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In August of 2010 Microsoft alerted us to a new attack vector. The class of vulnerabilities is called "Insecure Library Loading". So far 18 Security bulletins have been released due to Insecure Library Loading. MS11-075 is with Microsoft Active Accessibility and MS11-076 is with Media Center. This class of attacks can also find vulnerabilities in third-party programs so admins should be alert to updates from other vendors.
Multiple vulnerabilities are found in some kernel-mode drivers. The kernel is the core of the operating system and kernel-mode drivers can be especially bothersome since they access the kernel directly. These are addressed in MS11-077.
MS11-078 has to do with vulnerabilities in .NET framework and Microsoft Silverlight.
After installing the updates (MS11-079) for Microsoft Forefront User Access Gateway (UAG) the administrator must additionally open the console and activate the configuration. Users with access to the UAG are vulnerable but the patches are made on the server.
The update MS11-080 addresses a privilege elevation vulnerability in the in the Microsoft Windows Ancillary Function Driver (AFD). For Windows XP and 2003 it replaces a similar fix released last June. The vulnerability addressed here however had not been publicly disclosed.
MS11-081 is a critical update for Internet Explorer. It addresses multiple vulnerabilities by modifying the way IE handles objects in memory. This update applies to all supported versions of IE.
For those running Host Integration Server which integrates with IBM systems, MS11-082 provides an update for two publicly disclosed vulnerabilities. A properly configured firewall would mitigate these DoS attacks and is suggested as a workaround.
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A Guide to the Wiggs Newton Babb Papers
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Various papers relating to Texan Wiggs Newton Babb's service in World War I.
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Wiggs Newton Babb Papers, ca. 1919, Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin.
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The DIY device can be assembled using commercially available parts.
Hack A Day reports that a hobbyist inventor, simply called Mark, has claimed to have created the world's first solar-powered 3D printer. The device is based on an open-source RepRap Mendel 3D printer than can be assembled at home from commercially available pieces. Mark connected the DIY printer to a 40-watt solar panel and two batteries, which can power the device without any help from the grid.
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Synagogue leaders in some Southern cities today asked police about security measures and raised the question of engaging private armed guards on a 24-hour basis. Police gave full cooperation and reassurance of protection, but asked that moves taken be given no publicity.
However, it was made known in one city that special equipment was issued to police assigned to a synagogue protection detail. This was described as a new method of electronic surveillance. Orders were also given to shoot to kill if saboteurs failed to heed police.


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Jun 30, 2012 - StaffJuanita Gail Hill, 61, died Tuesday, June 19, 2012, at her home in Rock Spring, following a battle with lung cancer. She was the daughter of Emma Jean Ross of Lander.
Cremation has taken place and memorial services were Saturday, June 23, at the Mount of Olives Lutheran Church in Rock Springs.
Juanita Gail Ross was born Oct. 16, 1950, in Roswell, N.M., the daughter of Robert F. and E. Jean (Hodges) Ross. She attended schools in Gurdon, Ark.
She married Les L. Hill on Sept. 23, 1972, in Evanston.
Mrs. Hill was employed at Ted's Supper Club as a waitress for 25 years and left in January 2011.
She ran the Holiday Craft Fair for 32 years.
Her family said she loved to fish and spend time outdoors with her family.
Survivors include her husband, Les L. Hill of Rock Springs; her mother, Emma Jean Ross of Lander; one son, Robert Duane Hill and wife Linett Holly of Huntsville, Ala.; one daughter, Jennifer Denise Hill of Denver; one brother, Robert Dean Ross and wife Jean of Aiken, S.D.; brother-in-law, Doug Hill and wife Linda of Morton; two grandchildren, Carson Shelby and Kennedy Nicole Holub; two nieces, Cheri Wells and husband David of Bozeman, Mont., and Nacona Hengen and husband Aaron of Boulder; two nephews, Jared Ross of Aiken, S.C., and Cody Hill and wife Kristy of Fontanelle; great nieces, Camrynn and Alanna Wells of Bozeman, Mont.; great nephews, R. Hawk Ross of Aiken, S.C., and Tracer Hengen of Boulder; 18 cousins; one aunt and one uncle.
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The following correction was printed in the Guardian's Corrections and Clarification column, Saturday August 30 2003.
In the article below, we stated that Pat Barker had won the 1995 Booker prize for the first novel in her Regeneration trilogy. The prize was awarded for The Ghost Road, the third book in the series.
Double Vision
by Pat Barker
320pp, Hamish Hamilton, £16.99
Pat Barker has reinvented herself as a novelist every decade. In the 1980s, she started to publish novels about working-class women in northeastern England, including one about the victims of a Yorkshire Ripper-like serial killer. In the 1990s, Barker confounded critics who found her work too regional and feminist with the Regeneration trilogy, about shellshock, male hysteria, trauma and recovery in the first world war, based on such figures as the psychologist WHR Rivers and the war poets Sassoon and Owen. With these novels, the first of which won the Booker prize in 1995, Barker established herself as a major presence in British fiction; she had "emerged from a kind of chrysalis", wrote Justine Picardie in the Independent, "from the ghetto of being a 'woman's writer'."
Indeed, Barker specialised in exploring masculine codes of war, bonding and courage. Moreover, in the Regeneration series, men are the therapists, the geniuses, the poets, the psychopaths, the heroes and the killers; women are shadowy, or motherly, figures on the margins. While Barker analysed the hazy line that separates creativity and criminality, valour and madness, she wrote about these qualities as extremes of the male psyche. Having faced complaints about her work being too much about women in the 80s, Barker had to contend with new objections about the absence of women in her novels of the 90s. In fact "there is a woman on every page", she recently told Guardian interviewer Maya Jaggi, "- me".
But what does it mean psychologically and socially to be a woman writer imagining slaughter, trauma, combat and atrocity? Barker's silent presence as the omniscient imagination behind the stories doesn't answer many questions; in these novels, the female artist may hover over the page, but she is missing from the story, an empty space at the centre of the narrative. In interviews, Barker has described the novelist's role as akin to the therapist's - the invisible witness, protected from contagion. As she told Jaggi, she sees the novelist as "totally involved but also totally detached ... enabling you to take hot coals out of the fire without being burned". This oven-mitt view of authorship, however, seems naive or evasive, especially from a writer so immersed in psychiatric and psychoanalytic theory. Having written profoundly about the counter-transferences in the therapeutic relationship of Rivers and Sassoon, Barker cannot believe that the artist is immune to horror and trauma.
Since 2000, however, her work has gone in a new direction, with more self-reflexive and self-critical novels, influenced by her re-reading of Dostoevsky, about crime and punishment, and the ethics and responsibilities of witnessing. In Border Crossing (2001), a psychologist named Tom Seymour gives the testimony that convicts a 10-year-old juvenile murderer and psychopath, Danny Miller. Seymour re-encounters Danny as an adult and, guilt-ridden about his authority to condemn, is drawn into Danny's seductive and lethal web. Now, in Double Vision, Barker more directly confronts her involvement, guilt and responsibility. In this novel, she acknowledges, she is "questioning the nature of my imagination - not a comfortable one". By examining her own fascination with violence and atrocity, and her own attraction to the serial killer, the psychopath, and the stalker, Barker has joined the territory of contemporary women writers such as PD James, Ruth Rendell, Patricia Cornwall and Joyce Carol Oates, not least in her experimentation with doubles. Her characters too, in their objectification of others, and their obsession with order and ritual, have something in common with the novelist.
The experience of reading Double Vision is like watching a hologram. There is a dominant image, intricate and coherent, perhaps even contrived in its neatness. But shimmering behind or next to it is another image, which complicates the reality and stability of the first. Barker's overt plot concerns Stephen Sharkey, an all-too-obviously predatory foreign correspondent, who comes to a village near Newcastle hoping to recover from his nightmares of Rwandan massacres, Bosnian rapes, and ambushes in Afghanistan, where his best friend, the war photographer Ben Frobisher, was killed. His marriage has ended, perhaps because of his career, and he has hung up his flak jacket and taken three months out to write a book about representations of war, based mainly on Ben's pictures.
While war correspondents, Barker has said, are the war poets of our era, traditional pastoral myths of the soldier's return are no longer meaningful. The northeast is burned over, as scarred as a battle-zone by the pyres of foot-and-mouth disease. Stephen can find no respite from violence and conflict in this setting, and learns to accept it as an unavoidable element in contemporary life.
Rather too coincidentally, Stephen's neighbours in the village include not only his brother - a doctor and father of a death-obsessed child with Asperger's syndrome - but also Ben's widow, a sculptor recovering from a car accident, who has been forced to hire a man to help her with her work. She has been commissioned to sculpt a colossal Christ figure for the local cathedral. Kate plays her role in the overt plot, but more interestingly, in the covert plot, she is a stand-in for Barker herself. Alongside her commission, she is working on a group of seven plaster figures influenced by the terrorists of September 11, these men "lean, predatory, equally ready to kill or die". Kate's attraction to these frightening male figures, and to their psychology, parallels Barker's fascination with lurid male fantasies of stalking, rape, torture and murder, all represented in this novel. Moreover, Kate Frobisher needs the armature of her statue of Christ - "It mustn't fall over" - to support her vision, just as Barker uses historical fact and real accounts to brace her narratives - Sassoon and Rivers in Regeneration, Martin Bell and John Simpson's memoirs in this book. Through her characters, Barker investigates the paradox of the female imagination behind these horrific male images. Like Kate, perhaps, she cannot explore "the ideas she wants to explore using the female body".
Or perhaps she is drawing on some dark impulses in herself. "How do you turn a real person into a fictional character?" someone asks in the novel. "Add bits of yourself," Kate replies.
In another coincidence, the helper Kate hires is a handsome young odd-job man and gardener named Peter Wingrave, another allegorical character who first appears with a scythe - the grim reaper. Peter is the newest identity of Danny Miller, the charismatic and opaque child-murderer of Border Crossing. He has been taken in and helped in a Fresh Start initiative for ex-convicts by the local minister, a man in liberal denial about his own violent impulses. Peter is a sinister, voyeuristic presence in the community, but he also wants to be a writer or a therapist. In a disturbing way, he also figures, as Kate does, as a double for Barker, for the writer. In a menacing chapter at the centre of the book, Stephen reads two short stories Peter has had published, "Inside the Wire" and "The Odd-Job Man". Both stories are about men stalking and terrorising or torturing helpless women; both "kept slipping into sympathy with the predatory behaviour they attempted to analyse". And yet, of course, Barker has imagined these stories, and she has also said that she has not yet finished writing about Danny/Peter, although he is "everything in human nature that resists redemption".
The overt plot is explicitly concerned with the morality of writing about and representing atrocity and war. Is watching TV news voyeurism? Is reporting and photographing complicit and addictive? When does "witnessing" become "disseminating"? Were the attacks of September 11 "designed to be a photo-opportunity ... the appetite for spectacle used against the west"? Kate and Stephen look at a Goya drawing, and the epigraph to the novel is from Goya: "One cannot look at this. I saw it. This is the truth." But these meditations on artistic truth, however timely and admirable, seem pat and overly tidy in contrast to the ragged glimpses of a darker, more private artistic conscience that occasionally flashes before us. Jane Smiley has said that "authors live in a dialogue with their work and their work is their inner life made concrete". Barker is beginning to examine the secret inner life in her work, but this double vision is ultimately concealed or withheld. Perhaps before she can make this dialogue public, she needs to confront it in autobiography.
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Reset PRAM and NVRAM
If that didn't work, then restart your Mac in Safe Mode. Booting in to Safe Mode will do some limited repairs to the system files. To boot into Safe Mode, turn off your Mac. Turn it back on and immediately hold down the Shift key on your Keyboard. Release the Shift key when you see the gray Apple and progress indicator. Let the Mac boot up to Safe Mode.
Sadly neither thing did anything: all I get is a blue screen
yes it's installing - I'll get back to you in 45 mins or so ...
Well. What that did I'm not sure. No clock. The machine is still recycling to a blue screen. The wireless mouse is disabled. The OS X disc mounts on the desktop and then disappears as the blue screen comes on and off.
Most of them yes. I'm a filmmaker and rely on After Effects but I have the discs to reinstall CS5 if I need too...
We're getting down the drastic end now! Ok tell us what to do next.
Yes! Back to year zero. Now the fun starts putting everything back the way it was!
Yes, more fun than I really wanted. Do I just log out now?
I have a DVD player - I would have noticed that! Hard to check a DVD without it but no iPhoto.
Do have iTunes though.
I have a Mac OSX install DVD and another disc 'Applications Install DVD' I tried installing the second disc but installation failed for an unknown reason perhaps iMovie was on there? Although the icons seemed to be the programs I had already...
I've looked at the optional Install items - iMovie is not there.
I'll have a go but it's not possible at the moment. I'm using an old G5 Mac (don't ask why!) to Email and it doesn't have an airport card so I'd have to shut both machines down and switch the Enet cable over. The iMac is rendering a composition at the moment and will be some time. A friend of mine has a selection of OSX discs and a recent copy of iLife so I could try them but not until tomorrow.
I have a S/H Macbook that has the same problem, I thought for a moment that I'd used the wrong disc on the clean install but no the iMac is 10.6.4 and the Macbook is 10.6.3. iLife wouldn't install iMovie on the Macbook! (Not that I care! I can get by capturing video with Premier Pro)
No I didn't get iPhoto, iDVD, or iMovie with the MacBook and iLife failed to install them for an 'unknown reason'
No it still doesn't go to the current time if you drag to the composition window. Alt, click, In does move it to the current time but that makes composing a time lapse sequence even more laborious.
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EMU, Lansing Community College sign articulation agreement to help students
YPSILANTI — Eastern Michigan University and Lansing Community College have signed an articulation agreement that will make it easier for students to complete a degree.
The agreement, which applies to any major in the College of Business, is a formal guide that guarantees specific courses and the business programs from LCC will transfer to EMU and meet requirements toward the completion of a business degree from the COB.
"We are recognizing the quality of their students, faculty and curriculum," said David Mielke, dean of EMU's College of Business. "In particular, we realize the innovation that LCC has developed in their associate degree business programs. It is a strong base for the completion of our bachelor's degree program."
"This agreement allows students to transfer the whole management program from Lansing Community College without losing any credit. Students can go on in management or choose from any of the other business majors at Eastern," said Patricia Cygnar, director of community college relations for EMU. "This has become a model that we are using with other community colleges. I have really enjoyed working with LCC and the College of Business. Everyone has been focused on finding solutions to make it easier for students to transfer. I think we'll see many good students choosing to transfer to EMU because of this."
"It is important that we provide service to students," Mielke said, explaining that the agreement will provide a study plan to assure that the courses that students complete at LCC will not only apply for their associate degree there, but also for their bachelor's degree at EMU.
Enrollments at community colleges continue to grow at a rate faster that those at four-year institutions. Mielke estimates that about 50% of the students in the COB transfer from community colleges.
"We want to build stronger cooperative relationships with community colleges and attract their students to our business programs. We view them as partners to provide the best educational opportunities for our students," said Mielke.
Eastern Michigan University is a public, comprehensive university that offers programs in the arts, sciences and professions. EMU prepares students with the intellectual skills and practical experiences to succeed in their careers and lives, and to be better citizens.
Eastern Michigan University is a public, comprehensive university that offers programs in the arts, sciences and professions. EMU prepares students with the intellectual skills and practical experiences to succeed in their career and lives, and to be better citizens.
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From The Atlantic
The Irish capital is pockmarked with empty parcels. With tough new property laws planned for this year, that could change.
In cities like Buffalo, empty homes make neighborhood restoration a serious challenge. But one group has a clever fix.
A Philadelphia local transformed a lot into a park on his own dime. But the city says the conversion was illegal, and is threatening to sue.


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Yeah, well i have had the very same bsods. They are typical for ram not working well. The Dlink athrx.sys one looks a bit hmmm perhaps but rest I would not take literally.
Something is causing them and making Nvidia, Dlink, Firefox, whatever appear evil/broken. Firefox dont cause bsod and notepad should never stop responding. I put all money on hardware but if not then perhaps athrx.sys thingy is to blaim. Wont be 5 things, only 1. Once fixed all other problems are also fixed.
May be risk of snowball effect if some system drivers are corrupt, get more and more bsods pointing left and right.
Easier to attack Vista when hardware is declared stable, to avoid running around in a circle.
Not sure about windowswcpotherfailure3 error - might have to run through this https://www.vistax64.com/software-too...air-tools.html if that is not also victim of something else.
OK, now im really confused and a little frustrated.
I've just run an extensive test with 4 passes and i don't think there was any errors. the first pass had taken 2 hours, then i fell asleep. this morning there is no message from mem diag saying there was troubles.
I haven't really changed anything... sure i fixed the voltages but when i put them back as they were before they still passed. I've not had a blue screen for a while now either.
Some would say that's good. But the problem cant be fixed, as i said, nothing has really been done.
Yes i do have a dlink card, running Atheros driver recommended by win update.
and yes i've got a new nvidia driver but i've used both these drivers before without trouble.
I agree that these aren't all to blame. One hardware fault is just causing instability and everything crashes.
Perhaps someone could analyse the bin file left from the mem diag...?
My suggestion is that if you do have original installation disk that came with Dlink card and Atheros drivers, please install drivers that came with it and completely ignore Vistas update.....
Try to roll back Nvidia driver to an older version and see how that goes. If you do have an installation disc, re-install drivers of that disc and see if that helps.
Personally, I can not see why FF would be culprit and causing BSOD but that maybe linked to above 2.
I don't know who can analyse binary files but I will keep looking for you....
1.8v vs 2.1v is not the same so that is a change. What about P95/Orthos blend test? Try with both. If it can run hours with 1.8v then 1.8v is ok, 1.4v is also ok it it works If you can run tuned 4x1gb at 4-4-4 requiring 2.1v with 1.8v it is a miracle or motherboard is overvolting big time. I will not be that surprised memtest approves with 1.8 or 1.88 in readouts, P95 is something else and "Blend" torture the real test.
What about Windows update? Does it work? Device manager look neat with no question marks?
About the Dlink I would go to their forum, search model and get an overview. Perhaps they have beta-driver more stable than official - or a certain version is prefered. Actually I would go more by Windows Update than cd from Dlink if it had to be one or the other - but find out what the deal is. They got 64bit driver problem or not? Other people will have same problem. Use whatever works. In general go to site of manufacturer and get the latest - or if you truly want the latest go to chipset maker, like Realtek.
I assume you dont run 4 Windows Tweakers or any other unnecessary stuff after a clean boot? And of course no virus/spyware as well.
What about install cd from Gigabyte, did you go all the way with Ultra TPM, EasyTune?
About Nvidia driver I would just use latest, 181.22. One of those you should not get from Windows update, only from Nvidia site.
Did sfc /scannow find any corruption? and did you remember chkdsk?
Dont really remember details from those dump files but there were nothing surprising in there considering how Vista behaves when memory is faulty. Same old really. If ram has never caused any problem an equally evil part must be able to make same snowball effect of bsods. Think you can forget about dump files - unless new one comes along! All I can think of is weak power supply or bad overclocking/tweaking - but all you changed was motherboard, all parts worked together before so dont know.
Things do break, may be motherboard has a permanent problem but since you just few hours ago started using correct voltage for ram may a bit too soon to point fingers
You do have latest bios and except for memory stuff there should not be need for tinkering. No auto-oc/tweaking/tuning of any kind. Loading "optimized defaults" + ram setup should be enough. You did say cpu oc was limited by ram - and yet use wrong voltage for ram, excuse me for being sceptical and suggesting you run through bios once again, heh. I rarely trust myself when doing this so dont feel offended...
You know best but if any doubt use cpu-z to check settings in Vista.
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Well i've had no problems since the 25th. Its been running the entire time, with reboots but no down time... and no blue screens or crashes.
I've not changed anything with the drivers. not video or dlink card.
I dont run any tweakers or anything of the sort.
I've ran an extensive Mem diag tool test. took about 8 hours, no crashes.
and an orthos blend test for about 7 hours. no crashes.
i figure its from raising the RAM voltages to 2.1. But when i lowered it again to 1.8 it didn't crash.
How exactly would the sfc /scannow and chkdsk have stopped the problems? if it did.
Im getting really curious if you can run P95 blend test with 1.8v - should not work for long if logic still counts. Another thing is only you know speed of ram. If it is running lower than 800 then more chance less than 2.1v will work. Can be very tricky this. When I had similar problem I could run quite a while without BSOD - I just did not think memory at all, ram was only doing 750, was not tweaking/oc´ing and memtest approved. Almost perfect but only almost. That is where P95 comes in handy Situaton was about the same as when someone pushes oc-limits a bit too far without testing properly - but can play favorite game for hours.
I should have done more research - for example at Corsair forum where they are clear about 4x1gb giving problems on some chipsets and highly suggest to lower speed.
After SFC is done it will state if any problems found. Also will make report in windows/logs/cbs
Chkdsk should also state if anything is found.
You had massive attact of bsods - if gone something must have helped
cpu frequency is @ 8x 399 (3.19ghz) with mem @ 798mhz
why is it i cant raise it one more count to 400 which would have my ram @ 800mhz?
I would not like to say much about overclocking an Intel cpu on Intel chipset.
However, what does System Memory Multiplier do? While on "SPD" does it lock memory to max 800 speed? or 799? May be you need to manually force some value to unlock higher numbers? Like you do with "Cpu host clock control". Would not make much sense you lock ram speed in one setting then overrides it in another.
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"We're growing as a team," says defender Carlos Bocanegra, who has played on the 2002 and 2007 regional champions as well as the 2003 team that lost to Brazil in the semifinals. "We're still pretty young and it's still a transition. We're finding ways to win and I think that's good."
During the Gold Cup the U.S. eked out a tight (1-0) win over Guatemala, won big (4-0) over El Salvador, sweated out 2-1 wins over Panama and Canada after ringing up 2-0 leads, then rallied to beat its fiercest rival in another 2-1 thriller. Periods of dominance, if rarely brilliance, were sometimes followed by alarming spells of confusion.
It's a measure of high expectations in this competition that questions and doubts swirled about the team as it won six straight games. A few of those issues remain.
"We're expected to win this tournament, now," said keeper Kasey Keller after only a dubious offside call robbed Canada of a last-minute equalizer in the semifinal. "Teams respect us, yes, but they also know by knocking us off they've accomplished something.
"Two times in this tournament [Guatemala and Canada] we've had to finish with a man down, two or three times in this tournament we've had two-nil leads and we've let teams back in the game when we had chances to bury them.
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The central pairing of Bocanegra and Oguchi Onyewu needs to be sharper and tougher or changes will be mandatory. There are myriad midfield combinations to be further tested and refined. Where Landon Donovan is best suited to play, whether Clint Dempsey can excel as a second forward, and how quickly Justin Mapp and Michael Bradley and Jonathan Bornstein and several others can develop are yet to be answered.
To every spectacular goal the Americans scored in this tournament can be attached a grotesque miss.
Benny Feilhaber's incredible strike against Mexico, meet DaMarcus Beasley's sitter off the crossbar a few minutes later.
Frankie Hejduk's 30-yard blast into the Canadian net, you must know Landon Donovan's comical whiff.
The Beasley right-footer to trigger the rout of El Salvador is the very antithesis of Dempsey's diabolical dawdle against Panama, don't you agree?
"We took our foot off the gas and we need to suffocate teams," said Bocanegra. "Once we get up two-nothing, not to give them any glimmer of hope. We definitely need to work on that."
That work and much more commences with a changed cast on Thursday in the Copa America with a mostly MLS roster that includes several players yet to don the U.S. jersey in a full international. Less than 24 hours after parading and dancing with the Gold Cup, as a shirtless Frankie Hejduk decked out in wrap-around shades mugged for the photographers, the Copa squad left for Venezuela. The message? Back to work, like most of the world, on Monday.
"Every big game is a test," said Bradley, who faces at least three of them in the Copa. "Throughout each game we talk about what it takes to become a really good team, how to become stronger, how to learn to trust each other. We're very excited about the fact that we could continue to get stronger as a group and win this. It means a great deal to all of us."


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HUDSON — Bryce Durham's black slacks were a little too short.
He borrowed them from a friend to look good on one of the biggest days of his life, but they didn't quite touch the tops of his shoes.
The Hudson guard needed to borrow a pen, too, so he could sign the paperwork completing his basketball scholarship with Doane College in Crete, Neb.
And when the cameras started clicking at his signing ceremony last week, Durham borrowed the parents who helped him through one of the toughest years of his life, the ones who fed him and clothed him and sheltered him after his mother left him for good.
"Hold on," Angela Petersen said as she walked toward Durham. "I didn't cry for my own son."
She breathed in deep to hold back the tears.
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Durham was used to being left alone. He hadn't spoken with his father since he left Texas for Pasco County in seventh grade. He'd been in and out of his grandmother's home, and his mother wasn't always around either.
"My mom kinda runs out of my life," Durham said. "In and out."
But this time was different.
He was living with his mom and sister when his mother called him in the fall to say she was leaving the state. When he got back from school one day in November, she was gone.
His sister left a few days later, to move in with her boyfriend before the birth of their child. That left Durham alone in his house, more confused than afraid, until the rent ran out at the end of the month.
"I was kinda stressing it," Durham said.
He started staying over with his close friend, Zack Petersen, an AAU and Hudson teammate. Durham would spend a few days at the Petersens' home, then go home for more clothes.
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"We just grabbed all my stuff and never came back," Durham said.
The Petersens were used to this, too. Their four children regularly bring home friends, and Durham was the third Cobra the Petersens had housed through bad times.
"If I had a big enough house, I'd have 50 of them," said Zack's mother, Angela.
Durham became one of the Petersens, their fifth child. He shared a room with Zack and accepted a curfew and responsibilities in exchange for food and gas money. They pushed him to study and stay out of trouble, and took him fishing and jet skiing.
"We rode him like we ride our own kids," said Zack's father, Dave.
They rode him because he had potential. Unlike their last two long-term guests, he could get out of Pasco County. His grades were solid, and he had always had a knack for basketball.
Cobras coach Jason Vetter said he knew even when Durham hit puberty that he had the potential to play college basketball somewhere.
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Durham sprouted to 6-foot-1, and his game grew enough for him to average 13 points, six assists and five rebounds as a senior.
Soon after Zack signed with Aurora (Ill.) University, Durham weighed his college options. He could have signed with Pasco-Hernando Community College, but his coaches and friends told him to get away and start anew. He decided on Doane, an NAIA program in Nebraska.
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But when he signed his one-way ticket out, the Petersens were there, alongside his grandmother and coaches.
As Durham sat down to sign his scholarship letter, the black pants he borrowed from Zack inched up. White swooshes poked out from his black socks. When the cameras stopped clicking, Angela lingered and brought Durham close.
"I love you, son."
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Excessive amount of vacuum in fuel tank?
I'm not sure if this is the problem but it seems like it, tried searching the forums too but I'm not finding anything similar posted so far.
Recently replaced my fuel pump with a new one - as a process of elimination for another problem - and in the process knocked a wire off for the fuel gauge. Soldered it back on, problem solved. A week later, fuel gauge dies again and upon taking the fuel pump assembly out discovered that the sender unit was broken and the leg that sits on the bottom of the tank was bent (!). Checked the siphon assembly on the passenger side tank and same problem, the leg was bent and the slider on the fuel sender was shoved right to the top and the plastic was broken, bent etc.
This has only happened recently as two weeks previous we had both out and they were fine. Do not believe it was when we were putting them back in as we fixed them up as best we could on a temporary basis and put them back in and immediately took them out again to check and they were fine. The legs that stand in the bottom of the tank had to be put in a vice to straighten them so it's not so easily done.
I'm back down at my parents house today, to use their garage, and I've taken both units out again 5 days after putting them back in and both legs are bent again and the siphon side sender unit is all shoved to the top and bust again. The only thing I can think of is excessive vacuum in the tanks, which would imply the EVAP system isn't working properly at some point (if it has one? if not, what does it do with fuel vapor?). On the other hand though, I have tried shoving the bottom of the tank myself and it really doesn't move easily, so I don't really believe it would be vacuum compacting the tank which is bending the legs on the sender units.
The vacuum can confirmed when you try to open the fuel cap on the tank. If the car hasn't been running then the cap comes off easily and it doesn't have any vacuum behind it. If it's been running for a while, even just idling, then the vacuum is so strong it's some effort to get the fuel cap off.
So I'm sort of at a loss as to what's causing this. I think it's related to issues I'm getting intermittently whilst driving though, where upon coming to a stop or almost stop the car lags when accelerating, you put your foot down and it struggles to get going, almost feels like fuel starvation for a few seconds.
I found this site: http://www.bmw3-5.org.ua/page-161.html
And I'm wondering has anyone A; had this problem? B; do E36s have systems like in the site linked above? Or is that only in newer models? If not, does anyone know what it has instead?
As far as I understand there's not meant to be ANY vacuum in the tank as it has a breather pipe that comes out at the fuel cap. And there is meant to be a purge system that relieves the vacuum, no? I'm wondering if maybe the tank is collapsing at some point as there isn't really any other way the legs on the sender units could be getting bent.
My car has a 1.6 litre M43 engine, 1993 model so ODB I.
Had a reply and deleted it all by mistake. Dammit.
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-First off, BIG THANKS for actually describing things in detail with backstory and everything. Getting info out of people is like pulling teeth sometimes.
-I suppose it is possible, though unlikely, that you're getting such a strong vacuum that it's collapsing the tank. I have heard of it happening on other cars, but it's VERY rare. The E36 tank has so many ridges in it I'd be surprised at it, but it sure sounds like that's what's happening.
-Yes, you've got an activated carbon container and EVAP system just like that diagram illustrated. I don't believe this would be causing your excess vacuum, but I could be wrong.
-Check your vent hose and fuel pressure regulator. You can check the pressure in the tank, as well, with some simple fittings. I have specs for US cars, but I don't know what proper spec should be for a 316i. I do know that other OBDI cars should be at 3.0 bar +/- 0.6.
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Ok...this is getting ridiculous. Someone come buy a few of these things.
Does anyone know if there SHOULD be a vacuum in the fuel tank when the car is running? I'm away to put my car up on ramps and run it for a while so I can see if it is the tank collapsing at any rate.
Is there an easy/easier method of checking the vent pipe? So far got the driver side rear wheel off and the mud flaps etc off and I can managed to get the vapour tank thingy out but other than the two hoses going into it from either tank and the one going out, there ain't a whole lot to be looking at. Also, why bother with a vent pipe that has an air tight fuel cap that goes on top of it? Seems a bit redundant? Unless it's only for venting when the car is being topped up?
I've bought a new siphon + fuel sender assembly and a new fuel pump assembly to replace them both but I'm avoiding putting them in incase they both just end up mangled.
I just discovered the charcoal cylinder is apparently US only, for your emissions control, so I'm not sure what the EU/UK equivalent is in that case. Frustrating! Haha.
But if it is missing, it seems they've plugged the pipe from the expansion tank straight into the purge valve so the carbon canister isn't there to fill up and isn't there for the expansion tank to be plugged into and isn't there to be plugged into the purge valve.
Any ideas what the expansion tank is for? For when the fuel heats up and expands, I'd presume?
I can imagine the fuel tank is NOT meant to have a vacuum as that would work against the fuel pump, you would want air pressure in the tank to help push the fuel round. I'm struggling to get an answer anywhere on that front though.
Okay, so the fuel tank breather valve is stuck open, so it was creating a mass vacuum in my tank which, it turns out, IS the culprit for the mangled assemblies. My poor car is missing the activated carbon filter, so I'm going to go hunt the scrap yards tomorrow to see if I can get one on the cheap, and I'm going to speak to a couple of places about getting the DME (or ECU if you prefer :P ) reset to A; fix that valve hopefully (if not, replacing time), and B; reset the airbag light I turned on by removing the steering wheel last week. :P
HOPEFULLY, I've hit the nail on the head, or it's back to the drawing board. But this would explain the lack of power after coming to a stop once the car's been running for a while as it needs to create the vacuum to cause the problem. I've just test run it around town, crawling along to try and get the rev/power/acceleration loss with the valve disabled and the hoses plugged and it ran fine and there were no popping/cracking noises from the back when the car was shut off. So fingers crossed that this solves it once i get the bits.
Just an update. Carbon filter IS for US cars only it turns out. So disabling the valve temporarily until I can get the ECU reset has fixed the problem, I may possibly have to replace the valve though, will find out next week if it's an ECU problem or not.
I also changed the oil, oil filter, air filter and I tried changing from Bosche +4 sparks to NGK BKR6EK copper ones and my car is running smooth as silk - I think any difference from changing the type of spark plugs was negligible though, think just fixing the vacuum problem and a change of oil + filter were the biggest differences.
Chuffed to bits though! Just got to get the ECU reset, bearings replaced on one of the rear wheels and the problem with the dash shorting fixed and then it's just bodywork stuff needs done which I'll be doing myself anyway.
But I don't know how I would live without Halfords. :P
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Stephen Brunet
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Associate Professor of Classics
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Right: In the foyer at Murkland Hall, Stephen Brunet and his son, Christopher, hold a replica of a Corinthian helmet.
Et tu, Brunet?
In the common area outside Associate Professor Stephen Brunet's office In the common area outside Associate Professor Stephen Brunet's office in Murkland Hall, the tables are filled each day, and into the evenings, with students. This is "classics central," home of a program respected equally for its quality and consideration for students. "We're tough. We hold high expectations," acknowledges Brunet, who makes it a habit to keep his door open for the inquiring minds outside.
Brunet wants his students—and the program—to succeed. The ancient Greeks, with their "winning is everything" mentality, would admire his drive. The California native received his Ph.D. from the University of Texas in 1998 and joined the UNH faculty that same year. He feels lucky to have been in the position to help hire his colleagues and build the program with them. "We all came in together and share similar interests and can cover a broad range of subjects." It's a collaborative environment, yet challenging in a small department, where faculty rarely teach the same course twice. Brunet is optimistic about the growing enrollments in his Latin courses. Those numbers could translate into future Latin teachers, something Brunet feels the world urgently needs.
The challenge of mastering the ancient languages ("the weirder, the better," says Brunet) is a big draw for students interested in linguistics, and he points with pride to the fact that the UNH classics program is one of the few in public higher education to offer Hittite and Sanskrit.
While essential, the languages are not enough. "Classics students have to know everything," he says. "There's far more to the field than reading the texts. They need to know ancient history. They need a good cultural background to understand the literature and the art."
Brunet says that some are drawn to the classics for deeper insights into their own areas of scholarship. "There's no way to understand English literature without understanding Greek literature," he explains. "Students of Milton or Joyce need to understand classical mythology to fully appreciate the references."
As a graduate student, Brunet thought his scholarship would focus on ancient philosophy, but when he was asked to teach a course on ancient sports, he realized that his true interest was in the historical development of the Greek and Roman games. "To understand the Greeks you have to understand their attitudes toward competition," he says. Such esoteric topics as dwarf gladiators, ancient boxing, and chariot racing fall within the arena of his scholarship, and his expertise has made him a commentator and consultant for several films and documentaries.
His students admire him without reservation. "He is never merely a teacher of the topic. He is a mentor of the mind, and a staunch supporter of each student as a whole," says classics major Michelle LeBlanc.
Brunet takes his teaching seriously and believes that personality and passion are implicit in the mix. "Most of the best teachers are 110 percent of whoever they are. They are memorable because they are unusual, or opinionated, or have their own particular character," he says. And so it is for him. His students fondly recall his famous Ablative of Separation dance. And once, while teaching in Ascoli Piceno with the UNH-in-Italy program, his students wore suspenders—his trademark wardrobe accessory—in emulation, to complete their Carnevale costumes.
That his students trust him enough to accompany him on their mutual educational odyssey amazes him. "What I can accomplish is very much due to the efforts of my students. Although I do not say it often enough, I greatly appreciate students' willingness to take on challenging assignments that in the end help them better understand the ancient world. We attempt to give the whole classics story. It's a complex subject with different aspects. There's something for every one of our students."
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Cycling or Golf Stockings with Fancy Cuff by Nancy Bush
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Cycling or Golf Stockings with Fancy Cuff
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This stocking is adapted from several patterns in Weldon's Practical Stocking Knitter, Volume 12, Sixth Series. This series contains designs for cycling and golf stockings, all sized for men or boys. I have used one of the many cuff patterns offered, and applied it to a boy's ribbed stocking. Although the original cuff pattern calls for two colors, I have used three, and have worked the stocking leg in a size to fit a woman. I've used a Welsh heel and a Star Toe of Three Points for this fun-to-knit stocking.


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About the Book
This yearbook has been produced by Cobh Camera Club members and contains images taken in 2010.
The images record in chronological order, commencing in January, some of the happenings in our community during that time. The 2010 yearbook is our first major printed venture.
The book is being donated to the Cobh Library by the club as a pictorial snapshot of 2010 so that future generations may have a glimpse of our times.
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Small Square, 7×7 in, 18×18 cm
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- Publish Date Aug 19, 2011
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Island Fling
A Custom Home On A Secluded Site Brings Its Own Challenges—and Rewards.
To get to Guemes Island in Washington State's remote and rocky San Juan Islands, you need to have a little patience. From Seattle it's an 80-mile trip north to Anacortes, Wash., where the Guemes Island Ferry docks. You drive your car or truck right onto the boat and spend a leisurely five minutes crossing the Guemes Channel. When the ferry stops in front of Anderson's General Store and the low drone of its motor shuts off, you know you've finally arrived.
Builder Shane Bennett and architect Bernie Baker have made the trip many times. The pair, both based in the Seattle area, spent more than three years collaborating on a 9,500-square-foot vacation house on the island's north side. Bennett even stayed at a nearby bed-and-breakfast during the week so he could manage construction more easily—it didn't make sense for him to spend four to five hours commuting every day. And because most of his subcontractors hailed from the mainland, scheduling their daily arrival and departure times became a crucial issue. The ferry leaves for Guemes every half hour or hour, depending on the time of day, with a two-hour break for lunch. The last trip back to Anacortes, meanwhile, leaves at 6 p.m. during the week. Bennett had to make sure everyone made the boat coming (lest his carefully planned timetable go awry) and going (to avoid disgruntled subs spending an unexpected night on the island). Since the home's building materials came from off-island as well, planning their delivery times further complicated matters. "It was all about scheduling," he says calmly. "Getting things here on time is the key to running a job efficiently."
The island may lie off the beaten path, but the wooded, waterfront site was even more so initially. At the time the clients bought it, the 20-acre property contained no power lines, water pipes, or access road. Baker worked with landscape architect Linda Attaway to design a meandering driveway from the main road to the house, along with two rainwater storage ponds. Rain runoff from the roof is filtered and pumped uphill to the ponds, then used for irrigation. Baker and Bennett also connected an existing well to the house, providing the clients with a potable water supply. And they worked with a civil engineer to create an underground link to the island's electrical and sewer systems.
In addition to making their raw property buildable and habitable, the clients had one main design request. The Seattle couple intended to use the house on weekends and holidays, sometimes for themselves and their young children and sometimes as a gathering place for their extended family. They asked for a house that could accommodate both situations comfortably. Baker's floor plan centers on a kitchen, sitting room, and casual dining room and an upstairs master suite, office, and tower library. A second-floor bridge joins the master bedroom to three kids' bedrooms, and with that the family has all the space they need for a weekend together. When they're entertaining, they and their guests can spread out into another, more formal dining space, a generously sized living room with a massive stone fireplace, and a pair of guest suites separated by a breezeway from the main house.
Baker didn't stop there. He liked the idea of a house that progressively revealed itself, rather than flaunting all its features at once. With that in mind, he designed a cabana wing shielding the pool and tennis courts from view of the driveway and the rest of the house. In the same way, the central portion of the building blocks prime sightlines from the front courtyard to the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Arched portals cut into the building hint at what lies beyond it, but until you step through them you don't get the full effect of the site's privacy and proximity to the water. Nor can you see the entire house from any point on the property, so it never feels too big when the clients are there alone. Since Baker wanted to bring as much natural light inside as possible, he stretched the house out long and thin—in most places, it's just one room deep. Thanks to his careful plotting, the home projects a whimsical quality, as if you never know what's going to be around each corner. "From the office you can see across to the kids' playroom," he says. "It's like the house is looking at you."
Over 900 yards of concrete went into the project, including the foundation, footings, and 8- to 12-foot-high retaining wall. Bennett poured some of it in large, 80- to 90-yard increments, which posed a tricky problem. Since the pours had to be continuous, and since each ferry could only hold one or two concrete trucks, he needed to keep a constant stream of trucks coming onto the island. The two-hour midday ferry break would throw off the entire process. He negotiated with the ferry operators to privately charter the boat during the lunch break. That way it could keep running back and forth all day, and the pours went off without a hitch.
From its immovable concrete base to its steel moment framing to its heavy stone chimneys, the house feels as solid and strong as the glaciers that scraped out its site thousands of years ago. You can easily imagine it standing there for another millennium.


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Helluva runback for a TD. Whoa!
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Helluva runback for a TD. Whoa!
Freeman not showing much so far.
Giants are running the 46 defense a lot, you don't see that much.
and again, if this thread was on the main board it would get a lot of traffic.
Well stated.
Freeman struggling.
This game is awful.
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Feel bad for Eli for his shitty offensive support and Ponder for having to watch his team insist on playing a guy who may not be better than him and clearly is not ready to play.
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This is the worst football by both teams in the regular season that I've ever seen.
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Here we go, another gallery of pictures taken during the presentation of Gareth Pugh's collection here in Paris. The tough cage-shaped warrior pieces he includes in his line are softened by voluptuous volumes and soft line, so the models looked like women from cyber space. Black and white patterns increase this futuristic feel that runs through the whole collection.
Gareth Pugh – cyber space dream
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Rita Ora Strips, Naomi Campbell Starts a Fire, and More From Philipp Plein
Yesterday's Philipp Plein show was a doozy. The show kicked off with a performance from Rita Ora who emerged from a matte black El Camino, which would eventually explode to create an aesthetically pleasing, fiery backdrop for smokin' models (see what we did there?) like Naomi Campbell and Alessandra Ambrosio to walk the runway. The show, which took place in Milan, was inspired by the American dream, which means the set was designed to look like a gas station, naturally. See below for all the exciting things that happened at Plein's fall 2014 show:
Rita Ora emerging:
If Bonnie and Clyde really wanted to cause a scene they would have worn studded bandanas and carried fur coats:
The gas station scene, which included laser lights during the after-party, because why not:
The models wore these blingy belt-bras that said "cowgirl" on them (also, ABS):
Plein and his leading ladies doing their best Sex and the City impression:
Wearing a fur coat amidst a fiery blaze sounds sweatier than riding a crowded subway car in August:
Which is probably why Rita Ora stripped down to her bra:
And of course, Naomi Campbell, whose mere presence we can only assume, is what caused this Milan runway to literally explode:


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China's Chang'e-3 lander and Jade Rabbit rover land on moon
China's "Long March to the Moon" has placed a lander and a rover on the moon. The Chang'e-3 lander and her accompanying Yutu or "Jade Rabbit" rover arrived inside the right eye of the "Man in the Moon" this evening at 9:00PM Beijing time. This marks the first time in more than 40 years anyone has performed a soft lunar landing. All sources point to a successful deployment for the robot visitors.


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Liberty Wins 6th Straight BSC Men's Track Title
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After battling a near five-hour weather delay on Saturday, the Liberty men's squad collected its sixth consecutive team title at the 2012 Big South Outdoor Track & Field Championships. Meanwhile, the Lady Flames placed second behind host Coastal Carolina in the women's competition, at Doug Shaw Memorial Stadium.
The Liberty men's squad racked up 213 points, putting the Flames 78 tallies in front of runner-up Coastal Carolina in the final standings. Liberty has now won this meet 17 times in the 19 years it has been contested.
On the women's side, Coastal Carolina outlasted Liberty by a 234 to 214.5 score to win for the second consecutive year. The Lady Flames' 214.5 points were the most by a runner-up team at this meet since 2007.
The Big South's individual awards (Big South Freshman of the Year, Coach of the Year, etc.) were not conferred Saturday night due to the lengthy delay. Those honors will be announced separately on Monday.
Men's Meet Recap
The victorious Liberty men's team won three individual events on the meet's final day, highlighted by a 1-2-3-4 sweep of the pole vault. The Flames scored a perfect 29 points in the event for the first time since 2000, led by Kolby Shepherd's winning clearance of 16-0.75. Shepherd finishes his Big South career as a three-time outdoor men's pole vault champion and a seven-time overall pole vault titlist, including the Big South indoor meet.
Cody Fridgen took second at 14-11, while freshman Matthew Thompson earned his first All-Big South accolade with a 14-5.25 clearance. Fellow freshman Jon Drablos came in fourth at 13-11.25.
Liberty also fashioned an impressive 1-2-4 finish in the men's discus, tallying 23 points in the event. Ryan Smith won his first career Big South discus title with a personal-best heave of 169-11, making it six straight years a Liberty Flame has won this event.
Smith finished the meet with 28 points, after also winning the shot put and taking second place in the hammer. The Georgia native is the first Liberty men's thrower to sweep the Big South shot put and discus titles since Dan Royal in 2005.
David Scouten's personal-best discus throw of 167-1 earned him the runner-up medal, while Tim Abbott came in fourth with yet another personal-best effort, 163-8.
The Flames' final victory of the day came in the men's 400-meter dash, where freshman Leonard Robbins won in an impressive time of 47.37 seconds. Robbins, who also claimed the Big South indoor 400-meter crown in February, became Liberty's first outdoor men's 400-meter champion since Chad Wilson in 2002. Additionally, his time was the fastest by a Liberty Flame in the 400 since 2005.
That was just one of four races for Robbins on the day. In his other individual event, Robbins took fourth place in the 200-meter dash final, clocking a time of 21.52 into a strong headwind.
Robbins also helped both of Liberty's relay teams place second. The 4 x 100 relay team, which also featured Roderick Spruel, Tarell Williams and Anthony Settje, ran a season-best time of 40.65 seconds.
In the night's final race, which wrapped up around 9 p.m., Robbins, Andre Washington, Paul Arslain and Taylor Courtney posted a time of 3:15.05 for second place in the 4 x 400 relay.
Caleb Edmonds, Liberty's lone entrant in the men's 5K, led for most of the race before ending up second in a time of 14:35.53.
The Flames notched a dozen points in the men's javelin, led by Steve Feister's fourth-place showing. The freshman became the ninth Liberty thrower ever to eclipse 200 feet, with his top throw landing at 202-7.
Jacob DeValve finished the meet with 17 points after his personal-best 196-7 javelin throw took fifth place. Daniel Klase followed in the sixth position with a personal-best 192-5 toss.
The Flames recorded fourth-place efforts in both the men's 800 and 1,500 finals, thanks to Arslain (time of 1:54.72) and Jarred Cornfield (personal-best 3:55.45), respectively.
Courtney was leading the men's 400 hurdles final before a late fall relegated him to a fifth-place finish and time of 54.41. Riley White was sixth in a personal-best 54.99 seconds.
Women's Meet Recap
Jennifer Klugh won a pair of races about seven hours apart on Saturday, the women's 1,500 and 5K finals. She started her day with a second consecutive Big South 1,500 crown, breaking a nine-year-old meet record with her time of 4:29.87. She became the first back-to-back Big South women's 1,500 titlist since the Lady Flames' Rebekah Ricksecker did so in 2007 and 2008.
Later on, Klugh captured the first track 5K championship of her career by almost six seconds, with an outdoor personal-best clocking of 17:25.87. Now ranked No. 3 on the Lady Flames' outdoor 5K list, Klugh was the first Liberty women's runner to win the 1,500 and 5K at the same Big South meet since Heather Sagan in 2002.
Khristina Kanagy came back after her 10K runner-up performance Thursday evening to take fourth place in the 5K, at 17:42.25.
Freshman Mychelle Cumings' longest discus throw of the day, 159-6, won the morning's first event by six feet. It was the longest winning throw at this meet since 2008 and completed a sweep of the women's shot put and discus championships for Cumings. Additionally, Liberty became the first school ever to win all four women's throwing events at the same Big South Championship.
The Lady Flames scored a total of 21 points in the discus, as Jennifer Nicholson threw 145-8 for fourth place, Jocelyn Williams' 145-4 effort took fifth place and Melinda Bendik's season-best 136-5 mark ended up seventh.
Mia Aghaji, who scored a team-high 29 points for the Lady Flames on the weekend, won her third straight Big South women's triple jump title. She earned her title with a season-best 41-0.5 leap, despite a notable headwind.
Behind Aghaji, Alyssa Pegues triple jumped a personal-best 39-6 for fifth place and freshman Melissa Rohwer reached a personal-best 39-0.25 for the seventh spot.
Like the Liberty men's team, the Lady Flames recorded two runner-up efforts in the relays. The 4 x 400 squad of Kiara Bridges, Meghan Burggraf, Melanie Sims and Aghaji qualified for the ECAC meet with the Lady Flames' fastest outdoor time since 2007, a 3:49.03.
Earlier, the 4 x 100 grouping of Sherri Spruel, Abigail Flower, Olivia Charnuski and Pegues sped to the second-fastest time in program history, 45.92.
Burggraf narrowly missed out on her third straight 800-meter crown, with her time of 2:12.01 falling just two-hundredths of a second behind champion Sarah Gentry of UNC Asheville. Teammate Amanda Wimbush earned fifth place with a 2:18.05 posting.
Sims was the women's 400-meter hurdles runner-up for the second straight year, clocking a season-best 1:02.97. Aghaji ended up sixth in 1:05.55 as part of her busy Saturday.
Flower garnered a pair of All-Big South honors on the day, placing third in both the 100 (time of 12.14) and 200 (24.73) dashes.
Charnuski also scored in a pair of individual events, taking fifth in the 100 hurdles in a season-best 14.10 seconds and coming in seventh in the 200 dash at 25.53.
Liberty athletes will be divided up between two different meets next week. Some will head to Philadelphia, Pa., for the prestigious Penn Relays, Thursday through Saturday. Others will venture across the Commonwealth to compete in Friday and Saturday's Highlander Invitational, hosted by Radford.
Men's Team Standings
1) Liberty - 213
2) Coastal Carolina - 135
3) High Point - 98
4) Charleston Southern – 78.5
6) Radford - 57
7) Winthrop - 55
8) Gardner-Webb – 49.5
9) Campbell - 31
10) UNC Asheville - 20
Women's Team Standings
1) Coastal Carolina – 234
2) Liberty – 214.5
3) Charleston Southern – 84
4) Gardner-Webb – 66
5) Campbell – 48
6) Winthrop – 42
7) UNC Asheville – 41
8) High Point – 38
10) Radford – 22.5