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Months after problems plagued enrollment in the State Health Plan, thousands of current and retired state workers continue to face obstacles.
The new coverage year began Jan. 1, but state officials acknowledged Thursday that 105,000 state employees, mostly those who work at government agencies, do not have insurance cards used to obtain medical care.
State Treasurer Janet Cowells office oversees the insurance plan, which covers 660,000 state workers and retirees. The office says the cards are being processed and will be mailed soon.
For thousands of state retirees, a billing glitch left confusion and questions at the end of December, when health insurance coverage was not deducted from pension checks. Schorr Johnson, a Cowell spokesman, said the problem mostly affected retirees with dependents and did not affect coverage.
The state is sending a letter explaining the snafu and a bill for the amount owed to those affected. Johnson said he could not provide specific numbers about how many retirees received incorrect pension checks.
The troubles come after thousands of state workers and retirees faced long delays in signing up for health coverage in October in a situation that drew parallels to the federal health care debacle. State Health Plan officials were forced to extend the enrollment deadline to November after more than half of state workers and retirees hadnt chosen coverage.
The plans administrators initially downplayed the problem but sought fixes under pressure from the State Employees Association of North Carolina and complaints from workers. As for the new problems, Johnson said officials are working to remedy the issues.
For the largest open enrollment the State Health Plan has ever had ... the plan was always aware there were going to be some issues, Johnson said Thursday.
For some, the enrollment issues persist.
Theresa Raphael-Grimm, an associate professor of nursing and medicine at UNC-Chapel Hill, said a computer glitch put her in the wrong plan, the basic 70/30 option, when she thought she enrolled in an 80/20 plan that provides more robust coverage.
Given that I provide mental health care to citizens of North Carolina and my husband provides medical care, I think it is especially ironic that I cannot obtain the very health care benefits for which I qualify, and all because of a well-documented system glitch with the vendor who operates the State Health Plan enrollment process, Raphael-Grimm said, adding that she has heard many others experience related issues.
Raphael-Grimm said she appealed to the university benefit coordinators who supported her petition, but it was rejected by the State Health Plan.
Johnson said about 1,600 active and retired state employees have completed the process to get an exception, but technical issues were not a factor. He said the state is continuing to press Benefitfocus, the South Carolina-based company that manages components of the plan, to resolve lingering issues.
Raphael-Grimm said shes not satisfied. With the federal health care law, she said, the Obama administration took responsibility, but the state is not doing so. She said the problems with enrollment should lead to leniency for those who had problems.
I am particularly distressed that glitches in the enrollment process were documented, recorded and communicated to the State Health Plan administrators, yet still they take no responsibility or demonstrate no measures to allow people like me to have their situation corrected, she said.
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Hewlett-Packard's long-awaited slate PC is now available but with a different target audience than originally planned. The company last week released its HP Slate 500, a Windows-based tablet targeted at business users for vertical applications such as health care, retail point-of-sale and insurance.
The 8.9-inch device weighs 1.5 pounds, has a LED screen, runs Windows 7 and supports both pen- and gesture-based input. It comes with a built-in 3-MB camera, a separate webcam, a USB port and a SD slot. It is priced at $799.
The release of the HP Slate 500 culminates nearly a year of anticipation. Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer first showcased the device at the annual Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas back in January. HP originally intended the Windows-based slate as a consumer device targeted at reading, watching videos and content creation and consumption.
Shortly after Ballmer introduced the prototype, HP, started releasing videos promoting the new device. The company went dark on its slate plans after announcing it was acquiring Palm Inc., for $1.2 billion and indicating it would release a slate based on Palm's webOS platform. Now the company is targeting its webOS-based slates at consumers and the Windows Slate 500 at business users. HP said it will release the webOS-based slate in the first quarter of next year.
"We decided to target the business market for the Windows product," said Phil McKinney, vice president and chief technology officer of HP's Personal Systems Group, in a blog post. "You can probably imagine a thousand applications of the device in business scenarios. Wouldn't it be great if after a car accident, your insurance agent could take your statement, photograph and video the scene, and send all the information to the claims office on the spot? That's the direction we're heading for our business customers."
HP's new slate is bundled with the 32-bit version of Windows 7 Professional and is based on an Intel Atom Processor Z540 (1.86 GHz, 512 KB L2 cache, 533 MHz FSB). It has 2 GB of RAM built onto the motherboard (non upgradeable), a 64 GB Solid State flash drive, built-in 802.11b/g/n WiFi connectivity and support for Bluetooth devices. Battery life is rated at five hours.
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I've been able to use one of these and it's fantastic. While the ipad is a nice toy, it's just an ipod touch that's big.. it's not a comptuer. If I want to do anything more than surf the web or the like (aka "get work done" ) I need a real computer. This brings both worlds together wonderfully-- work AND play!
Nice however with Android tabs around the $200 price it is a bit high. I think clients would spend 300 ish for win based tablet.
Ordered one the day it arrived. A portable device I can take to meetings, take notes (with handwriting recognition... iPad? Android?) unobtrusively, and then take to the gym and watch Media Center recorded TV while on the treadmill... Awesome.
Looks good but would need the 10hr battery life to be any competition for iPad. Looks like the only draw back. Price is comparable with iPad. So it looks like ASUS with the 10hr battery will out do them both. Just need to wait abd see if it is true.
This is a great move on HP part. As others noted, the same software, same developer tools and the fact that 3rd party applications such as quotation software typically used in industry can be installed on this. Even our company developed applications cannot be installed on the iPad. And, without flash, the iPad browser is far too limited.The touch and response of the win 7 tablets are great, and win 7 support for touch nailed this feature. The ASUS pad will have a 10 hour battery life. Throw in basic choices like choosing a browser (not being forced without choice like apple). Simple things like flash in the browser and support for external devices and things like simple memory cards is what makes these win 7 tablets like the HP such a great choice. In fact, just being able to install currently supported software we are running now without having to go to Apple store makes this product a zillion times better choice than the iPad. I mean, what can we do with iPad? We must publish our own applications to the Apple Store and then purchase then back? iPad is just too closed of a system. Win 7 tablet I played had great response and speed, so I am at a huge loss as why win7 not a great choice for a tablet computer when I seen such great performance?
I think it's a great price for it's potential. As a developer, I don't have to learn another language to develop apps for it. I can use my current desktop apps which would make those apps more mobilized considering it'a tablet. The price is well worth it...
If it were $299 or less, maybe I'd consider it. Too expensive.
And Windows on a pad will probably never be able to compete with Apple's OS or Android. Too bloated and slow.


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Hotel Amiral Fondary has 3 stars. Take yourself far from the madding crowd to a small place like this. Near this hotel, Grenelle and Eiffel Tower can be found. Musee Rodin is 1.8 km (1.1 miles) from here, and is well worth visiting when you are planning a short or longer stay in Paris. Amongst the attractions in the hotel's surroundings is Aquaboulevard. Expo Porte de Versailles draws many visitors to Paris for special events in the area.
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SILVERTON – Frenchman Seb Chaigneau ran through rain, hail, wind and fog to set a blazing-fast new counter-clockwise record in last weekend's Hardrock 100 endurance run. His time, 24:25:50, bested that of fellow Frenchman Julien Chorier, who took the men's title on a counter-clockwise course in 2011, by close to an hour. The counter-clockwise route traces a long, tortuous course through the mountains from Silverton to Lake City to Ouray to Telluride and back to Silverton again.
The previous counter-clockwise course record, 24:33.02 was set by Karl Meltzer of Utah in 2009. Kyle Skaggs still holds the overall Hardrock record, 23:23:30, set in a clockwise direction in 2008.
Chaigneau, 41, came to Silverton not even knowing for sure whether he would get into the race. He was No. 1 on the waitlist when he bought his plane ticket and flew to the U.S., keeping fingers crossed that he would get in. A spot finally opened up just days before the race.
While he has made a name for himself in Europe in the ultra-running scene on legendary courses like the UTMB (Ultra-Trail Mont Blanc), this was Chaigneau's first Hardrock attempt. He came into the race – or run, as he preferred to call it – with the objective of simply finishing the loop, connecting with fellow runners and enjoying the spectacular scenery along the way.
He and Joe Grant, who came in second place last year and was the odds-on favorite to win this year's race, paced each other through the first 80 kilometers of the course, well over Handies Peak, into Grouse Gulch, and beyond. On the long downhill cruise from Engineer Pass down the Bear Creek Trail into Ouray, Chaigneau eased out ahead of Grant, who was not feeling well, by about 10 minutes.
Grant dropped out of the race at the aid station in Ouray, and the rest of the course was Chaigneau's for the taking. Pacing him through the stormy night from Ouray to the finish line in Silverton was Scott Jurek, a previous Hardrock champion.
An encounter with a baby moose and its irate mother on the trail helped speed them along their way.
Chaigneau kissed the Hardrock at 6:25 a.m. on Saturday morning, after running down the flag-lined gauntlet with his arms spread wide. "I want to, just, ah, sit," he proclaimed to the cheering crowd, a giant smile on his face.
He was never thinking about setting a course record or winning the race, he said. His success was "just a consequence of good preparation."
Chaigneau said he abandoned his competitive mindset in regard to running three years ago, in order to embrace what he calls "the spirit of the trail."
"Now I prefer to make the race, or the run, with the other racer. Without objective," he explained in careful English. He puts no pressure on himself, he said. "If I finish five or ten, it's the same. I run with the other. It's a liberating mindset. "
Chaigneau brought this same mindset to the award ceremony on Sunday morning. "This trophy, it's mine, yes," he said. "But it's also to Joe, because he ran 80K with me. It's a trophy for Scott Jurek, my pacer, and it's a trophy for all of the Hardrockers, because we do the same thing, in the same place, at the same time."
Joining Chaigneau in the winner's circle was Boulder-based runner Darcy Africa, the winner of this year's women's race.
"I never underestimate the conditions or terrain of this course," she said in a pre-race interview with iRunFar journalist Bryon Powell. "This year, I'm trying to stay as relaxed as possible, pacing myself and running my own race."
Africa's sunny, relaxed attitude saw her through the soggy weather that dogged the course this year, and sped her across the finish line in 29:54:55. The highlights of her run? A full rainbow that she happened to glimpse with pacer Matt Hart when she looked over her shoulder while descending from Engineer Pass into Ouray. "It was just breathtaking," she said. "And how about those wildflowers?" Completing the race with Krissy Moehl at her side, a fellow Hardrock women's champion (2007) who paced her all the way from Telluride into Silverton, made the finish extra-sweet.
"If you can keep moving, it's a race where anything can happen," she said.
Africa tipped her hat to fellow runner Diana Finkel, who started out incredibly strong this year and ran in third place overall for much of the race, but had to pull out at Mile 89, due to an ongoing struggle with a condition known among runners as "Rhabdo" (Rhabdomyolysis) which almost claimed her life after coming in second overall in 2010. The condition causes the breakdown products of damaged muscle cells be released into the bloodstream and can lead to kidney failure. This year, Finkel stopped when the symptoms started to manifest, and was feeling okay the next day. Dropping out of the race so close to the finish line "was an agonizing no-brainer," she said. "I thought I had it figured out."
"I have a lot of respect for Diana," said Africa. "She is clearly a phenomenal runner."
Early Sunday morning, as the clock ticked relentlessly toward the 48-hour cut-off, a last swell of runners crossed the finish line. Claire Ketteler took the caboose award, kissing the Hardrock with a mere 16 seconds to spare. "I could have stopped to tie my shoe," she laughed. "I'm good at being last."
Kristina Irvin came down the chute three minutes later, too late for her time to officially count, and sank into her husband's arms for a long hug.
"I heard the screaming [for Ketteler], and I knew there was no way. It was already two minutes after six on my watch. I just knew," she said.
"I thought it was you," her husband said. "I thought they were screaming for you."
In between the first runners, and the last, there was enough drama to keep the online chatter going until next year's run – including a proper down-on-the-knees marriage proposal by runner B.J. Haeck to girlfriend Erica Deese in front of the Hardrock at 2:15 a.m. on Sunday morning. "We've been dating for seven years, and she has been with me and crewed me at every 100 I've ever run," he said. "I've been waiting for the right moment to ask her, and finishing Hardrock was the perfect moment. I carried the ring with me the entire way and used it as my inspiration to ensure I wouldn't quit. If I hadn't finished, I didn't get to ask her. That made it a no brainer."
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Things I liked:Nice and light and easy to carry. Has plenty of power for my needs. Best accuracy for me is with a power wheel setting of 7. My rifle shoots best with JSB Exact 15.89 grain pellets, but the Crossman Premier HP is a close second.
Things I would have changed:Trigger is not nearly as nice as other PCP rifles I've shot. Mine breaks cleanly at 2.5 pounds with no creep and is fine for hunting I suppose, but it would be nice to have an adjustable trigger to get the pull weight down.
What others should know:Gun was delivered with an improperly made spin-lock bushing. The tank would not index properly on the frame. Once it was tightened, to get it loose, I had to flood the bushing with Kroil and use a plastic hammer with the spin-lock wrench to get the tank off. In doing this, scratched the anodizing off the frame in two places. I contacted AirForce about the problem and emailed pictures of the stuck tank. AirForce customer service acknowledged some of the guns were shipped with out of tolerance spin-lock bushings and apparently, I received one of them. AirForce sent a replacement bushing and wrench which I received the next day. The replacement bushing resolved the indexing problem, but the scratches remain. Accuracy is okay, about like my RWS 48 spring gun. My FX Typhoon will shot rings around the Talon though.
Things I liked:How many airguns have their own airgun geeks club? The talon does! A bunch of pelletheads all gather together online and compare and show off their talons to each other. some peoples kids, huh? The talon is not just an airgun. the talon is a whole shooting system. You can have interchangeable barrel lengths, four different calibers, and different power plant options(hpa or CO2), you can have several airguns in one package. The talon is a great entry level into the world of PCP airguns. Even without all the extras, the talon, taken on its own merits is a rock solid airgun. The talon Is very simple and sparten by design, but the simple straightforward desgn is what makes it so powerful.
Things I would have changed:Out of the box, the talon is a fine shooting machine with a bit of room for improvement. there are a couple of quirks that are easily overcome. one of them is the safety. it seems just out of reach when you are wrapping your finger around the trigger, and if youve already drawn a bead on your target and forgotten to switch it to fire. you may find yourself missing your shot entirely, when you have to have to lower the gun to switch it to "fire".
What others should know:If youre already into PCP guns than you most likely have necessary sundries. the scuba tank to fill your HPA tank is a must. the air force hand pump can be a real headache. The hand pum is subject to failure and has one of the o-rings that needs replacing on occasion. The replacement can be done at home by someone with a good set of tools and above average mechanical skills, or it has to be returned to the manufacturer for repair. When the pump is working well, you get about ten PSI per pump. its a long way to 3000 psi at that rate. Also, the talon loves heavier pellets. I like shooting a .25 cal. thirty five grain domed pellet that will blow through a green 2x4 at twenty yards. by changing to a twenty four inch barrel, you can increase the muzzle velocity quite a bit. One of the things that makes the talon very cool, is the tuning and mods that can be performed to give it even more power. there are people out there that do just that, tune talons. that is why the talon has its own group of airgun geeks that show off their own personal tweeks and modifications that theyve made on their talons, talon SS, talon Ps and condors.
Things I liked:Solid construction. The only thing that sounds when I shake my gun is the safety pin, which by the way, works perfect. I have seen many airforce airguns that have the numbers pasted like a sticker but with this one they came painted to the plastic dial, good work there. Haven't shot it yet since I'm waiting for pellets and some parts but it seems that is going to be a success. The high room you have for customization. Turning it into a .177 .20 .22 and a powerful .25 caliber gun. THE TRIGGER is AWESOME but shamefully its plastic. The trigger on my Air Arms TX200 is a dream to shoot, but the trigger on the Talon is even softer and very predictable. Its NON ADJUSTABLE. The ''butt pad'' is a SOLID PIECE OF METAL. I thought it was plastic too. Love that!
Things I would have changed:The plastic parts, both of them and the trigger too. They look and feel like a cheap bb gun. For 500 dollars they should had came at least with some quality hard plastic parts at least. Telling you the truth, I can't think of something else I would have changed.
What others should know:This is my first pcp air rifle. Bought it with a Hill Pump, so make sure you get the right adapters. What I did to save money was just get the AirForce 1/8" and 1/4" BSPP Refill Adapter. Just screw one part to the Hill pump hose and leave it there, the other part screws to the bottle.
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Pay-as-you-go mobile broadband basically allows you prepaid access to the internet without a contract. Especially good for the budget conscious, you only pay for what you use.
O2, Three, T-Mobile and Vodafone offer pay-as-you-go deals which are similar to a PAYG mobile phone deal, where you buy a phone and top-up regularly for minutes/text allowances. With pay-as-you-go mobile broadband, the customer buys a broadband USB dongle and then tops up regularly for data.
Unfortunately, pay-as-you-go deals are currently restricted to 3G only. 4G services are provided by only one company, EE, and are currently only available through long term contracts. This may change when other mobile companies launch their own 4G services.
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Travellers, students and business people, will find pay-as-you-go mobile broadband to be the ideal choice. You can keep in touch with relatives, prepare for meetings and do your work on the move. It lets you access the internet anywhere, and with pay-as-you-go, you keep in control of your expenses.
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As you can imagine, pay-as-you-go mobile broadband is only available where there is coverage. This is generally good in the UK, however more remote areas may find coverage to be inconsistent. Ofcom say that there are 7.7 million UK households that do not have a choice of all five mobile broadband providers currently in the UK. Take a look at our mobile broadband coverage checker to find out if you can get a signal in your area.
Another downside is that pay-as-you-go mobile broadband is not suitable for the heavy user (e.g. if you stream movies and/or game online ). After doing a bit of research, you will find very few unlimited mobile broadband deals currently available. If you are downloading 2-3Gb daily, then you should look for a deal on fixed-line unlimited broadband packages.


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The dirtier he is, the wilder we are about Harry
US Celebrity news website TMZ has a deliciously succinct three word poll today. It reads, quite simply: Harry. Awesome? Disgraceful?
After tens of thousands of reader responses, "Awesome" is winning by a ratio of around 70:30. This confirms something Australians have felt instinctively for some time, which is that the day of the stodgy royal is over. We don't want beefeaters, we want beefy young blokes with lusty appetites.
The world has changed since the merest sighting of a begloved royal sent us into apoplexy. We still want them to reign over us, or some of us do, but we want them real. When Harry is done inspecting the royal guards and helping the victims of landmines, he's perfectly entitled to have a nude romp in Las Vegas. In fact, many of us expect nothing less.
Didn't most of us do that when we were single and in our twenties? Isn't that exactly what the movie The Hangover was all about? Fact is, the more Harry steps out of line, the more he's in line with our own expectations. The world loves him, and nobody moreso than us colonials down here in the Antipodes. Here's why:
He served his country
And he did it with distinction until New Idea blew the caper. The truly shocking aspect of this episode is that it was the first true news story New Idea had ever run.
He's apologised for his gaffes
He went to a party dressed as a Nazi and has used words like Raghead and "our little Paki friend", none of which was particularly becoming of a young royal. But Harry does a good line in contrition, and besides all that…
He loved his Mum
Just like all good boys.
He's an awesome brother
By all accounts he organised the world's best buck's night for his brother, than behaved impeccably at the wedding, being perhaps the only man in the world not to ogle the bride's sister's bottom.
He parties…
As you do when you're 27, whether at sporting competitions or elsewhere.
Then parties some more…
As much as he enjoyed the team pursuit at the Olympic velodrome, other forms of pursuit also interest the young prince.
Then parties yet more with increasingly cool people…
If you could hang out with Usain Bolt, you would too.
He actually inhaled
And he was just 17 at the time, but come on, it's a rite of passage for all of us. At least he got off the stuff.
He supports serious causes
His work with wounded soldiers has earned him a humanitarian award.
He scratches his nuts in public
Admittedly this is hardly exemplary behaviour, but if our national cricket team has taught us anything, it's that it's OK to do in public. Apparently. There's actually a famous photo of Harry adjusting the jewels at a polo match which we're far too classy to show you. Instead, here's a pic of the valiant prince atop a fine steed.
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Baloo says:
IMO the only points we should take notice of are; he served his country and he supports serious causes
Admiral Ackbar says:
Good on him. If I were royalty I'd be organising orgies every other weekend. And to reference a point I raised in another article today I'd also hold gladiator style events in my honor, bring the kids. Oh and free beer for everyone!
Cobbler says:
You forgot to mention he's a parasite on the public dime.
This obsession with royalty really needs to be evolved out of for the betterment of society.
Simon says:
So in summation, he's real, and seems a ripping bloke at that.
He's also now, by female reports, the hotter of the two Kings in waiting, which was not always the case. The ugly duckling turned good. What's not to love about Hazza?
C says:
Who is paying for all this top-shelf boozing, high-roller partying, the VIP suites, first-class travel and private palaces? Tell you what, if I were a hard-working Brit and I had to put up with breathless reports about this clown jetting around the world getting pissed in resorts I'd be a bit put out.
Ally says:
Surely the idea of a "stodgy royal" has only been around since Victoria? And there's only been a more intrusive look at the royals in the last hundred years or so that's forced them to put on this public display of restraint.
Seriously, history is littered with royals that shagged around and liked to have a jolly good time of it, all while not giving a toss if the peasants ate or not. Compared with them, Harry is an absolute saint. Besides, he's currently third in line to the throne and is unlikely to be king, so who gives a toss what he does?
thatmosis says:
So, this is what constitutes a ripping bloke nowadays, what a disgrace and a sponger to boot. He may have served his country etc but that doesn't permit him to be a clown at the tax payers expense. I dislike the Royal family intensely as they are all parasites but he is part of that family and should act accordingly not like some yobbo out on a binge.
Gordon says:
Anyone who doesn't make a quick adjustment to the family jewels before getting on a horse will soon learn that avoidance of pain comes before ettiquette.
VJR says:
Good old harry having a great time while the UK sinks further into the mud with unemployment hitting thousands of his subjects. What a dumb arse he is. The heavies at the Palace told him to be a good little boy during his grandmothers celebrations and the olympics but it seems the gloves are off and it's back to party time. He certainly is Awesome.
sunny says:
I don't know if anyone else is the same, but every time I put on a polo shirt I really do feel like playing polo. I'm thinking of buying a mallet.
Daniel says:
Good on ya Harry! The perfect gentleman when he needs to be and not affraid to enjoy life at the same time. Seems so genuine, not like our politicians.
franklin says:
Given Prince Harry's personality, aptitudes and attributes what would his achievements in life have been if he would have been born on a council estate instead of being born in the royal family ???
John F says:
I can't believe he is Charles's son, he's Major James Hewitt's son. Compare the 2. In any case, good on him for having a good time wile he's young.
Tropical says:
Actually this story about Harris awsome. it shows at the Punch that ther is nothing really of interest to write about. You know things like the PM/Slater & Gordon/ex boyfriends/missing union funds/AWU/dodgy union bloke doing renovations/not following correct legal procedures and the list goes on.
Yep it really is a dumbed down news day at the Punch.
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It's my understanding that we already have a standing soft policy in the U.S. of not creating landmarks for every business/address/thing because of the clutter and sheer difficulty maintaining all of that. If we lose the (Bing Google Yelp etc.) resolutions, we lose the ability to search by things like business names. This is something that say, Google Maps has as a baseline feature. This strikes me as a Bad Thing?


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2011: Named second-team All-RMAC ... played in all 18 games with 17 starts ... was first on the team in points with a season recorded of six goals, three assists and fifteen points ... best game of the season was against Colorado Mines on Sept. 18, 2011 with two shots that lead to a goal and an assists.
2010: Started twelve of the eighteen games ... Played in every game but one ... was fifth on the team in points with one goal and three assists
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|The University of Colorado Colorado Springs begins the fall sports season this weekend with men's soccer in California, volleyball in Phoenix and women's soccer hosting the first two games of a six-game homestand this weekend. The Mountain Lions begin the opening weekend with eight contests over a four-day span during the extended Labor Day weekend.
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|Mountain Lions topple No. 23 Colorado Mines in second overtime
|COLORADO SPRINGS - An own goal in the second overtime lifted the University of Colorado Colorado Springs to a 3-2 victory over the No. 23-ranked Colorado School of Mines Orediggers Friday afternoon at Mountain Lion Stadium.
|September 23, 2011
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|A Mathew Cox goal 24 minutes into the match was all the University of Colorado Colorado Springs would need on the road as they topped conference foe Colorado Mesa Friday night in Grand Junction.
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|Mountain Lions notch decisive win, open 2-1 for first time since 2006
|COLORADO SPRINGS - The University of Colorado at Colorado Springs men's soccer team opened its season with a 2-1 record for the first time since 2006 as the Mountain Lions pounded the Sioux Falls Cougars 4-1 Friday evening at Mountain Lion Stadium.
|August 30, 2011
|Season preview: Experience, depth has men's soccer looking like a contender
|Henry Ellis had to keep checking his ID in 2010 to see if his name had been changed to Murphy, because everything that could go wrong for his University of Colorado Colorado Springs soccer team did go wrong.
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|Mountain Lions Win Thrilling Match in OT
|The University of Colorado at Colorado Springs Mountain Lions defeated the No. 11-ranked Metro State Roadrunners 3-2 in overtime Sunday at Mountain Lion Stadium. Landon Brunk scored his first goal of the season which was also the game-deciding goal.
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|Penalty kick in final four minutes send Mountain Lions to defeat
|The UCCS Mountain Lions lost on a penalty kick scored in the final four minutes of the game against Northeastern State on Friday in Wichita Falls. At half the Mountain Lions were tied 1-1, but were defeated by the Riverhawks 3-2.
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In the 2013 global ranking system, points are assigned based on the race distance.
For an IRONMAN (full-distance triathlon) the total available points are 5,000. For an IRONMAN 70.3 (half-distance triathlon), the total available points are 3,500. Points are calculated based on the athlete's race finish time behind the first finisher in his/her age group. Points continue to drop as the race time increases, until the points reach a "point floor," at which point they don't drop any further.
There is a value to the minutes and seconds in each race distance. In an IRONMAN, the points diminish at a rate of approximately 12 points per minute; in an IRONMAN 70.3 they diminish by approximately 18 points per minute.
Example: If you win your age group in IRONMAN, you are awarded 5,000 points. If you finish in second place a minute behind the leader, your points are 4,988.


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Aceto Balsamico DOP
Since the end of the Middle Ages, records show the presence of a "tart syrup", vinegar's precursor, in the areas between Panaro and Secchia, near Modena, and around Reggio. The syrup was used for medicinal purposes, rather than culinary.
The first mention of vinegar used in the kitchen came in 1046, when Henry II stopped in Piacenza on his way to Rome to be crowned Emperor. Bonifacio, the marquis of Tuscany and father of Matilde of Canossa, gave Henry a special vinegar that he heard had turned out very well.
During the Renaissance, noble families were passionate producers and consumers of balsamic vinegar. They would build special vinegar storerooms in the attics of their palaces and keep their bottles of this precious liquid there to age. In the 17th century, the main families of Modena knew about a sort of "dye", called balsamica, which was thought to be able to bring people back from the dead. This was an exaggeration, of course, but only a slight one, for those who tasted a few drops of real traditional balsamic vinegar of Modena were transformed by its complex balance of aromas: sweet and spicy, velvety but acidic.
Aceto Balsamico DOP
The must used to make the vinegar comes from Lambrusco, Trebbiano and other grape varieties grown in the province of Modena. The must is cooked over low heat until it is quite thick and dark brown. The must is then left to rest, activating the natural fermentation.
The must is then transferred to rooms designed specifically for vinegar production called acetatie.
The rooms are built in the attics of homes where temperatures can drop to freezing during the winter and are scorching during the summer. The humidity caused by the rains and fog is also intense. In these rooms, the cooked must reduces in volume, ages and becomes more refined. 100 liters, or 26 gallons, of must is needed to make a couple liters of traditional balsamic vinegar and it takes at least three years for the must to finish the two phase fermentation process.
The sugar in the must be transformed into alcohol: the vinegar added at the beginning is the catalyst for this process. Even after three years, the vinegar still cannot be considered mature or ready for consumption. Good balsamic vinegar needs to be aged for at least another twelve years before use, and 30 to 50 to be considered sublime. Vinegar that has been aged for more than 25 years is called "extra vecchio", or super old.
Balsamic vinegar is characterized by its rich dark brown color. It should be shiny and quite dense or syrupy. It should have a nice bouquet of complex, yet well balanced, aromas that are strong and long lasting. It should also have a pleasing, balanced acidity. Its flavor should be well balanced between sweet and sour with noticeable acidity and light aromas from the various types of wood used during the aging process.
Inside the acetaia, the vinegar is not always kept in the same container.
It develops its unique flavor from being poured from one barrel to another: each time using a smaller barrel. The barrel itself corresponds to the age of the vinegar. Ash and oak wood are used for the smallest barrels; chestnut and cherry for the medium-sized; and mulberry wood barrels are the largest and used for the young vinegar. Each vinegar producer has his own practices and techniques, including the various ingredients that are added in very precise amounts during the different phases of production. Vinegar recipes come from centuries of tradition and are kept very secret.
It is possible, however, to identify some of the specific spices added to the vinegar.
Cinnamon, clove, nutmeg, coriander and licorice are often used and reflect the typical Renaissance palate. The whole process is carefully calculated based on the season, climate, wind and temperature. At just the right moment, a small amount of vinegar is extracted from the smallest, 10 to 15 liter, barrels using a special glass tool. Immediately, the amount of extracted vinegar is replaces with vinegar from barrels one size up. This processes continues down the line until one arrives at the largest barrels. "New" vinegar, or freshly cooked must, is used to replace the vinegar taken from these barrels. The starters, or "vinegar mothers", found in the bottom of the barrels are ancient bacteria used to convert the must into vinegar. The mothers have been passed down for centuries and are a precious necessity for traditional balsamic vinegar producers, true masters of a rarified art form.
Once the vinegar has finished aging, it can be bottled in special glass containers with a specific shape. A seal guaranteeing the quality of the product is placed on each bottle and given a number by the Consortium of Traditional Balsamic Vinegar of Modena Producers. When the word tradizionale is missing from the label and instead says "Aceto Balsamico di Modena", it means that the vinegar was made from wine, not must, and requires less work during aging. Mass produced balsamic vinegar costs considerably less.
Balsamic vinegar is also made in Reggio Emilia using the same methods as are used in Modena, however the area of production is limitied to the province of Reggio Emilia.
Both the Traditional Balsamic Vinegar of Modena and Balsamic Vinegar of Reggio Emilia have been recognized with the DOP (Protected Designation of Origin) stamp from the European Union.


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I have been reading in this forum recently to learn as much as I can to install my own softener. I have it mostly installed just a few questions before I finish up and run it. Thank you very much for any help in advance!!
A few details :
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4 people in house - conservative users
9x48 tank
Round 18x 33 brine tank with grid
1 cubic ft of high cap resin
.125 blfc
Using 60 gallon per day and rounding up I need about 20,000 for 8 days. Using Gary's chart I was going for 6lb salt per cubic ft and since mine is 1 cubic ft a total of 6 lb. From what I've read I will need 2 gallons of brine and with the .125 blfc I need to set BF for 16 minutes. Is that correct?
If that is correct since I have 18x33 round salt tank with grid - is 2 gallons of brine enough to go above grid? I haven't poured water in to check but it just looks like it won't be enough. Or does it not suck all brine out of tank so that the 2 gallons BF goes on top of some residual brine that will make water level go above grid. If not do I need a smaller tank? If my tank is ok how much water do I pour into tank initially?
Also could you give recommended times / settings for other regeneration steps, plus override days and reserve - I was thinking of setting for 15 percent?
Also I ran drain line, only 1/2 inch inside diam. at my lowes was braided PVC hose which tends to kind of flatten when making turns will this work ok or do I need to look elsewhere for a more ridged drain line, mine is about 10 feet long.
Also I've heard people commenting on the disadvantages of the large size/space required for for the 7000sxt and I ordered mine with the $20 manufacturers elbow kit which puts bypass vertical behind tank and it worked great - it just clears the 9 inch tank diameter.
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Road? Where we're going, we don't need roads. – Dr. Emmett Brown.
Here's a look back at the maker world and beyond!
In 1897, Ferdinand Braun published a paper on a Braun Tube, the first known version of a cathode-ray tube. He first developed it as a means of understanding time-dependence of alternating currents. The Braun Tube evolved into the handy-dandy oscilloscope, used by makers everywhere!
Happy 204th Birthday, Charles Darwin. It's not widely known, but the author of On the Origin of Species sat on his theory of natural selection for over two decades, worrying about persecution, before news of an imminent and very similar publication pushed him to publish.
Peter Cooper, whose name is sprawled across New York City, shares a birthday and a funny beard with Charles Darwin. He built a fortune in ventures and inventions as broad as glue, telegraphs, railways and steel. His biggest legacy, though (which was radical in its day) was that the working class should be educated, free of charge. The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art formed by Cooper in 1859, is still running tuition-free (though it started charging tuition to grad students for the first time last year) for all undergraduates who attend the fields of engineering, architecture and art. It's the only institution of its kind in the United States. We wish there were more Peter Coopers around today.
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