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Good day! On Friday the market made headlines as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq had their largest one-day drops since last August and the Dow was hit by its largest one-day loss since mid-November. Strong price resistance at 1,300 in the S&P 500 and 12,000 in the Dow Jones Ind. Average played a role, as did the extent of the daily rally into those levels without larger corrections. It was headlines abroad, however, that garnered the greatest interest and affected everything from the indices to gold to oil to currency action.
On Monday some of the impact of Friday's news of escalating unrest in Egypt had begun to sink in. The selloff on Friday had slowed momentum in the second half of the session, leaving the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Ind. Ave. index futures with three distinct lows on the 5 and 15 minute charts within the second half of the day. This formed the core Momentum ReversalTM you've seen me discuss on a number of occasions in this column, but when a Momentum ReversalTM forms off a support level on the first pullback off new highs like it did on Friday, the upside potential can be limited. It's difficult for the market to establish the sharp reversals we see more often when this pattern forms after a more extended downtrend. As a result, I wasn't expecting much from it when the session began on Monday.
Dow Jones Industrial Average (Figure 1)
Further weakness in afterhours trade didn't help. But the pattern didn't trigger on the all-sessions charts due to further lows on Sunday evening. It was only when we take out the pre- and post-market trade that the pattern become evident in the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Ind. Ave. futures. The pattern confirmed when both of these pulled back in the upper end of the 5 minute channel out of Monday's opening bell. The buy setup triggered as that early-morning channel broke to the upside out of 10:15 a.m. ET.
The Nasdaq also formed a reversal pattern off lows, but instead of slightly lower lows on Friday afternoon, the index created a symmetrical triangle along lows. The subsequent breakdown led to one slightly lower low on Sunday evening that created a bear trap called a 2B. This triggered a reversal early on Sunday evening, but since the pace of the drop into that second low was similar to the drop into Friday's low, the correction got off to a slow start.
S&P 500 (Figure 2)
All three of the indices experienced the greatest upside between 10:15 a.m. and 12:30 ET. The remainder of the session was spent in a trading range. The overall pace of the correction off Friday's lows thus far has indeed been more gradual than that original selloff. Although substantially smaller than Friday's range, the intraday trading range on Monday was still decent. So was the volume. This made for an active session despite the weaker strategies. The slower upside move has been continuing after Monday's closing bell as well. We should see resistance from this correction hit before Tuesday's open and another rapid drop. I do not expect the next drop on the all-sessions charts to break Friday's lows. Instead, it is more likely that the indices hold in a trading range on the 30 minute charts over the next day or so.
Nasdaq Composite (Figure 3)
The Dow Jones Industrial Average ($DJI) had a gain of 68.23 points, or 0.58%, and closed at 11,891.93 on Monday. The month ended with the Dow's strongest January performance in 14 years (+2.13%). Every once in awhile the market likes to break a trend! Over two-thirds of the Dow's thirty index components posted a gain on the day. The top performers were Alcoa (AA) (+2.73%), Exxon Mobil (XOM) (+2.14%), IBM (IBM) (+1.75%), Chevron (CVX) (+1.67%), and Caterpillar (CAT) (+1.39%). The worst performers were Procter & Gamble (PG) (-1.67%), WalMart (WMT) (-1.11%), and American Express (AXP) (-1.09%).
The S&P 500 ($SPX) rose 9.78 points or 0.77%, and closed at 1,286.12. Pall Corp. (PLL) was the strongest performer in the index. It busted sharply higher with a breakaway gap on the daily and weekly time frame for a gain of 13.87%. Other top percentage performers included Massey Energy Company (MEE) (+9.84%), Chesapeake Energy (CHK) (+8.05%), Newfield Expl. (NFX) (+5.98%), and Denbury Res. (DNR) (+5.60%). As you can see, energy shares were among the strongest of the S&P 500's industry groups. Exxon Mobil (XOM) helped the sector by posting stronger-than-expected earnings and unrest in Egypt continued to push oil prices higher. Crude oil ended the session higher by 2.9% and settled at $92.19 a barrel with its highest close since October, 2008 over concern about shipment disruptions in the Suez Canal.
The largest percentage losses in the S&P 500 were seen in Motorola Mobility (MMI) (-5.81%), Whirlpool Corp. (WHR) (-4.92%), Sandisk (SNDK) (-3.06%), and Gannett Inc. (GCI) (-2.96%).
The Nasdaq Composite ($COMPX) ended the session higher by 13.19 points, or 0.49%, on Monday and it closed at 2,700.08. The strongest performers in the Nasdaq-100 were First Solar (FSLR) (+4.81%), Electronic Arts (ERTS) (+3.93%), Genzyme Corp. (GENZ) (+3.16%), and Paccar Inc. (PCAR) (+3.05%). The weakest were Check Point Software Tech. (-3.61%), Sandisk (SNDK) (-3.06%), Netflix (NFLX) (-1.79%), and Research In Motion (RIMM) (-1.73%).
Monday's economic data didn't have much of an impact on the day's trade. The Commerce Department reported that personal spending was slightly higher-than-expected last month at 0.7%. Personal income, however, fell short and rose 0.1% less than the expected gain of 0.5%.
Unless otherwise stated, the index action described in this article relates to the E-mini futures contracts for the respective indices. Actual index action may differ slightly in terms of pattern formation, although the market bias will remain the same.
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The Maroon ESTABLISHED 1923 VOL. 75 NO. 8 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1996 Loyola University New Orleans Rowland hunts for bio chair By SARAH SPARKS Staff writer Loyola's biology department is one of the fastest growing on campus, yet it is the only department in the College of Arts and Sciences that does not have someone to nil its chair. Last semester, Craig Hood resigned as chairman and went on sabbatical to the State University of New York at Stony Brook on Long Island. While Robert Rowland, arts and sciences dean, took over Hood's duties after his resignation, so far no one else has stepped forward to take charge of the department. According to Rowland, Hood was in the middle of his second term as chair when the pressures of the job became too intense. "He (Hood) was very conscientious, always taking on everything, sending out voluminous memos," he said. Rowland said problems started to develop in 1991 with a sudden boom in biology and biology/pre-med majors. "All of a sudden, everybody wanted to be a doctor," he said. "It seemed like overnight we had jumped from 100 majors to 300 majors. The rapid growth put a strain on everybody." Hood resigned, Rowland said, out of frustration that his own research was going nowhere and the strain that the job put on him. "The support infrastructure simply wasn't up to the task the chair was forced to do," Rowland said. "There's so much involved — a lot of meetings, planning, budget assessment — and he was doing it all by himself. It was very draining." Hood could not be reached for comment. When Hood resigned, no one in the faculty was willing to take his place. Rowland, whose only experience with biology was a freshman course in his own college days, was forced to take up the slack. "Somebody had to do it," Rowland said. "We couldn't run the department without a chair." Biology professors Patricia Dorn, Donald Hauber and James Wee would not comment on the situation. But David White, associate professor of biology and former chairman of the department, said that the situation has made the department a much more difficult place to work. The lack of resources has contributed both to Hood's departure and the Date rape and Rohypinol on the rise By SARAH WALKER Staff writer Lee, a Tulane University graduate, was raped by her best friend at age 15. "All survivors, to a greater or lesser extent, blame themselves," she said. Although it was her best friend, Lee does not agree with calling it a "date rape." "It implies an unwritten social consent," she said. Lee emphasized that no date occurred, but that he overstepped his bounds as her best friend and as a man. As one of the featured speakers for Wednesday's Women Take Back the Night march, sponsored by Loyola and Tulane universities, Lee told her story. According to the Counseling, Career Development & Placement Center, there has been an increase in the number of reported date rape cases at Loyola. Bo Farrell, chairwoman of the Sexual Aggression Prevention Committee and counselor at the center, could not give a concrete reason for the increase, but she believes "there are still many more unreported cases." In addition, locally and across the country, there has been an increasing number of women who have fallen victim to the new "date rape drug," Rohypinol. What was usually prescribed for severe insomnia is now an instrument in rape. Commonly known as "roofies," Rohypinol pills are used to drug women for the purposes of raping them. "Without lab tests to support it, Rohypinol has been connected in the increased number of date rape cases at Loyola," Farrell said. While Rohypinol is illegal in the United States, it is still used in other countries for those suffering from sleeplessness, anxiety disorders, convulsions and muscle tension. Not only is this odorless and tasteless tranquilizer especially dangerous, it is practically undetectable when mixed with alcohol. Rohypinol is easily attainable in Mexico and all the recent bad publicity has romanticized its appeal, Farrell said. By BETH McGOVERN As she wipes away her tears, Elizabeth Meier, communications junior, is comforted by Marguerite Ross, elementary education sophomore, at Wednesday's Women Take Back the Night march. Capital campaign continues By CHANTELLE SARGENT Contributing writer The phrase "Thresholds: Campaign for Loyola," plastered on maroon flags and displayed from St. Charles Avenue almost to Freret St., trumpets the second phase of Loyola's capital campaign. The effort to raise $50 million for the new library, competitive salaries for faculty and staff, and student scholarships has three phases: the silent phase, the campus, or the internal phase, and the general phase. During the silent phase, which began in January 1993, at least 50 percent of the $50 million had to have been collected in private donations before moving to the next phases and becoming public, said Sheri Smith, director of the capital campaign. "The silent phase consisted of advance gifts from key alumni, friends of Loyola and the board of trustees," Smith said. As of July, $26.3 million had been raised. Currently, the campaign is in the campus phase where faculty and staff coordinators of the fund-raiser are encouraging co-workers to pledge money to the fund. Money can either be donated in a lump sum or by a one-percent payroll deduction over a period of two years. Those who donate at least one-percent of their salary will get a bricks with their name on it in front of the new library. Deborah Stieffel, associate director of admissions, said that giving back to the university is important. "We shouldn't have to go off of campus to ask for millions of dollars," she said. "If you believe in something, you Loyola students describe experiences of 'tripping' on LSD By ALLISON TEMPLET News Editor Of all illicit drugs, probably none is surrounded by as much mystery as LSD. A drug popularly called "acid" no doubt arouses curiosity as to its effects on the body. Imagine seeing mold growing on someone, watching your mother's face turning into that of a pig or thinking that a lollipop stick has become a worm crawling on the ground at your feet. These are not bizarre images from a science fiction movie, but some of the experiences two LSD users, Jennifer, English writing sophomore, and Anne, history sophomore, have had. According to the 1996 core survey of 491 Loyola students, 12 percent said they had used a hallucinogen at least one time in the last year, a one percent increase from 1994. This percentage is much less than the 90 percent who reported using alcohol and the 34 percent using marijuana. 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AMD launched its first WHQL-signed Catalyst Software Suite in three months, with the Catalyst 13.4 WHQL, coinciding with the launch of Radeon HD 7990, earlier today. The Catalyst Software Suite installs device drivers and system software for AMD Radeon GPUs, IGPs, and integrated HDMI audio devices, in additional to AMD APP runtime environment, and certain media acceleration software. DOWNLOAD: AMD Catalyst 13.4 WHQL for Windows 8/7/Vista 64-bit, Windows 8/7/Vista 32-bit, Windows XP 32-bit, Windows XP 64-bit The change-log for Catalyst 13.4 WHQL follows. Includes support for the for the AMD Radeon HD 7990 Series and AMD Radeon HD 7790 Series Includes support for several new OpenGL 4.3 features Significantly improves latency performance in Skyrim, Boderlands 2, Guild Wars 2,Tomb Raider and Hitman Absolution Resolves Texture flickering seen in DirectX9.0c applications. Resolves slight corruption seen in Tomb Raider with TressFX enabled for CrossFire and single GPU configurations Fixes graphical corruption on objects and textures in Call of Duty - Black Ops 2 The Walking Dead: Survival Instinct: Fixes image quality issues when enabling Anti-Aliasing through the AMD Catalyst Control Center Crysis 3: Improves CrossFire performance in 3 and 4 GPU configurations Deus Ex: Human Revolution: Improves CrossFire performance Unigine Heaven: Improves CrossFire performance in 3 and 4 GPU configurations Hitman Absolution: Resolves application issues when running application at 1680x100 with 8xAA enabled AMD Enduro Technology profile updates: o Alien Colonial Marines – acm.exe o BioShock Infinite – BioShockInfinite.exe o Crysis 3 – Crysis3.exe o GodMode – GodMode.exe o Grid 2 – grid2.exe o Hawken – HawkenLauncher.exe o Neverwinter – gameclient.exe o SimCity – SimCity.exe o Sniper Elite Nazi Zombie Army – NZA.exe o The Walking Dead Survival Instinct – WalkingDead.exe o Tomb Raider – TombRaider.exe o Kapersky Anti-virus - avt.exe
Keep hoping, the drivers that work on the latency issues are still pre-alpha, in the prototype phase. We probably won't even see beta versions of those magical drivers until June or July.
ive downloaded three different bunch of drivers these last two days. soooo glad I didn't install any haha just noticed on amd site they got the beta 13.5 updated as well
Holy mother of FUCK! 13.5 BETA's are fanFUCKINGtastic! I can see the lag in BlOps2 and making it completely PLAYABLE!! No latencies issues whatsoever! YAY! I DIDN"T REALIZE MT DRIVERS WERE THAT BAD! not with a unlocked 6950....FUCK YEAH WOOOOOOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOOOOOO.
I don't know about that. A lot of people are reporting significant improvements in smoothness quality with the 13.5 betas. They may have addressed some of those issues in the latest beta.
Release notes for those who care. http://support.amd.com/us/kbarticles/Pages/AMDCatalyst13-4WINReleaseNotes.aspx
13.5 betas = R7990 prototype drivers? Here's hoping they have a proper WHQL driver by the start of summer, with all the latency fixes and CF profiles (especially for R7990... not that I personally care for multi-GPU setups, but nVidia needs to be lowered a few notched down with their 1000$ madness). So about the OGL 4.3 thing, is that only for R7790, cause I remember it being the first (and only, so far) AMD card to fully support the latest OpenGL...
I am also confused as to whether to install CAPS with 13.4WHQL and 13.5 b2. I usually refrain from beta drivers, but since i got hold of 13.4 before they were released i guess i took a chance there anyway.
installed and tried them now, worked well in starcraft II. installed fine on my laptop as well (APU crossfire) which is actually rather uncommon, most drivers cause trouble on it.
You got to love the graphs that don't start from zero percent... it looks like it doubled the performance just to find out it's only around 10%...
Quake Wars... Wolfenstein MP... hmmm, old games, but still... makes me think... has AMD finally been ironing out it's (Windows) OpenGL issues?
tryed skyrim with 13.5 beta and micro-stuttering is completely gone! i'm not talking of a slight improvemen, it is actually completely smooth!
Its AMD's version of Nvidia Optimus. Enduro is supposed to dynamically switch between the onboard Intel GPU and the discrete Radeon graphics card. Its never worked properly. Only certain laptop manufacturers have figured out a solution and it doesn't work on AMD's own platform either. Its both a hardware and software issue, but the latest drivers to help to make the switching work a little better.
my laptop has it, but it doesnt work because the IGP is both the low power, and high performance unit so it just sits still :/
OK WTF!!!! Anyone else get that Stupid STEAM UPDATE that takes like 40 times to install and then seems to take away every bit of progress these drivers made? I'm seriously pissed!!! On Call of Duty Black Ops 2 these drivers took out the lag issue I've had with the game since it came out and I've been very happy with em...Then I get this Fuckin STEAM Update that Takes like 40 times to install and now I'm back to playing like before these drivers which is SHIT! Now I'm once again getting shot around corners..bullets aren't counting etc...etc... and I know its from that dammed STEAM update!
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If you are a parent dealing with unemployment, the summer may feel like a double edged sword. The kids are home, and for the first time in years, so are you. They are restless, and chock full of summertime energy and bound to drive you crazy if you don't help them find fun things to do. Yet there is a problem. You are out of work, and short on cash. Once upon a time kids didn't require activities that cost so much money, but times have changed. Or have they?
Many parents have found that it is when you don't have the money to purchase every fancy thing and electronic gizmo your child may have become accustomed to demanding---that you actually find better ways to spend that quality time. Although being unemployed is not easy, it is possible to use the extra time to sharing the good things in summer with your child.
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Copicut Woods. Copicut Woods is at the entrance of the 13,600-acre Southeastern Massachusetts Bioreserve. The three miles of trails at Copicut will lead visitors through a variety of natural communities, pools, an abandoned farm settlement and the mile-long Miller Lane, a 150-year-old cart path lined by stone walls under a tree canopy. There is no fee to visit the woods, and free guided programs, including birdwatching, are offered year-round. Leashed dogs may join you and your kids on your walk.
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Fall River Carousel The Fall River Carousel was built by the Philadelphia Toboggan Company in 1920 during the Golden Age of wooden carousels. Also known as Carousel #54, it has been an attraction in Fall River for over 80 years and is one of the oldest operating carousels in the country. The Fall River Carousel is open seasonally from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. seven days a week, from late June to September and weekends only from early September through October. One ride cost only $1 and seven rides cost $5.
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Explore Nature Choose from over a dozen Audubon wildlife refuges trails in Massachusetts and Rhode Island to explore nature. Entrance is free, and many free guided hikes are available. (Free) http://www.asri.org/refuges/wildlife-refuge.
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Arkansas fans may remember the name Kane Whitehurst, who caught the fourth-quarter TD pass Saturday for No. 14 South Carolina that put his team up 45-7. Whitehurst, a redshirt freshman at the time, was kicked off the team at Arkansas after being arrested for possession of a controlled substance and drug paraphernalia. He was arrested the same day as former coach Bobby Petrino's infamous motorcycle accident that led to his dismissal in 2012. Then-coach John L. Smith dismissed Whitehurst, who transferred to South Carolina. Whitehurst, now a sophomore back-up at wide receiver, has two receptions this season, both for touchdowns. The other one was against North Carolina.
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MIKE DAVIS: The South Carolina running back led all rushers with 128 yards and a touchdown. At 5-foot-9 and 215 pounds, Davis punished would-be tacklers most of the day, averaged 6.7 yards per carry. His longest trip was a 19-yard gain. Davis and back-up Shon Carson shared the load for the Gamecocks; Carson carried 15 times for 56 yards.
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Match report - Leominster Town 1: Hanwood 6
12:08pm Thursday 3rd May 2012 in Football By Bill Tanner
LEOMINSTER Town put its future on show in the side's final game of the season and - despite the scoreline - that future offered plenty of promise.
Town sent seven under 18s out against Hanwood and watched as the "the kids" put on a show last night (Wednesday). Club chairman Eddie Clark said 6-1 was a poor reflection of the game Town took to Hanwood.
"At times our football was outstanding – particularly from the youngsters given the circumstances," said Clark.
"Our older players can take a great deal of credit for the way they watched out for the youngsters and kept our game going," he said.
But Hanwood, chasing at least second place in the league, weren't going give up their turf easily or otherwise. For all Town's good work - work that Hanwood was sporting enough to recognise - the streetwise Shropshire side made its physicality count.
Town had hope of a result, though, when Dan Stack pulled a goal back to make it 3-1.
The Briarwood Boys should end their first season in West Midlands Regional League Division 1 with a top 10 finish, something Clark said the club can take a great deal of pride from.
"We've had some lows over the season, but they seemed to have bonded the side together. Whatever we go through we play the game our way, there's a great spirit amongst the team and some really promising kids coming through – we can't wait to get next season underway," he said.
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Reverend Neil Thomas of California Faith for Equality celebrates during a news conference at the West Hollywood City Hall after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down a key part of the Defense of Marriage Act, and ruled that supporters of California's ban on gay marriage, Proposition 8, lacked legal standing to challenge a federal judge's holding that the initiative was unconstitutional. (Kevork Djansezian / Getty Images / June 26, 2013) |
For people wondering why the U.S. Supreme Court refused to decide the issues in the appeal of California's Proposition 8 case (Hollingsworth vs. Perry), here is a summary in lay person's terms.
1) Article III of the U.S. Constitution allows federal courts to hear only "cases" or "controversies" (in the legal sense), which is why federal courts are barred from issuing advisory opinions.
2) The Supreme Court has interpreted the words "cases" or "controversies" in Article III to require that every plaintiff in federal court, or every person appealing a federal court decision, must sustain a personal injury caused by the other side that can be helped by a favorable court decision.
DECISION: U.S. Supreme Court on Prop. 8
3) The Supreme Court has interpreted this "personal injury" requirement to prohibit all lawsuits (with one exception) in which the plaintiff's only injury is that he or she is mad that the government is violating the law. In other words, as Justice Antonin Scalia explained in a 2007 case, the "psychic" injury one sustains by observing illegal conduct is not enough to satisfy federal jurisdictional requirements because such psychic injury is shared by everyone equally. The only exception to this rule is that on certain rare occasions, plaintiffs are allowed to sue in federal court when they allege a governmental violation of the separation of church and state. Hollingsworth had nothing to do with the separation of church and state.
4) The plaintiffs in the Proposition 8 case easily satisfied these Article III requirements. The same-sex partners were injured by the state's denial of their licenses to marry; that injury was caused by the state of California; and a federal court could redress that injury by requiring California to issue marriage licenses.
5) But — and this is where the problems start — neither the governor nor the attorney general of California defended Proposition 8 in federal court. They both agreed with the plaintiffs that Proposition 8 violated the equal protection clause. Had the state officials defended Proposition 8, there would be no jurisdictional problems.
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6) The federal trial court allowed the people who proposed and sponsored Proposition 8 as an amendment to the California Constitution to defend the case in court because the state refused to do so. But these proponents of Proposition 8 were not employees or agents of the state and had no official relationship with the state.
7) Because of this, and after the plaintiffs won in trial court, the appeals court asked the California Supreme Court whether, as a matter of state law, the plaintiffs had the right to defend the constitutionality of Proposition 8 in federal court and on appeal.
8) The state court said yes as a matter of state law. The court had no authority to decide the issue under federal law.
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9) It is one thing for a state to allow employees or agents of the state to defend its interests in federal court, something the Supreme Court has previously hinted would be permissible. But it is quite another for the state to allow normal citizens who do not work for the state to have that authority. The difference is that the interests of the people who proposed Proposition 8 are no different than the interests of any other citizen who believes that the constitutional amendment is valid. Allowing such a person (with no unique injury) to appeal an adverse federal court decision is roughly the same as saying any plaintiff can sue a state in federal court if he or she thinks a state law is invalid and is angry about it. And, as stated in No. 3 above, that is simply not allowed.
10) So, the people who appealed the Proposition 8 case had no interest in the case beyond their "psychic" wish to see the amendment upheld and thus did not suffer the requisite personal injury to satisfy the "cases" or "controversies" requirements of Article III, and the lawsuit had to be dismissed for lack of jurisdiction.
Eric J. Segall, a law professor at Georgia State University, is the author of "Supreme Myths: Why the Supreme Court Is Not a Court and Its Justices Are Not Judges." Twitter: @espinsegall.


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March 4, 2005, Greencastle, Ind. - DePauw improved to 4-2 on the season and extended its win streak to four with a doubleheader sweep of Hope at Walker Field. The Tigers won the first game, 6-3, and took the nightcap by a 9-4 count. DePauw improved to 4-2, while Hope dropped to 0-2.
DePauw scored two each in the first two innings and that would be all it would need in the first game. Greg DeBeer drove in Chris Newman with a single before Matt Deahl's grounder plated Ryan Sipe in the first. In the second, Sipe drove in John Younger and Kevin McAteer with a second-inning single.
Hope got on the board in the fourth on Bill Lutke's double which scored Mike VanderVelde and then added one more in the fifth when Brian Blanchard scored on a bases loaded error.
The Tigers scored two more in the fifth on Zach Harris' sacrifice fly which scored DeBeer and McAteer's rin-scoring single that brought home Deahl. George MacKenzie drove in Hope's final run in the seventh with a sacrifice fly that scored Jon Edmondson.
Younger, Sipe and McAteer each collected two of DePauw's 10 hits, while Sipe drove in a pair. Vance Nardin and Lutke each had two of Hope's eight hits.
Mark Alson picked up the win with five innings or work that included just one earned run and six hits. Andrew Vlasak suffered the loss for Hope.
The Flying Dutchmen jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the nightcap when VanderVelde singled home MacKenzie in the first, but Sipe put DePauw ahead with a two-run homer to right in the bottom half of the inning.
In the third, VanderVelde knotted the score at 2-2 on with a double that scored Danny Keough. The Tigers regained the lead in the bottom half of the inning when DeBeer drove in Younger with a double to left center.
Chris Newman ripped a bases-loaded double in the fifth which scored pinch-runner Luther Selby and Adrian Norris before Sipe drove in Younger and Newman with a single through the right side. DeBeer then singled to score Sipe to give DePauw an 8-2 lead.
Hope added two in the sixth on Edmondson's sacrifice fly and Drew Bedan's single before the Tigers closed out the scoring in the bottom of the sixth with Sipe's RBI single.
Sipe and DeBeer each collected three of DePauw's 10 hits with Newman adding a pair. Sipe finished with five RBI with Newman and DeBeer each totaling two. VanderVelde picked up two of the Flying Dutchmen's seven hits and drove in two runs.
Bill Metzinger improved to 2-0 on the season by allowing just two runs and four hits in five innings, while Paul Rodenhouse notched his first save by retiring all four batters he faced. Bruce Lund suffered the loss for Hope.
Sipe went five-for-seven in the twinbill with seven RBI, while DeBeer was four-for-six.
DePauw host Benedictine in a noon single game on Saturday.


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Dear CSB Degree Candidate:
Congratulations on your upcoming commencement scheduled for Saturday, May 11th at 2:00 p.m. in the Haehn Campus Center Clemens Field House. Listed below is information you will need for your graduation from Saint Ben's. Please read carefully and keep for further reference.
GRAD FINALE: Thursday, March 14 - Gorecki 204 - 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. You may pick up your cap and gown, purchase diploma frames and announcements, order class rings and pre-order a Commencement Ceremony DVD. Have your picture taken and register for prizes.
GRADUATION FEE: A fee of $50 has been charged to your December account to defray the cost of your cap and gown and your meal tickets.
ACADEMIC ATTIRE: Cap and gowns will be distributed at the Grad Finale on Thursday, March 14th to all students who are eligible for Commencement. You will be contacted by the Registrar's Office by March 14th if you are not eligible. If you are unable to be on campus on March 14th, gowns may be picked up at the CSB Bookstore on Thursday, May 9th and Friday, May 10th from 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. and Saturday, May 11th from 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
COMMENCEMENT TICKETS: Each graduate will receive (4) tickets for her family members and guests to attend the ceremony in the Haehn Campus Center Clemens Field House. Doors will open at 12:00 p.m. for Commencement seating in the Field House (handicap seating will be available). Additional seating will be available, without tickets in O'Connell's and Alumnae Hall, there your guests will view the ceremony on big screen TV. You may also view ceremonies on Channel 15 in all student housing. Handicap seating will be available.
GRADUATION MASS: We invite you and your guests to attend the Graduation Mass as an important part of your special day. It is a time to give thanks for the wonderful years at the College of Saint Benedict and for all of us to pray for each of you and bless you on your next ventures. There will be two opportunities to attend this Graduation Mass on this day to help facilitate graduates and their families' schedules: 9:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. With the scheduled meal times at Gorecki, it makes it easier to attend Mass before or after your meal. If you would like to participate in a Liturgical Ministry for your Graduation Mass (Eucharistic Minister, Lector, Gift Bearer, etc.) please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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The hope of this RP is to be a very free form RP, in the distant future. Long time ago, humans came together and settled every planet in are solar system, forming the Sol Empire, and now thousands to millions of planets have been claimed by the Sol Empire. However, very recently, it is was discovered that animals native to earth (which have been scattered across the galaxies when humans began to move off Earth.) started to devolve mutations, it only effects a small percent of every creature, however because that number of humans are so large, there is about as many mutants to settle several planets, and as you image they suffer from genetic problems and even some mental problems, so the human government devolved the Mutant Colonies. The idea is that all mutants, defined by a person with a major genetic alteration that is not nessicaryly an illness. For example, being half-animal, having an extra functionally body part, being able to breath water, being able to produce light, and so on.) must go to the colonies until they can pay a small fee, and prove and maintain a healthy body and mind, while going to regular doctor's visits (depends on what kind of mutation you have.), H
However the inhabitants are not limited to just mutants. There are Mutant Breeders and Mutant Hunters who breed/hunt for mutant animals, (You are allowed to have a mutant pet, over the years Puppycats have been breed for and are pretty common, about as much as a dog is now, something more exotic like a winged inguina is allowed, but is much rarer.) Mutant Doctors and Scientist (Mutants are of course required for regular visits, about one a month unless you face immediate problems or are really unstable, but Mutants can choose to be studied or not.) You are allowed to be an alien, however most species have either there on place for mutants or kill them on discovery, and may planets don't have mutants at all, so you're more than likely going to be there for another reason. You can be an important Mutant Rights Activist, like an important community manager, a well respected figure, an author. Again, this is going to be very open ended, but you just can't be there because the house prices looked cheap, just think of a reasonable explanation.
There is a ground rule with mutants, I am not going try to not nitpick your power, so long as it isn't reality bending. You can fly, but you're going to need wings (and being very light, but that is already taken care of most of the time.), This isn't the X-men, you're not going to be able to control the weather, but you're going to be able if you want you can create a lot of heat, fire, electric energy, and so on, but you're only going to be able to aim it. Try to limit the silliness, and just remember it isn't magic (Being Psychic is allowed, but we can discuss the extent of Psychic's power latter.)
And if you have not figured it out let, Kappa is just the name of the colony we are going to be in. Any takers, questions, comments, suggestions, rude insults, or etc? I feel like I am forgetting something, but this is just an idea for a roleplay, it isn't finished just let.


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Originally Published: September 10, 2013 9:00 AM Modified: September 11, 2013 1:22 PM
Latest Army contracts could mean $200 million in new biz for MichiganBy Chad Halcom
Defense contractors could steer more than $200 million worth of new business to Michigan over the next 10 years out of a handful of awards from the U.S. Army in recent days — much of it to provide alternative energy and environmental services. CTI-URS Environmental Services LLC, a Wixom-based joint venture of CTI and Associates Inc. and URS Corp., today received a $9 million fixed-price contract for local environmental services through the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' district office in Louisville, Ky., the federal Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense announced late Tuesday. The announcement doesn't specify the nature of those services. CTI and URS are already collaborating to design a final landfill cap for closing the Maxey Flats Project, a low-level radioactive waste landfill in nearby Fleming County, Ky., and to oversee construction on the closure, under a contract with Kentucky's Energy and Environment Cabinet. Also, LTC Federal LLC, a government services subsidiary of Detroit-based Lakeshore TolTest Corp. or LTC, is one of more than 30 companies selected to provide wind, solar and geothermal energy under a set of multiple award task-order contracts worth up to $7 billion. The Corps of Engineers' Engineer Support Center in Huntsville, Ala., announced this week that 16 companies were selected, including LTC, from among 45 bidders to provide possible sources of wind energy under future federal Power Purchase Agreement task orders. The task orders are for the purchase of energy from renewable and alternative energy production facilities that are designed, financed, constructed, operated and maintained by private sector entities on private land or on installations under jurisdiction of the U.S. Department of Defense. Each future task order will determine exact funding, and performance locations for one or more of the companies selected. Lakeshore was already one of 22 companies last week to be awarded a similar three-year contract, with seven one-year option periods to follow, to produce solar energy for the Pentagon, and one of five selected in May under the renewable energy technology contract, for geothermal energy technology. "LTC is extremely proud to be selected as one of the premier solar technology providers under this first-of-its kind (contract)," Lakeshore TolTest CEO Grant McCullagh said in a recent statement. "Our team stands ready to provide …state-of-the-art, competitive solar and geothermal technology solutions to meet the military's energy security and sustainability goals." Also today, Sterling Heights-based General Dynamics Land Systems and the U.S. Army Tacom Life Cycle Management Command in Warren announced a new $118 million award for GDLS to convert 66 flat-bottom Stryker infantry vehicles to a newer, more protective double-V hull design between July 2014 and February 2015. The new award is expected to be one of several that will convert a complete third brigade of 337 Army Strykers between fiscal 2014 and fiscal 2016, over and above two Army brigades that have already completed the conversion. Also, GE Aviation Systems LLC. in Grand Rapids has received a $25 million firm-fixed-price contract for the low-rate, initial production run of up to 190 AV-8B Radar Display Computers, 15 spare card sets, six engineering development units and non-recurring engineering support, through April 2016, under a contract with the U.S. Naval Air Systems Command in Maryland. The company expects to divide that contract work between locations in Grand Rapids and Clearwater, Fla. The $200 million new-business figure is based on the component of the four different awards that would translate to actual work done here in Michigan. The General Dynamics and GE Aviation contracts involve work outside the state as well as work in Michigan. Visit to Selfridge part of study on possible Air Force structure changesIn other defense news Tuesday, the National Commission on the Structure of the Air Force announced it will visit Selfridge Air National Guard Base in Harrison Township on Saturday and hold a public hearing in Chesterfield Township, as part of its congressional mandate to study the three components of the Air Force — the active, reserve, and Guard — to help determine if and how the Air Force's structure should be modified to fit current and future requirements. A report and recommendations based on that study are due to the president and Congress on Feb. 1. Topics in this article: Defense General Dynamics Land Systems
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