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Arizona vs. Oregon: 'Like March Madness' in McKale Center, Wildcats coach Sean Miller says
Bruce Pascoe
Arizona Daily Star
Here's some information the Arizona Wildcats probably don't want to think about right now:
Oregon is in a bit of trouble. The 14th-ranked Ducks, picked to win the Pac-12, lost to Arizona State on Thursday despite erasing an 11-point second-half deficit, sliding out of a first-place tie.
"I'm really proud of the of the guys for fighting back, but when we got it there we weren't tough enough to finish it," Oregon coach Dana Altman said.
The Ducks have lost three of their past five games, and they've yet to beat one of the league's top six teams away from Matthew Knight Arena.
Meanwhile, their once-imposing inside game has crumbled, putting even more pressure on Pac-12 Player of the year candidate Payton Pritchard, whose foul out at ASU proved critical.
But … it's still Oregon. The team that has won seven of nine from Arizona, including the last four straight — and even two of the last three at McKale Center.
The team that will throw out a mind-spinning array of defenses at you, sometimes changing in the middle of a possession, making you think even harder about every step you make. And one that will be presumably motivated to stay in the race by winning Saturday, with three home games remaining after that.
That's why Arizona coach Sean Miller will be happy to reframe exactly what the Wildcats' game with the Ducks on Saturday is about.
"It's like March Madness," Miller said after Arizona beat Oregon State 89-63 on Thursday. "It's a late-season game. Oregon's program speaks for itself. I think they were the preseason favorite to win the conference. They've got an outstanding team and coach. They've been in the winner's circle, and they've played well against us in McKale. We have to be ready."
Here's the thing, though: 24th-ranked Arizona would appear more likely to be ready for this one than at any point of the season.
While the Wildcats have had swings of inconsistency from week to week during Pac-12 play, jumping in and out of the AP Top 25, they're a different team than the one that took the Ducks to overtime before losing on Jan. 9 in Eugene.
Arizona's three freshmen continue to grow from the experience of conference play, and the move of versatile grad transfer Stone Gettings into the starting lineup has made them more difficult to guard.
Then there's the difference-making 7-foot freshman Christian Koloko has been making in selected matchups while effectively soaking up the minutes from senior Chase Jeter, who was removed from the starting lineup after the Wildcats' trip to Oregon.
Against the Beavers on Thursday, Koloko had three blocked shots and five points in 10 minutes while also being part of a double-technical with OSU star Tres Tinkle. That move proved critical after a second technical resulted in Tinkle's automatic ejection in the second half.
"He keeps getting better," Miller said of Koloko. "Boy, I tell you he comes in and he's just different. The same shots that seem to get around the basket and go in sometimes — they're eliminated with him. And the other thing is Christian has good hands. As he gets stronger, he's going to be fine in the post."
The Wildcats still aren't a great-shooting team, but they have improved their mental approach.
While they followed their triumphant Utah-Colorado home sweep with a 22-point meltdown in a loss at ASU, then followed a road sweep in Washington with a late-game slide against USC and a 13-point loss to UCLA, the Wildcats have now put together three straight wins.
"Confidence comes with momentum," Miller said. "It feels good, but we haven't always handled it when things have gone well. We've talked a lot about that. But that doesn't mean that it's going to change."
They were fat and happy, then quickly humbled.
But after leading the Wildcats with 18 points against OSU on Thursday, freshman wing Josh Green indicated things have changed.
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"Our practices over the last two weeks have been really good," Green said. "I think everyone's bringing a competitive environment every single day and I think it really translated to the game."
Saturday's game may be the ultimate judge of whether the Wildcats' seesaw ride is over for good.
Maybe they're ready now for consistent success, ready to jump from a third big win to a fourth.
"I sure hope so," Miller said. "I mean, we have a good group of guys. Their hearts are in the right place, they've practiced well, and they've overcome obstacles."
No. 14 Oregon (20-7, 8-5) at No. 24 Arizona (18-7, 9-4), 7 p.m., McKale Center. TV: ESPN: The game of the day in the Pac-12 features two nationally ranked teams. When they played in Eugene in January it was Oregon prevailing 74-73 in overtime. Oregon is looking to rebound from a 77-72 loss at Arizona State in which much-heralded point guard Payton Pritchard fouled out with 2:15 to play and his team trailing by five points. Arizona is coming off an 89-63 victory over Oregon State in which freshman Josh Green tallied 18 points, six assists and four steals. The Wildcats have won six of their last seven games.


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WASHINGTON — Representative Seth Moulton's bid to prevent Nancy Pelosi from becoming House speaker again has been brash and bold or reckless and quixotic, depending on your point of view.
But what will it look like if Pelosi regains the gavel?
Make that, most likely, when. On Wednesday, House Democrats are expected to elect Pelosi by a large margin as their candidate for speaker in a closed-door meeting in the Capitol. Despite fierce criticism from Moulton and others, she and her two top deputies, Steny Hoyer of Maryland and Jim Clyburn of South Carolina, are running unopposed for the spots.
Pelosi faces another, more daunting hurdle in January, when she likely needs to get 218 votes on the House floor to officially become speaker. That means she can only lose about 17 Democrats and still claim the gavel without some support from GOP members. Wednesday's vote will say a lot about how much work she still needs to do to get there.
But Pelosi, a longtime representative from California, has been steadily picking off her Democratic critics over the past weeks, raising confidence that she will be victorious.
Moulton, who's emerged as the unofficial leader of the group trying to dislodge Pelosi, may find himself in a jam, and perhaps a pariah in the party caucus, if she is able to quell the dissent in her ranks as her allies confidently predict. The question for him isn't just how defeat will play inside the House but also what it will look like outside the Beltway, where his larger ambitions may well lie.
Much will depend on the tone he sets when this contretemps is done; will he beat a retreat or carry on as a critic? Certainly, the Marine veteran has been aggressive to this point, deploying every weapon in his arsenal against the longtime Democratic leader, prompting blowback from liberal pundits and some of his own constituents. He recruited House candidates who largely repudiated Pelosi on the trail, gathered signatures on a letter opposing her, and went on a media blitz warning of the dangers to Democrats if she's reelected.
The two have traded barbs, with Moulton saying he was "100 percent" sure she will not be the next speaker and Pelosi dismissing his criticism out of hand. "I will be speaker of the House no matter what Seth Moulton says," Pelosi told reporters earlier this month.
So far, Pelosi has neutralized opposition to her with carrots, not sticks. She convinced Representative Brian Higgins of New York to remove his name from Moulton's letter by promising an effort to advance legislation to expand Medicare and by adding several new leadership positions for younger members. Moulton and Pelosi have not reached out to each other to negotiate.
Moulton's predicament recalls a famous line from the HBO show "The Wire'': "You come at the king, you best not miss." With Pelosi firmly in charge as speaker, Moulton could face consequences, from missing out on plum committee assignments to facing stony silence when it comes to his legislative agenda.
While Pelosi has made no sign that she plans to retaliate, there's a rich tradition of speakers taking revenge on critics. After securing his third term as speaker several years ago, Representative John Boehner of Ohio kicked two Republicans who opposed him off the influential Rules Committee.
For Moulton, it's the Transportation Committee that beckons. The congressman was the managing director of a high speed rail company before heading to Washington, and he has had his eye on a seat on the committee for several years.
When Representative Mike Capuano lost the primary to incoming Representative Ayanna Pressley earlier this year, Massachusetts lost its seat on the Transportation Committee, opening up a spot.
But that seat is looking like a long shot now that Moulton is the face of the Democratic resistance to Pelosi.
Representative Richard Neal, the dean of the Massachusetts delegation, declined to answer questions about whether Moulton will be considered for the seat through a spokesman.
"I believe it is crucial to have someone from our state serving on that important committee. And I will urge my colleagues in the Democratic leadership to strongly consider this request," Neal said in a statement.
Moulton already sits on the Armed Services Committee.
But House speakers control far more than committee assignments. With the gavel, Pelosi can decide whom to tap to write bills and amendments, as well as whose reelection coffers get an infusion of party cash.
"If I were him or his staff, I'd be watching over my shoulder in the weeks to come," said Jim Manley, a former top aide to Senators Ted Kennedy and Harry Reid.
One of Pelosi's closest allies brushed off the idea she would be concerned with Moulton or any of the other rebels attempting to block her election after she became speaker.
"I don't think she's in the business of settling scores," said Representative Jim McGovern, who is set to become the chair of the Rules Committee. "Nancy Pelosi is about issues and about what's good for this country."
Moulton's allies hope any blowback would be brief.
"He's going to pay a price for standing up like this, but in the past when there have been these kinds of pushes in the caucus leadership they tend to be forgotten pretty quickly," said David Gergen, an informal adviser to Moulton.
Gergen added that he doesn't believe Moulton is interested in pressuring Pelosi on policy issues in the way Tea Party members dogged Republican leadership. Moulton will likely continue making the case that House leadership needs to pass the torch to the next generation, but not remain a thorn in Pelosi's side on her legislative agenda. "I think they're fairly close together on policy," Gergen said of Moulton and Pelosi.
"I believe once this process is over . . . Seth will be an important part of the Democratic caucus," said Representative John Garamendi of California, who's running for a leadership spot.
Moulton declined to comment for this article, but he argued in a statement that his push for new leadership has never been personal.
"Leader Pelosi wants to boil this down to a personal argument, but this is so much bigger than her," he said in a statement. "It's about the entire, stagnant, three-person leadership team and having a serious conversation about promoting leaders who reflect the future of our caucus."
Jess Bidgood of the Globe staff contributed to this report. Liz Goodwin can be reached at elizabeth.goodwin@globe.com. Follow her on Twitter @lizcgoodwin.

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University of Idaho researchers want to make it easier for native fish to pass through dams along the Columbia and Snake rivers. This includes not only the precious populations of salmon and steelhead, but also another species that may be most harmed by these structures: Pacific lamprey.
Chris Caudill, assistant professor in the UI Department of Fish and Wildlife Sciences, is leading the effort to study the relationship between dams and the well-being of these fish.
"The primary objective is to understand how adult salmon, steelhead and lamprey are migrating upstream through fish ladders and around dams," said Caudill.
The study, which will take place this summer, is being funded by a $2.7 million grant from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
One major component of the research includes making fish ladders, or passages that allow fish to get through dams, more accommodating to Pacific lamprey.
Caudill said many fish ladders in the area were designed for salmon and steelhead, fish that are able to swim long distances at a high speed. This has hindered the migration patterns for the less-capable lamprey, a species of nocturnal, eel-like fish. Caudill said the lamprey population has declined substantially in recent years due in large part to their inability to navigate past dams.
Last winter, UI grad students designed new fish ladders specifically for lamprey at the Bonneville and John Day dams along the Columbia river. Caudill said lamprey use their sucker mouths to attach to surfaces as they travel along the river bottom, so the new design includes a 45-degree ramp they can latch on to as they ascend upstream. This summer, the researchers will evaluate the success of that design to determine if it should be implemented at other dams.
Caudill said many are concerned about the fate of lamprey because, while they are not as desirable to consumers as salmon or trout, they are just as important to the ecosystem and highly valued by local tribes. The Bonneville Power Administration website said Native Americans historically collected lamprey for medicinal purposes as well as food.
To further understand how the fish are faring as they travel long distances through multiple dams, researchers will tag and monitor Pacific lamprey, steelhead and Chinook salmon using radio signals. Caudill said radio tags will help them track the fish while acoustic monitors, which send out signals much like an ultrasound machine, will let them view the fish as they travel through the fish ladders.
Another part of the study includes catching, tagging and releasing Chinook salmon in the Willamette River in Oregon. Caudill said salmon populations travel to spawning grounds in that area, but often "more than half" die before they are able to reproduce.
The researchers do not know the exact cause of this, but Caudill said it could be related to the numerous high dams along the river that do not have fish ladders . Since the fish cannot get through these dams, Caudill said the fish must be collected and transported around them. This could have an adverse effect on their survival, Caudill said. He also pointed to warming water temperatures and climate change as potential explanations.
According to a UI news release, the fieldwork will be conducted this summer and analyses and preliminary findings will be published in 2014. Researchers will be assisted by the UI Echohydraulics Research Laboratory in Boise, the National Marine Fisheries Service, the U.S. Forest Service Rocky Mountain Research Station, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, and Oregon State University's Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit.


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Das Classical Art Research Centre – Beazley Archive ist eine Forschungseinrichtung auf dem Gebiet der Klassischen Archäologie. Es gehört zur Universität Oxford und befindet sich im Gebäudekomplex des Ashmolean Museums.

Das Beazley Archive, benannt nach John D. Beazley, gilt als eine der bedeutendsten Forschungseinrichtungen zu den materiellen Hinterlassenschaften der Klassischen Antike. Ein Großteil der Bestände des Archivs ist heute auch online verfügbar.

Geschichte
Den Grundstock des Archivs bilden die 1964 noch zu seinen Lebzeiten durch die Universität Oxford erworbenen Arbeitsmaterialien (Photos, Skizzen, Notizen) von John D. Beazley, dem Begründer der modernen wissenschaftlichen Erforschung bemalter antiker Keramik. Nach seinem Tode 1970 wurde dieses Material in die Cast Gallery des Ashmolean Museum gebracht, wo unter dem Lincoln Professor of Classical Archaeology and Art das Beazley Archive begründet wurde. Seit 1979 begann der Aufbau einer elektronischen Datenbank zur Vasenmalerei (Beazley Archive Pottery Database), die 1989 im Internet frei zugänglich gemacht wurde. 2007 zog das Beazley Archiv in die Räume des Ioannou Centre der Faculty of Classics in unmittelbarer Nähe des Ashmolean Museums in direkter Nachbarschaft zur größten Bibliothek altertumswissenschaftlicher Literatur in Oxford, der Sackler Library.

Langjähriger Leiter des Archivs war John Boardman, gefolgt von Donna C. Kurtz, seit 2011 leitet es Peter Stewart. Zu den Mitarbeitern gehören Thomas Mannack, der die Keramik-Datenbank leitet, und Claudia Wagner, die das Gemmenarchiv betreut.

Forschungsschwerpunkte
Das Archiv hat heute mehrere Hauptforschungsschwerpunkte:
 Antike Keramik, insbesondere die bemalte griechische Keramik.
Das Archiv beherbergt die größte Sammlung an Fotografien bemalter griechischer und etruskischer Keramik weltweit. Hinzu kommt eine Bibliothek mit entsprechender Literatur und Sonderdrucken. Die umfassende Datenbank zur griechischen Keramik, das Herzstück des Beazley Archive, enthält Fotos, Zeichnungen, darunter auch die Notizbücher von John D. Beazley, und Literaturangaben zu hunderttausenden von Objekten und wird laufend aktualisiert.

Auf Grundlage der Vorarbeiten Henry Rudolph Immerwahrs besitzt das Archiv dank eines 1999 gestarteten Forschungsprojektes auch eine umfassende Sammlung von Inschriften auf attischen Vasen von etwa 625 bis 300 v. Chr. Zwischen 2002 und 2004 digitalisierte das Archiv etwa 300 Bände des Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum. Alle diese Materialien sind über die Datenbank zugänglich.

 Antike Glyptik
Das Archiv verfügt über eine Sammlung von ca. 47.000 Abdrücken antiker Gemmen. Schwerpunkt der Forschung zur antiken Glyptik ist die Geschichte des Gemmensammelns, wie etwa die Sammlung von Stanislaus Poniatowsky oder die Sammlung von George Spencer, 4. Duke of Marlborough, und der Daktyliotheken (Tommaso Cades, Philipp Daniel Lippert,  James Tassie). Diese Materialien stehen in Datenbanken zur Verfügung.

 Antike Skulptur
Es besteht eine Datenbank zu den 900 Gipsabgüssen das Ashmolean Museum, zudem verfügt das Archiv über eine Sammlung von Bildhauersignaturen. Hinzu kommt ein Fotoarchiv von ca. 10.000 Aufnahmen antiker Plastik.

Darüber hinaus hält das Archiv weiteres Material und weitere Literatur aus dem Bereich der Klassischen Archäologie vor. Dank einer Spende von Nancy A. Winter besitzt das Beazley Archive ein digitales Archiv zur Untersuchung von etruskischer und mittelitalischer Baukeramik. Es besitzt zudem mehrere Sammlungen historischer Fotografien antiker Monumente, insbesondere aus der zweiten Hälfte des 19. Jahrhunderts.

Auf der Webseite des Archivs finden sich auch eine ausführliche Einführung in die griechische Vasenmalerei und ein umfangreiches Wörterbuch zu Charakteren der griechischen Mythologie.

Das Archiv gibt die Schriftenreihen Studies in the History of Collections, Studies in Classical Archaeology und Studies in Gems and Jewellery heraus.

Literatur
 Donna C. Kurtz: The Beazley Archive. In: Vasenforschung nach Beazley. In: Bericht vom Symposion des Deutschen Archäologen-Verbandes, Tübingen 24.–26.11.1978. Mainz 1979, S. 24–28.
 Donna C. Kurtz: www.beazley.ox.ac.uk. From apparatus of scholarship to web resource. The Beazley Archive 1970–2008. In: Archeologia e Calcolatori 20, 2009, S. 37–46 (PDF).

Weblinks
 Homepage des Beazley Archive (englisch)

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Kulturarchiv
Archäologie (Klassische Antike)

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June 17, 2012 | 4:00am
For the second time in four months, the Rangers are engaged in a high-speed pursuit of Rick Nash, sources have confirmed.
Just as was the case during the chase leading up to the Feb. 27 trade deadline, general manager Glen Sather remains unconcerned about the cap implications of the Columbus winger's contract that runs through 2017-18 at an annual $7.8 million charge that is exceeded in the NHL by only Alex Ovechkin, Evgeni Malkin, Sidney Crosby and Eric Staal.
Rather, the GM is more apprehensive about the Rangers' lack of offense during the playoffs, in which the team was limited by Ottawa, Washington and New Jersey netminders to two goals or fewer in 15 of 20 games and could score as many as four only once, that in the opening game of the first round.
The question now, as it was in late February — when Columbus GM Scott Howson got greedy and demanded a combination of players including Chris Kreider; Derek Stepan or Carl Hagelin; Ryan McDonagh or Michael Del Zotto; plus Brandon Dubinsky and a first-rounder — is what the Jackets will be willing to accept and how much Sather will be willing to yield in return for the 28-year-old winger, whose numbers on the ice have never quite matched the hype attached to him.
The question within that question is how much Nash, whose average season yields 35 goals and 31 assists, has been weighed down trying to carry an inferior franchise through the entirety of a nine-year NHL career in which his team has made the playoffs once, only to be swept?
Up to a half-dozen teams — including Philadelphia, San Jose, Carolina, perhaps Toronto and perhaps Boston — are in the race, but the Rangers could end the derby in a heartbeat by agreeing to send Kreider to Columbus. There is less chance of that occurring than of Sean Avery returning to the team as an assistant coach.
The Won't Miss Kid from Boston College is a negotiation stopper. So is McDonagh. So, almost certainly, is Stepan.
Dubinsky (and his $4.2 million cap hit) has to go the other way. The immediate unknowns are whether Sather would yield on Hagelin or Artem Anisimov; whether Del Zotto would be made available even if the Blueshirts aren't able to sign Justin Schultz, the Wisconsin defenseman who can become a free agent next week; whether Dylan McIlrath or J.T. Miller is on the table.
Howson will attempt to create an open bazaar leading up to Friday's first-round of the Entry Draft in Pittsburgh. But it is possible the auction could bleed into July, past the opening days of free agency, when Zach Parise and Ryan Suter declare and Schultz signs.
Future moves would be restricted in taking on this contract commitment to Nash, but even more so with a new collective bargaining agreement under which cap likely is to be recalculated and regulations likely are to be restrictively redefined (e.g., terms limits and front-loading) beginning next season.
Del Zotto will become a restricted free agent on July 1. McDonagh, Stepan, Anisimov and Hagelin will become restricted free agents next summer. Then, after two more seasons, Henrik Lundqvist, Ryan Callahan, Dan Girardi (and Marian Gaborik) are eligible to become unrestricted free agents while Kreider will be restricted.
Does Sather interpret all this as a window closing after two years, thus prompting him to make a bold move now, the way Los Angeles GM Dean Lombardi did in acquiring Jeff Carter's strangling contract a few days before the deadline? It's impossible to know at this moment. But aAs long as Howson is willing to accept a package that does not include Kreider, McDonagh or Stepan, Sather's siren will be sounding through the nights in this high-speed pursuit of Nash.
* Alexander Radulov is believed on his way back to the KHL in light of an offer from Sergei Fedorov's CSKA club that considering tax implications, we're told, would make him the world's highest-paid hockey player.
The regret regarding the Stanley Cup Finals is Ilya Kovalchuk's back injury deprived the Devils of the club's most singular, dynamic weapon against the Kings. It's not as if the Devils are unique in dealing with a significant injury to a significant player. The Canucks had to deal with issues that eliminated Ryan Kesler as a factor in the 2011 defeat to the Bruins.
It's just unfortunate that, if for nothing else but the sake of entertainment value, the most explosive and compelling player on either side was so diminished.
Rangers' prospect Jesper Fast will be attending the club's development camp following the Entry Draft, but the 20-year-old winger is contractually committed to playing the 2012-13 season for HV-71 of the Swedish Elite League.
* This just in: Hugh Jessiman told Slap Shots he won't even consider signing with the Devils this summer.
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Is Subaru's safety rating on small SUVs better than Hyundai's?
Subaru and Hyundai both received top safety honors for their small SUVs from the IIHS. The average cost of SUV auto insurance is 18% higher than normal vehicles.
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Subaru Forester is one of the few vehicles that had the majority "good" grades. Its crash performance, crash prevention, and latches prove it is a very striking vehicle
Hyundai Tucson has the best possible score in crash performance, including the passenger-side small overlap test, as well as great scores for every other category
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety comes up with the ways that these categories can be evaluated
SUVs are a class of vehicles so popular nowadays that it might be impossible to replace them. This is because of wide-ranging classes that include the small types, midsize vehicles, and the large-scale SUV.
Features that distinguish them from other forms of transportation are very modern cabins, spaciousness and comfort, and the strength of a V6 engine.
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Growing popularity comes with its shortcomings in the eyes of any manufacturer. This is because the vehicle must pass plenty of tests in order to get their approval from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
This company has operated in this field since 1959 and is funded by large insurance companies that want to assure drivers only have access to the high-quality cars.
The models are reviewed in three areas that include crashworthiness, crash prevention, and child anchors. Each category is further broken down and has various ratings that will be discussed in more detail soon.
The Institute's review on crashworthiness abilities of these two models contained many "good" ratings. The basic five sub-categories (front small and moderate overlap, side and roof impact, and head restraints) for both models were rated good.
The passenger side overlap, the latest test that the IIHS came up with, resulted in another good score for Tucson and a marginal rating for Forester.
The impressive ratings go well beyond the descriptive terms or numbers with which they were rated.
For example, Hyundai's model received its perfect score here due to its ability to maintain a safe survival space well. The airbags were also deployed so efficiently that the driver's head avoided every contact with larger objects that could cause an injury.
Similarly, Subaru Forester only exposed the dummy to minimal risk of injury to the lower body. The reason why its passenger-side overlap test was only marginal came from its inability to reduce the risk of injury to someone's legs.
Overall, the models that are compared both showcased extraordinary capabilities that speak volumes.
To make the final evaluation even harder to do, this category resulted in another tie with each vehicle getting 6/6 points. This means that both cars slowed down well during the 12 and the 25-mph tests. Also, there was no lack of the forward collision warning.
Not only did Tucson and Forester slow down, but both collisions were also completely avoided without any issues in reducing the speed to zero miles per hour when the danger was detected.
Hence, the cars' auto-brake and motion sensors can hardly get any better.
Under this category, headlights made no real difference between the two. This is because, once more, the ratings were acceptable for each car.
Some issues arose on the gradual left curve Hyundai and Subaru, which is why the grade was lowered to the second-to-best level.
Lastly, what may seem like an easy test comes as a very important part of the review. Many people would give up their SUVs if those did not facilitate their children's seats somewhere in the back.
That is why the Institute scrutinizes cars in this category just like any other.
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The requirements for a Top Safety Pick include perfect crashworthiness with an acceptable or better crash prevention.
In this case, this recognition is irrelevant, simply because both cars did so well that they qualified the Top Safety Pick Plus award.
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Team Effort in Fast-Paced Game Leads to Win Over Penn State
By David Edelstein
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Six days after having a mid-game meltdown that resulted in a loss tainted with 26 penalty minutes, Syracuse (6-17-1, 6-5-0 College Hockey America) made a 180-degree turn, putting together a strong team effort that resulted in a highly contested 2-1 win over Penn State (10-9-4, 4-6-0).
On offense, the Orange set the tone first. Jessica DiGirolamo scored 9:15 into the game on a shot through the legs of Nittany Lions goalie Jenna Brenneman to open the scoring. Brooke Avery scored with 5:34 to go in the second period to give SU a 2-0 lead.
On defense, Syracuse had 20 blocked shots—tying its third-most on the season—in front of goalie Maddi Welch, who had her second-most saves of the season with 33.
"Maddi was a wall today. She played really, really well. I mean, rebound control was amazing, so that really helped us out on defense," forward Kelli Rowswell said.
"Honestly, when the team's blocking shots, you know, coming up with big stops, too, that's all you can ask for, and that was huge today," Welch said. "It was a great team win."
It was also a relatively clean game with a total of seven minor penalties (five power plays) and none in the first period.
"I think for us, we probably just match up pretty well," head coach Paul Flanagan said. "Our kids must feel confident, and that's a lot if it too. So much of it is psychological."
While the Orange picked up right where they left off with the Nittany Lions in November—with a win—Flanagan and the Orange said that Penn State is a much improved team since the last time they played one another.
"I thought they were more aggressive. They moved the puck. They had a lot more energy," Flanagan said. "They were trying to take us to the outside. I thought they were skating better… They just seemed more determined."
"They work really hard and we know that, and we know we have to match their intensity, too, and that's huge for us. We know they're one of the hardest working teams in our league," Welch said.
"They were definitely smarter. I remember, we played them a while ago, it was easier to forecheck them in a way. If you just get on the puck and give them a hard time, they'd cough it up," said Anonda Hoppner, who scored the game winning goals in both games against the Nittany Lions in November. "Tonight they were supporting each other a lot better."
A lot of the visual improvement Penn State showed came down to their passing game. Upon regaining control of the puck, the Nittany Lions often brought the puck toward the near boards in the neutral zone and then passed the puck from blue line to blue line to a player near the benches.
"I just think they were breaking up the puck well, and they were coming down the ice, they were looking for people open on the ice," Welch said.
Syracuse has won all three games played against Penn State so far this year, and SU has its second win in the last three games following a 10-game losing streak.
The Orange will go for the regular season sweep on Saturday at 3:00 p.m.
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Dang somebody go get that big boy!
There was another 26'r that popped up yesterday on Facebook by me that was brand new and assembled selling for $80. Saw the ad 40 minutes after it was posted and there was already 70 views and didn't get it.
Dang, I passed by that area around 3 today! Didn't get the notice till I was almost home though. Thanks for the heads up!
Funny how they come in waves. Along with the one I rescued from the metal scrap heap on Saturday, there was this one and another in the Bay Area on Sunday that was posted on FB Marketplace. It was another old flat top 26" with a complete vintage rotisserie for $50. It was gone before any of the Bay Area contingent could react to the add.
That is really special. I've not seen a single 26 new or old in my area.
ugh was in San Diego on Friday! Hope someone here gets it!


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FREDDIE GRAY'S ARREST RECORD: Here's The Rap Sheet Of The Dude They're Destroying Baltimore Over
That is quite the rap sheet. Here are some things that you should know about Freddy Gray.
Heavy – Freddie Gray, who died a week after suffering injuries while in Baltimore police custody, had a lengthy criminal record, mainly for drug-related offenses, according to state court records. Police claim he was "involved in criminal activity," prior to his arrest.
Gray, 25, died after spending seven days in a coma as a result of injuries he suffered while in the custody of city police, the Baltimore Sun reports.
Gray had a lengthy arrest record with convictions dating back until at least 2007, according to the Maryland Department of Justice. Not all of the arrests led to convictions, in many of the cases he pleaded guilty to one charge while the others were dropped. Details of when he spent time in prison were not immediately available. His arrest record includes at least 18 arrests:
March 20, 2015: Possession of a Controlled Dangerous Substance
March 13, 2015: Malicious destruction of property, second-degree assault
January 20, 2015: Fourth-degree burglary, trespassing
January 14, 2015: Possession of a controlled dangerous substance, possession of a controlled dangerous substance with intent to distribute
December 31, 2014: Possession of narcotics with intent to distribute
December 14, 2014: Possession of a controlled dangerous substance
August 31, 2014: Illegal gambling, trespassing
January 25, 2014: Possession of marijuana
September 28, 2013: Distribution of narcotics, unlawful possession of a controlled dangerous substance, second-degree assault, second-degree escape
April 13, 2012: Possession of a controlled dangerous substance with intent to distribute, unlawful possession of a controlled dangerous substance, violation of probation
July 16, 2008: Possession of a controlled dangerous substance, possession with intent to distribute
March 28, 2008: Unlawful possession of a controlled dangerous substance
March 14, 2008: Possession of a controlled dangerous substance with intent to manufacture and distribute
February 11, 2008: Unlawful possession of a controlled dangerous substance, possession of a controlled dangerous substance
August 29, 2007: Possession of a controlled dangerous substance with intent to distribute, violation of probation
August 28, 2007: Possession of marijuana
August 23, 2007: False statement to a peace officer, unlawful possession of a controlled dangerous substance
July 16, 2007: Possession of a controlled dangerous substance with intent to distribute, unlawful possession of a controlled dangerous substance (2 counts)
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As Calderpeel's managing director takes up his position as regional chair of RIBA, Place North West met with Ewen Miller to discuss his vision for representing RIBA's 2,500 North West members, and the direction of Calderpeel's growing business.
"To maximise opportunities, you need to specialise," says Miller, and for Calderpeel, that specialism is residential.
Calderpeel is reaching its 25th birthday, and has operated out of Altrincham since it was founded. The practice is particularly known for its design of superhomes for footballers and celebrities across Cheshire, and the wider country, spearheaded by chairman Harry Calder.
However, after a quarter of a decade with Altrincham as its sole regional office, Calderpeel has taken the decision to lease space within This Space, the property-centric co-working office in Manchester city centre. A director will be based in Manchester full time, with Miller operating across both offices. There are 33 staff in Altrincham, and two in Surrey.
The move represents a fresh phase for the Calderpeel business, said Miller: "Over the last couple of decades we've diversified, where once housebuilder Countryside represented 70% of our workload, we branched out into the blue light [police and fire service] sectors, and of course our superhomes. The superhomes are an exciting market, but now we want to focus more on projects which we see as reinventing suburbia; becoming more specialist in the residential market, not doing glass towers but looking at high-end schemes for family living."
Calderpeel has various suburban schemes on site across the North West, including 92 homes for PJ Livesey being built at the Siemens site in Didsbury, and 24 houses for Altin Homes in Sale.
Calderpeel's design of 14 homes for Hillcrest in Manchester's Ancoats
According to Miller, Calderpeel wants to target owner-occupiers, who are keen to remain in or near a city. "We've learnt a lot from the superhome market. It doesn't matter how much you earn, or the value of your house, the priorities can be similar. We work the spaces hard, and get as much use as we can in all the rooms."
Miller's criteria for the ideal Calderpeel project is "challenging, entertaining and interesting", which unfortunately can leave local authority projects by the wayside, due to the "race to the bottom" approach to fees.
"Local authorities are being poorly advised," Miller asserted. "They don't have to pick the lowest price in the bidding process, quality needs to be the priority. That's the reason we've put on the brakes, we won't play the game where we race down for fees."
As he takes up his position with RIBA, one of Miller's goals is to tackle the undervaluing of the architecture industry, for which he believes architects themselves are partly to blame.
"Architecture is a community which apologises for earning money for what it does. The goal has become to be praised for design, rather than generating value for a client.
"Especially now, when it's such a long course and student fees are so high, joining the profession is off-putting for young people as the return on their investment is so difficult.
"If it had been this way when I was younger, it would have dissuaded a lot of astonishing architects I now know, which would have been a huge shame.
"As chair of RIBA in the North West, of course this is a concern. It's an incredible profession to be in, but we need to generate income, and turn away from this approach where 'bread and butter' projects are used to fund the 'fun'. Why can't the fun pay enough for itself?"
Example of a Calderpeel superhome, a family house in Bowdon
Like many senior architects, Miller was also disparaging about the concept of design and delivery practices. "You can't know how to design buildings, unless you actually get to build them. You need that moment when the hairs stand up on the back of your neck, when you walk into a building you designed.
"The issue is partly the planning system, which allows developers to use one architect to get planning permission, then swapping to a delivery architect to oversee construction. It needs to force more detail, and ensure the quality that's been promised is delivered."
"It's also a symptom of the procurement process, where everything is pulled apart and analysed on value."
He continued: "A lot can be lost in translation between design and delivery. As an architect you need to know the developer's expectation, and the value they want from the site. It's lazy to design a building without constraints, a budget has to be part of the briefing process."
Miller is at the helm of RIBA North West for the next two years. In that time, his aim is to ensure the region "engages policymakers and planners", using the newly-opened RIBA North venue at Mann Island, in Liverpool as a talking shop.
Most importantly, he wants to ensure the institute "is more relevant to its members", admittedly "something I'm sure has been said by every chair or president since RIBA's inception," but which he is sincerely committed to. With 24 months to work with, and an infectious energy, Miller might actually make it happen.
hear, hear! Well said.
September 28, 2017 at 1:52 pm By D Duval
Good news, I really hope the new RIBA centre becomes a hive of discussion and debate for new technologies and " real" smart buildings for environmental and energy purposes.
September 28, 2017 at 2:45 pm By Liverpolitis
Yes, but they should apologise for their dress sense.
September 28, 2017 at 3:06 pm By JB
Never apologise for anything Mister, it's a sign of weakness..
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Stephen Dupont is an Australian documentary photographer and filmmaker who has produced a remarkable body of visual work — hauntingly beautiful photographs of fragile cultures and marginalized peoples. He captures the human dignity of his subjects with great intimacy and often in some of the world's most dangerous regions. His images have received international acclaim for their artistic integrity and valuable insight into the people, culture and communities that have existed for hundreds of years, yet are fast disappearing from our world. Dupont's work has earned many awards, including a Robert Capa Gold Medal citation from the Overseas Press Club of America; a Bayeux War Correspondent's Prize; and first places in the World Press Photo, Pictures of the Year International, the Australian Walkleys, and Leica/CCP Documentary Award. In 2007 he was the recipient of the W. Eugene Smith Grant for Humanistic Photography for his ongoing project on Afghanistan. His work has been featured in The New Yorker, Aperture, Newsweek, GQ, French and German GEO, Le Figaro, Liberation, The Sunday Times Magazine, The New York Times Magazine, Stern, Time and Vanity Fair.


The importance and mission of the City Council should be to optimize the physical, mental & social health and well-being of all residents in the City of Champaign. The City Council is responsible for governing in an evidence based manner that promotes the community's health and regulates commerce to allow for a fair market that does not infringe on the community's well-being.
I've spent almost my entire life in Champaign-Urbana. I've seen first-hand how many of us are underrepresented and voiceless. I returned to Champaign in 2015 after completing my training as a physician with the ambitious goal of planning a long-term strategy to break the cycle of poverty in Champaign and become an advocate for the community. I have placed myself in multiple facets of the community in order to coordinate care for our community. For the past 3 years, several others and I have worked on a long-term community health initiative called Healthy Beginnings. The goal and long-term strategy is to build the infrastructure to break the cycle of poverty in our community. Healthy Beginnings thus far includes weekly nurse visits to first time pregnant women to provide care & support, child & family education, employment opportunities, and a mobile clinic (which I worked on one half day a week across from Garden Hills Elementary School). Continuing to become more involved in the community, I joined Representative Carol Ammons's community panels on education as well as health and human services. Since 2017, I have proudly supported Sistering CU, a non-profit organization run by 2 local parents that seeks to increase awareness of post-partum depression in our community and also provides support to parents with newborns. Finally, I joined the Dental Advisory Subcommittee for SmileHealthy and I was appointed to the Champaign Zoning Board in 2017. I am qualified to be on the City Council because I have a long-term vision to place Champaign on a brighter path. I hope that others will join me in pursuit of this vision.
Changes I would target from a city council perspective would be to advocate for investments in drainage and infrastructure in Garden Hills now rather than later, change ordinance violations to take into account an individual's ability to pay so we don't create debtors' courts or prisons and to repeal Section 17-4.5 of the city code so we do not condemn ex-offenders to either being forced to buy a home, be homeless or be at the mercy of landlords. I would like to preserve a moratorium on new video gambling establishments and in the long-term decrease them and remove them from our community as they are detrimental to the long-term well-being of the community and will cost tax-payers more in the future. I would like to address these and other issues that affect the cycle of poverty so that in the long-term we will decrease gun violence and recidivism rates in our community leading to a more productive and healthier community.
My name is Dr. Jon Paul Youakim and I am a pediatrician running for Champaign City Council. I am running in order to empower families and other vulnerable community members with opportunities to lift themselves up and make our community stronger and more productive. Together, we can achieve a vision that creates long-lasting change for generations.


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Atlantic has two potential ethanol plants in the works
The competition is heating up in Atlantic, where two companies are looking to construct separate ethanol plants. Last month, officials with Amaizing Energy, L-L-C in Denison announced that a letter of intent had been signed indicating the company planned to build an 84-million dollar, 50-million gallon ethanol production facility, and they had narrowed the site to within three-miles north-northwest of town. Construction is tentatively set to begin early next Spring.
Wednesday, officials with Green Plains Renewable Energy in Shenandoah announced their intention to build a 50-to 100-million gallon per year plant on 80-acres of land located on Atlantic's east side. The company said it had been looking at land options in the area since 2004, and that they had worked-out an agreement with a property owner last November.
They wanted to hold off on making the announcement until Green Plains' stock went public, which happened last Wednesday. Company officials have asked the Cass County Board of Supervisors for an incentive package in the form of TIF revenue rebates. The supervisors will consider the request at their next meeting. If approved, the Green Plains facility would create 35 new jobs with an average salary of 46-thousand dollars, and a starting wage for labor of 12-dollars per hour, or an annual payroll of about 1.8-million dollars.
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Twisted pair cabling is a type of wiring used for communications in which two conductors of a single circuit are twisted together for the purposes of improving electromagnetic compatibility. Compared to a single conductor or an untwisted balanced pair, a twisted pair reduces electromagnetic radiation from the pair and crosstalk between neighboring pairs and improves rejection of external electromagnetic interference. It was invented by Alexander Graham Bell.

For additional noise immunity, twisted-pair cabling may be shielded. Cable with shielding is known as shielded twisted pair (STP) and without as unshielded twisted pair (UTP).

Explanation
A twisted pair can be used as a balanced line, which as part of a balanced circuit can greatly reduce the effect of noise currents induced on the line by coupling of electric or magnetic fields.  The idea is that the currents induced in each of the two wires are very nearly equal.  The twisting ensures that the two wires are on average the same distance from the interfering source and are affected equally.  The noise thus produces a common-mode signal which can be cancelled at the receiver by detecting the  difference signal only, the latter being the wanted signal.

Common-mode rejection starts to fail on untwisted wires when the noise source is close to the signal wires; the closer wire will couple with the noise more strongly and the receiver will be unable to eliminate it. This problem is especially apparent in telecommunication cables where pairs in the same cable lie next to each other for many miles. Twisting the pairs counters this effect as on each half twist the wire nearest to the noise-source is exchanged. Provided the interfering source remains uniform, or nearly so, over the distance of a single twist, the induced noise will remain common-mode.

The twist rate (also called pitch of the twist, usually defined in twists per metre) makes up part of the specification for a given type of cable. When nearby pairs have equal twist rates, the same conductors of the different pairs may repeatedly lie next to each other, partially undoing the benefits of twisting. For this reason it is commonly specified that, at least for cables containing small numbers of pairs, the twist rates must differ.

In contrast to shielded or foiled twisted pair (typically S/FTP or F/UTP cable shielding), UTP cable is not surrounded by any shielding. UTP is the primary wire type for telephone usage and is very common for computer networking.

History

The earliest telephones used telegraph lines which were single-wire earth return circuits. In the 1880s electric trams were installed in many cities, which induced noise into these circuits.  In some countries, the tram companies were held responsible for disruption to existing telegraph lines and had to pay for remedial work.  For new installations, however, it was necessary to protect against existing trams from the outset.  Interference on telephone lines is even more disruptive than it is on telegraph lines.  Telephone companies converted to balanced circuits, which had the incidental benefit of reducing attenuation, hence increasing range.

As electrical power distribution became more commonplace, this measure proved inadequate. Two wires, strung on either side of cross bars on utility poles, shared the route with electrical power lines. Within a few years, the growing use of electricity again brought an increase of interference, so engineers devised a method called wire transposition, to cancel out the interference.

In wire transposition, the wires exchange position once every several poles. In this way, the two wires would receive similar EMI from power lines. This represented an early implementation of twisting, with a twist rate of about four twists per kilometre, or six per mile. Such open-wire balanced lines with periodic transpositions still survive today in some rural areas.

Twisted-pair cabling was invented by Alexander Graham Bell in 1881. By 1900, the entire American telephone network was either twisted pair or open wire with transposition to guard against interference. Today, most of the millions of kilometres of twisted pairs in the world are outdoor landlines, owned and maintained by telephone companies, used for voice service.

Unshielded twisted pair

Unshielded twisted pair (UTP) cables are found in many Ethernet networks and telephone systems. For indoor telephone applications, UTP is often grouped into sets of 25 pairs according to a standard 25-pair color code originally developed by AT&T Corporation. A typical subset of these colors (white/blue, blue/white, white/orange, orange/white) shows up in most UTP cables. The cables are typically made with copper wires measured at 22 or 24 American Wire Gauge (AWG), with the colored insulation typically made from an insulator such as polyethylene or FEP and the total package covered in a polyethylene jacket.

For urban outdoor telephone cables containing hundreds or thousands of pairs, the cable is divided into small but identical bundles. Each bundle consists of twisted pairs that have different twist rates, as pairs having the same twist rate within the cable can still experience some degree of crosstalk. The bundles are in turn twisted together to make up the cable.

UTP is also the most common cable used in computer networking. Modern Ethernet, the most common data networking standard, can use UTP cables, with increasing data rates requiring higher specification variants of the UTP cable. Twisted-pair cabling is often used in data networks for short and medium-length connections because of its relatively lower costs compared to optical fiber and coaxial cable.

As UTP cable bandwidth has improved to match the baseband of television signals, UTP is now used in some video applications, primarily in security cameras. As UTP is a balanced transmission line, a balun is needed to connect to unbalanced equipment, for example any using BNC connectors and designed for coaxial cable.

Cable shielding

Twisted pair cables may incorporate shielding in an attempt to prevent electromagnetic interference. Shielding provides an electrically conductive barrier to attenuate electromagnetic waves external to the shield. The shield also provides a conduction path by which induced currents can be circulated and returned to the source via ground reference connection. Such shielding can be applied to individual pairs or to a collection of pairs. Shielding may be foil or braided wire.

When shielding is applied to a collection of pairs, it is usually referred to as screening, but usage among vendors and authors in applying such words as screening, shielding, and STP (shielded twisted pair) can be subject to variability. ISO/IEC 11801:2002 (Annex E) attempts to internationally standardize the various designations for shielded cables by using combinations of three letters - U for unshielded, S for braided shielding (in outer layer only), and F for foil shielding - to explicitly indicate the type of screen for overall cable protection and for protecting individual pairs or quads, using a two-part abbreviation in the form of x/xTP.

Shielded Cat 5e, Cat 6/6A, and Cat 8/8.1 cables typically have F/UTP construction, while shielded Cat 7/7A and Cat 8.2 cables use S/FTP construction.

Because the shielding is conductive, it may also serve as a path to ground. A foil-shielded, twisted pair cable may have an integrally incorporated grounding wire called a drain wire which makes electrical contact with the shield. The purpose of the drain wire is for easy connection to terminals which are usually designed for connection of round wires.

Common shield construction types include:
 Individual shield (U/FTP) Individual shielding with aluminum foil for each twisted pair or quad. Common names: pair in metal foil (PiMF), shielded twisted pair, screened twisted pair. This type of shielding helps prevent EMI from entering or exiting individual pairs and also protects neighboring pairs from crosstalk.

 Overall shield (F/UTP, S/UTP, and SF/UTP) Overall foil, braided shield or braiding with foil across all of the pairs within the 100 ohm twisted pair cable. Common names: foiled twisted pair, shielded twisted pair, screened twisted pair. This type of shielding helps prevent EMI from entering or exiting the cable.

 Individual and overall shield (F/FTP, S/FTP, and SF/FTP) Individual shielding using foil between the twisted pair sets, and also an outer foil or braided shielding. Common names: fully shielded twisted pair, screened foiled twisted pair, shielded foiled twisted pair, screened shielded twisted pair, shielded screened twisted pair. This type of shielding helps prevent EMI from entering or exiting the cable and also protects neighboring pairs from crosstalk.

An early example of shielded twisted-pair was IBM STP-A, which is a two-pair 150 ohm S/FTP cable defined in 1985 by the IBM Cabling System specifications, and used with Token Ring or FDDI networks.

Types

Analog telephone
Before digital communication and Ethernet became widespread there was no international standard for telephone cable.  Standards were set at a national level.  For instance, in the UK the General Post Office specified CW1293 and CW1308 cables.  CW1308 was a similar specification to the earlier CW1293 but with an improved color code.  CW1293 used mostly solid colors on the cores making it difficult to identify the pair it was twisted with without stripping back a large amount of sheath. To solve this problem. CW1308 has narrow rings of the paired color printed over the base color.  Both cables are a similar standard to category 3 cable.

Prior to the common use of polyethylene and other plastics for insulation, telephone twisted pair cable was insulated with waxed paper or cotton with a wax coating applied to the copper.  The overall sheath of this type of cable was usually lead.  This style of cable came into use in the late 19th century shortly after the invention of the telephone.  The cable termination in termination boxes were sealed with molten wax or a resin to prevent the ingress of moisture which would seriously degrade the insulating properties of the paper insulation.  However, such seals made future maintenance and changes more difficult.  These cables are no longer made but are still occasionally encountered in old buildings and in various external areas, commonly rural villages.

Building infrastructure

Loaded
A loaded twisted pair has intentionally added inductance and was formerly common practice on telecommunication lines. The added inductors are known as load coils and reduce attenuation for voiceband frequencies but increase it on higher frequencies. Load coils reduce distortion in voiceband on very long lines. In this context a line without load coils is referred to as an unloaded line.

Bonded
A bonded twisted pair is a construction variant in which the two wires of each pair are bonded together for the length of the cable. Pioneered by Belden, it is intended to help assure configuration consistency during and after installation.  One key benefit is that the noise immunity performance of the cable can be protected despite potentially rough handling. The enhanced performance may be unnecessary and bonding reduces the flexibility of the cable and makes it prone to failure where it is flexed.

Twisted ribbon cable

A twisted ribbon cable is a variant of standard ribbon cable in which adjacent pairs of conductors are bonded and twisted together. The twisted pairs are then lightly bonded to each other in a ribbon format. Periodically along the ribbon, there are short sections with no twisting where connectors may be attached using the usual ribbon cable IDC techniques.

Solid-core vs. stranded cable

A solid-core cable uses one solid wire per conductor and in a four-pair cable there would be a total of eight solid wires. Stranded cable uses multiple wires wrapped around each other in each conductor and in a four-pair with seven strands per conductor cable, there would be a total of 56 wires (2 per pair × 4 pairs × 7 strands).

Solid core cable is intended for permanently installed runs (permanent link). It is less flexible than stranded cable and is more prone to failure if repeatedly flexed due to work hardening. Stranded cable is used at patch panels and for connections from wall-ports to end devices (patch cord or drop cable), as it resists cracking of the conductors.

Connectors are designed differently for solid core than for stranded. Use of a connector with the wrong cable type can lead to unreliable cabling. Plugs designed for solid and stranded core are readily available, and some vendors even offer plugs designed for use with both types. The punch-down blocks on patch-panel and wall-port jacks are designed for use with solid core cable.  These work via the insulation-displacement method, whereby the device pierces the sides of the insulation and "bites" into the copper conductor to form a connection. Punchdown blocks are used as patch panels or as breakout boxes, for twisted pair cable.

Properties
Twisted pair has the following useful attributes:
 Electrical noise going into or coming from the cable can be prevented.
 Crosstalk is minimized.
 Cheapest form of cable available for networking purposes.
 Easy to handle and install.

Twisted pair has the following limitations:
 Deformation: twisted pair's susceptibility to electromagnetic interference greatly depends on the pair twisting schemes staying intact during the installation. As a result, twisted pair cables usually have stringent requirements for maximum pulling tension as well as minimum bend radius. This fragility of twisted-pair cables makes the installation practices an important part of ensuring the cable's performance.
 Delay skew: due to different twist rates used to minimize crosstalk between the pairs, different pairs within the cable have different lengths and thus different delays. This can degrade image quality when multiple pairs are used to carry components of a video signal. Low skew cable is available to mitigate this problem.
 Imbalance (see balanced line): differences between the two wires in a pair can cause coupling between the common mode and the differential mode. Line differential to common mode conversion produces common-mode currents that can cause external interference and can produce common-mode signals in other pairs. Common mode to differential mode conversion can produce differential mode signals from common-mode interference from other pairs or external sources. Imbalance can be caused by asymmetry between the two conductors of the pair from each other and in relationship to other wires and the shield. Some sources of asymmetry may result from differences in the conductor diameter and insulation thickness.

See also
 ANSI/TIA-568
 Balanced line
 Copper wire and cable
 Ethernet over twisted pair
 Litz wire
 Registered jack, often used as connectors for twisted pair
 Star quad cable increases cancellation of interference
 Tip and ring

Notes

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External links

Communication circuits
Electromagnetic compatibility
Signal cables
Video hardware
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New Work in 32 Poems
Thanks so much to editor George David Clark for picking up two new poems for the next issue of 32 Poems. "Pipistrello" and "Once Our Garden" are from a new project I'm working on called Each Night We Wandered.
Christopher Salerno: "I Decided to Let This Stuff Hit the Page"
Sun & Urn, Christopher Salerno's latest book of poems, is filled with grief and loss—including the big three of modern life: infertility, divorce and death. But deep down, it's also a tender, sometimes funny, ultimately hopeful book. This seemed like the perfect book with which to end my run as an interviewer for the Ploughshares blog—and this series the perfect excuse to get in touch with a poet whose work I've read with interest for a long time. You can read the interview here.
And catch up with the whole three-year run of interviews — featuring Paisley Rekdal, Ciaran Carson, Marianne Boruch, Naoko Fujimoto, Tomas Q. Morin and many more — over here.
November 18: Reading and Q&A in Poe Park
I'm excited to head over to Poe Park on the 18th to read from Dear Almost and talk about my writing with Charlie Vazquez, the director of the Bronx Writers Center. It's a special thrill to participate in an event hosted by the Parks Department, which named my reading a "Must See Event"!