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Is all of this be Good for the street ?
Okay, From what I have been told from this awesome site, these parts would be fairly close to 400 hp and would be decent for street and higher rpm racing.
700 Cfm Holley Double Pumper Mech Sec.
Edelbrock Rpm Manifold 1500 - 6500
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Also, What would happen if I advanced the timing on the crank with the roller ? Would the motor be different or the same ?
I know Ive asked this alot and Im sorry about that but im double checking before I pour money Into nothing
Thank you
If you have asked this alot and you want more responses try bringing your previous posts back to the top of the list by actually responding to the answers people give you.
It will give people a history of what you already know,
The setup is fine except for the mechanical secondaries. And why do keep listing the Double roller? It has no bearing on performance or driveability whatsoever.
It is pretty annoying to open a new thread only to see the same question a half dozen times in 1 week!!
UMMM ok ....
So ur telling me if i advanced the timing on the roller to the triangle it wouldnt do anything lol
Probably not. Just kidding, you don't need to have a double roller to advance the timing they sell crankshaft keys and if you have a degree wheel you can do it differently as well.
You might see a gain of 4 ft/lbs of torque and 5 hp and you may lose .5 Hg of idle vacuum.
Does that help?
any info helps
Thanks someone told me it would run alot hot( as in fast off the line) and kick the cam in alot earlier
Yeah that is exactly what it does but by hot they may have meant engine temperature, it is not alot earlier only 4 degrees out of 360 (or 720?) it creates higher engine temperatures by "leaning" out the engine.
okay thanks
So wats so wrong about my carb ?
It's too much for 400 HP. The Vac Sec would be waaaay better. You'll be fouling plugs and running rich even if you jet it down.
those are not vortec heads.
what wrong with the 700 cfm with mechanical secondaries
my build is a 350 4 bolt main vortec block with vortec heads and roller cam & GM LT4 "HOT" cam kit. duration @ .050 is 218*/228* .525" lift with 1.6 rockers, LSA is 112*. and a 750cfm mechanical secondaries. but I have been offered a 650 & 700 double pumper with mechanical secondaries I'm running a 4 speed & 411 gears.
Mostly that a DP is not primarily used, nor was it designed for 'street driven' vehicles. Sure, guys run 'em and like 'em. Do the guys who use them know if they're the best carb for their app? I doubt it. Toss on an old 3310 VS and see where you're at. The VS carb is only going to deliver what the motor needs, no more, no less - when properly tuned. The DP delivers an overly abundant supply of fuel for most 'street driven' applications and is not necessary but to say you run a DP. JMO
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Hey guys (and gals),
Ok so yesterday i got around to filming myself doing two groomer runs. As the title suggests... Any tips and recommendations to improve my riding?
This is only my 2nd season riding; did about 10 days last yr and have about 12 this season. I've only had 1 lesson and want to take more, but i want to have a better idea on what to concentrate/focus on...
So here's two raw runs down some basic Blue and Black groomers. The idea was to keep it simple, so nothing really gnarly... but it was a really pretty day:
1) Blue + Black:
(I'd done this black run a couple days before when it was real fresh, and managed way better true pow lines; so this shows a bit more sketchy and choppy stuff than my "standard")
2) Blue:
So... fire away!
(Thanks in advance)
What do you think needs improvement?
I think it looks pretty good. Few things I noticed, in no particular order.
1. Hunched over and static upper body. Makes it hard to really get into those toe side edges especially. On toe side drive the hips.
2. You are unweighting by standing up/cross over turns. Try unweighting by dropping the knees/crossing under.
3. Heel side on steeper terrain in video 1 -- you are opening up and looking down the fall line instead of looking across and keep your body in line with board. You wash out a few times doing this.
4. Doesn't seem like you are getting the board on edge and carving. Get lower on heel side, and drive the hips on toe side. Let the sidecut turn for you. You'll feel the difference in board feedback almost immediately on a well weighted carve -- it's like the board just wants to shoot in an arc.
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Actually, two of the things you said i had already noticed right after seeing the video:
4) I thought i was actually engaging the edges, but looking at the vid i need to drive it more. Some turns are ok, much better carved, but others i can tell i'm not fully engaging that sidecut.
3) Always had this problem, my stance is 18/-9 but i feel like my body is sometimes fighting the front foot to open up some more. Not sure how to fix this: a) drop the angle on the front foot to 15? b) more forward stance (ie less rear angle or even positive angle)? Or c) just forcing myself to remain aligned...
The first couple of days riding i had +15 and the front foot and knee hurt a lot, so i found +18 was much more comfortable... but maybe is making me square my body too much. Not sure...
as for 1) well, i guess it has to do with trying to keep the camera steady and me sort of low enough so i can show ground and my upper body in the same shot... gotta try and ignore the camera and see if i still do that though...
2) hmmm gotta figure this one out, i know dropping the knees would help me dig the edges in better, so that could probably help a lot...
Yeah you might be hunching because of the camera. Have a buddy record you and see if you still do it.
Crossunder is a more powerful and efficient turn initiation move because you start the turn low and in more power and control, and rise through the turn, thereby pressing the edge throughout the turn. Crossover you start tall at the top of the turn and have to drop down to pressure the edge. It's an extra move.
That blue run should be straight up on edge, no skidded turns unless you need one just for burning speed. Engage the edge and stop the excess turns, especially when no one is around like in your video.
On the steeper run, your having a similar problem when your washing out.... Engage that edge and don't unweight it so much/so long to prevent washing out.
I also agree with watching your line, not the bottom of the run or the rest of the mountain....
I'm no pro but it is a rare thing for me to be on my ass or knees. I keep the edge engaged until right when I want to turn..... When you get into gnarly steep terrain it is supper dangerous to wash out since self arrest can be difficult in some situations.
Here's a blue run, lodge pole in vail.
Vail lodge pole gap groomer bombing with Matthew W - YouTube
Here is a black run that's starting to get on the gnarly side of resort blacks with consequence in Jackson, paintbrush run that empties into toilet bowl...
Jackson Hole run 1 - YouTube
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I have done that run several more times without falling at all, but when I square up and fall in the video is how I would normally fall.
Going to look into some tips about cross-under and how to DIG that edge in some more...
I do cross-under sometimes, specially when dodging people; but my turning ussually goes back to cross-over. It just feels nicer, surfy... also, cross-under KILLS my thighs.
On that run, lowera slope angle, smooth surface, no-one around..... Yes. Fast, yeah but it's relative to what you think fast is.... That will change over time.
On the steeper stuff, you are not turning properly and don't set an edge in the early part of the turn. All your momentum is straight downhill and then you basically try to do a hockey stop to 'brake'.
If you set an edge early in the turn, you can 'brake' pretty much the entire turn, your momentum will change direction / you will have a lot less downhill momentum in the later part of the turn.
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so for example if i work on the cross-under technique, the edges will start out a bit more engaged and will stay more balanced during the turn because the weight will be closer to the board... so i will have more solid bite on the whole turn, right?
I think the reason i have to do checks often is because i don't trust not the edges enough during turns... and don't trust em, because they aren't totally engaged.
This mostly happens when i don't trust the surface enough (or it's inconsistent), for example i could point it down that steep section when the surface is not as rough... but that's exactly what I want to work on: not having to slam the brakes if conditions are less than ideal (ie trusting my edges by engaging them properly to begin with).
On nice snow the cross over works ok because there's not much stuff throwing me off balance, but as soon as it gets rough and steep i need much more weight right above the board to keep control...
I think i get it. Let's see if i can do it now ;)
(BTW i'm not really a fan of cross-under turns, i'd do them when needed... but cross-over down a fresh pow slope = heaven)
Thanks a lot guys! Cyber-beers are on me.
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He's back with more infectious grooves, and Usher even brought along a friend for his "She Came To Give It To You" music video.
The "You Remind Me" crooner teamed up with Nicki Minaj for the just-released clip, and her lyrical flow is flawless as always.
Following up their crazy good performance at the 2014 MTV Video Music Awards last night, Nicki Minaj, Jessie J and Ariana Grande just unleashed their music video for "Bang Bang."
She's never been one for modesty, but Nicki Minaj wasn't about to let her ample lady pillows spill out of her dress at the 2014 MTV Video Music Awards last night (August 24).
With another year's show come and gone, the 2014 MTV Video Music Awards offered up plenty of action while honoring the best in the music business.
Her fans have been patiently waiting for the long-anticipated "Anaconda" music video and Nicki Minaj has finally delivered the goods.
The "Pink Friday" rapper is joined in the clip by a plethora of perky posterior pals as she writhes around to a sample of Sir Mix-A-Lot's legendary hit "Baby Got Back."
She's the master of building hype, and Nicki Minaj just unveiled a new photo from her "Anaconda" music video that's sure to get the Barbz excited.
In the image, the "Super Bass" babe gets up close and personal with Drake as she performs a very special lap dance.
Getting her fans pumped for the 2014 MTV Video Music Awards, Nicki Minaj let slip that she'll perform her new single "Anaconda" for the first time!
In her statement, the "Pink Friday" rapper shared that she'll be in the house at The Forum in Inglewood on Sunday, August 24th for the very special moment.
Every little detail of her art is planned out meticulously, and Nicki Minaj just gave her Barbz a little hint about the cover shot for her forthcoming album The Pink Print.
The "Super Bass" babe appears on Wiz Khalifa's "True Colors" single, and during her verse she adds in some details about the much-anticipated artwork.


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After researching the phone specs on GSMarena it looks like some carriers like t-mobile and At&t took the secondary camera out of the galaxy s before releasing their versions of it. This makes me want to look into getting the model that was released in South Korea I believe, which apparently they didn't remove it.
I know the original i9000 is somewhat available here, but that price tag is pretty explosive. And from the articles I read, it looks like the Korean version (after the currency exchange of course) is roughly the same price range as the vibrant/captivate/fascinate. I checked ebay for it and there's not much sign of it. I'm sure it was probably meant for SK and only SK, but anyone know how someone in the US (NY) could get a hold of that model?


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Britney Spears today announced her world tour will hit the UK - with the only European shows on the circuit.
The star will play London's O2 Arena on June 3 and 4.
Tickets go on general sale on December 5, although fans can register to buy them the day before.
Spears will perform live on Saturday night's X Factor - her first UK television performance in five years.
Her sixth studio album Circus is set for release on Monday, which coincides with her 27th birthday.
Circus is a follow-up to her album Blackout which wowed the critics against expectations due to her well-documented personal troubles.
Spears is one of the top-selling artists of the last decade and she has sold more than 62 million albums worldwide.
* Pre-sale tickets can be obtained by fans who register on Britneyspears.com and via SMS. Text BRITNEY to 81707 to be registered.
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Roast vegetable pizzas recipe
Preheat oven to 180°C. Place bread bases on baking trays (you may have to use the bench, depending on your tray collection), spread w
Serving Size:
Budget, Easy recipes, Healthy recipes, Italian food, Vegetarian, Pizza
Special Info:
Egg free, Gluten free
- 1 packet x 6 lebanese breads
- 1 cup tomato paste or passata
- 1 cup fresh basil leaves
- 500g roasted sweet potato, diced
- 2 roasted capsicums, sliced
- 100g button mushrooms, sliced
- 1 punnet cherry or grape tomatoes, halved
- 3 cups grated tasty or mozzarella cheese
- 180g feta, diced
- 100g rocket leaves
- ½ cup good quality basil pesto
- ½ cup pecans, chopped
- Preheat oven to 180°C.
- Place bread bases on baking trays (you may have to use the bench, depending on your tray collection), spread with tomato paste or passata.
- Divide fresh basil leaves between bases (need to go underneath everything else so they don't burn).
- Top with sweet potato, capsicums, mushrooms, tomatoes and feta cheese.
- Sprinkle half a cup of grated cheese over each pizza.
- This is not much, but you do have the feta too.
- Bake in oven for about 15 minutes or until cheese is golden and bases crunchy.
- Before serving, sprinkle over a handful of rocket leaves, pesto and pecans.
- Double the quantities for a bigger crowd, the left-overs can be frozen individually.
- Use leftover roast vegies, also try sliced avocado.
- For a gluten-free base, I use the gluten-free wraps (that are revolting as wraps, but excellent for crisp pizza bases) from the supermarket.
- Have also used the gluten-free pizza dough mix, which only takes about 10 minutes to bring together – but make sure you bake it for about 15 minutes before putting on topping, to make it crispy.
- Recipe created by Melissa Hughes for Kidspot.


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It's spring training and the Yankees are working on giving fans a reason to buy NY Yankee tickets. This is likely going to be a very well conditioned team. Girardi seems to be running his team more than the Torre era. They are running more in practice and you can expect them to be running more in games. Girardi is also making defense a major focus.
Team captain and shortstop, Derek Jeter, is also doing some running. Gerry Fraley reports in his blog:
"Rather than trying to add bulk that would enable him to remain strong throughout the season, Jeter concentrated on quickness. Jeter said he worked on speed, lateral movement and a quicker first step."
This same blog also mentions the three young pitchers that seem to be forming the future for this franchise's mound. Phil Hughes, Ian Kennedy, and Joba Chamberlain are getting a lot of attention at training. When Chamberlain took Legends Field recently, the crowd burst into cheers. Fans see a lot of potential and talent.
These three young athletes could be the key to Yankee's success in 2008. Fraley quotes Andy Pettitte:
"They all have so much talent. The sky is really the limit for them. They've even picked it up from last year, and that's what's exciting to me."


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Everard de Hungerford
|Hungerford, Berkshire, England
|Died in Heytesbury, Wiltshire, England
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The title "Sir" is attributed to Everard de Hungerford in some places on the internet but no evidence that this was the case has been found.
Subject of the Hungerford Family project discussion
Everard de Hungerford is generally the earliest de Hungerford recorded in most published genealogies.
The following recorded information has no source recorded.
- Born: before 1160, Heytesbury, Wiltshire, England
- Died: after 1186 Heytesbury, Wiltshire, England
- Buried:
- Married: Not known
It would seem that this information has been passed on from tree to tree online with only other trees quoted as a source.
References found:
(Apart from online trees)
Everard de Hungerford is the earliest Hungerford referred to. He was alive in 1160 so his birthdate is Before 1160.
- Family Search/IGI Member submitted record
- Hungerford Virtual Museum
"The Hungerford Family: The Hungerford family was living in the town after which they were named as early as 1160, when there is mention of Everard de Hungerford. (There is no record of his birth date)". does not say where he is mentioned.
- A General and Heraldic Dictionary of the Peerages of England, Ireland, and Scotland, Extinct, Dormant, and in Abeyance. England (ISBN 10: 114334037X / ISBN 13: 9781143340376) Burke, John
"Everard de Hungerford is mentioned, by reason of a fine of twenty pounds having been then levied upon him".
- Pedigree Resource File according to this tree suggests a birthdate of 1155.
- The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 93, Part 2 page 331 repeats that the earliest reference is in 1160
- The Gentleman's magazine (London, England), Volume 134
Page 331. Reference to R.C. Hoare's Hungerfordiana "We hear of an Everard de Hungerford, in 1160, and of a William de Hungerford, Abbot of Waverley, who died in 1276, but I cannot trace the descent of this family for a certainty till the time of Walter de Hungerford who married Maud, daughter of John de Hetesbury; and thereby became settled at Heytesbury, in Wiltshire. Here then I must commence my account of this family, so distinguished in after-times, and so fortunate in its intermarriages with many heiresses".
"...Down Amney, rather more than two miles westward and over two miles northwest of Cow Neck, is a pleasant scattered village of open roads and rose-hung cottages. The church is removed fully half a mile;"
"Towards the west end is an inscription to Sir John Hungerford, who died in 1634, set up to his memory, and as a Memento Mori for himself, by his son Sir Anthony Hungerford, who married Elizabeth Lucy, daughter to a certain Sir Thomas Lucy of Charlcote".
"Hear some of the chief things in the history of those men of this "great race and noble house "of Hungerford who in the direct line preceded Sir Anthony; in order that they may keep company in your mind with those other magnificent English families of whom I have written something heretofore: the Fettiplaces, the Besils, the Untons and the rest. The earliest known of their name is Everard de Hungerford, who was alive in 1160 and afterwards there lived a Walter, who married into the Heytesbury estates..."
- Family search Ancestral file reference for Everard De Hungerford (AFN:9L7L-FO)
Birthdate given as Bef 1160 of Heytesbury, Wiltshire
Not on these References
- History of the Dormant, Abeyant, Forfeited, and Extinct Peerages of the British Isles
- The Visitation of Wiltshire 1623. The earliest references is to Walter de Hungerford born (1378-1449)
- The Peerage - A genealogical survey of the peerage of Britain as well as the royal families of Europe
- Visitation of Gloucestershire 1623 - Start page 87. Begins with Everard's son Walter born about 1230.
- Families directly des. from all the royal familiess. in Europe (495 to 1932). By Mrs. Eliz. M. Leach Rixford.
- The Historic Peerage of England: Exhibiting, Under Alphabetical Arrangement, the Origin, Descent, and Present State of Every Title of Peerage which Has Existed in this Country Since the Conquest ; Being a New Edition of the "Synopsis of the Peerage of England"
Sir Nicholas Harris Nicolas› William Courthope
Other sources
- Hungerfordiana: or Memoirs of the family of Hungerford, Author: Richard Colt Hoare, Sir
There was a private printing (100 copies) of 'Hungerfordiana' by Sir Colt Hoare, Bt., Shaftsbury dated 1st January 1823. Our public library has an original copy. There are 149 pages including index, together with a fine etching of the Gatehouse to Down Ampney.
Containing pedigrees and texts on various branches of the family, it names Everard de Hungerford 1160 and William de Hungerford, Abbott of Waverley 1276 as the earliest members found. Descent is given from Walter de Hungerford who was married to Maud of Heytesbury through their son Walter 1308.
The descent from Everard through to Walter is apparently not given in the referenced book
http://www.tudorplace.com.ar/HUNGERFORD.htm#Everard De HUNGERFORD1
Families directly des. from all the royal fams. in Europe (495 to 1932). By Mrs. Eliz. M. Leach Rixford. Burlington, Vt. 1932. (175p.):35 Not mentioned.
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Everard de Hungerford's Timeline
Berkshire, England
Age 26
Berkshire, England
Age 26
Heytesbury, Wiltshire, England


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Kayla + Andrew
November 2009
San Luis Obispo, CA
Andrew and Kayla were high school sweet hearts, the prom King and Queen. They are an amazing (and gorgeous!) couple with obvious love for each other but also are very obviously loved by all who know them. The ceremony was held at Grace Church in San Luis Obispo and the reception they had an afternoon garden party at Kayla's home. It was a family event that got everyone involved. All the food was coordinated by their friends at church and there were three tables of home made deserts baked and lovingly decorated by all the women with notes about who made what. They reception was decorated with hanging baskets of wheat grass and lemons, and moss covered oak branches. Everything was very personal and had a hand-sewn touch. Another highlight was the father daughter dance between Kayla and her father who is paraplegic and in a wheel chair – they did a choreographed dance to Thriller! so fun! This wedding was also really unique because the reception was in the afternoon which meant that we, as the photographers, got to shoot in natural light without any flash which was a dream! And the reception was over in time for the couple to go out and do sunset shots so that they didn't have to squeeze them in between the ceremony and reception. And they had this fantastic get away car…
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25.0 CM3 OF 0.100M acetic acid is titrated with 0.900M of NaOH. Ka for acetic acid =1.85*10^-5. calculate
1)the intial pH of the solution.
2) the pH of the mixture at 1cm3 before the equivalence point.
3) the pH of the mixture at the equivalence point
4) the pH of the mixture at 1 cm3 after the equivallence point.
Are you sure that's 0.900 M NaOH? and not 0.0900 M? I'll assume 0.900 is correct. And I'll write acetic acid, HC2H3O2, (or CH3COOH) as HAc.
Millimols HAc initially = 25 x 0.1 = 2.5.
millimols NaOH added = mL x 0.900
The first thing to do is to determine the equivalence point.
mLa x Ma = mLb x Mb
25 x 0.1 = mLb x 0.9
mL base = (25 x 0.1)/0.9 = 2.77which makes me almost certain there is a typo in the 0.9.
a. For initial pH.
..........HAc ==> H^+ + Ac^-
initial.. 0.1......0.....0
Plug this into Ka expression, solve for x = (H^+) and convert to pH.
c. at the equivalence point. What's in the solution? That's acetate ion and water. That's it. So the pH is determined by the hydrolysis of the acetate ion. (Ac^-) at the equivalence point is mmols/mL (thats 2.5 mmols for Ac^- and mL is 25 to start + volume NaOH added). That's 25 + 2.78 from the above or 27.78 mL = about 0.09
............Ac^- + HOH --> HAc + OH^-
Kb for Ac^- = (Kw/Ka for HAc) = (HAc)(OH^-)/(Ac^-)
Substitute from the ICE chart for the hydrolysis into the Kb expression and solve for x = OH^-, then convert to pH.
b. For all point BEFORE the equivalence point.
mols HAc - mols NaHO = mols Ac formed
pH = pKa + log (Ac^-)/(HAc)
d. For all points AFTER the E.P., it's excess NaOH.
pOH = (excess NaOH) and change to pH.


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PRINCETON, N.J. -- After an exciting final weekend of the regular season, it will be Penn and Dartmouth to play for the Ivy League Championship beginning Saturday in Philadelphia.
A week after clinching the North Division crown, Penn wrapped up home field advantage by taking three of four from Columbia... although it wasn't easy. The Lions won the first game of the series in New York on Friday, 8-6, before Penn came back to win the second game, 6-2. As the series shifted down the N.J. Turnpike to Philadelphia, the Quakers still needed another win Saturday to clinch home field. Penn defeated Columbia, 2-1, in nine innings in the first game on Saturday to wrap it up.
Meanwhile, in New England, Harvard and Dartmouth were dueling it out for the North Division crown and still holding an outside chance of hosting the championship series. In Hanover on Saturday, Harvard made a statement in game 1 with a 4-1 win to pull into a tie atop the North. But Dartmouth bounced back in the nightcap, 7-1, to reduce the magic number to 2.
As the series shifted to Boston on Sunday, Harvard hoped home field would bring it another North Division title. The Crimson held a 4-3 and had chased Dartmouth star pitcher Kristen Rumley from the circle after three innings. But freshman Morgan McCalmon came on to strike out 10 over the next five frames and hold Harvard mostly at bey. The Big Green pushed across a run in the top of the seventh to tie it on an RBI single by Rumley as she gained a measure of redemption. Then, in the top of the eighth, freshman Katie McEachern's third extra base hit of the game was her biggest, a solo home run to give Dartmouth a 5-4 lead. McCalmon struck out the side and Dartmouth was on its way to the championship series.
Penn and Dartmouth, which split their regular season doubleheader in Philadelphia back on March 30, will play a doubleheader on Saturday and a single game on Sunday, if necessary, in the best-of-three championship series. Neither team has won a championship series. Penn has lost the series twice before, both to Harvard in two games (2007 and 2012). Dartmouth lost to Cornell in the series in 2009.
Dartmouth is going in search of its first Ivy League softball title, while Penn is looking for its first softball crown since 1981 -- just the second season of Ivy softball.
Cornell and Princeton played in an instant classic over the weekend -- a 15-inning marathon won by Cornell, 1-0. Alex Peyton hurled 14-1/3 innings, taking the complete game loss, while Alyson Onyon got the win by going all 15 innings and allowing just eight hits in a complete game effort.
Harvard's Kasey Lange ends the season on an impressive streak, having reached base in 31 consecutive games.
Some noteable Ivy League career marks as some seasons come to a close:
Stephanie Thompson (Brown): 1st in batting avg. (.430), first in on-base pct. (.514) and second in slugging pct. (.785), eighth in walks (74)
Kasey Lange (Harvard): 4th in RBIs (147), t-5th in doubles (48)
Kristen Rumley (Dartmouth): t-3rd in opp. BA (.197)
And on the single-season lists:
Sarah Onorato (Yale): 3rd in slugging pct. (.864), t-5th in home runs (14), 2nd in total bases (127), t-7th in doubles (19)
Kristen Rumley (Dartmouth): 21st pitcher in Ivy history to win 20 games
Brown senior Stephanie Thompson (Chino, Calif.) broke the Brown career hits record while going 11-for-17 over the week's five games. Thomspon hit .647 with two home runs, five runs scored and seven RBIs. In her final doubleheader, she went 5-for-7 with two home runs and four RBI against Yale. Her career .430 batting average and .514 on-base percentage are Ivy League records, while her .728 slugging percentage ranks second all-time.
Thompson's Statistics
5 GP, 17 ABs, 11 H, 5 R, 7 RBI, 1 2B, 2 HR, 2 BB, 0 K, .647 avg, .684 on-base, 1.059 slug
Yale sophomore Sarah Onorato (North Reading, Mass.) went 10-for-17 at the plate in six games with three home runs to extend her single-season record to 14. She also broke the Yale mark for hits in a season (64) and doubles in a season (19) while extending her hitting streak to 11 straight games. Including a 20-game hitting streak Onorato had earlier in the season, she has hit safely in 34 of her last 37 contests and has reached base in 36 of 37. Against Brown on Saturday, Onorato went 6-for-8 with three home runs and six RBI for the doubleheader.
Onorato's Statistics
6 GP, 17 ABs, 10 H, 6 R, 6 RBI, 3 2B, 3 HR, 4 BB, 0 K, .588 avg, .682 on-base, 1.294 slug
Princeton senior Alex Peyton (Fullerton, Calif.) allowed just one earned run in 21-1/3 innings of work for a 0.33 ERA mark. She pitched a two-hit complete game win on Saturday against Cornell and then was the tough-luck loser in a 15-inning 1-0 loss on Sunday. She struck out nine and walked eight on the week.
Peyton's Statistics
Pitching: 2 App., 2 GS, 1-1, 2 CG, 0.33 ERA, 21.1 IP, 2 R, 1 ER, 14 H, 8 BB, 9 K
Dartmouth freshman infielder Katie McEachern (San Diego, Calif.) has had some big hits this season, but none were bigger than the home run she hit Sunday. McEachern's home run to lead off the top of the eighth inning was the difference as Dartmouth clinched the North Division title with a 5-4 win over Harvard. It was her third extra-base hit of the game and her 10th home run this season, extending her single-season school record. She went 6-for-15 on the week with four runs scored and three RBI.
McEachern's Statistics
4 App., 3 GS, 3-0, 2 CG, 1.84 ERA, 19.0 IP, 5 R, 5 ER, 8 H, 9 BB, 18 K
Dartmouth freshman pitcher Morgan McCalmon (Norman, Okla.) came up big in the Big Green's North Division clinching win on Sunday. In relief of Kristen Rumley, McCalmon worked the final five innings, striking out 10, including striking the side in the eighth to close out the 5-4 win and the division title. For the week, McCalmon was 2-0, striking out 22 in 10 innings of work with a 1.40 ERA.
McCalmon's Statistics
3 App., 1 GS, 2-0, 1.40 ERA, 10.0 IP, 2 R, 2 ER, 8 H, 4 BB, 22 K
Brooke Coloma, Penn (Sr, C/UTIL - Martinez, Calif.)
5 GP, 20 AB, 8 H, 7 R, 6 RBI, 1 2B, 1 HR, 4-4 SB, .400 avg., .400 on-base, .600 slug.
Maddie Cousens, Princeton (Jr, C/OF - Albany, Calif.)
4 GP, 16 AB, 7 H, 2 R, 2 RBI, 1 HR, 2 BB, 2 K, 1 SB, .438 avg., .526 on-base, .625 slug.
Katie Adams, Dartmouth (Sr, C/OF - Kent, Wash.)
3 GP, 5 AB, 5 H, 3 R, 7 RBI, 2 HR, 1.000 avg., 1.000 on-base, 2.200 slug.
Kasey Lange, Harvard (Jr, INF - Ladera Ranch, Calif.)
4 GP, 4 AB, 3 H, 3 R, 4 RBI, 3 HR, 6 BB, 1 K, 1-1 SB, .750 avg., .909 on-base, 3.000 slug.
Janet Leung, Brown (Fr, SS - Mississauga, Ontario)
5 GP, 17 AB, 10 H, 5 R, 4 RBI, 2 2B, 1 3B, 1 BB, 1 K, 2-2 SB, .588 avg., .611 on-base, .824 slug.
Emily Weinberg, Cornell (Fr, IF - West Windsor, N.J.)
6 GP, 23 AB, 8 H, 2 R, 2 RBI, 1 2B, 1 BB, 1 K, 1 SB, .348 avg., .375 on-base, .391 slug.
Danielle Allen, Princeton (Fr, OF - Wichita, Kan.)
3 GP, 12 AB, 5 H, 2 R 3 RBI, 2 2B, 1 HR, 1 BB, 1 K, .417 avg., .500 on-base, .833 slug.
Rhydian Glass, Yale (Fr, P - Goshen, Conn.)
3 App., 2 GS, 2-0, 2 CG, 1.87 ERA, 15.0 IP, 19 H, 4 R, 4 ER, 1 BB, 6 K
Korrine Raby, Penn (Fr, C/1B - Milton, Ga.)
3 GP, 8 AB, 4 H, 1 R, 1 RBI, 1 HR, 3 K, .500 avg., .500 on-base, .875 slug.
Alyson Onyon, Cornell (Jr, P - Saratoga Springs, N.Y.)
4 App., 3 GS, 2-2, 1.11 ERA, 31.2 IP, 25 H, 5 R, 5 ER, 9 BB, 20 K (15 inn CG win vs. Princeton)
Alexis Borden, Penn (So, P - Yorba Linda, Calif.)
2 App, 2 GS, 1-1, 1 CG, 3.42 ERA, 14.1 IP, 14 H, 9 R, 7 ER, 1 BB, 8 K
March 5 - Alyssa Schmidt, Princeton (So., IF - Rocklin, Calif.); Linda Laeufer, Cornell (So., OF - Pickerington, Ohio)
March 12 - Kayla Shimoda, Columbia (So., UTIL - Aiea, Hawaii)
March 19 - Emily Snodgrass, Columbia (Jr., IF - Canby, Ore.)
March 26 - Katie McEachern, Dartmouth (Fr., IF - San Diego, Calif.), Lauren Bucolo, Cornell (Jr., IF/OF - Palo Alto, Calif.)
April 2 - Sarah Onorato, Yale (So., IF - North Redding, Mass.)
April 9 - Stephanie Caso, Penn (Sr, SS - Brooklyn, N.Y.)
April 16 - Kristen Rumley, Dartmouth (So. - Katy, Texas)
April 23 - Hillary Hubert, Dartmouth (Sr, 2B - Grant Park, Ill.)
April 30 - Stephanie Thompson, Brown (Sr., IF - Chino, Calif.) Sarah Onorato, Yale (So., IF - North Redding, Mass.)
March 5 - Shanna Christian, Princeton (Fr. - Parker, Colo.); Kristen Rumley, Dartmouth (So. - Katy, Texas)
March 12 - Sarah Ropiak, Brown (Fr. - Acton, Mass.)
March 19 - Kristen Rumley, Dartmouth (So. - Katy, Texas)
March 26 - Alexis Borden, Penn (So. - Yorba Linda, Calif.)
April 2 - Alex Peyton, Princeton (Sr., Fullerton, Calif.)
April 9 - Alexis Borden, Penn (So. - Yorba Linda, Calif.)
April 16 - Kristen Rumley, Dartmouth (So. - Katy, Texas)
April 23 - Kristen Rumley, Dartmouth (So. - Katy, Texas); Alexis Borden, Penn (So. - Yorba Linda, Calif.)
April 30 - Alex Peyton (Sr. - Fullerton, Calif.)
March 5 - Shanna Christian, Princeton (Fr., P - Parker, Colo.)
March 12 - Lauren Delgadillo, Yale (Fr., 1B/C/DP - San Clemente, Calif.)
March 19 - Emily Viggers, Princeton (Fr., 1B - Claremont, Calif.)
March 26 - Katie McEachern, Dartmouth (Fr., IF - San Diego, Calif.)
April 2 - Lauren Li, Penn (Fr., P - Los Angeles, Calif.)
April 9 - Nicole Borchard, Columbia (Fr, INF - Pleasanton, Calif.)
April 16 - Haley Davis, Harvard (Fr, IF/OF, Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif.)
April 23 - Morgan Groom, Harvard (Fr, P/INF - Lowell, Mich.)
April 30 - Katie McEachern, Dartmouth (Fr., IF - San Diego, Calif.), Morgan McCalmon, Dartmouth (Fr., P - Norman, Okla.)
March 5 - Emily Kenyon, Columbia (Fr., P - Monmouth, Ore.); Alyson Onyon, Cornell (Jr., P - Saratoga Springs, N.Y.)
March 12 - Alexis Borden, Penn (So., P - Yorba Linda, Calif.); Alex Peyton, Princeton (Sr., P/1B - Fullerton, Calif.); Alyssa Schmidt, Princeton (So., IF - Rocklin, Calif.); Andrea DelConte, Harvard (Sr., OF - Rolling Hill Estates, Calif.); Sarah Onorato, Yale (Fr., C - North Reading, Mass.)
March 19 - Alexis Borden, Penn (So., P - Yorba Linda, Calif.); Emily Kenyon, Columbia (Fr., P - Monmouth, Ore.); Meg Parker, Cornell (Fr., P/OF - Miami, Fla.); Korinne Raby, Penn (Fr., C/1B - Milton, Ga.); Katherine Lantz, Harvard (So., INF, Parkland, Fla.); Hillary Hubert, Dartmouth (Sr., 2B - Grant Park, Ill.); Shanna Christian, Princeton (Fr., P - Parker, Colo.); Morgan McCalmon, Dartmouth (Fr., P - Norman, Okla.)
March 26 - Meg Parker, Cornell (Fr., P/OF - Miami, Fla.); Sarah Onorato, Yale (Fr., C - North Reading, Mass.); Kristen Rumley, Dartmouth (So. P, - Katy, Texas); Rachel Rendina, Princeton (So., IF - Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.); Emily Caruthers, Columbia (Jr., OF - Rancho Murieta, Calif.); Emily Snodgrass, Columbia (Jr., IF, Canby, Ore.); Stephanie Thompson, Brown (Sr., IF - Chino, Calif.); Kayle Bose, Princeton (Fr., 1B/3B - Saratoga, Calif.); Lauren Li, Penn (Fr., P/UTIL - Los Angeles, Calif.); Brittany Labbadia, Yale (Fr., IF - Berlin, Conn.); Sarah Ropiak, Brown (Fr., P - Acton, Mass.); Zoe Galindo, Harvard (Fr., OF - Las Vegas, Nev.)
April 2 - Kelsey Miller, Dartmouth (Fr., UT - Mansfield, Texas); Alyssa Schmidt, Princeton (So., IF - Rocklin, Calif.); Kasey Lange, Harvard (Jr, IF - Ladera Ranch, Calif.); Stephanie Thompson, Brown (Sr, IF - Chino, Calif.); Christina Villalon, Cornell (Jr., OF/C - Robstown, Texas); Nicole Borchard, Columbia (Fr., IF - Pleasanton, Calif.); Chelsey Dunham, Yale (Jr., P - Fairfax Station, Va.); Lindsay Mann, Penn (Sr., P - New Egypt, N.J.)
April 9 - Maddie Cousens, Princeton (Jr, C/OF - Albany, Calif.); Sarah Onorato, Yale (So, C - North Reading, Mass.); Shelbi Olson, Harvard (Jr, OF - Lenexa, Kan.); Hilary Hubert, Dartmouth (Sr, 2B - Grant Park, Ill.); Erin Belles, Cornell (Sr, OF/C - Dallas, Pa.); Emily Caruthers, Columbia (Jr, OF - Rancho Murieta, Calif.); Michiko McGivney, Cornell (Fr, OF - Port Jefferson, N.Y.); Kristen Rumley, Dartmouth (So, P - Katy, Texas); Emily Kenton, Columbia (Fr, P - Monmouth, Ore.,)
April 16 - Alexis Borden, Penn (So, P - Yorba Linda, Calif.); Kathy Dzienkowski, Dartmouth (Fr, C - Austin, Texas); Alex Peyton, Princeton (Sr, P/1B - Fullerton, Calif.); Brooke Coloma, Penn (Sr, C/UTIL - Martinez, Calif.); Sarah Onorato, Yale (So, C - North Reading, Mass.); Shelbi Olson, Harvard (Jr, OF - Lenexa, Kan., 18); Emily Caruthers, Columbia (Jr, OF - Rancho Murieta, Calif.)
April 23 - Alex Peyton, Princeton (Sr, P/1B - Fullerton, Calif.); Sarah Onorato, Yale (So, C - North Reading, Mass.); Shelbi Olson, Harvard (Jr, OF - Lenexa, Kan., 18);Morgan McCalmon, Dartmouth (Fr, P - Norman, Okla.); Shanna Christian, Princeton (Fr, P - Parker, Colo.); Jessica Cherness, Brown (So, P - Torrance, Calif.);Sydney Turchin, Penn (So, 2B/OF - Princeton Junction, N.J.)
April 30 - Brooke Coloma, Penn (Sr, C/UTIL - Martinez, Calif.); Maddie Cousens, Princeton (Jr, C/OF - Albany, Calif.); Katie Adams, Dartmouth (Sr, C/OF - Kent, Wash.); Kasey Lange, Harvard (Jr, INF - Ladera Ranch, Calif.); Janet Leung, Brown (Fr, SS - Mississauga, Ontario); Emily Weinberg, Cornell (Fr, IF - West Windsor, N.J.); Danielle Allen, Princeton (Fr, OF - Wichita, Kan.); Rhydian Glass, Yale (Fr, P - Goshen, Conn.); Korrine Raby, Penn (Fr, C/1B - Milton, Ga.); Alyson Onyon, Cornell (Jr, P - Saratoga Springs, N.Y.); Alexis Borden, Penn (So, P - Yorba Linda, Calif.)
IVIES IN THE NCAA STATS (games through April 28 - team Top 40, indiv. Top 40)
Team Fielding Pct.: 18. Brown .974
Team Doubles Per Game: 4. Cornell 1.87
Team Triples Per Game: 3. Dartmouth 0.37
Team Stolen Bases Per Game: 40. Harvard 1.51
Individual Batting Avg.: 23. Sarah Onorato, Yale .435
Individual Home Runs Per Game: 32. Kasey Lange, Harvard 0.31; 38. Sarah Onorato, Yale 0.30
Individual Home Runs: 38. Sarah Onorato, Yale 14
Individual Doubles Per Game: 4. Sarah Onorato, Yale 0.41; 11. Christina Villalon, Cornell 0.36; 36. Kasey Lange, Harvard, 0.31; 39. Kristen Towne, Cornell, 0.39
Individual Triples: 33. Kelsey Miller, Dartmouth 4
Individual Wins: 28. Kristen Rumley, Dartmouth 21
Individual Slugging Pct.: 13. Sarah Onorato, Yale .864
Toughest to Strikeout: 5. Alix Cook, Columbia 40; 16. Stephanie Thompson, Brown 28; 22. Brooke Coloma, Penn, 25.2; 33. Katie McEachern, Dartmouth 22.7
Walks Allowed Per 7 IP: 19. Kristen Rumley, Dartmouth 1.08
Shutouts: 31. Kristen Rumley, Dartmouth 6
Hit Batters: 8. Jamie Halula, Harvard 2
13, Shelbi Olson, Harvard
11, Brooke Coloma, Penn
10, Sarah Onorato, Yale
8, Kristen Rumley, Dartmouth
7, Hilary Hubert, Dartmouth
7, Kasey Lange, Harvard
6, Morgan McCalmon, Dartmouth
6, Rachel Redina, Princeton
6, Michiko McGivney, Columbia
LONGEST HITTING STREAKS THIS SEASON (10 or more):
20, Sarah Onorato, Yale
13, Shelbi Olson, Harvard*
11, Brooke Coloma, Penn*
11, Emily Caruthers, Columbia
11, Candy Button, Princeton
10, Sarah Onorato, Yale*
10, Alix Cook, Columbia
10, Sydney Turchin, Penn
Tuesday, April 30
Yale at Marist, 3 pm
Cornell at Syracuse, 3 pm (DH)
Wednesday, May 1
Binghamton at Cornell, 3 pm (DH)
Ivy League Championship Series, Penn Park, Philadelphia
Saturday, May 4
Game 1: Dartmouth at Penn, 1 pm
Game 2: Penn vs. Dartmouth, 30 min. following
Sunday, May 5
Game 3 (if necessary): Dartmouth at Penn, 1 pm
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World oil prices fell Wednesday on profit-taking following President Barack Obama's re-election victory and before the latest snapshot of US energy reserves.
Brent North Sea crude for delivery in December briefly breached $111 a barrel in the wake of Obama's triumph. It later stood at $110.55 a barrel, down 55 cents from the close on Tuesday, when prices had rallied.
New York's main contract, light sweet crude for December, dipped 29 cents to $88.42 a barrel.
Democrat Obama clinched his second election against Republican challenger Mitt Romney despite a slow economic recovery and the high unemployment that has haunted his first term.
Traders took the opportunity to engage in "some profit-taking after the highs yesterday," said Victor Shum, analyst at Purvin and Gertz energy consultants.
The oil market faced a rollercoaster ride this week as dealers tracked the presidential election in the United States, which is the world's biggest crude consuming nation.
Crude futures had tumbled to three-month lows on Monday as the market fretted over uncertainty over the crucial race between Obama and Romney.
The market swung higher Tuesday, soaring by more than $3 in line with Wall Street gains and the weaker dollar, as Americans headed to the polls.
"European stock markets rose this morning on the back of Obama's re-election, and oil prices also strengthened early in the day following the news," said Gary Hornby, an energy analyst at British-based consultancy Inenco.
"Oil prices rose from a three-month low of $104.76 per barrel on Monday to over $111 earlier today on the election results, as Obama is expected to be firmer on oil drilling in the US, especially in regard to Alaska."
Hornby added that the energy market focus would not switch towards the looming US fiscal cliff crisis.
"Focus will now shift away from the election results and onto the 'fiscal cliff', a series of tax hikes and spending cuts, due to be automatically introduced on the 1st January 2013."
And he warned: "The initial euphoria of Obama's re-election could be short-lived, with the global economy remaining fragile, the US economy in danger of tipping back into recession if the 'fiscal cliff' measures are introduced, and increasing tensions in the Middle East."
Later on Wednesday, the US government's Energy Information Administration (EIA) will publish its weekly report on American crude inventories for the week ending November 2.
"There are not major US economic data today, so the main focus will switch to the post-elections euphoria as well as the release of the weekly EIA oil inventories report," noted Sucden Financial Research analyst Myrti Sokou.
Meanwhile in energy hungry China, Communist Party politicians were gearing up for a once-in-a-decade leadership change scheduled to take place at a Party congress, which starts on Thursday.


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April 25, 2013
COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. -- Earlier in the spring season, the Lobos defeated Colorado State in a close match 4-3, making it their only conference win for the season. Little did they know, the Rams were looking for revenge as the two faced off in the first round of the Mountain West Tournament. The Rams found what they were searching for defeating the Lobos 4-1, stopping UNM in its tracks.
In doubles, Kristin Eggleston and Nikolina Grbac started things off by taking the number three spot 8-6, giving the Lobos a quick start in momentum.
Colorado State balanced it out with a win at number two doubles 8-5 over Sarah Mahboob Khan and Michaela Oldani.
This left the doubles point to be decided by the winner at the number one position. Laura Richardson and Michaela Bezdickova were in the match up until the point when Colorado State decided to up their game in the tiebreak to defeat them 9-8 (7-4).
The Lobos were down 1-0 leading into singles but it was not over just yet. The Lobos still had some fight left in them.
The Lobos tied it up at 1-1 with a win at number three when Colorado State's Kaley Schultz was forced to retire.
Khan was the second person off the courts with a 6-1, 6-2 win over Kendall Heitzner putting the Lobos up 2-1.
Natalie Heffron balanced out the score at the number two spot defeating Grbac with a score of 6-2, 6-0.
The next two players to finish were at number six and number one with Colorado State coming out on top.
Mollie Cooper got the win at number six over Richardson in a close three set match 6-2, 4-6, 6-3. The same happened at the number one spot over Bezdickova with a score of 4-6, 6-4, 6-3.
The Lobos were stopped cold in the first round match of the Mountain West Tournament by Colorado State with a score of 4-2.
With the loss, this finishes the Lobos spring season with an overall record of 7-15. It also marks the end for seniors Eggleston's, Richardson's and Oldani's impressive collegiate careers at UNM.
"Congratulations to Colorado State on a well-fought match," Head Coach Erica Perkins Jasper said. "Honestly they out-competed us at a few spots and that was the difference today. Obviously we are a bit disappointed with our win-loss column this year but there were a ton of bright spots despite some tough losses. This was an exceptional group of players to coach and they fought until the bitter end."
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But mostly, they're celebrating their customers.
"I'm still kind of baffled that it has worked," TJ Fairchild said.
"I think the biggest thing that we're still celebrating is that people like being involved with the Commonplace."
The Fairchilds opened the store on March 11, 2003. At the time, they wondered whether the community would support them. The answer was yes.
As they prepare to celebrate, he said customers have told him they've been coming since the store first opened.
"It's just been really fun to have (those stories) come out again. These people have been part of our lives," he said.
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Brady Allred promised his audience a musical trip around the world this Christmas, and his Salt Lake Choral Artists delivered a jam-packed program with 30 selections from more than a dozen nations and in almost as many languages, representing every continent except Antarctica. (Allred even enlisted the audience at one point; the large crowd followed his direction unusually well in an impromptu rendition of "Hark, the Herald Angels Sing.")
The singing was energetic and polished, but perhaps the most striking thing about Saturday afternoon's performance was the efficiency with which the five constituent choirs of SLCA moved on and off the Libby Gardner stage. Organist Heidi Alley and pianist Laurel Hendriksen Enke played familiar carols to bridge the entrances and exits.
The 166-voice Concert Choir is the heart of the organization and was onstage most of the afternoon. The singers produced a pleasant, rounded blend, noteworthy for such a large ensemble, and their diction was clean and smooth, especially when singing in English. They seemed particularly energized in the up-tempo numbers, such as "Maringa Krismes" from Sierra Leone.
The Chamber Choir joined the Concert Choir on several numbers, highlighted by the lively "El Cielo Canta Alegría" from Argentina and an all-too-brief "Stille Nacht" from Germany (the latter featuring particularly charming accompaniment from violinist Leslie Henrie, guitarist Daniel Young and bassist Jim Thompson). Soprano Deborah Neerings had a lovely solo on Ireland's "Wexford Carol." Salt Lake Vocal Artists, the organization's recording and touring arm, sang three carols with precision and radiant tone.
The two dozen children of Young Choral Artists charmed the crowd with three selections, including a Brazilian carol and the familiar Polish carol "Infant Holy, Infant Lowly." Their rendition of the Catalán carol "One December, Bright and Clear," an ambitious arrangement for a children's choir, showcased the group's educational mission. Allred announced the forthcoming debut of a choir for singers ages 15-21 as well as a men's choir; SLCA already has a women's choir, which contributed stirring carols from Latvia, South Africa and the Dominican Republic to Saturday's program under the direction of Jane Fjeldsted.
The choirs joined forces for several numbers, including the crowd-pleasing finale "A Musicological Journey Through the Twelve Days of Christmas." The high-spirited arrangement included nods to Vivaldi, Saint-Saëns, Wagner, Tchaikovsky, Sousa and many other composers, making it the ideal conclusion to this eclectic program.
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Reactions to Fox's televised golf debut
By Torleif Sorenson on 12/15/14
On Saturday afternoon, Fox Sports debuted their televised golf coverage on Saturday afternoon, presenting the final round of the Franklin Templeton Shootout from Tiburón Golf Club in Naples, Florida. And while your humble correspondent would normally have watched, a VIP visit at a regional airport took precedence over watching television.
Golf Digest contributor Geoff Shackelford praised David Fay's analysis of a rather ugly rules incident at the 17th hole involving Ian Poulter and Billy Horschel. But elsewhere, Shackelford took some delight in torching most of the rest of their coverage.
John Iaciofano seems to have authored the best and most detailed analysis of the ups-and-downs of Fox's maiden voyage into golf on television, grading both the announcers and the appearance. But given that Iaciofano is an attorney, his comprehensive and well-written overview perhaps should be expected.
Chicago-based writer and blogger Ed Sherman soberly acknowledged that this was a dress rehearsal and that "it's hard to make much of an assessment with a silly season event. It almost had the feel of a NFL preseason game, with no real juice or drama."
Over at Golf.com, Sports Illustrated senior editor Jeff Ritter said that "(i)t wasn't always silky smooth, but overall Fox had a nice debut. Norman and Faxon had an early tendency to talk over each other, but eventually they settled in and added some nice color to a laid-back event. My biggest gripe: They need to ditch the NFL intro music and do something new and original for golf. When I hear that music it just feels like it's time to settle in for Eagles-Cowboys."
Indeed, the awkwardly-recorded clip that somebody posted on YouTube (top) shows that Fox Sports botched the opening to their golf coverage, unwisely borrowing their NFL theme song and tooting their own horn about their new golf coverage. This writer is also a classically-trained musician and a previously published critic. And while I must say that the Fox NFL music package isn't nearly as cringe-inducing and monumentally dreadful as The Supremes' gobsmackingly bad 1968 hit "The Happening," or even Rebecca Black's "Friday," it does not belong on on their golf coverage.
At least Joe Buck was nice enough to acknowledge the late, great Frank Chirkinian by name. But while Buck then acknowledged that golf fans simply want to watch golf, Fox spent at least three-and-a-half minutes doing anything but. And Buck's ubiquitous presence on Fox Sports leads this writer to ask if we are seeing a modern-day revival of the Brent Musberger "anchor monster" phenomenon.
Those of you who watched on Saturday, please pipe in!
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jpjeffery says:
Firstly, who's the "You have golf on Fox!?" girl.
Secondly, what do you guys think of Joe Buck? I can't say I think much of his baseball commentary, I find him a little emotionless and macho.
SpaceMaNy0 says:
I wish Joe Buck laryngitis. Permanently.
Torleif Sorenson says:
SpaceMan: Would you prefer Gus Johnson instead? :-P
brianmk24 says:
Joe Buck is awful doing baseball and golf and mostly awful doing football. I'll take Gus for college basketball and that's it, certainly not for soccer. The Fox Sports/football music was a little discombobulating. I'm sure that I'm in the minority, but I don't mind Brent and it's entertaining to figure out which side/total he bet for the game.
MikeyPingJ says:
Joe Buck has no personality and therefore hard to listen to. Greg Norman is, was and will always be an assh@le. Just read about how he was with Chris Everett's kids. what's he going to talk about, how he choked his way out of so many majors? I wonder if FOX will add those "cool" fake sound effects to golf, like they do with baseball and football. Oh and maybe they will do those "cliffhanger moments" and go to commercial, before the putt gets to the damn hole. Nice going USGA!!!! And, does anyone really miss Holly Sonders on the The Golf Channel? I don't miss seeing her overly made up face trying to hit a golf ball with high heels on, while staring at herself on the monitor, off to the side of the set.
MikeyBomp says:
Mikey, I couldn't have said it better myself!!!
jpjeffery says:
American TV is weird. I've read so many posts on so many sites in which people express a dislike (or worse) of Joe Buck it makes me wonder how much that reflects the wider US public. If If the reflection is fair, and therefore most US people don't like Buck, how the heck does he keep getting the gigs?
I realise this is largely moot, but...
jpjeffery says:
PS the question of who's the "You have golf on Fox!?" girl still stands!
Jattruia says:
JPJ - According to the signage behind her, that's Katie Nolan. I had never heard of her, but i think i'm a fan.
homermania says:
I liked some of the graphics, but the theme music is so associated with football, it felt like a juxtaposition with the golf. I like the drone flyovers, too.
srogers13 says:
JPJ, that is Katie Nolan,she was on that show on Fox Sports 1 that had Regis Philbin. Now, she mostly does video features on the FoxSports.com website, and some other features for their nightly sports show. Not sure if she is more cute or funny.
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I thought the HD didn't quite look up to par. I didn't watch much but did catch a back & forth between Norman & Faxon about pitching that was good. If they keep up the back & forth it'll be entertaining.
Can I just add ---one of the greatest addition by subtractions--- No Johnny Miller babbling about who knows what. He is horrible.
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OK, Katie Nolan, just looked her up and she is a cutie! Thanks, guys.
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Amman (Jordan), Feb 18 (AP) Clashes erupted today inJordan''s capital between government supporters and opponentsat a protest calling for more freedoms and lower food prices,injuring eight.
It was the seventh straight that Jordanians, inspiredby uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt, took to the streets todemand more say in decision-making.
The Amman protest drew about 2,000 people, includinghard-line leftists, Muslim conservatives and students callingfor reduced powers for the king and the chance to electmembers of the Cabinet.
Students from the growing Jaayin or "I''m Coming"movement chanted "we want constitutional reforms; we want acomplete change to policies."
Jordan''s king enjoys absolute powers, ruling by decreeand he can appoint and dismiss Cabinets and parliamentwhenever he wants.
About 200 government supporters trailed theprotesters, chanting: "Our blood and souls, we sacrifice foryou Abu Hussein" -- a reference to Jordan''s King Abdullah II-- before clashing with the opposition march.
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Hi. I'm new to this forum because about a week or so ago, I realized that I have wavy/curly hair. I have fine hair, but a lot of it and I just started the no-poo method. It has already made a HUGE difference and i am hoping to encourage even more curl. I chose 2C hair...but I'm not completely sure. It seems to be getting curlier. Could any of you ladies tell me what you think about my curls and if I can encourage them more?
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Thanks so much! I LOVE all the pics of your beautiful curly hair! :thumbup:
Wow your hair looks fantastic already, it's so pretty. Since you know your hair is fine, it would probably like a protein treatment (most fine hair does really well with protein). I like IAgirl's recipe that she posted on the forums because it's cheap and super easy to make (if you search them, you should be able to find it easily), but there are also commercial products like Aphogee 2 Step (found at Sally's). I usually leave IAgirl's PT on for anywhere from half an hour to an hour, because if I leave it on less, I can't tell much difference.
Now after you do a protein treatment, your hair may feel very dry, in which case you'll need to get some moisture back in via a deep treatment. I personally like GVP Conditioning Balm for mine. Honestly a lot of the trouble curly girls have is finding a balance between protein and moisture.
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Thank you! I can't believe it took me 41 years to see the potential in my own hair. This is me, with straight hair. It's always been a little frizzy and pretty dry.
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I will look into a protein treatment, at your recommendation. I will also look up the user you mentioned for advice.
Did I hear my name? Here's a link to the long PT post. There are some good versions posted by people with dry hair.
You aren't alone. There is a whole group of us who were old before we realized our hair wasn't poofy or frizzy or straight but doesn't dry straight. It's wavy. I was in my late 30's when I figured it out.
Your hair looks great and I give a +1 to the recommendation for protein treatments. Especially IAgirl's PT. Love.
I won't lie...I feel a bit foolish about now. But hey, I'll claim ignorance because reallly, I only ever had some teaser curls underneath. The rest was just frizz as far as I was concerned. An article I read on Pinterest led me to a blog and that blog led me here. I have learned SO much in just a week.
I cannot wait to find the perfect "formula" for my hair so I can enjoy it fully.
Your hair color is GORGEOUS, btw. I just love it!
The road to getting your perfect hair "formula" may be long and change depending on things like the environment, but it's definitely worth it when you have that really good hair day that you didn't know was possible :) and don't feel foolish, I think all of us had a starting place where we needed help from someone more knowledgeable
LOL about the bat signal! I have to be wearing my cape and mask and tights and then I hear the distant cry -- somebody needs a PT! Hee hee.
I always have had wavy hair, but I was 36 when I decided to stop wearing it always tied up and learn to style it - and that wavy hair is okay to wear in all it's loveliness. NC.com has been my guide!
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are all maltese adults longhaired? if so do people groom them by getting their hair cut?
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Ya I think that all Maltese adults are long haired. U should brush them every day to make sure that its fur doesn't get into nots. And they should be taken to a groomer to get is fur trimmed to make sure it doesn't get to long.
Lucy answered on 2/1/13. Helpful? / 0
It is absolutely fine to keep a maltese's fur shorter. I think the only real reason to keep you maltese fur long is when they are show dogs or simply for looks. But keeping it shorter will help with not having to groom as often....they might look a little like a Lhasa apso with short hair but there is nothing wrong with that
Lexus answered on 2/1/13. Helpful? / 0
Yes, all maltese adults have long hair IF they are not groomed regularly. Most pet Maltese are groomed every six to eight weeks.
Lexus, WHY in the world would a maltese look like a Lhasa if it has short hair?? A Maltese is a pure white dog with a small head, almond shaped eyes and a longish nose. Lhasas have large, round heads with a short, pushed in nose and huge, round eyes. They also are predominately colored breeds and very rarely all white. Size is also a huge difference... Lhasas are normally around 15 lbs or more, maltese are normally well under 10 lbs.
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