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text: This MVC-resistant variant also exhibited extremely high sensitivity to three NAbs: b12 (CD4bs), 4E9C (CD4i), and KD-247. Compact disc4-mimetic substances. These studies help develop a knowledge of viral progression and get away from both anti-retroviral medications and the disease fighting capability, and in addition provide fundamental insights in to the combined usage of entrance and NAbs inhibitors. These findings from the version and progression of HIV in response to medication and immune system pressure will inform the introduction of far better antiviral healing strategies. offering rise to extremely divergent Env phenotypes (Roche et al., 2013). Potential molecular systems of level of resistance to MVC consist of tropism switching to CXCR4-using (X4) infections (Westby et al., 2006; Raymond et al., 2015), elevated kinetics from the entrance stage (Reeves et al., 2002; Putcharoen et al., 2012), elevated affinity for Compact disc4 and/or CCR5 (Agrawal-Gamse et al., 2009; Pugach et al., Itgam 2009; Pfaff et al., 2010; Ratcliff et al., 2013), and usage of MVC-bound CCR5 for entrance (Pugach et al., 2007; Westby et al., 2007; Tilton et al., 2010; Roche et al., 2011). Open up in another window Amount 1 Individual immunodeficiency trojan type-1 (HIV-1) Env. (A) Entrance of HIV-1 right into a web host cell involves connections between your Env as well as the two-receptor system of Compact disc4 as well as GNE 0723 the coreceptor. (B) Tertiary schematic watch of HIV-1 Env. Following binding of Compact disc4 and gp120, gp120 goes through conformational changes, shifting from a rigid (unliganded) to a versatile state, enabling a subsequent connections using the coreceptors. bNAbs have already GNE 0723 been identified that focus on the V2 apex, the V3 high-mannose patch, the Compact disc4bs, the gp120/41 user interface, the FP, as well as the MPER of gp41. In the Compact disc4-bound state, a more substantial region is normally uncovered and designed for identification by NAbs possibly, such as for example V3-aimed or Compact disc4i actually, which recognize the conserved coreceptor-binding site. (C) Linear schematic watch of HIV-1 Env. Gp120 comprises five conserved locations (C1 to C5) that are interspersed with five adjustable locations (V1 to V5). Lately, progress in determining and characterizing extremely potent broadly NAbs (bNAbs), provides provided valuable layouts for HIV-1 therapy and vaccine style (Kwong and Mascola, 2012; Kwong et al., 2013; Mascola and Burton, 2015; Hangartner and Burton, 2016). However, tries to elicit such powerful bNAbs by immunization never have prevailed extremely, due partly towards the high hereditary variety of Env as well as the complicated escape mechanisms utilized by Env (Seaman et al., 2010). Furthermore, the replication capability of HIV-1 is basically linked to the performance of viral entrance (Arts and Quinones-Mateu, 2003; Rangel et al., 2003). In this respect, GNE 0723 evolutionary patterns of Env are essential, and selective stresses exerted by NAbs and anti-retroviral medications can donate to its progression. Thus, elucidation from the advancement will be informed by these patterns of far better antiviral healing strategies. Recently, we looked into dynamic top features of selective pressure on Env by evaluating NAb sensitivities of HIV-1 get away mutants from MVC, and small-molecule Compact disc4-mimetic substances (Compact disc4mc) that sensitize HIV-1 to NAbs. Hence, we summarize these latest developments and discuss the use of these findings towards the advancement of far better combos of NAbs and anti-retroviral medications. Basics of HIV Entrance Entrance of HIV-1 right into a focus on cell involves connections between Env as well as the two-receptor system involving Compact disc4 as well as the coreceptor. This connections activates conformational adjustments in Env that result in the membrane fusion response (Sattentau and Moore, 1995) (Amount ?Amount1B1B). Gp120 comprises five conserved locations (C1 to C5) that are interspersed with five adjustable locations (V1 to V5) (Starcich et al., 1986) (Amount ?Amount1C1C). 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I am a mancat with a heart of gold...
I am confused. Is this your tail or Marilyn's?
Me too! I'm thinking you mean that's Marilyn's tail! Well, they're both luminous and pretty so it could be either one!
My darling Mickeybear,Oh, what a wonderful idea! I will go and post a picture of my tail, too. Then we can be Tail Twins today, *giggle*!You have such a handsome tail... every part of you makes me swoon, my dear *purrrrrrrr*.Much love and snuggly-floofy whisker kisses and tail touches from your Kittypie!
You have a fine white tail, Mickey. You must do a lot of grooming to keep it so nice.
Excellent tail, dude. I can see why Jeter is so fascinated.Your whitester pal,Titus
A lovely white tail just like Marilyn.
Mickey both you and Marilyn have lovely tails. Well, yours is handsome and Marilyn's is lovely.
Nise tale, dude!Finny & Buddy
That's a great Mancat tail!I think I have the best looking tail in our house.Max S
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Lack of reading proficiency in local students raises concerns
May 20, 2011 (San Diego) – If we improve schools, we improve communities. If we improve communities, we improve schools.
These are key findings in United Way of San Diego County’s education report released May 14. Titled “Voices for the Common Good: San Diego Speaks Out on Education,” the report is a comprehensive compilation of everyday San Diegans’ opinions and aspirations for their communities, for education and the challenges they see in helping our children reach their full potential.
Over the past year, UWSD has been listening to the community to determine what education looks like in San Diego County. The organization has talked with education experts; conducted “community conversations” across the county, from Chula Vista to Oceanside, El Cajon to Hillcrest; and commissioned research studies from the Caster Family Center for Nonprofit Research at University of San Diego.
“On average, a third of San Diego County fourth graders cannot read proficiently. In some parts of the county the number is as high as 85 percent. And in high school, over 8,800 students in our county drop out every year,” said Karen Sprigle, UWSD senior vice president. “Yes, there is an education crisis in our county, as well as nationally, but more importantly, San Diegans want to do something about it and believe the whole community needs to be involved.”
The release of UWSD’s education report marks the beginning of its initiative to mobilize all San Diegans with a call-to-action to support kids’ education. “Voices for the Common Good” highlights the voices of people who are often left unheard in the conversation on education. The report is not meant to be a research or academic report. It is meant to engage, involve and inspire.
“As part of United Way’s national education effort, I urge all San Diegans to become tutors, mentors, readers and coaches. We all have something to contribute. In June, we will be announcing new opportunities for involvement,” added Sprigle. “We’re at a turning point in education, where we can make a real – and lasting – impact.”
Key report findings include:
o People believe that good schools and good communities go hand in hand.
When people lack jobs that provide a stable, living wage, it affects their ability to participate fully in children’s education and the community’s ability to main¬tain great schools.
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o People feel disconnected from schools.
Parents and teachers, along with the greater community, struggle to communicate and interact with each other, although there is a strong desire to connect from all sides.
o Kids need role models just as much as academic support.
Many people believe the entire community needs to help instill values, not just academics, in local youth.
o We’re at a turning point in education.
The community is poised and ready to take action. People also see a need for “real world” education.
o Schools can’t do it alone – the whole community must be involved.
Preparing San Diego’s children for the future requires the public’s involvement, beyond teachers and parents.
o Military families face special challenges.
Kids in military families face additional challenges because of constant relocation.
o Immigrants and refugees feel more disconnected.
In San Diego, the local immigrant and refugee communities have difficulty engaging, often due to language and cultural barriers.
From May 14 to 29, UWSD’s “Kids Speak Up” photo exhibit offers a kids-eye view of what’s currently missing from the picture and what we can all do about it. It is the third photo exhibit of UWSD’s 90th anniversary celebration. Free and open to the public all day, the oversized photo installation featuring San Diego kids is located at Mission Valley Mall (Plaza in front of Nordstrom Rack and Michael’s), 1640 Camino Del Rio North (off Camino de la Reina), San Diego, CA 92108. Additional information on how to get involved will be available onsite.
The photography featured in the exhibit is by Michael Spengler of Studio M La Jolla and Katie Gardner of Katie Gardner Photography, with exhibit design by Don Hollis of Hollis Brand Culture.
Celebrating its 90th anniversary this year, United Way of San Diego County (UWSD) is a nonprofit organization tha seeks to improve lives and create long-lasting change. The United Way movement addresses the underlying causes of problems and mobilizes the community to solve education, income and health issues. LIVE UNITED is a call to action for everyone to become part of the change. UWSD’s 90th anniversary celebration will include a variety of events to celebrate the spirit of Living United and advancing the common good in San Diego. To learn more or to donate, visit http://www.uwsd.org.

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Prepare to be amazed at the low decibel level of the QRS (Quiet Rotary Screw) 20HP air compressor from Chicago Pneumatic. This engineering marvel is quiet, powerful, reliable and made to be operating all day, every day, providing your shop with a consistent supply of compressed air when you need it. With its 20hp motor and 120-gallon receiver tank, the QRS20HP-TM is set to provide un-equaled pressure with consistency unlike any other compressor line on the market. Less maintenance than a piston based air compressor and with an optional air dryer, the QRS20HP-TM should be a staple of any shop looking to increase production by getting customers in and out quickly and efficiently.
Chicago Pneumatic QRS20HP Quiet Rotary Screw Air CompressorThe Chicago Pneumatic QRS 20-30 HP line of QRS (Quiet Rotary Screw) air compressors combine stealth with superior performance. Ideal for automotive and industrial applications, the QRS series is engineered and built to support the most demanding requirements.
With a low sound enclosure and innovative cooling fan, the Chicago Pneumatic QRS series offers the lowest noise levels available. Its whisper quiet design means the QRS can be installed almost anywhere, and is offered with an optional mounted dryer (with tank mounted option only). The QRS is the leading rotary screw compressor for light industrial applications.
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I missed this post last week, so lots of links for you now!
- Starting with the happy: An ice cream diet is viable! For both gaining and losing weight. The author ended up losing weight, but he was way below his usual calorie intake.
- Is going offline actually worth it? A lot of people advocate going offline as a way to be more productive, reduce stress, and improve relationships. This author isn’t so sure it’s a great idea. I don’t want to spoil his conclusion, but if you’re reading this post, you’ll probably find it interesting.
- What is it like to receive an autism diagnosis as an adult? Good article if you’re interested in how people think and especially mental health varieties. (I’m in the market for a good description of being fascinated with the way people think, including when that thinking is affected by diseases, disorders, accidents, etc.)
- Why aren’t child prodigies good creators? I’m fascinated with how people raise smart or accomplished children and I’m taking notes for the future. This article aligns with my personal preferences and experiences, so I’m biased, but what the author is arguing makes sense.
- Perspective of an older writer. I read authors with a wide variety of ages, so it’s interesting to see an author talking about how priorities change. In a selfish way, I sometimes wish my favorite authors wouldn’t experiment or take on different projects. If I already love their work, I’m sad to see them leave a certain world or genre. But I understand that they need to stay true to principles and refine their craft. I admire that even if I as a reader don’t like it.
- Why humans find it hard to do away with religion. Honestly? I don’t have the intellectual time or space to really dissect this article. But I think it’s a very interesting read.
- Last and weirdest: Woman attends her own funeral to confront husband who had her killed. Yes, it’s as unbelievable as it sounds.
What have you been reading this week?

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Is no part of the country safe from Boris Johnson’s toxicity?
If you have fallen into a coma in 1996 and woken up this week you might have thought you’d have been in a coma for a few days not 26 years as Tory sleaze and the Lib Dems surging all over the place in by elections seems to still be all the rage, all that is missing is having 2 Unlimited and Gina G in the top 40.
The by elections in Wakefield, Tiverton & Honiton, North Shropshire, and Chesham & Amersham, as well as this polling, the polling last week which showed the Celts are revolting against the Tories, and fears that Brexit could cost the Tories the rural vote then Tory MPs fearing losing their seats could see Boris Johnson ousted, with his rating’s approaching Corbyn’s ratings at the 2019 general election the Tory party are headed for their own Belshazzar’s feast moment.
If Boris Johnson is losing the Red Wall, the Blue Wall, safe Tory seats, rural seats, traditional Tory seats who backed Brexit, just exactly where will the Tories win seats?
If Jeremy Hunt is seen likely to lose his seat then that might stymie his leadership ambitions and support in the party, which given the chances of Boris Johnson losing his own seat may also focus minds.


LISZT Franz, Hungarian Rhapsody No.9 ‘Carnival in Pest’
Liszt composed his Carnival in Pest in 1847 for solo piano, the ninth of his Hungarian Rhapsodies in which he aimed to compose virtuoso works in which he could incorporate traditional music from his homeland. Carnival in Pest is dedicated to the Brno-born violinist Heinrich Wilhelm Ernst, It was therefore a particularly appropriate idea for Liszt to compose a version for piano trio which includes a flamboyant violin part – in fact all three instruments are given some dazzling writing.
Dating from 1848, the autograph manuscript of the trio version (in the collection of the Juilliard School in New York) is covered in revisions and deletions, suggesting that Liszt rethought much of the work when he made this transcription. It is a piece that is largely celebratory in mood and Liszt presents a succession of stirring Hungarian Gypsy themes with frequent changes of tempo, interspersed with cadenzas. It culminates in a triumphant reprise of the opening idea on the strings, in octaves, followed by a dizzying coda. It is unclear why Liszt did not publish the trio version during his lifetime, but it eventually appeared posthumously in 1892.
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On new rules for holding auctions for the sale and lease of land plots in Crimea
Deputy Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Crimea Anna Anyukhina spoke about the new rules for holding auctions for the sale and lease of land plots in state or municipal ownership:
From March 1, 2023, auctions for the sale of a land plot owned by the state or municipality, as well as auctions for the right to conclude a lease agreement for such a land plot, are held in electronic form.
The auction is held on an electronic site by an operator from among the operators of electronic sites operating in accordance with the legislation on the contract system in the field of procurement. An application for participation in the auction indicating the bank details of the account for the return of the deposit is sent to the site operator in electronic form with the necessary documents attached.
Based on the results of the auction, a land plot purchase and sale agreement or a lease agreement is concluded in electronic form and signed with an enhanced qualified electronic signature of the parties.
However, in order to avoid confusion, I want to emphasize that auctions, decisions on which were made before March 1, 2023, are held according to the previous rules in the manner established by the Land Code of the Russian Federation— notes Anna Anyukhina.
Reference: The procedure for holding electronic auctions for the sale of a land plot owned by state or municipal property, and auctions for the right to conclude a lease agreement for such a land plot, is regulated by Federal Law No. 385-FZ of October 7, 2022.
source: Information Policy Department of the Ministry of Information of the Republic of Crimea
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Wine 101: 5 Tips To Start Learning About Wine
What you need to know about wine
Your journey begins here
Written by Carlos Smith
If you’re just beginning your journey into wine, it’s not unusual to feel like you’re on information overload. While the world of wine may seem overwhelming at first, the more you learn, the smaller (and better) it gets. As the industry is constantly evolving and changing, any time is the right time to begin imbibing wine knowledge. And there are now more resources available and a larger demand for wine knowledge than ever before.
Still not sure where to start? You came to the right place. Here are 5 simple tips to make the most out of your wine journey.
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1. Find Your Focus
First, it’s important to learn how different wines present themselves to you and your palette. Although it may seem counterintuitive, the quickest and easiest way to progress is to focus on a specific grape or wine region. Resist the urge to shuffle selections in favor of concentrating on one area. For instance, take the red grape Pinot Noir. If every time you go wine shopping, you pick up a different bottle of Pinot Noir, you will soon create a subconscious template for how Pinot Noir presents itself to you. Before long, your instincts will guide you through its defining traits. You may not yet know how to verbalize it, but when you do learn about other grapes, the contrast will be astounding. By simplifying your focus from the start, you’ll gain a deeper understanding—one that will pay dividends down the road.
2. Know the Old and the New
The defining categories in wine today are “New World” and “Old World” wines. This division will outline any wine’s origin and the expectation for how it will perform in your glass. New World wines are generally driven by intense bold fruit flavors and/or oak flavors. Old World wines typically focus on earth-driven flavors that range in boldness. Of course, New and Old World wines share intrinsic wine DNA, so you will always find overlapping flavors and characteristics. And as winemakers grow more innovative and seek to set themselves apart, there are a growing number of examples that challenge these conventional notions and regional traditions. However, identifying the differences between Old World and New World is a solid first step.
3. Follow the Science
Learning about how the winemaking process influences wine structure is essential and (like winemaking itself) it also takes time. The science of wine begins at fermentation and winemakers guide their wines through the fermentation process to achieve specific styles of wine flavor and structure. Did you know that if you were to crush wild grapes up, the naturally occurring yeast on the skin will automatically begin fermenting into wine? But it’s certainly not that easy.
Complex relationships like the balance between acid and sugar, the grape tannins (which account for a wine’s mouthfeel), and something as seemingly simple as a wine’s color (whites deepen in color as they oxidize while reds lighten) can tell you a lot about what is going on in your glass. Like any field of study, these concepts expand in complexity as you delve deeper. But don’t stress it; focus on the basic science of winemaking to build a strong foundation.
4. Go Beyond Books
Wine books can be a fun and helpful tool, but to truly digest the information, you must plant seeds into your long-term memory. A great way to do this is by opening up a bottle with your book. For example, while reading up on the Spanish wine region of Rías Baixas, sip on an Albarino which hails from the area. As you're studying, taste the wine slowly, contemplate the flavors, and savor the sensations you experienced along with the information you absorbed. You may not immediately remember everything, but the goal is to forge strong neural pathways in your brain – pathways to quickly access this information later on. Of course, there are other ways to accomplish this, and visiting the region itself is the best and most immersive way. But however you learn, make this internalization a fun part of the adventure. At the end of the day, a little concentration and meditation can go a long way.
5. Stay Curious
The most common mistake in learning about wine (and almost any field of study for that matter) is latching onto an idea and stubbornly applying it to every scenario you come across. Very frequently, as soon as you gain confidence and dig deeper, you’ll discover other concepts and ideas that turn your initial understanding of wine upside down. So much of the mysterious allure that first draws us to wine stems entirely from tribal knowledge passed through the community. And there is nothing wrong with that. But wherever you are on your wine journey, never forget to stay humble, keep an open mind, and remain curious. Oh, and don’t take it too seriously or you’ll miss out on the fun!
Remember, the world you are embarking upon is unlike any other industry on the globe. There’s no formula. Fine wine cannot be replicated. And any number of factors can drastically impact a wine’s taste and success. So, where do you start? What do you like? If a wine is generally accepted or recognized on every corner of the earth, then it’s worth learning about. The choice is yours and the knowledge you gain can be forever. Cherish it, utilize it, and carry it close to your heart wherever you go. After all, a journey into the world of wine is a journey of self-discovery.
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From the Vault: Alabama Gang
by Daniel J. Simone, Ph.D. April 23, 2021
A look back at Bobby and Davey Allison and other members of the Alabama Gang of racers.
The NASCAR Hall of Fame has more than 500,000 images in its permanent collection. Over time, many of these photos will find their way into exhibits and/or the museum’s many digital interactives. Since the NASCAR premier series is visiting Talladega this weekend, lets take a stroll down memory lane with some photos of the Alabama Gang.
1971 Bobby Allison Way Back in the Day
Originally from South Florida, Bobby Allison (2011) eventually made Hueytown, Alabama, home. He picked up his first NASCAR premier series win in 1966 and wound up with 84 victories and 336 top fives. He had an excellent run in the Richmond 500 on March 7, 1971. Driving the familiar No. 12, Allison started all the way back in 29th in his self-owned Dodge and worked his way up to the lead for 36 laps. He wound up in fourth place behind race winner Richard Petty (2010), Bobby Isaac (2016), and Benny Parsons (2017).
1978 Classic Scheme: Donnie Allison and Hoss Ellington's Hawaiian Tropic-Sponsored Chevy
A ten-time winner in the premier series, Donnie Allison drove part-time for Hoss Ellington from 1975-1982. They scored four premier series victories in that span. Many fans identify this memorable paint scheme with the spectacular conclusion of the 1979 Daytona 500, when the Oldsmobiles of Allison and Cale Yarborough (2012) tangled while battling for the victory on the final lap. This photo, however, is a great shot of the Chevrolet that Allison raced in the American 500 held at North Carolina Motor Speedway on October 22, 1978 — just a few months before “The Fight.”
1980 Bonnett, Wood Brothers Tame Tricky Triangle
Alabama’s Neil Bonnett and Virginia’s Wood Brothers Racing had a great deal of success together. They teamed up for nine premier series wins, one of which came in the 1980 Coca-Cola 500 at Pocono Raceway. Bonnett and Buddy Baker (2020) swapped the lead a handful of times in the closing laps before Bonnett triumphed in the No. 21 Mercury by just over a half second. Brilliant mechanic and innovator Leonard Wood (2013) helped Bonnett secure the big win.
1990 Hut Stricklin Posts Top Ten for Bobby Allison
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Sunday, December 30, 2007
My son is the other gamer in my family. I think between us we own pretty much every gaming console, sometimes 2 of each. We share games and fight over them!! When he moved he "accidentally" packed my 4 Wiimotes!! Ask me if I believe that! He just moved up there in September and he was getting his apartment set up. Of course what is an apartment without an Xbox 360 (I own the one in the family) so he purchased the Xbox 360 elite. He also purchased the new Guitar Hero and Rock Band. It was fun to watch him play. He has a bit of background in music so he is pretty good at it. I was much better with the drums then the guitar.
I took him my copy of Call of Duty 4 for the Xbox. I have a hard time using the controller playing a FPS. I did not even make it out of the tutorial. He had absolutely no problems with the game and was happy I did not want to torture myself with it any longer.
We joined some friends for dinner on Christmas Day dinner. I cooked and no, no one got sick!! After dinner we played some Wii Sports. My son can get a strike in bowling from the kitchen!! Even my husband got into the fun. He is not much of a gamer. We had a great time!
My son just purchased the first 3 seasons of Lost. He had never gotten into watching the series and to be honest neither did I. So he suggested that I watch the show while I was up there. I am hooked!! I was happy in my ignorant bliss of not knowing who Sawyer was, or who the Others were. And I thought that a hatch was just a door on a ship! Little did I know I would get all caught up in the lives of the survivors of Oceanic Flight 815. I do have to admit watching the show in marathon format was a nice way to get hooked. Now I just have to decide it I want to wait till season 4 comes out on DVD to watch it or start watching it episode by episode at the end of January!
Happy Holidays and may everyone have a bright and prosperous New Year!! See you all on the island!!
Monday, December 10, 2007
I was not in the least happy about this. I decided that I would go search the forums to find out what was being discussed on this subject.
I found 2 threads:
The first one started on Nov. 15 and the second one on Nov.26. So this is probably old news to some.
I read through the majority of the posts and was a bit interested in the Dev replies. These are all quoted from the threads and FyreFlyte is the poster.
"The reason you're seeing so much caster leather this expansion is because I felt it would be pointless to create every single piece of priest armor in triplicate (leather, chain, plate) when all 3 types could wear leather, and generally had little use for the extra mitigation of the higher armor types. Thus, the majority of the priest gear I created was leather so that all priests could make use of it."
Being a plate class healer I really do not think that my armor is pointless. Just to be able to solo in RoK I had to respec my Inquisitor AA line to Battle Cleric. Just to get the boost for my armor. I can handle one mob, but if I get 2 or more, I am dead.
"Believe it or not, not all of us red names know the intricacies of every single one of the 24 classes. Most players don't either. Some of the people who post here don't understand their own class terribly well. Are you attempting to tell me that mitigation matters to a group healer who never gets hit?"
Now that one sentence surprised me the most. I would have a big problem if my mechanic told me "I do not know the intricacies of car engines" or my childrens' math teacher told me "I do not know the intricacies of all the math formulas". Ok maybe he is correct. Maybe I should not expect him to know everything about my class and the 23 other classes, but I do expect him to at least know how things have been done before. I expect him to have a general knowledge of the mechanics of the game. I expect him to know that Templars and Inquisitors are plate clerics. That we need the mitigation to solo in a predominately solo expansion where the mobs are harder in general.
"Due to the way the tables turned out, you'll see a lot more caster plate and chain at the higher end of Kunark. That being said, there is a much larger selection of priest leather simply because there is a larger number of classes that can make use of it. There is plate and chain out there for healers, but not in as great an abundance as leather."
That entire paragraph got to me. I am lucky. I have some nice EoF fabled gear, but I am still having a time of it soloing. I have taken a fair amount of damage in groups and in raids too. I would love not to hold on till the high end to get better gear. I am not saying that I have not found some interesting items in the game. I have. I just wish I had more plate options available to me.
"However, my question was not "why do you want to wear armor with better mitigation". That would be a ridiculous question. What I asked was how much does it help you, and in which situations? It was an honest question. As a plate class, you have access to armor intended for almost every other class available, so you could use warrior plate if mitigation was your ultimate goal. In situations where mitigation is less important, many healers will use chain or leather."
Maybe these questions should have been asked before the armor was created not after. There is a great community of players out here. Most of us love this game. We would be happy to help at anytime. I usally do not go switching my armor out. I only do that on raids for resists or when I forgot to get a repair kit, and when I do I will put on more plate.
"There is chain and plate out there. People keep quoting a single paragraph I wrote and using it way out of context to make it sound like I said plate and chain priests should be happy wearing leather. This is not the case, and I did create an abundance of chain and plate caster gear. I'm not sure why players have failed to find it, but it's something I'm looking into. In the meantime, I'm rather incredulous (having played a healer in a number of different MMOs) that some players refuse to use the best statted armor based entirely off the premise that it was not "intended for them". I'm not forcing leather armor on you. It's just more abundant, as it proves useful to a larger number of players."
Have you played one in this MMO? This is not other MMO's, this is EverQuest II. This game was set up to have Templars and Inquisitors wear plate and Defilers and Mystics to wear chain and Furies and Wardens to wear leather, by design not because we think it looks good or it is something we want to do just for the hell of it.
"Given the lack of availability of certain armor types, and the ease of adding new pieces via faction vendors (quests are much much trickier to go back and itemize), I'm going to be filling some holes in a coming update. I want to stress that this is not a case of "the squeaky wheel gets the oil"; I'm not adding this armor simply to quiet down the (rather loud) complainers, but because I see a need for it, especially given the ramped up difficulty of soloing in RoK."
The above was posted on Nov. 27th. Though I am not sure that tossing some pieces on a vendor is the way to fix the issue. I look forward to seeing what I will be able to use my hard earned plat on. I understand that it would be hard to go back and retool the quest rewards, but maybe putting some drops on nameds throughout the zones or toss in more exquiste chest drops on mobs with new armor pieces in them would be a viable alternative to help alleviate the plate shortage, without causing the plate wearers to become financially damaged.
"These items are slated for GU 41, so hopefully they'll be in-game in time for the holidays =)" Dec. 6th.
All I wanted to do was to find out a bit more information on the amount of leather in the game for healers. I found more than I bargained for. I found that the differentiation that the team worked so hard to institute in the past was being wiped away but a Dev that felt it was "pointless" to create armor suitable for each healing class. I found a Dev that appears not to have done their homework before taking on the challenge to design new armor for an expansion. I found a Dev that seems to have a "if it works in other MMO's it should work in this one." attitude. I found a Dev that seems to not care about the people he is designing for. For the first time since August, 2004 I was disappointed.
Just My Opinion,
Tuesday, December 4, 2007
I have been putting off writing something about the Rise of Kunark expansion for Everquest II for a little while now. I was trying to find just the thing I wanted to write about. It was not an easy thing to do for me but here it goes.RoK was released 3 weeks ago. There were level 80 players within days of release. I think this is wrong on so many levels. The content is really beautiful to look at. It is exciting to experience. My little ratonga has to hold on to a tree to keep from being swept up in the whirlwind of players racing to level 80. I was complaining about this to my son. His reply was “Welcome to hardcore gaming.” I think he should have said “Welcome to speed gaming.” I feel like I am watching a 5 minute gaming session in each zone I am in. Run through, level and move on.
I raid with an alliance of people on my server. It used to be that we did not rush to do things. We took our time, we enjoyed the experience of our zone and each others company. With this expansion came a push to level so we can hit the new raid zones. There are still 2 raid zones in the last expansions we barely tried. I hope we get back to try those zones before all the content is green or worse grey.
I remember hardcore gaming. I did that in Everquest. I raided 7 days a week. I remember it taking forever to get levels. I had a full time job back in those days. I would think that kept me from leveling as fast as others, but a lot of people I know at level 80 today have full time jobs. I am already level 74, just a breath away from level 75. I am trying hard not to rush. I am trying to do all the quests I can find and to savor the experience that the EQII artists created for me to see. The first time I saw the ghost of Jaled’Dar in Field of Bones, I was mesmerized. I just stopped what I was doing to watch the sequence. They are fighting a ghost battle that occurred eons ago.
RoK brings back a lot of memories from my Everquest, Ruins of Kunark days. I remember the first time I tried to run to Chardok. My group was already at the front door and I had never been into the Burning Woods zone. They were giving me directions and of course being a Ranger, I got lost!! I died in a very bad spot with a lot of mobs around. My poor group had to come get me. Luckily for me, it was a guild group.
Anyway, memories aside, take the time to enjoy everything Rise of Kunark has to offer. It really has some beautiful areas to see. There are fun quests to do and a Sokokar to help you get around the very massive zones. Enjoy your self and if you see a ratonga holding on to a tree for dear life as you race by, wave it might be me!
Tuesday, October 9, 2007
Other people do not want to spoil the excitement of seeing the game for the first time and still others like to get an early jump on strats to beat the mobs. I try hard not to see all of the game or areas being released so I still have some surprises left to explore. Still other people find it a waste of time and feel that the companies do not listen to suggestions. I find working with developers interesting and offering suggestions that may be implemented exciting.
If you have never tried a beta, I recommend trying one at least once. You may find you have a flare for games and who knows you might find a new career.
Tuesday, October 2, 2007
You can see it here . I was very surprised with this choice. The last expansion Echoes of Faydwer, was also and all inclusive box and they used the EoF hook to get us all buying and new players interested. I think they should have stuck to the theme and used RoK artwork. A lot of us have fond memories of Kunark. I often soloed and grouped in those zones. I would have been very happy with a nice big Sarnak on the front of the box and may a nice shot of Karnors Castle.
To be honest, the picture made me think of my favorite dark elf, Drittz du'Urden, that led me to R. A. Salvatore and that thought led me to 38 Studios. I know the picture is not an exact copy but it is sure close enough for me. I hope this accomplishes what it was supposed to but no one I know at the moment seems to know what that is.
Wednesday, September 26, 2007
Many months ago, I ordered the Halo 3 Legendary Edition for my son. At the time neither one of us was planning on him moving so far from home. So I am going to be the proud owner of Halo 3. I have to tell you, I have never played a game like this before. I am your basic Fantasy RPG player. Give me a Half-Elf with a bow over a Human with a gun anytime! My Halo 3 should be arriving at the beginning of next week and off I go on a new gaming adventure.
Stay tuned, I will let you know how it goes!!
Tuesday, September 25, 2007
My favorite game is down. From what I can piece together,(I have beenbusy with real life and missed the messages) it has been down since late yesterday pacific time. I know that contrary to popular opinion the people responsible for keeping things running smoothly, did not decide to take the day to have a picnic at Balboa Park, (though the thought of Grimwell standing in the in the beer line cracks me up for some reason)!! They are working hard to get things up and running. Cause that is what they do and they are very good at it.
I am not a coder. Back in my early days of computing, I had to type code into a computer to get it to play a game or run an application. I am not talking massive code just a page or so and that made me crazy. One simple typo would take hours to find. I can hardly imagine what it must be like to work on code as massive as EQ2. My hat is off to everyone at SOE that works hard to keep me enjoying their game and for giving me time to play with my dogs and blog and catch up on the TV shows I have missed.
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Tuesday, September 11, 2007
The one reason I am really on the fence with it is because people I would be grouping with are now playing a card game!! It is hard enough sometimes to get a group going and now people are all lost in LoN. I do have to admit I like the loot cards that can be claimed as in game items. I have the cloak that shrinks me and as a ratonga I come up to the knee of a Kerran I know.
Once I understand the game better I will chat about it again.
Friday, September 7, 2007
Wish me luck!!
Tuesday, September 4, 2007
I met people in my Everquest guild that ended up working for SOE. Those people moved to the Everquest II team. I got invited to Friends and Family beta and I never went back to Everquest. I loved everything about Everquest II, the gameplay, the quests, the graphics, interacting with the development team, the very experienced gamers I met. Everquest II has come a long way since those days. So have the people I met. Some still work on EQII, some still work at SOE but on different games or in different areas of SOE, some moved to other game studios. Some of the players I met are not playing games at all. Some are. Through those people I have grown and I thank them!! They have touched my life and I have learned so much.
The people I met dragged me off to other online games, Dark Age of Camelot, Guild Wars, Star Wars Galaxies, World of Warcraft, Diablo, Vanguard, RF Online, Asheron’s Call, Matrix Online and a few others that seem to have floated out of memory. We also talked about single player games and console games. I have played my fair share of both. I have to admit the RPG is my favorite genre. I so enjoy getting lost in a game and exploring every hill and dale, but I am expanding. With my journey into Matrix, I decided I like shooting things!! I look forward to the launch of The Agency. I may even branch out and try other first person shooters that I have been avoiding.
I do have to say, I am looking forward to any and all information that is going to dribble out of 38 Studios. I am familiar with the work of some of their starting development team and I am very anxious to see what they do!! Good luck guys and hurry I am not getting any younger!!
Sunday, September 2, 2007
Things have come a long way since those days. I do give credit for the rest of my gaming career to my son. He wanted a Nintendo for Christmas one year. I watched him play for a long time, never giving it a try. What mom played games? My husband was in the Navy and I found it hard to sleep the first couple of weeks he was out to sea, so I started playing games. I do not even remember the names, only that I had a lot of fun and my son's friends got a big kick out of telling others that I was level 99!! Then as the years progressed so did games and consoles and PC's. My son found online gaming in the form of The Realm, at the time Sierra published it.
Back then we only had one computer. Oh how we fought over whose turn it was to play. Needless to say it was not long before I bought a second computer. Then stories started circulating about a new game called Everquest and how it was going to be the mother of all MMO's. We all could not wait and when it was finally released, we were not disappointed. My son played on one server; I played on another. We had met new friends in Realm. We were still able to compare what we did and even had some competiton going. I am still playing SOE games all these years later. I am playing others too. Our house has come a long way from our first Nintendo. Now we have 3 desktops, 3 laptops, Wii, Xbox, Xbox360, PS2, PS3, DS, and PSP. They are all purchased by me, I am the avid gamer in the house. My husband rarely plays anything and he hates MMO's with a passion. Yes, I do know it is usually the reverse!! Even my daughters' friends think it is cool that I play games. I am their hero!!
Am I the greatest gamer in the world? Hardly. I just want to write about games that I play and why I enjoy them. I hope to get others my age at least interested in the possibility of gaming. It is a fun pastime and a great way to meet other people I would not normally have ever had the pleasure of meeting!!


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Chelsea want Barcelona's Denis Suarez in a £15m deal to replace Cesc Fabregas
Fabregas is believed to be closing in on a January switch to AC Milan after losing his place in the Blues first-team.
The Spaniard, who has won two Premier League titles at Stamford Bridge, has a contract at Chelsea that expires at the end of the season.
And boss Maurizio Sarri is already planning for life without the 31-year-old.
Reported by the Mirror, the Italian is looking towards Suarez and hopes Barca would be willing to cash in if they receive an offer in the region of £15million.
Suarez, 24, came through the youth ranks at Manchester City but made the switch to the Catalan giants in 2013.
But he has since struggled to establish himself among the droves of midfield talent in Barca's first team and has been limited to just eight minutes of league action this season.
And he recently revealed how he is open to a new challenge.
Speaking to Spanish media just last week, he said: "I work to play and I'm not having minutes, if I do not play … we'll see.
"I want to play, today I was able to enjoy and I felt good, comfortable, I want to play as much as possible."
After leaving City, he had a loan stint at Sevilla and later moved to Villarreal for an undisclosed fee.
Suarez played just one season at the Estadio de la Ceramica and Barca exercised the buy back clause as part of the deal.
Chelsea midfielder Tiemoue Bakayoko is another player braced to leave Stamford Bridge on a permanent deal.
The Frenchman has turned his fortunes around during his loan stint at AC Milan and now the Serie A side want to sign him on a permanent deal.
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The use of a continuous air monitor (CAM) is mainly motivated by the need to be alerted quickly and in the most accurate way possible with an acceptable false alarm rate when significant activity concentration value is exceeded, in order to take appropriate measures to reduce exposure of those involved.
The performance of this CAM does not only depend on the metrological aspect characterized by the decision threshold, the limit of detection and the measurement uncertainties but also on its dynamic capacity characterized by its response time as well as on the minimum detectable activity concentration corresponding to an acceptable false alarm rate.
The ideal performance is to have a minimum detectable activity concentration as low as possible associated with a very short response time, but unfortunately these two criteria are in opposition. It is therefore important that the CAM and the choice of the adjustment parameters and the alarm levels be in line with the radiation protection objectives.
This document describes
— the dynamic behaviour and the determination of the response time,
— the determination of the characteristic limits (decision threshold, detection limit, limits of the coverage interval), and
— a possible way to determine the minimum detectable activity concentration and the alarms setup.
Finally the annexes of this document show actual examples of CAM data which illustrate how to quantify the CAM performance by determining the response time, the characteristics limits, the minimum detectable activity concentration and the alarms setup.


"The soldiers are now at Butivka mine and say that the fight is over. Over the day [yesterday- ed.], "DPR" terrorists violated cease-fire and provoked our soldiers 14 times," he said.
As reported, an enemy sniper had been firing at the mine during several hours, after which the ATO forces positions were shelled by several types of grenade launchers.
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Four photographers who enjoy sharing their work and learning from each other.
Frank Hutnak: Printing pictures in the darkroom with my father was the genesis for a lifelong passion for photography. My dad's enthusiasm was infectious. Several of my siblings have continued in his footsteps, one brother becoming a professional photographer. Throughout my life, I continued capturing images, first for the school yearbook and newspaper, later for a Rhode Island weekly newspaper, The Observer. After returning from a tour in Viet Nam where among other duties, I chronicled my unit's deployment operations, I attended and graduated from the Rhode Island School of Photography. Just prior to my retirement from the Department of Labor and Training, where I counseled veterans for nearly two decades, I moved to the world of digital photography with a mix of skepticism and excitement. I have never looked back. Retirement and a move to Massachusetts have afforded me the time to pursue my passion. Joining the Duxbury Camera Club and now The Images Group has broadened my appreciation of various photographic styles, and inspires me to experiment. Photography allows me a platform through which to express emotions that words could never adequately capture.
Elizabeth "Lisa" Ryan: My family has been involved in the arts for several generations. One of my grandfathers was the painter John Graham, who was active in the art scene in New York in the 1930s. My other grandfather collected the works of the Danish Impressionists for what is now the Glypotek Museum in Copenhagen, Denmark. Growing up surrounded by these wonderful works of art, I took lessons in drawing and painting from a very early age.
I graduated from Pratt Institute of Art in 1973. After a stint working as a photographer's assistant in New York, I moved to Boston to study art therapy. This led to a career in psychology.
I came back to photography with the advent of digital cameras in 2002. I am a member of the Duxbury Camera Club, and have served on the steering committee and as a club officer. In 2013 I became a gallery artist for the Plymouth Art Guild. I am also a founding member of the Images Group.
As a result of taking workshops with Lance Keimig and Kevin Adams, I became increasingly fascinated with night photography. I am now the co-organizer of the Greater Boston Night Photographers.
My work has been published in South Shore Living, Early American Life, and in AAA's Horizons. My images were featured in the art publication The Literate Image. On line publications and awards include a NASA Astrophotograph of the Day, and and inclusion the the "100 Best Astrophotographs of 2016" on Space.com.
In 2016 I co-curated an exhibit , "Night Becomes Us", at the Art Complex Museum in Duxbury. My work was shown along with the work of 11 other night photographers, from 9/2016 through 1/2017. I have participated in exhibits in galleries in New England.
I am a workshop leader, lecturer and judge for local camera clubs.
I enjoy the challenges and adventure of night photography.
You can contact me at Timothyjr@aol.com,
Steve Schroeder: I'm an enthusiastic amateur photographer. My inspiration comes from nature and from my father, who was an artist in the beautiful coastal town of Lewes, Delaware. I didn't spend much time on photography until the digital revolution. Now, having retired from a career in environmental law, photography is my main hobby. Digital photography is a mix of art and science that fits my technical aptitude and fosters my hope to develop some level of artistic sensitivity. Mostly, though, I just enjoy being outdoors and taking pictures of wildlife, coastal landscapes and the scenery of whatever beautiful area I am visiting. I'm an active member of the Duxbury Camera Club, recently serving as President. I can be reached at email@example.com.
Myrna Walsh: I started taking pictures to accompany my feature articles for newspapers and corporate newsletters. After working as a reference librarian, teaching Duxbury's seventh graders computer programming, and helping to establish a hospice, I put aside my camera and closed my darkroom. I moved into healthcare administration and later wrote an Images of America book. Retiring as executive director of a foundation, I returned to photography, now digital and more creative. My works explores the transmutation of three dimensional objects captured in the two dimensions, and then re-imagined with mass, energy and irony. Probably due to my years as a photojournalist and documentarian, I prefer the drama of black and white and look for the unexpected. Aside from Duxbury Camera Club shows and an Audubon of the South Shore exhibit, I intentionally have not widely shown my recent photographic work.

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I sit back & observe every person in my life. I know who's two-faced & has talked about me behind my back - & I also know who has been honest with me & loyal. If I keep a distance from you, guess which one you are?
via | it's always necessary / it still hurts though, esp when it is family who do not believe you are really sick. i was on disability 3 months after my application. but even that great miracle does not convince them. that really hurts to the core of my being, i see that pain as another disease i have to cope with, i don't think i will ever recover from this wound.
"I as a child didn't understand what I was staring at, I just watched as this shadowed creature curled up in the corner weeping. When I wouldn't look at him, he would form an evil grin and try to kill me. Luckily he couldn't get to me through the mirror." Riley thought smiling at himself in the mirror laughing slightly "But now were good friends."


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Can a very successful vacuum-cleaner ad have the same impact in Korea? The answer is yes, if Global Languages and Cultures, Inc. (GLC) handles the project. From translating the script to recording the audio using its Korean voice-over talents GLC made it happen.
An acclaimed jazz musician communicated his achievements to worldwide tour and concert organizers through Global Languages and Cultures, Inc. (GLC) translators.
A TV station hired GLC to provide simultaneous interpretation services at DNC (Democratic National Convention) for its Spanish-speaking audiences in the US and Latin American countries.
GLC regularly works with companies in subtitling and captioning industries to help non-English speakers and the hearing-impaired enjoy movies, documentaries and similar products of entertainment and educational value
Games can be very tricky to translate. Not a problem for GLC translators who have been performing this kind of work for many years. One of the major players in the video gaming industry partnered with GLC to have their video and pinball games translated into different languages, much to the delight of video game enthusiasts. The translated games became blockbusters in the target countries.


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This unit of competency has been superseded by FBPFSY1002 - Follow work procedures to maintain food safety.
Food Safety Supervisor training is industry specific. When you complete your training you will be awarded a Statement of Attainment containing units of competency relevant to your industry. This series of competency guides is designed to tell you more about the units of competency that you will be awarded.
For a full list of industries and their associated units of competency please see our Food Safety Supervisor Industry Overview.
FBPFSY1001 is the entry-level unit of competency for food safety training within the Food Processing sector. It includes basic food safety practices such as personal hygiene and conduct, food handling, housekeeping and waste disposal and responsibilities where work involves routine manual processes and/or operation of simple automated equipment.
This unit, along with FBPFSY2001, comprises the Food Safety Supervisor qualification for workers in the Food Processing industry and is designed to ensure that trainees can handle food safely; identify, control and report food safety hazards; and comply with personal hygiene standards.
This unit of competency covers the skills and knowledge required to maintain food safety when carrying out work tasks. Basic food safety practices include personal hygiene and conduct, food handling, housekeeping and waste disposal related to work tasks and responsibilities where work involves routine manual processes and/or operation of simple automated equipment.
Application of the Unit
This unit is based on an equivalent to the guideline food safety unit GFSBFSPA Follow basic food safety practices. Note that this unit does not apply to the pharmaceutical industry. Refer to FDFPH1001A Follow work procedures to maintain Good Manufacturing Practice.
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For your convenience, the complete list of current Unit of Competency guides is provided below:
- SITXFSA005: Use hygienic practices for food safety
- SITXFSA006: Participate in safe food handling practices
- SIRRFSA001: Handle food safely in a retail environment
- FBPFSY1002: Follow work procedures to maintain food safety
- FBPFSY2002: Apply food safety procedures
- HLTFSE005: Apply and monitor food safety requirements
- HLTFSE007: Oversee the day-to-day implementation of food safety in the workplace
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Congrats are in order for Taylor Swift!
The 30-year-old “You Need To Calm Down” singer is set to be honored at the upcoming GLAAD Media Awards with the Vanguard Award.
The award is given each year to honor “allies who have made a significant difference in promoting acceptance of LGBTQ people.”
“From boldly standing up against anti-LGBTQ elected officials to shining attention on the urgent need to protect LGBTQ people from discrimination through the Equality Act, Taylor Swift proudly uses her unique ability to influence pop culture to promote LGBTQ acceptance,” Sarah Kate Ellis, the CEO and President of the organization, shared in the statement. “In a time of political and cultural division, Taylor creates music that unites and calls on her massive fan following to speak up and call for change.”
The 2020 GLAAD Media Awards will be held on April 16th in Los Angeles.
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Buckeye Valley’s Owen Osborne scored inside to even things at 43 with 48.3 seconds left, but seventh-seeded Heath scored the final four points of the game to escape with a Division II district semifinal win Tuesday night at Highland.
The Bulldogs’ Keylan Williams answered Osborne’s hoop with one of his own with 20.8 seconds left. He was fouled, and missed the ensuing free throw, but it didn’t turn out to matter.
Troy Scowden, fouled hauling in Williams’ miss, earned a trip to the free throw line, but missed the front end of the one-and-one opportunity. Osborne and Heath’s Payton Lees simultaneously snagged the rebound, but the Bulldogs gained possession by virtue of the possession arrow.
Williams then fired a full-court inbounds pass to Reece Huber, who finished at the other end to all but seal the deal.
The Barons had a couple looks from three-point land in the final, chaotic seconds, but couldn’t convert as Heath held on for the win to earn a date with top-seeded Beechcroft in Thursday’s district final.
Osborne and Scowden carried the Barons. Osborne, who finished with a game-high 19 points to go with three rebounds and three assists, hit three triples in the first quarter as BV led 17-11 after one. He drilled another three-pointer in the second to make it a 21-20 game with 2:05 left in the half.
Scowden, meanwhile, had a double-double — 10 points and 10 rebounds.
“You can’t have the season we did without (Troy and Owen) … those guys are unbelievable,” BV coach Andy Gast said. “Owen is a warrior and Troy’s the same way. They compete and play hard. I can’t speak highly enough about those two guys.”
Heath’s 3-2 zone gave the second-seeded Barons problems in the second quarter as the Bulldogs got some stops and used an 8-0 run to get back into things.
The zone’s success didn’t continue in the third quarter, though, as Brendan Stalf hit a corner three before Mason Kurtz hit two straight triples to push BV’s lead to 32-25 with 4:33 left in the third. The Bulldogs closed the quarter on an 8-0 run thanks in part to hoops by Brandon McLaughlin and Huber.
The Barons hit eight threes in the setback, which was more than their seven two-point field goals. The issue, though, was at the foul line, where they hit just five of their 11 attempts.
“We knew we were probably gonna have to hit some three-pointers, but the disappointing stat is the foul shooting,” Gast said. “We didn’t shoot it well and these tournament games come down to a play here and a play there.”
Williams gave Heath an early edge in the fourth, but Scowden scored on a strong drive to even things back up.
Osborne hit a couple free throws to give BV a 39-37 lead with 3:28 left, but Williams converted a three-point play to give his team a late lead in parlayed into the win.
“Our kids really competed,” Gast said. “Our defense was phenomenal. Our goal is always to hold our opponent under 50 points and we held them to 47 … just didn’t make enough plays. Give Heath credit … they have some talented players, but our kids battled like I knew they would.”
Williams had 14 points, seven rebounds, four assists and four blocks to lead the Bulldogs while Huber had 10 points and four rebounds.

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