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Lawrence, KS (Sports Network) - Case McCoy threw a one-yard touchdown to D.J. Grant with 12 seconds remaining, as the Texas Longhorns rallied for a 21-17 win over the Kansas Jayhawks in Big 12 action from Memorial Stadium.
McCoy replaced struggling starter David Ash in the fourth quarter and guided the Longhorns (6-2, 3-2 Big 12) on a decisive 70-yard drive in the final two minutes. Jonathan Gray led the way on the ground with 111 yards on 18 carries in the victory.
It was a gut-wrenching blow for the Jayhawks (1-7, 0-5), who have not beaten a Football Bowl Subdivision opponent since topping Northern Illinois last September, a span of 18 games. James Sims ran for a game-high 176 yards on 28 carries, but quarterback Michael Cummings finished with a mere 39 yards on 3- of-9 passing and was sacked twice.
Texas opened the scoring with a three-yard touchdown run by Joe Bergeron four minutes into the game. The TD was set up by Gray's 31-yard run three plays earlier. However, the Longhorns' subsequent drives would result in five punts, two interceptions and a turnover on downs.
KU made its move in the second quarter. Sims broke loose for a 64-yard run, and three plays later the Jayhawks made it a 7-7 game on Christian Matthews' 15-yard touchdown run at the 12:06 mark. KU took the lead on an 11-yard TD scamper by Tony Pierson midway through the frame.
After a scoreless third quarter, UT's Marquise Goodwin scored from 11 yards out on a reverse to make it a 14-14 game with 9:41 to play in regulation.
Later, the Jayhawks took a 17-14 lead on Nick Prolango's 29-yard field goal, although they left the Longhorns with nearly two and a half minutes on the clock.
Texas took advantage of that opportunity thanks to a couple of key plays. McCoy completed an 18-yard pass to Jaxon Shipley on fourth down to keep UT's hopes alive, and he later found Mike Davis for a 39-yard gain down to the Kansas 3, setting up the game-winner to Grant in the end zone.
When he exited, Ash had completed only 8-of-16 passes for 63 yards and two interceptions. Still, the Jayhawks were unable to put the game away as they finished with just 273 yards of total offense.
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Like April.
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It's a crowded room in the studio this week – JM Bell, Jason Williams, JC Carter, Forrest Shaw and Eric Ethington came in to celebrate Patriot's Eve and get their rage on raging on.
We spend just the right amount of time ragging on CNN and Fox News, shouting "Neenerm Neener," at the Republican't Party and dancing in circles chanting "No Cost Preventive Care, No Cost Preventive Care!" while thousands of naked women (and the cast of Magic Mike for some reason) screamed and threw little pickles at us. It felt kinda normal at the time …
Romney Watch 2012, The GOP War on Skin Pigment, a Bat Sh@t Crazy so important, it's a MUST LISTEN TO AGAIN.
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Holy Buckets, 50 shows … that's two episodes less than a year of shows. First, thanks to everyone that listens, downloads and shares the show with others. Thank you. To you folks who have donated over the last year – thank you even more.
We spent a few minutes talking about yesterday's primary, and let Ryan Combe know how much we appreciated his time, notice and incredible good looks. We have more on the Satan Worshiping ALEC, we call Rep. Issa a dipshit, and we count to 7. Or 5. I can't remember.
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A fantastic – and crowded – episode of The LEFT Show! Jake, JC, Forrest and J.M. Bell are joined in studio by internet pal Tanner Tuttle AND we have a not-at-all exclusive interview with Ridiculously Photogenic Candidate for Congress, Ryan Combe.
Romney Watch 2012, refinishing chairs and wishing Jerry Sandusky a very terrible time in jail.
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Jake and JM Bell brought Deep Voice Guy Troy Hughes to join me in the discussion of the wacky news of the week – a few weeks ago! This BEST OF Episode? It was full of the following tasty tidbits:
Do you know the difference between a Squid, an octopus and a starfish? Well, listen to this week's episode, and special guest Troy Hughes explains … well, you still won't know. Another week passes and Jeff forgets to tell his tale of the day he met 4 Mitt Romney's at the 2002 Olympics.
Michelle Bachmann cuts the last thread holding her to reality. The California Supreme Court opens the season against folks in the LGBT community again. Newt Gingrich is a dirty, dirty old man. Republicans are now the best liars on the InterWebTubes … total GOP domination. Rick Perry is an idiot, some more …
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Jake and Forrest brought Actor/Belly Dancer Bob Easton to join me in the discussion of the wacky news of the week – a few weeks ago! This BEST OF Episode? It was full of the following tasty tidbits:
Jon Huntsman and Rocky Anderson are both arguing for a political three way, while Rick Santorum is busy pissing of the Dutch. The Utah GOP Legislature votes in favor of teen pregnancy and STIs while they continue to blindly and blissfully think that Mitt Romney is their guy … nutty, huh?
Speaking of Mittens Romney, he went to Michigan – MICHIGAN – to brag about how many cars he has, how many various houses he parks them at, and how much he loves trees. Utahns love this guy … it boggles the mind.
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Top 5 Best Moments: Cactus League
When I heard that David Letterman spoke of me during one of his monologues, I have to admit that I thought that was pretty cool. For fun, I thought I would do my own Top-Ten list of Dream Moments from throwing batting practice to the A's and Indians. And instead of just listing the moments, I give a brief description of what made it special. But because I am only half done with my journey, I am doing a top-5 list, with the other half coming after my BP trip to Florida.
My Top Five Dream Moments
5. Being interviewed by NPR's All Things Considered.
All Things Considered is one of my favorite radio programs. So
it was a real honor to do this interview. But here is what really happened… I
just got off the field from throwing to the A's. My daughter, Jasmine, and I
were sitting in the car. I wanted the door closed and she wanted it open. She
was hungry and I was trying to focus on the interview. Needless to say, my
focus was not on the interview as much as it was on what Jaz was doing right
next to me. In the middle of one of the questions, I hear this alien-type noise
coming out of Jaz. I try to nudge her to be quiet but instead I get her right
where she is holding her phone. The phone goes flying. She gives me a dirty
look. I give one back. And I realize that I really don't know what the
interviewer just asked me. Admittedly, this wasn't one of my best interviews.
But when I think of that moment, I will always remember the joy of a
mother-daughter relationship and the crazy alien sounds that Jaz was making.
And to me, it's a pretty funny memory.
4. Signing autographs for kids when I was throwing at the A's camp.
For me, it's always an honor to mean something to a kid. I
heard that one boy walked up to me three times before he got the nerve to finally
ask me for my autograph; that is so sweet. I thinks kids are the source of
life's magic and to have one want my autograph is really cool. I sign all my
autographs with: "Follow Your Dreams."
3. The last round of BP when I was throwing to the Indians.
I was really nervous when I threw BP to the Indians as I was
feeling a lot of pressure to do well. So in the beginning it was a bit hard to
enjoy myself. But when I heard, "Last round," from an Indians coach, I stopped
throwing and took a moment. And I thought to myself, "Here I am throwing to the Cleveland Indians. This is cool. I'm going to just let myself enjoy this
round." And I did. When I walked off that field and shook General Manager Chris Antonetti's hand and he said, "Good job," that moment was completed. And it was amazing.
2. Walking into the Indians umpire's locker room and seeing my Indians jersey hanging for me.
When I saw my number 15 on that Indians jersey, I couldn't
stop smiling. I was instantly that kid who had dreamt of being a Cleveland
Indian. As I put that uniform on, I thought of my grandfather and all of the
games we had gone to together. That is when the dream became a reality. And my ear-to-ear smile came straight from my soul.
1. When I learned that Christina-Taylor Green's family was supportive of my efforts and "proud of me."
I wore Christina-Taylor's Little League memorial patch while I threw BP. I have tried to honor her memory. Christina-Taylor was the only girl on her Little League team and dreamed of one day playing in the pros. I feel very connected to her spirit. So, I am truly humbled knowing that the Green family is happy with my efforts. For them to be proud is very meaningful for me.
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Stony plain rcmp called me last night to tell me that 40 or 50 km west of edmonton and about 4 or 5 miles south the truck was found abandon in a farmers field. The owner of the land went to look at some of his livestock a.ka horses and seen the fence had been cut for them to drive thru to a remote spot where they began to tear anything and everything nice that you can look back at from the pictures i showed you all. Even the airbags were taken off and parts of my 6" procomp suspension were dismantled.Ripped the turbo out of engine with my cold air intake too. The tow truck driver from spruce grove called meadow lark towing couldnt tow it cause there was no wheels or rims so they dragged it thru the mud onto a trailer and took it back to there yard, i believe its in the railcar yard or something.So if any of you live near spruce grove you can drive buy today or tommorow and take some pictures of it and send it to me as hard as it will be too view firstname.lastname@example.com Youll get a chance to see how nice the rig was at one time..
Life goes on and so do i, thanks alot guys. One last pic for her to rest in peace.
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My Stolen Rig Is Found
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Only positive point is that you have CLOSURE.
You seem tough enough not to let it get you down, so take it to heart I and the rest of real rod slingers feel your pain. I know I would have loved to run up on those Cowards during the act.
Well saddle up and carry on, as thinkin about it will only make you sick..
GOOD LUCK, now get busy building the next truck with LOJACK...
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Tough luck miller101. Where was it parked when it got heisted? I park mine every time in the garage when I'm home but when I'm on a hotel job I keep her as close as possible to my room with the window open a bit. Hope insurance doesn't give you a rough time. Do you have something to keep you going?
I think that truck was high jacked with a tow truck. Not much you can do about that other than track it with a GPS locator beacon.
I guess it's good that it was found but that really sucks that people have to do stuff like that to other peoples property.at home:
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It was parked about 4 feet from my hotel room door i practically could have touched the tailgate. The Outlook motel on highway 16 just as you pull into Sherwood park coming in from the Saskatchewan way. Lots of transient traffic. The night before a guy had his window smashed in his truck and had **** stolen. That should have been my cue to get out but the room was cheap. Ya they took the welder and skid and everything. I think the pricks offloaded the welder at a garage, then drove it to the remote place because they needed the tires and so forth to get there and dismantled it.Probably used my torch to cut the studs of the rims.
If you check my prior posts youll see a pic of the rig my buddy is borrowing me. Insurance may try to get me to take the truk back but theres F all left so no way. I heard them drive away that night but there were lots of diesles parked there and i am a heavy sleeper. I already have looked at alarms and a unit out of calgary for 500 to install and 50 a month you have 27/7/365 days a year gps.
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I'm sorry about the loss, you should be allowed to TIG weld your name on their asses.
One of the best ways to keep a vehicle from being stolen is a fuel, starter, or ignition kill. A cleverly hidden switch, solonoid, valve etc. can work wonders. Good theives will be familiar with off the shelf products, if you do it yourself they have to figure it out. GPS (lojack), kill method and pager alarm make a nice combination.Dynasty 200 DX
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Was the truck plated in Sask. or Alberta?
I can't see how insurance would try and make you take the truck back... but they've probably done stupider things!
Well with any luck some of your stuff will turn up and maybe it might help lead you... I mean the police to the culprits.
Did you have any of your tools marked?at home:
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Beat those Donkeys and make them start 0-1.
I think the Donks defense is going to suck this year.
Beat those Donkeys and make them start 0-1.
I think the Donks defense is going to suck this year.
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And I was wrong about the going 80 yards on fumble I wasn't thinking of the Welker fumble
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2003_Ka..._Chiefs_season . By the way, I was at this game. Only time I have ever seen Manning play in person.
I know Manning is good, but when you give up 7 TD passes ( first time it's happened since Joe Kapp did it for Minnesota against Baltimore Sept. 28, 1969 ) , you got some major problems with your pass defense. The Ravens secondary did not look good in the preseason & even worse in this game. Look for them to get torched all year long.
Baltimore lost too many guys that they couldn't replace & it showed tonight.
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Mark your calendars for our next Bag-of-Books Sale coming on Saturday, January 31. As usual, books are 10 cents each or you can fill up a grocery-size bag and pay only $2.00. Please feel free to bring your own sturdy bags. We will have grocery bags for those who need them. The selection will include:
I've received several calls from people wondering about dates for upcoming sales. So grab your pencil and calendar or (more likely) your phone and record these dates. •The Annual Gift Book Sale begins the day after Thanksgiving (11/28/14) and continues until supplies are gone. In case you don't know, the Gift Book Sale features wonderful, like-new, gift-quality books priced at a fraction of retail. •The Winter Bag Sale is scheduled for January 31, 2015, and will take place in the Van Deusen Room at Central Library .
Our 3rd Bag-of-Books Sale of the year is this Saturday! You won't want to miss this opportunity to shop from thousands of books divided by category and priced at only 10 cents each or $2:00 for a bag full!
The sale is at Central Library and starts at 9:00. Come early for the best selection. The doors close at 3:30 so don't be late! The selection includes fiction & mystery, romance, science fiction, assorted nonfiction, children's books and a variety of audio and visual materials. We hope to see you there!
I love having things to look forward to. The anticipation of something that I think will be fun or rewarding makes me happy. Here are two things that are coming up soon that I'm looking forward to. First, Labor Day, which translates into a three day weekend and that makes me very happy! Second, the September Bag-of-Books Sale. I love the Bag-of-Books Sale because it's a fun (if super busy) day for us. I think you will love it because you can choose from a wonderful selection of books all priced at 10¢ each or you can buy a bagfull for only $2.00. Here is what you need to know:
• DATE: Saturday, September 6, 2014 • TIME: 9:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. • PLACE: Central Library, 315 S. Rose Street
I encourage you to bring your own grocery-size sturdy bag. You can buy a brown paper bag from us for $2.00 (includes the books you fill it with) if you'd like. Reusable bags are less likely to split open and environmentally friendly too.
Books will be separated into the following categories: fiction & mystery, science fiction, romance, children's books and assorted nonfiction. Audio/visual materials will also be available including: audio books, videos, DVDs, and CDs.
I hope to see you on the 6th.
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3-2-1-HUNT! Pick up your FIND WALDO LOCAL passport here at the bookstore (or at any of 25 other participating businesses listed in the passport) and start searching for Waldo. Win prizes when you collect stamps or signatures from at least 10 different businesses, win even more with 20 or more. For more information click on the following link: http://www.bookbugkalamazoo.com/event/wheres-waldo-kalamazoo-kick-0
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Long time Friend's volunteer and member of the Friends Board, Ann Schwendener, died last Saturday. After learning of her diagnosis and hearing the prognosis for 6 months, I thought she'd pass in the fall. I dreaded the fall, but she went on the first day of summer. For some weird reason that gives me the tiniest bit of consolation. I don't know why. Don't get me wrong, I wanted her around for as long as possible, and I already miss her. But for me, the first day of summer is a happy time, a good time to do anything.
Ann volunteered with the Friends for many, many years. She spoke at this organizations 50th anniversary celebration and shared memories of the early years. Since she died, I've looked for a record of when she started volunteering here and I can't find one. Of course I regret that. Maybe someone else knows.
In addition to working in the bookstore and at book sales, she was on the board and was the treasurer for many years. Ann was one of 3 or 4 people who shared the collective memory of so much of the early days of FKPL: she knew the history because she'd been part of it.
Ann was an outstanding woman, an amazing person. She really lived, she experienced so much, enjoyed so much, and right up to the last year she never seemed to slow down.
We're closing the store on Saturday afternoon so that those who knew her can attend her memorial service. We will close 1:00.
The Bag-of-Books Sale is the best deal in town for book lovers. Great selection at an amazing price! You can fill a grocery-size bag full of books and pay only $2.00! This annual sale is our biggest sale of the year. It takes place the first Saturday in June during the June Jubilee weekend. Here's the important information:
Please feel free to bring your own reusable grocery-bag size tote. You will find: fiction & mystery, romance, science fiction, assorted nonfiction, children's books, audio books, movies, music, and more. There will be more than 10,000 items! Call 553-7820 with questions..
How did the Upjohn and Gilmore families come to settle in Kalamazoo and how did their common beliefs result in the establishment of the Air Zoo and the Gilmore Car Museum? Former KPS teacher Richard Cahow will answer those questions Wednesday, April 30, as the featured speaker at the annual meeting of the Friends of the Kalamazoo Public Library (FKPL). The luncheon meeting will convene at noon with a short business meeting at the Ladies' Library Association at 333 S. Park Street. Cahow, who received his BS and Masters degrees in History from Western Michigan University, taught in the Kalamazoo Public School system for 40 years, as well as teaching and consulting at WMU and becoming a champion of the archives there. He is the recipient of multiple recognitions for Excellence in Education and was named Outstanding Educator by the Historical Society of Michigan in 2011. Cahow currently trains docents at the Air Zoo, where he has been a volunteer since 1979 and is working at the Gilmore Car Museum to revive the education program. He has been a volunteer there since 2010. The luncheon, which includes appetizer, chicken rice soup, salad and kaiser roll, dessert, and beverage, costs $16 and begins at 12:00 p.m. Checks should be made payable to FKPL and are due by April 23. If you would like a vegetarian option please let us know that by April 23 also.Free parking is available in the parking lot on the southeast corner of Lovell and Park streets, right by the Ladies' Library Association.
The Friends Winter Bag-of Books Sale is this Saturday. The selection is great. The people are friendly. The prices are fantastic. You won't want to miss it. It's this Saturday (1/25/14) from 9:00 – 3:30 at the library. There will be many thousands of books separated by category, all priced at 10¢ each or $2.00 for a grocery-size bag filled right to top. I encourage you to bring you own sturdy reusable bags. Come early for the best selection or later for more leisurely shopping. Call (269) 553-7820 with questions.
It looks like it's going to be a long cold winter. It seems like it's going to be the kind of winter that requires a lot of good books to keep me happy and contented while I wait for warmer weather. If you feel the way I do you'll be glad to know that January 25th is the first Bag-of-Books Sale of 2014. Here is the important information that you'll need to know.
• Sale Date: Saturday, January, 25, 2014 • Location: Central Library, 315 S. Rose Street • Time: 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. • What: Books separated by category, including: fiction & mystery (hard cover and paperback), science fiction, romance, nonfiction, audiobooks, also videos and CDs. • Price: 10¢ a book or $2.00 for as many books as you can fit in a grocery-size bag. • What else: We encourage you to bring your own sturdy bag, but you can purchase a brown paper grocery bag from us for $2.00 and fill it with books.
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And what filler; 4043, 5356; 1/16, 3/32?
I think he has a Syncrowave 200. I agree with you, I think it would help to turn his balance down to about 4 . It looks like there is still some contamination from the black flakes and the looks of the weld. I sent him a PM if he keeps having problems. He is about 25 miles from me.
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Fusion King kinda hit the nail on the head.
If one would study aluminum tower failures, you'd find that the greatest amount of failures occur not in the weld itself, but in the base material adjacent to the weld.
Stands to reason that the less you change the composition of the base metal, the stronger the part will be. Back to the old run hot, run fast suggestion.
03-19-2008, 09:27 PM #13RETIRED desk jockey.
Hobby weldor with a little training.
Craftsman O/A---Flat, Vert, Ovhd, Horz.
Miller Syncrowave 250.
Something works for you and WE want to know what it is!THAT'S RIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!! SPILL THE BEANS, BUDDY!!!!!!!!!
If it is only a dull surface appearance it isn't considered a weld defect. Problem is, how do you know it's only surface and didn't penetrate deeper?I'm not late...
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Friday, October 12, 2001Johnson City, Tenn. -- The East Tennessee State volleyball team tied a school-record with their 10th consecutive victory as the Bucs defeated the Chattanooga Lady Mocs 3-1 (26-30, 30-13, 30-25, 30-24) Friday night from Brooks Gym in Johnson City, Tenn. The Bucs have tied the 1987 squad that won 10 games to start the season. With the win, the Bucs move to 13-1, their best start to a season in school history. That 1987 team started the season with a 12-1 record. The Bucs (13-1, 9-1 SoCon) lost their first game in five matches as Chattanooga (10-7, 3-6) took game one 30-26. ETSU began the game fast, taking a 6-1 lead. Chattanooga fought back and tied the game at 18 and eventually took the lead 20-19. The Lady Mocs would slowly build their lead and cruised to victory in game one. The teams traded points to begin game two until the Bucs opened a small 11-8 lead. ETSU then caught fire, winning 19 of the next 24 points to take game two, 30-13. The Bucs would again open up a small lead in game three, holding a 9-6 advantage after 15 points. The Lady Mocs would again fight back and take the lead 20-19. The Bucs, however, would take the lead right back at 23-22. ETSU would win seven of the next 10 points to win game three, 30-25. Chattanooga jumped out to an early lead in game four, but that was quickly neutralized as ETSU would take the lead 8-7. Chattanooga would regain the advantage, 11-10, but the Bucs not be down for long as they took the lead back 18-17. The Bucs would build their lead and took the final game 30-24, although Chattanooga would threaten, cutting the ETSU lead to as few as two points at 25-23. The Bucs had a team effort tonight as only two players had double-digit kills, but only one player that saw action had fewer than seven. Sophomore outside hitter Kate Steidle led the Bucs with 18 kills and also added seven digs. Senior setter Carey Cavanaugh had an excellent all-around match, tallying 41 assists, 11 digs and eight kills. Sophomore setter Jessica Miller had a match-high 18 digs on the evening for the Bucs. Chattanooga was led by outside hitter Kari Krouse, who had a team-high 16 kills and 15 digs. Setter Emily McGinnis had 39 assists and added six digs and five kills for the Lady Mocs. The Bucs return to action on Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m. as they face Georgia Southern in Brooks Gym. The Lady Mocs now travel to Appalachian State on Saturday at 7 p.m. in the second match of a three-match road trip.


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Here's a report on the Dec 2013 freeze. Copernicia bailayana planted out in the open about 5 feet away from my weather station in the middle of the frost pit part of my garden, so the temp readings six feet above that plant are accurate, due to strong inversion was probably much colder on the ground.
This specimen was purchased from JD Andersen as a small 5 gallon plant. Has some silver on it, looks like it will turn into a silver bailayana. Threw a cardboard box over it, that's all, just to keep the frost off the plant since it's so small. Not a trace of a damage, not even a hint. Spear is solid and is currently pushing out further after a week of 70-85F temperatures. Nearby citrus suffered some damage low to the ground suggesting it was quite cold down there.
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I'm still pretty new to java and still learning but created a little console program to test you on how well you can calculate change.
It functions (not perfectly) but I know there are better ways to do what I did. Any suggestions to help me develop better technique? Also,
I thought I could use methods different times and have it return a different value. As you will see I had to make two different random number generators. Then since they were both currentTimeMillis() they were still returning the same values, so i switch one to nanoTime().
Here's the code
import java.util.Scanner; import java.util.Random; public class ChangeTest { public static void main(String[] args) { double number1 = 0.0; double number2 = 0.0; int numCorrect = 0; double answer = 0.0; double userAnswer = 0.0; for(int i = 1; i <= 10;++i){ Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in); number1 = (double)Math.round(genNumber1()*100)/100; number2 = (double)Math.round(genNumber2()*100)/100; if (number1 > number2){ answer = number1 - number2; System.out.println("What would be the change if the price was: $" + number2 + " and you were given: $" + number1); userAnswer = input.nextDouble(); if (userAnswer == answer){ ++numCorrect; System.out.println("That is correct!"); } else System.out.println("I'm sorry that is incorrect."); } else { answer = number2 - number1; System.out.printf("What would be the change if the price was: $" + number1 + " and you were given: $" + number2); userAnswer = input.nextDouble(); if (userAnswer == answer){ numCorrect++; System.out.println("That is correct!"); } else System.out.println("I'm sorry that is incorrect."); } } if(numCorrect == 10){ System.out.println("Congratulations! You got a perfect score!!!"); } else if (numCorrect >= 7) { System.out.println("Good work! You got " + numCorrect + " correct!!!"); } else { System.out.println("You can do better! You got " + numCorrect + " correct..."); } } static double genNumber1(){ double num1; Random generator = new Random(System.currentTimeMillis()); num1 = generator.nextDouble() * 50.0; return num1; } static double genNumber2(){ double num1; Random generator = new Random(System.nanoTime()); num1 = generator.nextDouble() * 50.0; return num1; } }
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When it comes to random, simply don't seed it. If you provide two random instances which happen to have the same seed, than the random numbers they draw would be the same:
So despite two completely separate instances of Random, both of them will randomly select the same numbers on each call to next. Simply don't seed it and that behaviour will disappear.PHP Code:
Random r1 = new Random(5);
Random r2 = new Random(5);
for (int i = 0; i < 5; ++i)
System.out.println("Random 1 pulled: " + r1.nextInt());
System.out.println("Random 2 pulled: " + r2.nextInt());
You should consider using integers to store these in. You can display them as floating by dividing by 100, but there is rounding violations that occur due to both limitation in hardware as well as base conversion (ie: 1/10 in base2 cannot be represented as an even number and so repeats infinitely). This can cause havoc although likely will not be a problem when dealing with such low fractional values (and more importantly, ones that do not operate on them).
If you're interested in these, you can find a large number of resources if you search for computational mathematics. I'd have to dust the old book off otherwise :P


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Thanksgiving is coming up in two weeks. If you will be in Vermont then and want to eat at a restaurant that day, you should make reservations now. Many restaurants will be closed for the day and those that are open may be busy. Find out from your innkeeper which local restaurants are open and get reservations just to be safe.
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I have a few projects planned where I will need to weld copper to copper. Some copper pipe, and some copper sheet metal. These projects will need strong welds, I also dont want a brass look where the weld joints are, like sweating in plumbing. I am looking into patina or burnt copper finish when I am done, so it has to look good, I can grind down a weld with no problems if the process doesn't add another metal type that will show through and ruin the look I am going for. I appreciate any and all comments!
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What's the best way to weld copper?- 250 Bobcat
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GTAW and lots of amps and for filler use the same material as the parent materialTJ______________________________________
yep TIG it, just remember it sucks up the heat so you will need big amps for any thing thick. how thick is the copper you intend to do?? if its realythick you might need to go to plasma welding it.thanks for the help
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One project is sheet metal, haven't bought it yet so don't have the thickness. The other is copper plumbing pipe.
I have access to a Miller 175 Mig. Is there any way to use that for this project?
I saw on mw.com where this welder is capable of copper welding. Someone told me that I could weld copper w/ the 175, but would need a spool gun to do it.
Thanks for the input!- 250 Bobcat
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I doubt the cabability of the 175 for what your needing.
If you dont have a TIG, gas weld it using copper filler and flux, its used a lot for ornamental copper work and copper pressure vessels.
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GTAW with a piece of the actual parent metal to use for filler is the best way to achieve the perfect finish you are looking for.
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TIG it DCEN with deoxidized copper filler. Don't use bare electrical wire or plain copper -- the welds will come out like crap. Deoxidized copper filler is not hard to find.
I confess that I have never done it . . . at least successfully . . . but I have seen it done and it works.
Also, copper needs lots of heat. Don't be shy with the amps.
Good luck with it and post pics.
I like silica-bronze filler to Tig weld copper. It's easy, gives you a clean finish, and it's strong. I'm not sure about patina finishes on it though.
But then again, it sounds like you don't have a tig welder. O/A torch would be my next choice...
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"This started out as muffins but I found that it can be baked as bread too. The lemon juice gives it a nice bite and the whole wheat bread gives it a great nutty flavor."
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butter, melted
6 tablespoons
1 cup
plain yogurt
egg, room temperature
1/4 cup
fresh lemon juice
1 cup
all-purpose flour
1 cup
whole wheat flour
1 1/2 teaspoons
baking soda
1/4 teaspoon
ground nutmeg
1/4 teaspoon
ground cinnamon
We think it's a delicious recipe. The taste is right for those who don't like too sweet muffins (and the others can add honey or jam in the middle before eating). I think cookig time is too long: in my oven 40 minutes max are enough, or they burn on top.
Extra cinnamon adds to the flavor. Less lemon juice makes it better.
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Nice taste, easy, and great for those who don't like sweet bread. However, had I not added pecans, I don't think it would have been as enjoyable.
This bread is a pretty basic quick bread, but the batter is dry, and with the 50 minute bake time it got a bit overdone. I made mini muffins, mini loaves, and a regular sized loaf. The mini muffins were done at 15 min, the mini loaves at 25, and apparently the regular loaf probably should've been 30-35 min, not 50. I used peach yogurt (all I had) and used 3 6 oz containers. I think I'd add one more egg next time to make the batter a little more runny and/or add some fruit. It's good, but there's no overall fruity, lemony, or specific flavors. Thanks for the recipe!
The texture of this bread is very good and it's not too sweet. I ended up using vanilla yogurt instead of plain, added walnuts, and instead of cinnamon and nutmeg, I used lemon zest so that it would have an extra lemon-y flavor. Next time I think I will add more yogurt since the consistency of the batter was a bit thick (maybe I added too many dry ingredients) and I will definitely turn the heat down! I baked it at 370 for 36-37 minutes and the top got a bit burnt! Will set it at 350 next time.
Pretty good taste, but it needs something extra, like nuts or more spice.
This bread turned out great. It had good texture a pleasant flavor and was super moist. I topped mine with a good scattering of Uncle Sam Cereal before baking, that was a really nice topping to it.
This was pretty good. The texture was wonderful, but it was just rather bland, and I had added extra spices. It was way better after cooling.
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I pulled my leads out to put longer ones in and didnt pay attention to where the ground goes and where the hot goes inside on the acdc switch. Can someone look for me and tell me the number? (there is a number next to each post on the acdc switch inside.)
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Bali is world famous. The top island destination in Indonesia is synonymous with exotic travel, luxury spa resorts, idyllic beaches, picturesque mountain scenery, great food, shopping, party and all fun-related activities. The tourist haven is known as the 'island of a thousand temples', with over 90% of Balinese are Hindus.
Probably one of the most photographed temples in Bali, the 11th century Uluwatu Templeis perched on top of the cliff overlooking the sea. Here is where you can catch the magical sunset at Uluwatu at the southern end of Bali.
And we were at Uluwatu to catch the 'Kecak Ramayana & Fire Dance' - popularly recommended to Bali visitors. Earlier on, we watched the similar 'Ramayana Ballet Prambanan' in Yogyakarta. The Balinese show is a faster version with performers dancing around fire and men continuously chanting 'cak... cak... cak...' The atmosphere is highly charged up and the main characters would prance onto the spectator area to 'intimidate' the tourists. The show was actually quite funny!
See? I told you it was funny. This 'Demon' suddenly jumped in front of me to camwhore!
The performers are either dressed in elaborate costumes or simply go topless! The show culminates with the white monkey being set up on fire and
One of my favourite part of the Bali trip is to stroll leisurely along Ubud to discover little surprises and snap at interesting sights. Colourful flower arrangements, huge statues, artworks, quirky shops and cafes can be found along the streets and alleys of Ubud.
Masks of demons and a ginormous sandal that fits all sizes!
The demon masks maybe good for Halloween as well!
A typical sight of pretty, colourful flower arrangement in Bali.
A Balinese Hindu praying with offerings at a huge tree in Ubud.
I was attracted to the prayer offerings that are usually placed on the path by the roadside. Leaves are wrapped in different shapes to contain the prayer offerings like flowers, joss sticks and food.
Purple lilies
Monkey lovers will love this park - Ubud Monkey Forest. Long-tailed macaques are the residents here and they don't seem to be afraid of visitors. You are into their territory and they come close to you. I saw one jump onto a little girl's back but I guess the mum was quite amused as she continued to take candid shots of her daughter.
Statues of monkey-like figures.
And the cheeky monkey that winks!
Slow down, find a chill-out place along Ubud and rest your tired feet. I had two cups of yummy cuppaccino and nachos at one of the cafes in Ubud.
The street of Ubud with little flower artworks on the path.
Kuta Beach
They say if you have not visited Kuta Beach, you can't tell people you have been to Bali. The beach offers water sports such as surfing. There are plenty of retail malls and restaurants in the area. A touristy place.
Left: A typical Balinese architecture as seen all over in Bali - candi bentar, the split gate.
Tanjung Benoa
We had an exhilarating time at Tanjung Benoa. The beach is popular for water activities and we tried parasailing high up into the sky, flying fish and
We put up 3 nights at Kokonut Suites in Bali. What I like most is the warm hospitality and prompt service of the hotel staff. It's like a home away from home in a very relaxing environment.
Have you tried Kopi Luwak (Civet Coffee) before? Look at Kopi Luwak in poop form - defecated coffee beans! I got a pack from Kokonut Suites.yet to try it.
A golden rice paddy field that's almost ready for harvest.
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Starring Robert Downey Jr., Gwyneth Paltrow, Don Cheadle, Guy Pearce, Rebecca Hall, Stephanie Szostak, James Badge Dale with Jon Favreau and Ben Kingsley, Iron Man 3 is directed by Shane Black from a screenplay by Drew Pearce and Shane Black and is based on Marvels iconic Super Hero Iron Man, who first appeared on the pages of Tales of Suspense (#39) in 1963 and had his solo comic book debut with The Invincible Iron Man (#1) in May of 1968.
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Ted Ligety added the top step of the podium to his Slalom podium placing of 2006 with victory in the last World Cup Giant Slalom before the World Championships. Adelboden is one of the classic Giant Slalom races and is a race that Ligety has been looking to add to his collection for a number of years; prior to this race his best result had been 4th in 2012. Fritz Dopfer and Felix Neureuther joined the HEAD World Cup rebel on the podium after first run leader Marcel Hirscher made a huge mistake three gates from home to drop down the rankings to 16th.
With three World Cup Giant Slalom wins already this season, Mr. Giant Slalom, is the man that they all look to. From a start number of 4, Ligety attacked the first run. A small mistake saw him finish second by 0.17 seconds yet he was happy with this. It was all to play for on the second run.
The fresh snow that had fallen over night did not worry the racers, as the course was still hard packed and grippy. The rollers and steep descent into the finish gave the racers more to think about. Kjetil Jansrud had been troubled by a lack of rhythm in the course while Aksel Lund Svindal was happy with a run that saw him in fourth after the first run. Svindal ended up 6th after the second run after taking a slightly too aggressive line on the second run.
Ligety admitted after his second run; a run that saw him post a time that gave him a lead of over a second on second place, a run that gave Hirscher waiting at the top something to aim for, that he was tired due to the hard work that the slope demanded.
This win now ties Ligety with same number of wins that Alberto Tomba scored in his career. "Being on the podium here has always evaded me, this is the only one of the big classics that I had not won. It is good to finally have my name on the list."
Ligety added that "it is hard to argue that this is not my best season in GS, I would like slalom to go better but I have great confidence in GS, cannot complain at all."
With the World Championships looming, Ligety agreed that he is now the favourite for the World Championships. With his fourth win of the season, Ligety now has a 125-point lead in the Giant Slalom World Cup. Despite being tired after the race, Ligety felt it was "a huge honour to win here finally."
1. Ted Ligety (USA) HEAD
2. Fritz Dopfer (GER)
3. Felix Neureuther (GER)
6. Aksel Lund Svindal (NOR) HEAD
12. Mathieu Faivre (FRA) HEAD
15. Kjetil Jansrud (NOR) HEAD
23. Robby Kelley (USA) HEAD


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