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Jets dodge bullet at home against Bills [1:07 PM]
The Sports Network reports: 'John Abraham continued to be a menace on the defensive side of the ball for the Jets, as he recorded three more sacks to up his AFC-leading total to six on the season. It should come as no surprise that Abraham had a huge game against Bledsoe, whom he has sacked eight times in his career - the most of any QB in the league.'
Bills Team Report [1:06 PM]
The Sporting News reports: 'Coy Wire, who had been filling in for SS Lawyer Milloy (arm), was benched because of struggles in pass coverage. Wire's replacement, Pierson Prioleau, is undersized (5-11, 188) and has spent most of his career at free safety. Second-year CB Terrence McGee, playing in place of Troy Vincent (knee), has good speed but is short (5-9) and has trouble covering crossing routes.'
Know him from Adam [12:49 PM]
NFL.com reports: 'What do you remember about your NFL training-camp experience with the Buffalo Bills?
Cain: I remember bumping into Bruce Smith's (butt).'
Bills still looking for winning formula [12:49 PM]
Niagara Gazette reports: 'Sunday�s 16-14 loss to the New York Jets leaves the Bills as just one of two winless teams remaining in the NFL. The good news � or bad news, depending on one�s viewpoint � is that there�s a good chance that number will diminish to one six days from now when the Bills host the winless Miami Dolphins at Ralph Wilson Stadium. Of course, with the offense both teams have, it�s very likely the game could end in a scoreless tie.'
Too little, too late [12:48 PM]
Niagara Gazette reports: '�We keep making the same mistakes,� Buffalo quarterback Drew Bledsoe said. �It�s frustrating. The coaches have put us in a position to win, but we haven�t taken advantage of it.�'
Another long walk [9:01 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'Big whoopee.'
Bills' big men make a large admission [9:00 AM]
Buffalo News reports: '"We didn't close it," Adams said.'
Fletcher turns in huge effort in Bills' defeat [8:57 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'Fletcher's 21 tackles, including 15 solo, during the Bills' 16-14 loss to the New York Jets matched his career high. He had 21 stops (also 15 solo) against the San Francisco 49ers while playing for the St. Louis Rams in 2001.'
McGahee cashes in on his chance to contribute [8:56 AM]
Buffalo News reports: '"It felt good to get out there," said McGahee, who had only 11 carries for 28 yards in the previous three games. "I've just been waiting for my opportunity, just staying patient. Once I get my opportunities, I try to make the most of them."'
From the grasp of victory [8:56 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'Jeff Posey's fourth-quarter interception of Chad Pennington's ill-advised throw was the Bills' first pick in their last eight road games, the equivalent of an entire NFL season.'
Grading the Bills [8:55 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'Coaching (D): Mularkey was brought in to fix offense. Obviously, it's the players. But staff needs to make more of Evans, Moulds.'
All for naught [5:21 AM]
Rochester D&C reports: '"He had every right to be pissed off," guard Chris Villarrial said. "We're out there sputtering and not getting things done. It's good that he got pissed off. Guys started to step up and we put up a fast 14 points. The outcome's not what we wanted, but as far as maturity we took a step today."'
How long will Bills wait for their playmakers? [5:20 AM]
Rochester D&C reports: 'Maybe this Buffalo team that general manager Tom Donahoe has put together is what it is: An 0-4 team that, thanks to a bye week, isn't 0-5 and residing at the bottom of the NFL right alongside the Miami Dolphins.'
Bills D breaks again in clutch [5:19 AM]
Rochester D&C reports: 'But the fact is, for as good as the Bills' defense is, it is also incredibly flawed and overrated. Great NFL defenses know how to close the deal, and this one never does.'
Two-minute read [5:18 AM]
Rochester D&C reports: 'Came to play...Bills RB Willis McGahee: Now was that so hard?'
Buffalo Bills report card [5:17 AM]
Rochester D&C reports: 'Coaching: Mike Mularkey did a good job regrouping his team after falling behind 13-0 in the third quarter and wisely turned to young guys McGahee and Evans for a spark. Defense had no answer for Pennington on winning field goal drive. B-'
Henry hits Green wall [5:17 AM]
New York Post reports: '"We got two, three � sometimes more than two or three � hats on the ball every play," said DE Shaun Ellis. "We played like a team."'
Winless Bills believe they will turn it around [5:16 AM]
New York Newsday reports: '"I don't know how they haven't won a game," Wayne Chrebet said.'
There's little room for Henry to roam [5:15 AM]
Newark Star Ledger reports: '"That (stopping Henry) was our main goal," Jets nose tackle Jason Ferguson said. Said LB Victor Hobson: "That was definitely a focus. We felt if we stopped the run, we would be in a great position to win. Obviously, they hit a couple of pass plays on us and we'll try to correct that this week."'
Picking on the rookie [5:14 AM]
White Plains Journal News reports: 'Prioleau is a third-string safety on the Bills' depth chart. But Lawyer Milloy � Buffalo's starting strong safety � and backup Coy Wire were both inactive yesterday due to injuries. That put Prioleau in the starting lineup. "We went at him a little bit," Jets coach Herman Edwards said. "I thought Paul (Hackett, the offensive coordinator) did a good job trying to attack him."'
Monday's New York Coverage [5:14 AM]
TwoBillsDrive.com reports:
Perfect Record Survives Imperfect Game (New York Times)
Chrebet Catches in Clutch, Again and Again, for the Jets (New York Times)
4-0 Is 4-0, but the Jets Await a Test on Oct. 24 (New York Times)
Brien foots Bill for 4-0 Jets (New York Daily News)
Chrebet still foes' headache (New York Daily News)
Calm Chad puts drive in Jets (New York Daily News)
Brien's fears gone with wind (New York Daily News)
Brien's FG at 0:58 keeps Jets perfect (New York Post)
Jets' Abraham has game, life on track (New York Post)
Henry hits Green wall (New York Post)
Helpful lessons for no-fear Jets (New York Post)
Poise instead of panic (Newsday)
Chad throws to 'old reliable' (Newsday)
Sack master gets it together (Newsday)
Winless Bills believe they will turn it around (Newsday)
Jets among ruling class (Newsday)
Swirling winds cause havoc (Newsday)
Chad's human after all (Newsday)
Grading the Jets (Newsday)
Kick keeps Jets unbeaten (White Plains Journal News)
Picking on the rookie (White Plains Journal News)
Defensive victory (White Plains Journal News)
Kick keeps Jets unbeaten (White Plains Journal News)
Brien's kick keeps Jets perfect (Staten Island Advance)
Jets hang on under the radar (Staten Island Advance)
Pennington cuts loose on winning drive (Staten Island Advance)
New season, new Abraham (Staten Island Advance)
Brien's field goal at :58 salvages victory, puts record at 4-0 (Newark Star Ledger)
Clearly, Chrebet is happy (Newark Star Ledger)
Abraham changes for better (Newark Star Ledger)
There's little room for Henry to roam (Newark Star Ledger)
Why Jets won (Newark Star Ledger)
Jets are getting their kicks (Bergen Record)
Wind-ow of hope (Bergen Record)
Jets notes (Bergen Record)
Jets gameballs (Bergen Record)
4-0 start in the cards for Jets (New Haven Register)
Jets keep looking scary (Middletown Times Herald Record)
Chrebet performing critical role in Jets' attack (Middletown Times Herald Record)
Abraham grows up, lifts production (Middletown Times Herald Record)
Pieces all coming together for undefeated Jets (Waterbury Republican American)
Stealthy Jets still unbeaten (Asbury Park Press)
Jets not stylish, but look pretty enough at 4-0 as Pats loom (CBS Sportsline)
Brien's Late Field Goal Gives Jets Win (NewYorkJets.com)
More Abraham for Bledsoe (NewYorkJets.com)
Jets Come From Behind To Send The Bills To 0-4 [5:13 AM]
WGR-AM reports: 'The Bills offensive line was awful as a group. They never opened holes for Henry. The two McGahee long gains were on misdirection pitches. The only time Bledsoe had adequate time was in the two touchdown drives when he went six of eight for 97 yards and two scores with no sacks. The rest of the time he was 10 of 21 for 100 yards with no touchdowns, one interception and four sacks. Ross Tucker was called for a chincy tripping penalty, but he did skip a shotgun snap back to Bledsoe for an aborted play that caused a punt. He really wasn't any better or worse than Trey Teague who's injured. Chris Villarrial came advertised as a great run blocker, but it hasn't materialized yet. Lawrence Smith is a better pass blocker, but that doesn't help the feeble running game. Shelton has not impressed me with his blocking either.'
McGahee Makes His Case [5:12 AM]
WGR-AM reports: 'There are 12 games left, and the Bills coaching staff can�t wait until the 4th quarter, or select 3rd down situations anymore. The Bills need to get Willis McGahee more involved. They�d be crazy not to.'
Bills Remain Winless [5:12 AM]
RNews.com reports: 'Buffalo (0-4) host Miami (0-5) next Sunday at Ralph Wilson Stadium.'
Offense Starting to Stretch the Field [5:11 AM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: 'The Bills are now taking a lot more chances down the field and are connecting with at least one big play per game. Bledsoe took a shot downfield to Moulds early in the first quarter against New York and just barely overthrew him. The offensive line is doing a decent job of giving Bledsoe the time to examine the field and look for the big play. They picked up the blitz to allow Bledsoe to get the ball to Evans.'
More Abraham for Bledsoe [5:11 AM]
NewYorkJets.com reports: 'The timing of Abraham�s stops on Sunday is what made them so special. The first came in the opening stanza with Bledsoe and company facing a 2nd and 7 from the Jets 26-yard line. He dropped Bledsoe for a loss of eight that essentially put them out of field goal range and forced a punt two plays later. The second came on 2nd and 11 at the Buffalo 28. Abraham came around the corner and found Bledsoe standing in the pocket, dropping him for a loss of seven. After an incompletion on third down, the Bills were forced to punt, giving the ball back to the Jets with enough time to get in range for a 37-yard Doug Brien field goal before the half.'
Bills Lose Tough One 16-14 [5:10 AM]
BillsDaily.com reports: This game was eerily similar to the other three. The Bills had a chance to win it in the final minutes but once again failed to finish the game and are now 0-4 on the season after the 16-14 loss to the Jets.
Defense Falters On Final Drive In Loss [5:10 AM]
BillsDaily.com reports: The defense and offense couldn't put it all together at the same time. Here are our position by position grades:
Brien's Late Field Goal Gives Jets Win [7:59 PM]
NewYorkJets.com reports: 'But Pennington responded. The Jets took over with 6:03 left in the final quarter, and New York�s star signal caller marched his troops down the field, and with 1:03 left in the contest, Brien hit a 38-yard field goal to give the Jets� a lead 16-13 lead that they would not relinquish. Terrell Buckley intercepted Bledsoe�s Hail Mary attempt on the final play of the game, and the Jets improved to 4-0 on the season.'
New York Jets 16, Buffalo 14 [7:29 PM]
AP reports: 'Travis Henry, who usually gives the Jets fits, had 12 carries for 33 yards and was limited in the second half by an ankle injury. McGahee, who has complained about his playing time, filled in and had eight carries for 42 yards.'
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i know about the charts for serving size, but this is my ?: if a cake is taller than the average 4inches (sat one tier is 3 - 2inch cakes, making it 6 inches high) is the serving size the same? will most people still cut it the same?
Unless you want to put a board in the middle and make to 3in tall sections then yes I would consider a 1x2x4 or a 1x2x6 a serving size. Most people are probably not going to want to deal with cutting it in half.
One thing to note though, as far as pricing goes, I would price a 6in tall tier more than a 4in tall tier, while they are getting the same number of servings, they will be getting more cake with the taller tier.
I'd also consider if a 6in tall tier would fit on the dessert plates being used.

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This morning I visited an uncle that show me his new (new to him) Mossberg 500, 18.5" barrel (beautiful thing), he brought it from a friend leaving the country... what it caught my attention was the Tasco red dot (>30mm).... I think that a red dot is a great help in home defense and/or low light situations... What do you think is the best red dot for this purpose? Do you think that shotgun optics are useful in home defense?
Exactly this setup without heatshield and fiber optic.
Opinion follows... nooooooooooooo! At least for self defense shotgun, no optic. Ghost ring at most, but usually just the standard bead will be sufficient.
Again, just my opinion. :)
Asmel, I think it's overkill. In close quarters, I would think the shotgun would do the job without much need for precise aiming....just my opinion! :)
I guess I'm the loaner on this one...if there is a chance that another family member might happen to be the one that has to pick up the shotgun, then the red-dot could be useful to them. For myself, I like ghost rings. But at night, ghost rings don't do you much good unless you have a front bead that glows in the dark to give you something to line up with. We (the family) has practiced what to do in the event that something goes "bump" in the night, has gotten past the alarm and the dogs, ie- the kaka is about to hit the fan. Interesting to note, they were faster acquiring a target with a red-dot than with the ghost rings, especially if it is a high-stress situation, or waking up out of a deep sleep. And some of the red dots offer multiple reticles, so they can pick which one works best for them, easiest to use, etc. One thing we did do, is turn down the brightness of the dot, almost to "off". The reason being it was easier on the eyes, less distracting, while still offering a good target picture.
I do have an Insight Arcturus flashlight mounted to my handguard, that offers 120 lumen output on high beam, but also has a STROBE setting to blind just about anyone in a dark house (except the person holding it). It also has the crenelated crown, to get anyone's attention if you poke them with it. ;)
But, hey...go with whatever works best for you, and what you feel most comfortable with. And if anyone else in the house is going to use it, make sure they are comfortable with "how" it works, too.;)
I put a red-dot on my shotgun that came with Ghost-rings. Even without the dot on, the front sight will "co-witness" with the dot's tube, almost acting like a coarse aperture sight. But, with the dot on, aiming is much faster than even with the GRSs, and not to mention easier.
The co-witnessing is what sold me on it. I get the advantage of the optics, but get the utility of open sights.
And btw, this was more to get better aiming at distances more like 10+ yards, while keeping good accuracy for slugs. For HD I probably wouldn't even bother turning on the dot as the longest I'll have to shoot in the next few years will be like 5 yards inside my home, and I can point-shoot at least to that point. If it were more like a "defend the castle" situation where I knew it was coming (heard shots in the hallway, or there was rioting going on or whatever), I would probably go ahead and turn on the dot. But either way, with the way it's set up now I could easily be as accurate (with slugs) as with a bead if the dot was lost (battery failure, electronics failure, or even if it was severely knocked off zero). So really the only way I'd end up worse off would be if somehow the whole dot got knocked off (which would obviously be pretty hard, heh).
Though at the same time I am still contemplating going back to the plain GRSs just for the greater simplicity. The way they are designed, I know I could drop it off the back of a truck and the receiver would probably break before the sights got significantly damaged or misaligned. And that definitely inspires some confidence.
I use the KISS philosophy. My tactical HD shotgun is strictly point, pump and shoot, with no optics. I have enough night lights throughout my home in bedrooms, hallways, stairway, living and dinning rooms, that I am never in complete darkness, giving me recognizable visibility. I have motion detector lights on all sides of the exterior of the house and a night activated exterior flood light.
There are only the two of us in the home, so anything walking on two legs that succeeds in breeching the exterior/interior perimeter, alarm system, and the dogs, will be met with extreme prejudice and resistance. YMMV, to each his own. Nice looking shotty, Asmel. :)
Personally, I think there is more of a need for a good white light mounted on the HD shotgun. Target identification is vitally important unless you live alone. Imagine the horror of killing a friend or family member that you "thought" was an intruder.
For those who call the shotgun a point and click weapon, take some realistic measurements inside your home where a shot is likely. Then pattern your gun at those ranges. You may be surprised how tight the pattern is. You can miss at 12 feet.
Heh, I put the GhostRing rear back on last night.
But still, optics on a shotgun with a scope larger than just HD can be practical. But, I am going to try to accomodate as much as I can with the GRSs and see how limited I am with them after a while.
I dont see any optics helping with a pistol grip like that.. When you fold out the stock OK but putting a pistol grip shotgun up to the face?
I have a HD shotgun with folding stock and agree with Robo the tactical light is most important. I went the extra and put a light laser on mine. The GF may grab it and the laser sight works from the hip and helps her a lot.
It really comes down to what makes the user more comfortable at aquiring the sight. Many people like the red dot because it is easy to gain a sight picture quickly. Now, it is my own opinion that if a red dot is used, the user needs to be very familiar with the sight. Turning it on to level 10 in low light will not help, and fumbling with the sight dial can take up valuable seconds.
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- Kyle Brindza has kicked a game-winner this year, and he has kicked a game-saver in the pouring rain. He has connected from as deep as 52 yards, and he has made a Notre Dame-record 23 tries this season, despite not even entering 2012 as the starter.
All of that will go out the window when the nation's two best scoring defenses clash Jan. 7 in South Florida, and the spotlight is something the sophomore could not be more excited about.
"I invite pressure. I love pressure," Brindza said. "That's one of the weirdest things for a kicker. My kicking coach always asked me: 'Why do you like pressure?' I just like it. You're out there, everything's on you — what are you going to do? You're going to make it or you miss it.
"People are going to put odds against you. I love when people put odds against me, and I've faced them all my life. I'm just one of those kids that invites pressure."
The last of five surgeries to repair club foot -- a birth condition in which Brindza's feet were rotated internally, with doctors saying he'll never play, let alone kick -- came eight years ago, and Brindza's historic season has only validated his and his mother's decision to defy orders.
Taking over for an injured Nick Tausch in the home opener against Purdue, Brindza missed his first career try, a 40-yarder, before his 27-yarder late beat Purdue. A season-defining win over Stanford was made possible by his 22-yarder on the soaked Notre Dame Stadium grass that forced overtime.
He is 23 of 31 on the season, with four notable misses coming from inside 40 yards. But he has missed consecutive tries only once, in his first two attempts against BYU, and Brian Kelly has had little to worry about when it comes to Brindza's mental makeup.
"If there's one word, he's been pretty clutch for us," the Irish coach said. "When we needed that big kick, when the game's on the line, he's delivered every single time. What I like about him is he doesn't get rattled. He may miss one here or there, but there's generally not a pattern for him."
With Alabama and Notre Dame ranking 1-2 in red-zone defense, opportunities figure to strike for Brindza on the nation's biggest stage. His earlier obstacles, on and off the field, have only hardened him for the moment.
"You can't get rid of a miss right away. You have to understand what you did wrong and then get rid of it," Brindza said. "Just like in golf. You miss a putt — what'd you do wrong? Don't do that next time, punch it away. So it's pretty much understanding what you did wrong and being able to go out there the next time and do the correct fundamentals rather than what did you do wrong."


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Auckland women taking advantage of life-saving cervical screening
Nearly 300,000 women in the greater Auckland area have had cervical screening in the three years to December 2012.
Monique Fredatovich from Well Women & Family Trust says while this is very pleasing, there are still women in the area aged 20 to 70 who are not having regular cervical smear tests, and she encourages them to contact the National Cervical Screening Programme.
"Investing a small amount of time in having regular cervical smears can reduce the risk of developing cervical cancer by 90 percent.
"Women who are not sure when their smear is due, or who want to become part of the National Cervical Screening Programme can ring the freephone number 0800 729 729, see www.cervicalscreening.govt.nz, or call (09) 846 7886, ext 0.
"Regular cervical smear tests are recommended from the age of 20 to 70 for women who have ever been sexually active."
The human papillomavirus (HPV), which is a very common infection, causes cell changes to the cervix that can lead to cervical cancer. Changes in the cervix as a result of HPV happen very slowly and may clear on their own. However, sometimes these changes can become cancer.
Monique says having regular smears, every three years, means it is likely abnormal cells will be found and treated long before they progress to cancer.
She says some women may now be offered an HPV test when they have their cervical smear. The test helps identify women who may need further follow up with a specialist.
"A negative test result indicates you are unlikely to be at risk of developing cervical cancer in the next three to five years. This can reduce the need for repeat smears for women whose smears have shown mild changes or who have previously had treatment.
"A positive test result means a high-risk type of HPV has been found. In this case, your smear taker will talk to you about follow up, so any cell changes can be treated early."
The HPV test is usually taken at the same time as the cervical smear test, using the same sample of cells, so there is no need to have a second test.
Monique says it's important for women who have had the HPV vaccine to remember to have regular cervical smears.
"The HPV vaccine does not protect against all the types of HPV that cause cervical cancer, so women who have been immunised must still have smears every three years.
"I hope women in the greater Auckland area book in for a smear if it's due or overdue. It takes only a small amount of time, but it could save your life."


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by Don Wilson on 22 May 2013
Installing our inverter - have you been through this? SW
So you want to install an inverter, but with all the features and complexity of today's more sophisticated units, you're hesitant to take the plunge? Or, perhaps you've had some problems with your inverter, and you're not sure if it's a faulty unit … or a simple installation problem?
Let the Tech Doctor help! This issue offers up some basic troubleshooting tips to help ensure your inverter is installed correctly in order to deliver maximum, trouble-free delivery. Success in this area will save aggravation and potentially money associated with having to engage a support technician for unwarranted and unnecessary repairs.
Let's get started:
First, an overview. When working with electrical circuits, you must always ensure the circuit is powered down and cannot be re-energized while you are working on it. If you're not entirely comfortable with this task (or any other cited in this article) then by all means, leave it to the experts. Your attention and compliance to all safety directives must always be first and foremost!
The Basic Benchmark:
If for any reason, things don't seem to be working as they should with your inverter, understand that these types of products simply don't 'kind-of' fail. When an inverter goes bad, typically nothing will work … or, one of the features simply won't work consistently.
Strategies for inverter installation success:
1. Revert all settings to factory defaults.
This may seem obvious, but the factory default settings are usually default for a reason. They are the values that allow the inverter to work in the vast majority of environments. While you don't want to leave these settings to factory default in the long term, for a quick test, it's ideal. After completing the test, then you can easily readjust the settings to meet your specific needs. Check the settings, one by one, until the problem is identified, or the settings are adjusted to work. Note: If the inverter came installed with your vehicle/vessel, the manufacturer would likely have changed the factory default settings to custom settings to suit the design and application. In such circumstances, once you reset the inverter to the default OEM/manufacturer setting, you may not need any further changes.
2. Disconnect all loads.
This action will remove the installation as a possible cause of the problem. This is also a good time to disconnect the battery, wait a few minutes, and then reconnect, in order to reboot the inverter's processor.
3. Power up the inverter.
If this works, bring the loads on-line, one by one.
4. Watch the DC voltage at the inverter and make sure the voltage stays within the DC voltage range of the inverter.
This eliminates the possibility that an ineffective circuit from the battery is causing the issue. If the voltage is erratic, solve that problem by tracing the cause of the erratic voltage and fixing it, and then get back to the inverter. Recommendation: if you don't have a spare DC fuse on board, get one!
Also, read up on and review the features of your inverter. Some perceived problems actually arise from features in the inverter like idle mode, or power save. Such features, when enabled, allow the inverter to turn off when the load is low, but can create the very real perception of a problem.
Remember: inverters don't produce energy; they simply convert what they're given. If you have a combination inverter/charger, and the inverter doesn't work, but the charger is humming along fine, then check the DC voltage at the inverter when inverting to gauge whether it is within the inverter's DC range. If the inverter works, but the charger is problematic, then check the AC input voltage at the inverter and ensure it is within the inverter's AC range. With a sound read of what the unit is receiving, you can eliminate most causes of perceived failure.
A final troubleshooting review:
1. For the most part, inverters either work, or they don't.
2. From my own experience and in working with dozens of tech service centers, I have concluded that more than 80% of inverters that are returned without hands-on troubleshooting have absolutely no issues on the bench. The problem in at least 20 percent of the returns correlate directly to faulty installations.
3. Erratic behavior, or inconsistent problems, are almost always a loose connection…somewhere. While it's not easy to find them, it's worth the time and the effort.
4. A quality volt-meter is worth the investment. While there is a cost associated with ownership, it may pay off in eliminating shipping and diagnostic bench time at the service center that is unnecessary.
5. Safety first!. Power down as much as reasonable when working with circuits. Always use one hand when working with wiring. If you're not qualified, or are not 100% confident in the process you're attempting, hire a qualified electrician
Remember, inverters are nothing more than an appliance that does what it's told to do. If it doesn't receive the right instructions, or can't interpret its input, it likely will not perform to your expectations, through no fault of its own. Take the time to ensure the proper installation in order to maximize the performance of your hard-working inverter! Then, you will realize its ultimate return on investment.
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John Calipari took issue with an NCAA regulation that limits players to one "training meal" per day while school is in session.
"Yeah, it's stupid," Calipari said.
Calipari noted that athletes burn up a higher-than-average amount of calories, and he wants their nutritional needs to be met.
"If you want to eat six times a day, that's fine," he said. "Every individual is different. I just don't understand it, but then again, there's a lot of stuff I don't understand."
Calipari believes the rule is in place because the NCAA is worried about competitive balance and whether every school could offer the same amount of meals to their athletes.
"Now, what I imagine they're afraid of is some team go over-the-top and feed their kids too much," he said sarcastically, "and have a fat team."


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Ten Favorite Spots for Seafood in Greater Phoenix
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Those who may have heard (and believed) people who say, "You can't get decent seafood in the Valley 'cause we live in a desert," might also want to keep an eye out for while-you-were-sleeping organ harvesters and tendon-slashing gang members who wait under cars at the gas pump. It is an unfortunate myth. And given the number of non-oceanside cities known for outstanding seafood (my last home of Chicago being one of them), one that simply doesn't make sense.
Stellar ocean fare can be found in Phoenix. And to prove it, we've listed 10 of our favorite spots to find it, for believers and non-believers alike.
Cask 63 American Eatery & Wine Bar
This chic restaurant in Scottsdale's Gainey Village had better know its seafood -- its owners are Jerry Tingle, formerly a general manager at Eddie V's Prime Seafood restaurants and Wildfish Seafood, and chef Brian Feirstein, ex-executive chef for Eddie V's. Don't-miss dishes include seared Georges Bank diver scallops, Chilean sea bass with a Macadamia nut crust, and rainbow trout from Clear Springs Farms in Idaho.
In October 2011, this small chain of three restaurants, along with sister chain Eddie V's Prime Seafood, was sold to the world's largest full-service restaurant company for $59 million. We're hoping all those clams won't change a thing at Wildfish's sleek location at the Scottsdale Waterfront, where diners can enjoy Australian barramundi with fresh Jonah crab, seared Pacific ahi steak, and starters like crispy cashew calamari or the signature all-lump crab cake.
At this humble, family-run eatery in Central Phoenix, chef and co-owner Lori Hashimoto makes serving up slabs of fresh sushi selections like sake and buttery hamachi draped over compact rice balls into an art form. A specials board often includes must-haves like abalone, ankimo (monkfish liver), and aji (Spanish mackerel). And don't miss one of Hashimoto's favorites, the Hana lobster, a nine-ounce, warm-water Brazilian lobster sautéed with garlic and asparagus.
This Central Phoenix eatery known for its alluring patio, island-style eats, and tropical cocktails, regularly has its fish flown in from Hawaii. Featuring fan favorites like seared ahi wontons, spicy Thai fish cakes, and Hawaiian lobster bisque, diners can also choose their favorite fresh catch (think ahi, butterfish, mahi, and hapu) and have it prepared to their liking.
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Recent hot summer temperatures mean that many more people have been enjoying water-related recreation such as boating and swimming. The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office is urging all residents to put safety measures into place during water recreation.
With the summer weekends being viewed between Memorial Day and Labor Day, we are halfway through the summer season.
Here is an update on the number in the number of drownings, near drownings and boating while intoxicated arrests in Hennepin County so far this year, as of July 17.
There have been six people who have drowned in Hennepin County. Five of the six victims have drowned during the summer months. Three of the victims were children.
There have been 14 people who have nearly drowned in Hennepin County.
There have been 40 Boating While Intoxicated (BWI) arrests in Hennepin County.
Safety reminders for swimming
Watch your kids.
• Parents and caregivers must use maintain visual contact when children are in — or near — the water. In 70 percent of cases where young children drowned, one or both parents were nearby. Being nearby isn't enough. Parents must focus on kids and avoid distractions such as cell phones or talking with other adults.
• Parents must watch their children even when there are lifeguards on duty. Do not rely on older siblings to watch young children.
• Watch children in pools and hot tubs. In Hennepin County in recent years, most drownings and near-drownings have taken place in swimming pools and hot tubs.
Wear a life jacket.
• Weak swimmers or non-swimmers may wear life jackets while swimming — in lakes, in swimming pools, or any body of water. Adult supervision is still needed.
• Use U.S. Coast Guard-approved life jackets. Do not rely on water wings or other inflatable devices.
Learn to swim and learn about water safety.
• Teach kids to swim. Adults must know how to swim too.
• Keep safety equipment near pools, such as a shepherd's hook. If attempting a rescue, do not enter the water. Hand something to the struggling person or pull them to safety with the hook — so that the rescue doesn't endanger others.
• Use safety precautions with backyard kiddie pools. (One child drowns every five days in portable pools.)
• Learn CPR and learn more about water safety.
Safety reminders for boating
Boaters should slow down and make an extra effort to act in a courteous manner on crowded lakes and rivers.
Designate a sober boat operator prior to a day of boating.
State law requires that children under age 10 must wear a life jacket while the boat is underway. It is highly recommended that all children wear life jackets during boating.
State law requires that life jackets are readily accessible for all people on board the boat. Eighty percent of boating deaths could have been prevented if the victims had been wearing life jackets. (U.S. Coast Guard estimate)
Be aware of the danger of a boat propeller. People in the water, who are re-entering the boat, have been injured by props.


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This week on Flickr Faves Sunday, I bring you the wonderful work of design and colour consutant Frances Tobin. Check back soon for some more of the most inspirational photographers on Flickr.
Some beautiful shots from my Flickr favourites (clockwise from top left):
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One in four people experience mental illness during their lifetime, but it often goes untreated.
Dave Wellstone, son of the late Sen. Paul Wellstone, and Ken Barlow, KSTP meteorologist, plan to take an active role in reducing the stigma associated with mental illness by sharing their personal stories of living with mental health issues.
They will speak 6:30 p.m. Sunday, April 21, at Word of Peace Lutheran Church. Mental health resources and support will also be available during the event, which is free and open to the public.
Barlow publicly disclosed his battle with bipolar disorder in September 2012 while hosting the annual National Association of Mental Illness Walk.
Barlow has worked in the Twin Cities since 1990. He has been nationally recognized and awarded Emmy awards for excellence in his field.
Wellstone will speak about his own struggle with post-traumatic stress disorder and depression following the plane crash that killed his father, his mother Sheila and his sister Marcia. He is also an author. His most recent publication is "Becoming Wellstone: Healing from Tragedy and Carrying on My Father's Legacy."
Since 2007 he has been a key figure in the Washington, D.C., with regards to the recent passage of the Paul Wellstone and Pete Domenici Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equality Act.
Wellstone and Barlow have worked together to create the Wellstone Barlow Mental Health Initiative to take an active role in reducing the stigma associated with mental illness and addiction. Through the initiative, they create public service announcements, attend conventions and speak with business leaders, university students, high school organizations, community groups and at places of worship.
They have partnered with the Word of Peace Mental Health Task Force to help the task force promote mental health education, resources, advocacy and inclusiveness through faith-based activities both within and outside of the congregation.
Word of Peace Lutheran Church is at 21705 129th Ave. N., Rogers.
For more information about Word of Peace, visit www.wordofpeace.org. For more information about the event, contact Dan Hassinger at [email protected] at 952-380-8739 or Mona Trebesch at [email protected]


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THE Olympic legacy was alive in Norton as hundreds of people joined in the fun and games at the fourth community games on Sunday.
Alongside the traditional races, people enjoyed diving, a climbing wall, circus skills, tug of war, drumming and more throughout the day at Norton Barracks Cricket Club.
About 900 people turned up to try their hand at the various activities which were on offer for free or at a reduced price.
Mike Goode, chairman of the event, said: ?At one stage we had three generations of the same family climbing the wall.
"We have developed a very special sense of community in Norton and this event is the highlight of the year.
"Funds raised at this event allow us to hold a live band on the pitch in the summer and run a weekly youth club all for local residents.
The village is now looking forward to the Norton Fun Run in aid of St Richard's Hospice which will take place on Sunday, July 13.
For more information log on to www.nortonct.co.uk.


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text: Politics 14 December 2012 PMI data reinforces tale of three economies Good, bad, worse in the US, UK and EU. Sign up for our weekly email * Print HTML Today's Markit PMIs (standard reminder: purchasing managers at companies surveyed, aggregated into an index showing activity across the economy, normalised so that 50=no change) highlight the discrepancy between the Eurozone economy (still contracting, albeit less each month than it has been for the better part of a year) and the US economy (which is growing, and growing faster most months). (Today's releases are the "flash" PMIs, compiled from the first 85 per cent or so of managers to respond; they are thus to be taken with a larger pinch of salt than normal) The Eurozone composite PMI – covering services and manufacturing – rose slightly to 47.3. This is a nine-month high, but still represents moderate contraction of GDP: Even worse is the manufacturing data. Again a nine-month high, it now stands at 46.3, and rose by just 0.1 from November. Compare that figure with the US, where the manufacturing PMI showed a sharp increase to 54.2, signifying healthy expansion: As ever, the UK data lies somewhere between the two: The UK is undergoing a renewed bout of economic weakness as it heads towards the end of 2012. The all-sector Output Index from the three PMI surveys rose from 49.7 in October to 50.2 in November, edging above the 50.0 no change mark. However, despite the increase, the latest reading was the third-weakest since April 2009 and consistent with the economy sliding back into contraction after the temporary growth surge seen in the third quarter. The UK data also highlights the folly of relying too much on the PMI information to predict economic performance, though. All through the double-dip recession, commentators were insisting, based on the strength of PMI data, that the ONS was mistaken. And even as it fell to new lows, the ONS recorded the massive growth of last quarter. › The novelty of language tests and the problem of political change Alex Hern is a technology reporter for the Guardian. He was formerly staff writer at the New Statesman. You should follow Alex on Twitter. Subscribe from just £1 per issue More Related articles Our union backed Brexit, but that doesn't mean scrapping freedom of movement We're racing towards another private debt crisis - so why did no one see it coming? Inequality hasn't risen since the crash but it's now set to soar Subscription offer 12 issues for £12 + FREE book LEARN MORE Close This week's magazine


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The Weeknd Releases Video for 'Wicked Games...'
Torontonian PBR&B crooner Abel "The Weeknd" Tesfaye has released another video, this time for "Wicked Games," which originally appeared on his breakout mixtape House of Baloons. The video uses a remastered version of the song, which will appear on his major label debut Trilogy, which drops next month. Via Exclaim:
The monochromatic clip, in which Tesfaye sings next to a writhing, semi-nude woman and her shadow, is below.
As previously reported, Trilogy arrives November 13. If you were curious about the new edition's bonus content, it will come with the added tracks "Valerie," "Twenty Eight" and "Till Dawn (Here Comes the Sun)," as well as a music video for the Drake-assisted "The Zone."
Jesus, The Weeknd has to be the saddest dude in human history. Come on, man. There's a naked woman dancing next to you, can't you cheer up a little?


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The profound impact of organometallics on modern synthetic organic chemistry is indisputable. One of the key aims of the group is to use mechanistic insight (gained through a variety of modern physical-organic/inorganic techniques) to advance further the utility and application of organometallics - both as stoichiometric reagents and as catalysts – in synthetic organic chemistry. As such, we engage in a diverse range of activities in areas that include physical-organic chemistry, organic synthesis, organometallic and coordination chemistry.
We have made a number of fundamental contributions to the understanding of the mechanism by which main group reagents and homogeneous catalysts function, frequently resulting in the replacement of deep-seated mechanistic or structural dogma with simpler and more coherent explanations. Examples organtrifluoroborate solvolysis and coupling, asymmetric induction by the Trost ligand, ethylene acceleration in enyne metathesis, stereochemical pathways in Mo-catalysed allylation, and autocatalysis in the Baylis-Hillman reaction.
In parallel with this work we have applied mechanistic elucidation in the informed design and development of reactions and processes of utility to the synthetic chemist in academia and in the pharmaceutical and agrochemical industries.
Prime examples include a gold-catalysed direct arylation, a new reaction pathway for acceleration of amide solvolysis, ligand design for unprecedented enantioselectivity in imine allylation, the first catalysed diamination of alkenes, and new techniques for testing chiral catalysts in racemic form.


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Vintage Modern: Living Light in San Francisco
April 30, 2014
As I've been packing up our house for our move in two weeks, I can't help but see the truth behind the saying Less is More. Although I do have a few "treasures", I tend to hold possessions very loosely and am not overly sentimental when it comes to things. (Admittedly, having a store makes this very easy {too easy, sometimes!} enabling me to swap vintage finds when something new and shiny catches my eye :) However, having kids (or a busy life for that matter!) means extra clutter, some of it necessary but most of it is just, well, clutter. And the amount of energy I've been putting into sorting through such unnecessary clutter is truly a life lesson. William Morris' quote, "Have nothing in your house that you do not know to be useful, or believe to be beautiful" has come to mind numerous times and is definitely something I'll be putting into effect as we make purchases for our new home. I absolutely love seeing spaces that look like they've come together over time rather than a one-stop-shop at the latest big box store and this flat belonging to Kate Davison + Jesse Hayes is the perfect example:
All photos by Colin Price for This is Brick + Mortar. Home of Kate Davison + Jesse Hayes.
All photos by Colin Price for This is Brick + Mortar. Home of Kate Davison + Jesse Hayes.
All photos by Colin Price for This is Brick + Mortar. Home of Kate Davison + Jesse Hayes.
All photos by Colin Price for This is Brick + Mortar. Home of Kate Davison + Jesse Hayes.
Simple, stylish yet totally liveable, right? Located is The Mission district of San Francisco, I just love how Kate + Jesse combined mid-century pieces with family heirlooms, vintage books and the odd quirky bit of art. The overall effect is comfortable and relaxed with just the right amount of personality, don't you think? And while I'd happily put my feet up on that couch and enjoy a cocktail or two on that couch, it's high time I make an appearance at work so off to the shop I go! Hope you're having a great week so far :)
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- 1 Marie-Eve { 04.30.14 at 10:01 am }
what a cute home.
i especially love the small backyard. i definitively have a thing for private and small city outdoor spaces!
- 3 Tracey { 04.30.14 at 2:51 pm }
It's good for the soul to clean out the old and bring in the new! How exciting.
- 5 Natalie @ Paper & Birch { 04.30.14 at 7:16 pm }
LOVE this space! Love their couch. Also how uncluttered it is. Inspires me to start some spring cleaning! Just came home from San Fran on Monday. So much character in the places we saw there.
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I love that kitchen! It's narrow, but so well thought out and looks spacious. I also think that knife storage is genius.
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How not to can
By Lavonne Meyer
SDSU Extension, Food Safety
Every year there are recipes that make the canning circuit that suggest the jars can be processed in the oven. This can be dangerous because the temperature will vary according to the accuracy of oven regulators and circulation of heat.
Dry heat is very slow in penetrating into jars of food. Consider picking up a hot cookie sheet with a dry potholder and then picking up another with a wet potholder. Heat transfers very quickly with the wet potholder and chances are you will drop the cookie sheet before letting your hand burn.
This illustrates how much slower heat is transferred in the oven compared to in a boiling water bath canner.
Also, jars explode easily in the oven. This is a point of concern when the person doing the canning stoops over and puts their face on the same level as the jars. If the jars bump each other or explode, there is the strong possibility of burns to the face.
Open-kettle canning and the processing of freshly filled jars in conventional ovens, microwave ovens and dishwashers are not recommended because these practices do not prevent all risks of spoilage.
Steam canners are not recommended because processing times for use with current models have not been adequately researched. Because steam canners do not heat foods in the same manner as boiling-water canners, their use with boiling-water process times may result in spoilage.
So-called canning powders are useless as preservatives and do not replace the need for proper heat processing. Jars with wire bails and glass caps make attractive antiques or storage containers for dry food ingredients but are not recommended for use in canning. One-piece zinc porcelain-lined caps are also no longer recommended. Both glass and zinc caps use flat rubber rings for sealing jars, but too often fail to seal properly.
Rely on current recommendations from USDA for safe canning practices. Use good equipment for the purpose it was designed for and you will have successful canning projects.
For more information, contact SDSU Food Safety Field Specialist Lavonne Meyer http://igrow.org/about/authors/lavonne-meyer/ at the Sioux Falls Regional Extension Center at 605.782-3290 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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FC CLACTON boss Glenn Eldridge felt the score painted a false picture after seeing his side defeated 4-0 at home to runaway leaders Hadleigh United.
The Thurlow Nunn League pace-setters scored twice in each half to give the result a one-sided impression.
Clacton held their own and kept battling, hoping to build on Tuesday's 1-0 win at neighbours Wivenhoe Town.
But they were punished for mistakes at the back as two late goals put the contest out of reach.
"The score was harsh and an unfair reflection," said Eldridge, who was missing key players like the Clowsley brothers, Kyelan Marvell and Tom Holdstock.
"Lapses of concentration cost us for their first two goals, the third was down to quick-thinking and the fourth came after a mistake.
"We're getting punished for these things but apart from that, they didn't exactly open us up.
"People will see the score and think we played badly and got thumped, but that wasn't the case.
"I wouldn't say we were outplayed.
"It was a decent performance, with four first-teamers missing, and there were lots of positives."
Hadleigh took a tenth-minute lead when Ollie Canfer tapped in after Fowler blocked Duane Wright shot.
Paul Donnelly added a second on the half-hour mark, again from a close range, after a free-kick from deep on the right was nodded back across the danger zone.
Clacton then rolled their sleeves up and were getting on top when the third arrived ten minutes from time, thanks to a quickly-taken free-kick from Wright.
The fourth followed a couple of minutes later, in route one fashion.
A goal-kick was flicked on and substitute Josh Mayhew raced clear before lobbing Fowler.
Clacton's best efforts came from Aaron Condon in the first half while new signing Mark Bailey, making his debut after joining from AFC Sudbury, went close with a late, speculative 25-yarder.


text: I've had this problem for longer than I've known it's been a problem - because of never driving a 1.8t before, I have no experience on how they deliver boost, power delivery etc especially in a mk2. The conversion was finished back end of november, a AMK engine on OEM managment in a MK2 golf. Notable mods: B5 TIP, 007, N249 bypass, bypassed & simplfied some of the hoses under the manifold, assumed leak free after a smoke test revealing the above manifold hoses leaking, now being fixed. ECU is running an unknown map as I got it off ebay as the original was knackered. After fitting a B5 Tip a few weeks back, went to erase the fault codes & had left the N75 unplugged. At the time, VCDS was saying the N249 was unplugged. After checking wires back to the ECU, turns out the electrical connector for the N249 had been plugged into the N75 & vice versa. Essentially I'd been running with the N75 unplugged for a month or so. On that night, I plugged the plugs back into their correct sensors & went for a drive... The results were a massive 2.0bar+ Spike, (Boost gauge stops at 2.0bar) @ 2500rpm, dropping off to 1.5bar & maintaining to redline. Mental to drive but the engine internals are standard. Didn't drive the car until I'd spoke to B5 during this week to confirm all was NOT well. Initially before I noticed the problem & still how the car acts now with the N75 unplugged it'll run at just under 0.5 bar until approx 4000rpm then gradually rise to 1.5 bar around 4500rpm & maintain to redline. I replaced the N75 valve today with a new one & checked the correct plumbing. The valve was originally an 'F' but has been superseded to an 'E' type valve. It's made no difference. Tomorrow I'm going to have a look at the actuator adjustment, the turbo was a recon K04-023 from Midland turbo so don't want to rule out incorrect actuator setting up from them. I've read to adjust - slacken off the nuts on the rod, push the wastegate closed, wind the nuts up to touch the arm in the closed position then +5 turns for preload & bring the second nut up to tighten? No related fault codes at the moment. I'll post logs below but I'm struggling to work out what's actually going on. I don't understand when the N75 is unplugged that it manages to eventually build boost pressure later on, rather than just maintain actuator pressure. Also don't get where this huge spike is coming from when it's plugged back in? First Log is of the N75 plugged in & running silly boost - 3rd gear to near redline: Second Log is with the N75 UNplugged - 4th gear, ran out of road is why it stops at ~5k Any ideas much appreciated, I'll report back tomorrow but decreasing time & money with other commitments means I don't have a lot of time to look into the fault.


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From Mistake to Magic: Watch Star Salvation Episode 2by Sarah De Heer in Videos, June 30, 2013
For the first time in Star history, one eliminated contestant will have a chance to re-enter the competition in a four-week Web series called Star Salvation, presented by Buitoni. Last Sunday, host Robert Irvine tasked Danushka, Andres, Daniela and Lovely with a series of culinary skill challenges that resulted in a double elimination.
Going into the second episode of Salvation, remaining contestants Danushka and Lovely are joined by newly eliminated Viet, who is pretty sure he can outcook his opponents. This week they'll be tasked with making something tasty out of failed foods like overcooked pork chops, mushy veggies and burnt nuts. Who will be one step closer to returning to the competition?
Click the play button above to watch the second episode and find out who will advance to next week's episode of Star Salvation.
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Imphal (Manipur), June 1 (ANI): Kiran Bedi, India's first woman police officer recently visited Manipur capital Imphal, where she gave away scholarships to 50 students from the Aryans Group of Colleges.
The event was organised at the Jawaharlal Nehru Manipur Dance Academy with an aim to make higher education a possibility for needy and poor students.
Enthusiastic students and parents came out in large numbers to participate in the selection process.
Bedi said: "I am speaking for the Aryan Group of Colleges, Chandigarh. They are giving a third of the scholarship straightaway and full scholarship to Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribes. So, it is promoting professional education graduation, post graduation and other professional degrees." (ANI)


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Quickie Express wins best Indonesian film at JIFFest
Indonesian sex comedy Quickie Express and psychological thriller Fiksi. took top honours at the tenth edition of the Jakarta International Film Festival (JIFFest).
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Douglass' Bryce Westbrook Finally Gets His State Championship
ROUND ROCK — The old saying goes: "If at first you don't succeed, try, try again." But time was running out for Douglass senior Bryce Westbrook on his dream of becoming a state champion.
He had tried and failed three times before. This was his last shot.
So you could hardly blame Westbrook for wrapping his arms tightly around the state championship trophy after Douglass captured the school's first-ever baseball championship.
"Personally, I've been to state four different times in different events and I've never won gold; I've never got to hug a state championship trophy," Westbrook said following his team's 10-0 win over Flatonia in Thursday's Class A state title game.
Westbrook competed at the UIL academic meet in news writing as a sophomore and advanced to the state tournament in both basketball and golf last season. Each time he went home empty-handed.
"I think this is a perfect cap to a great high school career for myself, this class," he said. "It was just a surreal feeling when I got to hug that trophy and know that nobody could take this away from us."
For Douglass, a town of less than 1,000 residents with a high school home to fewer than 100 students, the past week will be one the community won't soon forget.
"Graduation last weekend was great," he said. "We got down here and were a little nervous because we had a target on our backs. But once we got on the baseball field — we've been playing with these guys forever — so it's just the game of baseball. So to cap it off like this, it couldn't be better."


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Public can obtain federal research data for free
WASHINGTON — The White House has moved to make nearly all federally funded research freely available to the public — the latest advance in a long-running battle over access to research that exploded into view last month after the suicide of free-information activist Aaron Swartz.
In a memo, White House science adviser John Holdren directed agency leaders to develop rules for releasing federally backed research within a year of publication in scientific or technical journals.
"These policies will accelerate scientific breakthroughs and innovation, promote entrepreneurship, and enhance economic growth and job creation," Holdren wrote.
The directive affects agencies funding at least $100 million in research annually, including the National Science Foundation and the Departments of Defense, Agriculture, Commerce, and Health and Human Services. Agencies have six months to develop plans, which then will be reviewed by the White House before initiation.
Articles can be stored in agency computers or other digital repositories as long as they can be "publicly accessible to search, retrieve, and analyze," Holdren wrote. He encouraged agencies to coordinate their plans.
Much taxpayer-funded research now is published in academic journals that cost as much as $20,000 a year. Reading individual articles typically costs $30 or more.
Holdren responded on Friday to an open-access petition that garnered 65,000 signatures.
"This research was funded by taxpayer dollars. Americans should have easy access to the results," Holdren said.
A teenage scientist from Glen Burnie, Md., Jack Andraka, said he relied on open-access articles to develop a five-minute, $3 test for pancreatic cancer. The project earned him first place and $75,000 in last year's Intel International Science and Engineering Fair.
"I kept running into these pay walls where articles cost $30," said Andraka. He then searched for similar but freely available information. "Open access was absolutely critical. I couldn't have done my project without it."