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Motor and sensory skills. BSN Completion students need to have sufficient motor function and sensory skills in order to be able to execute movements and make observations required in the domain of nursing care/activity in the program of study.
Communication. The candidate must communicate effectively and sensitively with other students, faculty, staff, patients, family, and other professionals. He or she must express his or her ideas and feelings clearly and demonstrate a willingness and ability to give and receive feedback. A candidate must be able to: convey or exchange information at a level allowing development of a health history; identify problems presented; explain alternative solutions; and give directions during treatment and post-treatment. The candidate must be able to communicate effectively in oral and written forms. The candidate must be able to process and communicate information on the patient's status with accuracy in a timely manner to members of the health care team. The appropriate communication may also rely on the candidate's ability to make a correct judgment in seeking supervision and consultation in a timely manner.
Cognitive. BSN Completion students must be able to reason, analyze, integrate, synthesize and evaluate in the context of the undergraduate program of study. He or she must be able to evaluate and apply information and engage in critical thinking in the classroom and clinical setting.
Behavioral/Emotional. BSN Completion students must possess the emotional health required for the adequate utilization of intellectual abilities, the exercise of sound judgment, and the timely completion of responsibilities in their programs of study. Further, students must be able to maintain mature, sensitive, and effective relationships with patients, students, faculty, staff, and other professionals under diverse circumstances including highly stressful situations. Students must have the emotional stability to function effectively under stress and adapt to environments that may change rapidly without warning and/or in unpredictable ways. Students must be able to experience empathy for the situations and circumstances of others and appropriately communicate that empathy. Students must acknowledge that values, attitudes, beliefs, emotions, and experiences affect their perceptions and relationships with others. Students must be able and willing to examine and change behaviors when they interfere with productive individual or team relationships. Students must demonstrate the effective and harmonious relationships with the diverse academic and professional environments relevant to their chosen programs of study.
Professional Conduct. BSN Completion students must possess the ability to reason morally and practice nursing according to the Professional Code of Ethics. Students must be willing to abide by professional standards of practice as well as regulations for professional licensure. Students must demonstrate the attributes of compassion, altruism, integrity, honesty, responsibility, and tolerance.
Reasonable Accommodation for Disabilities. Students must be able to perform all the essential functions of the program with or without accommodation. A student who discloses a disability and requests accommodation will be referred to Disability Support Services. Alternatively the student may approach Disability Support Services directly to inquire about accommodations for a disability. The student may be asked by Disability Support Services to provide documentation of the disability for the purposes of determining appropriate accommodations. The University will provide reasonable accommodations, but is not required to make modifications that would substantially alter the nature or requirements of the program. If you have questions regarding reasonable accommodation, contact Disability Support Services at 425-352-5307.
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1. Notification of faculty concern: Faculty will notify NHS advising staff of any concerns they have about their students.
2. Problematic behavior documented: Problematic behavior will be documented by faculty in the student's record.
3. Problematic behavior results in Warning Card and Contract: If a pattern of problematic behavior or a single, very serious lapse in the essential behaviors becomes evident, the steps below should be followed so that the student is apprised of a Warning Card indicating that the student's continuation in the program is in jeopardy.
The warning document is at http://www.uwb.edu/getattachment/nhs/intranet/formdepot/warningform.pdf
a. Composing contract: The student's instructor and/or appropriate program advisor in consultation with the Nursing Program Director will prepare an individual student contract that must accompany the warning card identifying what needs to be demonstrated in order to meet the essential behaviors and thus remain in the program.
b. UW Bothell Nursing Program Faculty approves contract: The individual student contract is reviewed and approved by the UW Bothell Nursing Program Faculty. The documentation of lapses in the essential behaviors must accompany the contract.
c. Student apprised of warning card and given contract: The Director, instructor and/or appropriate program advisor meet with the student to present the warning card and individual student contract. After the student reads and signs the warning card (signature indicates that the student has read it), the card is placed in the student's academic file.
4. Contract monitored quarterly by Nursing Program Faculty: If the contract is not upheld by the student, the student will be dismissed.
5. Campus Resources: Students may access campus resources including:
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A Fort Ord watchdog group has asked the state to conduct a full environmental review on the proposed transfer of "dangerous" land intended for a veterans cemetery.
The land is contaminated with toxic chemicals and unexploded ordnance and could pose a liability for the state, the Fort Ord Community Advisory Group stated in a letter March 30.
Co-Chairman Mike Weaver said the group supports a veterans cemetery on Fort Ord, but believes the planned location on Parker Flats Road is inappropriate and dangerous. The area known as "Artillery Hill" has been cleared for munitions only to a depth of 4 feet, not the 6 feet typical for gravesites, Weaver said.
Among the items found were non-metallic land mines and chemical agents in glass vials that cannot be detected with the equipment used, he added, and the Army is responsible for, but has not completed, cleanup of chemical contamination of the soil and water.
"The State of California should not accept contaminated and dangerous property because it creates a liability issue for the state and it will dilute accountability in its clean up," wrote Weaver, co-chairman of the group.
Local authorities have been rushing for a month to achieve the transfer of the land so the state can apply for federal funds to build the 84.4 "burial site" portion of the long-awaited cemetery.
The Fort Ord Reuse Authority Board of Directors on Friday will consider approving an agreement with the city of Seaside to transfer its 32.2 acres. The Board of Supervisors has already approved transfer of its 52.2 adjacent acres.
The board will also consider extending its contract with an outside attorney to advise it on issues pertaining to the California Environmental Quality Act.
Molly Erickson, attorney for Keep Fort Ord Wild, another environmental group that's opposed the location of the cemetery and already filed several lawsuits against FORA, has cautioned the board at past meetings that CEQA review is necessary for the transfer.
In an April 4 memo, FORA counsel Jerry Bowden disagreed. He said environmental review was not required because the transfer was a "ministerial" action, not a discretionary decision, and neither FORA, Seaside nor the county is a lead agency on the project.
Sandy Nax, spokesman for the Department of Toxic Substance Control, confirmed that the agency received and is reviewing the request by the Fort Ord Community Advisory Group.
That group was established in 2003 by the state department, after resolution of a lawsuit, to monitor toxic cleanup issues on the former army base, a Superfund Site. Its stated mission is "to ensure that human health, safety and the environment are protected to the greatest extent possible."
Weaver, its chairman, said the ordnance exploration that has occurred on the cemetery site has been unreliable at best and the toxics cleanup "next to non-existent."
FORA Executive Officer Michael Houlemard said Tuesday the cleanup on the site is complete and awaiting sign-off by regulatory agencies. The FORA board is also scheduled to receive an update Friday of the privatized effort to complete munitions cleanup of 3,340 acres that includes the cemetery site.
The call for CEQA review of the transfer comes on the heals of yet another environmental group, Fort Ord Access Alliance, announcing an effort to place an initiative on the November ballot that would preserve 540 acres of open space on the former Army base, some of it planned for development.
The initiative would not affect the area planned for the cemetery.
On Tuesday, Houlemard wondered aloud if the initiative, which would amend the Fort Ord Base Reuse Plan, would require CEQA review.
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In the midst of all this vitriol, however, there's not one word suggesting that "modern" watermelons are not only tasteless but unnatural.
Pedigree, schmedigree
Or how about a more recent phenomenon. Ever heard of Dorkies, Schweeines, Beabulls or Cava-Tzu?
They're the stars of the new wave of "designer dogs," experimental cross-breeds that even the breeders admit they can't always predict the characteristics, personalities and long-term health effects of these previously unknown canines.
I guess it's no longer enough to own a registered breed, like a German shepherd, Labrador retriever or Irish setter. Or, heaven forbid, a "mixed breed" without any pedigree (which, one could argue, is exactly the description of a designer dog).
Even worse, these new wave breeders are busy creating larger, more powerful designer dogs for the macho male who wants something bigger and badder than a pit bull or a rottweiler. Such breeds as the Cane Corso, Tibetan mastiff and the African boerboel are, in the words of nationally know animal expert Terry Jester, "Dogs that make the pit bull look like a child's stuffed toy in comparison."
Yet where's the public reaction to a trend that's disturbing on several levels? There's virtually none, other than a short-term, localized reaction when one of these dogs attacks somebody. And none of what little negativity there is touches on the idea that creating new lines of Frankenmutts might be a violation of what we used to consider the "natural order."
Oh, no. That kind of deep-seated outrage is reserved for plants—horrible, evil plants created to resist herbicides. Nothing is more sacred than manual weeding, after all, and any scientist who figures out how to improve on that age-old chore must do so the way they did with seedless fruit and designer dogs.
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When competitive surfer Pedro Berasaluce David goes to the water, he leaves the world behind him. "I forget everything," he says in his native Portugese, which is translated to us in English. "From the Earth, from the land. I'm completely connected with the ocean."
[At left: Pedro, 19, rides high waves with his Guayaki-wreathed board]
Pedro, 19, is training to be the best in the world. He's already building a record in pro junior competitions, where he pairs the stress-free elation he feels in the water with sharper focus. Engaged in his sport, his mind works a bit more mechanically as he watches competitors and assesses what marks he must reach.
Pedro began surfing at the age of 2, having grown up in a surfer family: everyone in his family surfs except for his mother, Nina (and his father and three brothers are still trying to get her out there). Wave enthusiasts from everywhere flock to the surfing school his father, "El Capitan David," founded 18 years ago on Praia do Rosa beach in Santa Catarina, Brazil. Beyond technique, the 400 or so students who visit the school each year from around the world are infused with fathoms-deep lessons on the water, the human connection with nature, and a sense of respect and community. Some call it a "school of life."
The mission for the school is we are who we are, we all have equal rights and opportunities," Pedro says. "To break with barriers, cultural barriers, the color of your skin, eyes, we're all equal for the ocean, waves gonna break and it's gonna break the same no matter who's surfing it."
Besides inspiration from the school's surf community and his natural love for the water, Pedro has also been motivated to succeed in his sport watching the London Olympics. "It's real inspiring to see other people get so far and reach a gold medal, or silver medal, coming from places like, from nothing," he says. "To see them succeed or surpass their expectations."
Naturally, this level of achievement takes work. Pedro prepares for competitions with full days in the water, aerobic training, and hydration (he has enjoyed Guayaki shots, which make him very animated; mostly he drinks water).
His passion and training have taken him all over the world, with some of his favorites to surf the beaches of Spain and France — though there's more to loving where you are than getting to experience huge waves. "When you're with friends," Pedro says, "any place is a favorite place."


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Hand, foot, and mouth disease (HFMD) is a common illness in infants and children. It is characterized by fever, sores in the mouth, and a rash on the hands and feet. It occurs in warmer months. It is transmitted primarily between humans by direct contact with secretions from the nose and throat, saliva, fluid from blisters, or the feces of those who have HFMD.
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Risk Factors
The following factors increase the risk of HFMD:
- Contact with someone who is infected
- Age: children under 10 years old
Factors that may affect the severity of infection may include:
- Fever that lasts 3 days or longer
- Vomiting
- Lethargy
- Infection by specific enterovirus
- Fever at 99.5°F or 37.5°C
- High blood sugar
- Home care
- Mild fever
- Poor appetite
- Discomfort
- Sore throat
- Painful sores in the mouth
- Skin rash that does not itch, usually on the palms of hands and soles of feet
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- Stool specimen
There is no specific treatment for HFMD. Treatment is focused on relieving fever, aches, and pain associated with the illness. Medicines may be given to help relieve the pain related to the sores in the mouth.
To help reduce the risk of HFMD:
- Wash your hands frequently, especially after diaper changes.
- Clean contaminated surfaces with soap and water followed by a diluted solution of chlorine-containing bleach. (Mix about one-fourth cup of bleach with one-gallon water.)
- Avoid close contact with children with HFMD.
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We develop Technology. We also create bows.
When it comes to building the ultimate bow, without a doubt it's got to have speed, a smooth draw-cycle, tack-driving accuracy, and a dead-silent shot….all wrapped up in a light-weight package. After two decades of designing and manufacturing the most advanced bows in the industry, Mathews has once again raised the bar.
Easy to draw and a pleasure to shoot.
While many bows on the market can claim high speed ratings, very few can offer such performance in a bow that is easy to draw and a pleasure to shoot. However, Mathews owners are never forced to compromise between smooth shooting characteristics and fast arrow speed. Thanks to ingenious cam designs and the revolutionary Reverse Assist Roller Guard (which replaces old-fashioned cable rods and slides), harsh draw-cycles and speed no longer go hand-in-hand. The major advantage of the Reverse Assist Roller Guard is that it reduces friction; resulting in much smoother draw cycle by positioning cables in a reverse manner; in front rather than behind the roller guard. Traditional roller guards position cables on the back side of the roller guard and cause the cables to wrap tighter as the bow is drawn back and therefore places more pressure on the cables. The Reverse Assist Roller Guard allows the cable to roll with less tension in a fully contained roller guard and ultimately makes the bow smoother since there is less tension on the cable.
Just like speed and accuracy, a quiet shooting bow is a must.
When it comes to quiet performance, Mathews is the industry leader. Matt McPherson realized early on the sound squashing affect that parallel limbs could have on bow design as well as their affect on speed and efficiency. In 1996, Mathews introduced the Signature. This bow featured a proportionately longer riser and shorter, more parallel limbs. Because the limbs were more parallel than other bows at the time, the vibration and recoil generated by each was effectively canceled.
Since that time, Mathews bows have continuously featured limbs that become more and more parallel. Today, the limbs on Mathews bows have gone beyond Parallel, resulting in an even longer riser and therefore increased stability. As a result, these bows are the quietest, most vibration free bows ever. With the launching of the Harmonic Damping System in 2000, a new era of quiet, vibration-free shooting was born. Never before had a technology made such an impact not only within the archery community, but outside it as well. Today, the Harmonic Damping System is one of the most recognizable and effective bow accessories on the market. Additionally, the Harmonic Stabilizer, Monkey Tails, String Suppressor and String Grubs combine to make the quietest-shooting bows on the market.
What good is speed without accuracy?
When it comes to shooting precision, the key is in the DNA. You see, Mathews bows are engineered to be accurate. This is evident in their forgiving Brace Height, long, stable Grid Lock risers, and the SlimFit Inline and Focus grips; both of which greatly reduce bow-hand torque.
One look at the Mathews Professional Shooters track record will confirm that they shoot the most accurate bows in the world. That same, tournament-winning technology can also be taken into your favorite treestand, ground blind, or mountain trail.
The essence of engineering is to make something function better while also making it simpler.
This is the heart of Mathews innovation. It is what inspires Mathews founder Matt McPherson to continuously develop and refine the compound bow.
Since the single cam's groundbreaking inception in 1992, the benefits were obvious. Not only were the synchronization problems of the two-cam system eliminated, but a number of other advantages were quickly realized. Over the years, Mathews' single-cam bows have proven to be more efficient, more accurate, more forgiving, produce less vibration and recoil, are quieter, and require less maintenance than any other cam system available today. In addition, the single cam has also proven to be fast. The Max Cam, introduced in 1997, and most recently, the SimPlex™ Cam, are both testaments to the amazing speeds that are attainable with this simple, yet highly effective system.
In 2009, Mathews once again made history with the introduction of the McPherson Series, Dual Cam line. The McPherson Series bows featured the new AVS system resulting in the fastest and highest performing dual-cam bows in the archery industry.
In addition to advancements in cam technology, it should also be noted that the bow string, particularly the material it is made of, also influences bow speed. While most bow hunters sacrifice string stretch for increased speed, Mathews owners are never forced to compromise.
Careful engineering is what made the long riser/light weight combination possible.
In an effort to make bow limbs more parallel, the riser got longer. This meant that while Mathews bows were getting quieter, they were also becoming a bit heavier. Matt McPherson realized this needed to be changed. The Ultra Light, introduced in 1995, was a tremendous hit with bow hunters across the nation. At 3 ½ pounds and shooting 300 fps, this innovative design quickly ushered in the demand for shorter, lighter, and faster bows. What made the Ultra Light's weight even more remarkable was the fact that the bow featured a longer riser than other bows on the market.
Careful engineering is what made the long riser/light weight combination possible. This meant that risers could be made longer, which added more shooting stability, while still keeping overall bow-weight to a minimum.
In 2010, Mathews introduced the distinctively looking Grid Lock riser on the Z7; the first member of the Mathews Z-Series bows. This new riser design was not only structurally stronger than previous efforts, it was substantially lighter.
For 2012, the riser will be lightened even more. Overall, the "Geo Grid" riser will weigh less than the previous Grid Lock riser while still maintaining its strength. In addition, other components have been trimmed down in order to give bow hunters the lightest rig possible. These include the Reverse Assist Roller Guard, the Dead End String Stop, and the Harmonic Stabilizer Lite; which, like the standard Harmonic Stabilizer, absorbs 75 % of residual vibration, but now does so at 1/3 the weight (nearly 70% lighter).
Pioneers in the Industry
2014Zero T™
2012Geo Grid Lock™ riser
Hēlim Cam
2011Harmonic Stabilizer Lite
2010Grid Lock Riser
Reverse Assist Guard
Focus Grip featuring Focus Ridge
Monkey Tails
2009Dead End String Stop
Advanced Vectoring Cam
Quad Vlock Limbs
Harmonic Stabilizer
String Grubs
2008DownForce Arrow Rest
Lost Camo
2007Mission Archery is born
ArrowWeb T-Series Quiver
SE Composite SlimbLimb
Spherelock Pivot System
2004SlimFit Inline Grip
2003V-Lock Limb Cup System
2002Angled Roller Guard
String Suppressors
2001Genesis Project Unveiled
2000Harmonic Damping System
1999Perimeter Weighted Cam
1998Straightline, Zero Feed Cam
1997High Efficiency High Speed
1996Parallel Limb Design
1995Dual Feed Single Cam
1994Carbon Cable Guard
Zebra ZS Twist BowString
1992Single Cam Technology
One Cam Vs. Two
1985High Let Off Revolution
The Zero T Axle is designed to eliminate any excess space in the cam axle assembly. In standard axle set-ups unnecessary space between the limb tip components can result in inconsistent shot placement. Our Zero-T (Tolerance) Axle provides consistent component location resulting in enhanced shooting accuracy.
The Hēlim™ integrates the Grid Lock pattern in an advanced geometric design called Geo Grid Lock™. This technological breakthrough creates an ultra-rigid lightweight riser, making the Hēlim one of the industry's lightest hunting bows.
In 1992 Matt McPherson introduced the revolutionary concept of single-cam technology. His innovation changed archery forever! How? Timing and synchronization issues became history. As a result, accuracy improved, and recoil and noise nearly vanished. – The Hēlimcam culminates 20 years of single-cam advancements.
The Harmonic Stabilizer™ is another exciting innovation from Mathews Inc. The Harmonic Stabilizer™ will give optimum performance and dampen more than 75% of residual vibration!
In addition to looking cool, the Grid Lock Riser creates a lighter yet structurally stronger riser
The Reverse Assist™ Roller Guard reduces friction for a smoother draw cycle by positioning cables in a reverse manner; in front rather than behind the roller guard. Traditional roller guards position cables on the back side of the roller guard and cause the cables to wrap tighter as the bow is drawn back and therefore places more pressure on the cables. The Reverse Assist™ Roller Guard allows the cable to roll with less tension in a fully contained roller guard and ultimately makes the bow smoother since there is less tension on the cable.
Draw back your current bow and compare it to the Mathews Z7, set at the same draw weight, and you will quickly see how the Reverse Assist™ Roller Guard 'assists' you in drawing back!
The new Focus Grip with patent pending Focus Ridge helps minimize hand torque in the event of poor hand placement by keeping pressure concentrated in the center of the grip, unlike typical flat top grips that move pressure to the outside edge which increases hand torque. It does this with a slightly higher portion of the grip which contacts the pressure point of the hand. This doesn't allow the rest of the hand to come in contact with the grip; thus eliminating torque caused by poor hand placement.
Eliminate string and cable sound and vibration. This string accessory comes standard on the Mathews Z7! Four Monkey Tails™ equates to a minimal speed loss of 1-2 fps total with virtually all string and cable sound and vibration eliminated.
Retrofit older Mathews Models – Monkey Tails™ will be available for purchase at your nearest Authorized Mathews Retailer
New for 2009, Mathews introduces the Dead End™ String Stop™ by Arrow Web®. The Dead End™ String Stop™ drastically reduces residual vibration and virtually eliminates post-release noise! Installs in minutes and fits most bows currently equipped with a rear stabilizer bushing. Feel the Dead End™ difference today at your local Mathews Retailer!
In any cam system the forces that the cables exert on the cam are actually vectors. Vector is an engineering term which indicates that these forces have both direction and magnitude. While the magnitude of the force exerted by the power / buss cable increases as the bow is drawn, the direction of that force (in all previous designs) has been mainly determined by the distance between the centerline of the axle and the cable's contact point on the take-up track of the cam. At no time since the conception of the compound bow has the anchor cable force vector been able to traverse from one side of the cam axle to the other. Mathews realized that this same limitation had been imposed on all of the previous compounding systems. The result of that realization was the introduction of another industry first, The Advanced Power Cable Vectoring System (AVS).
The new AVS system allowed Mathews to dynamically move the force vector of the anchored cable from one side of the cam axle to the complete other side of the axle. This gave engineers the ability to optimize draw force profiles for energy storage, maximum bow performance and efficiency. The result was that Mathews built the fastest and highest performing dual-cam bows in the archery industry. The new Advanced Vectoring System also allows Mathews Inc. to create the fastest, most efficient compound bows ever produced. The McPherson Series Monster and Monster XLR8 quickly proved that point; while at the same time maintaining 80% Let Off. All of which adds validity to the Mathews phrase "Catch us if You Can".
Locking mechanisms on typical limbs merely set the limb in the adjoining limb pocket or attach the limb to the riser by a screw. The VLOCK limb system; however, takes the end of the limb; which resembles a V, and pushes the limb into the VLOCK area so that the end of the limb is perfectly aligned every time under pressure. The quad limbs also feature a reverse locking mechanism that keeps the limbs securely locked in place. This double-locking limb system locks the limb securely into a zero tolerance position.
Today's bows have gotten so parallel that some bow presses actually can strain the limb and pull on the socket. The reverse lock prevents this from happening making the most durable marriage of both limb and riser.
The QUAD VLock is found on on the Mcpherson Series Monster Bows.
The Harmonic Stabilizer was designed to fit into the bottom Harmonic Damper hole and eliminate excess vibration and noise created by high speed bows. One Harmonic Stabilizer makes a smooth-shooting Mathews even smoother and reduces up to 75% more residual vibration!
Watch and see what Tom Miranda, host of Whitetail Country and Territories Wild, has to say about the Harmonic Stabilizer and why it's a great addition to an existing Mathews model.
String Grubs aid in reducing string vibration in order to gain more speed. The String Grub is an important component in this fully integrated system that makes the Reezen the fastest most efficient single cam bow in the world and the Monster the fastest, most efficient twin cam in the world.
Unlike other conventional drop away rests, the triggering cable on the DownForce attaches to the lower half of the bowstring, not the cable. This means the cradle stays with the arrow longer to provide the ultimate amount of guidance during release. The power retract mechanism pulls away ultra-fast, up to 5 times faster than previous models, providing maximum fletching clearance, and a straighter, more accurate arrow flight.
Get Lost, or Be Found
Lost Camo is one of the largest camo patterns on the market designed specifically for bowhunters.
The average camo pattern is composed of 25" x 25" frames, whereas Lost Camo frames are 60" x 40". This ensures that the garments are never perceived as a solid color, even at 1000 yards. The unique pattern has shelf appeal and optimal functionality for bowhunters.
Mission Archery was born out of the need for a high quality pro-shop bow that had speed, accuracy and plenty of innovations that was affordable. The Mission line quickly became popular with pro shops and bowhunters looking for a high quality bow without a high-end price tag.
With the Spider Claw Quick Twist System, this simple yet functional quiver design becomes an instant hit with Mathews fans. It is extremely light, can be detached and attached to the bow in seconds without loosening any bolts and looks like it belongs on the bow instead of looking like a bulky accessory.
A quiver is a quiver, right? Wrong! Mathews revolutionary new ArrowWeb T-series quivers are unlike any others on the market. Loaded with innovative features including the SpiderClaw quick snap attachment system, the T-Series line of quivers are extremely lightweight. Mounting on the upper portion of the riser, the T-series quiver places your arrows higher up on the bow; above the lower cam. Traditional quivers typically mount over the top of the bow sight; placing the arrows lower; past the lower cam where the nock-end can be more easily damaged.
Not only has the geometry of the Mathews bow limbs changed, the material used to make them continues to progress. Mathews revolutionary SE5 Composite SlimLimbs represent yet another industry first. Thanks to our proprietary SE5 Composite material, the limbs on the latest Mathews are dramatically thinner, yet subsequently more durable. SE SlimLimbs are 30% lighter, yet nearly twice as strong. Cycle tests show that SlimbLimbs last twice as long as many conventional limbs.The SphereLock Pivoting Limb Lock System, unveiled in 2007, is another Mathews original that ensures the limb is locked into place with zero play during the draw process. Combined with the Limb Turret, the load gets spread out while cradling the limb at the same time, creating a super tough and tight limb to riser connection; thus dramatically increasing overall accuracy.
This unique design is another Mathews original that ensures the limb is locked into place with zero play while being drawn. Combined with the Limb Turret, the load gets spread out while cradling the limb at the same time, creating a super tough and tight limb to riser connection
The wood inlay found going down the center of every Mathews wooden bow grip establishes the centerline which makes finding center-shot and setting up a rest easier than ever before.
Made of rich walnut the Mathews SlimFit Inline grip includes a wood inlay found going down the center of the grip. This establishes the centerline of the grip and makes finding center-shot and setting up a rest easier than ever before.
The "V-LOCK"™ limb cup system forces the bow limb into positive and consistent alignment where it is attached to the bow handle. The result is consistent bow performance in terms of accuracy and an increased confidence level of the archer which puts more trophies on the wall and more Mathews pros on the podium.
With the introduction of the Angled Roller, bows become noticeably smoother and easier to draw. The roller guard creates less friction than a conventional roller guard which in turn makes the bow more efficient.
String Suppressors stop the forward motion of the string after the shot, quickly bringing them to a halt resulting in less noise and string slap. This is just another example of Matt Mcpherson's determination to make bows as quiet and vibration free as possible.
The Genesis System eliminates let-off on light draw weight bows (where its unnecessary) so there are no specific draw length requirements. The result is a bow that fits virtually everyone (15″ to 30″) and that a young person can't outgrow.
At the 2000 AMO Show, the show floor is buzzing about the Mathews new Harmonic Damping System. People line up at the Mathews Booth to see the new invention for themselves. Without question, the Harmonic Damping System, another brain child of Matt Mcpherson is one of the most recognized and effective accessories in the archery industry today. Upon its introduction to the market, consumers and other companies saw the many benefits of the system, which greatly reduces noise and vibration. Today the Harmonic Damping System is utilized in bow sights, rests, and even bicycle handles.
Watch and listen as Levi and Samantha Morgan demonstrate the differences between a bow riser with and without Harmonic Dampers.
When the bow launches an arrow, the greatest portion of the energy stored in the bow is transferred to the arrow. However, the residual energy must be absorbed by the bow system and the archer. Mathews' Harmonic Dampers are designed into the bow system (on the upper and lower portion of the riser) and are tuned to absorb a significant portion of the residual energy while it is still in the bow, before it can reach the shooter. The results in a bow that is smoother and more pleasurable to shoot.
At full draw, the Inertia Disc is poised to take a fast ride around the outside of the fully-cocked Mathews Cam. Like a rocket at take-off, momentum builds gradually because of the energy required to set the Inertia Disc in motion around the perimeter of the cam. A smooth take-off results in a smooth release. As the Cam quickly gathers speed, the Inertia Disc is catapulting in the opposite direction of the bow limbs, counteracting their momentum and resulting in dramatic reduction in overall bow recoil. The Inertia Disc® has gained tremendous centrifugal momentum that substantially lengthens and strengthens the cam's power stroke, resulting in arrow speeds never before achieved from one-cam or two cam bows in this era!
Mathews introduced the MQ1, the first dual-feed single cam bow with straight nocking point travel. Its' cam, the StraightLine MaxCam™ created more consistent nock travel which made the bow extremely accurate.
Up until this point, the only remaining advantage of a two-cam system was speed. Not anymore! Mathews, the inventor of single-cam technology, has developed a revolutionary new single-cam that is faster than any two cam system in this era! With a strategically placed tungsten carbide weight (Inertia Disc®) on the perimeter of the new Mathews Max Cam®, this "perimeter weighting" creates a "flywheel effect" that lengthens and strengthens the cam's power stroke, which dramatically increases the arrow speed while also reducing recoil.
Max Cam: Speed without the Kick!
The Parallel limb design is another Mathews first. In 1996, Mathews introduced the Signature, a bow with a longer riser and shorter, more parallel limbs. Since then, Mathews bows have featured limbs that have gotten progressively more parallel. Parallel-limb bows are quieter and more vibration-free than previous designs. With parallel limbs, vibration and noise are cancelled out, making the bow quieter and nearly shock free. Parallel limbs not only make for a smooth shooting, whisper quiet bow, they also increase speeds and efficiencies.
Today, the limbs on Mathews bows have gone beyond Parallel, resulting in an even longer riser and therefore increased stability.
In the fall of 1995, Mathews introduced the Feather Light. It featured the ProCam, the first single cam with even tiller.
Mathews introduced the first carbon cable guard. It didn't squeak in wet conditions like metal cable guards and was significantly lighter and stiffer, making for an all around better performing cable guard. It wasn't long after competitors followed suit with their versions of Mathews' pioneered carbon cable technology.
The unique and innovative Zebra ZS Twist Bowstring was created by twisting two separate string bundles in opposing directions of each other, helping to balance the complete bowstring.This minimized string rotation, reducing peep sight alignment problems. Proprietary technologies and processes account for virtually no stretching issues and increase durability compared to other strings. After they were introduced, they quickly turned an item that very few people thought about into a major bow accessory. Consumers started requesting the Zebra string by name.
Today, Zebra Bowstrings are trusted by top Professional archers and have won over $8,000,000 in tournament victories… far more than any other string!
Using a proprietary manufacturing process, Mathews has had a long history of making premium bowstrings. The latest addition is the Mathews Genuine Bowstring & Cable. The Mathews Genuine Bowstring is the highest performing bowstring in the world, not only in the field but also on the target line. Mathews Genuine Bowstrings & Cables are designed and manufactured to precise standards which optimize performance and provide perfect fit, finish and quality to your Mathews bow. Furthermore, Mathews Genuine Bowstrings are taken through an extensive and unique pre-stretching process, eliminating creep before the string is placed on a bow. This ensures that a Mathews bow will not suffer the same fate as other bow systems once their string stretches past its original dimensions. You'll find Mathews innovation and experience excellence in every shot.
This is the heart and soul of Mathews. With the desire to build a better system, Matt McPherson developed the single-cam and forever changed the landscape of bow design. In the same year as its inception (1992), the solo cam was proclaimed to be "the greatest innovation of the nineties!" by Petersen's Bowhunting's Greg Tinsley.
The reason the solo cam become such a phenomenal success and quickly became the industry standard was that it effectively addressed and solved the inherent problems of the two-cam bow system.
Think of the single-cam as an individual runner, verses a two cam bow represented as two runners, participating in a three-legged race. Unless the two runners are in perfect sync, which they typically never are, the single runner will always win.
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Likewise, the two cams are almost never in perfect synch which causes sharp deviation in the nock point travel path (affecting arrow speed and accuracy) as well as making the bow noisier and more difficult to tune. With just one cam to "fire," a single cam bow can't go out of synch and you never have to worry about inconsistent shooting. In addition, they have fewer variables. Therefore, there are fewer things that can go wrong on a single-cam bow. Because of that, they are naturally more dependable.
Over the years, advancements in the solo cam have improved performance, accuracy and overall shooting pleasure. In the fall of 1995, Mathews introduced the Feather Light. It featured the ProCam; the first ever dual-feed single cam with even tiller. The advantages of this design were quickly realized by tournament shooters who suddenly found themselves switching to the single-cam design in an effort to stay competitive on the pro circuit.
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5-star Review: Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Part 2
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So at the end of Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 2 I kept thinking to myself what an absolutely amazing film it was, complete with jaw-dropping performances, painterly cinematography, and a thoughtful and clever script that belongs with some of the greatest pop-confection screenplays that's ever been written in the past decade. I marveled in the film's exquisite direction, its fleshed out characters and how the filmmakers really covered all the bases of the origins and physiology of both the vampires and shapeshifters. I was reminded of the paean tribute to pure love, that love indeed does conquer all and above everything else it is the central source for the energy of life.
AND THEN I FUCKING WOKE UP AND REALIZED IT WAS ALL JUST A FUTURE THAT NEVER FUCKING HAPPENED HA HA HA I JUST PULLED A FAST ONE ON YOU WHICH WILL FOREVER BE KNOWN AS 'PULLIN' AN ALICE' HA HA LOOKIT ME I'M SOO SMART MOTHERFUCKERS KNEEL TO MY GREATNESS AH HAA *cough* *cough" HA *hack*
Really? Seriously? In fourth grade I wrote a story for English class about Thanksgiving. It featured a turkey that was being hunted down by a farmer with a shotgun. The farmer cornered the turkey in a thicket and prepared to blast the turkey into fucking oblivion when - in a genius move according to my idiotic eight year-old brain - the turkey woke up AND IT WAS ALL JUST A FUCKING DREAM. I even drew a picture in crayon of a turkey with a gun in its face and it was sweating bullets. I was really proud of that shit. Like I'd just written Finnegans Wake or something. A week later I got my story back from my teacher with a big fat fucking 'C-' emblazoned across it with a final note from my teacher saying 'you can do better than that.' That's all I kept thinking about after watching a guy who's supposed to control the elements punch a fucking hole in the Earth down to the magma.
If anything, Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 2 is a devastating magnifying glass into the failure of the global educational system, in its inability to impart rational thought and logic in our prefrontal cortexes. The beauty of any fiction is for us to suspend belief in something really new, but then when a story fails even its own batshit crazy ideas, that's an entirely new and epic level of stupidity.
Hey, I can run faster than the speed of fucking light, so, I dunno, let me just jump into my Volvo and drive all the fucking way to Seattle to have dinner with Bunk from 'The Wire.' Yeah, that makes total sense! Or hey, I just delivered a genetic abomination that pretty much killed me, my father who inexplicably still loves me thinks I'm dead, and the first thing that comes to my mind is let me rip the throat out of a fucking mountain lion who was probably just trying to feed her cubs. Oh and then I'll have sex with my douchebag husband who knocked me up and pretty much is the reason why I'm walking dead in the first place. Shheeeit - my newborn and my dad can wait until I knock out a few orgasms and yell horrible shit at the wolves who saved my bony ass in the last movie. That's gratitude for ya, Bella Swan! FUCK YOU.
But here's the point in my review where I'm man enough to make an admission, which is that in my review of Part 1, I called the Cullens a racist piece of shit family for killing the one black vampire in the universe. I was wrong. Apparently there are other black and minority vampires in the world, easily made apparent by, oh, the motherfucking Amazonian women wearing nothing but feathers and leaves and the Mayan vampires who, despite living for 115 years, have yet to discover a pair of Levis jeans and Gisele Bundchen flip flops. And oh! That vampire MUST be Irish because I dunno, he's a big pasty white guy with red hair and he wears a knit beret! Yeah! Aye, lassie! Hooray for vampire diversity! FUCK YOU TWILIGHT THIS ISN'T 'BIRTH OF A NATION.'
Kiss me I'm Irish, if you couldn't tell.
The Cullens also represent that weird demographic of rich people who decide to have wine, s'mores and monkey sex while the most evil, heinous group of attackers are bearing down to kill a small child. It's akin to having an Arby's beef-n-cheddar while the INS raids your home and deports your family. But mm mm - that Arby's is sure is delicious! And what in the flying fuck took the Volturi so long to get to the Cullen compound? I mean, they run at the speed of light and shit, right? Did they also drive Volvos across the Atlantic Ocean? And why are they all dressed like extras from an unmade made-for-tv version of 'Phantom of the Opera?' Wouldn't they be best served by using their bottomless pits of money to hire a team of attorneys to have the Cullens imprisoned for money laundering, pedophilia AND necrophilia? There isn't a magical vampire power in the world to defend yourself from the legal team of Bryan "Bulldog" Moore.
I'd like to see you throw a shield up against this rabid asshole, Bella Swan.
'Twilight' also introduced me to a powerful new writing tool, which I'd like to affectionately call 'Have Any Shit Conveniently Come Out of the Fucking Forest to Fill a Plot Hole,' or HASCCOFFFPH for short. Trying to get Alice and Jasper back into the story in a convenient way? Just have them walk out of the fucking forest. Need a Mayan to tie up a convenient battle that never happened? Just have him walk out of a fucking forest. Need a catalyst to see a child and not bother to ask any questions, thereby triggering the weakest motivation for war ever conceived since weapons of mass destruction in Iraq? Just have that idiot appear at the edge of the fucking forest. This is such an unequivocal, studio-approved writing convention and I'm all the better for it. Need to resolve a conflict between two warring alien races on Mars? Just have the love child of both warring sides walk out of a fucking forest. BUT IT HAS TO BE A MARTIAN FOREST. We can't afford to be sloppy here.
Conveniently walking out of the fucking theater, I couldn't help but think that we deserve the 'Twilight' film franchise. It's a product of our collective desire to shuck crap at the lowest common denominator and somehow pass it as a "guilty pleasure." Twilight isn't a guilty pleasure, it's a series of snuff films documenting the live assassination of our sense of dignity. As before, its role as a harbinger of our impending doom makes it one of the most important and critical documents of the decline of human civilization, and it must be treasured and lauded for its sheer ambition to destroy all living life forms. The Twilight franchise is therefore our generation's Rosetta Stone, a codex necro for a new way of thinking, which is to not think a goddamned thing at all. And for that alone, it belongs in the canon of the most important films ever made. Weird fucking CGI baby and all. Five more golden, sparkly fucking stars.
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OMAHA, Neb. - The Creighton Baseball team heads out to Terre Haute, Ind. for a three-game MVC series against Indiana State from April 12-14.
4/12: Creighton @ Indiana State - 5:35 p.m. (Bob Warn Field)
4/13: Creighton @ Indiana State - 1:00 p.m. (Bob Warn Field)
4/14: Creighton @ Indiana State - 12:00 p.m. (Bob Warn Field)
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Last Week
The Jays swept Bradley over the weekend completing a 4-0 week, following a 6-4 win at Kansas on
Tuesday, April 2. Creighton has won seven of their last eight games.
This Week
Creighton's midweek games at Nebraska (April 9) and vs. Air Force (April 10) were cancelled by rain.
Friday, April 12 - Sunday, April 14
Creighton travels to Terre Haute, Ind. for the final time as a member of the Missouri Valley Conference. The Jays face off with Indiana State in a three-game series from Friday, April 12 to Sunday, April 14.
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Follow the Jays via live stats at www.gocreighton.com and get updates via Twitter, @gocreighton and @cu_baseball.
Radio Broadcast
The radio broadcasts of Creighton Baseball feature John Bishop and Dave Gustafson. The dynamic duo will be on KOZN 1620 for all three games on Friday, April 12 at 5:30 p.m., Saturday at 12:45 p.m., while Sunday's game will be at 11:45 a.m.
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Creighton's contest at Indiana State is available online at http://www.gocreighton.com/liveEvents/liveEvents.dbml?&DB_OEM_ID=1000. The video is available to subscribers only or for a fee.
What's Next?
Following the three-game series in Terre Haute, Ind., the Jays reurn home for a single game against
Kansas on April 16 and host Southern Illinois in a three-game set from April 19-21. All four games will be played at TD Ameritrade Park Omaha.
Creighton leads the overall series with Indiana State, 73-52. The Jays have taken five of the last seven meetings, including a series sweep of the Sycamores in Terre Haute in 2011. Coach Servais holds a 25-8 mark against Indiana State.
A look at Indiana State (14-13, 4-5)
The Sycamores opened Missouri Valley Conference play with a sweep of Southern Illinois at home, but dropped five of six on the road at Missouri State and Wichita State.
The anchor of Indiana State has been junior left-hander Sean Manaea (4-2, 0.99 ERA). Manaea's numbers this season show why he is among those players being discussed as the overall number one pick this June (55 Ks in 45.1 innings). He has allowed just seven runs (five earned) in seven starts this season. One concern however, may be Manaea's health. Manaea was pushed back from his normal Friday start to Sunday last weekend due to a hip injury. On Sunday against Wichita he showed no effects of the injury, shutting out the Shockers over six innings and recording nine strikeouts.
Following Manaea, Indiana State is expected to use right-handers Devin Moore and Daniel Peterson. The duo has a combined 3-4 mark with a 2.85 and 4.81 ERA respectively. One constant for the Sycamore pitching staff is good control. Indiana State has 204 strikeouts and just 93 walks in 240 innings this season.
Offensively the Sycamores have struggled through the first 27 games, posting a team average of .238. Senior Koby Kraemer leads the team in hitting (.305), while sophomore Landon Curry provides ample speed at the top of the order with 12 stolen bases. Senior Robby Ort is the Sycamores most potent power threat with eight extra-base hits and 18 RBI.
Jays Climb to No. 30 in Collegiate Baseball Poll
Creighton, which leads the Valley with an overall record of 18-6 (5-1 MVC) has entered the polls for the first time this season, coming in at No. 30 in the latest (Apr. 8) Collegiate Baseball Newspaper poll. The last time the Jays were ranked came on May 30, 2011 (ranked 25 entering NCAA Regionals).
Jays Rank 29th Nationally in Attendance
Creighton Baseball continued to rank among the top teams nationally in attendance with a combined 19,093 fans in nine games (2,121 per game). LSU leads the nation with 258,005 fans at 24 games (10,750 per game).
Castagnini Becomes Fourth Jay to Claim MVC Player of the Week Honor
Junior Federico Castagnini became the fourth differing Jay to earn the Missouri Valley Conference Player of the Week nod on Monday, April 8. Returning to the field from an injury on Friday that had kept him out for four games, Federico was instrumental in the Jays sweep of Bradley. The two-hole hitter for Creighton, Castagnini led Creighton with a .545 average (6-for-11) with four runs scored and two RBI in the series. He provided the decisive RBI in the Jays' win on Friday (5-4), ripping a single past first base in the seventh inning. He closed the week with a .643 on-base percentage and a .545 slugging %.
Earlier this season, fresham Reagan Fowler (March 25), sophomore Jake Peter (March 18) and senior Alex Staehely (Feb. 18) claimed the conference nod.
Quick Hits
- Creighton is 7-0 in freshman Tommy Strunc's seven starts
- Mark Winkelman has 115 career appearances for the Jays, the rest of the Creighton staff has a combined 121 appearances.
- The Bluejays enter the weekend hitting .303, the second highest mark under head coach Ed Servais (.312 for the 2005 team that reached the NCAA Regionals).
- Creighton pitching owns an MVC-high eight saves, the Jays had eight saves during the 2012 season.
- The Jays bullpen is 11-2 with a 2.98 ERA and eight saves in 111.2 innings this season. The 2012 bullpen went 13-10 with a 3.50 ERA and eight saves in 236.2 innings.
- Creighton enters the weekend 24 of their last 25 in attempted steals.
- Senior Alex Staehely enters the weekend with 99 career runs scored.
- Senior Brennan Murphy leads the team with five bunt singles.
Creighton currently boasts a record of 8-2 in roads games this season, which is tied for the 10th-best road winning percentage in the nation. In those 10 contests, Creighton is outscoring their opponents, 47-9 from innings 6-through-9.
Creighton Baseball Receiving Votes in NCBWA Poll
The latest National Collegiate Baseball Writers of America (NCBWA) Top 30 poll, released on Monday, April 8 lists Creighton baseball squad is among the teams receiving votes. The last time the Jays were mentioned the NCBWA 2012 Poll was on Feb. 25.