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Remix makes the Cover of Knitty!
I thought the boatneck and side shaping gave my Aran a bit of a Jean Seberg-in-the-french-sailor-tee kinda vibe , so I named it Beatnik. Our model had fun with this one:
…and I had a chance to play with cables. The mini cables alternating with st st is becoming a recurring element. See our free pattern Wishbone and Barnard from booklet 286.
I'm dreaming of making one for myself with an oversized body and slim fitting sleeves – one of my favorite combinations. I'll make a body 4-6″ bigger than my bust measurement, eliminate the side shaping and follow the sleeves and armhole for my size. I will definitely use the Remix, now, what color?
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I'm thinking Maple Sugar – I love how cables look in neutral tones.October 4, 2010
Ooh, I love remix and the beautiful light in your photos. I'm in this same issue of Knitty, with my Eleanor Cowl. I was so excited to be accepted, I thought I'd faint. Does being accepted for publication still hold excitement for you?October 4, 2010
I LOVE this sweater. I just finished Baby Poonam for my nephew and enjoyed doing the cable work. I can't wait to make this for myself! I have to admit, I'm a huge Berroco fan…yarns and patterns.October 7, 2010
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When I saw the picture of this gorgeous sweater, I suddenly had a flashback to how much I *loved* the red-ish cabled sweater my Gran knit for me. Thank you for that! This is on the top of my to do list. The stitches you chose and how you placed them, the 3/4 sleeves with the great neckline, mmmm… scrumptious!October 17, 2010


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The Bowling Green Fire Department responded to the explosion around 10:30 this morning.
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Cherry was in a lift when the explosion happened.
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Related to this question, I noticed that the ending of 2 Peter 2:11 is translated respectively by the NIV and ESV as "from the Lord" and "before the Lord." From what I can tell this seems to be owing to a difference in manuscripts. Which rendering was most likely the original rendering?
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As best I can tell, there is no major difference in the wording seen in the oldest extant manuscripts dated closest to any original text of 2 Peter. Specifically:
Also, there is scholarship indicating that:
The key Greek word in these clauses, IMO, is ΠΑΡΑ (παρα/para). This preposition properly means near, yet can be correctly translated from Greek into English as (inter alia) either before or from. Which word to use is dependent upon which English preposition the translator/translation committee thinks might best express the thought s/he or they wish to convey.
Also, there's no help available from any of the church fathers as to which preposition might be most correct.


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# KlangStufen – "KlangStufen" is an experiment to show, how much information you can get from the sound of a city. You can experience the urban space auditivly by mounting the different height levels of a city, which would not be possible in the real space at all. You should concentrate completely on the sounds, the visual remains in the background.
A stair makes the different height levels conceivable to the user. The single steps correspond to the different height levels. So we can use the existing architecture to experience the urban space and to get information about it. The user selects his point of view in the city on a map projected on the wall. Now from this point you move along the y-axis upwards or downwards, depending on which step one is standing.
# Audio Ping Pong – Mike McCracken has a fun little project using an arduino, headphones and an accellerometer.
# Kids Be Gone – Mosquito Device – Are gatherings of teenagers and young adults affecting your business and your profits?
The Mosquito ultrasonic teenage deterrent is the solution to the eternal problem of unwanted gatherings of youths and teenagers in shopping malls and around shops.
# Tristram Cary, Tape Music Pioneer, VCS3 Designer, Composer, Dies – Tristram is credited by some as the father of tape music, originating tape music techniques in World War II. He's notorious to the general public and sci fi fans as the composer of the music for the Daleks in Doctor Who.
# Puzzlemation – A Dynamic Tiled Display – Puzzlemation divides the digital display into pixels you're free to pick up and re-arrange. It can be used to create things as diverse as modular animated signs, to a uniquely challenging dynamic puzzle.
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1) Are you allowed to listen to Music on Rosh Chodesh Iyar? 1a) Does your individual Sefirah status matter such as the first half, second half or both?
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The Shulchan Aruch writes (OC 493:3) that those who think that Rosh Chodesh Iyar serves as an exception to the customary mourning practics are mistaken. (That is not a terminology he uses very often.)
Thus, if your "half" of mourning includes Rosh Chodesh Iyar, you should continue your mourning practices on that day.
Rosh Chodesh Iyar is definitely part of the mourning period, whichever "half" of sefirah one observes. One may only listen to music as part of a seudas mitzvah, such as a Sheva Berachos for a couple that got married at the end of Nissan.
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I have searched and asked others for the answer to this but have come up dry: what is the name or technique in music where musical notes approximate/imitate speech? Note that I am not talking about vocoders where speech is modulated by tones or notes, but rather the technique of arranging notes so they sound similar in pitch/length to spoken syllables. An example is the intro to "Hot Blooded" by Foreigner.
First I thought you meant something like this but it seems that's not the case...
I don't know if what you ask actually has a name or not. However, it seems that it could be a part of the more general idea that music and speech have much in common. In this case, if you would use long notes for short syllables and vice versa, or weak notes for strong syllables, low notes for words which would be naturally spoken in a higher pitch, and so on, the music would become incomprehensible or at least illogical.
So, in general, to make music and text go well together, you would at least get the proportions approximately similar, only breaking them when you know what you're doing. Music matching syllables exactly would then just be an extreme case of this. Perhaps the term rhetoric in music could get you further.
In the intro of the piece you mentioned the notes are just the first notes of the main melody, which again seems to be composed according to these principles.
"Musical notes that approximate/imitate speech..." could be categorized as musical onomatopoeia -- music which imitates sounds of the environment including speech.
However, based on your example of Hot Blooded, I think that you are instead looking to describe musical notes that outline a sung melody. If so, I think that the best term for this is simply lyrical melody.


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I'm looking for code that produces all possible trees with no self edges (or their adjacent matrices) with n nodes, anyone have any idea if this is written anywhere?
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In sage the command
produces a list of all trees on 9 vertices. As sage is open source, the code is available for inspection. The command
[tt.am() for tt in graphs.trees(9)]
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It is well known that there is a bijection between the set of trees on $n$ nodes and sequences of length $n-2$ with values in $[n]$. These sequences are called Prüfer sequences. Indeed, the wikipedia page has code which will convert any Prüfer sequence into a tree. So a naïve algorithm would be to run the wikipedia algorithm over all Prüfer sequences.


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Sorting out blame for mental illness
Mentally ill people have problems. But then so do people who have to deal with the mentally ill — which is why the recent exhibit of photographs in the underground walkway between the Capitol and the Legislative Office Building is so misleading.
The exhibit, sponsored by the Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services, aims to counter what it calls discrimination against the mentally ill. Mental illness, Commissioner Patricia Rehmer tells the Connecticut Mirror, "is the last bastion of discrimination."
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The Knights of Columbus Immaculate Heart of Mary Council No. 472 held its 113th anniversary dinner on April 14 at the Knights of Columbus hall in Wintersville, an occasion for commentary, special awards and remarks by guest speaker the Rev. Jeffrey M. Monforton, bishop of the Diocese of Steubenville.
Monforton, who has been on the job seven months now, said he had a number of priorities upon arriving here: unity in the diocese; finances, Catholic education and vocations; and the cathedral.
Monforton said he is more than halfway done with visiting parishes in the diocese - it's a five-hour drive from Toronto to Ironton to put traveling considerations into perspective - and he has had a chance to go to all the schools. In both cases, he said he is "very pleased" with what he sees.
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His visits to the schools in the Diocese sparked questions from students about his attire, he said. "I would call this a walking show and tell for the church, and I did this on purpose because you know kids. They like to ask what's this, what's that and why. I love it. If they're going to ask questions about faith, to me it means it matters to them," he said, noting he has implemented "Ask the Bishop," which allows students to ask him faith questions with responses printed in the Catholic Register.
Visits to Franciscan University of Steubenville and Ohio University are on his schedule as a way to foster vocations.
"We are blessed with six seminarians right now," Monforton said of a number that will continue to grow as individuals have encouragement and affirmation that the priesthood or religious life are viable options despite a culture that might suggest otherwise.
When he first arrived in the area in July, Monforton said he was asked about stalled plans for the new cathedral. What are you going to do, he said he was asked.
"I said I will assess the situation and determine where do we go," Monforton said was his response.
"What you need to know - and I mentioned this in my article in the (Catholic) Register - doing nothing is not an option," Monforton told the attentive Knights of Columbus audience.
"We do have money in the bank already, but to do a whole brand new full-blown campaign, no; however, I fully believe that we will be able to endeavor and to be able to work on what we need to do for the mother church of this diocese," he said. "Will we be able to use the location intended over by the high school and grade school - I probably doubt it. However, at the same time what we do is look at other options. Think of our faith. God writes straight with crooked lines," he said, mentioning how expectant parents have intentions of a certain number of children with certain types of personalities.
"Didn't happen - that's fine," he said. "But that's good. It's a reminder that God's in charge."
For the past few months, Monforton said, "I have been paying attention and consulting with the various ties we have in this beloved diocese of ours as well as with a couple members of the administration of the city of Steubenville. We will not leave the city. That's a certainty. And whatever we'll do will also be coupled with helping the poor. That definitely is a hallmark of this diocese and certainly with the name of the blessed pope we have in Pope Frances focusing on the poor is a reminder of who we are as Catholics," he said.
Being 49 and new to the bishop's role, Monforton said he is a "baby bishop" destined to make mistakes. "I don't intend to, but they will happen, but we grow from experiences, but my focus here is meant to remind everybody here there is always hope, and that's important," he said.
D.L. Romel served as toastmaster at the dinner, acknowledging guests at the head table who included Baci Carpico, past state deputy and former master of 4th degree; Robert Byers, warden, Ohio state Council Knights of Columbus, who commended the council for leading the state in membership two years running; Joseph Solomon, diocesan membership retention director, Monsignor Kurt Kemo; the Rev. Jack McCoy, chaplain; the Rev. Gilbert I. Sheldon, retired bishop, Diocese of Steubenville, who gave the benediction; and Donald Hall, grand knight and awards presenter.
Joe Lancia, banquet chairman, presented the first award of the evening, to Trinity Health System for its dedicated and devoted care to the community. The award was accepted by Fred Brower, its chief executive officer and president.
Hall presented the other awards, ones the council presents to members of the council and the community who have exemplified the virtues and principles of the order - charity, unity and fraternity.
Honored were: Wintersville Police Chief Ed Laman, Bluecoat of the Year; Sydney Parks, Youth of the Year; the Rev. Jack McCoy, Chaplain of the Year; the Rev. William D. Cross, Religious of the Year; Jack Ernest, Volunteer of the Year; Lou and Carol Lamonte, Family of the Year; and the late Al Furka, Knight of the Year, posthumous award accepted by his children, Bob Furka, Mary Recinella and Veronica Pollus.
The evening also included the presentation of contributions to the Bishop John King Mussio Elementary School Scholarship Fund, the Bishop John King Mussio Junior High School Scholarship Fund and the Catholic Central High School Scholarship Fund.


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It was a unanimous decision, five to zero, the Franklin City Commission created what it calls a Tax Increment Financing district, more commonly known as TIF, to hopefully bring in new industries.
"The types of jobs that we're now recruiting are going to be high-tech jobs, and they should be paying 20-25 dollars an hour. People will likely want to be involved with securing those jobs," said Franklin Mayor Ronnie Clark.
It's for about 450 acres near exit 6 on I-65, and the city hopes they've set it up for recruiters to want to bring in the jobs.
"You have to make sure your infrastructure, an adequate location, and all the amenities that would go with that. That's what we have to make sure we have in place to be able to go out and firmly recruit good jobs to come into this community," said Franklin City Commissioner Wendell Stewart Sr.
The city will require any new industry to pay an extra one percent occupational tax on jobs on top of the one percent the city already requires.
"Allows the city to re-coop a one percent occupational tax that we will impose on a new industry. We will not impose this additional tax on existing industry in our industrial park," said Clark.
"That money is usually turned back into some form of an incentive to help maybe purchase more land, or to help infrastructures to be able to provide more opportunities for future growth. So, it usually works out real well, and no I don't really think it's a hindrance," said Stewart.
This was the second reading of the ordinance so, it is now official.
City officials could not say if any industry has already committed, but the Mayor did say they were in talks with some businesses.


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I have never been able to run even a quarter of a mile straight. Even now, I have to stop and catch my breath. I'd like to take up running. What are the best ways to ease into it?
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Best way to start is a couch to 5k program. Teaches you to increase your mileage a little at a time over nine weeks. It is a walk run program. You start out walking more than running, but eventually you do not walk any.
There a lot of training programs, some are built for your phone.
Just remember that you do not need to be running 5 minute miles. Slow and steady wins the race to completing the program. Speed comes with training or you are a freak and born with it!
Many runners will tell you they started at the same point you are now. Building a habit for running is, in my opinion, as important as the running itself. Every day you run a little farther. You will find many little victories along the way. The first day I ran for an hour was pretty amazing and when I started running I couldn't get to the end of the street. (Certainly the many programs online are a great tool)
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One last thing before school is out for summer: The Park-only, early bird Call for Makers for East Bay Mini Maker Faire 2011 is now open!
This year the Park Day School official maker booths will not necessarily be tied to any particular grade. We're trying a slightly different way, with individual or partnership entries from teachers, students and parents. Any and all Park Day School community members who have ideas perkolating for fun, interactive maker booths should step forward now and fill out an Early Bird Call for Makers application.
What were the Park booths last year? Well, there was:
- butter making
- circus arts and juggle-ball making
- Bruiser the Re-user (the DIY recycled truck Pre-K project)
- the sand golfball "luge"
- rocket making and launching
- cobb bench building (rained-out, unfortunately)
- Atomic Art (jewelery and art of favorite elements)
They were all a great success, interactive, educational, fun, and demonstrated Park's collective maker spirit.
So apply today! Replicate one of these and/or submit new ideas. Multiple applications by one maker is fine. Later this summer we'll pick a number of the best booth applications and have those leaders shepherd the pre-planning through the summer and into the start of school. Then we will incorporate your day-of staffing needs into the overall call for volunteers that will go out to the school in early fall. (You can seed those slots with friends and partners in crime, sure!)
The official Call for Makers / Performers / Crafters / Food Vendors will go out later this month. But we thought why wait for Park's own booths? We have a few more days of community togetherness until we get blown into a zillion disparate directions. Here's to the next year of fun and curiosity at Park Day—especially on Sunday, October 16th!


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Strict censorship guidelines revealed for console games in China, stomps on free speechWritten by: / / No Comments
The Chinese government has released a comprehensive list of restrictions and guidelines to be placed on the content of console games allowed to be sold in the region following the lifting of a ban on the sale of consoles the PlayStation and Xbox earlier this year.
The guidelines are incredibly strict and while some may seem logical individually, when combined they could set the games industry back twenty years as far as diversity and experimentation is concerned with little chance to release games with strong, empathetic messages that have been such a breath of fresh air in recent years.
The full list of guidelines for the kinds of content that is not allowed in console games in China reads as follows:
– Gambling-related content or game features.
– Anything that violates China's constitution.
– Anything that threatens China's national unity, sovereignty, or territorial integrity.
– Anything that harms the nation's reputation, security, or interests.
– Anything that instigates racial/ethnic hatred, or harms ethnic traditions and cultures.
– Anything that violates China's policy on religion by promoting cults or superstitions.
– Anything that promotes or incites obscenity, drug use, violence, or gambling.
– Anything that harms public ethics or China's culture and traditions.
– Anything that insults, slanders, or violates the rights of others.
– Other content that violates the law.
Games will be subject to an approval process that is said to take no longer than 20 days, and companies outside of China must work with a local partner or distributor which operates out of the Shanghai Free Trade Zone, according to a report on Games in Asia. If a game is not approved, the reason for the rejection will be provided. In addition, game updates will also need to go through this approval process.
While games like Grand Theft Auto would most likely be rejected outright, what about games that strive to impress a specific message on their audience? What about games that rely on freedom of speech that developers in most of the world enjoy?
And how could these restrictions in a market estimated to be worth $17.6 billion in 2014 affect the development of games going forward – a market that Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo, as well as publishers like Activision, EA and Ubisoft, would want to take advantage of? Could we see games in the future being created specifically to adhere to the rules set out by the Chinese government in order to reduce the costs of removing offensive content from games created for Western audiences?
Let us know your thoughts on these restrictions and how they could shape the way publishers and developers approach game development in the future.
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The Weather Channel Wireless Temperature Station for $15.99
La Crosse Technology with Solar Sensor.
Good price for a weather station. We love ours.
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the shipping is not free , it is $6.99.
you can find the same item at a cheaper price at ebay or amazon.
Seems a bit pricey just to know the temp outside. Don't know if you can really call this a "Weather Station" when all it does is tell you the temp.
I have a couple of "weather stations." They vary widely in capability and features. Some track just inside and outdoor temperature, barometric pressure, and other relay the extended weather forecast. This one would tell you whether need a jacket before you head out the door, but you would want to buy, at least, one more to tell you whether rain is on the horizon.


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An Emporia soybean processing plant will temporarily lay off some of its employees because the ongoing drought has reduced the soybean crop in Kansas, a company spokeswoman said.
Officials with the Bunge plant announced Tuesday that crush operations at the plant will be suspended, effective May 1. The crush operations are expected to resume with the fall harvest, The Emporia Gazette reported.
"The U.S. soybean supplies are tight due to the drought, particularly in the Kansas region, and so the processing industry has excess crush capacity and it is also because of a strong export demand in Asia that depleted supplies," said Heather Rueschhoff, a company spokeswoman.
The remaining employees at the plant will work reduced hours doing maintenance and other projects, Rueschhoff said.
City Manager Matt Zimmerman told the Emporia City Council in an email that he was told by Tom Schmidt, regional manager for Bunge, that about 21 employees will be laid off.
"He said this is the first factory where they are closing operations temporarily and it is due to a lack of crop in Kansas because of the drought," Zimmerman said. "If the drought continues and there is a much smaller crop than anticipated, they may not reopen the plant in the fall. Let's all hope and pray for rain."
The plant has about 66 full-time employees, Rueschhoff said.
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I want to use Starcraft 2 with Wine, however it requires 18GB. My home directory won't let me copy it to the Linux side because it says I'm out of space when there's over 60GB free.
I realize I'm sure there's a way for me to increase the available disc space... but is it ok for Wine to share the same install directory for Starcraft 2 as Windows?


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Two apartments were damaged after a fire Thursday morning in Bowling Green.
It happened on Kenton Street. Residents say they noticed a fire in the attic and evacuated the building.
Bowling Green Fire Department tells us everyone was able to get out safely.
Officials say the quick response of firefighters kept the blaze under control.
"There was some smoke and flames visible when they got here. Everyone got out safely they put the fire out quickly and right now the cause is under investigation," says Marlee Boenig from the Bowling Green Fire Department.
There is now word on the extent of the damage to the apartments.


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I have so many apps on my iPhone, when I install a batch of updates it takes a while for them to complete. Given how many different screens my iPhone has, it's difficult to determine when all of the updating apps are done installing.
Is there a different view/screen I can pull up to track the progress of all apps currently being installed and/or updated?


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Prove that if $G$ is a bipartite simple graph and every vertex has the same degree $k$, then the edges of $G$ can be partitioned into $k$ matchings. Can we then prove the same if every vertex has degree $\le k$?
The "big stick" route is via iterative application of Hall's Marriage Theorem, which for our purposes tells us that a regular bipartite graph has a perfect matching (restricted to regular bipartite graphs, the proof of this is not too hard either).
Then given $k$-regular bipartite $G=(V_{1}\uplus V_{2},E)$ we can find a perfect matching $M \subseteq E$. Let $G'=(V_{1}\uplus V_{2}, E\setminus M)$. $G'$ is clearly a $(k-1)$-regular bipartite graph, hence we can apply Hall's theorem again, et cetera.
You could also go the other way, and give an inductive proof. The base case of $k=1$ is obvious, then with the assumption that $k=p-1$ gives us a $(p-1)$-matching it's relatively straight forward to show that for $k=p$ you can find a perfect matching, then apply the inductive assumption for the graph without that matching, though you're really just showing the special case of Hall's theorem again to prove that you can get the first perfect matching.
For the second part you should be able to do basically the same with Hall's theorem. First discard any degree zero vertices, then take a matching which covers the smaller side, remove this and iterate. A simple contradiction argument shows that you can do this at most $k$ times. (Assume you do it $k$ times and there's some edge left over, but it can't be part of any of the $k$ previous matchings, then at least one of its end points must have an edge in all the matchings, and hence must have degree greater than $k$)
A bipartite graph $G$ with degree bounded above by $k$ can be extended (as necessary by adding both vertices and edges) to a regular bipartite graph $H$ of degree $k$. Partitioning the edges of $H$ into $k$ perfect matchings then induces a partition of edges of $G$ into $k$ (not necessarily perfect) matchings.
Added: It would probably be in keeping with the problem to phrase the conclusion as partitioning $G$ into at most $k$ matchings, since the above construction may produce matchings in $H$ that miss $G$.
I'll give a self-contained proof; I "borrowed" this proof from Theorem 7.6.3 in A Textbook of Graph Theory by Balakrishnan and Ranganathan.
Proof: We proceed by induction on the number of edges $m$ (having fixed the vertex set, and vertex bipartition). The theorem is true for $m=1$. Now assume $m>1$.
Let $uv$ be an edge in $G$. By the inductive hypothesis, $G \setminus \{uv\}$ can be properly edge coloured using $\Delta$ colours. An example is given below for $\Delta=3$.
In this colouring of $G \setminus \{uv\}$:
Note: both $i$ and $j$ exist, since the degrees of $u$ and $v$ in $G \setminus \{uv\}$ are at most $\Delta-1$.
We can assume $u$ is the endpoint of an $j$-coloured edge, otherwise, we can assign $uv$ the colour $j$, and we are done.
Let $P$ be the maximum-length path starting at $u$ following edges of colours $j$ and $i$ alternatingly. In the above example, we take $i=\text{blue}$ and $j=\text{red}$, so $P$ is the path depicted below.
Importantly, $P$ cannot have $v$ as a vertex; this would imply one of the following:
If we swap the colours $i$ and $j$ in $P$, we obtain a new proper edge colouring of $G \setminus \{uv\}$ using $\Delta$ colours. (It is indeed proper, since $P$ is of maximum-length.) In the above example, we obtain the following modified colouring.
However, this time, both $u$ and $v$ are not the endpoint of an $j$-coloured edge, so we can add back in the edge $uv$ and colour it $j$, thereby obtaining a proper edge colouring of $G$ using $\Delta$ colours. In our running example, the final result is the following.


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A 21-foot-tall statue of Albert Einstein sits near the National Academy of Sciences. The memorial was dedicated on April 22, 1979, in honor of the centennial of his birth. A star map set in granite at the statue's feet shows the position of the Sun, Moon, planets, and stars on the date of the memorial's dedication. In the statue's left hand is a piece of paper showing three significant mathematical equations: the photoelectric effect, the theory of general relativity, and equivalence of energy and matter.
Fun Fact: Albert Einstein was named "Person of the Century" by Time magazine in 1999.
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I want to prepare a drink that is hot (spicy) but I don't want to use regular hot sauce because it will affect the color. Is there anything like "clear" hot sauce?
Let a hot pepper (jalapeño or habañero, perhaps) soak in your liquid for however long it takes to achieve the desired hotness.
Hmm, I'd look for pure Capsaicin if all you want is the heat. It's colorless/odorless so could work, but I'm not sure where you can find it.
I've heard of white, hot sauces which may work for you, here is an example
Szechuan (Sichuan) pepper husks can be brewed/simmered in hot water and results in a relatively clear broth that can be very "hot" and a much more interesting taste than refined or artificial capsaicin
It also has that numbing effect that most people find rather interesting
Cajohn's Frostbite it is a clear hot sauce and pretty good for making mixed drinks
I have some habanero powder that has a beige color. I would imagine that wouldn't discolor a clear liquid too much. And believe me, a little bit goes a long way.
Fresh uncooked Ginger paste has quite a kick to it, as does fresh ground Horseradish. The tastes are not much like capsicum, but can be eye-wateringly potent.
There's a style of hot sauce that is basically whole peppers soaking in a vinegar solution; it's probably work, but it'd give a sour note from the vinegar.
You could always make your own ... it tends to be made with green peppers; I'm guessing green or yellow would impart less color.
Also, a quick search suggests that there's at least two brands of 'clear hotsauce' out there -- Panola and Frostbite.


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Art Buchwald
April 10, 1994
7:30 p.m.
Physical Education Complex
There are some reasons I have for being proud of being a Southerner, and Clifford Durr is one of them.
— C. Vann Woodward
Welcome and Introductions
Dr. Guinevera A. Nance Interim Chancellor Auburn University at Montgomery
Greetings from Durr Leadership Committee
Dr. Allen K. Hess Head, AUM Department of Psychology
Member, Durr Coordinating Committee
The Clifford J. Durr Lectures Endowment Fund
Mrs. Lucy Durr Hackney Member, Durr Leadership Committee
Mr. John W. Durr
Cliffor J. Durr, the Man
Mrs. Zecozy Williams Friend and Companion of
Virginia F. Durr
Introduction of Mr. Buchwald
Dr. William V. Muse President, Auburn University
Member, Durr Leadership Committee
"Things I'm Not Allowed to Tell You"
Mr. Art Buchwald
Questions and Answers
Closing Remarks
Dr. Guin Nance
Art Buchwald was born in Mt. Vernon, New York, and was raised in Hollis in Queens, New York. He attended Public School 35, Jamaica High School, and Forest Hills High School but never graduated. Instead, he ran away to join the Marines where he served honorably (so he claims) from 1942 to 1945 in the Pacific. Although he wasn't a war hero, he looked very good in uniform.
Upon his return to civilian life, Art Buchwald enrolled at the University of Southern California. After three years at USC, he bought a one-way ticket to Paris via the GI Bill of Rights.
Pretending to attend a French language school in Paris, Mr. Buchwald landed a job with Variety magazine. In January, 1949, he took a trial column, "Paris After Dark," to the offices of the European edition of the New York Herald Tribune. Mr. Buchwald sold the Tribune on the idea that he was qualified to write about the restaurants and night life of Paris because of the food he had eaten in the Marine Corps. His credentials were never checked and, in time, he was considered the best-fed newspaperman in Europe. In 1952, the New York Herald Tribune in New York decided to syndicate the Buchwald column, which by then encompassed Europe as well as Paris.
Although these columns dealt with life on another continent, they were very successful in the United States. Buchwald portrayed himself as the Charlie Chaplin of the international set—constantly thrown out of parties and from yachts; traveling to the Soviet Union in a chauffeur-driven limousine to let the Soviet people see what a capitalist really looked like; and venturing to Africa in search of a white hunter in an effort to be considered a true-blue writer in the same class as Hemingway.
In 1962, he returned to the United States to reside in Washington, D.C. His column is published through the Los Angeles TimesSyndicate, and he continues to write for 550 newspapers from Seattle to Yokohama.
Mr. Buchwald has written 28 books, including I Think I Don't Remember (Putnam, 1987), Whose Rose Garden Is It Anyway?(Putnam, 1989), and Lighten Up, George (Putnam, 1991). He has also written a play, two children's books, and a novel. His autobiography, Leaving Home, was published by Putnam in January, 1994.
He was a recipient of the Pulitzer Prize for "Outstanding Commentary" in 1982, and in 1986 was elected to the American Academy of Arts and Letters.
Mr. Buchwald is a workaholic and has no hobbies.
John W. Durr
Born in Montgomery, Alabama, John W. Durr is the son of James J. Durr (brother of Clifford J. Durr) and Elia G. Durr. He served in the U.S. Army from 1951 to 1953 and attended the University of Alabama, where he received a B.S. degree in Commerce and Business Administration in 1955.
Mr. Durr spent his entire business career with Durr-Fillauer Medical, Inc. This career first placed him in Montgomery for four years, moved him to Mobile for 15 years, and finally returned him to Montgomery for 18 years as Executive Vice President of Administration.
Mr. Durr was instrumental in initiating the Durr-Fillauer Merit Scholarships for Auburn University at Montgomery. Also, he is one of the principles responsible for the establishment of the Durr-Fillauer Chair in Business Ethics at the School of Commerce and Business Administration at the University of Alabama.
He is married to the former Patricia Collins and they have two children, James J. Durr II and Lucy Powers Durr.
Zecozy Williams
Mrs. Williams was born in the small precinct of Egypt in Hope Hull, Alabama. She attended Tankersley School, Booker T. Washington School, and was graduated from George Washington Carver High School. Thirty years later, Mrs. Williams received the baccalaureate degree in early childhood education from Tuskegee Institute.
In the 1950s, when Clifford Durr represented the Williams in the purchase of a house on Holt Street in Montgomery, Mrs. Williams and her husband became friends of Clifford and Virginia Durr.
In the 1960s, Mrs. Williams traveled many miles and faced many adversities as coordinator of voter registration for the NAACP for five counties in central Alabama. Many believe that it was her letter to President Lyndon B. Johnson which prompted the federal voter registrars to come to central Alabama.
Mrs. Williams has been married to Essie Cue Williams for 55 years; they have one daughter. Mrs. Williams is Virginia Durr's frequent companion.
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Atlanta HardiPlank Siding and Exterior Trim, Soffit and Fascia Products: Bright Stars in a Recent Soft Market According to Principia Study
John Pruett, a Principal at Principia explains although vinyl siding has reached a mature stage in its product cycle and our Firm projects growth to be -2% per year, the silver lining may be in vinyl shingles. Producers including Alcoa and CertainTeed are attempting to protect market share by creating vinyl shingles. Other exciting advances in the siding industry include polymer stone products typically fabricated from polyurethane or polypropylene in the case of Cranes Bella line. In addition, replica cedar siding is also expected to be a winning product over the next five years. Broadly, this segment can be fiber cement shingles, molded PP, cellular PVC, and real cedar in panelized form.
Exterior trim also continues to be a fast-growing market segment, especially with cellular PVC by companies like AZEK and Royal Mouldings. Fiber cement trim has grown with greater product introductions by James Hardie.
Siding preferences are highly regional in nature and mirror domestic architectural history. Vinyl is king in the Northeast just as non-combustible fiber cement dominates in the West. While vinyl is popular in the Midwest, brick, wood and other materials also make a strong showing. The Southeast is more eclectic. It is the epicenter of brick usage, but vinyl and fiber cement have a presence there too. The Southwest, favors stucco and adobe style architecture, with fiber cement becoming the mainstream cladding material.
Performance of all siding and exterior trim products and materials continues to improve. While the industry is not known for rapid advances in technology, continued improvement in factory-applied coatings, cementitious plaster stucco, and the use of acrylic resins in vinyl siding has led to products with greater resistance to fading, improved impact resistance, and longer lifetimes. The industrys holy grail is a composite product that will combine the best performance characteristics of multiple synthetic materials, but with the workability and appearance of wood. Also highly desired is the look of brick and stone without the masonry skills or the costs associated with natural brick and stone masonry.
New residential construction represents approximately two-thirds of the demand for siding and trim products in North America. The repair and remodeling segment accounts for 37% of the siding market valued at $3.1 billion. Growth in siding for repair and remodeling is expected to outpace that for new construction over the next two years as the overhand of excess inventories of new homes is reduced.
The leaders in vinyl siding are CertainTeed, Alcoa Home Exteriors, and Owens Corning. However, this segment could change dramatically with the Alcoa and Ply Gem merger becoming effective in late 2006 and creating a new market share leader. Furthermore, Owens Corning announced in mid-February that it will look at strategic alternatives for its siding business. The companys siding solutions business includes the company's vinyl siding manufacturing operations and Norandex/Reynolds distribution business. Owens Corning expects to complete the process by midyear.
Principias study has analyzed the drivers and trends of the residential siding and exterior trim market by region, distribution channel, market segment and material type, and provides forecasts for the next five years. Key issues that have been addressed include:
Changing trends in product substitution
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May 22, 2011
A day on the beach – Flickr pic of the day
This photograph of a warm summer day on the beach was taken by our Cape Town. Live it. Love it. group member whats_ur_flava2000.
Says Flavio aka whats_ur_flava2000, "The picture was taken this March on holiday in Cape Town. We drove along Chapman's Peak to Simon's Town, where the picture was taken. It was a beautiful, sunny day, so we decided to go down to the beach. There was a dog running around and having fun, so I played with him for a while."
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Cape Town Tourism is calling on all residents and visitors to enter the Winter Photo Competition 2011. We are looking for the best image of people enjoying winter in Cape Town for a first prize of R10 000. Second prize is two nights' accommodation for two people at the Slangkop Hoerikwaggo Tented Camp, courtesy of South African National Parks.
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August 24, 2011 8:00 PM
New York City, Washington and a field in Pennsylvania were the places that experienced the main impact of the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001. But in a world linked by mass communication media and the Internet, even people far from the scene, in small towns and rural back roads, felt shock, anger and grief.
Where is Nacogdoches?View Larger MapShop clerk and singer-songwriter Cindy Grayson lives in Nacogdoches partly because she likes being away from the stress of big cities. She follows the news, but the wars and strife seem far away."Part of you does feel that it is happening way over, that it is still over there," she explains, "because we are so... I don't know, this is a whole other world here in Nacogdoches."Still, she says the terror attacks of 10 years ago did bring fearful events closer to home. So when the space shuttle Columbia broke apart over east Texas on February 1, 2003, dropping debris over the town and on her own property, she thought at first it was a terrorist attack."With the house shaking and everything, my first reaction was that they had blown up something in Dallas or that they had blown up Houston and we were just getting the vibration of it," Grayson recalls.Personal connection Many of Nacogdoches' 30,000 citizens feel a personal connection to America's war on terrorism.Carolyn Adams has two sons in the U.S. military. She thinks U.S. operations in Afghanistan and the recent killing of Osama bin-Laden in Pakistan has reduced the terrorist threat."He's got followers, we know that," Adams says, "but I think getting him out of the way helped."Retired doctor Carroll Gregory laments all the death and suffering in the wars and wonders if they really have protected the nation."I still worry that it could happen again; I am not sure we are safer," he says.One of the people in charge of keeping people safe in Nacogdoches is police sergeant Gregory Sowell.Improved security He says the town is better protected than ever before because of financial grants from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security."We have more equipment now than we ever dreamed of having, sophisticated equipment, for a town this size," he stresses, "and we have actively pursued these grants."Sowell says the federal grants help towns in east Texas work together on an emergency network that can respond to any kind of disaster."These plans and these resources were activated in Nacogdoches, Texas during hurricanes Rita and Ike," he explains.For the most part life here is slow and easy.Emotional scars melt away Even the emotional impact of that terrible day 10 years ago has eased according to Archie McDonald, a history professor at Stephen F. Austin State University in Nacogdoches."Probably the majority of people if they did not stop and do the arithmetic could not automatically tell you if it is nine or 12 or whatever it is," McDonald notes. "But when we get more to it or closer to the date, they will focus on it more and there will be some kind of community observance."McDonald thinks September 11 will eventually be like other historic dates we observe more casually, like Independence Day."The Fourth of July time now we all just have a party, we are not remembering the fact that a lot of people died because of what happened 235 years ago," he says. So as the 10th anniversary of the attacks on the United States approaches, people here continue to hope that they, their community and their country remains safe.


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How can I add to values to the post__not_in function?
For example, I want to exclude $value1 and $value2 from a loop
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This should display 5 posts per page (-1 for all of them on one page), with the post ID's $value1 and $value2 being ignored. Ensure $value1 and $value2 are integers.
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OITP Fellows
Robert Bocher, OITP Fellow
July 2009 – July 2014
Bob Bocher is the Library Technology Consultant with the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction's Division for Libraries, Technology and Community Learning (the State Library Agency). Bocher has an MLS from the University of Wisconsin- Madison and has been working in the area of libraries and information technology for over 30 years.
Bocher managed WISCAT, the state's union catalog from its inception in the early 1980s until its transition from microfiche to CD-ROM late in the decade. As part of the WISCAT program, he co-developed the first complete MARC cataloging program to operate on early Apple and IBM compatible PCs. By the late 1980s WISCAT was one of the largest state union catalogs with over 3 million records from 455 participating libraries.
In the 1990s Bocher worked with the state's networking office on the development of BadgerNet, Wisconsin's statewide telecommunications network. All of Wisconsin's public libraries have broadband Internet access and over 95% are connected to BadgerNet, which is one of the largest state networks in the country connecting over 2,400 public sector agencies. The network is heavily subsidized by the state, making it affordable for even small, rural libraries.
Mr. Bocher has assisted the Office for Information Technology Policy in a number of areas over the past several years including:
- Serving on the E-rate Task Force since 1999, including a term as Chair.
- Serving on the OITP's Advisory Committee.
- Serving as the first Chair of OITP's Telecommunications Subcommittee.
- Developing OITP's Internet Access Principles
In addition he has assisted OITP on several different projects and studies including the Public Library Connectivity Study (2007), filings with the FCC on Net Neutrality and other topics and the current work OITP is doing as part of the Broadband Strategy Advisor Project. Bocher is a member of LITA and PLA. He has a special interest in privacy issues related to technology and recently co-authored Privacy in the 21st century: Issues for public, school, and academic libraries.
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Margaret Kavaras
September 2014 – August 2015
Margaret Kavaras is a recent graduate of George Washington University and served as ALA's Google Policy Fellow for 2014. She is currently an MPA student at Central European University in Budapest, Hungary, where she will continue to focus on the role of libraries in technology innovation, digital literacy and community development. In collaboration with ALA, Margaret launched a digital storytelling initiative; Living Stories, Living Libraries, to create a database of librarian's and patron's stories of library value, change, and impact. She plans to expand and build upon this project in graduate school, using it as a platform for library advocacy and community building.
Jessie Mannisto
November 2011 – August 2014
Jessie Mannisto was OITP's 2011 Google Policy Fellow and completed her master's degree at the University of Michigan's School of Information in spring 2011. As a Research Associate, Jessie has published an OITP Perspectives paper on "contemplation." The paper advocates for disconnected spaces, especially in libraries, where people can escape the constant chatter of online communication and engage in deeper thinking.
Jamie Schleser
September 2013 – August 2014
Jamie Schleser is a Ph.D. candidate at American University and served as ALA's Google Policy Fellow for 2013. Jamie's dissertation research focuses on online-specific digital libraries such as the Internet Archive, Digital Public Library of America, and World Digital Library. For OITP she continues her project of applying her dissertation research to public policy analysis that she began during her Google Policy Fellowship.


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I have a couple of Mob Spawners surrounded by torches (thus rendered inert), and I want to try using them to farm enemy drops. What's the most efficient setup to automatically kill spawned mobs and collect their spoils?
Most mob farming techniques use a stream of water which collect all the monsters in the room to a central point, and then drowns them by pulling them underwater. Some other ways to kill them are:
Just as a note, most people just build enormous completely dark rooms (like this one) to farm mobs rather than using the actual mob spawner blocks.
Here are some screenshots from the link above:
I found a really neat video a while ago of a Mega Mob Factory someone had made for farming Ham. I'm sure you could do the same with a mob of creepers.
This works on the same principle as most mob farms: it uses water currents to trap pigs and pull them underwater, drowning them. All of the spoils end up at a singular point below the structure, that can be accessed by a ladder.
The most efficient way I've found for farming items from zombie and skeleton spawners is to place a water block in one corner of the dungeon, a lava block held up by signs in the opposite corner, and a water stream carrying items out.
For spiders the previous design doesn't work because they can get pushed past the lava block and under the walls where they get stuck. Instead I dig the dungeon a bit wider, have water flowing from the walls to the center and in the center have a 3x3 hole with a cactus block in the center of the hole. The hole has to be at least 7 squares deep so that the cactus can remain below the rim even when fully grown and is 3x3 because spiders fall in easier than with a 2x2 hole. Under the cactus use water to get the items to a collection point, or just stand there if you like watching the spiders die. I suppose a column of lava would work as well as a cactus, but you'd have to make sure that the column was tall enough that any spider falling through spent enough time in the lava blocks to die and you'd need a lot of signs.
Make sure to light all the areas outside of the dungeon and that no light is getting in. Also make sure to keep your collection point close enough to the spawner for it to keep spawning while you wait. (According to the wiki you need to be within 16 blocks of the spawner.)
I've not done a comparison between the item drop rates of these compared to drowning traps, but I suspect that the items destroyed by cactus/lava contact are balanced out by the slower kill speed of drowning. If not, both of these could be modified to be drowning traps.


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Over the next month, more than 50 archery teams and close to 1,000 students in grades 4-12 will compete at one of five 2012 National Archery in the Schools Program-GA Regional Tournaments.
The regional sites and tournament dates are:
• Jan. 28 – Regional 1, Loganville High School, Loganville, GA
• Jan. 30 – Regional 2, Peach County High School, Fort Valley, GA
• Feb. 4 – Regional 3, Lee County Elementary School, Leesburg, GA
• Feb. 11 – Regional 4, Woodlawn Elementary School, Chatsworth, GA
• Feb. 25 – Regional 5, Johnson County High School, Wrightsville, GA
The highest scoring archery teams in each division (elementary, middle and high school) will qualify for the 6th annual NASP-Georgia State Tournament, scheduled for March 21 in Perry at the Georgia Fairgrounds. An additional 11 wildcard teams also will receive an invitation to the state tournament.
At the regional tournaments, archers shoot three rounds of five arrows each from 10 and 15 meters. Teams of 16-24 students from each school compete in three separate divisions: elementary (4th-6th grade), middle (7th-8th grade) and high (9th-12th grade).
Regional and state tournaments for NASP are sponsored by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources' Wildlife Resources Division and the Georgia Wildlife Federation.
For more information on NASP and tournaments in Georgia, visit www.georgiawildlife.com/NASP .
More on NASP
NASP is an in-school archery curriculum that meets all education department standards. Only schools that are certified in NASP through the Georgia Department of Natural Resources are qualified to compete in the State Tournament. Schools in nearly 70 counties in Georgia are NASP certified.
The program promotes instruction in international-style target archery to improve educational performance and participation in shooting sports. Research has shown that the program, administered through a minimum two-week course during the school year, improves class attendance and behavior. NASP universal fit bows make it possible for students of all sizes and genders to succeed in archery while raising self-esteem levels and improving hand-eye coordination during physical activity.
NASP is taught in 47 states and six other countries. To date, more than nine million students have participated in the program.
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This quote about how 80% of all data has a spatial component has been bandied around everywhere. Introduction to GIS classes, product descriptions, talks, etc. Would anybody know who first said it? Or A link to original article would be nice.
I just searched for "80% of data has a spatial component, says who?" and it returned this un-authoritative quote:
But a more reliable reference points to here:
A recent article from GISLounge sheds some light on the topic. It would seem that a certain Robert E. Williams wrote a paper in 1987 entitled "Selling a geographical information system to government policy makers." He was the Director of the Alachua County Regional Information Center at that time. The article was published in "Papers from the 1987 Annual Conference of the Urban and Regional Information Systems Association" by URISA. Here's the offending paragraph:
He doesn't lists any sources or supporting references to his claim though.
Working in a local government... the 80% rule is generally true.
Of course, if your business is manufacturing or retail, this percentage is non-applicable.
In a local government, we do use the term NeoGeoData for data gathered and recorded with an adress or location component, not being a GIS dataset on purpose. This data becomes GeoData when you put this information in relation to other (Neo-)GeoData sets. (for instance "adresses of kids < 3 Years" versus "location of playgrounds") ("income" versus "age" versus "location of social housing")
So yes, I think the statement "It has been estimated that approximately 80% of the informational needs of a local government policymaker is related to a geographical location" is quiet correct.


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Arrested: Albert Scott, 47, Apartment 313, 180 N. Fourth St., domestic violence, Thursday.
Cited: Ty-Juan R. Young-Bright, 32, Youngstown, speeding; Charles Spence, 25, 1319 Euclid Ave., failure to yield; Adrionna A. Evans, 28, 1240 Oregon Ave., driving with suspended license and improper turn; David A. Young, 34, East Liverpool, driving with suspended license and speeding; Karen Cullinan, 66, 3648 Lindberg Way, Weirton, speeding; Jonathan E. Martin, 21, Avella, illegal turn; Benjamin H. Hill, 18, 129 Higgins Drive, Mingo Junction, possession of marijuana; and Brandi J. Deleonardis, 35, 1482 Sinclair Ave., driving with suspended license.
Arrested: Cierra Grant, 23, no fixed address, assault, Thursday.
Theft: Copper piping taken from rental house in the 100 block of McDowell Avenue, Thursday.
Arrested: James L. Cunningham Jr., 31, Wellsville, petit theft and bench warrant, Thursday.
Arrested: Casey M. Cunningham, 33, Wellsville, petit theft and bench warrant, Thursday.
Jefferson County sheriff
Arrested: Patrick A. Howell, 42, 693 Salem Township Road 218, Richmond, menacing and domestic violence, Thursday.
Arrested: Craig Merrin, 25, Unionport, probation violation out of Jefferson County Common Pleas Court, Thursday.
Arrested: Amanda M. Rogers, 26, 1380 county Road 42, Toronto, brought to jail by Ohio Adult Parole Authority on a parole violation, Thursday.
Arrested: Brock A. Teater, 26, 246 Union St., Mount Pleasant, probation violation out of Jefferson County Common Pleas Court, Thursday.
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Arrested: Wilton M. Clark, 24, 402 High St., Brilliant, possession of drugs, today.
Arrested: William E. Clark, 51, 1727 township Road 163, Rayland, operating vehicle under the influence, today.
Brooke County sheriff
Cited: Cole J. Bragg, 19, 421 Henry Ave., Steubenville, possession of marijuana; Terra D. Goddard, 25, Colliers, driving while suspended-administrative; Frank R. Hartley, 44, 300 Bethany Pike, Wellsburg, providing alcohol to minors; Joseph W. Johnson, 35, 526 Banfield Ave., Follansbee, speeding; Brent M. Pellen, 19, 180 Tenth St., Wellsburg, speeding; and Anthony D. Rocchio, 18, 528 Banfield Ave., Follansbee, possession of marijuana.


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Box Score | Game Notes
SAN ANTONIO (March 2, 2013) - The San Antonio Rampage (25-25-1-4) returned to the AT&T Center for the first time in over a month and picked up right where they left off, as they earned a 2-1 victory over the Chicago Wolves (27-18-4-3) on Saturday night in front of 10,717 fans on hand for the team's 10th annual Military Appreciation Night.
In addition to the victory, the Rampage auctioned off their military-themed, camouflage jerseys and raised $30,000 to benefit Operation Comfort and the Rampage Sled Hockey Team. In 10 years, the Rampage have raised nearly $250,000 to benefit San Antonio's military community.
The game was San Antonio's first on home ice since Feb. 1st and the victory continued a four-game home winning streak dating back to a Jan. 11th win over the Lake Erie Monsters. The victory also brought the Rampage to within six points of the final playoff spot in the Western Conference.
Zach Hamill scored the game-winner in the third period and was named the First Star of the Game for his efforts. Rampage netminder Dov Grumet-Morris stopped 23 of Chicago's 24 shots en route to being named the Second Star of the Game.
Greg Rallo opened the scoring at 10:19 of the second period when he tipped a Zach Miskovic shot that bounced over the shoulder of Wolves goaltender Matt Climie. Rallo's goal tied him with Jon Rheault for the team lead with 17, while Miskovic's assist was his second point against Chicago since being traded from the Wolves on Feb. 14th.
Chicago would tie the game, though, when former Rampage center Andrew Ebbett backhanded a shot that deflected in off the post at 4:23 of the third period.
Five minutes later the Rampage regained the lead off a dazzling individual effort by Hamill. Skating in on the right wing side, Hamill dragged the puck around a Chicago defender before taking a snap shot that Climie turned aside. Hamill then worked his way across the ice and collected his own rebound and backhanded the puck into the net to make it 2-1 San Antonio.
The goal was Hamill's 11th point in his 12th game since joining the Rampage via trade on Jan. 31st. He has since led the team in scoring through the month of February, and has only been kept off the score sheet four times since joining the Silver & Black.
Grumet-Morris made several impressive saves down the stretch of the third period to hold the one-goal lead for the Rampage and help the club earn their 10th win in their last 12 games at AT&T Center.
Chicago won the shot battle, 24-22, but were held to 0-for-3 on the power play. San Antonio also ended the night 0-for-3 on the man advantage.
The Silver & Black will return to action next Friday, March 8th when they face the Texas Stars at the Cedar Park Center. They will then kick off a four-game home stand on Sunday, March 10th against the Oklahoma City Barons. Individual, and season tickets, can be purchased at the AT&T Center Southeast Box Office, by calling a Rampage representative at 210-444-5554 or online at sarampage.com


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I'm referring to densities of materials, not the number of particles per unit volume.
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I can think of sparse or lean, depending on context.
Density is a property of matter describing how closely packed together its molecules are (dictionary.com). It is essentially the same use as a population description where many people packed closely together is considered a dense population.
Because everything has a density, but different densities are relative, the closest thing to the opposite of Dense you can get is either an absence of matter all together or Not Dense, or Less Dense. I'm sorry I can't offer anything better, but in all my years learning and teaching chemistry, I don't believe I've ever seen or heard an actual opposite for the term.


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Wildlife Forever is proud to announce the Georgia state winners of the 2011 State-Fish Art Contest. A distinguished panel of wildlife artists and honorary judges selected the following winners for their outstanding artwork:
- Winner Grades 4 - 6 Victoria Lin, Atlanta
- Winner Grades 7 - 9 Iris Liu, Liburn
"Wildlife Forever is pleased to honor the talented young artists, educators and parents who make the State-Fish Art Contest such a successful program," said Douglas H. Grann, President & CEO of Wildlife Forever. "Together, we are using art to empower a new generation of conservationists. By sharing their fish art with family, friends and the general public, our young people are becoming ambassadors for good stewardship of fish and wildlife habitat.".
All winning state entries can be seen at: www.statefishart.org
Each state's winner will have the opportunity to join talented young artists from across the country at the 13th Annual State-Fish Art EXPO June 24th and 25th at the Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center in Athens, Texas. All winning artwork will be on display and an awards ceremony will recognize the winners before the crowd. Each winning artist, attending the EXPO, will receive great prizes, art supplies, goodie bags, and fishing supplies from Rapala.
National awards will be announced at the State-Fish Art EXPO honoring the top three pieces of artwork in each grade category selected from the state and international winners.
An overall "Best of Show" winner will be announced to receive the new Seth Thomas Spradlin Best of Show Award given in honor of the 2008 winner who lost his life in an Alaska bush plane accident this past August.
The People's Choice Award will be determined by a world-wide public online vote through links on the State-Fish Art website www.StateFishArt.org and on the Contest Fan page: www.facebook.com/StateFishArtContest. Online voting will begin on Monday, May 9th and conclude on June 24rd with additional votes collected in person at the State-Fish Art EXPO.
One outstanding piece of artwork will win the "Art of Conservation' Stamp Award and be reproduced as the 2011 State-Fish Art Conservation Stamp. Proceeds from the stamp will be used to fund the Contest and children's outdoor education.
A brand-new annual recognition, the Smile Award, will be given to a piece of art, selected from all the entries, that just "makes you smile and feel good inside" ... how cool is that!
Judges for this year's competition included: David Hartwell – President, Bellcomb Technologies, Robert Hautman - Wildlife Artist, two-time Federal Duck Stamp winner, Greg Huff - Social Media Editor, North American Fishing Club, Dirk Peterson - Chief of Fisheries, Minnesota DNR, Dale Schulz - Wildlife Forever Board Member, plus Scott Grieve - Wildlife Forever Chairman of Board (Alternate Judge).
Wildlife Forever's 13th annual State-Fish Art Contest was made possible by support from: the North American Fishing Club, Rapala, Blick Art Materials, The Art Institutes International, Minnesota, Cheap Joe's Art Stuff, the U.S. Forest Service Eastern Region, and the Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center.
The Wildlife Forever State-Fish Art Contest is entering its 13th year of bringing children, art and aquatic conservation together. To enter, young artists create an original illustration of any official state-fish and a written essay detailing its behavior, habitat, and efforts to conserve it. Entries are categorized in three grade levels: 4-6, 7-9, and 10-12. Educators nationwide utilize Fish On!, the full-color State-Fish Art Lesson Plan, combining the disciplines of science and art. It is available on CD, at no charge, and for download at www.StateFishArt.info. Entries are due by March 31st each year.
Located in Brooklyn Center, MN, Wildlife Forever is a non-profit all species conservation organization dedicated to conserving America's wildlife heritage. Working at the grassroots level, Wildlife Forever has funded conservation projects in all 50 states, committing millions of dollars to "on the ground" and "in the water" efforts. Wildlife Forever supports habitat restoration and enhancement, land acquisition, research, and management of fish and wildlife populations. Learn more at: www.WildlifeForever.org,