-17) of sideout point opportunities on the way to a 25-16 win. Freshman Natalie Leger was on fire at the service line, tallying four aces in the opening frame during a 7-1 run that put the Colonials in control for the rest of the set.
In the second set, the Colonials raced out to a 6-1 advantage before Albany (0-8) was forced to take a timeout. The Danes responded with a 9-4 run to tie the set at 10-10 and the teams traded points until 14-14.
The Colonials scored three of the next four points, including a pair of service aces from senior Rachael Goss, to take a 17-15 lead, but Albany once again battled back to tie the set at 18-18. The score was tied again at 23-23 before consecutive kills by freshman Emily Clemens and junior Landon Garvik put the Colonials up 2-0 with a 25-23 triumph.
GW dominated the third set to clinch the sweep, hitting .297 (17k-6e-37a) while forcing seven Albany attack errors on the way to the 25-17 victory.
Williams finished with a match-high 13 kills along with five digs. Goss added nine kills and seven digs while Clemens dished out a season-high 35 assists to go with four errorless kills, 15 digs and one ace.
In the nightcap, the Colonials raced out to a 2-0 lead over James Madison, but were unable to complete the sweep, ultimately falling to the Dukes in five sets. Set scores were 27-25, 25-23, 20-25, 24-26, 12-15.
The Colonials twice came back from a late deficit to build a 2-0 lead in the match. In the first set, GW trailed 24-20 but rattled off five straight points to take a 25-24 lead before a kill by Williams and service ace by Clemens clinched the set. In the second, GW was down 21-19 before closing on a 6-2 run to go ahead 2-0.
GW was in control midway through the third set, leading 17-14, but James Madison responded by tying the match at 18-18 before closing on a 7-2 run to cut the deficit to 2-1.
The Colonials had chances in both the fourth and fifth sets to end the match, but both times James Madison closed on runs to ultimately win the match. In the fourth, JMU erased a late 22-18 deficit with an 8-6 run to force a fifth set. In the final frame, the Colonials held leads of 4-1 and 8-4, but were unable to contain James Madison's momentum as the Dukes battled back for the come-from-behind win.
Against JMU, three players finished with double-digit kills led by Williams and sophomore Chidima Osuchukwu's 11 winners apiece. Williams added 13 digs for her first career double-double and Osuchukwu added nine blocks (two solo, seven assists). Goss joined the pair in double figures with 10 kills.
For the weekend, Clemens dished out 96 assists (8.73/set) while Osuchukwu hit a blistering .396 with 24 kills against just five errors and 13 blocks. Williams totaled 27 winners with 20 digs and four block assists.
Sophomore Maddy Doyle was named to the All-Tournament team after totaling 66 digs (6.0/set) and nine assists through three matches.
GW returns to action next weekend at the NIU Huskie Invitational in DeKalb, Ill. The Colonials will face Western Illinois, Northern Illinois and IPFW during the two-day event.
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Stephen Good, OG, Oklahoma
Stephen Good is a borderline talent who will be fortunate to be selected in the 2012 NFL Draft. Realistically, he will likely be signed as an undrafted free agent. One of Good's best attributes is his ability to play multiple positions. He is a student of the game in that sense. Once a highly rated high school prospect, Good hasn't lived up to lofty expectations.
In general, he lacks the athleticism and strength necessary for the position. Given his height, he needs to play with a better pad level and not allow defenders to get underneath him. As a run blocker, he shows a good first step and gets his hands on defenders quickly.
Expectations were high entering the Sooners' 2011 season, but Good was unable to maintain what started off as decent draft value. Good is now sliding down draft boards and will need to show something at the combine. His technique isn't bad and with some coaching, he could contribute as a rotational player. He'll have to hope he catches someone's eye at the Oklahoma pro day.
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Royal Ivey and T. J. Ford each scored 17 points and No. 3 Texas ended No. 9 Oklahoma State's 15-game winning streak yesterday with a 78-65 victory.
James Thomas added 13 points and 16 rebounds for the Longhorns (14-3, 5-1 Big 12), who remained unbeaten at home this season.
Oklahoma State (17-2, 6-1) lost for the first time in two months -- snapping the nation's longest winning streak. Victor Williams scored 22 points for the Cowboys, who also got 15 from Tony Allen.
The loss dropped the Cowboys out of sole possession of first place in the conference. Texas, Kansas, Oklahoma and Oklahoma State all have one loss in Big 12 play.Continue reading the main story
LOUISVILLE 95, INDIANA 76: Louisville is developing a pattern of falling behind in the first half, then coming back in the second to win. The No. 8 Cardinals did it for the sixth time this season yesterday.
The freshman Francisco Garcia scored a season-high 23 points and Reece Gaines added 17 as host Louisville won its 15th straight.
The Cardinals (16-1) trailed by as many as 16 in the first half. They have trailed by double digits in the first half of seven games this season, coming back to win six of them.
Louisville had not won 15 in a row since the 1985-86 season, when it won its final 17 games on its way to the N.C.A.A. championship.
Tom Coverdale led Indiana (14-6) with 14 points. The Hoosiers have lost three in a row and six of their last seven road games.
TEXAS A&M 64, TEXAS TECH 59: Bernard King made two free throws with 13 seconds left to help Texas A&M (11-6, 3-3 Big 12) hold off visiting Texas Tech (12-5, 2-4), preventing Bob Knight from becoming the fourth Division I men's coach to reach 800 career victories.
Knight has 799 victories and trails Dean Smith of North Carolina (879), Adolph Rupp of Kentucky (876) and Jim Phelan of Mount St. Mary's, Md., (826).
Knight's next chance at the milestone comes on Wednesday at home against Nebraska.
ARIZONA 95, CALIFORNIA 80: Jason Gardner scored 18 points to lead six Arizona players in double figures as the No. 1 Wildcats rolled over No. 20 California at home.
Arizona (16-2, 8-1 Pacific-10) rebounded from Thursday's home loss to Stanford to take sole possession of first place in the conference.
Joe Shipp scored 21 points for the Bears (14-4, 7-2).
OKLAHOMA 91, KANSAS STATE 89: Ebi Ere scored 25 points and made three free throws in the final seconds to lead No. 6 Oklahoma to a victory in overtime on the road.
Hollis Price added 22 points for the Sooners (15-3, 6-1 Big 12), Quannas White had 19 and the freshman Kevin Bookout scored 16.
Matt Siebrandt scored 23 points to lead Kansas State (11-8, 2-4), but he fouled out early in overtime.
KENTUCKY 87, SOUTH CAROLINA 69: Marquis Estill scored 16 of his 18 points in the first half as No. 7 Kentucky won its 10th straight.
The visiting Wildcats (16-3, 6-0 Southeastern Conference) used a 21-4 run midway through the first half to break the game open.
Keith Bogans added 16 points and Erik Daniels 14 for Kentucky.
Chuck Eidson scored 17 points to lead the Gamecocks (7-10, 1-6), who have lost six in a row and 13 of 14 games against Kentucky.
FLORIDA 77, ARKANSAS 66: The freshman Anthony Roberson had 16 points to help No. 4 Florida tie a team record with its 14th straight victory. David Lee and Matt Bonner added 13 each for the host Gators (18-2, 7-0 S.E.C.), who matched the record set last season.
Arkansas (6-11, 1-5) lost for the seventh time in eight games and has not won a road game this season. The freshman Jonathon Modica made 5 of 6 3-pointers and scored a career-high 26 points.
KANSAS 81, NEBRASKA 51: Keith Langford and Kirk Hinrich each had 17 points to lead No. 12 Kansas.
The Jayhawks (15-5, 5-1 Big 12) beat host Nebraska (9-11, 1-6) for the ninth straight time and limited the Cornhuskers to their lowest point total of the season.
Nebraska has lost four straight and six of seven.
Langford scored 14 of his 17 points in the first half as Kansas charged to a 38-23 lead. Nick Collison had 14 points and 9 rebounds and Aaron Miles added 14 points for the Jayhawks.
GEORGIA 67, MISSISSIPPI STATE 63: After struggling most of the game, Ezra Williams made three straight 3-pointers in the closing minutes to lead No. 15 Georgia at home.
Williams finished with 17 points for Georgia (13-5, 5-2 S.E.C.).
Mario Austin scored 14 points for No. 21 Mississippi State (13-5, 3-4).
CREIGHTON 88, DRAKE 68: Larry House scored 23 points and DeAnthony Bowden added 17 as No. 16 Creighton shot 67 percent in the second half to beat host Drake.
Creighton (19-2, 9-1 Missouri Valley Conference) got only 6 points from its leading scorer, Kyle Korver, who was averaging 19.1.
Greg Danielson led Drake (7-13, 2-7) with 18 points.
MARQUETTE 82, CINCINNATI 76: Robert Jackson scored 21 points, leading No. 18 Marquette's front-line dominance, and the visiting Golden Eagles never trailed.
Marquette (15-3, 7-1 Conference USA) was up by 22 points and held on for its seventh straight victory.
The Bearcats (13-5, 6-2) have lost consecutive games for the first time in two seasons.
Dwyane Wade, the conference's leading scorer at 23.2 points per game, scored 14 of his 16 points in the second half for Marquette.
Field Williams led Cincinnati with 22 points.
ALABAMA 75, L.S.U. 66: Maurice Williams scored 19 of his 27 points in the second half as No. 23 Alabama beat visiting Louisiana State to snap a three-game losing streak.
Kenny Walker added 16 points and 10 rebounds for the Crimson Tide (13-5, 3-4 S.E.C.), which had lost four of five and is in danger of falling out of the top 25 less than a month after being ranked No. 1.
The Tigers (12-7, 1-6) dropped their fifth straight conference game despite getting 22 points and 9 rebounds from Ronald Dupree.
MISSOURI 73, COLORADO 70: Ricky Clemons had 23 points, 4 assists and 5 steals and No. 25 Missouri avoided a late collapse at home.
Missouri (13-4, 4-2 Big 12) has won eight in a row against the Buffaloes (12-7, 2-4), with seven of the victories under Coach Quin Snyder.
Michel Morandais led Colorado with 18 points. Rickey Paulding had 21 points for Missouri.
STANFORD 58, ARIZONA ST. 57: Josh Childress scored the last 2 of his 21 points on a putback with 40 seconds left for Stanford (16-5, 7-2 Pac-10).
The Cardinal have won 10 straight over the Sun Devils (13-7, 5-4), including eight in Tempe.
MINNESOTA 87, MICHIGAN 80: Jerry Holman scored 18 points and Rick Rickert had 17 points and 7 assists for host Minnesota.
Moe Hargrow had 14 points and 8 assists and Jeff Hagen had 11 of his 12 points in the second half for the Gophers (12-6, 4-3 Big Ten), who won their third straight.
Daniel Horton had 20 points for the Wolverines (13-8, 6-2), who fell out of first place in the conference and shot 34 percent in the second half. They have lost two in a row after a 13-game winning streak.
PURDUE 80, IOWA 77: Willie Deane scored 21 points and Kenneth Lowe made three late free throws to lift visiting Purdue (14-4, 6-1) in overtime and into first place in the Big Ten. Iowa (11-6, 3-3) was led by Jeff Horner, who scored 17 points.
PENN 75, HARVARD 59: Andrew Toole scored 21 points as host Penn capitalized on its 3-point shooting.
Tim Begley added 16 points, hitting all five of his 3-point shots and Koko Archibong had 10 points for the Quakers (10-5, 2-0 Ivy League), who hit 11 of 20 from 3-point range.
Patrick Harvey had 13 points for Harvard (10-7, 2-2).
PRINCETON 57, DARTMOUTH 52: Spencer Gloger had 16 points for host Princeton (8-7, 2-0 Ivy ).
Steve Callahan scored 15 points to lead Dartmouth (4-13, 0-4)
BROWN 72, COLUMBIA 59: Alaivaa Nuualiitia scored 20 points to lead visiting Brown (9-9, 4-0 Ivy).
Columbia (2-15, 0-4) lost its eighth straight. Marco McCottry led the Lions with 14 points.
TEMPLE 96, ST. BONAVENTURE 77: Alex Wesby had 23 points for visiting Temple (6-12, 4-4 Atlantic 10).
Patricio Prato had 25 points for St. Bonaventure (10-10, 4-3).Continue reading the main story