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What are some of the oldest books available on Calculus? I'm curious to see how the old teaching and explanatory styles compare to modern ones.
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You mean like Newton's "Method of Fluxions"?
Or perhaps de l'Hospital's "Analyse des infiniment petits"?
The wiki article doesn't seem to mention Isaac Barrow's Lectiones Geometricae (1669); which Morris Kline says is "one of the great contributions to the calculus". This should be a good example of how the old thinking differs, as it uses geometrical arguments rather than analytical.
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In our busy world, people go to great lengths for serenity. What could be more relaxing than sipping tea in your own private tea house on a tranquil pond? Architect Jeffery Poss' private Victor Meditation Hut is the ideal de-stresser, built on the edge of a quiet Illinois lake.
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February 21, 2011 at 5:15 am
Looks like it is in a flood plane as well. Suspect that the use of pilons rather than foundation helped the case by keeping the footprint very small, as well as lifting the structure above the flood plane. The structure does not divert water or prevent natural flow. Bridges are constructed across wetlands using this method frequently, and many nature boardwalks around wetlands use the same approach. Suspect there is no plumbing, so no waste water issues. Can you tell?
February 20, 2011 at 11:42 am
I can't help but wonder how he got a Clean Water Act § 404 permit to build that right in the middle of a sensitive wetland.
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Enter Malin Head along the west side of the Wild Atlantic Way's Inishowen Peninsula and continue to the tip called Banba's Crown (named after a mythical Irish queen). "The Tower", as it's known locally, was built by the British Admiralty in 1805 as a Napoleonic lookout to help defend against possible French attack.
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Below the turbulent waters, the folks at Malin Head Shipwrecks can tell you that there are more ocean liners and German U-boats sunk off this stretch than anywhere else in the world. If you prefer to stay on dry land, though, go for a ramble on Banba's Crown by following the western path from here to Hell's Hole. This dramatic chasm is 76 metres (249 feet) deep, so mind your step!
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The collective impact of shifting our basic everyday human behaviors, done differently, how much change could we affect?
Suppose we, humanity as a whole, did what we do, differently, meaning carried out our basic human behaviors well-- differently? Then let's say we focused on applying the potential of that change in behavior on specific objectives (climate change, political shifts, water waste, days of random acts of kindness, What if instead of turning on the water to full open, we habitually opened it just an 1/8 or 1/4 turn etc.) The duration, of the perhaps daily world wide initiative, is open for now, but each day this event would occur. You could easily make this model data driven, regarding the impact-- for the world to see. We have seen glimmers of this such as World Peace Day. How long would it take to have an impact on the "scale" of the UID initiative in India, where their registration is up to nearly 1 billion over just two years (granted that discussion and its implications are debatable on either side). Why are we not doing such things? Could we accelerate the change in overall behavior?
As a cost benefit analysis we could use a portion of the resources saved that could then be reallocated to the neediest people as a form of redistribution. While this could require a massive logistical challenge, perhaps we could find a way to scale it so that the meaning were not lost.
What is it about human nature that often decimates the idea of self preservation relative to the way we view our resources; whether it is our personal energies (more people being more kind) or our attitude towards our natural resources? Are the folkways and mores ingrained in such a way that deviating at this point in humanity creates a threat that deters us from doing what is most right relative to humanity's sense of wellness?
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Feb 27 2013: I personally do not turn my faucet on low for the benefit of the world because it would make no difference. The world is owned by profit-seekers. In the USA, a growing number of faucets are being turned into blow torches through a process called fracking (for natural gas). A growing number of irreplaceable aquifers are being polluted through poor farming methods. Global warming (that is at least partly caused by air pollution) is drying up water sources. Overpopulation is siphoning off much more. If we were all to use less water, the water companies' profits would decrease, so they would raise prices to keep profits growing in order to keep CEOs and investors happy.
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It's not just the USA (but it's not all countries). Look at Israel, that in a treaty agreed to drill for water in the West Bank - with all thinking that the water would go to Palestinians, but it didn't say so. So the water is sent to Israel proper and those Jewish settlements who use it to fill swimming pools that poor Palestinians must walk past as they carry their empty jugs to the public spigot that is sometimes miles away. Meanwhile, Israel's own aquifers are being preserved for Israel in the name of national security. Water has been weaponized.
And that's just the water. Now look at topsoil. 99.7 percent of human food comes from cropland, which is shrinking by more than 10 million hectares a year (almost 37,000 square miles) due to soil erosion - again caused by poor farming methods by mega corporately owned farms, that value profits more than human life. That this occurs during global warming and skyrocketing population is abysmal.
You asked, "what is it about human nature ...". It's not about human nature. It's about our culture. It values money more than it values human life. It's not the same in ALL countries.
Get rid of money (in all its forms, including barter) and private land ownership, and most of the problems you worry about will disappear.
Feb 27 2013: Hey Lover and good morning
Wow, not do something that is right, doesn't take a lot of effort, and makes at sense, because it doesn't make a difference based on everyone else's behavior-- that line of reasoning holds substance. If you see someone about to die and everyone else is walking by, would you do the same. And by the way such events have occurred. A rape case in NYC and another in California; in both instances bystanders did nothing despite the cries for help. I would never stand by, not if I could change the outcome regardless of how little. I heard a quote that I love a few years ago "... as long as there is a 1% chance, we will give 100% effort"
That being said; I here you on the fracking related to aquifers, our deteriorating air quality, soil erosion, and the Palestinian struggle; all of these are excellent points. I am familiar with the study that came out of Cornell University regarding top soil erosion rates 10 times that of the replenishment that can take some 20 years. I would add that each is contingent upon someone deciding to take action and being leader to initiate change. We are each active agents in change. The determination in our spirit sways the outcome in our world. When we develop a kernel of knowledge, we must then decide how it will help us act; it can increase our ability to act or have not impact at all.
The larger question as I read over your points is how do we then scale up? Where do our alliances lie that would support that upscaling? How do we ensure it's sustainable design and permanence?
We have been disenchanted by the inactivity of government's ineffectual performance. Fracking continues to deteriorate our natural resources. The EPA reported that 2,221 million metric tons of carbon dioxide were released in 2011. While these figures are down over 2010; we can expect more not less NG drilling as well as that of coal. Of sorts it is a catch 22, remove the dependency on foreign oil-- mmmm ok but ...
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Feb 27 2013: We need an entire overhaul of our social structure. But our government systems make us enemies of one another - distrustful on one hand, and willing to sell fracking rights that destroy their neighbors' water on the other.
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With a different social glue (and money IS a social glue), rape, murder, & muggings, etc., would begin diminishing almost immediately - to the point of nearly gone in relatively short order. Such violence is spawned by fear and a perceived need to deny that by overpowering others. (My opinion).
I do have hope though. No, I have certainty. Our social fabric is disintegrating. Our monetary paradigm (that rewards harming humanity, nations, communities, neighborhoods, and families) is collapsing. When it all comes crashing down (the Humpty Dumpty effect), then people will open their eyes to a new way.
While all that we know is rotting before our eyes, there is something profoundly beautiful that is growing in its place. It's not an organized movement, but it is movement. It is a worldview that is not based on the vulnerability of the individual; but rather, on the invincibility and power of the individual to use "mind" (mind power) to fill all wants and needs. It is based on the amazing discoveries now being made in quantum mechanics, but it has also been handed down through generations - known as the ancient arts.
Within this worldview (on a substrate) is the mandate that one must treat others as one wants to be treated, because how we treat others is an indication of what we are manifesting in our own lives. Actions have consequences, so to manifest the most beautiful consequences, one must discover that which is most beautiful about self. This precludes violence and tyranny.
when religion and $$$ fail, I believe that the God-believers will finally see the light, and believe what Jesus said" You are gods - the light of the world. All that you ask is given. (so if U don't like what U have, examine what you are asking for).Feb 27 2013: "believe that others do not..." I never said or suggested such a thing. You're making a blanket statement-- political positioning (lol) I am much more humble than that my dear FR. Sure there are lots of people doing good things, I never debated that; it should be obvious that we are generalizing and postulating on that which is not occurring by those who are not doing. :-) The variance is significant enough that it warrants conversation, not that no one cares.
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Feb 27 2013: It was this paragraph in your posing of the question that had given me this impression: "What is it about human nature that often decimates the idea of self preservation relative to the way we view our resources; whether it is our personal energies (more people being more kind) or our attitude towards our natural resources? Are the folkways and mores ingrained in such a way that deviating at this point in humanity creates a threat that deters us from doing what is most right relative to humanity's sense of wellness?" and "Why are we not doing such things?" in the first paragraph.
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No political positioning, just trying to understanding what you were getting at.Feb 27 2013: I could not agree with you more Lover. And yes the stage is being set for religion; "...Change-Gonna-Coooome" as the song goes.
The fabric of our society is in the midst of evolving to another level as we look at and understand what we are up against. The velocity of change cannot resist the thrust of evolutionary reactants. Hopefully the right people with be there to help ensure it well being.Feb 27 2013: In an ancient Indian kingdom a king wanted a milk lake. He got it dug by great labor and asked his subjects to pour a jug of milk in it by the end of night so that next morning the milk lake could come up. Next morning he saw a huge lake but not of milk, of water. Everyone thought his/her jug of water will not be noticed in so much milk.Feb 27 2013: Hey George,
I am not an advocate of big government but it would be nice to have an effective government. And despite my feelings against war, your service is appreciate. Values are important and the fact that you could be in Japan and appreciate some of their values says something about your ability to go beyond personal prejudice. To me it says something about shifting our everyday behaviors.
What law are you speaking to when you say we should pass a law.Feb 27 2013: TED Lover raises a good point. While many people live their lives in a way that follows their conscience as to what is best for the world, regardless of what those around them are doing, there are also people who do not do what they would otherwise believe to be the right thing, if they believe others are not doing the right thing.
There are people, for example, who will litter or cheat or use more than their share of things, because they think everyone else does it. also.
There is a concept in game theory called the Prisoner's Dilemma that captures this idea.
In yesterday's TED conference, singer and anti-poverty advocate, Bono, shared data he argued were very important for people to see far and wide. He shared what the data say about the tremendous inroads that have been made in the areas of reducing the percentage of people with malaria, HIV, and nutrition difficiencies in the most impoverished parts of the world, including sub-sahara Africa. He made a case for sharing these results widely because he beieves that misimpressions in this area cause people to believe mistakenly that what they do will not make a difference.(See data at www.one.org)
Banerjee and Duplo of the Poverty Action Lab at MIT share results of an experiment in which they show that individual generosity or sacrifice is strongly related to the impact people expect their efforts may have.Feb 27 2013: ...we also need a plan that works. If I can't count on the people that are doing the job, then I will have to decide to either do the job (not employment wise) myself or let the issue go. Either way, we have to determine what type of contributor we want to be-- or becomeFeb 27 2013: There seems to be ways things get done. In America someone says we should pass a law. Once people said we are progressives and.... Now it's - We are conservatives, and I am against big government, and we should pass a law ...... The other way is cultural. We once did that in America too - Okay I guess we still do but there is always someone..... I spent a year in the Okinawa Profecture of Jaqpan during my three years on active duty as a Marine officer. That seems to work pretty well - culture - in parts of Asia. The criminal lawyers would have been fairly hungry if it weren't for mainly our Marines and to a lesser extent the American airman on the island. I did enjoy working in Japanese Jurisdiction and we all noticed how well family values and culture worked for our hosts.Feb 26 2013: I live my life in this way every day. As I go through life, I constantly ask myself what I can do to be a better human being. I am about as unrestricted as one might hope to be by many standards. I do morning meditations, have learned to work out not because of my appearance but because I want to honor the capacities of my mental and physical being. Despite being part of certain environments I frequently go outside the tradition. You might learn a bit more about me by reading my blog (http://flusshit.blogspot.com/).
Feb 27 2013: Ah, so you do live as you describe but believe others do not take the same opportunities or are as thoughtful as you are about being better people.Feb 26 2013: Scotland, perhaps you could turn this question to yourself. How are you personally making an effort to do what you do differently, to be more kind or conserving? If you are not doing as much as you think you should, why not? What folkways and mores constrain you?


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Group restores Manchester's Stark Park, where 'Live Free or Die' coiner rests
MANCHESTER — Patricia Howard hopes one day students will associate the phrase "Live Free or Die" with a local legend, instead of license plates.
It's a vision that has helped guide the work of the Friends of Stark Park, including months of restoration work at the grave sites of Gen. John Stark and members of his family.
"This has been a big project, and we're on the homestretch," said Howard, Friends of Stark Park president.
"We used to joke about running a contest, asking who is buried in Stark Park and seeing how many people get it right," said Robert Chase, the Friends' treasurer. "He was really one of the primary heroes of the American Revolution."
Oak Hill Construction of Framingham, Mass., restored cement pillars and curbing at the site, which appears on national and state registers of historic places. Cassidy Bros. Forge of Rowley, Mass., which also did restoration at Valley Street Cemetery in Manchester, worked to bring the 100-year-old fence that surrounds the graves back to its original glory.
"As far as the work goes, you can't even tell what's original and what's replaced they did such a great job," said Howard.
She pointed out that no work was done to the Stark family graves.
Gen. Stark's final resting place is marked by a granite obelisk. He and his wife, Molly, had 11 children; a monument marks the graves of the other family members. A road in front of the fenced area will be replaced by a grass apron soon — possibly this week — where future ceremonies and other events can be held.
"There'll be a brick patio, and a walkway out to the entrance," Howard said.
Chase said additional plans call for clearing underbrush behind and below the grave sites.
"This could be opened up, and eventually visitors would be able to see Mount Uncanoonuc, the same view visitors had decades ago," Chase said.
Gen. Stark commanded the First Regiment of New Hampshire at the Battle of Bennington on Aug. 16, 1777. Stark and his troops defeated a larger British force. Two months later, he and his soldiers sealed off the last escape route for British troops at the Battle of Saratoga. "Those two battles are frequently cited as turning points in the American Revolution," Chase said.
After returning to his Manchester farm, Stark became sick and was unable to attend a reunion with his troops. Instead, he wrote a toast to be read to his men, "Live free or die. Death is not the worst of evils."
The first four words of that toast became New Hampshire's state motto.
Gen. Stark died in 1822 and was buried in the family plot on North River Road. The 30-acre plot was dedicated as a public park in 1893.
By 2000, it had fallen into disrepair. A group of neighbors formed the Friends of Stark Park in 2004, with a mission to restore the park and the grave site according to a "preservation master plan" developed by the city.
Funds were donated to build a bandstand, constructed in 2009.
Howard said if all goes as planned, the completed project could be the focus of a celebration next summer, possibly on the anniversary of the Battle of Bennington on Aug. 16.
"We've raised just over $140,000," said Howard, including $20,000 from the Manchester Community Improvement Program and $10,000 from conservation "moose" license plate funds. "We tapped every resource we could, and we're very pleased with the work ... but more needs to be done."
For more information, go to friendsofstarkpark.org.
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Hi all, I am having problems with welding anything steel, My gun cap is arcing to the metal I am welding. I have never had this happen before. I am running 030 solid wire,75/25 gas ,220 power,I have tried auto set up and manual set up.Not alot of hours on this machine (aprox30) My MM172 was much more forgiving than the new MM211. I am not sure whats up.Any body have this problem. I have checked polarity and that is where its supossed to be.
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MM 211 having problemsDynasty 200 DX
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Check for a piece of slag inside the nozzle or on the contact tube....BobBob Wright, Grandson of Tee Nee Boat Trailer Founder
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If you don't find anything shorting across from the tip to the nozzle then the insulator in the nozzle has to be shorted. The most common reason for that happening is to much noz-dip. If you are using noz-dip you only want to dip the very end of the nozzle about a 1/4" is plenty. Using more than a little can saturate the insulator and can cause the nozzle to short out. If you are not using noz-dip then it sounds like the insulator in the nozzle has just failed.
In either case replacing the nozzle should take care of the arcing issue.Kevin Schuh
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Yep, It was a tiny piece of junk way back in the tip of the gun. This was the first time I had that happen. Thanks everybody for the help. I stay so busy that the little things go overlooked. Thanks again.Dynasty 200 DX
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You can make money in handrails and other ornamental and decorative ironwork, but get ready to have the squirrels fall out of the trees. I do them but don't count on them for anything nor do I really consider them profitable. I have yet to sell anyone on aluminum or stainless once they find out both cost considerably more than steel. I let my partner handle the rails. If they can handle the cost I do the artsy stuff, but it is never cheap. Surprisingly in the last year I have had maybe 10 calls for aluminum (none handrails) and zero for stainless and I live in New Orleans, lol.
I don't build trailers. I just modify them, and repair them. There is no way that I can compete with the manufacturers. I would sell decorative steel security doors, but even my supplier can't compete with the cheap crap from China that Lowes and Home Depot sell, and that is mostly all anyone around here wants. I don't mess with the iron fencing anymore. I just fix the messes these guys who don't use levels and squares make. Incidentally, they mostly don't speak english either.
Learn all of the processes on all materials, and get good at them. Putting all of your eggs in one basket is always a bad idea. I know how to Tig aluminum as well as stainless, steel, cast iron, copper, titanium, monel, inconel, get the picture, and mostly never even get approached for them. Learn to use a Mig, yes it works well on aluminum and is much faster than Tig. Speed makes the customer happy. The faster you can do it the cheaper you can do it.
Learn to use sticks. Simply because there are many many things that Tig is not well suited for, and the same goes for Mig. If you plan on making welding a career the more versatile you are the better off you are.
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I think it's cool you want to start your own business doing aluminum.
Word of warning. Doing alum repair is a far cry from doing new welding with nice shiny new aluminum. People will bring you the dirtiest, greasiest garbage you can imagine. Old transmissions. boat skegs etc. If you have never worked with this stuff you will be in for a big surprise. It takes a long time to learn how to repair these things properly. Which rod to use for cast versus billett. Which technique. What gas if tigging. Dirt is your enemy, especially with aluminum.
I am not trying to discourage you, go for it as I did. Just make sure you can do what you say!
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I have tried several different recipes for Chocolate Pecan Pie (my husband's favorite!!). This is by far the best recipe out there! The change I made to the recipe is I beat the eggs. Put a bit of the hot chocolate mixture in a separte bowl and whisk the eggs into the bowl of chocolate to prevent the eggs from cooking (the "scramble" effect), pour the remaining hot chocolate mixture into the bowl of chocolate/egg mixture, whisking constantly, until throughly mixed. Then I will add the vanilla and salt and pecans. I probably use more that 1 cup of pecans.
What did I do wrong? The taste gets a 5, but my pie was more like soup! I am an experienced baker and followed recipe exactly except I used a very dark cocoa powder and I baked the pie an additional 15 mintues because I could tell it was not setting up. I could not really call it a pie. It really was a mess. Again, the flavor was there, but I would not make again without major revisions. Perhpas adding some flour?
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An absentee guest sent this pie to our home for Thanksgiving dinner. I was too busy and too full to try the dessert and, when cleaning up the kitchen, I decided to pack up the few leftovers and send it back home with her husband (I was trying to save space in the fridge). When my other guests learned that I had returned the remaining pie, they were sooooo disappointed, saying it was the best pie they had ever eaten and I was crazy to have given it up. When I tried the pie a day later, I have to admit that it was fantastic. I should let you know that she mistakenly used 1 cup of butter (instead of only 1/2) and I don't know if that error added even more to its "fantasticness". I can't wait to make this myself!
update: I made this last night and made the terrible error of adding the eggs to the hot chocolate mixture and taking my time before mixing it all together. What happened? Some of the eggs cooked, resulting in chunks of scrambled eggs in the pie! Gross!!! I picked out the chunks of egg, ruining the look of the pie, but it still tasted fine. How does this pie taste hot out of the oven? Ugh. How does it taste after a night of chilling in the refrigerator? Deeelish.
This was my first time eating a chocolate pecan pie. While the pie was very good, I prefer the original pecan pie. It was a quick and easy dessert, though, and my kids enjoyed it. If you aren't really, really into a chocolatey taste, then I'd suggest cutting back on the cocoa powder a bit. It wasn't an overpowering taste, I just felt the pecan pie taste was lost in it.
Edited to add: I just pulled this out of the fridge to try it again, and it was SO much better after it was chilled for a few hours. The middle became a lot more creamy and smooth, almost a hot fudge consistency. I will make this again but make sure it's been well chilled before serving.
This is excellent pie. I normally find pecan pie (and any chocolate varieties) far too sweet for more than a sliver, but this recipe makes a delicious chocolate pecan pie. The filling has a gooey, fudgy consistency and tastes incredible. My husband (a chocoholic) said this is the best pecan pie he's had. I used 1 stick of butter instead of margarine and used a refrigerated ready-made pie crust. Simple and delicious!
The filling overflowed. I believe this would make 2 9 inch pies easily. Excellent recipe!!!!
This pie was extremly tasty and had great flavor. I followed the recipe excatly how it said and it came out perfect. the center was gooey and the pecans added a nice crunch. I will be making this thousands of times more.
WARNING: this was extremly fatning and filling. if your watching your waist STAY AWAY.(but your tastebuds will thank you.)
You may think this sounds crazy, but try adding a little Bourbon Whiskey on top of the pecans prior to baking. The alccohol potency will dissipate after baking, but adds just the right amount of flavour!
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
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Calories: 564
Calories from Fat: 282
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As a junior: Played in 50 games for Quinnipiac, starting in 47 of those games…Posted a .229 batting average, while contributing 30 hits, 19 runs and nine RBI…Collected two home runs, three doubles and a triple…Held a .313 slugging percentage and a .342 on-base percentage…Stole five bases…Led the team with 349 putouts and a .390 fielding percentage…Was named the Northeast Conference's Defensive Player of the Year and received the NEC's Golden Glove Award.
Before Quinnipiac: Attended Iowa Lakes Community College between 2008 and 2010...As a sophomore, she held a .389 batting average and a .444 on base percentage...She also contributed 89 hits, 83 runs, 12 homeruns and 101 RBI's on the season...Was the Region XI Runner up in 2009 and 2010...Placed third at Nationals in 2010...Was fourth in stolen bases, 15th in homerun leaders, and first in RBI's for the NJCAA...Was named All-Region first team for two years…Was selected to the NFCA/NJCAA first team and named All-American in 2010…Was named NJCAA Diamond Catcher of the Year…Attended Lincoln High School, where she played varsity softball, basketball and golf...Her high school softball team won the State Championships in 2008...Was named a softball and basketball Most Valuable Player...Was named All-State…Was selected as a Academic 4.0 Athlete...Played for the Flash, until 2009 and the Flamez, until 2008...Was named the Flash's Most Valuable Player, Best Defensive and Best Offensive Player.
Personal: A native of Sioux Falls, South Dakota...Daughter of Dick and Cindy Heiberger...Has two older brothers, Jake and Joe, and three older sisters, Casey, Holly, and Beth...Her father, Dick, played football and baseball at Dakota State...Her brother, Jake, played baseball at Trinidad Junior College and her brother, Joe, played golf at the University of Sioux Falls...Majoring in communications and media studies with a minor in fine arts.


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With seasonal flu season upon us, the gold standards of flu-prevention such as vigilant hand washing and flu vaccination become increasingly important.
In addition to these tried and true techniques, however, research suggests a number of complementary therapies that can help prevent and overcome the cold and flu blues.
From listening to good music to beefing up your sex life, there are a number of unexpected ways to boost your immune system and help ward off illness this winter.
A natural reaction to nasal congestion can be to want to "clear it out" with nose-blowing, but hard blowing can only make symptoms worse by pushing virus-laden mucus further into your sinuses, according to doctors.
To test this notion, researchers at the University of Virginia conducted CT scans and other measurements while subjects blew their noses, sneezed and coughed. Coughing and sneezing didn't have much of an effect on nasal cavities, but nose blowing built up enormous pressure, propelling mucus deeper into the sinuses.
"Not blowing your nose hard is good advice," said Dr. Bill Schaffner, chairman of Preventive Medicine at Vanderbilt University. "Pushing the mucus back into the sinuses will lead to more prolonged symptoms. Gentle blowing of the nose, just clearing the front of the nose, seems to work better. If you do it in the shower or under moist, humid conditions when the sinuses are already loosened, even better."
Using nasal decongestants to help drain mucus or rinsing the nasal passages with salt water are other options.
Listening to relaxing music seems like no-brainer stress-buster, but research shows that 30 minutes of listening to soothing "environmental music" actually boosts the immune system's production of illness-fighting proteins, immunoglobulin A (IgA). IgA acts as an antibody, binding to pathogens when they first enter the body and calling forth the immune system cells needed to destroy them.
In a study from Wilkes University, salivary levels of IgA were significantly higher for test subjects who listened to this type of music when compared to those who listened to the radio or sat in silence for 30 minutes. What is environmental music? It's often playing in spas and usually intermixes relaxing instrumental music with sounds of nature.
Authors cite the ability of music to alter mood and emotional states as a possible explanation for this benefit. A 2003 review of several studies testing this benefit concluded that in general, music listening has a positive impact on IgA and mood.
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Though vitamin C has notoriously been the go-to vitamin when a cold is coming on, the evidence supporting the supplementation of vitamin C for colds and flu is inconclusive. Surprisingly, vitamin D, usually known for bolstering bone health and preventing rickets in children, has been shown to reduce the risk of catching colds during flu season.
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WESTFIELD, Ind. – Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) contractors will begin nighttime lane restrictions next week to facilitate temporary pavement widening in preparation for an upcoming work zone traffic shift on U.S. 31.
Rieth-Riley Construction will restrict traffic lanes on northbound U.S. 31 between 146th Street and 169th Street beginning Tuesday, March 5 at 9 p.m. Lane restrictions are expected to end by 6 a.m. and resume each night for approximately three weeks. The work is weather dependent.
Rieth-Riley will be widening the east shoulder of northbound U.S. 31 to prepare for an upcoming traffic shift that will place both directions of traffic on the existing northbound side of the highway while southbound lanes are upgraded to freeway standards.
INDOT is hosting a project open house at Westfield Middle School on Tuesday, March 12 from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. to inform the public of all construction and maintenance of traffic details. A formal presentation will begin at 6:00 p.m. The open house format allows community members an opportunity to speak one-on-one with INDOT representatives and project team members.
INDOT recently awarded a $58.4 million contract for the new U.S. 31 Hamilton County between 146th Street and 169th Street, including new freeway exits at 146th, 151st and 161st Streets. The bid submitted by Rieth-Riley Construction of Goshen was the lowest among five contractors and nearly $5 million below engineers' cost estimates.
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Elk County officials will soon catch a break in their budget, as commissioners yesterday discussed Act 22, an initiative that went into effect July 1, which provides help with payments of inmate medical health care bills for eligible inmates.
As the second week of the trial of Lawrence Earl Donachy commenced Monday morning, testimony concluded and jurors began the day with a field trip to St. Marys, where they were shown various sites of interest pertaining to the trial. Donachy, 36, is accused of the April 5-6, 1999 rape and murder of 56-year-old St. Marys beautician Irene Challingsworth at her home on 213 Walnut St.
At Monday evening's City Council meeting, approximately 11 area residents, including some employees and owners of downtown businesses, appeared before council to express their displeasure with proposed parking changes for the city.
Mildred M. "Nan" Salter, 72, of 113 E. Condot Road, St. Marys, died on Monday, October 17, 2011 at Elk Regional Health Center following a brief illness.
She was born June 3, 1939 in Johnsonburg, a daughter of the late Anthony "Tony" and Mildred Aiello Asti.
On January 25, 1958, in Holy Rosary Church, she married the late James B. Salter, who preceded her in death on March 12, 2002.
Milfred H. Nelson, 86, of 201 Depot St., Ridgway, died peacefully on Monday, Oct. 17, 2011, after a brief stay at Elk Haven Nursing Home.
He was born Aug. 23, 1925, in Ridgway, son of the late William B. and Grace E. (Gardner) Nelson. He married Betty J. Keneske on Feb. 7, 1945; she preceded him in death on May 31, 2009.
He had resided in Ridgway all of his life and was a member of Bethlehem Lutheran Church. He was a graduate of the Ridgway Area High School. He had been employed by the Elliott Company and then by Motion Control Industries for 40 years.
Matilda K. "Tillie" DeWald, 96, a resident of Pinecrest Manor, formerly of Elk Towers and West Mill Street, died Sunday, October 16, 2011 at Pinecrest Manor.
She was born February 19, 1915 in St. Marys, a daughter of the late Sebastian and Margaret Deth Sorg.
On November 15, 1939 in St. Mary's Church, she married the late Joseph J. "Joker" DeWald, who preceded her in death on January 28, 1994.
John Gilbert Copella, 81, of Lighthouse Point, Fla., died Friday, September 23, 2011 of congestive heart failure at his home.
He was born on December 27, 1929 in Kersey, a son of the late John Francis Copella and Mary Gladys Copella (nee Buckley).
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Marina T. Agens, 86, of 101 N. Mill St., Ridgway, died Sunday, October 16, 2011, in the home of her sister, Beverly MacDonald, at 1533 Front St.
She was born January 30, 1925, in Ridgway, the daughter of the late R. Joseph and Lavina M. Ross Tettis. She married Donald J. Agens, who predeceased her on Februaury 16, 2001.
Mrs. Agens had resided most of her life in Ridgway. She was a member of St. Leo's Catholic Church, the C.D. of A., and the Ridgway Senior Center.
The St. Marys Area Flying Dutch soccer team lost a 7-0 contest to the DuBois Area Beavers on a muddy, cold, wet and windy Saturday morning at the SMAHS soccer field.
The Beavers were the aggressors in the first half of the contest as they were able to build a 5-0 lead at the half.
DuBois got on the board at the 31:54 mark to take the 1-0 lead.
As both teams battled their way through the water and mud, neither mounted much of an offensive threat.
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Voted Best Sports Bar in 2010 by LA magazine!!
The grand-daddy of sports bars has reopened with the same great menu; award winning chilli, clam chowder, buffalo wings, and ribs. Now with 2 levels for the ultimate in sports viewing. Catering available.
Legends is the only place in Southern California to watch any sporting event. We have over 30 HDTV's, a 220 inch HD projection screen, the largest HD projection screen in the US at 326 inches as well as personal screens located at each of our dining room's booths. We now also have 3D TV's in our upstairs Sky Box! Maybe the kids aren't interested in Sportscenter? We can display an animated movie with audio that will be sure to keep them entertained. We are located in the heart of Long Beach's hidden treasure, Belmont Shore. Legends is conveniently reached from all over L.A. and Orange County.
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If your a sports fan who wants to feel like your at a vegas sportsbook with tvs surrounding u, high quality picture then this is your bar. They have any and every type of game your looking to watch and the staff is always really nice about putting on a particular game u want to see . I've only been here during he daytime, and all o the daytime bartenders are very friendly. Sports + great beer/drinks + cool staff = happy customers.
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2/6/2012 **** We hit up this spot for the NFC championship game, it's my understanding that new owners are in place as of Jan 1-2012. What we encountered was a pretty packed main level with a totally empty upstairs, checked in with the hostess and was given about a 10-15 wait window. Little did I know that unannounced to me that they were not going to seat us until our group of two others got there, really ? We now hold up parties until all the guests arrive ? Dude its a sports bar not a five star $$$ eatery. Anyways the front hostess people were clueless and had that deer in the headlight gaze and no idea on how to deal with a packed house, hopefully things have gotten better with experience. With this being said the gal that manages this place is a rockstar ! She single handedly managed the whole upper deck, she was like lightning and described the chaotic challenges they were having with the false expectation that no one would really show up for the morning game, lol famous last words-ownership, take notice. All and all this is a pretty great spot due to the fact that they have a gigantic projection screen and tons of smaller HD's around with not a bad seat in the house. My bloody mary was tasty and spicey as it should be, food and drink was pretty standard but we enjoyed everything we got. Cheers -
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11/5/2011 ***** This is my favorite sports bar for college football. I've been coming here for about 3 years now. I'm not a particularly picky drinker when my purpose for going is sports, but they have fat tire on tap and that's usually my beer of choice anyway. The food is nothing special and in most cases should just be avoided all together. However, I'm not here to eat. Legends is in the middle of Belmont Shore and there are more than enough restaurants to eat at before or after going to the bar. If you're like me and your primary reason for going to a sports bar is to watch sports and drink while doing so, this place more than makes for a pleasurable experience. On game days, they'll have two large projector screens covering two-story walls, tons of flat screens, and a great crowd.
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Talacre Beach is part of our Go Active Breaks Collection. This multi award winning park has been a firm favourite with families for years. Set beside miles of golden sand dunes and beaches, with a nature reserve and RSPB, it is perfectly positioned to explore a wealth of amazing castles, beaches, golf courses and the famous Snowdonia National Park. Enjoy our modern family Country Club bar and restaurant complex, take to the water in the tropical indoor pool, indulge in the sauna and steam room or choose from a variety of fantastic Go Active activities and so much more!The parks Brasserie offers a mouth watering selection of tasty dishes and the Country Club (refurbished in 2012) combines great entertainment for mum and dad and fun for Kids with the Entertainment team to ensure a holiday to remember.No holiday would be complete without visiting the parks fish and chip shop or a visit to the park supermarket for buckets and spades.
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Writers and would-be writers: would you like a good excuse for a trip to Vermont? Sign up for the League of Vermont Writers Workshopcoming March 14 in Middlebury VT.
The workshop is entitled "Promoting Your Talent" and it will cover how to sell your story ideas to book and magazine publishers, and how to promote a published book.
See the website for biographies of the speakers, more information about the workshop, and information about registering.
Also note on that website page, there will a March 19 - 22 Writers' Retreat in Craftsbury, and a May 30 Memoir writing workshop in Middlebury.
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1st Silicon Completes Qualification and Starts Production with Sharp Corporation for 0.13µm NOR Flash TechnologySarawak, Malaysia, 5月 9, 2005.
1st Silicon (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd., a premier semiconductor-manufacturing foundry, announced that it has completed qualification and begun production shipment of Sharp Corporation's 0.13µm NOR Flash technology. Today's announcement represents a major milestone for the company.
The custom technology fabricated at 1st Silicon's state-of-the-art facility in Malaysia is dedicated to Sharp Corporation, a leading supplier of NOR Flash products. The 0.13µm NOR Flash products with density up to 128Mb are manufactured using aluminium back end process.
According to Dr. John Nelson, Chief Executive Officer of 1st Silicon, "We are very proud to be the first foundry in Malaysia to be in production at the 0.13µm node. Sharp Corporation is our initial technology partner and we are delighted to announce this successful third-generation technology transfer."
Dr. Nelson added, "Through close cooperation and partnership, the companies have developed the ability to rapidly transfer and bring to mass production NOR Flash technology. Based on 1st Silicon's experience in NOR Flash, we will continue to extend our embedded flash technology portfolio."
Apart from serving NOR Flash customers, 1st Silicon's business strategy also focuses on servicing the niche markets by offering embedded flash, image sensor, high voltage and automotive processes.
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1st Silicon (http://www.1si.com) is a dedicated semiconductor foundry founded in 1998 by the Malaysian State of Sarawak. 1st Silicon's 200mm wafer fab facility is designed to cater up to more than 45,000 wafers per month at full ramp-up capacity for 0.25µm down to 0.13µm geometries. The Company offers volume production of digital and mixed-signal CMOS technologies in 0.25µm and 0.18µm processes. 1st Silicon started production of 0.25µm in Q1 2001 and 0.18µm qualification in Q1 2003. 0.15µm will go into production in Q3 2005. 0.13µm flash is in production. The Company also focuses on niche markets by offering reliable and cost-effective embedded non-volatile memory, high voltage, CMOS image sensor and CCD processes. 1st Silicon's customers include integrated device manufacturers and fabless semiconductor companies worldwide. 1st Silicon has its headquarters in Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia, and sales offices in US, Korea and Taiwan.


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Manneh Nets MLS Hat-Trick!
Former Texas Rush Player Kekuta Manneh Scored a Hat trick for Vancouver in their recent 4-1 win over the Seattle Sounders.
Manneh makes history with hat trick
by Paul Kennedy - as featured in Soccer America Daily
[MLS REWIND: Week 33] Kekuta Manneh, an 18-year-old rookie, became the youngest player to score a hat trick in MLS history as he scored three goals in the first 53 minutes to give the Vancouver Whitecaps a stunning 4-1 win at Seattle. The Vancouver win along with San Jose's 1-0 victory over Colorado and Sporting Kansas City's 0-0 tie with Houston meant that none of the four teams with a chance to clinch playoff berths Wednesday night got the job done. ...Read full article.
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