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ASP.NET MVC With Community Tools Part 12: Should Assertion Library
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In this video, Brandon Satrom concludes the screencast series "Using ASP.NET MVC With Community Tools" with an overview of Should and ShouldFluent, an open source library that provides framework-agnostic assertions via extension methods.
To install Should, just type "install-package Should" in the Package Manager Console.To install ShouldFluent, type "install-package ShouldFluent." To learn more, check out: should.codeplex.com.
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Perhaps this question overlaps with similar ones, ... but I want to focus on a particular possible cause of confusion. I notice that students are often confused by the concepts of "infinite" and "unbounded". So, when asked if the set of invertible matrices is compact, they reply "no, because there are an infinite number of matrices with non zero determinant, therefore the set is unbounded". Actually this happens in Italian, where the corresponding words ("infinito" and "illimitato") are almost synonyms in everyday language. Does this happen in English too, or other languages?. I wonder: what if we chose another name for the two concepts? Would they make this mistake anyway? One way to check this would be to compare with what happens in other languages, where perhaps the words chosen do not create the confusion. Do you have other examples of this situation? Can you suggest different math concepts which in one language are named with synonyms, but not in another? Do you know if this problem has been studied anywhere?
"Open" and "closed". Every reasonable human being on the planet, who has not studied topology, will assume that something can either be open or closed, but not both. This often causes students to make statements like "Set A is open, therefore it is not closed, thus ..."
My favourite is this: some books use "completely reducible" for semi-simple and "irreducible" for simple. As a result, every irreducible module is completely reducible.
If you count "or" as a mathematical concept, the the fact that it is fundamentally inclusive in mathematics but often exclusive in most other uses of English can lead students to mistakes.
I'm surprised nobody has mentioned "one-to-one function" for injection and "one-to-one correspondence" for bijection.
My favourite example is "complex analysis" (as well as "complex" and "imaginary" numbers). Students, mostly in advance, feel it too complex. There should be probably a better name but it's too late to change...
It's not just students who get confused by terminology. I was recently puzzled for quite a while until I realised that finite von Neumann algebras can be infinite-dimensional.
Not only is the word "complex" a problem, the word "simple" is too. I mean, how "simple" are the sporadic simple groups? I have to tell my students that "simple" does not mean "not complicated", but rather "cannot be simplified further."
The article "Surprises from mathematics education research: student (mis)use of mathematical definitions" by Edwards and Ward addresses some of your concerns in the context of U.S. undergraduates.
From the introduction:
I don't know of any research on this question specific to learning about mathematics. But the question opens up a big can of academic worms, outside of mathematics.
In linguistics, the Whorf hypothesis (sometimes called the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis) can be summarized as the notion that different peoples have different languages (syntax, lexicon, etc..), and these differences influence how they think about things. For example, different languages have different tenses available for use -- does this affect how speakers perceive time?
So, I'd say to start by looking up the Whorf hypothesis -- maybe it's been considered by some applied linguists studying education.
The other linguistic can of worms is the use of metaphor in mathematical language. Some words we use are directly visual, like "smooth" and "compact", some are strange (to me) analogies like "sheaf" and "flabby", and others are part of larger metaphorical systems like "consider a variety over a finite field" (the use of the positional word "over", to express dependence like a building resting on its foundation).
If you want to read up on these aspects of mathematical language, I'd recommend books by the Berkeley linguist Lakoff -- the classic "Metaphors we live by", and the application to mathematics in "Where mathematics comes from". Not that I agree with everything in the latter book, but it's an interesting read. I don't think you can address your question seriously without reviewing the linguistics literature.
This is very elementary, but I find it surprisingly common: many students talk about "infinite" numbers. You know, like
Oh, and "convex". As far as convex sets go, the mathematical usage accords well with everyday language. Not so with convex (and concave) functions. Educationists (?) have tried to remedy this by using terms "concave up" and "concave down" in calculus textbooks, a usage that I detest. (I have a hard time remembering which is which of those two.)
Edited based on comments: It seems that in Russian, "convex" can refer a surface curved outward, where in English usually "convex" refers to a solid whose surface curves outward. Perhaps that's why in complex geometry, one might consider a "convex domain" or its boundary, a "convex hypersurface".
I nominate "trivial". It can be rather confusing that something can be trivial, but not trivially so.
Sequence vs series? Particularly if the two notions are introduced one right after the other in a calculus course, students are doomed to mix them up.
In italian, the words bound and limit sound the same, "limite". This often causes confusion, like in the limit points and the boundary points of a set or a bounded function and its limit.
An example is French module monogène for what is "cyclic module" in English. I can't prove that the possibility that a module monogène for a given ring may not be a groupe cyclique would be a stumbling block for a student; but it shows the phenomenon (avoid overloading). (I learned this when Serre pulled up an anglophone lecturer speaking in French on one occasion.)
In french, a "monic polynomial" is a "polynôme unitaire", and a "unit vector" is a "vecteur unitaire". What happens to the students when they consider a dot product on a space of polynoms?
In french, a "unitary endomorphism" is an "endomorphisme orthogonal"... and an "orthogonal projection" is a "projection orthogonale" (the 'e' is for female, it's pronounced the same). You can hardly imagine how bad I feel when I have to tell my students that orthogonal projections aren't unitary...
I think it takes sometime for starters to realize the tensor product between representations and tensor product between modules, despite the similarity on the surface that we can treat $g$-representations as $g$-modules. Usually a confusion appears when a concept which makes perfect sense in one area was re-defined or used in a more subtle way in the other area, which might be counter-intuitive in some sense. A concrete example comes up in my mind is Segal's paper on representations of compact Lie groups, where a lot of definitions are rather ad-hoc in modern literature but makes perfect sense when one read his paper careful enough.
Parallel to most people is a precise and useful term, describing for instance railway tracks, even when curved. But when we learn "Euclid's parallel postulate", it merely means "never meeting even if extended indefinitely". This causes difficulties for students introduced to non-Euclidean geometries.


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A question I saw was closed for off topic on SO but I don't believe it was at all off-topic. It had 7 down votes but I don't believe it deserved that; it was a valid question and I had an answer to it.
So, if a question is on topic (which it obviously was because it was a programming question to do with Android) and it was answerable, is it still going to be closed?
The purpose of this question is more to discuss that questions are being closed for incorrect reasons.


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Why are a fool and his money so easily parted? Because the fool doesn't have a plan. If you don't have a plan, you'll be tempted to fritter your cash away, spend it instead of investing, or forget the new business idea or career move. If you have a plan, you know exactly what does and what doesn't fit into it.
First things first. If you have a job you love and are happy, then you'll probably want to stick with it. If it doesn't make you enough money, you need a plan to generate income another way. If your job is making you miserable and, what's worse, keeping you in a poverty trap, you must prioritize getting out of it in your plan.
Your plan should involve taking financial control of your life. If you have debts, it will definitely include tackling these as a priority. Ditto about spending excesses. The plan might involve a career change, investigating a business idea, investing money, or generating some capital so that you can enter the market. It may well include selling things. A lot of money is generated through selling things -- whether it's a product, a service, or your time and skill. That's why I like writing books -- even while I sleep, there is a bookshop somewhere that is selling books for me. In fact, one of the fundamental truths about getting rich is that wealth -- real wealth -- comes from doing deals, not from earning wages, salaries, or fees.
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Eastern High School football star Tre Harrison is working through an identity crisis.
"I don't know if I'm a running back catching the ball or a wide receiver running the ball," explained the hybrid senior who has helped the Eagles to a 6-2 record and No. 5 ranking in the Kentucky Associated Press poll.
"It's kind of confusing."
Unfortunately for opposing defenses, the 5-foot-11, 185-pounder's positional ambiguity has not hindered his production.
The receiver/running back (or running back/receiver) has broken out this year as one of the city's top playmakers, leading the Eagles in both rushing – 489 yards on 53 carries – and receiving – 678 yards on 46 catches.
"He's one of those players that makes you look great as a coach," said first-year Eastern coach Stephen Ruckman. "You may call some play that is averagely executed, but he finds a way to make it look like it was a brilliant call."
Harrison also plays safety and has nabbed three interceptions, but it's as a slippery runner that the three-year starter has made a name for himself.
Big-yardage plays are elemental, according to Harrison: "You make the first guy miss and then treat the next guy like the first guy."
That simple strategy has paid significant dividends.
In Eastern's season-opening 29-25 win at Jeffersonville, Harrison carried 17 times for 100 yards, including a pair of crucial fourth quarter TDs. Two weeks later he exploded for 303 all-purpose yards and three scores in a 41-29 win against Collins.
"He's sure-handed and gets you the yards in the windows," said Ruckman. "You better put more than one person on him pretty quick because whenever he gets his shoulders going north and south he turns five or six-yard hitches into 30 or 40-yard plays."
Last Friday Harrison tallied his sixth rushing TD and 11th overall in a 51-7 throttling of district opponent Oldham County.
Despite Harrison's body of work on the field, attention from college coaches has been scant. When asked to gauge the interest level of the few teams that have contacted him, Harrison responded with a laugh, "I would say very low."
Ruckman, however, is optimistic about Harrison's potential at the next level.
"He's going to end up at a good place because he is dadgum good," he said.
While Harrison is the most prolific cog in the Eastern spread option, he is not the only standout.
Best friend and classmate Shane Fields has gained 464 yards on only 21 catches (22.1 yard average) with 7 TDs. Fields also has three interceptions and 46 tackles as a defensive back.
Austin Kessler, a senior receiver, has hauled in 20 passes for 342 yards and a pair of TDs.
Quarterback Cody Wolfe has thrown for 14 TDs, run for seven more and piled up 1,812 yards on 103-of-208 passing with eight interceptions.
"We definitely have the talent to make a deep playoff run," said Ruckman, whose team's only losses came to Butler on Aug. 31 and Ballard on Oct. 4. "We should win the rest of our games this season. They make you play them, though, so it comes down to execution on the field."
The Eagles set a goal of breaking the school's single-season wins record of 11, and with two regular-season games remaining, Harrison is confident they can win out and surpass that mark in the playoffs.
"We're not losing anymore (in the regular season)," he said. "That's a guarantee."
Eastern's remaining regular-season games:
At Fern Creek, Friday Oct. 19, 7:30
Home vs. Western, Oct. 26, 7:30
CAL's Trenaman Tabbed for All-Star Game
Christian Academy's Hunter Trenaman was recently selected to play in the inaugural Football University (FBU) International All-Star Games slated for Jan. 1-5 at the Alamodome in San Antonio.
The five-team showcase (United States, Europe, Canada-Montreal, Canada-British Columbia and Mexico) will feature more than 160 U-19 players from North America and Europe chosen based on game footage and performance at FBU camps.
Trenaman, a 6-foot-2, 275-pound offensive/defensive lineman, has 33 tackles this season for the Centurions (6-2).
The senior also boasts a 4.2 GPA and was named to the KHSAA All-State Academic Team last season.
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What is the difference between a dead cat (the furry ones) and a foam screen when it comes to the result? Is one of them better than the other? Do they have different applications?
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The dead cat is vastly superior in cutting down on the wind noise. I've used both and it really is light years apart. If you are doing docu work outside, the dead cat is a must. A zeppelin is great, but expensive and bulky. I use a dead cat for international shooting and find it the best compromise between foam and the zep...
The dead cat is supposed to have slightly better wind noise reduction, but the foam screens are cheaper and don't suffer from the same problems the dead cat has (dirt and objects getting stuck, it losing its fluff when wet etc) which lead to it ending up with very poor wind noise reduction.


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23 Mar 2012 10:46 AM #1
List not showing up on Android 2.3
I have a list of comments being loaded on demand via an ajax proxy in an app I'm building and they show up just fine on desktop browsers and my iPhone, but for some reason they are not showing up on an older android phone.
The comments are loaded in via a store as such:
Ext.define('Kona.store.Comments', { extend: 'Ext.data.Store', requires: 'Ext.DateExtras', config: { model: 'Kona.model.Comment', proxy: { type: 'ajax', url: 'comments.json', reader: { type: 'json', record: 'comment' } }, sorters: [ ] } })
Ext.define('Kona.controller.Activities', { extend: 'Ext.app.Controller', config: { refs: { activity: 'activity', chatButton: 'chatButton', commentsStore: 'commentsStore', comments: 'comments' }, control: { activity: { initialize: 'initActivity', activate: 'onActivityActivate' }, commentsStore: { load: 'onCommentsLoad' }, chatButton: { toggle: 'onChatButtonChange' } } }, initActivity: function() { }, onCommentsLoad: function() { }, onActivityActivate: function() { var comments = this.getComments(); this.commentStore = Ext.getStore('Comments'); this.commentStore.load({url: this.getActivity().config.commentsUrl, callback: function(records) { alert(records[0].content); var scroller = comments.getScrollable().getScroller(); scroller.scrollBy(0,100000) } }); } });
they are loaded into the comments list view:
Ext.define('Kona.view.comment.List', { extend: 'Ext.List', xtype: 'comments', config: { items: [ ], itemTpl: [ '

{content}

' ] }, initialize: function() { this.callParent(arguments); } });
23 Mar 2012 10:58 AM #2
Nothing jumps out, is it a display issue or is there no list at all? Also, do you have the correct DOCTYPE in your index.html?
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Jamie Avins
3 Dec 2012 3:20 PM #3
I've got a similar issue. What type of information do you need to resolve the issue?No longer a Newbie
15 Dec 2012 9:59 AM #4
Also experiencing this issue (listview showing blank on 2.3 with ST2)..
I have a listview that is working for 4.0+, but does not work for 2.3..
The strange this is, it looks like just white space, and the scrollbar shows.
In my scenario I am using an itemTpl, and setting the store in the controller, and reloading. Works fine on iOS, straight HTML5, but not on 2.3.
This is the culprit listview:
xtype: 'list',
id: 'resultsList',
itemId: 'resultsList',
scrollToTopOnRefresh: false,
itemTpl: [
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'{overallPlace} {fullName}
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'
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plugins: [
xclass: 'Ext.plugin.PullRefresh',
pullRefreshText: 'Pull down to refresh!',
refreshFn: function(plugin) {
var store = Ext.data.StoreManager.lookup('RaceResultsDataStore');
var groupstore = Ext.data.StoreManager.lookup('GroupRaceDataStore');
Anything I can do to get this to work?
17 Dec 2012 10:34 AM #5
Same problem here
Same problem here with an Android 2.3.4 ...
Anyone with an idea ?
It was working with sencha 2.0 but not with sencha 2.1
21 Feb 2013 1:36 PM #6
Hi Sencha Team,
This is definitely a bug in the framework. Anything we can do to get around it? Or suggested fix for it?
25 Feb 2013 1:43 PM #7
Same problem here
90% of the time my lists show up as blank white space on my Android 4.04 device (emptyText is not shown, nor are items that are loaded into the list). It seems that anything that triggers a refresh of the layout will cause the list to appear (pull to refresh will do it, clicking on a select list chooser will do it).
Been trying to track down the exact cause or find a workaround all day today, no luck.
26 Feb 2013 5:51 AM #8
Loading Mask
In my case, I had a loading mask showing on the parent container while the list was loading. Removing that mask fixed the blank list issue. Still looking into it for a work around.
28 Feb 2013 10:02 PM #9
the same problem with Android 4.0, I don't know how to solve it
1 Mar 2013 3:41 AM #10
One of you guys needs to post a formal bug report to get rid of this INFOREQ tag! See the other examples in this forum. Interested personally to hear what versions of sencha touch you are using - I never saw this in 2.0.1I blog about Sencha Touch at www.senchatouchdev.com


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(CNN)Here's a look at the life of Hassan Nasrallah, secretary-general of Hezbollah, a Lebanese Shiite Muslim militant group.
Birth date: August 31, 1960
Birth date: August 31, 1960
Birth place: Beirut, Lebanon
Father: Abd al-Karim, who worked as a grocer
Marriage: Fatima Yassin
Children: Muhammad Hadi (d. 1997 at 18); Muhammad Jawad; Zeinab; Muhammad Ali; Muhammad Mahdi
Religion: Shiite Muslim
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Oldest of nine children. His family lived in Karantina, an impoverished area of East Beirut.
Oldest of nine children. His family lived in Karantina, an impoverished area of East Beirut.
Wears a black turban to signify that he is a descendant of the Prophet Muhammad.
1975 - After civil war breaks out in Lebanon, the Nasrallah family leaves Beirut and moves to a village near Tyre.
1975 - After civil war breaks out in Lebanon, the Nasrallah family leaves Beirut and moves to a village near Tyre.
1976 - Nasrallah moves to Najaf, Iraq, to attend a Shiite seminary.
1978 - Is expelled from Iraq during a time of Shiite repression (President Saddam Hussein was a Sunni) and returns to Lebanon along with his mentor, Abbas Musawi. Musawi establishes a religious school in Baalbeck, where Nasrallah teaches and studies.
1978-1982 - Member of the Shiite Amal movement during Lebanon's civil war.
1982 - Organizes a group to fight against the Israeli occupation of Lebanon. This group eventually evolves into Hezbollah.
1987-1989 - Studies at a seminary in Qom, Iran.
1989 - Represents the Hezbollah in Tehran.
1991 - Abbas Musawi becomes the secretary-general of Hezbollah. Nasrallah returns to Lebanon.
February 1992 - Replaces Abbas Musawi as secretary-general of Hezbollah when Musawi is killed by an Israeli helicopter strike.
1997 - Nasrallah's son, Muhammad Hadi, is killed in a clash with Israeli forces.
July 12, 2006 - Hezbollah crosses the border into Israel and captures two soldiers during a raid; a 34-day conflict ensues.
September 22, 2006 - Nasrallah makes his first public appearance since the beginning of the conflict in July, addressing hundreds of thousands of people at a rally in Beirut.
August 2007 - Is re-elected to a sixth consecutive term as secretary-general of Hezbollah.
May 2008 - Declares the government's move to shut down Hezbollah's communications network "a declaration of war." Armed conflict breaks out between Hezbollah and Lebanese forces.
May 21, 2008 - Lebanon and Hezbollah reach an agreement.
July 11, 2008 - Lebanese President Michel Suleiman announces the formation of a unity government with Hezbollah.
July 22, 2010 - In a televised speech, Nasrallah claims that members of Hezbollah will soon be indicted for the 2005 assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri. Nasrallah says that this information come directly from current Prime Minister Saad Hariri.
July 3, 2011 - In response to the U.N.-backed Special Tribunal for Lebanon issuing an indictment and arrest warrants for at least four Hezbollah members in the 2005 assassination of former prime minister Rafiq Hariri, Nasrallah criticizes the tribunal and repeats his stance that Israel is to blame.
May 25, 2013 - In a televised speech, Nasrallah publicly acknowledges for the first time that Hezbollah fighters are in Syria battling in support of President Bashar al-Assad's regime.


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MINGO JUNCTION - Three players collected hat tricks in Saturday's soccer game between Indian Creek and Jefferson County Christian School at Muth Field that served as a Kick It for the Cure breast cancer awareness event. All proceeds will be donated to the T.E.A.R. (Trinity Emergency Assistance Relief) fund at the Teramana Cancer Center, Steubenville.
The Redskins' Ian Gambill and Russell Ratcliffe and the Royals' Christopher McGurn all totaled three goals as Indian Creek came away with a 7-4 victory.
Jared Conn added a goal and Kyle Probert, Jordan Harold and Gambill an assist. Zack Barker totaled two saves.
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The Indian?Creek and Jefferson County Christian boys soccer teams met Saturday at Muth Field in a game that served as a Kick It for the Cure breast cancer awareness event. All proceeds will be donated to the T.E.A.R. (Trinity Emergency Assistance Relief) fund at the Teramana Cancer Center, Steubenville. Left, Redskins senior Jared Conn sports the shirt worn by every member of the Indian Creek team.
-- Mike Mathison
Jefferson County Christian's Bo Johnson goes to the ball against the Redskins' Cody Shanely during the second half of Indian Creek's 7-4 victory.
-- Mike Mathison
Blaze Bowers also scored for the Royals as Garrison Mathison added three assists and goalie Nic Marshall finished with nine saves.
Both teams compete in their respective playoffs next week.
Indian Creek meets East Liverpool at 6 p.m. Monday at Harding Stadium. The winner will take on Beaver Local at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Harding Stadium.
The Royals will play at 4 p.m. Thursday at Slippery Rock Baptist Camp against the winner of Tuesday's contest between Wilson Christian Academy and Portersville Christian School.
Crusaders top Eagles
STEUBENVILLE - In the season's final game before start of playoffs, the Steubenville Catholic Central girls soccer team improved to 8-6-2 with 9-1 victory over Magnolia at Tony Recinella Field.
The Crusaders opened an early 4-0 lead with two goals by Maria Luther, and one apiece by Kristen Looman and Maria Boston, and worked everyone into the game after that. Micca Mirabella added the other two first-half scores.
Second-half goals were deposited by Carla Daniel, Kat Moore, and Michaela Gotta. Molly Marrow assisted on the Looman goal. Rachel Irvin, Looman, and Jackie Dubois also collected assists, while Ana McNamara had two.
Moriah Vosteen saved one shot on goal. Magnolia's goal was by Stephanie Mullet. Brianna Young had six saves in goal for the Blue Eagles, while Destiny Yoho saved one shot.
The Lady Crusaders take on Hiland at 6 p.m. Monday in Zanesville in sectional play.
Wildcats top Magnolia
RICHMOND - The Edison boys soccer team defeated visiting Magnolia on Senior Night.
Stephen Chivers scored twice, while Tony Pham, Tyler Kirk and Cody Kuntupis also found the back of the net. Zac Sansone delivered a pair of assists and Chivers added one. Goalie Travis Bell had two saves.
Soren Shade scored for Magnolia. Mike Winters totaled eight saves.
Edison is back in action at 6 p.m. Wednesday at Harding Stadium against Steubenville Big Red in the section tournament.
Bears top Bobcats
CAMBRIDGE - The Oak Glen girls soccer team finished the regular season at 9-8-1 after Saturday's 2-1 victory at Cambridge.
Megan Collins scored both goals off assists from Gabby Lemley and Paige Freeman. Goalie Casey Highfield totaled eight saves.
Cambridge's Paxton Winston scored on a penalty kick. Liz Mitchel1 finished with 18 saves.
Edison grabs a win
RICHMOND - The Edison girls soccer team finished regular season play with a 7-0 win over visiting Magnolia Thursday.
Bethanie Bube and Meghan Brooks each scored twice, while Kylie Long, Kaitlyn Turachak and Maddie Byrley also scored. Long, Bube, Turachak and Kaylinn Drabick added assists. Jen Sheets totaled three saves.
Brianna Young had 10 saves for the Blue Eagles.
The Wildcats meet East Liverpool at 6 p.m. Wednesday at St. Clairsville in sectional action.
W.Va. sectionals start Monday
The West Virginia Class AA-A boys and girls sectional soccer tournament begins Monday with Wheeling Central visiting Magnolia at 6 p.m. in boys play. The winner meets Weir High at 6 p.m. Wednesday at Jimmy Carey Stadium.
Also on Wednesday, Oak Glen will take on Tyler Consolidated at 6 p.m. at Magnolia.
The winners of those games will meet at noon Saturday at Weir High for the sectional championship.
In girls activity, Magnolia visits Oak Glen at 6 p.m. Tuesday. The winner will meet Wheeling Central at 6 p.m. Thursday at a site to be determined.
Weir and Madonna will battle at 6 p.m. Thursday at Brooke High School.
The winners will play at 2 p.m. Saturday at Jimmy Carey Stadium for the sectional title.
The Class AAA sectional begins Monday with the Brooks boys visiting Parkersburg at 5:30 p.m. A win will give the Bruins a Wednesday contest.
The Brooke girls travel to Parkersburg for a 5:30 p.m. contest on Tuesday.
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How did insects get their hearing? A new study of 50-million-year-old cricket and katydid fossils sporting some of the best preserved fossil insect ears described to date are helping to trace the evolution of the insect ear.
According to University of Colorado Museum of Natural History paleontologist Dena Smith and University of Illinois Professor Roy Plotnick, who collaborated on the new study at the National Evolutionary Synthesis Center, or NESCent, in Durham, N.C., insects hear with help from some very unusual ears.
Grasshoppers have ears on their abdomens. Lacewings have ears on their wings. The ears of the tachinid fly are tucked under the chin. "Insects have ears on pretty much every part of their body except on their head proper," Plotnick said.
Insects have evolved ears at least 17 times in different lineages, said Smith, also an assistant professor in CU-Boulder's geological sciences department. Smith and Plotnick are trying to figure out when different insects got their ears, and whether predators may have played a role.
"The big evolutionary trigger for the appearance of hearing in many insects is thought to be the appearance of bats," Plotnick said. "Prior to the evolution of bats we would expect to find ears in relatively few insects, but after that we should see ears in more insect groups," he explained.
Did insect ears get an upgrade when bats came to be? To find out, Plotnick and Smith turned to remarkably well-preserved fossils from a series of lake deposits in Wyoming, Utah and Colorado known as the Green River Formation, where some of the earliest bats are found. "You can see every tiny feature down to the veins in their wings and the hairs on their legs," said Smith, who has been studying Green River fossils for more than 15 years.
The researchers also scoured more than 500 museum drawers of Green River fossils for crickets and katydids — which have ears on their front legs just below the knees — looking for telling evidence. They found it. "You can just make them out with the naked eye," Plotnick said of the insect ears. "They look like the eye of a needle." The fossil ears measured half a millimeter in length, and were virtually identical in size, shape and position to their modern counterparts.
The findings suggest that this group of insects evolved their supersensitive ultrasonic hearing long before bat predators came to be, the researchers say. "Their bat-detecting abilities may have simply become apparent later," Smith said. "The next step is to look for ears in other insect groups."
Crickets, moths and other flying insects have ultrasound-sensitive hearing and can hear bats coming, diving or swerving in midflight to avoid being eaten. Insects that evolved such supersensitive hearing would have had a crucial survival advantage, the researchers said. In crickets and katydids living today, the ear is a tiny oval cavity with a thin membrane stretched over it that vibrates in response to sound, much like our own eardrum.


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I'm missing something here - the price shown is $24.97, not $14.97. Is there a coupon or something? I do understand it's In-Store only.
"My local energy co is currently offering a $10 rebate per bulb making these under $5 for me."
What's the energy company and what state are you in? Not every state and energy company will be offering rebates. I think the description and title need to be changed.
@gmwhit: maybe Home Depot is changes its price based on your zip code?? the website shows $14.97 for me.
@kay0sth30ry: The title does not refer to my local energy company's rebate - So I'm not sure what you suggest should be changed in the title. The website shows $14.97. The comment regarding my local rebate bringing my price to $4.97 was in the description. For those it might apply to - my energy company is United Power, although you would need to check with your electric company.
@lpjonas: Could be by zip code. I did try another one in a different state, it was the same price - $24.97.
I wait for the Pharox 300 for $10 or 200 Blu sales which they have periodically. Good quality and great price.
I'm seeing $14.97.
@gmwhit: $24.97 /EA-Each in my hometown too! Too bad....
Go to Google, search 409904, click on "Shopping" on the left, you'll (hopefully) see "$15 nearby", click on nearby. A map with your local Home Depots will come up. Some are $24.97 and some are $14.97 and a lot of those are listed as out of stock. My closest one is 42 mi away, so I might be saving electricity but I'd waste it in gas. :-/
@lpjonas: Like many others, my local website (zip 10013, NYC) shows $24.97, not $14.97.
The title now shows $24.97, which conflicts with your description, where you paid only $5 after a $10 rebate.
I'd definitely buy one if the final cost is $5 but compact fluorescents are way more cost effective and flexible these days.
I'm showing $24.97 in Orlando FL, West Palm Beach FL, Jacksonville FL, and Brunswick GA. So, no luck along my regular path of operations. You guys showing $14.97, please list your city/state or zip code, please. :-)
I'm showing $14.97. It detected my local store as Hackensack, NJ (Store #983).
I bought 16 for $15 each not sure why people are seeing them at $25
@salazarjohn: The price depends on where you live...as stated numerous times above.
Moderator - I'm not sure why this was edited back to $24.97. This is still a good deal at $14.97 for my zip code 80602 - and many others as stated in the comments. I think some folks might miss out due to legitimate deal for many.


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6 Iconic Jobs That Are Going Away Forever
#3. Optometrists
The Job:
That's right: The machines are threatening to take away even the non-sexy occupations.
But sexy or not, a trip to the eye doctor was a big part of growing up for a lot of us. It's when we got a prescription for a pair of glasses and tried to select the least nerdy-looking frame to minimize the amount of shit beaten out of us when we wore them to school. It's one of those childhood rites of passage that we spend so much time obsessing over until the day we grow up and realize that in the working world, nobody gives a damn if you're wearing glasses or not unless you're a superhero in disguise.
Feathered hair and a leather jacket are also part of the disguise.
The Replacement:
Those of you with glasses or contacts, think about the last time you went to the optometrist. What exactly did he or she actually do? They have a bunch of machines where an assistant checks you for cataracts or whatever, then the actual eye doctor has you look into a machine and you tell him whether or not you can see with various lenses. Then he writes down a number and they either feed it into a machine that spits out some lenses, or a lady at the counter grabs some contacts off the shelf. We're not looking to insult the eye doctors of the world but come on. These aren't exactly House-style medical mysteries here.
It doesn't take a million-dollar robot to do the job, either. Consider the smart phone app called NETRA, which stands for Near-Eye Tool for Refractive Assessment. It aims to replace your local optometrist with a plastic lens phone attachment. The device is quite similar to the normal optometrist tool, except that it lets the user adjust the focus of the image on his own without the need of a Ph.D.-laden middleman.
Multitasking: getting an eye exam and mono.
After you stare into the lens for a few minutes, your prescription will be read out for you. Then you just take the prescription to your nearest vision center and get your glasses made while your optometrist sits around flipping through magazines.
Or, don't get off the sofa at all. Stare into your phone for a few minutes while Baywatch Nights is on a commercial break, get your prescription and place an order with an online eyeglass store, then wait a day for your glasses to arrive in the mail. It takes only slightly less effort to order a pizza, or more effort if you have a really difficult time deciding what kind of pizza to order.
Hi, Papa Johns? My iPhone says I like gross pizza.
#2. Housekeepers/Maids/Butlers
The Job:
Maids are awesome. If you pay them, they will clean your house top to bottom no matter how far along its stage of decay may be. Sometimes they're the wacky live-in type who offer sage advice, like Alice on The Brady Bunch or Tony Danza in Who's the Boss?, in which case their value is twofold. Sometimes they're the fatherly, secret identity-protecting type like Alfred Pennyworth. And sometimes they're the sexy French maid, an idea that is so ingrained in our consciousness that if you're a woman and you dress as one this Halloween, everyone will immediately assume you're looking to get laid.
You're going to want to make that a double knot.
The Replacement:
Marhu-Z is a Korean device that has two arms, six fingers, and two horrifying eyes, and looks vaguely like Johnny-5 and Rosie from The Jetsons ran into each other really fast.
I have no speakers but I must scream.
Marhu-Z can detect when jobs need to be done. For example, it can tell when your laundry needs to be done, when the dishes need to be cleaned, and whether or not your blood stained sheets need burning. It can cook food in the microwave and set it on the table, and pick up all the random crap you leave around the house and put it away.
Marhu-Z isn't being developed for commercial use at the moment, and in fact it's developers envision it performing slightly more important tasks than vacuuming Cheetos out of your carpet, such as operating machinery on the moon. It offers no wisdom and has no sexy features of any kind, which honestly is the only useful thing about a French maid.
Sure she's attractive, but she's not getting any work done, is she?
Meanwhile, similar devices are being developed in Japan, and the only thing between us and having the Jetsons maid is getting the costs down.
#1. Garbage Men
The Job:
Garbage men are another symbol of blue collar America, performing an indispensable duty and receiving little to no respect for it. Every week we take our garbage can out to the curb and leave it overnight and the next morning everything inside it is gone, sort of like when you leave cookies and milk out for Santa. The day to day life of everyone in the country literally could not function without garbage men.
Drown in your own filth!
The name of the garbage man is also frequently invoked by parents attempting to correct the course of a kid failing his math class, as in, "If you don't do well in school, you're going to end up being a garbage man." So really, the profession is more commonly used as a threat than as something to aspire to.
The Replacement:
DustCart, a mobile garbage collecting robot, has recently been developed in Europe and undergone an extended test run in a small Italian village. Basically, the robot is assigned to a certain number of households that can call on it at any time, and it comes zooming up so you can cram all your bullshit inside of it to be hauled away.
The technology is still in its infancy, and the current model could never survive in a city environment (presumably because it's just too tempting for people to climb on and ride it around). But the consequences could be amazing if (when) systems like this become common.
Imagine a robotic garbage collector you call at your convenience, as many times as you want and even several times a day. Flesh-and-blood garbage men will be about as commonplace as professional witch hunters, and the "you'll grow up to be a garbage man" threat will just be baffling and nonsensical, unless your child is a cyborg.
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I re-installed this game because of a problem i had loading a game, and i thought this might do the trick. It hasn't. I tried to start a new game, and it came up with an error about an error file being created in in "crash dumps" folder.
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Is it possible to use my Droid as a computer microphone (for Skype, Teamspeak, etc) via the USB cord? If not, does anyone know of a Teamspeak client app?
Any help would be appreciated.
Is it possible to use my Droid as a computer microphone (for Skype, Teamspeak, etc) via the USB cord? If not, does anyone know of a Teamspeak client app?
Any help would be appreciated.
There are all sorts of apps that enable you to use your phone's camera and mic on your PC over Wi-fi or USB.
Here are some examples:
The App Microphone allows this. Just do it by 3.5mm cord; it's way easier.
Sure... you just have to choose between hacking the phone or hacking the PC.
Via hacking the PC:
Enable USB debugging on the phone. Install the SDK and get adb working. Set up an adb port forward to the phone. Write an apk which listens on a local network port and upon connection opens the microphone and pushes samples through the forwarded 'network' socket. The hard part: on the PC, write a "microphone driver" which gets its data by connecting to the program on the android through the adb port forward. You could also do the same thing substituting a wifi network for the adb-usb.
Via hacking the phone:
Compile a new USB kernel driver which presents the expected interface for a USB microphone, and have it gets its data from the microphone. If going to this much trouble, you might as well make it into a USB webcam. Root and serious coding required.
The answer is "No" - at least not without a dedicated app (if such exists).
BTW, I can understand wanting to do this via Bluetooth, but via USB? Why?
Senstic PocketAudio Microphone, plus you need to install the PocketControl software on your PC (or Mac)
WO Virtual Mic 1.39€ + you need to install a client
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Can you serve in a military service and not violate the will of God?
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Can you serve in a military service and not violate the will of God?
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There is no consensus among pacifist Christians about whether particular actions in support of the military are unacceptable. As Wolf Mendl notes in Prophets and Reconcilers: Reflections on the Quaker Peace Testimony (1974):
He does not mention that some Quakers actually did decide to serve in the armed forces, but that happened too.
In general, most Christians have found no conflict between their faith and active military service. Those who would not be soldiers may still find it acceptable to be involved in some other way (the classic example being service in the medical corps) though other Christians hold that any kind of participation in warlike activity is wrong, including even paying taxes that will go towards the armed forces.
This is a question on which Christians are divided. The vast majority adhere to the belief that fighting in a war is entirely justifiable for a Christian. They draw on several biblical sources for this, including Paul's writings in Romans that the State is a legitimate authority charged with preserving order, that Christians should submit to; and also the fact that Jesus interacted with several soldiers and yet never commanded them to leave their profession. Most Christians would place limits on what kind of war is allowable, and what conduct is allowable within war, gathered together under the Just War theory.
A significant minority of Christians believe that fighting and killing are entirely incompatible with Christianity. Their basis is that commands such as "love your neighbour as yourself" and "turn the other cheek" cannot be compatible with attempting to kill your neighbour. While acknowleging that the State has the right and power to defend itself, they would say that Christians should play no part in such a war. Denominations that espouse this belief includes the Quakers and the Mennonites. Many of these have refused the draft and gone to jail for their beliefs; others have volunteered for non-combatant (but often still dangerous) war tasks such as stretcher bearers.
Yes, absolutely. In fact, in countries that have National Service, it is precisely the will of God that we do so (see other questions about obeying national laws). Military service does not always involve killing. In the instances where it does, your issue is addressed in this question: If the Ten Commandments say "thou shalt not kill" how can a Christian fight in a war?
In my country (the UK), search-and-rescue helicopter services are run by the military, occasionally people are given military titles and membership as honorary rights, military personnel work in our civilian healthcare system, and until recently the army stepped in when our civilian firefighters went on strike - so there are many roles in the military that are little to do with armed conflict.
Finally, there's another scenario to consider. Often when joining the military one does so for a fixed period of time, and "belongs" to the service until that time expires, unless they buy themselves out. It's arguably a voluntary form of slavery, and the Bible specifically deals with what to happen when you become a Christian while a slave in 1 Corinthians 7:20-21 - you stay a slave until you can become free.
Yes you can serve in the military
How many times did God send Israel to war? Could anybody say that those men are not men of God? Sure Israel has many times, fallen away from God's love, but when have you not?
Did you catch that? God left nations near Israel to teach the Israelites about war. God is not a weak God, His will is that wicked people are put to shame. If you go to war then you are doing His will, in one way or another.
See my answer here as well.
If the Ten Commandments say "thou shalt not kill" how can a Christian fight in a war?
John the Baptist, when asked effectively the same question by a group of soldiers during the transition from Old to New Covenants, answered in the following way (Luke 3:14):
He did not tell them to quit their jobs - he told them to be content and not abuse their positions of authority/power.
Jesus told his disciples to make sure they had a sword (they had two) before they went to the Garden of Gethsemane (immediately following the establishment of the New Covenant in the upper room) (Luke 22:35-38):
I've personally gone through a year of military service. National service is compulsory here for every male citizen. There's an alternative, non-military service that's also available for those that have ethical or religious objections to military service. So I definitely had to think a lot about this.
A credible defense is important for probably any country, but especially mine. We cannot prevent an invasion no matter what, but we can make it too costly to be practical. The only effective way for a small country to do that is to have a large proportion of the population receive some basic military training. If someone marched in, they'd get all over the country in no time. But then there'd be a million armed men in the forests, just waiting to rid the new overlords of their lives, and to get their fatherland back.
Having a system that actually prevents war is a good thing, even the will of God. I would not fight a war outside our borders. I wouldn't have enlisted to any non-compulsory army. But I certainly am glad to be one of the millions of trained men that make any prospective enemy think twice.
Take the circumstances I describe as a case study of how a person can practically seek the peace. Note that circumstances vary, and this idea doesn't fit with a war-waging military.
I do understand if someone feels being a soldier is wrong. Any possible enemy still consists of human beings, created and loved by God. But there's a great difference between a soldier that fights on a distant front and one that only exists in order not to fight at all.
Background: I live in Finland, a small country neighboring Sweden, Norway, Estonia and Russia. Finland's only been independent since 1917, and was attacked in WWII -- but my grandfather and other Finnish men of that time fought back, and Finland kept its independence. That, I think, was a miracle of God (seriously). They say that each and every man prayed in the trenches. Finland certainly was quite a Christian country back then; nowadays it's very secular.
The Cold War was politically a difficult time for us, too. Maybe you can imagine.
SALVATION FOR THE MILITARY, PARAMILITARY AND OTHER AGENCIES WORLDWIDE Christians should serve in the military.
Today many people (worldwide) totally condemned the activities of this agencies, the Lord Jesus the not condemned them.
National duties must be separated from religious sentiments.
Matthew 8:8-10 Before reading verses 8-10, this is a little summary from verses 5-7, a centurion (a Roman soldier, may be a group captain) was begging Jesus to come and heal his servant, from palsy. When Jesus decided to come and heal his servant, the centurion said;
Matthew 8:8-10 The centurion replied "Lord, I do not deserve to have you come under my roof, but just say the word, and my servant will be healed.
Verse 9 for I my self am a man under authority with soldiers under me. I tell this one "Go" and he goes; and that "Come" and he comes. I said to my servant do this and he does it".
Verse 10 when Jesus heard this, he was astonished and said to those following him "I tell you the truth, I have not found any one in Israel with such great faith. Jesus recommended this soldier as the man with great faith.
I need salvation, police need salvation, soldier need salvation, so as Christians all we need to do is to preach the word and not condemn people and we must not mix National duties with religious sentiments.
Therefore, as a Christian, we need to pray for this group of people worldwide, we all knew that the security and live of people is in the hands of God. Yet this people volunteered themselves to render National services to their nations worldwide.
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Is it true that the category of (pure) polarized Hodge structures is abelian semi-simple, whereas the whole category of pure Hodge structures is not?
Should one only consider those morphisms of polarized Hodge structures that respect polarizations in order to obtain an abelian category?
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. – The Charlotte 49ers will hold their annual Basketball Madness on Thursday, October 24 at 9 p.m. inside Halton Arena
The second of the two tip-off events, which also included Fan Day last Saturday, is the annual 49ers Basketball Madness, held on Thursday at 9 p.m. and hosted once again this year by 49ers alum and current WACH Fox 57 Meteorologist Garrett Bedenbaugh. The night will consist of a host of entertaining activities - including some favorites with the team introductions, slam dunk contest and more.
Last season, the Charlotte 49ers men's basketball squad finished 21-12 while capturing the Great Alaska Shootout title and earning a trip to the NIT. The 49ers return four starters and eight letterwinners and welcome seven newcomers to this year's team. 2012 Atlantic 10 All-Defensive team selection junior guard Pierria Henry and 2012 Atlantic 10 All-Rookie team selection sophomore forward Willie Clayton each started all 33 of Charlotte's games last season. Henry ranked among the nation's leaders in steals for the second straight year. Clayton led the Atlantic 10 in field goal percentage. Junior guard Terrence Williams and sophomore guard Denzel Ingram round out the 49ers returning starters.
The 49ers begin the 2013-14 season with an exhibition game in Halton Arena against Wingate on November 2. The 49ers begin the regular-season in Halton Arena against ETSU on Friday, November 8 at 7:30 pm.
The Charlotte women's basketball program aims for its 12th-straight postseason appearance in 2013-14, welcoming back two starters and seven letterwinners from last year's WNIT Sweet 16 run. Third-year head coach Cara Consuegra has the 49ers positioned fourth in the preseason Conference USA poll, as they re-enter the league in which they made their first NCAA Tournament appearance in 2003.
Ny Hammonds, a point guard who broke single-season school marks for assists (209) and minutes played (1101), will be the lone senior but she is joined by solid backcourt mates, juniors Hillary Sigmon and Ayanna Holmes. Redshirt junior Gabby Tyler also returns to the court this season after missing all of last year due to injury.
A five-member recruiting class includes Parade All-American Ciara Gregory and three others from the Carolinas.
Charlotte gets its season underway Nov. 8 by playing host to Liberty before embarking on a three-game road swing including trips to Kansas State and Minnesota. The Conference USA opener will be Jan. 8 inside Halton Arena against Old Dominion, a familiar foe from the Sun Belt Conference days.
Charlotte 49ers basketball season and mini-pack tickets are now available for purchase for the 2013-14 season by the general public online at Charlotte49ers.com. Fans have the opportunity to purchase tickets to catch the return to Conference USA by the 49ers men's and women's teams, with both coming off of post season appearances during the 2012-13 season.
Men's basketball season tickets begin at $49, with fans also being provided the option of five game partial season or five game flex plans. The five-game fixed plan includes games against Davidson, Georgia Tech, North Texas, Marshall, and Old Dominion. Partial season plans begin at $90. To purchase your season or mini-plan click here.
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Both the Eladrin and Wilden have Fey Origin, which means that the characters ancestors were native to the Feywild, so the character is considered a fey creature for the purpose of effects that relate to creature origin.
What are these effects?
There are items that have powers and properties that look for fey origin:
I can't think of any feats that require "fey" but I could imagine such.
I can't think of any monsters that have powers (or class powers) that look for fey, but again I could imagine such.
Mechanically these effects are (so far) defined as above, but consider the LFR example Bryant is using: 'the purpose of effects that relate to creature origin.' is a design space that is completely open to the DM.
"Fey" could be used as a handle for providing a bonus or access on adventures or campaign details. Since AD&D, I've written scores of dungeons with feature-rooms or NPCs or items that say "those with elven blood may get a bonus to decipher these writings.." or "only those with orcish blood may approach the altar.."- if you have some fey and some non-fey in the group and want to create kind of a flavorful area (for example, a Feywild passage that effects characters differently).. this is a good way to do it.
These origins (not just fey, but living construct (warforged), undead (revenant and dhampyr), immortal (deva), goblinoid, etc..make great handles for things.


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Achondrogenesis type 2
Other Names for this Disease
- Achondrogenesis, Langer-Saldino type
- Langer-Saldino achondrogenesis
- Chondrogenesis imperfecta
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Achondrogenesis is a group of severe disorders that are present from birth and affect the development of cartilage and bone. Infants with achondrogenesis usually have a small body, short arms and legs, and other skeletal abnormalities that cause life-threatening complications.[1] There are at least three forms of achondrogenesis, type 1A, type 1B and type 2, which are distinguished by signs and symptoms, pattern of inheritance, and the results of imaging studies such as x-rays (radiology), tissue analysis (histology), and genetic testing. [2] Type 1A and 1B achondrogenesis are both inherited in an autosomal recessive pattern. Type 1B may be caused by mutations in the SLC26A2 gene. Type 2 achondrogenesis is inherited in an autosomal dominant pattern and is caused by new (de novo) mutations in the COL2A1 gene.[1]
Last updated: 10/18/2013
- Achondrogenesis. Genetics Home Reference. February, 2008; http://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/condition/achondrogenesis. Accessed 10/25/2010.
- Faivre L. and Cormier-Daire V.. Achondrogenesis. Orphanet. May, 2003; http://www.orpha.net/consor/cgi-bin/OC_Exp.php?lng=EN&Expert=932. Accessed 10/24/2010.
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- Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man (OMIM) is a catalog of human genes and genetic disorders. Each entry has a summary of related medical articles. It is meant for health care professionals and researchers. OMIM is maintained by Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
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Our third and final contestant had an English Toffee Pecan recipe that won the judges over.
English Toffee Pecan Pie
Makes one "9 inch pie
1 1/4cups all-purpose flour; plus more for work surface
11/2teaspoon salt
11/2cup cold leaf lard, cut into pieces
2 tablespoons cold butter, cut into pieces
3 large eggs, lightly beaten
21/3 cup light com syrup
11/4cup firmly packed light-brown sugar
11/4cup unsalted butter, melted
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
1/2 teaspoon almond extract
1 cup-toffee bits
1 cup chopped pecans
22 pecan halves, for garnish
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together flour and salt. Using a pastry
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Scripture: Romans (NIV) 5:6 You see, at just the right time, when we were still powerless, Christ died for the ungodly.
7 Very rarely will anyone die for a righteous person, though for a good person someone might possible dare to die.
8 But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us.
Observation: What a demonstration of love! God did not wait until man proved himself to be worthy. He did not wait until man did something noble. After all, what could man ever have done that would be considered worthy of the death of his Creator? I cannot think of one thing! He loved us just because He loved us!!!
Application: Christ died for me, for no other reason than that He loved me! He had plans for me, but His motivation was love! There was something He designed for me to do, but His motivation was love.
Prayer: Lord, Your love and grace are amazing! Thank you for loving me. Amen
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The invariant subspace problem states something along the following lines: Let $H$ be a Banach space of dimension greater than one. Does every bounded linear operator $T:H \to H$ have a non-trivial closed $T$-invariant subspace?
Now my question is: Why is this a big problem? What does the solution give us? It has been solved in most of the special cases which occur in practice.


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How neutropenia can affect your successful chemotherapy
Neutropenia (new-tro-pee-nee-uh) is the medical word for low white blood cell count. It can be a very serious condition, because white blood cells protect your body from infections. Without enough white blood cells to protect you, even a small infected cut could become life-threatening.
Your doctor checks to see if you have neutropenia every time you get a
blood test. If you are neutropenic, every precaution will be taken to
avoid infection, even if no signs of infection are present.
Your doctor may prescribe NEUPOGEN® (Filgrastim), a treatment that stimulates your body to produce more white blood cells. Even with a medication like NEUPOGEN® there may be times when chemotherapy will have to be reduced or delayed until your white blood cell count returns to normal levels. This delay is to be avoided if possible. Research has shown that with some tumor types, getting the prescribed dose of chemotherapy on time, every time, is important to the chances of an improved survival.1,2,3 It is for this very reason that some doctors prescribe NEUPOGEN® at the start of chemotherapy, as a preventative step against the complications of neutropenia.
Regardless of when your doctor prescribes NEUPOGEN® for you, you should talk to him/her about continuing to take it after each subsequent chemotherapy cycle, because once you experience a low white blood cell count, you are much more likely to experience it again.4
It's important to note that NEUPOGEN® does not eliminate the risk of infection entirely. What it does is minimize your risk. Always be on the alert for the common signs of infection, such as fever, chills, sore throat, rash, diarrhea, or redness, swelling, or pain around a wound or sore. If you experience any of these, call your doctor or nurse immediately.
NEUPOGEN® (filgrastim) is indicated to decrease the incidence of infection, as manifested by febrile neutropenia, in patients with nonmyeloid malignancies receiving myelosuppressive anticancer drugs associated with a significant incidence of severe neutropenia with fever.
With NEUPOGEN®, as with any medication, you may experience some side effects. In a large study with 207 patients receiving NEUPOGEN® therapy following combination chemotherapy, bone pain was reported in 22% of patients. In most cases, bone pain was controlled with non-narcotic analgesics such as acetaminophen.
1 Bonadonna G, Valagussa P, Moliterni A, Zambetti M, Brambilla C. Adjuvant cyclophosphamide, methotrexate, and fluorouracil in node-positive breast cancer: the results of 20 years of follow-up. N Engl J Med. 1995;332:901-906.
2 Budman DR, Berry DA, Cirrincione CT, et al. Dose and dose intensity as determinants of outcome in the adjuvant treatment of breast cancer. The Cancer and Leukemia Group B. Natl Cancer Inst. 1998; 90:1205-1211.
3 Wood WC, Budman DR, Korzun AH, et al. Dose and dose intensity of adjuvant chemotherapy for stage II, node-positive breast carcinoma. N Engl J Med. 1994;330:1253-1259.
4 Silber JH, Fridman M, DiPaolo RS, et al. First-cycle blood counts and subsequent neutropenia, dose reduction, or delay in early-stage breast cancer therapy. J Clin Oncol. 1998:16:2392-2400.


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text: This was reported on Dark Horizons: The Forge of God: Variety reports that Warner Bros. has acquired the film rights to Greg Bear's sci-fi novel which "Black Hawk Down" scribe Ken Nolan will pen. Warners hopes to turn this into a trilogy using Bear's sequel "Anvil of Stars" and an as yet unwritten third installment. 'Forge' sounds rather "Independence Day" esque with hostile aliens who've picked up encouraging messages of 'visit Earth' on our various space probes, and decide to take over. The selling point was Nolan's 70-page scriptment, detailling "a complicated invasion filled with an ensemble of characters bent on preventing it". Nolan didn't even get to detail the sequel before Warners snapped it up, 'Anvil' deals with the survivors heading off to the alien homeworld for some payback. Thanks to 'Miqque' Having read both these books all I can say is I think they'll make fantastic movies if enough money is spent on them FX-wise. But the really interesting part of this report, for me, is the hint of another instalment from Bear. Bring it on!


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STEUBENVILLE — A manhunt is under way for one of three people indicted by the Jefferson County grand jury on Wednesday in connection with a May 16 burglary and shooting in Mingo Junction in which a......
There is only one way to solve our problem with people like those criminals. Remove the dashboard cameras from patrol cars and encourage brutality against people from Chicago that moved here because they fouled their own nest. It also would not hurt to bring back swift punishment, public hangings, I'd even be in favor of bringing back stoning and crucifixion.
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How many times can these criminals get arrested and then get off?
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Just wanted to put this out there; This man was released from the Eastern Ohio Correction Center a few years ago. He was considered "Successfully treated". Love my tax money at work!!!
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Teardrop tat says it all. Why does our LE and judicial system keep arresting and throwing these thugs back in the street. Soon they will kill an innocent. What then?
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text: Here is the last lesson as far as easy tuts goes. Here we will explore the task of drawing noses in a very simple manner. The tips and steps will make it very easy ti understand how to get the job done, and done right. Here you see a very broad looking nose that has a strong sharp nostril flare. If you have ever struggled with drawing noses, you should find this tutorial very helpful. Since that is all I have for easy stuff for the day, now is a good time to think of some other parts of the face or body that makes making a figure complete. I will be back soon so look forward to the fact that I will return. Peace out people, and enjoy.


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Named to the All-Conference USA Second Team … Selected to the All-Conference USA Tournament Team … Earned a spot on the TopDrawerSoccer.com National Team of the Week for Aug. 27 … Picked as the Oct. 7 Conference USA Offensive Player of the Week … Received a TopDrawerSoccer.com National Team of the Week Honorable Mention nod for that week … Chosen as the 49ers' Preseason Player to Watch list by Conference USA … Selected to the All-North Carolina Collegiate Sports Information Association's First Team … One of only two players to start all 20 matches … Paced the squad with 10 goals, 23 points, 57 shots, 31 shots on goal and four game-winning goals, establishing career highs in all categories … Her 10 scores place her in a tie for ninth on the school's single-season list and are the most by a 49er since 2010 … Also moved into the program's single-season lists for game-winning goals (tie for fifth) and shots (tie for 10th) … Registered the seventh-latest goal in school history, at the 107:56 mark, in the opener against Liberty (Aug. 23) … Netted goals in three-consecutive matches late in the year, against Florida Atlantic (Oct. 27) in the home finale, at Old Dominion (Oct. 31) in the final regular-season contest and two versus Marshall (Nov. 6) in the Conference USA Championships quarterfinal … Her two scores versus the Thundering Herd equal program marks for single-game C-USA Tournament and single C-USA Tournament … Became only the fourth player in school history, and first since 1999, to post multiple goals in a Conference USA Championships match and in one tournament year … Credited with assists against College of Charleston (Sept. 20), against Middle Tennessee (Oct. 6) and on the game-winning goal in the regular-season meeting with Marshall (Oct. 25) … Fired a career-best eight shots against UAB (Oct. 18), placing one-half on net ... Posted a seven-shot performance against Middle Tennessee … Launched six shots against Liberty and against Florida Atlantic … Finished with at least one attempt in 17 of the 20 games, including 12 multi-shot outings.
Received All-Atlantic 10 Second Team honors … Listed among the Top 20 players in the Atlantic 10 by TopDrawerSoccer.com on its Postseason (No. 15), Midseason (No. 16) and Preseason (No. 19) charts … One of just three players to start all 20 matches … Led the squad with seven goals, 19 points, 48 shots and 21 shots on goal … Shared the team lead with five assists … Tallied her lone game-winning goal in the Atlantic 10 opener against VCU (Sept. 28) … Netted both Niners scores against the Rams for her only multi-goal match of the year … Opened the season with the team's first score at College of Charleston (Aug. 18) … Added goals in league play at George Washington (Oct. 6) and at Fordham (Oct. 12) with an assist against each for a pair of three-point efforts … Posted non-conference scores against North Florida (Sept. 7) and Francis Marion (Sept. 25) … Contributed assists on team's lone goals against Clemson (Sept. 9) and in overtime at James Madison (Sept. 16) … Closed non-conference slate with an assist against Francis Marion for another three-point outing … Registered a season-high seven shots against VCU … Notched at least one shot in all but two contests … All four of her attempts at Fordham were on goal … Contributed other four-shot matches in the home opener against Western Carolina (Aug. 24) and against Davidson (Sept. 13).
Earned a spot on the All-Atlantic 10 Rookie Team … Selected as the Atlantic 10 co-Rookie of the Week for Sept. 26 … Received the nod after a three-point effort with a goal and assist against High Point (Sept. 23) … Played in 16 matches with eight starts, including six consecutive from at Tennessee (Sept. 9) through league opener at Saint Louis (Oct. 1) … Tallied first career goal, which proved to be the game winner, against UNC Wilmington (Sept. 3) … Added a score in a tie at Davidson (Sept. 18) … Posted two of her three assists against conference opponents … Contributed helpers against Fordham (Oct. 23) and in the regular-season finale at Dayton (Oct. 30) … Placed third on the squad with 30 shots, 12 of which were on goal … Recorded a season-best six attempts at Davidson … Opened her home career with five shots against FGCU (Aug. 26) … Chipped in with four attempts against UNC Wilmington.
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The discussion, titled "Newark 45 Years After Unrest: History, Developments and Prospects," is the 2013 symposium of the Rutgers Race & the Law Review. Established in 1996, Rutgers Race & the Law Review was the second law journal in the country to provide a forum for scholarship and dialogue on race, ethnicity and the law.
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text: This is a lesson for all you Beyblade fans out there who have been waiting for the tutorial on "how to draw Zyro", step by step. Out of all the lessons I upload on Dragoart, Beyblade is one of the series that I do not watch at all. I'm not a big fan of Beyblade, but my fourteen year old brother used to be so I know how addictive both the game and series can be. Drawing Zyro should be relatively easy for artists of all skill levels. Nowadays I try and make the tuts easy to follow and tackle because I know not everyone is a pro or even above average when it comes to drawing. I do hope that you all enjoy this tut, I will be back with a few more lessons today so even though its Labor Day weekend, try and stay tuned in.


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I get confused between the verbs legen and liegen. I would appreciate some explantation on the meaning of the two verbs, preferably with examples. Also, are there context where te two verbs are synonymous?
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But if you were talking about placing the rug on the floor, you would say:
In the first example, notice that you use the indirect to describe the location, but in the second you would use the accusative for both the object being positioned and the location.
Glenn's answer is pretty much spot on. I would like to add that when you place something such that it has a tendency to be tipped over (vase etc) 'stellen' is more appropriate than 'legen'. But yes, the pairs liegen/legen & stehen/stellen are analogous.
As per their usage in a sentence, legen is a Bewegungsverb (movement verb) like 'gehen' and liegen is Nicht-Bewegungsverb (non-movement verb) like 'schlafen'. Therefore, you have to use accusative and dative cases in Wechselpräposition as well as 'sein' and 'haben' as helping verbs in perfect form respectively.


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