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For that much money, they should send a hooker to blow you whenever you turn on the (14 year old technology) stereo.
I do not understand how this company has been able to convince anyone to pay that much money for their products, with the exception of some owners who bought the car new, 7 - 12 years ago.
I spent $700, and got a receiver with CD, HD Radio, iPod control, Bluetooth, and XM Radio, component speakers front and rear (Boston Acoustics), a box with 2 10in subs, and 3 Rockford Fosgate Amps to drive it all, and it sounds like the freaking voice of God. It would sound "nice" if I jabbed an ice pick in both ears.
You do not need 16 speakers if you have prodigious power, and a high tech head unit. Two tweeters, and two mids in the door and Barack deck and two subs in the back are more than enough. Shoving odd sized speakers in every nook in the cabin is the auto manufacturers equivalent of shoving rolled up socks in your underwear - it is compensating for a basic deficiency. Shoving BSW speakers in the same nooks is the equivalent of shoving a rolled up Hermés tie in your underwear.
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@MJLavelle - I just got two speakers - the largest ones in the front doors. "The new speakers (6.5 sub woofers in the front doors) sound nice and added some punch." I really just wanted to replace the bad speaker but since BMW decided to use a speaker that is not common in any way and I didn't feel like spending the time to cut in my own speakers I just bought the (somewhat) direct replacement from BSW.
Your setup sounds amazing though.
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But I stick by the fact that BSW is able to sell product at their prices.
Thee front door speakers are 5.25, or 6.5 with some trimming, which is very common. And if you buy a set of component speakers, you can mount the tweeter in the door handle spot with almost no modification at all. Some of the others are odd sized, but you really do not need them. Butt you could have replaced your door speakers with common sized speakers, with barely any modification, and 1/3 of the price. If you look at my car, you would never know what was in there. Everything fits behind the factory grills, and is super simple to install.
There are a lot of misconceptions about aftermarket stereos and BMW's. You will also notice that the BSW reps on the forum usually stay far away from these conversations. I have no doubt that their speakers are good quality. But the price is astonomical, and is not proportionate to the quality of the product. And the truth is, you do not need those speciality shaped speakers if you just get rid of that BMW head unit.
There is a lot of stories about aftermarket gear interfering with the CAN Bus. Some of it may be true, but most is not. As for me, I just went with the safe route, and pulled all of my wires through braided stainless steel tubing, and grounded it on both ends. That creates an EMI shield, and is not that much more work.
Anyhow, I am glad you are happy, and just ignore my attitude last night. If you ever want to just replace the BMW gear, send me a PM. I know where the bargains are hiding in car stereo gear, and where to spend your money, and where to cut corners. Now, my stuff is not that audiophile, competition type stuff. I just want a good, clean, detailed sound, that is as good as or better than your living room system.
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If you don't want to post info that would mightily help many on the public forum, I'd be more than willing to PM you for that information?
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After some extensive time around BSW equipment, I was impressed with the improved quality over OEM standard speakers and the seamless installs. A few of my friends have BSW stuff in their car, and they were ALL ecstatic with their stuff!
MJ, it seems that you feel "it" could be done for less, which is a totally understandable perspective. I, however, feel like people trust in BSW's products as the majority of their offered items are a relatively simple (and high quality) plug-and-play, and that added ease/confidence of installation is worth more to some. If you carefully elect your product, or e-mail for help if you're uncertain about what you're looking for/ordering, BSW does a good job streamlining customers to the product they think/know they want. More so, many auto enthusiasts enjoy the "piecing it together" of modifications to build their car in the way they desire, yet are unfamiliar with the pro's and con's regarding various types of speakers, amps, head units, subwoofers, BT/iPhone/iPod units, etc, etc, etc- that fits their car. The catch is, not every person has the time or the drive to research an entire kit piece by piece and speaker by speaker, so to resolve that problem, BSW even offers entirely pre-constructed kits.
I hear you when you are put off by their price, and again that is fair as everyone associates value differently. I personally love the seamless integration of their kits, improved sound quality, and (upon ordering carefully and correctly) the certainty that it will all fit and fire up the first time. Apparently I'm not alone in that either, as one of the BSW reps here in the thread said they are currently dealing with backorders.
I'm sure everything will work out for OP, and similarly, I'm also sure that we'll hear back if it doesn't! ,
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It is funny that you mention Crutchfield, because they sell these adapters. But, to them, this is considered an advanced install, so they do not push it.
When you install the new head unit, you can buy an adapter that will let you plug in directly between the aftermarket unit, and the BMW connector. The problem is, there is NO room behind there to fit an adapter and the stereo. So, you have to cut off the connector, and wire it in directly.
These 2 things are usually the biggest problem people have with aftermarket stereos. Will it look factory? No. Do you have to cut off a factory wire connector? Yes. If that is a problem, then you are most likely a slave to BSW. If not, then read on.
So, connect the power, ground, and ignition signal wires to the new head unit. This is another part some don't like - you have to ditch the rest of the BMW system as well. That means running a RCA cable from the head unit to the trunk, and adding an amplifier.
If you want simple, there are 5 channel Amps available that can drive the front and rear speakers, and a subwoofer. You can start with just front and rear speakers, and add a sub later.
Now, the speakers. You can get all the sound you need from a pair of 5.25in component speakers in front, and 6.5in component speakers in the rear (you can make 6.5in speakers work in the front doors as well, with a little work). You can mount them in the factory locations. This setup alone will provide more sound, and much cleaner sound, with more bass and more highs than you will get with a factory unit and BSW speakers. And you can easily do it for as much as or less than you will pay for a set of BSW's.
Best of all, you can easily upgrade this set up with more amps, subs, higher grade components, etc, as time goes by. You go with BSW, and you have to pray your factory head unit and amp holds up. That is not a bet I would make on 7-14 year old electronics. Also, once you have installed a full BSW setup, you are done. And not in a good way. You are done because that will be as good as it gets.
All of that was too resstrictivefor me, not to mention the price. I am all for paying for quality, and I don't doubt that BSW's are well made. But the BMW head unit, and amp are not well made. They are cheap. So, the quality of BSW's are wasted on cheap electronics.
The most important thing to remember is that you do not need to replace every single speaker, and that BMW's are no more complicated than any other car after you ditch the factory unit. If you are worried aboud doing it yourself, go to a local car stereo shop, and have them install it. You can still buy all of the components online, and save money there.
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You are their perfect customer.
I am not. Copying the shape of BMW speakers, making them 2 ohm rather than the industry standard 4 ohm, and adding a factory connector is not an "engineered solution". It is exploiting a niche market. If they had to compete with the rest of the aftermarket, they would get smoked. If their technology was that good, don't you think they would branch out to the general aftermarket, even a little bit? They don't, because that would expose them to comparisons with the better brands, independent testing, and product reviews. It is easy to be the premiere brand of BMW replacement speakers, when you are the only one, and your competition is the paper cones in an OEM system.
Hell, I am just sorry I did not get there first. Their pricing indicates that they have you by the short hairs, because they do. And I would do the same. Every time an order came in, I would laugh and say "Can you believe we got another one to buy these?! And it is for a 12 year old e46!!!" And as long as people like you exist, they will do well. I don't mean that in a bad way. They are fvcking marketing geniuses! I would turn every customer upside down, and shake the change from their pockets. And they would still write glowing reviews!
As far as them having great service, I would do the same. I would make it as easy as possible, to prevent potential customers from looking into the greater aftermarket. I would hand deliver the damn things!
But, if you call Crutchfield, and say that you want to rip it all out, and go with an upgraded system, they will be every bit as helpful. The same goes for most local car audio dealers, and a few other online sites.
What BSW does with their customer service is not that special. And if you find their website confusing, and need to call for help, you are probably not a candidate for a DIY system install. Their site is not exactly a Mensa test.
Is the install more work? Yes it is. But it is no different than any other car out there. Once you decide to dump the BMW issued gear, it becomes just another stereo install. You either know how to do it, are willing to learn to do it, or you pay someone to do it. I bought my components, and installed them myself, on my first e46. On my second one, I bought everything online at bargain prices, and paid a shop to do it, because I was simply too busy to do it myself.
If I had one major complaint about BSW, it would be this - their speakers only address 1/3 of the problem. The other 2/3rds being the head unit, and the amp. And as long as you don't improve them, you are severely limited. And at this point, you can not, without ditching the entire system. I do not like paying $900, just to be backed further into the corner BMW created with their system. That is like paying your rapist to use a little lube. You are just $900 deeper into the hole, with no way out. You are forever tied to that substandard, 14 year old technology that BMW gave you, once you invest in these.
Rip it all out, and buy $900 worth of aftermarket stuff, and you will get better sound, and unlimited opportunities to upgrade from there. Hell, you could do it for $600, and still come out with a better system, if you are patient enough to wait for sales, closeouts, and bargain hunting. Given enough time, I would be willing to bet I could do it for $400, or come damn close. And my solution would be infinitely upgradable.
Buying BSW speakers is like buying Michelin Super Sports, and installing them on wheels you know will break if you exceed 50mph. While I may appreciate the technology of the Michelins, I will never be able to utilize them. Their qualities are wasted. Now imagine that they will ONLY fit on those 50mph limit wheels. Why would I bother to invest in the supreme performance of those tires, if I can never exploit their limits? I may as well have Pep Boys Specials on my car, and learn to live with the situation. Or, I could get new wheels, and choose from an entire market full of tires that perform as well as, or better than the Michelins, because I am only limited by my budget.
BSW's are not only lipstick on a pig. They applied the lipstick on the wrong end of the pig.
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OK, here's the skinny on my speaker drama. Shortly after I posted the initial pseudo negative post on not hearing back from BSW, Halston posts to this thread. About a week after that, I emailed him directly and asked specifically, "was the speaker system in stock for my car, a 1999 E46 323I". I was told emphatically, that they were. Armed with this information, I ordered the speakers (I got my 10% military discount as well.
A few days later, I hear back from them thanking me for the order, blah, blah, blah. After reading additional correspondance, I came across one that caught my eye, something to the tune of, your item may be shipped 7-10 days pending packaging or some crap like that. Imagine my horror seeing this after I'd been told the stuff was in stock. I then email Halton and asked him to call, no dice. I get another email and this time am told that the speakers (tweeters) are on back order and are expected to their store in 4-6 weeks. WTF!!! So maybe 6-8 weeks to me? How the hell is this business still afloat?
I am canceling my order tomorrow.
All I want is to replace damn speakers to go with my new DYNAVIN head unit and as it was a direct plug and play for my car,I need speakers to compliment the unit. Someone help me and help me spend my money with a company that ain't gonna jack me around!!!!
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Not good faith business practices.
Inexcusable behavior and communication.
Good to share this information on this board.
As said the order will not be billed until it ships. We extended the military discount and our shipping special. We would be happy to hold your spot in line and get them shipped as soon as they arrive. We actually shipped many orders last week as the first batch came in. Almost 100 speaker packages. More are en route!
Just let me know how you would like to proceed.
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It is always valuable to keep the conversation open and ongoing. That's the way the problems get solved.
I understand what you are saying but your analogy of BSW applies to many aftermarket companies. Many who are well respected and have been around a long time. Is every company that makes a catback that just bolts on crooks? Or leaving all engineering on the table... and just shaking out the pennies? You can buy a catback and bolt it on. Or you can build a exhaust in your garage for a 1/2 or maybe even a 1/3 of the cost of the catback. You could even skip building it yourself and just piece the parts you want together and have a shop build it. This would still save money.
So is the catback a bad solution? Are the vendors and companies that make and sell the kit crooks? I don't think so. It's a different customer. I am a DIY type guy and my E30 has a full custom exhaust. I did parts myself and a shop did some of it. I sourced all the parts and piping. I have done this on my last couple of E30s. My buddy is in school, works and loves his E30. He doesn't have the time or the skill level so he bought a catback(quite expensive for an E30) and we bolted it on. I love my exhaust. He loves his. I wouldn't say he was ripped off or should have gone another route.
Again it's different strokes for different folks. Some people have a lot of time for car modding projects and some have less time. You can always make or do your own thing at an increased or decreased cost. People's time is worth a different amount. We offer a solution that has been very popular and we have many happy customers. It was never aimed, and never has been, to those wanting a full custom system. I have said this thousands of times on phone calls and emails to potential customers. Just like if someone calls in and says they had 3 JL twelves in their SUV and now has an X5. Would they like our x108 subwoofer system? Probably not.
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|This study tests several predictions related to the role of emotional regulation in identifying a subgroup of adolescents with childhood-onset conduct problems. The study examines the effect of facilitation to distress on differences in both internal reactivity (physiological responses) and external reactivity (behavioral manifestations) for individuals with childhood-onset conduct problems. In most research dealing with subtypes of conduct problems the theories have largely focused on the role of callous-unemotional traits in determining severity of conduct problems, but failed to address the highly aggressive subgroup with low levels of callous-unemotional (CU) traits. Eighty-eight incarcerated, adolescent (ages 13-18) boys in a moderately-urban area detention facility were tested in the current study. The sample was ethnically diverse with a majority African American (68%) participation. The sample was divided into two groups based on level of physiological reactivity to distressing stimuli during a dot-probe task. The low and high reactivity groups were divided by a mean split. The high reactivity group (n = 45) did not show significant differences from the low reactivity group (n = 41) on the majority of test variables. However, contrary to predictions, it was the low physiological reactivity group that showed highest rates of behavioral reactivity during a provocation task. Also inconsistent with past research, there were no significant differences between the two reactivity groups on callous-unemotional traits and levels of proactive aggression. Post-hoc analyses dividing the groups according to the level of CU traits helped to explain these unexpected findings. Specifically, there appeared to be two groups of youth with CU traits, one low on reactivity to distressing stimuli and another high on reactivity to distressing stimuli. The first group was low on reactivity to distressing stimuli and high on CU traits and demonstrated expected results to those found in past studies for youth high on CU traits. This group reported high rates of aggression on a computer task and had histories with high rates of aggression, violence and past arrests. The second group that was high on reactivity to distress stimuli and high for CU traits had the highest rates of self-reported aggression but showed less aggressive responding to provocation during the computer task and had the second lowest rate of arrests. The importance of these results for future research defining subtypes of youth with conduct problems is discussed.
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i think the colts should get jon gruden to finish the job then they will win a superbowl
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why does he always screw up in the playoffs, he's like the bobby cox of football
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Tony Dungy's was the architect of Tampa Super Bowl. Gruden is just horrible. Hes bringing in his players and look at Tampa now. Dungy might be another Schottenmeyer and cant win the big game.
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I like Dungy but agree he has to go. I said when he was hired that they would never win a SB with him and he's only reinforced that belief every year.
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how does getting beaten by a superior team qualify as "screwing up"? I was not behind the hiring of Dungy as I felt it gave them too many milquetoast personalities running the team but he has done a good job and the D has improved each year. Forget the rankings in terms of yards. LAst years defense was a Dungy D. It won the turnover battle consistently over the season if not the yardage battle. It did a decent job of bend but dont break. This team will not sacrifice offense for defense because their money players are all on o and to chip away at the supporting offensive cast would be silly as it would waste the investment in Peyton and Marvin and Edge. Once you accept their cap hits, you have to maximize your investment in them. The defense is doing what Dungy wants his defenses to do. The personnel is constantly tweaked and each season shows marginal improvement IMO. That is all we are going to get because if the team makes a huge move (let Edge go) it will detract from the teams strength and from the investment it has in its offensive stars. The defensive improvement would not make up for that. One of Peyton's most important attributes is his play faking. If you lose Edge, you take that weapon out of his arsenal. So you waste the money you pay Peyton if you dont have Edge. Likewise he is a master of using all the weapons at his disposal. So the more weapons you give him, the more he is worth to you and the more return you get from your investment in him. Dungy has this D playing the way he wants them. Now it will take Polian getting lucky with some player he picks turning into a dominant player unexpectedly. Short of that, Dungy is what is getting what we ARE getting defensively from a group that is handcuffed by the offensive spending.
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I agree with Inkwell that we should not get rid of Dungy. The team has improved vastly under him. However, I disagree with you that we should definitely keep Edge. Dominic Rhodes was very effective his rookie year. He tore his ACL the following year. This will be his 3rd season since the ACL tear so he should be fully recovered from that. I think Rhodes can be a very effective running back in the Colts offense agan.
The Colts have obvious holes at MLB and CB that must be addressed if we are going to have any chance at winning a championship. I don't think we should necessarily sign any big money defensive free agents, but I think the Colts need to take a serious look at signing some second tier defensive players via free agency.
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Until we know for sure that someone is gonna make us an offer we cant refuse for Edge, I say keep him. I dont think Nique scares anyone. I think the Colts offense is predicated on Manning's play fakes and we need a RB who commands respect. Nique is solid, he catches the ball well enough, he works hard at pass protection and blitz pickup but he is a drop from Edge in all categories. With all the options at RB in draft and FA . . . I dont see anyone offering us enough to consider moving Edge.
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Great post ink and I generally agree, but quite disagree that the D is doing "what Dungy wants it to do" - and if that's true, he really does need to go. They are way too leaky. Still. And it's been that way for WAY too long. Being "not all that bad" isn't good enough. Not losing the game for us (generally) isn't good enough. We need a D that can take over an offense. One that doesn't have to count on Manning and Co. putting up a zillion TDs. And finally "bend but don't break" can still hurt us because it means it's that much less time our potent offense isn't on the field....
No easy answer IMO. Course if friggin Polian had done better with our top picks and a key FA or 2, this conversation might not even be happening...
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two points . . . first, I meant that the D is doing what Dungy wants, not necessarily as well as he wants. What I meant to say and wasnt clear on is that they have turned over the defensive personnel and instituted the Dungy D. THey still blitz more than he likes but all in all they play his STYLE of D now. The line penetrates and causes havoc. The LBs flow to the play. The backfield plays more cover 2 than they did early on. Now they can plug in one or two new starters a year and integrate them smoothly because the rest of the D is on the same page as the coach. They will NOT have a defense that can dominate an offense so if that is how you rate this coach, you will never be happy. We spend probably 2/3 of our resources (guaranteed money/cap room) on offense. How can our D be as dominant as our O? It is easy to say that our D should dominate but if you dont spend money there, and dont commit guaranteed bonus dollars there, it would take an incredible streak of luck to have the D become a dominant unit.
Second, I think the plan for this team is to spend the money to support the offensive stars as long as the cap situation doesnt crumble around them. I support this. Peyton is NOT a Michael Vick who can steal a game now and then without help. He needs protection, he needs a running attack to make his play action effective, etc. so if you dont give him these things, you waste much of the huge money you pay him. The strategy for this team is to win with offense. They are not gonna dominate defensively without spending money on bstar defenders. SO if they are to win, they need to score big and make enough plays defensively in a bend but dont break defense that they hold the other team to less points. It isnt '85 Bears football but it can win. It HAS won. If the Patriots are one of the best teams ever, and their record over 4 years supports that argument if not proves it, is it embarressing to always get knocked out by them? No matter how good the Baltimore Orioles are . . . what is the likelihood of them knocking out the two highest payrolls in baseball? Is that failure by the O's? Ditto for the Colts. One team has knocked them out of the playoffs year after year. Most years that team proved to be the best in football. Is that bad defense or bad timing? ok, ok, in this case it is both . . . tho you cant blame the D this year for sure! 3 points? grrrr
I also think it is hard to complain about Polian's draft record. I have my complaints with him, I would have done some things different . . . but Irsay hasnt asked me for my help yet
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Brevard Cages Bulldogs, Wins Sixth StraightApril 12, 2014
BREVARD, N.C.-The Brevard College softball team clinched its sixth straight victory with a doubleheader sweep over the first-place Wingate Bulldogs on Saturday afternoon, stealing the opener 1-0 before earning a 6-5 win in game two.
Game 1: Brevard 1, Wingate 0
The Tornados grinded out a victory in the opener thanks to a complete-game shutout from Jamie Hrobak (W, 13-8) and a solo homer from Kinsey Parrish in the 2nd inning.
Parrish homered to deep left to leadoff the 2nd against Wingate starter Stacey Houser (L, 19-7), and finished 1-for-2 in the game.
That was all the offense Hrobak needed, allowing just four hits and a walk while fanning four Bulldogs in her 15th complete game this season. The sophomore stranded four runners in scoring position to make the one-run lead stick.
Game 2: Brevard 6, Wingate 5
The Bulldogs made it a one-run game in the 7th and had the winning run on second before Hrobak (W, 14-8) induced a ground out to end the game.
The Tornados battled back from an early 3-0 deficit with four runs in the 3rd inning, and scored a run in each of their final two at-bats to hold on.
Hrobak entered the circle in the 3rd in relief of Alyssa Miller, earning the final two outs of the inning to strand the tying run at second base. The righty limited WU to two runs over the final 4.2 innings, scattering six hits and a walk while striking out four.
Miller singled in Michelle Ray to jump-start the BC 4th before Ally Davneport scored on a wild pitch to make it a one-run game. The Tornados then took a 4-3 lead after sacrifice flies from Casey Whitaker and Parrish.
Wingate tied the game at 4-4 in the 5th, but BC regained the lead in their half of the inning on a Whitaker RBI single and went in front by two runs in the 6th on another RBI single from Miller.
The sweep knocks Wingate out of first place as the Tornados continue to climb the ladder in the conference standings. BC now sits in 7th place and is in position to qualify for the SAC Tournament, which will be held at LMU from April 24-27th.
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Will O'Neill remembers it like it was yesterday. It was the reason the Salem, Mass., native and Winnipeg Jets prospect is still playing hockey today.
It was late in the 2006-07 season, O'Neill's first year with the Omaha Lancers of the United States Hockey League. At 19 years old and a seventh-round draft pick — 210th overall in 2006 — of the now-defunct Atlanta Thrashers, he was frustrated. He'd had good success at Tabor Academy and St. John's Prep, but the jump to the junior level and the move from home to Nebraska wasn't an easy one. On paper, the USHL rookie didn't have a bad year, compiling 13 points over 62 games, but he had trouble keeping his focus. There were plenty of lows that had him thinking, "Hey, forget this. I'm going home."
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Bill's in his 32nd year as head coach at Salem State University. The Boston University alum and member of the 1978 NCAA championship squad is one of only 22 men in college hockey history to reach 500 wins, sitting at 502-311-54 with the Division 3 Vikings entering the 2012-13 campaign. After so many victories and 20 Massachusetts State College Athletic Conference championships, he knows a thing or two about mentoring young athletes.
"He made me stay in it, even if it was hard, just to get over the hump and be better for it," Will said. "The only thing I can control is my work ethic, and he knew that if I could just pick away at it, keep getting better and stronger, that things would work out."
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Will finished the season building in the right direction, working at his game and on his body. Once the tryout camp in Omaha rolled around that summer, he was ready to impress. Will was quickly targeted by University of Maine head coach Tim Whitehead, leading to a commitment to enter Hockey East in the fall of 2008. Before college, he enjoyed a tremendous second year with the Lancers, posting 24 points and a plus-18 rating in 58 regular-season games while guiding the team to the league's Clark Cup championship.
Thing is, while Will couldn't have been more excited about the opportunity to play Division 1 hockey in Orono, the adolescent version of himself — the one whose dad was a standout at BU and had been on the bench at Salem State since before he was even a thought in his parents' minds — would have been throwing a temper tantrum.
"My whole life, I always knew I either wanted to play for BU or for Salem State," remembered Will. "That was it. There was no in between, no gray area."
Will spent his childhood doing two things aside from playing hockey. He'd beg his dad to tell stories from the glory days at BU, rarely settling for hearing any given story just once if it featured famed 1980 Olympians Dave Silk (Scituate, Mass.), Jack O'Callahan (Charlestown, Mass.), Jim Craig (North Easton, Mass.) or Mike Eruzione (Winthrop, Mass.). The rest of the time, he was at Salem State, enjoying games with his family, sitting alone in the stands watching practices, or hanging out with his favorite players in the locker room. He felt like the coolest kid in school, like a rock star.
When the time came to pursue his own college career, though, dad's alma mater wasn't interested in Will, a fact that certainly would add a little incentive to those match-ups between the Bears and Terriers.
Then there was Salem State. Bill — having already coached his eldest son, Andrew, from 2002-07 and even his own brother, John, back in the 1980s — probably would have rolled out the red carpet to coach his son, just as he'd done over several summers with the Massachusetts Select teams, but that wasn't the right fit either. The opportunity to play Division 1 was just too good to pass up.
"Maine's an unbelievable place with a huge tradition," Will said. "It was a no-brainer. I had a great experience and a great career there, made the best friends and I have an unbelievable girlfriend who I met on the first day of school. It was the perfect place for me."
Will wrapped up his four years with the Black Bears last spring, becoming just the seventh Maine defenseman to reach the 100-point plateau. The smooth-skating, quick-thinking co-captain finished his career with 19 goals and 101 points, with 263 penalty minutes, in 141 games. He then joined the American Hockey League's St. John's IceCaps for his first taste of life in professional hockey.
Now 24, Will's in his first full pro season with the Jets' top affiliate, marking another new level for him and the next stage of his relationship with his father, whose playing career peaked at a tryout with the Boston Bruins following college.
"We talk about the game, watch games and analyze games together," said Will, adding that his mom, Liz, and sister, Rachel, might say they talk hockey a little too frequently. "That's where I get a lot of my hockey sense and smarts from, watching games with him, picking apart the game, seeing how defensemen do this and do that. We bounce ideas off each other while we watch games."
"We have our own language, probably," Bill said. "I've watched most of his games along the way, live or on the Internet, and he's always been open and I really appreciate that. A lot of times when kids get older, they don't want to hear everything or don't want to hear what they don't want to hear. In Will's case, he's a real student of the game.
"He's trying to learn and evaluate himself in the process, and he's open to my suggestions and what I might have to say," Bill continued. "It's funny, though, as he gets older, I'm listening to him a lot more in my situation, too. He's a very smart player and a knowledgeable hockey person and there are a lot of times in our conversations when I'm getting more from him than he's getting from me."
It's true. Will's developed a real interest in coaching in recent years. The two men frequently exchange ideas and opinions over the styles that teams play, generating what's usually a compelling back and forth given their experiences in the game.
Maybe, if the stars align one day, Will could join the Salem State chapter of the family business, where Andrew is a member of Bill's coaching staff and John, once a coach as well, runs the school's arena, the O'Keefe Center.
"I haven't thought of that," Bill said with a laugh. "My whole family's working together and it's a great thing, but we're all rooting for Will, watching and supporting him."
"I want to have as long a playing career as I possibly can," Will said. "That's all I'm worried about right now. But when I'm done, I'd love to coach hockey. I've never envisioned myself doing anything else besides being in this game."
It's easy now to forget that frustrating period in Omaha when a 19-year-old Will considered walking away and the significance of Bill's intervention, one that eventually could help propel his son into the National Hockey League.
"I know what he wanted to do," remembered Bill, speaking as much as a coach as a father. "He wanted to push the envelope and play at the highest level. He decided to go to the USHL and had a tough first year. It's a great league, it was a solid team and he had some ups and downs. It was a growing year for him. I think he met that challenge and developed from it. It was a positive then and it continues to be now."
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"They believed they could really do it, they just knew they could go up against the 9 other top teams and win," said Kevin Waspi, assistant professor of finance. Such was Waspi's response to being asked to describe the special quality inherent in the ILLINOIS College of Business team competing for the first time in the local level of the CFA Institute Research Challenge.
The Chartered Financial Analyst Institute is a global organization with four regions that promote excellence and professionalism among financial analysts. The CFA Research Challenge provides a means to test bright young analysts who desire to advance in the world of asset management and securities analysis.
Waspi, who serves as a faculty mentor for the CFA Institute, interviewed 10 students last fall and selected five to represent ILLINOIS in the competition held on February 16, of this year. The team was comprised of one undergraduate student and four graduate students.
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Together they "put forth a herculean effort" in preparation for the competition, said Waspi. They prepared a report based on an extensive analysis of Zebra Technologies Corporation, then prepared a five-minute oral presentation delivered to a panel of senior company executives.
Jim Goss '72 worked with students as their industry mentor. His expert analysis skills and extensive experience, including past president of the CFA Society of Chicago made him an excellent resource for the students.
The ILLINOIS team met in Chicago in February with teams from 9 other schools, including, DePaul University, Illinois Institute of Technology, Loyola University Chicago, Northern Illinois University, Northwestern University, Saint Xavier University, University of Chicago, University of Illinois at Chicago, and University of Notre Dame.
The ILLINOIS team placed third.
Waspi is proud of the partnership developed over the years between the Department of Finance and the CFA and the strong curriculum that closely aligns with CFA values and proficiencies.
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PHILADELPHIA – Coming off its season-opening tournament last weekend at Princeton, the University of Pennsylvania women's golf team is right back in action this Friday through Sunday at the Yale Fall Intercollegiate. The 54-hole tournament will feature one round each day on the famed Yale Golf Course.
The field will include two teams from the host Bulldogs as well as 16 other schools. In addition to Penn, Dartmouth will represent the Ivy League. Teams are scheduled for an 11 a.m. shotgun start on Friday; an 8 a.m. start on Saturday based on Friday's results; and a 9 a.m. shotgun start on Sunday. Yale Golf Course that plays at par-70 and measures 6,044 yards.
Penn's lineup will be freshman-laden this weekend, with only junior Amanda Chin outside of that class. The others will include Marissa Kay -- who was the Quakers' low scorer last weekend at Princeton -- Sophia Chen, Isabella Rahm, and Franchesca de la Torre.
"I am looking for the team to learn from their experience last week at Princeton," said head coach Mark Anderson. "Marissa played very well last week, but it could have been even better. I would like to see two or three players step up this week and play like I know they can.
"We have a very young team heading to Yale this week (four freshmen and one junior), but they have a ton of potential. They worked hard the past two days and are all looking to improve last week's performance. I know as this team gets more comfortable this fall they will play some very solid golf. We are focusing on improving our putting, short game, and mental game. If we can reduce the number of 3-putts and mental mistakes, we should finish in the top third of the large field at Yale."


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Watch out Brits. You might want to think twice before you or your kids shop at Bridges shopping centre in Sunderland. Why? Well, according to local police, "Bridges shopping centre is a hotbed of paedophile activity and sexual assaults happen there all of the time." That is what a local cop said to a father after a mall security guard lodged a complaint against him for taking pictures of a kid - his son.
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Although McSweeney's is mostly known for their hysterical satiric articles, here is a rare non-fiction one. In it attorney, Wajahat Ali, documents his frustrating but determined fight with Wells Fargo to negotiate a loan modification for his clients. His determination and constant threats to declare bankruptcy and/or to sue the bank paid off and Wells Fargo eventually relented. His clients have a modified loan.
Some takeaways from this article are:
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2. "Stated income" loans, where you just tell the bank what your income is without having to prove it (lie), are illegal. If your fight goes to court, there is a good chance that the whole loan will be thrown out and you will get your house for free.
3. California just passed a law that prevents lawyers from working on loan modifications on retainer. Although it stops a lot of scammers, it also reduced the number of lawyers who are interested in doing the work.
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Tariq Davis was shot in the 200 block of W. Orange St. in San Bernardino at 12:21 a.m. March 10 and died of his injuries at 8:50 p.m., officials said.
The San Bernardino Police Department homicide detail, officials said, is investigating the incident.
San Bernardino Police Department Lt. Rich Lawhead said on Sunday morning homicide detectives were working and canvassing the neighborhood.
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TUKWILA — The Seattle Sounders, who added several key players late in the preseason and even after the Major League Soccer season started, knew it might take some time to come together and play their best.
Still, nobody really saw this season's dismal start coming. The Sounders, who advanced to the Western Conference semifinals last season and who are not shy about stating their goal this season is an MLS Cup title, are 0-2-1 after three games. That record has them tied for last place in the conference.
But even if this season hasn't gone according to schedule so far, nobody in rave green is panicking just yet, especially not with so many reinforcements coming in this week. In last weekend's loss in San Jose, Seattle was without three players (Eddie Johnson, Mario Martinez and Obafemi Martins) away on national team duty and other key players were sidelined by injury. The injured included midfielders Shalrie Joseph, who has yet to play this season, and Brad Evans, who suffered a calf injury earlier this month that has kept him out of the past two games.
Joseph, added as a designated player last month, and Evans both returned to full training this week and appear to be on track to play Saturday in Salt Lake City. Martins, Johnson and Martinez should be back in training Thursday, though their availability for Saturday will depend on, in the case of Martinez and Johnson, how they recover from Tuesday's World Cup qualifiers. (Johnson did not start for the U.S. Tuesday, but entered the game against Mexico early in the second half as a sub. Martinez got the start for Honduras.)
In Martins' case, his availability to play how his body handles the travel he has been through in the past couple of weeks. Martins, Seattle's splashiest acquisition this season, flew from Spain, where he had been playing for Levante, to Seattle when that deal was completed two weeks ago. After making his Sounders debut off the bench against Portland, he went from Seattle to Nigeria for national team duty, and then on Tuesday he flew back to Seattle.
Odds are that not every one of those players will start Saturday, but even having some of them starting or available off the bench should help against Real Salt Lake. However, Sounders coach Sigi Schmid cautions that he won't rush anyone into action, no matter how much his team could use a victory.
"It's important that we are healthy, and it's important that we're playing well as we move forward into the season," Schmid said. "And to try and rush somebody up because we're panicking or something because we haven't gotten a win yet, and then have him suffer an injury that takes him out for a long period of time makes no sense."
After his first full practice with the team in two weeks, Evans agreed that it is far too soon for players to panic, and from what he saw, he doesn't see that happening.
"Everybody's bouncing back," Evans said. "I think we take a look at the first three games, and obviously it's not the way we wanted to start the season; no team wants to start that way. … It's not time to panic, things like that. There comes a time where you losing a lot of games and it becomes chippy and practice doesn't become fun any more. It becomes your backs are up against the wall, and we haven't hit that point yet."
For Joseph, watching from the sideline as his new team struggles has been tough. He hopes to get on the field Saturday, but like everyone else on his team, he doesn't think the early struggles are indicative of what's to come.
"Having started so slow, it's kind of frustrating, but it's a long season," he said. "We've got to put that one behind us ? and look forward to this weekend. A lot of games left. We get everybody on the same page, get everybody practicing, get everybody competing, and once we start finding our identity there's going to be good soccer to watch, because we've got great players on this team."
The Sounders will be without starting goalkeeper Michael Gspurning next week for the first leg of their CONCACAF Champions League semifinal against Santo Laguna. Gspurning received his second yellow card of Champions League play during Seattle's quarterfinal win over Tigres, which earned him a one-game suspension.
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for one, the NHS shouldnt exist...should all be private
number 2, how are u a victim if you dont find society perfect and feel you have to move away? society cant be built around everyones ideals, only the vast majoritu, thats why we live in a democratic society and have the right to vote. you also have the right to complain and protest, like i would do with mma...i wouldnt consider myself a victim
here a better solution for your problem....stop been a bum, get a hgood job and pay your water bill on time...problem solved


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Bureau of Economic Geology, The University of Texas at Austin (www.beg.utexas.edu).
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Three-dimensional computer modeling was once limited to the playground of the majors, as software, hardware, and manpower requirements were prohibitively expensive for independent professionals. Technology has been evolving steadily over the past decade, and 3-D modeling tools are now fairly common in the toolkit of many subsurface geologists.
Historically, geologists have described geologic problems with 2-D renderings (maps, cross sections, tables, and graphs). The application of 3-D and 4-D (time being the fourth component) modeling tools to these geologic problems has had tremendous impact on the description and modeling of hydrocarbon and water subsurface reservoirs. In some cases, the models indicate that many of these original interpretations adequately described the system, whereas in other cases we are seeing things that we never dreamed possible.
The modeling and visualization of complex subsurface geology, combined with the ability to model the movement of fluids and gases within and through the volume, have revolutionized our understanding of subsurface behavior. Models now help oil companies extract incremental hydrocarbon reserves previously thought to be unrecoverable and help hydrologists model the volume and quality of water in aquifers to forecast future resource allocations.
I will emphasize the importance of accurate geologic frameworks in 3-D modeling and show several animated examples of 3-D hydrocarbon and aquifer models, mainly from Texas. In addition, airborne and ground-based laser technology owned and operated by the Bureau of Economic Geology will be highlighted. We might even catch a ride on the back of a camcorder with a headlamp and head into the subsurface of Central Texas to look at the Edwards aquifer, and of West Texas to visit a classic Texas giant oil field.


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Ryan Braun is Put on Bereavement List
According to the Milwaukee Brewers twitter account, Ryan Braun was placed on the bereavement list today. The Brewer Nation twitter account noted that because of this he will be missing three to seven games and it's likely he will not play during the Arizona series.
#Brewers Transaction: Ryan Braun was placed on the bereavement list effective today due to a family medical issue.— Milwaukee Brewers (@Brewers) July 11, 2013
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1. What was the one thing about your venue that made you know it was the one?
Caleb and I went to a friend's wedding at the Harbor on Possum Kingdom Lake in May of 2010 and absolutely fell in love with the venue. {Their wedding was actually the first wedding to be held in the chapel, which made it even more special.} The chapel was breathtaking, the scenery was gorgeous, and the reception on the lake was a perfect fit for us. When we left that weekend, we both looked to each other and said, "We are getting married here!" After we got engaged May 24, 2012, this was by far the first and easiest decision for us both. We knew we wanted a fun and laid back wedding, one that was memorable for us and for our guests. What we had in mind was a romantic, rustic-themed wedding and the Harbor venue offered the best of both worlds.
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1. The Harbor Venue and Cabin Accommodations: The Harbor venue offered the indoor-outdoor atmosphere we were hoping to find for our wedding day. We were able to set up a tent and dance floor where the band performed and all of our family and friends got to enjoy the night dancing, singing and having the time of their lives with us! The Hide-Away Cabins were wonderful accommodations for our families and our wedding party. They were super close to the venue, and they offered lots of fun activities to keep everyone entertained for the weekend.
2. The Band: Identity Theft Band brought the party to life with their upbeat music and fun personalities. They played a mix of country, pop, rock and oldies. The dance floor was crowded all night long!
3. The Flowers and Centerpiece Arrangements: The flowers and centerpiece arrangements were put together by Bows and Arrows with the help of our amazing wedding planner, Britney Ratto of RSVP Events. These ladies were the masterminds behind the wonderful eclectic, romantic, and rustic look that I had hoped for. The collection of bud vases, mercury glass votives, old wooden crates, old frames, burlap and lace were all used to create my dream wedding.
3. Give us the one moment in your wedding you can't stop thinking about.
The kiss was by far the most magical moment of the night. Caleb swept me off my feet and took my breath away. Literally! {This was not planned by the way, so thank goodness we didn't both go tumbling down to the floor.} We were surrounded by our amazing family and friends, and we were finally Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Hopson. It was a perfect moment that we will both cherish forever. A huge thank you to our amazing photographer, Derrick Tribbey, for capturing all of the details and special moments throughout the day!


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Justin Bieber debuted a new hairstyle over the weekend — and it's totally retro. To the delight of tween girls everywhere, the "Boyfriend" singer has brought back his signature hair flip.
The 19-year-old sported the throwback look which helped make him famous on Sunday during New York Fashion Week. Seated front row at the Y-3 runway show, Bieber had on a black shirt and leather drop-crotch pants with white hightop sneakers. For most of the show he wore a hat, but when he first sat down he left it off, revealing his hairstyle.
While it's fun to see his old style — which his young fans were, well, flipping over on Instagram ("THE FLIP !!! OMG," wrote _steph_0126) — there was something very new about his overall look, too. He was sporting a mustache!
If you look closely you can see that The Biebs is trying to rock some man fuzz. We say trying because he's just not all the way there yet. The teenager's 'stache is light in color and not particularly thick. It looks more like a dust bunny than the Tom Selleck.
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Question...if I was using gerix wifi cracker to capture a WPA handshake...I have read that I need a device connected to the network in order to get the handshake.
If I used a seperate computer to connect to the network with a random key, that is not the correct key for the network...I get the handshake. Would this be usable? Or does the device that is "connected to the network" have to have the correct network key in order to capture a usable handshake?


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The Brainiacs are the members of McKinley's academic decathlon club. The club has only been mentioned in A Night of Neglect so far. Although not much has been said about the club, they are seen to be extremely successful, winning at Regionals against Carmel High School's team (which includes Sunshine Corazon) and ultimately winning Nationals in Detroit, Michigan.
Brittany is the team's secret weapon who was bribed with Dots and helped the team win against Sunshine with Cat Diseases as her topic. The final round's topic was White Rappers.
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Ogden • There might have been a few first-round jitters, but Olympus settled in quickly and did what it had time and again this season play defense and share the ball.
The Titans made nearly every Woods Cross possession a grind and had five players each score nine points as they held off Woods Cross 50-43 to advance in the Class 4A boys' state tournament Tuesday night at the Dee Events Center.
"It's a little nerve-wracking at the start, but once you get going … it's great," Olympus guard Connor Haller said. "[Woods Cross] just played tough, physical, pressure defense the whole game. And we've been known for our defense the whole year."
Haller scored seven of his nine points in the first half, when points were at a premium. Olympus managed just five points in the second quarter, partly because, in coach Matt Barnes' view, the Titans played tentatively on offense.
"We shot one field goal [in the half]," Barnes said. "We were very timid and passive. I said we have to be more aggressive. We have to get inside."
The Region 7 champion Titans (17-5) went to the line 20 times in the second half.
Luke Jowers scored 11 points and Skylar Farnes added 10 for Woods Cross (13-9), which made just 1 of 9 from 3-point range in the second half.
A buzzer-beating, banked-in 3-pointer by Olympus' Jaren Jones gave the Titans some separation at 31-23 entering the fourth quarter.
"That was huge," Haller said. "It was a huge lift. Got the lead up, gave us some confidence."
Jones scored seven of his nine points in the second half. Coulson Hardy, Jake Lindsey and Alec Monson also scored nine points apiece.
Olympus may have had a slight advantage in the pregame scouting department. Assistant coach Todd Street was Woods Cross' coach for nearly a decade before this season.
"He knows those kids very well," Barnes said. "He gave us a lot of good insights. … Our defense has been tremendous this year. That's what kept us in the game."
Storylines Titans 50, Wildcats 43
O Five Olympus players score nine points in the win.