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Kate Dickman, a second-team all-Pac-12 selection in 2013, is part of a strong junior class that will play a crucial role for the Utes in 2014.
Aug. 7, 2013
Utah Softball: Celebrating the Past, Building for the Future
Complete 2013 Season Final ReleaseSALT LAKE CITY - It's never too early to think about the next season so utahutes.com will be updating fans on each class of the University of Utah softball program this summer heading into the 2014 campaign, the Utes' third in the premier softball conference in the country, the Pac-12.
Utah Softball Class Update Schedule
Wed., July 31: Seniors
Wed., Aug. 7: Juniors
Wed., Aug. 14: Sophomores
Wed., Aug. 21: Freshmen
A core of five returners - Kendal Bergman, Kate Dickman, Shelbi Everett, Marissa Mendenhall and Mariah Ramirez - along with Maddy Woodard (the 2013 Southwest Athletic Conference Player of the Year at SLCC) form a junior class that will anchor the University of Utah softball program in 2014 as the Utes look to move into the upper echelon on the Pac-12.
Updated bios of each junior student-athlete can be found below:
Kendal Bergman
OF R/R 5-8 2L Wheat Ridge, Colo. D'Evelyn H.S.
Bergman Notes: Has appeared in 46 games during her career with four starts ... first career hit came against Portland State (2/12/12) ... tagged first career homer against North Dakota (3/4/12) ... first career double came against Bethune-Cookman (3/10/13) ... made first career start against Howard (3/10/12) ... started in right field in second game of series at No. 15/15 UCLA (4/21/12) ... a walk-on from Colorado ... outfielder who will have opportunities to pinch hit ... extremely powerful hitter.
2013: Started in two games (Baylor on 3/14 and Weber State on 4/10) ... pinch hit in 18 other games ... drew a walk in season opener against South Dakota (2/8) ... came up with an RBI single against Loyola Marymount (2/8) ... hit first career double against Bethune-Cookman (3/10) ... connected for a double and scored in first game against Weber State (4/10) ... singled at Utah State (4/17).
2012: Appeared in 23 games and made first career start against Howard (3/10) ... started in right field in second game of series at No. 15/15 UCLA (4/21) ... registered first career hit against Portland State (2/12) ... hit first career home run, a two-run shot, against North Dakota (3/4), which began her career-long three game-hit streak (3/4 through 3/10) ... drove in first career run against Rider (2/25) ... hit a single against Utah State (3/28) ... drew a bases loaded walk during second game of Weber State doubleheader (4/25) for fourth career RBI.
Kate Dickman
OF L/R 5-6 2L Mission Viejo, Calif. Capistrano Valley H.S.
Dickman Notes: Two-time Pac-12 All-Conference selection ... played in all 56 games with 53 starts during freshman year ... has power, but will also hit for average ... left-handed hitter who runs well and is a triple-threat at the plate ... top three on the team with her speed.
2013: Pac-12 All-Conference Second Team ... Pac-12 All-Academic Second Team ... led the Pac-12 with 15 doubles, tied for fifth in Pac-12 with four triples ... finished 10th in the Pac-12 during league play with a .361 batting average ... hit .327 overall ... tied for first in triples (3), fifth in RBI (24), tied for fifth in total bases (51), sixth in slugging (.708) and seventh in hits (26) in Pac-12 during conference games ... started 54 of 55 games in left field ... posted 11 multi-hit games ... had 10 games with two or more RBI ... team-high 16-game hit streak from Apr. 2 through Apr. 26 ... had two hits, including a double, for two RBI against South Dakota (2/8) ... also had two hits, one double, with two runs against Loyola Marymount (2/8) ... singled and stole a base against Nevada (2/10) ... drew a walk and scored a run against Long Beach State (2/17) ... posted two hits and a sacrifice fly for one RBI at UNLV (2/17) ... hit two-run doubles against Colorado State (2/22) and Idaho State (3/9) ... had one hit in first two games at No. 5 California (3/22-3/23) ... went 2-for-3 with a triple and home run against No. 21 Arizona (3/29) ... hit two homers and two triples for six RBI during a doubleheader against No. 15 UCLA (4/6) ... was 2-for-3 with four RBI in the first game vs. Bruins ... went 2-for-2 with a pair of RBI in the second game against UCLA ... career-high seven RBI during 11-2 win at Oregon State (4/13) was a Pac-12 high in league games and part of a 3-for-4 outing that included two homers ... hit a pair of double for two doubles and three runs scored at Utah State (4/17) ... drove two doubles and scored twice in first game of doubleheader at Southern Utah (4/24) ... had four hits and drove in four runs, including a two-run homer, in the final two games of series vs. No. 12 Washington (5/4-5/5).
2012: Pac-12 All-Freshman Team Honorable Mention selection ... third on team with nine doubles ... fifth on the squad with seven multi-hit performances and had five multi-RBI games ... put together a season-best six-game hit streak from Apr. 25 through May 5 ... sported a .285 batting average during rookie campaign with 21 RBI ... went 3-for-3 with the first RBI of her career against Western Michigan (2/10), which was also her first career multi-hit game ... first career hit was a double against San Diego State (2/10) ... hit a single and laid down a sacrifice bunt against Portland State (2/12) ... went 3-for-4, including a pair of doubles, with three RBI and two runs scored against Cal State Northridge (2/19) ... went 2-for-3 with three RBI, two doubles and two runs scored against North Dakota (3/4) ... had two hits in three at-bats with a double and two runs scored in second game of double against Southern Utah (3/21) ... hit a two-run double and stole a base during first game of doubleheader against No. 1/1 California (4/7) ... had a double in second game of doubleheader at No. 13/13 Oregon (4/10) ... drove in a run during the series finale at No. 15/15 UCLA (4/22) with an RBI single ... came through with an RBI single in second game of Weber State doubleheader (4/25) ... drew a walk and scored in series opener against No. 23 Oregon State (4/27) ... went 2-for-3 with two RBI and a run scored in second game of series versus the Beavers (4/28) ... collected two hits in series finale against OSU (4/29) ... connected on a two-run, two-out single in the sixth against Arizona State (5/5) to lead a three-run sixth-inning rally that tied the game at four runs apiece ... also had a single in opener at ASU (5/4).
Shelbi Everett
C R/R 5-7 1L Cottonwood Heights, Utah Brighton H.S.
Everett Notes: Can play anywhere on the field ... a fast player who will steal bases ... has an extremely lively arm ... phenomenal power at the plate ... first swing as a Ute this fall was a home run ... a fun, loose player.
2013: Made seven starts and appeared in 29 games ... totaled six hits and four RBI ... scored a run against South Dakota (2/8) ... drew a walk against Loyola Marymount (2/8) ... drove in a run against Seattle (2/9) ... scored a run against Idaho State (2/15) ... hit an RBI single against UNLV (2/17) ... hit an RBI double and scored a run against Idaho State (3/9) ... scored twice against No. 2 Arizona State (4/19).
Marissa Mendenhall
UTIL R/R 5-8 2L Stansbury Park, Utah Tooele H.S.
Mendenhall Notes: Started 74 games for the Utes either in the outfield or as the designated player during her career ... hit walk-off double against No. 12 Washington (5/3/13) ... has a lot of power, but tends to hit more on a line gap to gap ... great arm and runs well.
2013: Tied for fourth in the Pac-12 with 13 doubles ... tied for seventh in the Pac-12 with a team-high three sacrifice flies and tied for fourth in the league-only stats ... had five doubles during league play, which was tied for eighth in the league ... hit .311 with 31 RBI ... posted 14 multi-hit games ... recorded five multi-RBI outings ... ... went 2-for-3 with a double and an RBI against Loyola Marymount (2/8) ... singled, scored a run and drew two walks against Seattle (2/9) ... was 2-for-3 with four RBI against Nevada (2/10) ... had two hits (one double) in three at-bats for three RBI against Long Beach State (2/17) ... singled and drew a walk at UNLV (2/17) ... was 2-for-4 with a homer against Colorado State (2/22) ... was 2-for-4 with a solo homer at Utah Valley (3/5) ... had two hits in three at-bats with an RBI and run scored against Idaho State (3/9) ... was 2-for-2 with an RBI against Syracuse (3/16) ... connected on two-run double at No. 5 California (3/23) ... turned in a 2-for-3 effort at the plate with a double in the second game of a doubleheader against Weber State (4/10) ... homered in the first game of doubleheader against Weber State (4/10) ... was 2-for-3 with a double against No. 2 Arizona State (4/19) ... turned in a 5-for-5 performance at the plate with six RBI in doubleheader sweep at Southern Utah (4/24) ... went 3-for-3 with five RBI in game 1 against the Thunderbirds then was 2-for-2 with an RBI in the second contest .. hit a walk-off double in 2-1 win over No. 12 Washington (5/3), drove in both runs against Huskies ... recorded a 2-for-4 performance with an RBI the next day against Washington (5/4) ... hit a two-run double at BYU (5/11).
2012: Hit .286 in rookie season with the Utes ... had 18 hits and 10 RBI ... slammed two home runs for five RBI in second career start against Rider (2/26) ... first career hit was an RBI single against Portland State (2/12) ... took first career at-bat against Western Michigan (2/10) ... recorded a single against Indiana (2/17) ... made first start of career against UC Riverside ... had first career triple against Cal State Northridge (2/19) ... hit an RBI single against Cal State Bakersfield (3/3) ... had a season-long three-game hit streak from 3/12 through 3/21, including an RBI single in first game of twin bill with Colgate (3/12) ... turned in an RBI double during second game of doubleheader against No. 1/1 California (4/7) ... launched a sacrifice fly in final game of series against No. 19/15 Oregon (4/15) ... scored a run in middle game of UCLA series (4/21) ... credited with a single in the finale at No. 15/15 UCLA (4/22) ... crossed home plate during first game of doubleheader at Weber State (4/25) ... ended season on a four-game hit streak ... singled at No. 2 Arizona State (5/6), against Utah Valley (5/8) and versus No. 15/17 Stanford (5/10 and 5/12).
Mariah Ramirez
P R/R 5-6 2L Hawaiian Gardens, Calif. John F. Kennedy H.S.
Ramirez Notes: Finished 10th in the Pac-12 with 152.2 innings pitched in 2013 ... went 6-for-10 at the plate to help Utah to series victory over No. 2 Arizona State (4/19-4/21/13) ... spots the ball very well and mixes speeds to keep hitters off balance ... a competitor who fields her position exceptionally.
2013: Tenth in the Pac-12 with a team-high 152.2 innings pitched and tied for 10th in the league in saves ... tied for third in Pac-12 with six doubles, finished fourth in saves and was ninth in innings pitched (72.0) during league play ... had a 10-13 record in 35 appearances on the mount with 21 starts ... at the plate, drove in 11 runs with eight extra-base hits ... yielded one earned run on four hits in 4.0 innings versus South Dakota (2/8) ... allowed two earned runs on seven hits in 5.2 innings against Seattle (2/9) ... at the plate, went 3-for-4 with a double and an RBI at UNLV (2/17) ... yielded two earned runs on five hits during 7.0 innings against Cal Poly (2/24) ... threw 11.0 innings against No. 21 Arizona (3/29), a mark that tied for the Pac-12 single-game high in league games ... had four hits, a pair of doubles and an RBI in final two games against No. 15 UCLA (4/6-4/7) ... allowed just two earned runs on seven hits in 7.0 innings during victory at Oregon State (4/12), the first conference road win in Utah school history ... went 6-for-10 for a .600 batting average at the plate to help Utah take two of three games from No. 2 Arizona State (4/19-4/21), with two hits in all three games against the Sun Devils ... had a double and an RBI against ASU (4/19) ... was 2-for-3 with an RBI single against the Sun Devils (4/20) ... turned in a 2-for-3 effort with a double against ASU (4/21) ... went 2-for-2 with a double at No. 15 Stanford (4/26) ... threw 6.0 shutout innings to pick up win over No. 12 Washington (5/3), allowing five hits with only one walk.
2012: Sported a 6.20 ERA and 3-7 record in 27 appearances in the circle for the Utes ... fanned a career-high five hitters on a pair of occasions ... came on for 5.0 innings of relief and allowed only two earned runs en route to her third win of the year against No. 23 Oregon State (4/28) ... allowed one earned run on only two hits in 3.0 innings in the series finale against the Beavers (4/29) ... threw 4.0 shutout innings at No. 3/3 Washington, where she only allowed three hits to the Huskies ... picked up first career win after going 3.0 innings, while striking out a career-high five against Rider (2/25) ... earned second career victory in the first start of her career against Howard (3/10), where she allowed only one earned run on three hits to go with five strikeouts in 4.0 innings ... threw season-high 5.2 innings in first game of doubleheader against No. 13/13 Arizona (4/10) ... made first career appearance in the circle against San Diego State (2/10) ... pitched 5.0 innings of quality relief and allowed two earned runs on seven hits, while striking out one and walking one in Utah's first-ever Pac-12 win over No. 23 Oregon State (4/28) ... in the batter's box mainly as a pinch hitter, boasts a .273 (6-for-22) average with three RBI ... had three hits for two RBI in her first four career at-bats ... had a pinch-hit single versus Indiana (2/17) ... hit an RBI single against Cal State Northridge (2/19) ... went 1-for-2 with an RBI base hit against Rider (2/25) ... knocked an RBI single at No. 24/RV New Mexico (3/4) ... also had singles at Florida Gulf Coast (3/9) and in the second game of the series at No. 13/13 Arizona (4/10) ... scored a run in second game of doubleheader at Weber State (4/25) ... singled against No. 15/17 Stanford (5/11).
Maddy Woodard
UTIL R/R 5-5 TR Murray, Utah Salt Lake Community College
Prior to Utah: Led Salt Lake Community College with 16 home runs last season .... named SWAC Player of the Year ... NJCAA First-Team All American ... NFCA All-American ... helped the Bruins go 59-9 in 2012 ... hit .449 with a .766 slugging percentage ... successful on 16 of 17 stolen base attempts ... lettered all four years at Murray H.S. ... helped team finish second in state twice ... first-team all-state honoree ... three-time all-region selection ... also played basketball.


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- Keen to remove restrictions on banking with India, says Iran at World Trade Organization summitWTO: Bali bash set for a crash as India sticks to guns on food stockpilingBetter to have no agreement than a bad one, Anand Sharma at World Trade Organization meetUSFDA warns Jubilant unit for violating good manufacturing practices
facilitation section has three clauses that India does not find suitable and would like to take up for re-negotiation.
Also, apart from food subsidy, other farm proposals on export subsidies and export of certain farm goods at lower rates by developing countries can also be taken back to Geneva. There can still be a Bali package but it would not consist of trade facilitation or food subsidy, said a source.
Meanwhile, addressing a packed press conference of over 600 people that included journalists and officials from across the world, Sharma remained hopeful for a consensus but said, Those who are speaking up for the poor and the hungry people cannot be blamed (if the conference collapses). But it is better to have no outcome than a bad outcome.
An overwhelming majority of countries who spoke on Wednesday representing two-thirds of the worlds poor population and share Indias concerns on food subsidy and stock piling of food grains, Sharma said.
Reaching a consensus at Bali is crucial to take forward the long-pending Doha agenda.
Earlier, India had shown willingness to agree on eight of the 10 draft texts but may want them reworked on issues of food subsidy and trade facilitation.
The US and EU are unwilling to defer the trade facilitation pact.


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When rappers rap about smoking weed.
Is that Snoop Dogg reeding again?
dax22 tarafından 29 Mart 2011, Salı
Verb - Indulging in the slashy exploits of the King of Kaboom (Malcolm Reed, 'Star Trek: Enterprise'). See also slash, yaoi, and shonen ai
"I didn't finish my homework because I was Reeding."
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Growing up with a Commodore 64 I was generally too young and too stupid to grasp the black art of game programming. But, like most people who owned Commodore computers, I had a yen to create my own games. The Basic computer language included in the c64 ROM was easy enough, but the results were usually too slow to accomplish what I needed.
There were a few game making programs released for the Commodore 64. Shoot Em Up Construction Set, Pinball Construction Set, Adventure Construction Set, The Games Creator by Mirrorsoft, and 3-d Construction Kit. Among them, perhaps Shoot Em Up Construction Set is the most memorable. It allowed the creation of a wide variety of scrolling games, but it wasn't really all that flexable for other genres. What if you wanted to make a Lucasarts-type graphical adventure game, or a Legend of Zelda type of game? It just wasn't made for it.
Then, in the summer of 1985, Activision released a game construction kit by Garry Kitchen.
When I saw the above ad in Compute! magazine I knew this was for me, so I ordered a copy right away direct from Activision. Several tortured weeks later the box arrived in the mail and I put off all my plans so I could sit down and find out just what I had ordered.
The quality of the program and the contents of the box were quite high. Looking at the 80's box cover, it wouldn't appear out of date even today. It included a well written manual, a quick reference guide, a musical staff, an intriguing entry form for a contest (I wonder what ever became of that contest?), and even a disk mailer to send your games through the mail. Everything about it reeks of quality.
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The core of GameMaker that ties everything together is the programming environment, a simple structured language that allows complete control of a game. Most of the commands are very basic and intuitive. The free value near the top of the screen indicates how much memory is left. The empty program space starts with only 3553 bytes free, and some commands use up more memory than other. There are also many limitations on the number of variables that may be used.
Once the game was completed, it could be compiled into a nice standalone executable prg file.
The Sprite Maker allows editing of both types of c64 sprites: 24x21 mono-color or 12x21 tri-color (plus transparent color). It is a very simple but powerful tool that also allows animation, joining and positioning multiple sprites into a larger sprite, and limited editing functions.
The Scene Maker allows hi-res backgrounds to be drawn in 4 colors. There are only a limited number of editor functions though: line, circle, box and fill. The zoom mode allows detailed pixel by pixel editing, however. I was never able to draw anything very good with it, but the Pitfall game by David Crane has very nice backgrounds.
Soundmaker allows quite impressive control of the SID chip. It allows sounds to be constructed by adjusting values using control knobs. It even allows different sounds strung together into frames. Though making a sound is not intuitive, usually if you play around enough you can get the desired effect.
The Music Maker included with GKGM is one of the best for the c64. Lots of instruments, lots of room for notes, and access to pretty much every effect a real composer has access to. If composition isn't your thing you can copy sheet music directly to obtain new music, or just use some of the included tunes.
Once the game was completed, it could be compiled into a stand alone program. The compiled program would always display a title screen with your name and Garry Kitchen's GameMaker info, as seen above.
It was good. The GUI was windows based and all control was through the joystick. The first disk included a pseudo-Choplifter game, an archery challenge and a port of Pitfall. The Pitfall demo proved the power of GKGM. The second disk contained a draw poker game (the cards seem to be extra lucky for some reason) and a bundle of demos. The best part was games created with it ran FAST, and they could be compiled as standalone programs so anyone could run them, regardless of whether they owned GKGM.
For the next few days I flipped through the thick manual, learning everything I could about it. The language was pretty similar to basic, but allowed much easier control of sprites, sound and backgrounds. There were a few limitations, though:
Still, even with these limitations it was enough to flex some creative muscle.
Back in 1985 I knew there must be others out there who were making their own games with GameMaker, but without something as ubiquitous as the Internet it was hard to find them. Now, in 2002, I'm hoping to preserve some of these unique creations before they fade into oblivion. If you have any GameMaker disks with creations of your own, please send them to me, along with optional writeups of your experiences. I'll post them here to share with the rest of the Commodore 64 community.
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Eliezer "Eli" Parrilla, 68, of North Olmsted, formerly of Lorain, died at Fairview Hospital, Fairview on Saturday, January 11, 2014, after a lengthy illness. Eli was born in Rio Grande, Puerto Rico, on October 10, 1945 and moved to Lorain as a child.
He was a 1964 graduate of Admiral King High School, Lorain and attended Lorain County Community College and later worked at the U.S. Postal Service, Harshaw Chemical, and Sheffield Lake Schools.
He served with the U.S. Army from 1965 to 1967 with the 25th Infantry Division in Vietnam and was a Purple Heart and Bronze Star Recipient. He enjoyed traveling, fishing and doing fun things with his children when they were young.
He is survived by his companion, Judy Hatfield of North Olmsted; son, Marco A. (fiancee, Vanessa Rodriguez) Parrilla; daughter, Carla E. (Christopher) Parrilla-Tiona of Arizona; grandchildren, Kevin A. Haught II, Micah L. Haught, Renee M. Parrilla, Carla I. Parrilla; former spouse, Norma Rosario-Carde of Arizona; brothers, Bro. Carlos Parrilla of Indiana, Jose Antonio (Muriel) Parrilla of Lorain; sister, Maria (Michael) Isabel Parrilla-Nolte of South Carolina; and three nieces and two nephews.
Eliezer was preceded in death by his parents, Timoteo Parrilla-Fuentes and Mercedes Parrilla-Quinones; and his brother, Juan Parrilla.
A private service was held Tuesday, January 14, 2014 at Richard J. Reidy Funeral Home, 1783 East 31st Street, South Lorain. Deacon Luis A. Maldonado of Sacred Heart Chapel, Lorain officiated.
Contributions can be made in his honor to The Valor Home, Lorain, at Lorain National Bank.
For further information and to sign the online register book, see Reidyfuneral.com


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Thursday, July 1, 2010
Chemical Storage GuidelinesChemicals should be stored according to hazard classification. They can be stored alphabetically, provided they are segregated by the hazard class first! This requires forethought, planning and even a bit of research on the hazards of each chemical. Making storage even more difficult is the fact that most chemicals have multiple hazards.
The U.S. Dept. of Transportation recommends the following hazard class hierarchy;
1. Radioactive Materials
2. Reactives – segregated further into subgroups of Pyrophoric, Explosive, Organic Peroxides
3. Flammables – segregated further into subgroups of Flammable/Combustible Liquids and Flammable Solids
4. Corrosives – segregated further into subgroups of Organic Acids, Inorganic Acids and Bases
5. Oxidizers
6. Acutely Toxic
7. Toxic
NOTE: for the purpose of storing chemicals, the term segregation means that the materials are stored in separate lockers, fume hood cabinets or on separate shelves. For example: For assistance in understanding proper storage and segregation, contact Chemical Safety at x8-7501 (or firstname.lastname@example.com).
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The Silo
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"You can go home Courier!""— graffiti around the Silo
The Silo is a main quest in the Fallout: New Vegas add-on Lonesome Road.
Quick walkthroughEdit
|Quest: The Silo
|Find a companion to assist in operating the blast door terminal.
|Open the blast doors.
|Reward: 2200 XP
|Leads to: The Job
Detailed walkthroughEdit
Approach the bunker from the Pass to Canyon Wreckage. At about the halfway point, a large pipe will allow you to climb a hill to the southwest. Northwest from the pipe is the Hopeville silo bunker entrance.
Entering the bunker takes you to a sewer access tunnel that leads straight into a wrecked room. Halfway down the tunnel is the graffiti "You can go home Courier" and near the door to the next room the graffiti "Lonesome Road" is painted.
In the first room, there are locked doors to your left (north) and right (south). In the middle of the room is a control panel that you need to activate to proceed north into the silo, but it is "encrypted beyond your ability to hack." The south door has an unlocked terminal next to it that unlocks it.
Walk through the south door and follow the path around and to the left. The path takes you to a maintenance area. As you come in, you pass a commissary terminal on the wall.
The room is decorated with empty robot pods, and inside the robot pod on the south platform is ED-E. Release ED-E by interacting with the maintenance computer next to its robot pod. After talking to ED-E and recruiting him as a companion, ED-E then proceeds to tell you that he can disrupt terminals with small satellite like dishes on them. Bring ED-E back to the console in the main room and he will proceed to return power to the silo door control terminal. Throw the switch on the console and watch the doors open as you power up the silo.
The newly-accessible hallway has a door to hydraulics access level three that can only be unlocked by accessing the locked terminal (easy) next to it and an unlocked door at the end of the hallway which leads to the missile silo proper.
Inside the silo, on level three, there is an overturned desk next to the stairs leading up. Climb up to the second level; ED-E plays another log on the way up. At the top of the stairs is a room defended by several turrets and a sentry bot, but you can disable them by interacting with the terminal outside the room. A locked (hard) desk has Hopeville silo - 1st level security code.
Up the stairs is a storage room with a couple of dead marked men. Leave the storage room to see the irradiated top floor of the silo chamber. To your immediate left is a damaged security terminal, a turret, and a door, in that order. A sentry bot roams this floor.
If you access the terminal, you can compromise the security, causing the turret to attack the sentry bot (or vice versa). The sentry bot frequently attacks the turret with missiles and even if you are sneaking, you can be caught in an explosion if you are not fast enough. Across the way, to the west, enter the large doors. Reminiscent of the Vault Overseers' offices, this chamber has a circular Base Commander desk with some codes you need for the mainframe. A science skill of 75 is required to access this terminal.
The ghoul corpse of the base commander himself, General Martin Retslaf, lies in his chair next to an empty bottle of vodka and a 10mm pistol. A terminal allows you to deactivate Retslaf's sentry bot security and open the doors to the sentry bots.
Return to the silo chamber and this time go south, into the main entrance area. There's a destroyed sentry bot and two dead marked men with arc welders in the main room, and a door you cannot open; to the right (west) is a mainframe. Using the codes you got from the base commander's desk, have ED-E unlock the mainframe and open the silo's doors.
Upon opening them, several turrets and sentry bot will attack you. Compromising the security makes the turrets friendly, thus making this battle much easier.
When you're done, follow the quest marker up to a door that leads to Hopeville and finish the quest.
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The World of the Hunger Games (2012)
by Kate Egan
No current Talk conversations about this book.
The World of the Hunger Games AKA The Hunger Games for Dummies. I wouldn't describe it as definitive...
When [b:The World of the Hunger Games|11873368|The World of the Hunger Games|Kate Egan|http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1327937151s/11873368.jpg|16831098] was first announced, I remember there were descriptions saying that new facts and details (about Panem) that would be revealed in this book. And I recall it was speculated that Suzanne Collins herself would be writing it. So it's a double disappointment for me when (1) the only new thing I got from this book was that Suzanne Collins considered the "psychological" mutts as "alpha mutts" and (2) she wasn't the author of this tie-in (Kate Egan, however, is a Scholastic editor and a friend of hers).
So read it if you want to know about the Hunger Games as much as possible without reading the books. (Which is sad, since you're going to miss a lot).
Some hits:
* Contains high quality photos (some new, some just a different angle of previously released images)
* The glossary, which includes terms from the trilogy but were not used in this guide (IIRC)
And misses:
* There was no indication about whether some quotes and facts came from the books only, the movie only, or applies to both.
I am so glad I didn't buy it.
This would be nice book for a young teen or a preteen--they're old enough to see the movie, but not read the novel. Of course, all kids are different, but I think most teens would feel this book talks down to them, and they'd be better off reading the original novel. They write like they're talking about a real world (like geography non-fiction) of a made-up world. There are several books out about the Hunger Games, and I liked the "Official Illustrated Movie Guide" better.
An interesting summary of Suzanne Collins' Hunger Games, using photos from the film and written like a long People magazine article. Good for someone who wants to have a little background before seeing the film and hasn't read the books. It is not a companion to the movie with stuff about filming, etc. I guess you would call it a companion to the book. Hunger Games Lite.
This was very informational and very very good.
References to this work on external resources.
Wikipedia in English
Amazon.com Amazon.com Review (ISBN 0545425123, Hardcover)
A Look Inside The World of the Hunger Games
Katniss unexpectedly became head of her household. She hunts for game to feed her family. Prim won't let her sister go...
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Genetic tests on shelves
Usefulness of consumer screenings questioned
Consumer interest in genetic testing could receive a major boost this week when kits from Pathway Genomics of San Diego hit the shelves of Walgreens drugstores nationwide, even as some scientists question the usefulness of the screenings.
Pathway and the three other big companies that make genetic-testing products, sold mainly on the Internet or through doctors' offices, have attracted relatively few customers since debuting the items less than three years ago.
Estimates put total sales at 50,000 to 100,000 tests.
Prices have been part of the problem. The cost ranges from about $400 to $2,000 for a comprehensive genetic-marker test that seeks to identify risks for adverse drug reactions, passing on mutations to children or developing certain diseases and health conditions.
Pathway's kit will sell for about $20 in Walgreens stores. The buyer spits into a specialized container and then ships the saliva to the company for an analysis that costs $79 to $249, depending on the tests requested.
On Pathway's website, the company offers a single testing package for $399.
"We are really doing this to increase consumer awareness, not just for us but for the entire genetic-testing industry," said Jim Woodman, vice president of corporate strategy for Pathway.
The move represents a big step for the privately owned company, which launched its service in September. About 50 people work at Pathway's laboratory and headquarters in the Sorrento Valley area of San Diego.
Interest in genomics has soared as the pace of research in the field has accelerated. Scientists are regularly uncovering new mutations in human DNA sequences that are tied to cancers, chronic health conditions, Alzheimer's disease and illnesses that run in families.
More than 60 prescription drugs, including the anti-blood-clotting medications Plavix and Warfarin, have been associated with genetic markers indicating that a patient might have trouble taking them.
Not everyone welcomes the services of Pathway and its counterparts.
Officials for the American Medical Association said genetic tests shouldn't be done without direct supervision of a doctor who can help interpret the results and recommend care based on the findings.
Consumers can easily misunderstand the test results if left on their own, said Dr. Eric Topol, a cardiologist and geneticist who serves as chief academic officer for San Diego-based Scripps Health.
Several states have banned direct sales of genetic tests to consumers.
In California, companies that offer such services must obtain a laboratory license from the Department of Public Health. The state has issued licenses to all of the major genetic-testing businesses — Pathway, 23andMe of Mountain View, Navigenics of Forest City and DECODE Genetics of Reykjavik, Iceland.
For the past year, Palomar Pomerado Health has sold 23andMe test kits at its "expresscare" retail clinics inside Albertsons grocery stores in Escondido and Rancho Peñasquitos.
The Federal Trade Commission, which oversees labeling for the tests, is the only federal agency that regulates the industry.
One concern about the retail genetic testing involves what isn't covered.
Some scientists believe accurate measurements of each person's disease risk aren't possible without looking at all 3 billion DNA base pairs that make up that individual's genome. That process costs more than $10,000 and requires the work of supercomputers.
Instead, the companies offering consumer genetic testing isolate only several hundred thousand genetic variations for review.
The results can be misleading, Topol said.
For example, a test could indicate that a person has a 30 percent risk of developing a particular type of cancer while the average risk is half that amount. The difference might seem alarming, but it may not matter if the likelihood of getting the cancer is more strongly driven by rare genetic variances occurring in particular family lines, Topol said.


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(KSDK Sports) -- The Missouri Tigers will open Southeastern Conference play tonight against an Alabama squad that was expected to be playing a lot better than they currently are.
Tonight's contest at the Mizzou Center in Columbia, will mark the debut of the Tigers as members of the SEC and they enter this game ranked 12th in the nation.
Missouri is coming off a narrow victory last Saturday against Bucknell, winning by two and taking their home record to 8-0. As a team Missouri is averaging 78.5 points, 14.5 assists, and they are shooting 45.1 percent while defensively they are allowing 64.6 points, 11.5 assists, and their opponents are shooting 37.5 percent.
In scoring, the Tigers are led by Laurence Bowers who is averaging 16.8 points and 7.0 rebounds, Phil Pressey is averaging 13.8 points and 7.2 assists, Alex Oriakhi is averaging 10.2 points and 8.8 rebounds, and Earnest Ross is averaging 9.8 points and 5.6 rebounds. Missouri should be a force in the conference and in the NCAA Tournament.
The Alabama Crimson Tide were expected to be one of the more improved teams this season but thus far they have fallen short of those expectations.
Alabama is just 1-2 in road games and 3-4 in games against teams with a RPI better than 200. As a team Alabama is averaging 65.5 points, 12.1 assists, and they are shooting 44.9 percent while defensively they are allowing 58.8 points, 10.5 assists, and their opponents are shooting 38.9 percent.
Trevor Releford is averaging 15.6 points, Trevor Lacey is averaging 12.5 points, and Rodney Cooper is averaging 12.2 points and 4.5 rebounds.
The Tide just seem to be lacking a dominating rebounding presence and that will hurt them against the better teams.


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Colgate's Jordan McCord is fifth in the FCS in rushing yardage.
Oct. 9, 2012
Patriot League Football Release - Week 7
CENTER VALLEY, Pa.- Patriot League play is in full swing, and a rematch of the decisive game of the 2011 season is on tap Saturday when No. 10 Lehigh visits Georgetown.
The Mountain Hawks, owners of an FCS-best 15-game regular-season win streak and a 15-game streak against Patriot League foes, will head to face a Georgetown team they defeated 34-12 with the League title on the line in Bethlehem on Nov. 12, 2011. Lehigh is a perfect 11-0 against the Hoyas in Patriot League games, but Georgetown has recorded its first-ever League wins against both Holy Cross and Colgate at home in the last two seasons.
The Crusaders and Raiders have been annual contenders for the League crown, and will each hope to take a big step forward to being there again when they meet in Hamilton on Saturday. Holy Cross opened League play with a 13-6 win over Bucknell on Saturday, while the Raiders are playing their League opener after last week's bye.
Lafayette, Bucknell and Fordham will each go on the road in non-League acton. The Leopards play at Yale at Noon on RCN-4, RCN-8 and WBPH-60, Bucknell is at No. 21/22 Harvard at 3:30 p.m. on CBS Sports Network and Fordham visits FBS No. 20/21 Cincinnati at 7 p.m. on ESPN3.
Patriot League Twitter Notebook - @PatriotLeagueFB
*Lehigh has 15-game regular-season and Patriot League winning streaks.
*The Mountain Hawks try to open 1-0 in League play for the fifth year in a row.
*Georgetown is trying to defeat Lehigh for the first time in Patriot League play.
*The Hoyas also look for their third consecutive 1-0 League start.
*Holy Cross tries to go 2-0 in the League for the seventh time in eight seasons.
*Colgate aims for a League-opening win for the fourth time in five years.
*Lehigh became the first Patriot League team since Colgate in 2009 to complete a perfect non-League campaign.
*It is the first time the Mountain Hawks have done it since 2001.
*Lehigh is one of eight undefeated FCS teams, and is No. 10 in both national polls.
*The Patriot and Ivy League are tied 7-7 in the season series.
*Bucknell is at Harvard and Lafayette visits Yale in the last games between the leagues this season on Saturday.
*Fordham heads to Cincinnati at 7 p.m. on ESPN3.
*The Rams are looking for the first Patriot League win over an FBS foe since 2003.
*Fordham's Patrick Murray was named a National Player of the Week by both The Sports Network and College Football Performance Awards.
*Georgetown's Robert McCabe leads the nation in tackles and tackles for loss.
*McCabe was named a candidate for the Buck Buchanan Award last week.
*Lehigh's Ryan Spadola is now in the top 10 in Patriot League history in receptions, receiving yards and receiving touchdowns.
*Colgate's Jordan McCord and Fordham's Carlton Koonce are fifth and sixth, respectively, in rushing in the FCS.
Patriot League Players of the Week (Oct. 6)
Offensive Player of the Week: MIKE COLVIN, LEHIGH
Sr., QB, Morristown, N.J.; 29-38, 296 yds, 4 TD/38 rush, 1 TD
Defensive Player of the Week: MICHAEL MARTIN, FORDHAM
Sr., LB, Arlington, Texas; 18 TT, 0.5 TFL, 1 FR
Special Teams Player of the Week: PATRICK MURRAY, FORDHAM
Sr., P/K, Mahwah, N.J.; 3-3 FG (30, 44, 43), 47.8 punt avg.
Rookie of the Week: NOAH ROBB, LEHIGH
Fr., LB, Orefield, Pa.; 2 TT, 1 QBH
Patriot League Notebook
Lehigh completed its first perfect non-League campaign since 2001 with a 35-14 win at Columbia on Saturday, extending its FCS-best regular-season win streak to 15 games. Now, the Mountain Hawks will put a pair of 15-game streaks on the line as they begin a stretch of five Patriot League games to finish the season. Lehigh's 15-game win streak against Patriot League teams, which dates back to 2009, is tied for the third-longest in League history and is only four off the all-time record set by Holy Cross from 1988-92.
Active FCS Regular-Season Win Streaks (Next opponent)
1. Lehigh, 15 games (at Georgetown, 10/13)
2. Harvard, 12 games (Bucknell, 10/13)
3. Old Dominion, 9 games (Villanova, 10/13)
4. Alabama A & M, 7 games (at Miss. Valley State, 10/6)
5. Five teams, 6 games
Longest Patriot League Win Streak
1. Holy Cross, 19 games (Oct. 15, 1988-Nov. 7, 1992)
2. Lehigh, 16 games (Nov. 13, 1999 - Sept. 7, 2002)
3. Lehigh, 15 games (Nov. 14, 2009 - present)
Colgate, 15 games (Oct. 5, 2002 - Oct. 23, 2004)
5. Lehigh, 10 games (Nov. 22, 1997 - Oct. 22, 1999)
Lehigh is one of eight remaining undefeated teams in the nation, and one of four that has already raced to a 6-0 start in 2012. It finished a perfect 5-0 in non-League games, becoming the first Patriot League team since Colgate in 2009 to pull off that feat. The Mountain Hawks are now a top 10 team in both major national rankings, bumping up to No. 10 in The Sports Network top 25 to match their position in the FCS Coaches Poll. Lehigh's run of 24 consecutive weeks in the rankings is the seventh-longest streak in the nation after Northern Iowa fell out of the top 25 on Monday.
Georgetown has never defeated Lehigh in Patriot League play, going 0-11 in its matchups with the Mountain Hawks. But the Hoyas can call on some recent history for motivation on Saturday. Georgetown had lost its first nine Patriot League matchups with Holy Cross before defeating the Crusaders in 2010, and had dropped its first eight League contests against Colgate before a 40-17 win last year. Both of those games, like Saturday's matchup with Lehigh, were played at Multi-Sport Field.
GEORGETOWN'S McCABE RATES AS TOP TACKLER IN THE FCS
After recording 15 tackles and three tackles for loss on Saturday at Fordham, Georgetown's Robert McCabe continues to lead the nation with 83 tackles for the year. McCabe is 10 tackles ahead of his closest competitor. He also now leads the FCS with 10.5 tackles for loss on the season, and is third with 1.75 tackles for loss per game. McCabe has 331 career tackles, just 18 from the Georgetown record and 39 away from becoming the first player this century to crack the Patriot League career top 10. The nation has taken notice, as McCabe was named a candidate for the Buck Buchanan Award as the top defensive player in the FCS last week.
McCabe is not the only Patriot Leaguer who has a high standing in the FCS statistics. Fordham senior punter/kicker Patrick Murray leads the nation with 12 field goals made, and is third with a 46.22 punting average. Colgate's Jordan McCord is fifth with 136.6 rushing yards per game, while Fordham's Carlton Koonce is just one spot behind with 135.3 yards per contest. Among the quarterbacks, Lehigh's Mike Colvin is in the top 15 in total offense (313.0) and passing yardage (263.0) per game, while Colgate's Gavin McCarney has the same lofty status in points responsible for (18.0) and scoring (9.6) per contest.
Fordham's Patrick Murray was named both The Sports Network Special Teams Player of the Week and College Football Performance Awards National Placekicker of the Week for his outing in the Rams' 38-31 win over Georgetown on Saturday...Murray was 3-for-3 on field goal attempts and had a 47.8 punting average...The Patriot League and Ivy League are tied 7-7 in their season series, which concludes on Saturday with Lafayette at Yale and Bucknell visiting No. 21/22 Harvard...Fordham will try to become the first Patriot League team since 2003 to beat an FBS opponent when it visits No. 20/21 Cincinnati on Saturday...Fordham, Holy Cross, Lafayette and Lehigh have all scored on more than 90 percent of their red zone trips, putting them among the top 15 teams in the FCS...Lehigh's Ryan Spadola is second among all active players with 209 receptions and 3,236 receiving yards in his career...The marks are sixth and fifth, respectively, in Patriot League history, but Spadola is just 10 receptions and 198 yards away from second in League history...He entered the top 10 in receiving touchdowns with his 21st career score on Saturday against Columbia.
This Week in the Patriot League
No. 10/10 Lehigh Mountain Hawks (6-0, 0-0) at Georgetown Hoyas (3-3, 0-0): Saturday, 1 p.m.
Multi-Purpose Field; Washington, D.C.
*Lehigh visits Georgetown on Saturday in the first Patriot League game that will count towards the standings for both teams.
*Each squad has already played Fordham, with the Mountain Hawks edging the Rams 34-31 on Sept. 29 and the Hoyas falling in a close one 38-31 on the road last week.
*Lehigh is a perfect 11-0 against Georgetown in Patriot League play, and 12-5 all-time.
*With the League title on the line, the Mountain Hawks beat the Hoyas 34-12 last season in Bethlehem on Nov. 12.
*Each of Lehigh's 11 Patriot League wins over Georgetown has come by 17 points or more, with 10 by 20 points or more.
*The Hoyas earned their first-ever League wins versus Colgate (2011) and Holy Cross (2010) in the last two years.
*Georgetown last defeated Lehigh in 1925.
*Lehigh is trying to extend its FCS-best 15-game regular-season win streak, and its 15-game Patriot League win streak.
*Lehigh aims to go 1-0 in the Patriot League for a fifth straight year, while Georgetown tries to do it for a third straight year.
Holy Cross Crusaders (1-4, 1-0) at Colgate Raiders (2-3, 0-0): Saturday, 1 p.m.
Andy Kerr Stadium; Hamilton, N.Y.
*Holy Cross and Colgate meet in a key Patriot League contest on Saturday afternoon at Andy Kerr Stadium.
*The Crusaders are trying to go 2-0 in League action for the seventh time in the last eight years, and second in a row.
*The Raiders aim to win their Patriot League opener for the fourth time in the past five seasons.
*Holy Cross has won the last three meetings between the schools, with a 37-7 victory at home last season.
*The Crusaders also posted a 31-24 win the last time the teams met at Andy Kerr Stadium in 2010.
*Colgate's last win came in 2008, when the Raiders posted a 28-27 victory at home with the Patriot League title on the line.
*Holy Cross leads the all-time series 40-29-5, with a 16-10 lead in Patriot League games.
Lafayette Leopards (3-2, 1-0) at Yale Bulldogs (1-3, 1-1 Ivy): Saturday, 12 p.m.
Yale Bowl; New Haven, Conn.; TV: LSN - RCN-4, RCN-8, WBPH-60
*Lafayette and Yale match up in New Haven with the season series between the Patriot and Ivy League at stake.
*The leagues are tied 7-7 this year with two games on Saturday.
*Lafayette beat Penn and lost to Princeton in Ivy League matchups, while Yale won at Georgetown but lost to Colgate.
*Yale leads the all-time series 7-2, but Lafayette has won the last two meetings.
*The Leopards beat Yale 28-19 in Easton last year, and 31-14 at the Yale Bowl in 2009.
*Patriot League teams are 15-35 all-time against Yale including the split of this year's contests.
Bucknell Bison (1-4, 0-2) at No. 21/22 Harvard Crimson (4-0, 2-0 Ivy): Saturday, 3:30 p.m.
Harvard Stadium; Cambridge, Mass.; TV: CBS Sports Network
*Bucknell continues a daunting three-game road trip with a visit to No. 21/22 Harvard on Saturday.
*The game will be shown on CBS Sports Network, the second game on CBSSN for the Bison this season.
*Harvard has an FCS-best 13-game win streak, and has four wins by an average of 27.5 points this season.
*Harvard defeated Holy Cross 52-3 on Sept. 28, while Bucknell fell to Cornell 15-10 the next day in previous matchups with the opposing conference this season.
*The Patriot League and Ivy League are tied 7-7 in the season series entering Saturday's games.
*Harvard is 5-3-1 all-time against Bucknell, with a 42-3 win over the Bison last year in the first meeting since 1997.
*Patriot League teams are 28-36 all-time against the Crimson.
Fordham Rams (4-2) at No. 20/21 (FBS) Cincinnati Bearcats (4-0, 1-0 BIG EAST): Saturday, 7 p.m.
Nippert Stadium; Cincinnati, Ohio; TV: ESPN3
*Fordham plays its third FBS opponent in two years when it visits No. 20/21 Cincinnati on Saturday at 7 p.m. on ESPN3.
*The Rams fell to FBS foes Connecticut (35-3) and Army (55-0) last season.
*Fordham is facing Cincinnati for the first time, and is the first Patriot League team to play the Bearcats.
*The last Patriot League win over an FBS opponent came in 2003 when Colgate posted a 38-15 win at Buffalo in a year where the Raiders made the national title game.
Team Notebooks
BucknellThe Bison were dealt a big blow in the Patriot League race as they fell to 0-2 in League action with a 13-6 loss at Holy Cross on Saturday...Bucknell lost its fourth straight game overall, with the last three all coming within a touchdown...The Bison were behind 13-0 early in the fourth quarter before mounting a late charge to try and get back in the game...Interceptions by Evan Byers and Matthew Steinbeck led to field goals which cut the gap to 13-6, and the Bison advanced into Holy Cross territory with a chance to tie in the final minutes...However, an interception at the 13 yard line with 1:47 to play sealed the outcome...Bucknell picked up just 10 first downs in the game...The Bison are being led by their defense this season, as the unit ranks third in the nation with 65.6 rushing yards allowed per game and 14th with 16.8 points allowed per contest..Bucknell is on national television for the second time this season on Saturday when it plays at Harvard at 3:30 p.m. in a game shown on CBS Sports Network.
ColgateThe Raiders had a bye on Saturday, and enter a six-game concluding stretch of all Patriot League games when they host Holy Cross this weekend...Colgate, which has played just one home game this year, will have three of its next four contests at Andy Kerr Stadium...The Raiders entered the bye with momentum after a 47-24 win at Yale on Sept. 29...Gavin McCarney completed 17-of-22 passes for 275 yards and two touchdowns without an interception, and ran for 85 yards and four touchdowns in the game...He was named the National Performer of the Week by College Football Performance Awards and a player of the week by College Sports Journal for his efforts...McCarney is in the top 15 nationally in both points responsible for and scoring per game...Jordan McCord carried 24 times for 138 yards in the win over Yale, and now leads the Patriot League while standing fifth in the nation with 136.6 rushing yards per game...The Raiders are 13th in the nation with 225.80 rushing yards per game, and rank fourth in the country in passing offense at 143.2 yards per contest.
FordhamThe Rams played their fourth consecutive game decided by a touchdown or less on Saturday, and for the third time in that span they came out on the winning end with a 38-31 triumph over Georgetown at Jack Coffey Field...Fordham held the advantage for most of the game, but could not shake the Hoyas until the final minute...The Rams went up 10-7 on a 19-yard touchdown from Ryan Higgins to Greg Wilson in the first quarter, and used field goals of 43 and 44 yards out by Patrick Murray for a 16-10 advantage at the break...A 44-yard touchdown run by Carlton Koonce gave Fordham a 23-10 lead early in the third quarter, but Georgetown came back with the next two scores to take the lead...Fordham went up 31-24 on a 25-yard touchdown pass from Higgins to Blake Wayne late in the third quarter, then answered a Hoya score with Koonce's one-yard touchdown run with 9:00 to go for the 38-31 lead...Georgetown had a first-and-goal at the Fordham 2 on its next possession, but the Rams stuffed four consecutive running plays for a goal line stand...The Hoyas had one more chance with less than a minute to play before a Brendan Melanophy interception sealed the win for the Rams...Higgins completed 29-of-38 passes for 305 yards and two touchdowns without an interception for his second straight 300-yard passing game...Koonce just missed his fifth 100-yard game of the year with 99 rushing yards and two touchdowns, while Brian Wetzel had eight receptions for 123 yards...Murray was 3-for-3 on field goal attempts and also punted eight times for a 47.8 average...He leads the nation with 12 field goals, and is third with a 46.2 punting average this season...Michael Martin led the defense with a career-high 18 tackles and a fumble recovery. The Rams had four sacks, seven tackles for loss and three forced turnovers in the game...Fordham has its bye after playing at Cincinnati on Saturday.
GeorgetownThe Hoyas could not get the final equalizer late in the fourth quarter and fell to Fordham 38-31 on Saturday...Georgetown fell to 3-3, with a 2-2 mark in games decided by a touchdown or less...The Hoyas were down 23-10 in the third quarter, but stormed back to take a 24-23 lead on a two-yard touchdown pass from Stephen Skon to Kevin Macari and a five-yard strike from Skon to Nick Campanella...After Fordham went back in front 31-24, Campanella tied the score with a seven-yard run in the first minute of the fourth quarter...The Rams took a 38-31 lead with nine minutes to go, but Georgetown marched down the field for a first-and-goal at the 2...The Hoyas were stuffed on four straight plays, and an interception on the final possession sealed the 38-31 loss... Georgetown ran for 196 yards and two touchdowns...Skon completed 18-of-34 passes for 216 yards and two touchdowns...Robert McCabe recorded 15 tackles and three tackles for loss in the game...He leads the FCS in both overall tackles (83) and tackles for loss (10.5)...Dustin Wharton had 11 tackles and 2.5 tackles for loss, and the Hoyas had 15 tackles for loss in the game...Georgetown has its five Patriot League games that count towards the standings remaining, beginning by hosting Lehigh on Saturday.
Holy CrossHoly Cross made its first win of the season an important one, as the Crusaders scored the first 13 points and held on in the fourth quarter for a 13-6 win over Bucknell on Saturday at Fitton Field...Holy Cross improves to 1-4 overall, and opens Patriot League play with a win for the seventh time in the last eight years...It also beats Bucknell for the seventh time in eight seasons...Holy Cross led 3-0 at the half, then added to it with an 11-play, 65-yard opening drive that ended in Matt Bellomo's one-yard touchdown run for a 10-0 lead...Holy Cross added a field goal to the lead later in the period, but Bucknell got back into it in the fourth quarter as a pair of interceptions set up field goals to trim the gap to 13-6...The Bison advanced into Holy Cross territory with a chance to tie in the final minutes, but an interception by Logan Silver at the 13 yard line with 1:47 left sealed the Patriot League win for the Crusaders...It was a defensive struggle, as the Crusaders held a 242-191 edge in total yardage...Steven Elder completed 19-of-35 passes for 205 yards in his first career start, while Mike Fess hauled in six receptions for 60 yards..John Macomber made both of his field goal attempts and also averaged 37.4 yards on eight punts, dropping five of those inside the 20...Scotty O'Donoghue led the defense with six tackles and had a blocked punt to set up Holy Cross' third-quarter field goal...The Crusaders play their next two League games on the road, going to Colgate on Saturday and Lafayette on Oct. 20.
LafayetteLafayette held Princeton scoreless until late in the first half, but the Tigers poured it on from there for a 35-14 win over the Leopards on Saturday at Fisher Stadium...The Leopards fell to 3-2 on the season, and have dropped two in a row after a 3-0 start...Princeton led 8-0 at the half on a touchdown in the final minute of the second quarter, and built its lead to 28-0 in the third period...Lafayette got on the board with a 65-yard touchdown run by Ross Scheuerman just seconds into the fourth quarter, and also scored the final touchdown of the game on a 29-yard pass from Zach Zweizig to Mark Ross...Scheuerman carried 11 times for 125 yards and the score, caught five passes for 38 yards and finished with 194 all-purpose yards in the game...Ross caught five balls for 103 yards and the score..Mike Boles led the Lafayette defense with 12 tackles, while Jared Roberts had 10 tackles and three pass breakups and Colton Kirkpatrick registered 10 tackles and 1.5 sacks...The Leopards will complete their slate against the Ivy League next week with a visit to Yale, then get back into Patriot League play on Oct. 20 at home against Holy Cross.
Lehigh Lehigh continued to roll by taking an early lead and pulling away in the second half for a 35-14 win over Columbia on Saturday at Goodman Stadium...The Mountain Hawks improve to 6-0 for the season, and extend the nation's longest regular-season winning streak to 15 games...Lehigh has won its last nine games at Goodman Stadium...The Mountain Hawks also finish a perfect 5-0 in non-League action, becoming the first Patriot League team since Colgate in 2009 to go undefeated in non-League play...Lehigh last accomplished the feat in 2001, when it went undefeated in the regular season...Lehigh jumped out to a 14-0 lead less than nine minutes into the game, with Mike Colvin throwing a 17-yard touchdown pass to Ryan Spadola and a 12-yard strike to Jamel Haggins for the early advantage...Columbia got on the board with an interception return for a touchdown in the second quarter, but Colvin ran in from five yards out in the last minute of the half to give Lehigh a 21-7 lead at the break...The Mountain Hawks added to the advantage in the third quarter when Colvin threw a 30-yard touchdown pass to Haggins for a 28-7 lead...Columbia would get the touchdown back late in the period, but Lehigh capped the 35-14 win with Colvin's 24-yard touchdown pass to Sergio Fernandez-Soto with 4:25 to play in the game...Colvin was outstanding for the second straight week, completing 29-of-38 passes for 296 yards and four touchdowns while also rushing for 38 yards and the score...He is in the top 15 nationally in both total offense (313.0) and passing yardage (263.0) per game...Fernandez-Soto had career highs of eight receptions and 120 yards with the score, while Haggins hauled in five receptions for 84 yards and the pair of touchdowns...Lehigh held a 415-245 advantage in total offense, and beat Columbia in the first meeting between the schools since 1999...The Mountain Hawks have their five Patriot League games that count towards the standings remaining, beginning at Georgetown on Saturday.


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The UWG Saxophone Ensemble will perform its final concert of the season on Tuesday, April 13, at 8:15 p.m. in the Campus Center Ballroom. Admission is free and the community is invited to attend.
The spring program will include Gustav Holst's "First Suite in E-flat," Gabriel Faure's "Pavane" and Lucie Robert's "10 + 1" with Clemson University's Professor of Music Linda Li-Bleuel on piano.
UWG graduate assistant Chad Sims will perform his own arrangement of J. Aaron McDermid's "Te Lucis Ante Terminum."
This year has been enormously successful for the saxophone ensemble. The group received a major new work written for and dedicated to them and was selected through peer review to perform at the National Biennial Meeting of the North American Saxophone Alliance at the University of Georgia.
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