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Before you start thinking the U.S. government is going to kick down your door looking for incandescent bulbs like they're drugs – that's not the case. The lighting ban isn't a true ban; you're still free to buy them in stores and use incandescents at home. The U.S. is simply stopping the import and domestic manufacture of 40W and 60W bulbs, similar to the previous phase out of 100W and 75W bulbs.
Furthermore, incandescent bulbs will still be in stores, albeit with a dwindling supply. The availability of these bulbs should go on for a good part of next year. When the shelves run empty, homeowners will be able to use a multitude of other lighting solutions including halogen, compact fluorescent lights (CFL), and the new fangled LED light bulbs.
Here's a breakdown of the alternatives: halogen lights provide the closest color temperature to incandescent lamps but only last for 1,000 hours and consume approximately 43 watts compared to a 60-watt incandescent light. On the plus side halogens are also the cheapest of the bunch.
CFL blubs, meanwhile, last considerably longer 10,000 hours and consume 13 watts for the equivalent of a 60-watt incandescent bulb. CFLs also have drawbacks as they're priced slightly higher and contain trace amounts of mercury that has to be recycled at a proper facility. Lastly the light they produce is cooler, tinting rooms in a slight blue rather than warm, orange tinged incandescent bulbs.
Homeowners looking to future proof their home should look to LED lights. Although they are the most expensive lighting solution, prices have been going down steadily throughout the year. LED lights also provide the near white illumination and are rated to last the longest, up to 20 years.
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LEDs cost more but will repay themselves many times over time.
Tenants and leasers should insist that LED bulbs are installed, including LED equivalent T8 bulbs to fluorescent fittings.
OR, would do well to replace as many lamps as they can for the duration of their lease, re-installing the old lamps when they leave.
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ST. MARYS ŌĆō Ridgway was spurred on by a 24-point performance from senior guard Eric Matheson as the Elkers won the Elk County Boys Holiday Basketball Tournament with a 45-38 victory over Johnsonburg Friday night at St. Marys Area High School.
With the Dutchmen down by eight headed into the fourth quarter of Friday afternoon's Elk County Boys' Holiday Tournament consolation game against Elk County Catholic, St. Marys Area senior Justin Quiggle led a furious rally, adding 16 points to tie the score at 50-all at the end of regulation. The Dutchmen were then able to use that momentum to edge the Crusaders 57-56 in overtime to take the win.
The Elk County Catholic Lady Crusaders stayed perfect on the season as they defeated the St. Marys Area Lady Dutch by a 41-35 score Friday night to capture the 2011 Elk County GirlsŌĆÖ Holiday Basketball Tournament crown. The Lady Crusaders are now 7-0.
The game was close for most of the 32 minutes of play. With 5:18 left in the game, the Lady Dutch were able to knot the score at 33 on a foul shot by Becky Krieg. In the closing minutes, Elk Catholic was able to outscore St. Marys 8-2 to win the game 41-35.
ŌĆ£It was nice to get the win,ŌĆØ said ECCHS coach Ken Pistner.
ST. MARYS ŌĆō The Ramettes (3-5) were rarely contested Friday in a 54-20 victory over winless Ridgway in the consolation game of the 30th annual Elk County girls holiday basketball tournament.
The Ramettes were led by Brittany Watts with 15 points, while Chelsea Benson and Rhianon Fowler contributed 10 points each; Ridgway's leading scorer was Nicole Breier with eight points.
Johnsonburg applied heavy defensive pressure early on to trigger multiple turnovers in the first quarter en route to a 20-3 lead.
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James D. Lodes, 69, of 11 Mertz Avenue, St. Marys, died unexpectedly on Thursday, December 29, 2011 at his home.
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ST. MARYS ŌĆō The Lady Dutch avenged a season-opening loss to Johnsonburg with a 42-33 win Thursday to get them into today's Elk County Holiday Tournament final against unblemished Elk County Catholic.
ST. MARYS ŌĆō The Elk County Catholic Lady Crusaders will play in the championship game of the Elk County Girls' Holiday Basketball Tournament after a 59-25 victory over Ridgway Thursday afternoon at St. Marys Area High School.
The Johnsonburg Rams held off a second-half rally by the Elk County Catholic Crusaders in yesterday evening's first-round game of the Elk County Holiday Boys' Basketball Tournament, winning 40-37 to advance to tonight's championship game versus the Ridgway Elkers.
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Wednesday, May 01, 2002Johnson City, Tenn. (May 1, 2002) -- East Tennessee State women's golf head coach Katie Weiss Wednesday announced the signing of two high school golfers that will join the Buccaneer program for the 2002-03 season. The first signee is Ashley Barton (Seffner, Fla.) from Armwood High School in Seffner, Fla. Ashley was a four-year letterwinner for Coach Wyatt at Armwood. She was named as the team's most dedicated player in 1999, and the team Most Valuable Player in 2001 and 2002. She holds the lowest scoring average in school history and was the first person to reach the state tournament from the school. Ashley was a member of the All-Western Conference team on two occasions and was in the top-10 in scoring average in the conference twice. Barton was the champion of the 2001 Epix Invitational Junior Classic. Ashley attended the same high school as ETSU freshman men's golfer Jeremy Hobson (Thonotasassa, Fla.). Kailey Brooks (Bracebridge, Ontario) comes to the Buccaneers from Bracebridge and Muskoka Lakes Secondary School in Bracebridge, Ontario. Kailey was the 2001 Bracebridge Athlete of the Year and was named a College Prospect of America in 1998. Brooks was a Pepsi Future Masters Champion in 1996, 1998 and 1999. Kailey also played basketball at Bracebridge and Muskoka Lakes. "We are very pleased with our 2002-03 class," said Weiss. "We are replacing three seniors with talented players that will make an immediate impact to our program.
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Any of 60 species of fish found in the open water of the Atlantic Ocean and off both the North American and European coasts. The Albacore, Bonito, Tuna and King Mackerel (also called Kingfish) are the most well known of this family of fish. The firm, oily texture of their meat make them excellent eating. They can be found fresh year-round, and when small (about 1 pound), it's sold whole. Larger fish, such as the 3/4 ton Tuna, are cut into fillets and steaks. Mackerel can also be found smoked or salted. The salted variety must be soaked before using to extract excess salt. Mackerel can be cooked in almost any manner, with dry heat methods the best.
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Mahi Mahi is a dolphinfish, but got confused with the swimming mammal dolphin. In order to avoid people thinking they were eating Flipper, it was marketed under its Hawaiian name Mahi Mahi, meaning "strong strong." A sweet-flavored, firm-textured fish, moderately fat and very flavorful (somewhat similar to swordfish), mahi is local to Florida, Hawaii and other warm waters around the world. It is best prepared simply to enhance its natural flavor—made all the more delicious by its diet of squid, mackerel, shrimp, crab and smaller mahi. They sometimes pursue flying fish by leaping out of the water.
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A strange-looking fish that is firm-textured and has delicious meat, often compared to lobster. In Europe, the monkfish has been treasured for many years, but until the later part of the 1970s, American fisherman would dispose of it as trash fish. Americans now keep the monkfish, but only for the meat from the tail, whereas Europeans use the entire fish. It can be prepared using several different cooking methods, such as poaching, roasting, sautéing or grilling. If monkfish is not available, it may be substituted with grouper, tilefish or lobster. If the fish has been properly cooked, the meat will appear opaque, but will still be moist.
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A sort of catchall term, mullet refers to many unrelated fish (particularly goatfish, such as the red mullet), as well as to mullets themselves, of which there are over 100 species. But true mullets, such as the quite common striped and silver mullet, are available in U.S. markets most of the year, depending on the region. Mullets are moderate- to high-fat fish ranging in size from 1/2 to 12 pounds. They have firm, white flesh and a mild, nutty flavor. Mullets are an important food fish around the world and take well to dry or moist heat cooking.
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Mollusks are one of the two main classifications of shellfish (the other is crustacean). Mollusks cover their soft bodies with a shell of one or more parts, or have developed beyond the need for a shell. There are three classes of mollusks: gastropods, also called univalves, with a single, usually spiral shell (e.g. snail, conch); bivalves, with two shells held together by a muscle (e.g. mussel, oyster); and cephalopods, who have shed their need for external shells (e.g., octopus, squid) but have an internal shell, which is called a pen.
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While this bivalve mollusk enjoys enormous popularity in Europe, Americans for the most part tend to ignore them in favor of oysters and clams, but popularity is growing thanks to aquaculture and a good marketing job by mussel producers. There are approximately 17 species of edible mussels that are harvested or cultured worldwide. They all have thin, oblong shells ranging from 1-1/2 to 6 inches in length, and vary in color from blue to green to a yellow-brown.
|New Zealand green-lip mussel. Photos courtesy of PhilsFishMarket.com.
The most common mussel is the blue mussel found along the Atlantic (including Maine and Prince Edward Island), Pacific and Mediterranean coasts. Live mussels are available year-round, but West Coast mussels can only be had from November through April because of a regional parasite. Canned plain or smoked mussels are also available. While able to be cooked in various ways, they tend to be found alone in a sauce or in the classic bouillabaisse or paella.
Mussel Trivia: 700 years ago, Patrick Walton, a shipwrecked sailor, strung a net between two poles to catch sea birds. He found the mussels growing on the poles, had a good meal of them, and so began mussel farming in France. See also shellfish.
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So far this spring, Mother Nature has been the major opponent for a Southwestern Community College softball team with high expectations for the 2013 season.
After an eight-game trip to South Carolina last week, going 6-2 at the Snowbird Classic, four straight home doubleheaders have been postponed by wintry weather and wet field conditions.
Marshalltown CC and Southeastern CC were scheduled to play at SWCC on Wednesday and Thursday, with the Marshalltown twinbill moved to April 11. This weekend, the Spartans were supposed to host NIACC on Saturday and Ellsworth on Sunday, but now those dates are April 6-7.
If possible, Southwestern is set to host William Penn JV on Monday, but the weekend forecast makes that another iffy proposition.
"The early schedule is already a mess," said eighth-year coach Lindsay Stumpff. "It's been so different than last year, when it was so nice."
Record season
The freshman-dominated Spartans of 2012 went on to post a school-record 43 victories, falling to first-year program DMACC in the regional finals. Stumpff is assisted by volunteer coach Todd Verwers, who surpassed 200 career wins last season while guiding Martensdale-St. Marys to the Class 1A state championship over Earlham.
Southwestern was selected as an NJCAA Division II NFCA Regional Coaching Staff of the Year in 2012. That team was just the third SWCC squad to reach a regional final, finishing the season at 43-21.
SWCC fell 5-1 to DMACC in the final game of the double-elimination regional tournament. The Spartans entered the Region XI Tournament as the four-seed, but went undefeated until losing two games in a row to DMACC, after earlier defeating the Bears.
Along the way, Leah Kipfer, Londen Miller and Danyielle Barger all surpassed the previous single-season record for hits on a Spartan squad that hit .329 overall.
Kipfer and Barger are among several returnees on the 2013 team. Essentially, Stumpff only had to fill one infield and one outfield position from last year's starting lineup, as top pitchers Courtney Wagner and Kipfer also return.
"We have very high expectations for this year," Stumpff said. "It's nice to have that experience, and I feel very comfortable with the people we have stepping into the (open) positions."
Last year, Iowa Central and Kirkwood were each nationally ranked in taking the top two spots of the regular-season standings in Region XI Division II, but neither made the finals as third-place DMACC and fourth-place SWCC went all the way to the championship round.
DMACC's run to the national tournament garnered some respect, but this year's preseason poll ended up similar to a year ago.
"We were picked to finish fourth in the conference," Stumpff said, "which I'm OK with. We don't have a target on our backs. But I think we're going to finish higher than fourth. Our team is a year older and they know what to expect."
Kirkwood, which has freshman pitcher Amber Logemann of Earlham, is the top league pick this spring. Logemann lost 1-0 in extra innings to Martensdale-St. Marys in last year's 1A state finals.
DMACC, also a freshman-laden team last year, is picked No. 2. Among the Bears' new recruits is infielder Katlin Briley of Creston. Iowa Central, hit hard by graduation last spring, is the third pick.
Veteran pitchers
The key for a successful softball season often starts at the pitching rubber, and that should be a strength for the Spartans this year with the return of Wagner and Kipfer.
Wagner, former Ottumwa hurler, went 21-5 a year ago with a 2.79 ERA. In 171 innings she had 161 strikeouts while opponents batted. .257. She picked up where she left on the season-opening trip, winning three games, including a 1-0 shutout of 15th-ranked Delaware Tech. Her only loss was another 1-0 game against third-ranked Brookedale.
Kipfer, who plays first base when not pitching, was 15-11 in 2012 with a 3.14 ERA. She also went 3-1 on the southern trip.
Kipfer, of Albia, is also an offensive force with a team-high 82 hits last year for a new school record, while batting .432 with eight home runs and 68 RBI in 57 games.
Sophomore Carla Smith of Creston returns as the primary catcher, after successful recovery from knee surgery. Smith hit .329 as a freshman, also leading the team in sacrifices.
"Carla has been splitting time catching early in the season," Stumpff said. "We don't want to push her too far. She had knee surgery over the summer and went through rehab all fall. She started up again just before Christmas."
Barger at third base and Hanna Sneed at shortstop return from last year, hitting .354 and .284, respectively. With Londen Miller graduated, freshman Ashley Strong of Vinton-Shellsburg steps into the second base role. Strong was a third-team all-state shortstop as a prep senior.
Speedy outfield
Outfielder Sarah Meineke transferred after one year, leaving a hole in the outfield. Primarily, Stumpff plans to move returnee Ashley Brandt from center to left, creating an opportunity for fleet freshman Alex Snyder of Treynor to play in center.
"Snyder is aggressive on the bases, which helps us offensively," Stumpff said. "Both she and Ashley are quick in the outfield and get a good jump on the ball."
Dominique Tolle (.331) returns in right field.
Several other Spartans provide valuable depth in a busy season, including two area players in sophomore catcher-infielder Tessa Otto of Murray and freshman first baseman Sami Borland of Lenox.
Southwestern appears poised to have another strong hitting season, scoring 35 runs in the first three games in South Carolina — 11-0 over Glen Oaks, and 11-0 and 13-6 over Miami Hamilton University.
Weather permitting, a key conference matchup is on tap Wednesday against Iowa Central. Originally scheduled for Fort Dodge, the doubleheader is slated for 3 p.m. at SWCC. Kirkwood's Logemann, who won a regional final in Creston against Corning, makes her return at SWCC on Saturday, March 30.
Briley and the DMACC squad visit SWCC on Wednesday, April 24.
SWCC Softball
Sophomores — Carla Smith, C, Greenfield; Tessa Otto, C/2B, Murray; Kelsey Moore, OF, Centerville; Ashley Brandt, OF, Havenhill; Courtney Wagner, P, Ottumwa; Dominique Tolle, OF, Richland; Hannah Sneed, SS, Malvern; Leah Kipfer, P/1B, Albia; Danyielle Barger, 3B, Centerville; Taylor Powers, C/IF, Council Bluffs; Devan Kline, DH/C, Brooklyn.
Freshmen — Ashley Strong, 2B, Vinton; Sami Borland, 1B, Lenox; Brooke Wolf, C/1B, Guilford, Mo.; Alex Snyder, CF, Treynor.
March 25 — vs. William Penn JV, 3 p.m.
March 27 — vs. Iowa Central, 3 p.m.
March 28 — at Grand View JV, Des Moines, 2 p.m.
March 30 — vs. Kirkwood, 1 p.m.
March 31 — at Iowa Lakes, Estherville, noon
April 3 — at DMACC, Boone, 3 p.m.
April 4 — at Central CC, Columbus, Neb.
April 5 — at Central CC, Columbus, Neb.
April 6 — vs. NIACC, 1 p.m.
April 7 — vs. Ellsworth, noon
April 12 — vs. Central CC, 3 p.m.
April 15 — at Grand View JV, Des Moines, 2 p.m.
April 17 — at Iowa Central, Fort Dodge, 3 p.m.
April 20 — at NIACC, Mason City, 1 p.m.
April 21 — at Ellsworth, Iowa Falls, noon
April 23 — at Southeastern, Burlington, 3 p.m.
April 24 — vs. DMACC, 3 p.m.
April 26 — vs. William Penn JV, 3 p.m.
April 27 — vs. Iowa Lakes, 1 p.m.
April 28 — at Kirkwood, Cedar Rapids, noon


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FORT WAYNE — Residents of a home in northeast Fort Wayne interrupted a burglary Saturday morning, and police officers caught the intruders after a car chase, authorities said.
At 7:27 a.m., officers responded to a burglary-in-progress call from the home in the 5600 block of Autumn Woods Trail, near St. Joe Center and Reed roads, said officer John Chambers, a police spokesman.
The residents saw three men in the house who ran when they were spotted and drove off in a white Pontiac, Chambers said.
A short time later, police saw a car matching that description near St. Joe Boulevard and Tennessee Avenue, and they tried to pull it over, he said.
The driver did not stop, prompting a pursuit that ended on Delaware Avenue, where the three men exited the car and fled. Officers captured the three after a short foot chase, Chambers said.
The men, identified as Dylan Lenegar, 19, Caleb Saylor-Hicks, 18, and Seth Keel, 20, were each booked into the Allen County Lockup on a preliminary felony charge of burglary. Lenegar, of the 400 block of Huffman Street, and Keel, from Toledo, were being held in lieu of $10,000 bail.
Saylor-Hicks, of the 3400 block of Auer Drive, also faced a preliminary felony charge of resisting law enforcement. His bail was $12,500.


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Just for sh*ts and giggles.
I have heard many people's prediction of what will happen 12/21/12.
Everyone has their beliefs and everyone has plans for this date.
The end of the World ?
Armageddon ?
Global Killing Asteroid ?
Winter Solstice ?
Extraterrestrials ?
Return of GOD ?
Return of the Ancient Gods ?
Polar shifting ?
Final phases of Global Warming ?
Solar Storms ?
Zombies ?
Planetary Alignments ?
Final War to end it all ?
There is an official web site for this it is..............
Check it out.
The Millinum prophacy was a bust and disappointment.
As for me. Realistically, I doubt that anything will happen.
Life will go on as usual.
Yes, I believe in something, but I have no proof.
So this is attempt to get everyone's point of view and your plans.
Let the heavy disc ussion begin.
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As for me.
It falls on a Friday.
The last day of my vacation.
So if I am lucky, I be on my local course
Playing a round or two or three or ................
If anything bad happens, at least, I'll die doing something I enjoy.
Disc Golf.
Who cares about 12/21/12? I'm just trying to plan what I will be doing on 12/12/12. Plans include going to the truck stop and putting in $12.12 of gas on pump 12 at 12:12.
Looks like I better stock up on beer!
I did some looking around the net about 122112 and
found a video relating to the "Photon Belt"
If you click on this link you may watch it.
Just something else to think about.
As a Mayan archaeologist, I feel pretty confident in assuring you folks that nothing is going to happen - unless you get an ace on the course that day! This whole unfortunate hullabaloo is more a reflection on the human condition than some sort of cosmic occurrence.
It's based on a shroom trip...
I'm Wondering when the PDGA will EVER send my Pre-Paid 2011 Pro World's DVD. I have been asking them since November 2011. :(
Nothing to worry about. My wife and I went to Chechen Itza (where the pyramid pictured is located) for our 25th anniversary. Our tour guide was asked about 12/21/12 and he said the Mayan calender is set on 52 year cycles and this is just the end of a cycle and then a new one will begin. But I have been putting a lot of charges on my credit card just in case :)
I'll probably win some big lottery and not have to worry about it,hahahahaha.Mayan's just ran out of calander material back then,they decided they had had enough of calander upkeep is all.
maybe I'll call out dead that day;>}
Today is 12/12/12
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The Mayans were not the smartest of lot.
Human sacrifices, be for real.
Let's try believing in science shall we. I will be getting my new Mayan Calendar in a few weeks.
By the way when you consider leap year and the adjusted calendar, 12/21/12 has all ready passed and gone!
Since the beginning of time there has been earthquakes, landslides, floods and more.
The only difference is now the information age brings it all to you at the speed of the internet.
You know why the Mayans and Egyptians built pyramid shaped buildings? Earthquakes. The building does not fall down.
They had earthquakes back then too.
Having some knowledge of geology, earth is not a solid mass as one would think.
It basically is a rotating ball of massive energy with a very thin crust on the outside, hmmm sounds like something to eat.... getting close to lunchtime here.
Have a good day every day.... and you are but a vessel to do god's works....
If you have a telescope check out the planets aligning up.
Don't lean too far in one direction you might fall off the planet!
And the answer to everything is 42!
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At dubs today hope to hit an ace on Hole #12!
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what if the world will be one country?
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Apr 20 2013: In a very real sense, it is almost that now. Thanks, in large part, to the internet, we can converse with others in many countries in just a matter of key strokes and become friends, business partners etc.
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Because of the net, we all are learning about our neighbors in a much better way- getting first hand info about them on all the subjects, including their histories.
Dropping all borders and replacing all governments would mean taking away a people's history. That is never a good idea.
At least not for the foreseeable future.
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Apr 26 2013: I just don't think that this is possible. This question appeals to those who are interested in world-wide unity, but I believe that we-as people-are simply too diverse to ever be unified in this world. People are not only creatures of logic, but of passion and pride-and those qualities (which are not entirely vices) along with many other things (such as culture) that makes us human, I believe, would make it impossible to ever accomplish such an astronomical feat.Apr 22 2013: depends on what country is that. if it is a free country, we are all good. if it is not a free country, it is significantly worse than many countries. in fact, if we have non-free countries, the more there are (and thus smaller they are) the better. it is because countries will be measured by each another, they will be compared. people living in worse countries will lament, and demand conditions like in better countries. but if we have one oppressive country, there is no way to tell if it does horribly.Apr 21 2013: The nation state seems well established and not going to disappear any time soon. In fact i would not want to open the borders of Australia for selfish reasons.
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The nation state seems to work well in some places, for some people, better than previous city states or whatever, and not so well were borders are artificial, not aligned with cultural similarities, or lacking equal status and tolerance within the sub groups.
I guess a question is what is the most efficient and effective and beneficial form and scale of government.
I support democracy and I'm not sure how well that works on a global scale.
There would still need to be levels of government.
Suggest our cultures and expectations are too diverse at the moment for global government.
I support freedom of religion and secularism, whereas some prefer a caliphate or jewish state.
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Apr 21 2013: Our lines in the sand will never really be more than that. It is right for earth to unify under one flag. In order to see this, you must think big. It will happen one day.
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Apr 20 2013: Are we free associating ok I'll play:
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Dystopian, centralized, oppression, stagnation, evil, more evil from the complacent, apocalypseApr 22 2013: better how do we end are nation state system and move to a global system it reallty comes down to are leadeships and the citizens . im for it better then fighting each other and playing the global blame game .Apr 22 2013: Bingo, ding ding ding! We have a winner! Ahhhhh this my friend is music to my ears. I have many ideas and beliefs on said topic. Honestly, i think that if we dont come together as a single people untied together then our race will not survive much longer. We will tear eachother apart and ruin this world until our desruction. I dont like to think of myself as a U.S. citizen, as a resident of Michigan, team Spartans, team USA, no no i would rather look at myself as a human being, member of the human race, team homosapien Earth. If we joined together as one race we would advance at an exponential rate tackling problems and issues that would take us many many more generations to solve if we stay divided, if we would even survive and reach such heights. I do think we are going somewhere and fast. However im not sure if we are on the right path or not. Im not sure one could even tell, coming together in a new age of humanity as a signle unitfied race, or falling apart and destroying ourselves or throwing ourselves backward into a dark ages may both very much be on the same path and just depend on a short amount of time and a few decisions or some luck to decide what way our race will turn. Now also there is then the question that if we do come together and join under a united homosapien banner does it matter how it happens? Would it matter if one group simply took over the world, or that we actually came together in agreement and compramise? Im not really sure about that forsure either. But think about this, there have been situations like these previously in human history. The Romans in a sense controlled "the whole" world at one time, before that other civilizations controlled their own, "whole world" (many times there were other peoples and cultures that were unknown across the globe) Also recently in WWll the Nazi Germans came close to this, what would it be like toget if they won? I dont know the anwsers to all of this, its just a bunch of thoughts,excellent questionApr 22 2013: Dropping all borders and replacing all governments would mean taking away a people's history.Apr 21 2013: What if the world has no country?Apr 21 2013: Good Pat and Gale. Kamilla what ways do you mean? It could be a bad bureaucracy or a good bureaucracy. Which would it be?


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This question complement a previous MO question: Examples of theorems with proofs that have dramatically improved over time.
I am looking for a list of major theorems in mathematics whose proofs are very hard but was not dramatically improved over the years. (So a new dramatically simpler proof may represent a much hoped for breakthrough.) Cases where the original proof was very hard, dramatical improvments were found, but the proof remained very hard may also be included.
To limit the scope of the question:
a) Let us consider only theorems proved at least 25 years ago. (So if you have a good example from 1995 you may add a comment but for an answer wait please to 2020.)
b) Major results only.
c) Results with very hard proofs.
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If you visit a local welding distributor and they may be a bit reluctant to let you have one or more, you could offer to bring a big hammer and cold chisel or a grinder and destroy the threads so it can't be used again.
This assumes they have already removed the valve.
I have 2 scrap 277 cu ft cylinders which were used for oxygen.
Both have no valves and one has the bottom 3" cut off so it may be useful for your project.
I was planning to make a big gong just like you but got distracted so I would be happy to give them to you.
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Note that acetylene tanks are filled with stuff in which the acetylene is dissolved.. Stick with oxygen and shielding gas tanks
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I made these Day of the Dead Calavera (skull) planters. I thought the plants would make great hair or fancy hats. Sugar skulls, and other decorated skull like things, are given to the living and the dead. It is similar to giving valentine's as a way to say, "I love you forever". I thought these would make great decor for a DOTD party or given to friends/family as gifts to celebrate life.
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Step 2: Make skull face
2. Sketch out your skull face with a pencil, as seen in photo above, then fill in with black paint or marker. Leave as is, or go to the next step.
Step 3: Add color
4. Pot your plants.
I used succulents, but marigolds would be great too. Marigolds are also known as Flor de Muerto ("Flower of the Dead") which are thought to attract souls of the dead to the offerings (or altars).
Thanks for the share. I needed the inspiration.
These are great!!
The only time I have ever painted on terracota pots, I used craft acrylic paint. Which worked great and dried quickly and without any problems.
But as soon as I put in my potting soil and planted my plant the pot would absorb the water. So whenever I watered my plant the paint would run all over the pot. Did you use any clear gloss or anything like that to go over the paint and keep it from running when you water the plant ?
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Johnny Depp pays a call on his friend and hero Ralph Steadman and this documentary takes off on a high-spirited, raging, and kaleidoscopic journey discovering the life and works of one of the most distinctive radical artists of the last 50 years.
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these are the first set of wallpapers featuring Cody the DC mascot.
where it seems appropriate, i'll do a dual screen version, otherwise there will just be a standard 4:3 ratio size and a widescreen 16:10 size.
i'll do another set soon (set 02 is almost complete).
i hope you like them.
image dimensions are:
standard 4:3 ratio = 1600 x 1200 pixels
widescreen 16:10 ratio = 1680 x 1050 pixels
dual screen = 3200 x 1200 pixels
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Can we have this design on different coloured t-shirts or just as it is? Any reply much appreciated. Sooner the better really so I can order.
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hey @chanirules, know this is totally late, but it's actually pretty easy to refit a mens' t shirt into a girly one. Well with a sewing machine, it takes a little longer and to do it right by hand. I know because I have a long torso and going by the size info my chest is 3 sizes larger than my waist so I end up fixing t shirts all the time because the girly ts are too short anyway. Just buy the size up in mens (actually you can just get your size in men's, I tend to size up because I want extra room to work with because of my bust and I hate men's necklines so I fool with those too) , cut the seams, fold the extra in and pin (outside to outside), turn inside out, sew, cut off the extra. voila!
That said, totally second the desire for long/tunic girlie shirts because low rise jeans plus long torse plus short girls shirts = not so fun.
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Hilarious stuff. Here are a few highlights
By the way, if you had explained to me as recently as 10 years ago that I'd be living in California and rooting for the Yankees on an iPad, I would have assumed that I was on the lam for a crime and doing whatever it took to survive.Red Sox killer Robert Andino leads off for the Orioles as Daniel hisses, "That's just an eff you move by Showalter." Lester strikes him out. I've had Andino on my AL Keeper Team all season he's a homeless man's Ben Zobrist. There's no better candidate to ruin the 2011 Red Sox season and join the Bucky Dent/Enos Slaughter/Aaron Boone group. He's the odds-on favorite.Even if he's been a mess mentally for much of this season, and even if I'm going to need to give myself amnesia to unremember all the dreadful at-bats he had this season, I still feel like Crawford could redeem himself someday maybe even during these next five weeks. I'm rooting for him.
(Please, Lord, don't let that paragraph be thrown back in my face.)A one-out double by Scutaro (.382/.436/.573 in September heading into tonight) brings us to America's favorite game show, What Will Carl Crawford Do? The nominees are A. Strikeout in the dirt;
B. Grounder to short;
C. Jammed pop fly to short left;
D. Jammed pop fly to second base;
E. Tapper back to the mound.
I said "A," Daniel said "C." And our answer is B!We're watching the Yankees on YES heading into the bottom of the seventh, with the Yankees still leading 7-0, we see A.J. Burnett trotting in from the bullpen as Michael Kay gushes happily, "A.J. Burnett is coming in!" He's openly rooting for the Rays. You can tell. I mean, what other reason would you have to gush happily, "A.J. Burnett is coming in!""Daddy needs another drink," Daniel says. That's going to be the title of my 2011 Red Sox book.


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Our favorite silly animal news this week was definitely this accidental guard-bunny in Britain. (The Telegraph)
But we also enjoyed this super cut of goats yelling like humans. (YouTube)
We were psyched to get a shout-out (and spread an important message) in this article about pets who are poisoned by medications. (Wall Street Journal)
And we loved this heart-warming story about a police officer who closed a highway to save a little dog. (Yahoo)
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Tuesday, February 19, 2002Johnson City, Tenn. (Feb. 19, 2002) - Furman took a 32-22 lead into halftime and never let that lead go lower than nine as the Lady Paladins defeated the East Tennessee State Lady Bucs, 66-54, Tuesday night from Memorial Center in Johnson City, Tenn. The first half was a defensive struggle as Furman would shoot 38 percent from the field in the first half and ETSU would shoot just 34 percent from the floor. But the Lady Paladins held a 10-point advantage at the break after forcing the Lady Bucs into 13 turnovers in the first stanza. Furman forward Orion Wake had a game-highs with 10 points and six rebounds in the first half. Junior forward Misty Copas (Kingsport, Tenn.) and freshman forward Candace Gibson (Warner Robins, Ga.) led ETSU at the break with six points each. Sophomore forward Lauren Trantham (Asheville, N.C.) cut the Lady Paladin lead to nine, 34-25, after a layup with 18:51 remaining in the game. However, that was as small as the Furman lead would get. The Lady Paladins would expand their lead to as many as 19 points on three occasions, the last time coming at 65-46 with 1:53 left in the game after an Althea Bufford free throw. "Give all the credit to Furman," said ETSU head coach Karen Kemp following the game. "Because they kept the defensive pressure on us." East Tennessee State was led by Copas and Gibson, who tied for the team lead with 10 points. Gibson and Trantham tied for the team lead with nine rebounds. Furman was led by Wake, who had 13 points and a game-high 11 rebounds. The double-double is her eighth of the season. Mary Brock had a game-high 15 points for the Lady Paladins and Bufford added 12 points. Sophomore guard Kim Lawrence had a solid game with eight points, seven rebounds and a game-high five assists. "We had problems keeping their big people off of the boards," said Kemp. "It is tough to win when you allow 21 offensive rebounds." The Lady Bucs return to action for their last game of the season, at home against Davidson for Senior Day Saturday in Brooks Gym at 1 p.m.
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Launch Vehicle: Delta II 7925 with Star 48 upper stage
Launch Site: Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Florida
NASA Center: Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Spacecraft Mass: Flyby Spacecraft: 601 kilograms (1,325 pounds) at launch, consisting of 515 kilograms (1,135 pounds) spacecraft and 86 kg (190 lbs) fuelImpactor: 364 kilograms (802 pounds)
Spacecraft Instruments: 1) High-resolution telescope and camera
2) Medium-resolution wide angle telescope and camera
3) Impactor
Spacecraft Dimensions: Flyby Spacecraft: 3.3 meters (10.8 feet) long, 1.7 meters (5.6 feet) wide, and 2.3 meters (7.5 feet) highImpactor: 1 meter (39 inches) long, 1 meter (39 inches) in diameter
Spacecraft Power: 2.8-meter-by-2.8-meter (9-foot-by-9 foot) solar panel providing up to 92 watts, depending on distance from Sun. Power storage via small 16-amp-hour rechargeable nickel hydrogen battery
Total Cost: Primary Mission: $267 million total (not including launch vehicle), consisting of $252 million
spacecraft development and $15 million mission operations
Deep Impact Launch Press Kit, January 2005
EPOXI Website, University of Maryland, http://epoxi.umd.edu/
A radical mission to excavate the interior of a comet, work on Deep Impact began in January 2000, as part of NASA's Discovery Program. The spacecraft launched from Cape Canaveral on 12 January 2005, beginning its 268-million-mile journey to comet 9P/Tempel 1. The two-part spacecraft consisted of a larger flyby spacecraft carrying a smaller impactor spacecraft.
On 2 July 2005, at 11:07 PDT, the impactor was successfully released at a distance of about 547,000 miles from the comet. The battery-powered, 770-lb impactor was designed to operate independently for just one day, taking over its own navigation and maneuvering into the path of the comet.
Nearly 24 hours later, at 10:52 pm PDT on 3 July, traveling at a speed of 23,000 miles per hour, the impactor successfully placed itself into the path of comet Tempel 1. A camera on the impactor captured and relayed images of the comet nucleus as it approached and just before it collided with the comet.
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Apr 23, 2013 in 12-13 Season Releases
Performance features three world premiere pieces created especially for Tulsa Ballet
Local guest dance companies will perform as openers at select performances
TULSA, Okla. – April 22, 2013 – From May 3–12, 2013, Tulsa Ballet presents its final performance of the 2012–2013 season, Off the Floor: Creations in Studio K. Creations in Studio K provides choreographers and dancers alike the opportunity to be part of a remarkable creative process, the outcome of which is the creation of three brand new works for our audience by three accomplished choreographers. Additionally, Tulsa Ballet, in an effort to promote the local dance scene, will feature local dance companies 30 minutes prior to the beginning of Off the Floor: Creations in Studio K.
All performances will take place at Tulsa Ballet's Studio K in Brookside (1212 East 45th Place South). For tickets, please call (918) 749-6006 or visit us online at www.tulsaballet.org.
"I assigned the task to close our season to three dance makers of national and international relevance: Ma Cong, Matthew Neenan and Nicolo Fonte," Artistic Director Marcello Angelini said.
Ma Cong - Juxtaposed
Tulsa Ballet's own Ma Cong was named one of the "25 to Watch" by Dance Magazine for both his dancing and his choreography. The unique choreographic style of this Tulsa favorite dance maker is rooted in both in his classical and neo-classical experience with Tulsa Ballet as well as his early training in Chinese dance. Juxtaposed was inspired by an assortment of non-classical cello tracks.
"I intended to allow the music to drive the choreography rather than a literal theme. As a result, this work is truly a physical interpretation of the music," Cong said. "The dancers' movement is designed to be demonstrative of the contrasting tones of the music."
"Ma Cong, Tulsa Ballet's resident choreographer, has created close to a dozen works for our company. He continues to grow as a choreographer, his engagements to create works for other national organizations increasing each year," Angelini said.
Matthew Neenan – The Fullest Recreation
As Resident Choreographer for the Pennsylvania Ballet and co-founder of BAlletX, Matthew Neenan has choreographed for many of the country's major ballet companies. According to the New York Times, Neenan "has a freshly imaginative way with movement and an eye for fresh stage picture." He is the recipient of many awards for his choreography, including the Choo San Goh Award and the Jerome Robbins New Fellowship award.
For The Fullest Recreation, Neenan let the dancers inform the direction of the piece organically. "I've been wanting to choreograph [at Tulsa Ballet] for awhile now," Neenan said. "I knew I wanted it to have a strong ensemble cast, but I came in pretty naked. I was inspired by the music, Dvorak's String Quartet No. 9 in D Minor. It's very sophisticated and dramatic with a sense of folk – it invokes a feeling that you're part of a society."
Nicolo Fonte – Axis Mundi
Nicolo Fonte, Resident Choreographer of Compania Nacional de Dansa with Nacho Duato, has developed a unique choreographic voice with his daring and original approach to dance. "Fonte creates open situations, fills them with strong, abstract movement vocabulary without any superfluous décor," Martina Wohlthat of Basler Zeitung said.
"In assembling the music, I began to sense a flow of dynamic energy… that made dramatic sense to me. I wanted to compliment and contrast the rhythms and tensions of the music," Fonte said. "There is also a strong visual component that is integral to the work - meaning the dancers are involved with shaping and reshaping a scenic element on stage that relates directly to the title of the work."
"Nicolo Fonte returns to create a work for us after a ten year absence from Tulsa," Angelini said. "His first piece for our company, Inside the Figure, was an instant hit with the audience and dancers. His works have now graced the stage of a host of top international companies. I am so happy to see him back in Tulsa after a decade, during which time he transitioned from a very talented young choreographer to an international star."
Guest Dance Companies to Perform
As part of the May 9-12 performances of Off the Floor: Creations in Studio K, Tulsa Ballet will feature local dance organizations 30 minutes prior to the main show in an effort to champion and promote the growth of the field of dance in the city and the state of Oklahoma. Companies include Bell House Arts, Jennifer Mellor Dance Project, Living Water, Portico Dans Theatre and Tulsa Modern Movement. For a complete schedule, visit www.tulsaballet.org.
About Tulsa Ballet's Studio K
Tulsa Ballet's performance space, Studio K, opened in the heart of Brookside in 2008, and serves as one of Tulsa's most unique performance venues. With only 295 seats and a full sized stage, Studio K provides the opportunity for Tulsans to witness the power and athleticism of professional dancers up close and personal. A state-of-the-art sound system and stadium seating add to the experience.
Studio K was designed for the purpose of creating new ballet works in Tulsa to be shared with the world. Each season, Tulsa Ballet enlists the talents of rising choreographers to present premiere performances that will go on to be presented by other ballet companies all over the globe. Not only does this provide a truly unique experience for local audiences, but it helps put Tulsa on the map as an international leader in the world of professional dance. Thus, Tulsa Ballet plays an active role in shaping the future of ballet as an art form and the next generation of dance enthusiasts.


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