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By Al Featherston
February 20, 2007
DURHAM How can a coach successfully recruit players for an 0-12 football team?
In Ted Roof's case, the solution was simple line up as many prospects as possible before the losses start to pile up on the field.
"It was just a different year," the Duke coach said on signing day. "Of the 22 we signed, 17 were committed before starting the first day of classes their senior year of high school. That's the first time that happened to me, where so many committed so early."
Roof said the unusual tactic was partly by design and partly plain luck. He used his summer football camp as a springboard to target a number of prospects.
"So many kids were in camp, and there's not a better evaluation than having kids in camp," he said. "You know more about them as kids. You know more about how they work and take coaching and, obviously, (it gives you) the ability to evaluate their athleticism."
The early success took the pressure off as the losses mounted for Duke last fall.
"I think we'd still have done a good job, but that would have certainly been a factor closing on kids," Roof said. "It was a good year to have the bulk of our class in place before the season started."
Roof and his staff started the 2007 recruiting process determined to sign at least one quarterback, several linemen and to add speed in the secondary and at wide receiver. But unlike in his first two classes, there weren't the same glaring needs that had to be filled by players who were destined to be thrust into action as true freshmen.
"We're trying to get our numbers to the point where we don't have to be too heavily laden in one position," Roof said. "I think we're starting to accomplish that with our third full recruiting class. I think it's a very solid group."
Of course, all coaches have to say that on signing day. Both Roof and his predecessor, Carl Franks, sung the praises of the recruiting classes that have won a grand total of just three ACC football games in the last seven seasons.
Roof's first two full classes at Duke, in 2005 and 2006, were rated well above the Blue Devils' average historically. According to Scout.com, those groups rated No. 31 and No. 34 nationally.
But on paper, at least this year's 22-player haul is back at the bottom of the ACC.
That's not to suggest that the class doesn't include a number of promising prospects. While there are no nationally heralded superstars on the order of 2005 signee Vince Oghobaase, Roof and his staff did land a number of prospects who attracted considerable interest from other Division I-A programs.
The strength of the group may lie in the offensive line. Chris Shannon, a 6-5, 300-pound tackle from Andover, Mass., was one of the top line prospects in New England and was targeted by Maryland and Boston College. Kyle Hill, a 6-6, 260-pounder, was rated one of the top 50 prospects in Florida. Bryan Morgan was one of three finalists for Alabama's Class 6A lineman of the year in 2005, then earned more attention after a prep year at Mercersburg Academy.
There also is an injection of speed in the secondary, starting with Matt Pridemore, a cornerback from Gainesville, Ga., who actually signed with Duke last year but delayed admission until January. He's the son of former Atlanta Falcons defensive back Tom Pridemore.
A second NFL legacy also will compete for playing time in the Duke secondary. Colin Jones, one of two twin sons of former Duke and NFL wide receiver Cedric Jones, brings 4.4 speed to the cornerback spot. But he might not be as fast as San Antonio's Randez James, a contender for the Texas 400- and 800-meter prep titles, or Tony Jackson, a first-team all-state running back from New York who will make the conversion to defensive back.
Wide receiver Josh Trezvant is a track star and playmaker from Morrilton, Ark. A three-time all-state selection in Class 4A, the highest classification in Arkansas, he caught 74 passes for 1,353 yards and seven touchdowns as a senior. One of many outstanding students in Duke's 2007 class, he picked the Blue Devils over a scholarship offer from Stanford.
Then there's safety Eddie Morgan, a hurdles champion from McKinney, Texas, who just happened to be one of the five post-summer members of the class. In fact, Morgan, who spent most of the fall committed to Stanford, switched his allegiance barely a week before signing day and became the last member of Roof's haul.
"Just getting him here (for a visit) was a big deal," Roof said. "We get a very large percentage of the kids who visit. Once we get them here on campus, we get a large percentage, a larger percentage than any other school I've been at."
Of course, Duke doesn't get everybody who visits. Armando Allen, one of the nation's top running back prospects, visited the campus late last fall but committed to and signed with Notre Dame.
Duke also was hoping to steal Russell Wilson, an agile quarterback from Richmond, Va., who gave a commitment to N.C. State but re-opened his recruitment after Chuck Amato was fired. In the end, new Wolfpack coach Tom O'Brien convinced Wilson to stick with the Pack, and Duke was left with relatively unheralded Mike Cappetto as the only quarterback in the class. While his numbers for a state championship team at Brother Rice High in Michigan look good, he did not get a lot of attention from major schools.
"He's efficient, very efficient," Roof said of his one QB signee. "He understands the game, he's got a live arm, is an accurate passer and has enough mobility to escape the first rusher and still deliver the ball."
While Roof was unable to drop a late recruiting bombshell, at least the Duke coach did hang onto his 17 early commitments, despite fears that other schools would snatch them away.
"They committed, but they were not signed," Roof said. "You recruit them just as hard, if not harder, and hope the relationships and the things like that stand over the course of time."
Duke's relationships did hold up in every case, or perhaps in every case but two. In-state offensive lineman Doug Weaver of Roxboro gave Duke a public commitment last summer, then switched to Wake Forest. Florida running back Brian Sumlar ended up at Bethune-Cookman.
Roof wouldn't discuss the details, but he did say: "Everybody who committed to school who was going to be admissible to school signed with us."
It may take a while to evaluate whether this class is as good as Roof hopes or as mediocre as the recruiting gurus suggested. Last year, Duke was able to redshirt 17 of 25 freshmen, and Roof believes his program is to the point where he can improve on that percentage.
"As you develop your program, that's what you want," Roof said. "There are always some freshmen who play. You just hope you don't lead America in the number of freshmen that played, like we did two years in a row. We certainly want to move that way, because if you look at the successful programs, they're playing with more 23-year-olds than 18-year-olds. Just a fact of life."
Cedric Jones was a member of one of Duke's great recruiting classes.
Lured from Roanoke Rapids, N.C., the future NFL wide receiver turned out to be the jewel of a class that also included future all-pro defensive end Charles Bowser, All-ACC defensive back Dennis Tabron and 1982 ACC player of the year Chris Castor.
Jones caught more than 100 passes for 1,732 yards and 21 touchdowns in his career at Duke. His younger brother Walter followed him to Durham a few years later and ended his career with 119 catches for 1,968 yards and 15 TDs. Almost two decades later, their nephew Teilor Robinson joined the Blue Devils, after transferring from West Point. He turned in a stellar 2006 campaign at fullback.
Now Duke coach Ted Roof has added two more members of the Jones family Cedric's identical twin sons, Colin and Cameron Jones. Both are 5-10, 185 pounds, with 4.4 speed in the 40.
"I think they're built more like Teilor than Cedric," Roof said. "Big, compact and physically mature."
The Duke coach is planning to use Cameron at running back and Colin in the secondary.
"They're both similar type players," Roof said. "In evaluating them, I think both could play on either side of the ball. Due to our number situation, we recruited one as a running back and one as a defensive back."
Roof admitted that he used Duke's many connections with the Jones family to help land the twins. Colin Jones also cited the personal ties.
"That played an essential role in the decision continuing the family legacy," Colin Jones told the Durham Herald-Sun. "We want a chance to play with our cousin, and it's an opportunity to follow in our father's footsteps."
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Adam Banks LB 6-4/230 2/2 Asheville (NC) Reynolds
All-conference (def. POY); DE in HS; early over I-AA
Mike Cappetto QB 6-5/200 2/2 Birmingham (MI) Brother Rice
Three-year starter (33-4); early over MAC interest (!)
Charlie Hatcher DE 6-3/275 2/3 Hamilton (OH) High
SP-28 OH; all-county; over Cincy, Md., Stan., Vandy (!)
Kyle Hill OL 6-6/260 3/2 Orlando (FL) Boone
SP-65 FL; 2nd-team 6A all-state; prep TE; over Cincy, NW
Tony Jackson DB 5-10/185 3/2 Rochester (NY) Bishop Kearney
SP-11 NY; 1st-team all-state (RB); early over BC, NW, Syr.
Randez James DB 5-11/175 3/2 Converse (TX) Judson
District, regional sprint champion; over Ariz., Pur., Tulsa
Cameron Jones RB 5-10/185 2/2 Mercersburg (PA) Academy
From Greenwich (CT) High; legacy (WR Cedric); over I-AA
Colin Jones DB 5-10/185 2/2 Mercersburg (PA) Academy
From Greenwich (CT) High; legacy (WR Cedric); over I-AA
Austin Kelly WR 6-3/195 2/2 Austell (GA) South Cobb
ST-69 GA; all-county; mostly QB in HS; over Ind., I-AA (!)
Nick Maggio P 6-4/190 2/2 Overland Park (KS) Aquinas
3-time all-conference, all-county; all-state as jr.; over I-AA
Bryan Morgan OL 6-3/255 3/2 Mercersburg (PA) Academy
RV-46 prep; from Hoover (AL) High; over UAB, Navy (!)
Eddie Morgan DB 6-0/185 2/2 McKinney (TX) High
All-district; HM all-state; Stan. switch; also Rice, TCU (!)
Jon Needham OL 6-7/305 2/2 Melrose (MA) High
SP-12 New England; all-region; team captain; early decision
Danny Parker TE 6-4/225 3/3 Wheaton (MD) Good Counsel
SP-11 MD; all-county; HM all-state; over Rut., Syr., USC
Sam Poggi LB 6-2/220 2/2 Baltimore (MD) Gilman
SP-16 MD; 2nd-team all-state (big schools); over I-AA (!)
Matt Pridemore^ DB 5-11/185 2/2 Buford (GA) High
Holdover from 2006; all-region; father (Tom) played NFL
Eriks Reks DE 6-5/225 2/2 Westwood (MA) Xaverian Brothers
SP-11 New England; conference MVP; early over UConn
Chris Shannon OL 6-5/300 3/3 Andover (MA) Phillips
SP-4 New England; all-region; captain; over UConn, Md. (!)
Damian Thornton LB 6-1/235 2/2 Lenoir (NC) Hibriten
ST-50 NC; all-conference, early over ACC/SEC interest
Josh Trezvant WR 5-11/175 3/3 Morrilton (AR) High
SP-11 AR; 3-time 4A all-state; 74-1353-7 sr.; over Stan. (!)
Garrett Utt^ TE 6-4/220 2/2 Chatham (VA) Hargrave Military
From Atlanta (GA) Lovett; injured as sr.; NFL dad (Ben)
Justin Wilkerson LB 6-3/245 2/2 Oxford (NC) Webb
ST-39 NC; all-conference, all-area; very early decision (!)
*-All-American (top 250 by two/more services) ^-enrolled (!)-strong academics (?)-unconfirmed academics
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The following prospects had firm scholarship offers from Duke and/or took official visits to Durham but signed with other programs: Miami Lakes (FL) High RB Armando Allen (ND), Suwanee (GA) Peachtree Ridge P Drew Butler (Ga.), St. Petersburg (FL) Catholic OL Elvis Fisher (Mizzou), Orange Park (FL) High RB Brian Sumlar (Bethune-Cookman), Roxboro (NC) Person OL Doug Weaver (WF).
The following prospects also claimed scholarship offers from Duke but eliminated the Blue Devils early in the recruiting process: Durham (NC) Hillside OL Quinn Barham (PSU), Celina (TX) High DE Jamie Blatnick (Okla.St.), Alpharetta (GA) Chattahoochee OL Clint Boling (Ga.), Helena (GA) Telfair County OL Tyler Bowen (Md.), Waukesha (WI) High TE Patrick Butrym (Wis.), Ft. Lauderdale (FL) Aquinas QB Wesley Carroll (Miss.St.), Hoover (AL) High WR Brandon Clear (Clem.), Chicago (IL) St. Rita DE Matt Conrath (UVa), Brewton (AL) Neal OL Jared Cooper (Aub.), Lakeland (FL) High TE Jordon Corbin (LSU), Cleveland (OH) Glenville LB Lebron Daniel (Iowa), Duncan (SC) Byrnes FB Chad Diehl (Clem.), Lakeland (FL) Evangel Christian WR Art Evans (Tenn.), Columbus (GA) Shaw TE Bruce Figgins (Ga.), Leander (TX) High WR Curenski Gilleylen (Neb.), Aberdeen (NJ) Matawan OL Anthony Grosso (FSU), Palomar (CA) Junior College P Jake Harry (Mizzou), Richmond (VA) Varina DE Jamar Jackson (FSU), Chamblee (GA) High RB Roddy Jones (GT), Paterson (NJ) Catholic DE Al-Ghaffar Lane (Rut.), Greensboro (NC) Page DE Kevion Latham (PSU), Brooklyn (NY) South Shore QB David Legree (Syr.), Durham (NC) Hillside WR Greg Little (UNC), San Diego (CA) Francis Parker OL Tyler Mabry (Stan.), Fredericksburg (VA) Massaponax DT Anthony Mihota (UVa), Andover (MA) Phillips TE Austin Monahan (Vandy), Greensboro (GA) Greene County QB Josh Nesbitt (GT), Royal Palm Beach (FL) High RB Brandon Pendergrass (WF), Cuyahoga Falls (OH) Walsh Jesuit OL Nick Schepis (BC), Paulsboro (NJ) High LB Alex Silvestro (Rut.), Nashua (NH) Bishop Guertin OL Mark Spinney (BC), Oakboro (NC) West Stanly LB Quan Sturdivant (UNC), Wilmington (DE) Salesianum TE Andrew Szczerba (PSU), Carrollton (GA) High DB Jerrard Tarrant (GT), Mountain Brook (AL) High DE Drew Traylor (Clem.), Killeen (TX) Harker Heights WR Nick Trice (Texas A&M), Valencia (CA) High RB Shane Vereen (Cal), Cairo (GA) High WR Cameron Wade (FSU), Ronda (NC) East Wilkes OL Landon Walker (Clem.), Ft. Myers (FL) Riverdale TE Mat Williams (USC), Richmond (VA) Collegiate QB Russell Wilson (NCSU), Westlake Village (CA) Oaks Christian WR Sean Wiser (Stan.), Poway (CA) High DT Nick Wood (Wash.), Marietta (GA) Walton TE Bailey Woods (Aub.).
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Folks, I just was working on my taxes, and there is a chart showing US spending and Taxes taken in on the back couple of pages of the form instructions that ought to win the fall election. If our leaders have the intestinal fortitude (now didn't I say that nicely ) to use it. I didn't have time to copy it, and the file wouldn't let me cut and paste it.
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WW, give us the url to this site, please. I Googled US Spending and Taxes and got a lot of hits. The one below was interesting. Well, it would not paste right as it was in a chart; but here is link.
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Thanks, WW.
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Struan, seems I recall something written long ago about a tree of Liberty needing an occasional dose of fertilizer...might be soon, I'm thinking!
February 4 at 19:29 EST .
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As much as I dislike the ramifications, if things continue on the path that is indicated, you are right, Mr. WW!
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Some days a fellow just cannot win. I got trashed yesterday by some liberal cousins for a post on facebook, today on the Lucianne main page a lot of conservative folks beat me up commenting on the fact that I have accrued a lot of unused sick days as a teacher which could be used for insurance purposes. (I thought I was doing good not using those up! ) And now Nu stuck her tongue out at me. I think I'll climb up in the pout tree!
November 12 at 18:43 EST .
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This is just a suggestion but when I have days like that I find going out and sitting in the driveway and eating worms usually makes things better.
ALTHOUGH if you scoot up that tree and find a faulty limb to sit on it might fall down go BOOM breaking both of your arms and legs THEN you get to use up some of those unused sick days.
You decide.
6 on one side 1/2 a dozen on the other as to what to do.
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I bite off the heads, and suck out the juice,
And throw the skins away!
Nobody knows how fat I grow,
On worms three times a day!
Nobody likes me, everybody hates me,
I think I'll go eat worms!
Big fat juicy ones,
Eensie weensy squeensy ones,
See how they wiggle and squirm!
November 12 at 20:48 EST .
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Yuck, I didn't need to remember that before bed
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EC, where's your sense of adventure?
November 12 at 21:12 EST .
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Why in the world would Conservatives beat up on you for not using sick days? And if you can trade them for insurance...go for it. And I love the fun you all have had with this.
November 12 at 21:49 EST .
I've taken a vow of poverty. To annoy me send money.
November 12 at 22:16 EST .
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'How to Baker Act Someone'. Ohh, Hi Nu!... Just thinking out loud. Sorry.
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I just received a forwarded e-mail that said that the White House was not going to celebrate Christmas this year, but rather some sort of non-religious winter celebration instead. If true, this is very disturbing to me in a lot of ways. I haven't had time to vet the information at all, but it seems to be in the style of this bunch of, well, I don't use that language, folks.
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Everything I have found makes it seem like Christmas events are going on as usual at 1600 Penn Av Michelle just recently accepted the WH christmas tree from WIsconsin......
I hold forwarded emails in very low esteem .....I don't think they would pull "that" stunt esp in a election year.....now if he gets a second term ...all bets are off :(
November 11 at 14:34 EST .
Agree with Yotty. Looks to me like Christmas traditional events will be going on as usual. I assume the Obamas will be like the Clintons: hold their noses while doing Christmas tradition. You really can't trust those forwarded emails.
November 11 at 15:06 EST .
That same email landed in many email boxes last year about this time. Wasn't true then, isn't true now.
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Didn't all the ornaments on last year's tree honor communists? I think I'd rather they forgot the festivities than mock our country.
November 11 at 16:47 EST .
The Obamas had Mao ornaments on their trees. The Clintons had ornaments made out of condoms. Talk about disrespecting and trashing Christmas symbols.
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I recall seeing something out a week or so ago that they had requested/ ordered/ announced that the ornaments were not to have a religious theme. Was that wrong?
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Here is a fascinating article about the deficits in our Fed. Gov't during the last century and a bit. All in inflation adjusted dollars and some really nice graphs. I have a really liberal cousin, who posted a cartoon on FB showing Clinton as a model balanced budget spender, and this article was my reply.
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I bookmarked it its going to take me awhile to go through all those graphs...looks very interesting.
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Paul Greenberg is one of my heroes...
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Good advice!
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I just came back from a Sam's Club store, and was struck by the appearance of a very modestly dressed family--- sort of Amish or Mennonite type but not all in black. The lady and her girls all had braids, and dresses with front panels of some sort. I admire the folks tremendously for being willing to stand out, and to stand up for their beliefs. I was amused when the lady's cell phone went off, and she dived into her purse after it though!
June 11 at 22:12 EST .
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Wrightwinger, definitely Mennonite. Amish would not have a cell phone.
June 11 at 23:23 EST .
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Back in the dark ages when I was in high school, there were Mennonite boys and girls who went to our school. They were very nice kids and mingled some. Several were in the high school choir. Only difference was they carried their lunches and always prayed before eating. We all kept the noise down for them and their short prayer. Wonder how that would go today?
June 12 at 07:52 EST .
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On my Dad's side, his grandfather's side were Mennonite's and lived near Mt. Joy, PA. As you say they were not as more loose than the Amish. My memories of them they were excellent cooks and the pastries were out of this world.
June 12 at 09:28 EST .
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Seeing young girls dressed modestly this days seems to be the exception instead of the rule. I have such a hard time trying to find bathing suits and clothes for my daughter. When I do find appropriate length shorts, I buy them in every color. And don't even get me started on the bathing suits!! Argggg.
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Meant to say "these"!
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I remembered this from a blog I read, feminagirls.com...might be something you like here.
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Video of a guy on a roof in Japan during the Tsunami... Makes me appreciate the hills of WV more and more!
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my brother is bigger than him and the doctors say because of him being to much under weight he will continue to have his lungs collapse so im sure that one is way to skinny
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Not sure. A BMI Calculator would know.
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No, he doesn't look too skinny. I am sure he has a doctor of whom has a better understanding of whether he is too skinny or not. What matters is if he is healthy or not. People love judging others on what they think, whether it is true or not....on whether it matters or not. And sadly the world has to suffer because of it.
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Yes. At the point that he should not lose anymore fat! it will badly effect his heath .
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Description: stock ball lenses, we also have a full range of ball lenses available in a variety of ceramic, UV and NIR materials, optical glasses such as BAF-8, Lasfn-9, technical glasses such as B-270 and Borosilicate and Cubic Zirconia ball lenses. These are available in a full range of diameters. We can also
- Focal Length: 0.2890 inch
- Diameter / Length: 0.3937 inch
- Materials: BK7 Glass
Supplier: Excelitas Technologies Corp.
Description: sizes and shapes for popular applications but can be customized to suit your needs. This shape is suitable for circular reflector applications. Since the helix shape requires in most cases a significant amount of forming, the envelope material is mostly limited to borosilicate glass. Excelitas can
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- Flash Lamp: Yes
- Lamp Power: 30 watts
- Lamp Bases: 2-Pin
Supplier: Insaco, Inc.
Description: Since 1947 Insaco® has been a precision machining and polishing fabricator of parts from all technical ceramics, sapphire, glass and quartz. We machine these materials to very precise tolerances (many times measured in millionths of an inch) for dimension, flatness, wedge and roundness
- Fabrication Services: Design Assistance, Glass Part Fabrication, Material Selection
- Processes: Grinding / Beveling, Machining
- Materials Processed: Borosilicate, Glass Ceramic, Silicate / Fused Silica, Quartz, Specialty / Other
- Additional Operations: Lapping / Polishing
Supplier: IHS Product Design
Description: USE OF BOROSILICATE-GLASS RASCHIG RINGS AS A NEUTRON ABSORBER IN SOLUTIONS OF FISSILE MATERIAL
Description: This standard covers flat and molded glass of soda-lime and borosilicate materials used as lenses for roadway and area lighting luminaires. This standard includes definitions, criteria, and test methods for mechanical and impact strength, thermal shock resistance, and temper for both materials.
Supplier: Grainger Industrial Supply
Description: Erlenmeyer Flask Set, Capacity 50, 125, 250, 500, 1000 ml, Material of Construction Borosilicate Glass, Color Clear, Special Features Graduated, Includes 5 Flasks
- Type: Erlenmeyer Flask
- Volume: 0.0132 gallons
Description: The requirements specify material including its hydrolytic resistance and thermal coefficient of expansion. The range of sizes and tolerance and external diameters and well thickness are tabled and described. In a second table the limits on bow for different external diameters are specified.
Supplier: Cole-Parmer
Description: • Dispenser is in 1.0mL increments • Wetted materials: FEP,PTFE, borosilicate glass Unique PTFE piston with intergral o-ring provides smooth motion and high accuracy. Features a built-in 30-mm threaded screw top and include adapters for 28-, 32-, 36-, 40- and 45-mm bottles. Dispenser
- Dispenser Type: Bottle Top
- Capacity: 0.0159 gallons
- Reproducibility CV: 0.1000 (%)
- Autoclavable: Yes
Supplier: Cole-Parmer
Description: Economical screw-thread sample vials are made with either clear 33 low-extratable borosilicate glass. Choose amber colored vials for your light-sensitive materials. Vials are available with a rubber-lined phenolic cap, a PTFE-faced/rubber-lined phenolic cap, or no cap. Shrink-wrapped packaging
- Volume: 0.0011 gallons
- Height: 48000 µm
Supplier: Cole-Parmer
Description: • Ideal for adsorption, gel, permeation, and ion exchange techniques LabGlass Standard Chromatography Glass Columns are made of borosilicate glass and are available with or without TS joints and fritted disks. The TS joints on top of columns permit the connection of a funnel or other reservoir
- Construction Material: Glass
Supplier: Hamilton Co.
Description: , UHMWPE, ceramic and borosilicate glass, a reliable turnkey system can be assembled to meet the requirements of the most demanding applications.
- Valve Size: 0.0590 inch
- Pressure Rating: 100 psi
- Connection: Threaded
- Material of Construction: Aluminum, PTFE - Teflon®, Other
Supplier: Cast Lighting LLC
Description: Description Flat borosilicate lens secures to CAST Well Light Grate (CWLG1CB). Includes 2 slotted thumbscrews. Prevents plant material from contacting lamp. Lifetime warranty. Specifications Construction Hardened glass
Supplier: Knight Optical Ltd.
Description: Borosilicate Window - Float grade-100x100mm These float grade borosilicate windows are the second grade of stock LEGB windows we offer. These Borofloat windows are made from selected float grade 1.1mm and 3.3mm thick material. They are cut from large sheets that we readily stock. They represent
- Window Shape: Rectangular
- Diameter, Square Side, or Rectangular Length: 3.94 inch
- Thickness: 0.1299 inch
- Materials: Specialty / Other
Supplier: Clark Solutions
Description: Model series DG04 sight glasses are distinguished by their rugged construction and wide range of applications. They feature 0.94", 1.18", or 1.97" / 24, 30, or 50 mm long transparent cylinders made of acrylic, soda-lime, or borosilicate glass with very high wall thickness. These cylinders
- Flow Indicator Style: Full View
- Connection Type: Flanged
- Flange Size: 0.5500 to 15 inch
- Face to Face Dimensions or Overall Length: 0.3750 to 12 inch
Supplier: IRD Glass
Description: IRD Glass is a World Class Supplier of precision glass, optical and ceramic components. For over twenty five years, IRD Glass has served the aerospace, defense, sensor, machine vision, laser, technical glass, optical, process control and medical industries (to name just a few). Their clients
- Fabrication Services: Design Assistance, Glass Part Fabrication, Glass Cutting / Profiling, Material Selection, Photomask Fabrication, Inspection / Testing, Specialty / Other
- Processes: Grinding / Beveling, Machining
- Size Capabilities: 0.3150 to 20 inch
- Materials Processed: Aluminosilicate, Borosilicate, Dichroic, Glass Ceramic, Silicate / Fused Silica, Soda Lime, Quartz, Fluoride Glass
Supplier: Pawling Engineered Products, Inc.
Description: 11mm Crimp Cap 11mm aluminum crimp top seals have a larger opening to ensure proper needle penetration. 2ml, 12X32mm vials are manufactured of Clear, Type 1 Class A or Amber, Type 1 Class B borosilicate glass and include a write-in patch for sample identification. Caps are made of high quality
- Shape or Application: Round, Other
- Fits Diameter: 0.4331 inch
- Material: Aluminum, Other
Supplier: Saint-Gobain Oil & Gas
Description: the wave- length range of standard photomultiplier tubes (PMTs) with borosilicate glass face plates (Curve B), which makes these standard PMTs suitable. The light yield as a function of tem-perature was measured with 137 Cs excitation at two amplifi er shaping times of 1 μ s and 12 μ s
Supplier: ASME Standards and Certification
Description: Characterizaion Assay And Tracking Systems; Management Approaches And Planning Tools; Uranium Mining And Milling Environmental Remediation; D&D Cleanup And Release Standards For Sites And Materials; HLW, Fissile, TRU, And SNF SHort And Long Term Storage; Developments Of Borosilicate Glass
Supplier: Abrisa Technologies
Description: . BLACKLITE® UV FILTER BlackLite® filters are all dielectric thin films on borosilicate glass and offer some additional features over MUG-2. The transmitted efficiency is superior, which is critical in areas such as forensics, fluorescence and inspection. Because this is a coated filter, rather
Supplier: Saint-Gobain Oil & Gas
Description: of scintillation light (Figure 2) is well within the wave- length range of standard photomultiplier tubes (PMTs) with borosilicate glass face plates (Curve B), which makes these standard PMTs suitable. The light yield as a function of tem-perature was measured with 137 Cs excitation at two amplifi
Supplier: Cast Lighting LLC
Description: Splice® ready Specifications Construction Solid bronze body and shroud; copper bracket; borosilicate glass lens Orientation Any Lamp/Bulb (2) 10W T-3 Wedge Base (included) Product Sheet CWL6CB Click Here
Supplier: Cast Lighting LLC
Description: (no hot spots) and protection from sprinklers and rain. Pre-wired with 25 tin-coated No-Ox® marine grade wire Spider Splice® ready Specifications Construction Solid bronze body and shroud; copper bracket; borosilicate glass lens Orientation Any Lamp/Bulb Integrated LED circuit and driver
Supplier: Isotech, Inc.
Description: Airpel Anti-Stiction® Air Cylinders created an amazing new class of pneumatic actuators specifically designed for highly accurate force control. They are built using a graphite piston / borosilicate glass cylinder combination in which each piston is selectively matched to fit
- Stroke: 0.5000 to 12 inch
- Rated Load/Force: 70.1 lbs
- Operating Pressure: 100 psi
- Bore Size: 0.9450 inch
Supplier: Fisher Scientific
Description: Manufactured from clear KG-33 borosilicate glass Variety of cap materials and liners available. Scintillation vials; 500/Cs. Vials, Scintillation; Kimble Chase Kimble; KG-33 borosilicate glass; Material: urea; 22mm; Cork-backed foil liner; Packaged in cellular shrink wrapped trays of 100 pieces
Supplier: 3M Advanced Materials Division
Description: 3M™ Glass Bubbles iM16K are high-strength polymer additives made from a water-resistant and chemically-stable soda-lime borosilicate glass. These hollow glass microspheres can be used as a low density filler material ideal for plastic and rubber parts created from injection molding, extrusion
- Glass Type: Borosilicate, Soda Lime
- Shape / Form: Specialty / Other
- Density: 28.72 lbs/ft³
- Applications: Electrical / HV Parts
Supplier: ARW Optical Corporation
Description: Custom Optics...Prototyping to Volume Production ARW Optical is your reliable manufacturer of quality optics and coatings. Customers from all industries come to us with their optical and coating requirements. From rapid prototyping through volume-production, we have the manufacturing expertise and
- Fabrication Services: Design Assistance, Glass Part Fabrication, Glass Cutting / Profiling, Glass Repair, Materials Development / R&D, Material Selection, Inspection / Testing
- Processes: Grinding / Beveling, Machining, Specialty / Other
- Size Capabilities: 0.0394 to 20 inch
- Materials Processed: Borosilicate, Germanium / Semiconductor, Glass Ceramic, Silicate / Fused Silica, Quartz, Specialty / Other
Supplier: Rayotek Scientific, Inc.
Description: No Description Provided
- Fabrication Services: Design Assistance, Glass Blowing / Assembly, Glass Part Fabrication, Glass Cutting / Profiling, Glass Repair, Materials Development / R&D, Material Selection, Inspection / Testing, Specialty / Other
- Processes: Extrusion / Drawing, Grinding / Beveling, Machine Forming (Bending / Pressing) , Machining, Molding, Specialty / Other
- Materials Processed: Aluminosilicate, Borosilicate, Germanium / Semiconductor, Glass Ceramic, Silicate / Fused Silica, Soda Lime, Quartz, Specialty / Other
- Additional Operations: Chemical Treating, Glass to Metal Bonding, Glass to Ceramic Bonding, Etching / Blasting, Heat Treating, Hermetic Sealing, Lapping / Polishing, Other
Supplier: Bullen Ultrasonics, Inc.
Description: Bullen offers custom, precision glass machining and finishing of tight tolerance components to a broad range of high technology markets. We employ a wide range of glass machining methods and specialize in working with clients to arrive at solution options that offer the best value
- Fabrication Services: Design Assistance, Glass Part Fabrication, Glass Cutting / Profiling, Glass Repair, Materials Development / R&D, Material Selection
- Processes: Grinding / Beveling, Machining, Off Hand Forming (Pressing / Bending), Specialty / Other
- Size Capabilities: 3 to 5.91 inch
- Materials Processed: Aluminosilicate, Borosilicate, Dichroic, Germanium / Semiconductor, Glass Ceramic, Silicate / Fused Silica, Soda Lime, Quartz, Chalcogenide / Sulphide, Fluoride Glass, Specialty / Other
Supplier: Fisher Scientific
Description: Designed from ASTM Specification E 890 Culture Tube, 12 x 75mm Tube, Culture; Kontes; Kimax51; Material: Borosilicate Glass; Disposable; 12 x 75mm; 250 per pack
Supplier: Fisher Scientific
Description: Capacity: 6mL, OD x L: 12 x 75mm Tubes, Culture; Pyrex; Disposable; Rimless; Round bottom; Material: Borosilicate Glass; Vol.: 6mL; OD x L: 12 x 75mm
- Glass Materials: Glass - Borosilicate, Pyrex®
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Did find a kitchen knife in the one being filled the other day, have lost my best secateurs. Makes me wonder what turns up in the council green waste places!
I think it's the gardening gene in us makes us friendly.
Only use gardening ones though!
Lovely here as well, what a contrast to yesterday!
Discovered one of my daleks is ready - can I spread compost direct or should I sieve it?
Waiting for cheese on toast yum!!
OH smoked very heavily, then 25 years ago he just stopped, he is still having health problems from it, but then again if he hadn't stopped he wouldn't be here!
Oh dear Lyn
A warning to everyone who has smoked I think!
I hope she is kept comfortable and that you and she have all the support that you need. {{{{}}}} (hug)
Lyn - hope all is well?
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Great adventure Puncdoc - need lots of woollies though!
And Mum must be much better if she's thrown you out
My good news is that daughter and partner have walked away from that house, there own decision so I am 'not to blame' we are very relieved.
I don't iron - with 3 school kids and an OH all requiring shirts I suddenly thought one Sunday - What am I doing?? so stopped and now only do essentials for instance if there is a special occasion. Quite easy to hang washing up, fold it etc and get minimum of creases - like Lyn
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My wife and I stayed at this resort for our wedding anniversary. Having spent our honeymoon at the St Regis Bora Bora we had high hopes and expectations of the W @ Maldives.
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The rooms are very outdated and small. The bathroom is lovely but at 5:30pm everyday you are chocked by the mosquito prevention spray. There is no protection from this.
We were also shocked by the cleanliness of rooms, no effort is made to sweep the floors or to thoroughly clean the rooms. Also our sofa in the outside garden area was filthy and only cleaned when we complained. I got a rash on my back on the 4th day and got the doctor to come to check me out. She said it probably came from the pool in the room as we had rain showers during the night over the last few days - why wasn't it cleaned. She gave me some cream and wanted $10, I told her to put it on the room and it never showed on the final bill.
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The resort is nice but lacks style and youth, it did not live up to our expectation at all and this was sad for us as we wanted this place to be our yearly get away as Bora Bora is very far for us to travel.
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In the mid-morning, you'll enter Northern Ireland and reach Belfast, the country's capital city. Here you will have a guided coach tour of Belfast City, where you'll be shown the Belfast peace walls that act as peace lines between the Catholic and Protestant communities. Look out for the wall murals that tell stories of community disputes from both sides of the fence.
After a light-hearted introduction into the perils of Belfast politics, you'll have approximately two hours to spend at leisure, and your guide will happily offer directions to recommended lunch spots. Suggested Belfast attractions for you to see include Belfast Cathedral (also known as St Anne's Cathedral), or the landmark site of Belfast City Hall on Donegal Square.
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PSU Dance Premiere Gala Mixes Students and Professional Dancers
PLYMOUTH — A daylong celebration of dance with master classes taught by Plymouth State University (PSU) faculty and members of Boston's BoSoma Dance will bring together dancers of all ages and experience levels from across the region February 1 at the Silver Center for the Arts.
Dancers, companies and studios submitted choreography for adjudication and possible acceptance into a gala performance that ends the day's work. The gala is an evening of creative and vibrant choreography featuring BoSoma, a company whose dancers are know for athleticism and excitement which they use to transcend all the barriers we use everyday to keep people, ideas and beliefs at a distance, according to David Polanzak of Boston Events Guide. Co-Artistic Directors Irada Djelassi and Katherine Hooper established BoSoma Dance Company in 2003 to show how dance can transcend borders of social and cultural background by presenting culturally sensitive work.
Plymouth State alumnus Lindsay Jarvis '10, a member of BoSoma Dance Company, will return to Plymouth to teach and perform at the event. Jarvis began studying dance at the age of three years and interned in Australia for one of her PSU semesters. She graduated Plymouth State University with a B.S. in business management and a minor in dance, and has since taught, studied and danced in New England. She is also a member of the New Hampshire based dance company, Tributary Dance.
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Faculty presenting classes include Lisa Travis, Lenore Sousa, Rene Martinez, Ashley Landroche and Amanda Whitworth; who will be joined by a semester-long PSU Guest Artist, Mziyanda Mancam of Jazz Art Dance Theatre in Cape Town, South Africa.
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SANBORNTON — With just hours left, Hermit Woods Winery received the necessary contributions to successfully fund their on-line Kickstarter Campaign. They had just 30 days to raise the $28,000 needed to complete their new tasting room at 72 Main Street, Meredith. By the end of their campaign, they had over 170 backers and a raised $28,980.
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With the added funds work has begun on the final projects necessary to get their new tasting room open in the next few weeks. With a little luck, they hope to be open by February t, but much will need to happen for them to meet that goal. Visit their website, www.hermitwoods.com or www.facebook.com/hermitwoods for information on their official opening day.
To learn about Hermit Woods Kickstarter campaign, visit http://kck.st/1kUYM0y, or just do a search on theKickstarter webpage for Hermit Woods Winery.
Ken Hardcastle, Chuck Lawrence, and Bob Manley opened this small boutique winery in Sanbornton in 2011. They make a wide variety of traditional and non-traditional wines and meads from local fruit and honey, as well as a few select wines crafted from imported grapes.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 22 January 2014 11:37
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Squam Science Center hosting Groundhog's Day celebration on Feb. 1
HOLDERNESS — The Squam Lakes Natural Science Center will host a Groundhog Day Celebration on Saturday, February 1 from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
Attendees can learn about what really happens on February 2 and solve puzzles about groundhogs. Discover the answers of how groundhogs are related to woodchucks, where they go and why the disappear in the winter. Interactive games, crafts, storytelling, outdoor activities, and a visit with a live groundhog will occur throughout the day.
This program is geared for adults and children ages 5 and up. Cost is $7 for members and $9 for non-members. Registration is requested in advance by calling 603-968-7194. For more information visit www.nhnature.org.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 22 January 2014 11:29
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Plymouth Rotary Club to Host Plymouth Regional Chamber of Commerce Business After Hours
PLYMOUTH — The Plymouth Rotary Club will host the Plymouth Regional Chamber of Commerce Business After Hours on Wednesday, January 29 from 5–7 p.m. at the new Plymouth Enterprise Center at One Bridge Street in Plymouth.
Special information will be available on the new community-wide project involving Livermore Falls.
This monthly scheduled networking opportunity conducted by the Plymouth Regional Chamber is part of their active support of the regional businesses and is possible through the generous support of key area businesses. For additional information, contact the Chamber at 536-1001.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 22 January 2014 11:06
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