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Shadyside Levy
October 27, 2013
¯ Dear?Editor: As parents, we would like to thank Mr. Haswell for his commitment to the students of Shadyside....
Now that was a very nice letter about Mr. Haswell. Glad to hear he is doing all the right things.It allmost had me ready to vote for the levy. Remember folks, this is only half of what they need.
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I came across a problem in Dudley's Elementary Number Theory. Part (a) is to find one $n$ such that both $6n+1$ and $6n-1$ are composite. So I stumbled across $n=50$, which gives $299=13 \cdot 23$, and $301=7 \cdot 43$
The motivation for this was knowing that $9|10^k -1$ and $7|10^{2k}+1$ and trying to find an even power of ten (obviously $300$ is not a power of ten).
Part (b) asks to prove that there are infinitely many $n$ such that both are composite.
How do we show this?
Setting $6n \pm 1 = 10^{2k} \pm 1$ didn't work.
I looked at $(6n+1)(6n-1) = 36n^2-1 = 6(6n^2) -1$, so I can generate composite numbers of the form $6m -1$, but what about the corresponding $6m+1$ ?
Should I be using my result from (a) to generate these pairs?
I looked at the solutions to this related question, but they seemed focused on proving that both are prime.
Other methods that I've considered are using modular arithmetic (though that hasn't been covered at this point in the book) and using the well-ordering principle in some way... (Hints are acceptable, as I want to be an autonomous mathematician, as much as possible)
If we let $n = 6^{2k} = 36^k$, then $6n \pm 1 = 6^{2k+1} \pm 1$, which (for $k \geq 1$) factors into $(6 \pm 1)(6^{2k} \mp ... +1)$
Is this correct? Here I am using a factorization of sums/differences of odd powers, which "hasn't been covered" (which isn't itself a problem).

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Some people have a custom of bowing during Musaf on Yom Kippur ("Korim"). What exactly do you do and say when you fall Korim on Yom Kipur?
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As far as I know (there may be variant customs):
In Aleinu: kneel at כורעים, prostrate (head and hands to the ground, while still kneeling - essentially, a fetal position) at ומשתחוים, stay that way until הקדוש ברוך הוא, and then get up.
In the Avodah: kneel at כורעים, prostrate at ומשתחוים, and stay that way until לעולם ועד.
[In all cases, if it's a stone floor, halachah mandates that you put something on it beforehand (such as a towel), because one may not prostrate oneself on a stone floor outside of the Beis Hamikdash. Some have the custom to do so regardless of what the floor is made of.]


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I am looking for a reference which explains how theta functions, algebraically independent meromorphic functions, and line bundles all fit together in the context of complex tori. More explicitly, given the right kind of Hermitian form on $\mathbb{C}^g$ with respect to some lattice $L$ I'd like an explicit construction of the g independent meromorphic functions on $\mathbb{C}^g/L$, which is something that Mumford, for example, does not give.
Perhaps not in his "Abelian varieties" book, but certainly in his "Tata lectures on Theta" Mumford describes this setup. See Chapter II of book 1. Another reference is Birkenhake and Lange's book "Complex abelian varieties" (see Chapters 3 and 8, for instance). By the way, I don't think you generally construct just $g$ independent meromorphic functions; you construct a whole bunch more of them - enough to embed the abelian variety into projective space.


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Activision Skylanders Spyro's Adventure Starter Pack - Xbox-360 for $34.99 + free shipping
Looks like it is also available for in store pick up.
This is the ORIGINAL Skylanders Stater pack and NOT the Skylanders Giants
In Skylanders Spyro's Adventure, characters are 'brought to life' in a boldly adventure game where children can collect real-world toys and teleport them directly into the game using a mystical Portal of Power.
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$34.99 for Wii also. Free shipping when you spen $59
Portal is compatible with both of the first games (but not the upcoming Skylanders Swap Squad) and many of the Skylanders Giants characters can play in this game just fine.
The Nintendo 3DS version is also $34.99.
When I put them in my cart and go to check out, it says it qualifies for free shipping not the free shipping with $59
All of these Spyro's characters will work in Giants, BUT actual GIANTS characters WILL NOT work on this game. Great deal at this price though.
Link says it's $166, not $34.99
@byarberry: they must have sold out of the Xbox version. It is still available for Wii and 3DS for $34.99


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I found the sentence:
'The female body is a fundamentally beautiful thing.'
in the following passage:
'An effective diet can be achieved simply achieved by taking from two to three pills after each meal, the number increasing with the oil content the cuisine.'
'The female body is a fundamentally beautiful entity.'
'Harmony 7 appeals to me because of its ability to arrange the body's functions while returning to a natural balance of proportions, making it an ideal diet support.'
Is the quoted sentence grammatical? Is the verb hidden? I apologize in advance for my ignorance as this question has probably arisen before and been answered.


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What started out as a routine arrest by the Warren County Sheriff's Department ended up in a large meth bust Friday afternoon.
Sargeant Dallas Bailey arrested 41-year-old Carolyn England at a residence on Gurkin Road, for failure to pay court fees.
At the time of the arrest, Sgt. Bailey found a handgun and small amount of methamphetamine in her possession.
Sargeant Bailey also detected a strong chemical odor coming from a shed just beside the residence, which eventually led to the discovery of a meth lab.
The Bowling Green - Warren County Drug Task Force was called in to dismantle four working meth labs inside the shed, an operation designed to produce as much as four ounces of meth per day.
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Tight league at the minute but at least your team performs in the cups, brings in a lot of money for you
Tight league at the minute but at least your team performs in the cups, brings in a lot of money for you
Season 2015 / 2016 Mansfield
Ok so a really poor league performance in November so here we go we move into December and the heart of winter and now we need to move on and attempt to close the gap and get ourselves back on track and attempt to get the Stags into League 1. However we still have the JPT and the FA Cup.
Oxford (A) Lost 2-3
Scorers: Boateng, Furman
Wycombe (H) Won 1-0
Scorer: McConville
Fleetwood (A) Lost 1-3
Scorers: Binnion
Hereford (H) Won 2-0
Scorers: Binnion, McConville
FA Cup
2nd Round
Barnsley (H) Won 1-0
Scorer: Curry
Johnstone Paint Trophy
North Semi Final
Sheff Utd (A) Lost 4-6
Scorers: McConville (2), Curtis, Nientao
So as you can see the end of the JPT dream but done in style with a brilliant game and to be fair if you are going to go out the cup that is the way to do it by a blaze of glory. Then of cause in the FA Cup we have taken out League one Barnsley by my 16 year old youngster. However in the League we are still a little off the pace and inconsistant but at the moment I am not really concerned and I will worry about it later. So in the league we are now 11th and 4 Pts off the play offs. In the FA Cup 3rd round Championship Portsmouth are coming to Field Mill.
Season 2015 / 2016 Mansfield
With the inconsistant league form but good cup form I am pleased with how the season is going and with results going my way and everyone beating everyone we are still in touch with the teams above so I am still quite pleased with how things are going.
This is a tough month and I have invested in a new free transfer striker and the arrival of Mark Cullen from Hull and he was released I have serious high hopes for this guy and maybe he is the missing link to me maybe sneaking a play off spot.
Hartlepool (H) Lost 1-2
Scorer: Cullen
Northampton (A) Won 3-0
Scorers: McConville, Boateng, Cullen
Bury (A) Won 4-2
Scorers: Cullen (2), Curtis (2)
Cheltenham (H) Lost 0-2
FA Cup
3rd Round
Portsmouth (H) Won 4-0
Scorers: Boateng, Nientao (2), Cullen
4th Round
Colchester (H) Won 3-2
Scorers: Nientao (2), Cullen
Well then I am off to the 5th round of the FA Cup and who do I draw is it Man Utd, Chelsea, Man City.... No it is Newport County!
The league form is still up and down but we need to keep going as we can still make it to the play offs. We are 10th and we are still only 3 pts off the play offs so I think I can still make it to the play offs.
Season 2015 / 2016 Mansfield
Now injuries are starting to bite and my squad is down to the bare bones and I can only see this getting worse as I continue to battle in the league and the FA Cup and all I can see in my future now is all of our hard work going to disappear down the drain as we can no longer compete and I look like not getting my stars back till April and can't afford anymore going down. We do have a FA Cup 5th Round to look forward to and that is Away to Newport who have beat me twice in the league so far this season.
Walsall (H) Won 3-2
Scorers: Cullen (3)
Newport County (A) Lost 1-2
Scorer: Binnion
Dagenham and Redbridge (H) Drew 2-2
Scorers: Cullen, Binnion
Grimsby (A) Won 4-1
Scorers: Cullen, Banger og, Curtis, McLean
Bradford (H) Drew 0-0
Burton (A) Lost 1-2
Scorers: Cullen
FA Cup
5th Round
Newport County (A) Drew 2-2
Scorers: Boateng, Cullen
Mark Cullen Player of the Month
Just sometimes you are pushed to your limits and that is where I am now and the team is providing so pure heroics. However a Replay in March is something we could do without however the fact the TV want to show it well come on money in the bank and we get through that we know that a Premier League club will be coming to Field Mill for Round 6 as the draw will see either Norwich or Aston Villa.
In the league we are still there. 8th and 1 point off the play offs. We will still continue to fight.
Mansfield v Newport in the 5th round of the FA Cup.
Great run so far.
Nice defeat to Sheff Utd
Season 2015 / 2016 Mansfield
Well as the season progresses this is a strong month and a important month with both the League challenge and also the FA Cup challenge that is ahead. For me this month is my month to make a push for the play offs as this is the month that all my players are coming back from injury and this is how we need to make that final push.
Carlisle (H) Lost 1-3
Scorer: Cullen
Brentford (A) Won 5-2
Scorers: Binnion (2), Cullen (2), Kitchen
Stevenage (H) Drew 1-1
Scorer: Kitchen
Accrington (H) Drew 2-2
Scorers: St Ledger og, Cullen
Stockport (A) Lost 0-2
Crawley (H) Won 5-4
Scorers: Curtis (2), Nientao (2), Naylor
FA Cup
5th Round Replay
Newport County (H) Won 2-0
Scorers: Cullen, McConville
6th Round
Norwich (H) Lost 0-1
Not the month I was really wanting but I can take some serious heart from this and even more important is taking Premier League Norwich to the distance. However as I look at this season I think we will be financially strong next season and allow us to have a run next year as I really do think that we are staying in League 2 as we are sitting in 11th and still 4 points off the playoffs.
Looking at the Norwich match they had the likes of Joshua King, Jordan Mutch, Daniel Ayala and Jon Ruddy playing against us.So then off to the final month.
Season 2015 / 2016 Mansfield
So here we are the end of another season and first things first I have agreed another 1 year extension to my contract. However after the Norwich match I really want to challenge myself against the best the country has to offer so as it stands if I get that offer I think I will not refuse it. So to the final month of the season.
Plymouth (A) Won 3-1
Scorers: Curtis (2), Naylor
Southend (A) Won 3-0
Scorers: Nientao (2), Furman
Bristol Rovers (A) Won 2-1
Scorers: Naylor, Curtis
Oxford (H) Drew 1-1
Scorer: Furman
Wycombe (A) Won 4-2
Scorers: Cullen, Rennie (2), Horlock og
Fleetwood (H) Won 3-2
Scorers: Naylor (2), Furman
Hereford (A) Won 3-1
Scorers: Curtis (2), Flynn og
Tom Naylor nPower League 2 Player of the Month
Joe Curtis nPower League 2 Young Player of the Month
Joe Page nPower League 2 Manager of the Month
Ok then I never saw this Month coming as in all of my time at Mansfield I have never had a run like this one where we have been so dominant and we have finished the season in 4th so guess what guys we have a Play off Special on the way!
Season 2015 / 2016 Mansfield
May - Play off Special
nPower League 2 Playoff Semi Final First Leg
vs Northampton
At Sixfields Stadium Att: 7,653
Half Time: 2-0
Full Time: 5-1
Scorers: Cullen (13), McConville (45+1, 65), Naylor (78), Furman (90+1)
Man of the Match: Sean McConville
nPower League 2 Playoff Semi Final Second Leg
vs Northampton
At Field Mill Att: 8,736
Half Time: 0-0
Full Time: 0-0
Man of the Match: Ellian Parrino (Northampton)
Aggregate Score: Mansfield Win 5-1
nPower League 2 Playoff Final
vs Hartlepool
At Wembley Stadiun Att: 51,760
Half Time: 4-0
Full Time: 5-0
Scorers: Cullen (25, 34, 36), Naylor (32), Curtis (75)
Man of the Match: Mark Cullen
Mansfield Town are Promoted to nPower League 1
Also my record still stands of not losing at Wembley. Next season will be another challenge and I need to be ready for it so lets go for it.
Breezed through the playoffs, top, top job on promotion Paggi!
Yay, good luck in League 1
Season 2015 / 2016 Mansfield
End of Season
League: 4th (Promoted Via Playoffs)
Played: 46 Won: 22 Drew: 8 Lost: 16 For: 97 Against: 79 GD: + 18 Pts: 74
League Table
Top Scorer: Mark Cullen (19)
FA Cup: 6th Round (Quarter Final)
League Cup: 2nd Round
JPT: North Semi Final
Fans Player of the Year: Joe Curtis
Managers Player of the Year: Joe Curtis
Special Mention: Sean McConville
League 2 Player of the Year: Joe Curtis
What can I say about this season. Simple awesome in the FA Cup and if it was not for maybe the greatest form for a League month in April that led me to 4th then it would have never happened. That one month we just came to life and along with the dominance in the Play offs and my undefeated streak at Wembley it made it remarkable. Also though only losing 1-0 to a premier league side was amazing. We were also overachievers of the season. My side is well on its way to a great side but I am starting to get the itch to want to challenge myself against the best but lets see what this season brings.
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Season 2016 / 2017 Mansfield
Start of Season
nPower League 1: Stay Clear of Relegation
FA Cup: 3rd Round
League Cup: Learn from experience
JPT: 2nd Round
Transfer Budget: £102k
Wage Budget: £25k
Actual Wage: £26k
Media Pred: 24th
Really tough season ahead of me but again it is always this way for me at the moment so we start to attack League 1 and I will do it the same way I did League 2 little steps. So first of all this season lets look to shock a few people. However in this league are teams that remind me how tough this will be as it includes Barnsley, Ipswich, Nottingham Forest, Peterborough and Portsmouth.
So lets get started.
Season 2016 / 2017 Mansfield
Pre Season
OK so walking into this preseason I decided very early on that I needed a little bit of experience in the squad so the arrival of Nick Montgomery and Justin Hoyte both on free transfers with very low wages gave me a good starting point. Three youngsters also joined the squad but for now we will keep them out of here as they are not going to be starters they are there if we need them. So onto the pre season friendlies and these did not go well.
Nottingham Forest (H) Lost 1-2
Scorer: McConville
Aldershot (A) Drew 1-1
Scorer: Naylor
Arsenal Reserves (H) Drew 3-3
Scorers: Cullen, Naylor (2)
Tottenham Reserves (H) Lost 0-3
Cardiff (H) Lost 1-3
Scorer: Robinson
So onto the season.
Season 2016/2017 Mansfield
I have nothing to really say here as I cannot judge this level yet. Also we have the JPT and also the League Cup. I just want to pick up points and keep ourselves outside of the relegation zone.
Yeovil (H) Won 3-0
Scorers: Cullen, Naylor, Nientao
Scunthorpe (A) Won 1-0
Scorer: Naylor
Portsmouth (H) Lost 1-2
Scorer: Logan og
Swindon (A) Won 3-2
Scorers: Cullen (2), McConville
Nottingham Forest (H) Won 4-2
Scorers: Rennie, Binnion, Cullen (2)
League Cup
1st Round
Sheff Wed (A) Won 1-0
Scorer: Furman
2nd Round
Newcastle United (A) - Lost 1-2 (After Extra Time)
Scorer: Lozano-Calderon
Johnstone Paint Trophy
North 1st Round
Doncaster (A) Won 4-1
Scorers: Cullen, Naylor, Nientao, Rennie
Before I talk about the league I want to give credit to my heroes in the League Cup with the Extra Time loss to Newcastle United and the fact that the winner was a 35 yard stunning free kick and also the last kick of the game so I am very proud of my squad. Now back to the league I am pleased with the strong start that finds us sitting 4th and 3 points off the top. Can we keep this going I really don't know but look forward to finding out.
Cracking first month!
Season 2016/2017 Mansfield
After a outstanding August we have had a disaster of a september and it seems to be down to fitness. The number of players who are tired is absolutly shocking and we need to force ourselves out of this freefall that we have been in during September.
Torquay (H) Lost 0-2
Fleetwood (A) Lost 0-1
Crawley (A) Lost 2-3
Scorers: Cullen, Talbot og
Peterborough (A) Drew 2-2
Scorers: Cullen (2)
Ipswich (H) Lost 1-3
Scorer: Cullen
To only pick up 1 point out of a possible 15 is a disgrace and one of the worse runs I have ever had as a manager. We are now 14th and 4 points off the playoffs and 5 points clear of bottom 4. I am feeling really let down by my squad but here we go.
Yay for Ipswich!
Not so cracking second month!
Well done winning the playoffs.
Season 2016 / 2017 Mansfield
So then a brilliant first month but a dreadful second month so I think I will soon know what kind of season I am going to be in for depending on what happens this month. We do have the return of the 2nd Round of the JPT so lets kick on.
Preston (H) Lost 1-4
Scorer: Cullen
MK Dons (A) Lost 1-3
Scorer: Binnion
Barnet (H) Drew 2-2
Scorers: Jarvis, Peacock
Chesterfield (A) Drew 1-1
Scorer: Cullen
Gillingham (H) Won 2-1
Scorers: Cullen (2)
Doncaster (A) Lost 1-2
Scorer: Cullen
Johnstone Paint Trophy
North 2nd Round
Scunthorpe (H) Drew 1-1
Mansfield Won on Pens
Scorer: Peacock
What I have to say is this month has been OK. It was nothing amazing but it was good and fairly solid so compared to the previous month this has been OK. We are now sitting 18th and 10 points off the playoffs and 2 points clear of the relegation zone so we are near the bottom but it is now how we react and move on from here.
Still in the JPT so I am really happy about that as it helps with confidence and putting cash in the bank.
Season 2016 / 2017 Mansfield
I am very much a realist so I think that unless something amazing happens I am not in the promotion hunt this season as I think I am short of strength all over the park. This month is the month of cups as the JPT happens again and also the FA Cup kicks off so here I am hoping for the same FA Cup run as I had last season as that was fantastic for the club and something that I can be really happy with and it all helps.
Tranmere (H) Drew 2-2
Scorers: McConville, Cullen
Barnsley (A) Drew 2-2
Scorers: Robinson, Cullen
FA Cup
1st Round
Blyth (A) Lost 0-3
Johnstones Paint Trophy
North Quarter Final
Rochdale (A) Won 2-1
Scorers: Binnion (2)
North Semi Final
Walsall (H) Won 1-0
Scorer: Withey
Unbeaten in the League well in both games. However we are still sitting in 18th and 12 points off the playoffs and now 3 points off relegation. Still in the JPT this is really becoming my cup in my eyes but I can't hide my rage at the complete disaster that was the FA Cup and the loss to Blyth.
I have decided that this season is now all about survival so lets move on.
Season 2016 / 2017 Mansfield
Going out of the FA Cup has really hit me hard and my confidence however like I said this season is now all about survival and making sure that Mansfield stay in League 1. Part of me does wonder that if we do stay up is that going to feel like winning a FA Cup maybe for a club like Mansfield.
Leyton Orient (A) Drew 2-2
Scorers: Naylor, Cullen
Shrewsbury (H) Won 2-0
Scorers: Naylor, Curtis
Rochdale (A) Won 3-1
Scorers: Cullen (2), Naylor
A really solid month and one that has made me happy but we did have some postponments this month and yes that is going to have a affect on us but we are showing signs of life and still gives me confidence that we can stay up this season.
We are now 17th and 11 points off the playoffs but have put more daylight between me and the relegation zone as that is upto 4 points clear.
Season 2016 / 2017 Mansfield
So as the transfer window happens the bad news happens as Dean Furman has agreed to join Torino when his contract expires at the end of the season. However we have bought in Josh Carson from Huddersfield.
So as we are now into the new year we have to keep going in the league and the Mansfield Town Trophy sorry Johnstone Paint Trophy makes a return with the Northern Final 1st leg
Yeovil (A) Won 3-1
Scorers: Naylor, Cullen, Skogsrud og
Portsmouth (A) Drew 1-1
Scorer: Furman
Scunthorpe (H) Lost 0-1
Swindon (H) Won 2-0
Scorers: Carson, Naylor
Colchester (A) Drew 1-1
Scorer: Naylor
Johnstone Paint Trophy
North Final 1st Leg
Fleetwood (A) Drew 1-1
Scorer: Cullen
For me another very solid month in the League as we continue to show good form however so does everyone above us as it see us staying in 17th and 10 points off the playoffs but now 11 points off the relegation zone so need to continue as best I can.
In the JPT well for me that is a good scorer in the Away leg and then we can take them out in the second leg so feeling reality. In the league we will just need to continue to plug away.
Solid season it seems.
You're running a mile in the cup yet again, top work
Nice to see you settling into League 1 as well.
Season 2016 / 2017 Mansfield
We are getting the results and we are still moving in the right direction however I am still looking over my shoulder the whole time at the relegation places that are there just teasing me. However this is a big month we need to keep ourselves moving in the league and also we have the second leg of the North Final for the Johnston Paint Trophy.
Bristol Rovers (H) Lost 3-4
Scorers: Cullen (2), Binnion
Peterborough (H) Won 3-0
Scorers: Carson, Robinson, Naylor
Fleetwood (H) Won 1-0
Scorer: Cullen
Ipswich (A) Lost 1-2
Scorer: Curtis
Nottingham Forest (A) Lost 1-2
Scorer: Cullen
Preston (A) Lost 0-3
Johnstone's Paint Trophy
North Final Second Leg
Fleetwood (H) Won 3-0
Mansfield Win 4-1 on Aggregate
Scorers: Cullen, Curtis, Naylor
A very up down month in the league but we have picked up some big points here that still sees us sitting 17th and now 14 points off the playoffs and 7 clear of the relegation zone. However we have another trip to Wembley for the final of the Johnstone's paint Trophy to work towards the second JPT trophy in three years and hope to stay unbeaten at Wembley.
Season 2016 / 2017 Mansfield
As the season draws to a end and we are still in a relegation battle and we need a nice solid month just to put the relegation concern behind us so this is going to be a huge month for us that we need to be professional enough to get through.
Also this month it is the trip back to Wembley and the Johnstone's Paint Trophy final so something to look forward to.
Torquay (A) Lost 3-4
Scorers: Hendry og, Binnion (2)
Crawley (H) Won 3-1
Scorers: Kitchen (2), Binnion
MK Dons (H) 3-1
Scorers: Cullen, Naylor (2)
Barnet (A) Lost 1-2
Scorer: Robinson
Chesterfield (H) Lost 1-2
Scorer: Robinson
Gillingham (A) Lost 0-1
Doncaster (H) Lost 0-1
Johnstone's Paint Trophy Final
vs Bristol Rovers
From Wembley
Attendance: 41,928
After Extra Time: 2-1
Scorers: McConville (41), Carson (108)
Man of the Match: Harri Robinson
Not the greatest month that I would have liked in the league but we have picked up points that does just allow us to tick over a little more and push on in the league but the losses at the end of the month are painful to stomach. However we are now up to 15th in the league and 15 points off the playoffs and 8 points clear of the drop there is only one month left to go but I am starting to think we might be safe for another season as the trap door is now open to see Gillingham and Shrewsbury relegated. However more of a shock is that Portsmouth look set to drop into League 2.
So we went back to Wembley and we have won our second JPT in three years and are still unbeaten at Wembley. I am really proud of what we have done and what we have achieved so really proud.
Season 2016 / 2017 Mansfield
Really hoping the high of the JPT victory will allow us to have a great month to finish of this campaign and keep us in the League but we need the final bounce to finish up the season.
Tranmere (A) Lost 0-1
Barnsley (H) Won 2-0
Scorers: McConville, Curtis
Leyton Orient (H) Drew 0-0
Shrewsbury (A) Lost 0-2
Colchester (H) Won 3-1
Scorers: Carson (2), Peacock
Bristol Rovers (A) Won 3-0
Scorers: Carson, Nientao, Robinson
Rochdale (H) Won 3-1
Scorers: Nientao (2), Carson
Job done and another I think good season comes to a end. I am still proud of what we are doing and that is 6 years in charge and have now been offered a new 2 year deal to stay and I am but my feet are starting to itch a little.
Season 2016 / 2017 Mansfield
End of Season
League: 13th
Played: 46 Won: 17 Drew: 9 Lost: 20 For: 74 Against: 69 GD: + 5 Pts: 60
League Table
Top Scorer: Mark Cullen (25)
FA Cup: 1st Round
League Cup: 2nd Round
JPT: Winners
Fans Player of the Year: Tom Naylor
Managers Player of the Year: Harri Robinson
So then another season reaches its climax and a solid season in the first season in League 1. To sit in 13th even though I am a little disappointed but this is something I should be happy about and get ready to kick on from here. Another exceptional season in the Johnstone's Paint Trophy and another winners medal however the FA Cup and the League Cup were both huge disappointments to me as we should have done better and we need to attempt to make this season in those cups a one off.
I would hope that next season we can really kick on from here and see what we can do.
If there are any questions about any players or clubs please let me know.
Season 2017 / 2018 Mansfield
Start of Season
nPower League 1: Safe Mid Table
FA Cup: 3rd Round
League Cup: Learn from experience
JPT: Quarter Final
Transfer Budget: £0k
Wage Budget: £47k
Actual Wage: £57k
Media Pred: 18th
I am worried about this season as I need to get the finances in order again so my team is going to be weaker as a result. So this season is going to be a battle. Last season there was alot of experiment to get the team playing again but this season it needs to be all business and no playing with it. So lets see what the season brings.
Great season, top job
Solid indeed. Well done.
Hi Guys sorry been so quiet but my laptop has died and only just finished repairing it so hope to get back into the swing over the next few days.
Solid season mate. Time to push on now.


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I know what spices like garlic and black pepper are, and what foods you typically put them in. But spices like cardamom, rosemary, thyme, paprika, etc., completely elude me. I haven't found a good resource yet that explains all of them. Is there some kind of "spice cheat sheet" out there that I can tape to my kitchen cabinet?
It's not a "cheat sheet", and is rather too big to stick to your fridge, but I highly recommend the book The Flavor Bible, which is an encyclopedia of exactly these associations. What ingredients does any particular ingredient go with? How do you cook it? Absolutely terrific book!
First, trust your nose. Smell the food you're cooking. Open the spice and sniff above it (but not too close, and don't sneeze!). If they smell good together, they usually taste good together. If you're working with products you can't taste test (like raw meat), either wait until the food is cooked to season, or be very conservative in your early experiments.
Second, find a dish you want to create. Search google for several recipes and look for spices they have in common, and spices that are unique. That should give you some ideas on what to experiment with.
To piggyback on Tim Gilbert's answer, my wife will actually open two spice jars and hold one up to each nostril at the same time, to see if they smell like they would go together. More often than not, she picks out good combinations.
Since there have been some great comprehensive links I don't think I have much more to add to your specific question about finding a list, but in my experience the best way is to make two of each dish when you cook.
Say I want to learn how to use ginger. I search online for a recipe that uses ginger. In a large pan (pot, casserole, whatever) I'll make the recipe as directed. In another pan, I'll follow the same recipe (but a much, much smaller portion) without the ginger.
When I taste both side by side, I can see what kind of difference the ginger made. It's kind of a reverse engineering approach, and it will definitely take time and practice, but when you have the opportunity I recommend trying this way. Great learning experience.
I have one of the Betty Crocker books which dedicates several pages in the back to exactly this. I highly recommend getting something like this. Here are a few good ones online also:
Baking Ingredient Substitution Table
Experiment. Experiment, experiment, experiment, experiment!
Recipes and cheat-sheets can give ideas and guide your experimenting, but nothing else will help you really get to know the tastes of the spices and develop your olfactory imagination.
Even experiments that fail can be well worthwhile. Once when I was camping, the lid of a pepper container fell off and my stew (leek and potato, iirc) got about about ten times as much (ground) black pepper as I would ever normally put — at least a good tablespoonful, in two people's worth of stew. Since we had very limited supplies, there was nothing for it but to go along and eat what chance had given us. In fact, while it was a bit too much pepper, it was not bad at all, and very interesting, opening my eyes to aspects of the flavour that I'd never been aware of before. I've had a better understanding of black pepper ever since, and been able to use it in many more ways — though never yet in such quantities again!
(I hasten to add: I'd never normally advise using pre-ground pepper, if you have a choice — but our provisions on this trip were constrained to a quick shop at a remote roadhouse, so a nice grinder wasn't really an option.)
I second Harlan's recommendation for the The Flavor Bible. And a blatent plug here: Spice Sherpa is a site and blog dedicated to providing small bits of fun spice information and pairing guides. :-) For example, I just released a post on 10 Awesome Coriander Combinations.
It's a way to get learn about spices, flavor combinations a little bit at a time so you don't get overwhelmed. And it's definitely written for those who prefer easy in the kitchen.
I recently bought The Flavour Thesaurus and am finally getting a chance to get into it. It is not exhaustive, limiting itself to 99 flavours, and it is organised a lot like Roget's Thesaurus; each flavour has entries for several flavours that work well with it. Many entries have either full or brief recipes. There is a good index of flavours for cross-referencing, a general index and an extensive bibliography. One thing to note is that the entries are written in quite a familiar style, some may find this annoying, but I thought that many of them hit the mark.


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Michael J. Hartman, 30, Enfield, was arrested on preliminary charges of aggravated battery and criminal damage to property following an altercation in Enfield around 7:41 p.m. Monday.
A White County Sheriff's Office incident report said a dispute over a woman has been brewing between Hartman and Patrick M. Harrison, 27, also of Enfield, which allegedly included threats from Hartman that he would kill Harrison.
On Monday evening, Harrison was a passenger in a pickup driven by his father, Terry L. Harrison, 49, also of Enfield.
The report said the Harrisons told Sheriff's Deputy Randy Graves they were driving past Hartman's home in the 200 block of East Main in Terry's company vehicle that belongs to Les Wilson, Inc.
They alleged that as they approached Hartman's home, Hartman walked in to the roadway and blocked their path, armed with a wooden club with a metal spike in it. Patrick exited the pickup and was allegedly struck in the leg with the weapon. A fight between the two ensued before Terry grabbed a pipe from the bed of his work truck and hit Hartman with it to stop the fight.
The Harrisons allegedly reentered the pickup and tried to leave but Hartman is accused of hitting the hood of the pickup several times with the club, causing significant damage.
Graves, another deputy and a state trooper, located Hartman at his residence. Hartman was booked at the City-County Jail pending the setting of bail.
While inside the residence, Graves alleged he spotted a quantity of white powder on a plate on a table. The powder will be sent to a crime lab to determine what it is and more charges may result if it is determined to be a controlled substance.
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FAYETTEVILLE — Arkansas coach Bret Bielema is seven months away from his first Southeastern Conference game with the Razorbacks.
But the coach can't help himself. Bielema already feels as if he has grabbed an important conference victory in some regards this month.
"To be honest, I've had a couple of SEC brethren try to take a couple of our guys and (athletic director) Jeff Long has stepped up to the plate," Bielema said during his first radio show last Wednesday. "We're actually undefeated right now against other SEC competition in the coaching department. That's a good feeling."
Bielema didn't delve into specific coaches or programs on the radio show or again during an interview in his office Monday. One of the potential targets for defection became obvious, though, when offensive line coach Sam Pittman's amended letter of agreement was obtained through a Freedom of Information request.
Pittman received a hefty raise that will bump his annual salary from $275,000 to $500,000. The agreement was extended two years, running through June 30, 2016.
The raise came after Pittman was reportedly pursued by Alabama, which was looking for an assistant when Jeff Stoutland left for an NFL position with the Philadelphia Eagles on Feb. 8. The Crimson Tide has since hired former Florida International coach Mario Cristobal as Stoutland's replacement.
It's not known if other Arkansas assistants have received pay raises after being pursued by other schools. The Freedom of Information request seeking all amended letters of agreement for assistant coaches did not turn up other changes.
Either way, Bielema's staff appears to be intact with spring practice scheduled to begin in less than two weeks. Bielema said it "feels good."
"I know this: My coaches think we have a great situation here," Bielema said Monday, when asked if he was concerned some would leave for other SEC rivals. "I think they like being here. I think they're very intrigued and excited about the environment, the culture. Jeff Long and the administration have given me the financial support to make us in play with other situation.
"So then it really gets down to, what do you want? Where do you want to be? Do you want to be a team that plays a school or a team that beats a school? If I couldn't beat them in this phone call, I'd have a hard time beating them on the field."
Bielema has often said the constant departure of assistant coaches for similar positions at other schools was one reason he left Wisconsin. The Badgers were not often able to put together competitive financial packages to fight off other programs.
Bielema has lost one coach since joining the Razorbacks. But wide receivers coach George McDonald left for a promotion, becoming the offensive coordinator at Syracuse roughly a month after being hired away from Miami.
Bielema replaced McDonald with Michael Smith, who was the wide receivers coach at Kansas State. His current nine-man staff was set to earn $3 million collectively, which nearly doubled the amount of pay available at Wisconsin.
The number has gone up with Pittman's $225,000 raise. He is now the third-highest paid assistant behind coordinators Jim Chaney and Chris Ash ($550,000).
"The assistant coaches, they all have families, they all have dreams, desires and aspirations," Bielema said. "It's been good to keep some guys, especially when you get in some in-conference battles."
Recruiting was the immediate priority for the group through national signing day. But Bielema and his staff have started to shift their focus to spring practice, which will begin on March 10 and run through the Red-White Game on April 20.
Bielema said the 15 practices will be "huge" for the staff as it begins to find strengths and weaknesses of players. He said the plan will be to "mold together the best answers" around their spring evaluations of the returning group.
Bielema said it all begins with familiarity and continuity on his staff, something the Hogs have been able to ensure to date despite other openings in the SEC.
"One of the things I've always kind of just prided myself on as a head coach, but also before I became a head coach, I realized how much of an effect assistant coaches have on a program," Bielema said. "It's one thing for a head coach to deliver a message and say certain things. But the assistant coaches have to be in tune with that message, believe in that message and will relay that message when they're in their position meetings and they're dealing with those players.
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Suppose $\ell=2m+1$, $m>0$. Define $[i]$ in $\mathbb{Z}/2\mathbb{Z}[[x]]$ to be $$\sum_{n\equiv i\mod l} x^{n^2}.$$ Note that $[0]=1$, and that $[i]=[j]$ whenever $\ell$ divides $i+j$ or $i-j$.
Now let $u_1,...,u_m$ be indeterminates over $\mathbb{Z}/2\mathbb{Z}$, and $f$ be the homomorphism $\mathbb{Z}/2\mathbb{Z}[u_1,...,u_m]\to \mathbb{Z}/2\mathbb{Z}[[x]]$ taking $u_i$ to $[i]$. Using the theory of modular forms I think I can show that the kernel, $P$, of $f$ is a dimension 1 prime ideal.
Question 1: What is the genus of (a non-singular projective model) of the curve corresponding to $P$?
Examples: When $\ell=5$ the curve one desingularizes is $x^5+y^5+xy+(xy)^2=0$, and the genus is 0.
When $\ell=7$, the curve has the following affine plane model of degree 14: $\sum x^iy^j=0$ where $(i,j)$ runs over the 10 pairs $(14,0)$, $(12,1)$, $(10,2)$, $(7,7)$, $(6,4)$, $(5,8)$, $(5,1)$, $(4,5)$, $(1,10)$ and $(0,14)$. (Perhaps someone with access to Singular or time on their hands can work out the genus?).
When $\ell=9$ the curve has an affine plane model of degree 27; this time one gets the 20 pairs $(27,0)$, $(24,3)$, $(21,6)$, $(20,1)$, $(15,3)$, $(13,2)$, $(12,15)$, $(12,6)$, $(11,10)$, $(11,1)$, $(9,18)$, $(9,9)$, $(7,17)$, $(6,21)$, $(5,16)$, $(5,7)$, $(4,20)$, $(4,11)$, $(1,23)$ and $(0,27)$.
One has the following curious but easily proved relations between the various $[i]$. Let $a$,$b$,$c$,$d$,$e$,$f$ be $[i]$,$[j]$,$[2i]$,$[2j]$,$[i+j]$,$[i-j]$. Then $d(a^4)+c(b^4)+cd+(ef)^2=0$. Each such identity gives rise to a "quintic relation" lying in $P$. (I used these relations to get the curves in the above examples). Let $J$ be the ideal contained in $P$ that is generated by these quintic relations.
Rather vague Question 2: What can be said about $J$? For example: Are all the minimal primes of $J$ of dimension 1? If so, what are the associated primes other than $P$? Is $J$ a radical ideal?
Examples: When $\ell=5$, $J=P$, and I believe the same holds when $\ell=7$. But when $\ell=9$ one needs to add the element $a(b^2)+b(c^2)+c(a^2)+d+(d^2)+(d^3)$, where $a$,$b$,$c$,$d$ are $u_1$,$u_2$,$u_4$,$u_3$ to $J$ in order to get $P$. Let $K$ be the ideal $(a+ad,b+bd,c+cd,ab+c^2,ac+b^2,bc+a^2)$. Then $K$ is the intersection of three dimension 1 primes, and I believe that $J$ is the intersection of $P$ and $K$.
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EDIT: Here are answers to question 1 when l=9 and l=11. (As I explained in a comment the genus is 3 when l=7. It now appears that it's 10 when l=9 and 26 when l=11). Remarkably when l=3,5,7,9, or 11 the genus is the same as the genus of the compactification of the quotient of the upper half-plane by the principal congruence group, Gamma(l). I doubt that this is a coincidence, and am interested in what experts in the theory of characteristic p modular forms have to say.
Suppose first l=9. Extend the constant field from Z/2 to its algebraic closure,K. Let C in affine 4-space be the zero-locus of P, and L/K be the function field of C. P is generated by the "quintic relations" together with ab^2+bc^2+ca^2+d+d^2+d^3, where a,b,c,d are the coordinate functions u1,u2,u4 and u3. It follows that P is stabilized by the linear automorphisms (a,b,d,c)-->(b,c,d,a) and (a,b,d,c)-->(ua,ub,d,uc) with u^3=1. These automorphisms generate an order 9 group, G, which acts on L; let L_0 be the fixed field. It can be shown that L_0 is generated over K by abc and d and that (abc)^3=d^7+d^8+d^9. So L_0/K has genus 1. We now use Riemann-Hurwitz to calculate the genus, g, of L/K. (Since G has odd order, L/L_0 is tamely ramified).
The quintic relations all vanish on the line a=b=c=0. It follows that C has 3 points on this line; they are (0,0,d,0) with d+d^2+d^3=0. Each of these points is an ordinary triple point, and G permutes the branches at each of these points in a size 3 orbit. All the other orbits of G acting on the places of the function field L/K (including the places at infinity) are of size 9. Riemann-Hurwitz now tells us that 2g-2=9(2-2)+(9-3)+(9-3)+(9-3), so that g=10.
When l=11, one can argue in like manner. Now P is generated by the quintic relations, and the similar group G, acting on L/K, has order 55. I think one can again show that the genus of L_0/K is 1; this is the one thing I haven't checked completely. Now C sits in affine 5-space, the origin is an ordinary singular point of multiplicity 5, and G permutes the branches at the origin in a size 5 orbit. All other orbits of G acting on the places of L/K are of size 55 and Riemann-Hurwitz tells us that 2g-2=55(2-2)+(55-5), so that g=26.


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TOPEKA (WIBW) — The Topeka Symphony will present music by Brahms & Menotti on Saturday February 16th in White Concert Hall on the Washburn University campus. The 7:30 pm program will be conducted by Conductor Candidate Christopher Kelts. This concert is underwritten by UMB Bank.
The concert will open with a Concerto for Violin by Menotti. Guest Violin soloist, Brian Lewis is a native of Ottawa, Kansas. Brian was a Topeka Symphony Youth talent winner when he was in high school and has performed with the Topeka Symphony and Sunflower Music Festival. The second half of the program will be Symphony No. 2 by Brahms.
Conductor Candidate, Christopher Kelts, has been Music Director of the Kansas City Civic Orchestra since 2008. He is also Director of Orchestras at Washburn University and first conductor of the newly established Kinnor Philharmonic in Kansas City. Kelts, a violist, holds a doctorate in orchestral conducting from UMKC. He grew up in Saint Louis.
Season ticket packages are still available and start at $59. New subscribers who purchased the last three concerts receive 50% off the regular subscription price. A Flex Pass, good for any combination of four admissions, is also available for $115. Single tickets for this concert are $32, $27 and $22, with full-time students at half price.
At 6:30 pm Kelly Huff, Washburn Professor of Music History, will present an informal talk about the evening's program in the Bradbury Thompson Alumni Center. The concert preview is free to all ticket holders and reservations are not required. Beverages will be available for purchase.
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I maintain very tight privacy options on Facebook, and I want my Facebook experience to be friend-centric. Is there someway I can automatically untag myself from every photo someone (say a family member) uploads with myself tagged?
Sadly, it doesn't look like you can automatically untag photos of yourself from specific users.
From: How to Block Facebook Photos of Yourself
The only thing you can really do is to make all tagged photos of you hidden to others:
If you want to remove several tags at once, you can go into the activity log page, check the boxes of the photos you want untagged, and a button will appear in the upper right that says "report/remove tags." Click that button and select the radio button for untagging.


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WACO (January 2, 2013)—Waco police arrested a man they caught Wednesday morning pushing a shopping cart full of stolen steel water meter covers along a downtown street on his way to sell them.
James Jeffcoat, 47, was in the McLennan County Jail Wednesday, awaiting charges and bond after he was arrested for theft more than $1,500 but less than $20,000, Waco police Sgt. W. Patrick Swanton said.
Swanton said at around 7:15 a.m. Wednesday a patrol officer spotted a man who was pushing a shopping cart in the 1000 block of Washington Avenue that was filled with the water meter covers.
After some investigation the officer was able to determine the covers had been taken from several businesses along Austin Avenue and loaded into the cart.
Swanton said the officer reported the man told him he was pushing the cart toward a metal recycling business where he intended to sell the covers as scrap.
The officer discovered it was the man's second trip of the day to the recycling center with water meter covers, which Swanton said weighed as much as 75 pounds each and would cost between $22 and $91 to replace depending upon size.
Swanton said some of the covers were so old that replacements would have to be fabricated because they're no longer made.
Swanton said the officer's report showed at least 30 meter covers were involved.
Jeffcoat is a transient, Swanton said, who lists a home address in North Carolina.


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More bogus AGW information in IPCC report?
posted at 12:55 pm on January 26, 2010 by Ed Morrissey
The UN's team on climate change, the IPCC, has had a rather bad few months. First came the uncovered e-mails from the University of East Anglia's Climate Research Unit, a key research organization for the IPCC, that showed deception and professional character assassination by so-called scientists attempting to block data and analyses that contradicted the CRU conclusions on anthropogenic global warming (AGW). Next, a scandal hit closer to home when the IPCC's reliance on a theory of dissipating Himalyan glaciers turned out to be unscientific speculation — that the IPCC badly misquoted anyway. Now the Telegraph's James Delingpole reports that another key claim by the IPCC also comes from non-peer-reviewed work by scientists operating out of their field of work:
Here's the latest development, courtesy of Dr Richard North – and it's a cracker. It seems that, not content with having lied to us about shrinking glaciers, increasing hurricanes, and rising sea levels, the IPCC's latest assessment report also told us a complete load of porkies about the danger posed by climate change to the Amazon rainforest.
This is to be found in Chapter 13 of the Working Group II report, the same part of the IPCC fourth assessment report in which the "Glaciergate" claims are made. There, is the startling claim that:
"Up to 40%of theAmazonian forests could react drastically to even a slight reduction in precipitation; this means that the tropical vegetation, hydrology and climate system in South America could change very rapidly to another steady state, not necessarily producing gradual changes between the current and the future situation (Rowell and Moore, 2000). It is more probable that forests will be replaced by ecosystems that have more resistance to multiple stresses caused by temperature increase, droughts and fires, such as tropical savannas."
At first sight, the reference looks kosher enough but, following it through, one sees:
Rowell, A. and P.F. Moore, 2000: Global Review of Forest Fires. WWF/IUCN,
Gland, Switzerland, 66 pp. http://www.iucn.org/themes/fcp/publications
This, then appears to be another WWF report, carried out in conjunction with the IUCN – The International Union for Conservation of Nature.
The WWF is not a university or research center. It is the World Wildlife Fund, an environmentalist advocacy group, one best known here for having an agency that produced and distributed (without the WWF's permission) an ad that used 9/11 as a way to accuse people of committing terrorism against the planet. Dr. Rowell works on policy analysis, not research. PF Moore isn't a scientist at all; he's a "green activist" and a reporter for the Guardian newspaper. And not only is this work not peer-reviewed and not conducted by environmental scientists in a normal research model, Dr. North can't even find the claim that 40% of the rainforest is at risk over slightly reduced precipitation in any of WWF's own research.
How did the IPCC come to include this claim in its report to the UN? Supposedly, all of the underlying data is supposed to be peer-reviewed, legitimate research by professional scientists and not advocates. Yet within nine days we have seen two of its major claims turn out to be anecdotal speculation based on nothing at all. It goes right along with those Himalayan glaciers that were supposedly going to disappear within 25 years — at best, speculation that the IPCC falsely presented as scientific research, and likely a large load of carbon-rich effluvium.
Speaking of the glaciers, I Hate The Media has twelve glaciers that haven't gotten the IPCC's marching orders yet. Most interesting: the new glacier forming in the concave top of Mount St. Helens in Washington.
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I have an undirected, unweighted graph representing a network. I have a starting node and an end one. My 'network' is reliable if there is no node such that without that node s and t are not reachable i.e. no node is necessary and all nodes have at least one redundant path.
how can I formally verify this? thank you


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26 Feb 2012 2:45 AM #1
TabPanel font-family
In my application, I need to use custom fonts,so I've added this to my css-file:
@font-face { font-family: 'Diplomata'; font-style: normal; font-weight: 400; src: local('Diplomata'), local('Diplomata-Regular'), url('http://themes.googleusercontent.com/static/fonts/diplomata/v1/8UgOK_RUxkBbV-q561I6kD8E0i7KZn-EPnyo3HZu7kw.woff') format('woff'); } .x-tab-inner { font-family: 'Diplomata' !important; }
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after selecting a tab, all is ok.
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any ideas how to fix this?
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27 Feb 2012 6:33 AM #3
but I can't add width-prop to my css,
because I don't know what width should be applied to tab-name
28 Feb 2012 9:18 AM #4
Should I add this to bug-list?
1 Mar 2012 8:27 AM #5
I don't believe that only I have this problem.
Folks, please, I need help with this
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Bump. I'm seeing a similar problem when using a Google webfont. The spacing between the tabs varies.


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I have a pork fillet which I've cut in half and marinated in some honey and soy. I heated a pan, and seared it on all sides, then put the pan in the oven at 180 deg C. The question is, how long to leave it in the oven until it's cooked through? I suspect it's about 20 minutes for the average fillet (3-4cm in diameter). Any suggestions?
Every Kitchen needs a meat thermometer. Little too late in this case but it would have saved you here. I never used one at home until after I started working in a restaurant that only had a flat top and a convection oven with burgers on the menu. I got a relatively cheap one for $5-10 at Wal-mart and it does the job. Another option for next time is to check your meat often and poke it with a spoon, once it feels firm throughout, like the skin on the back of your hand when you make a fist, it's done.
Well, I can report that for this particular fillet, 20 minutes was probably a tad to long. It was a little dry, not overly so, but I think perhaps 15-18 minutes would have been better. However, without an accurate thermometer in the oven or a meat thermometer, it's not a particularly reproducible scientific experiment.
I adapted a similar recipe by placing the marinade and pork into a foil parcel, and wrapping it up loosely to seal. I left it in the oven for nearly an hour and it came out perfectly moist and tender. Great as an addition to a bbq when you can relax about the exact timings
The meat 'is ready' when certain temperature inside it is reached. For pork it's about 82C. The warming-up speed mostly depends on how much fat is there in your meat.
If you have fatty meat it'll be ready very soon, 10-12 minutes maximum or even earlier. If it's lean then the time is a few minutes longer. But in this case it's really worth to take the meat out of the fridge 1-2 hours before cooking and let it warm-up a little bit. Otherwise it's difficult to make it ready inside and not to carbonize the surface.
15 minutes is way to long. If the fillet was seared brown ( 5 to 8 minutes), then 8 to 10 minutes in the oven, 400 F, would be perfect for a nice juicy filet. Porkfillet should be slightly pink I the middle.If not then it is dry and basically ruined.


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Election Commissioner Ensley Deiter emphasized the importance of the notice this year due to redistricting and the consolidation of some polling places. She urges residents to pay particular attention to their specific information as their districts and voting places may have changed from previous years.
For example, Shawnee County now includes part of the 47th Kansas House District which it hadn't prior to the U.S. District Court Redistricting Order. Likewise, the number of polling locations decreased from 156 buildings last year to 100 for the upcoming primary election in an effort to save Shawnee County taxpayer money.
Any resident who receives a certificate for an individual who no longer lives at that address, should write "Return to Sender – Not at this Address" on the card and return it to the mail carrier or post office. This is one of the few ways that begins the process for removing names from the voter registration list.
Those who do not receive certificates of registration within the next several days should call the county election office at 266-0285.


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Cemetery Rules and Regulations
In these rules and regulations, unless the context otherwise requires, the word:
"The Council" means the Birmingham City Council.
"Cemetery" means any one of the Cemeteries under the control of the said Council and situated at Brandwood End, Handsworth, Key Hill, Kings Norton, Lodge Hill, Quinton, Sutton Coldfield, Sutton New Hall, Warstone Lane, Witton and Yardley.
"Superintendent" means the Superintendent at any one of these cemeteries.
Read the 1977 Local Authorities' Cemeteries Order for more detailed information.
1. The Cemeteries will be open to visitors:
Saturdays, Sunday and Public Holidays
January, December
08.30-16.00 hours
10.00-16.00 hours
February, March, April,
08.30-16.00 hours
10.00-17.00 hours
May, June, July, August,
08.30-16.30 hours
10.00-17.00 hours
Special times for opening and closing apply on Christmas Day and Boxing Day.
2. Each Cemetery Office is open for public business from 08.30 hours. to 16.30 hours. each day, Monday to Friday other than specified holidays, which include Good Friday, Christmas Day, Easter, Spring etc.
Cemetery Gates are closed at 16.00 hours in the winter. (See 1).
3. When making funeral arrangements two clear days notice must be given to the relevant Cemetery Superintendent for interment in an earthen grave and four clear days for interment in a brick grave requiring construction. These days notice must exclude the day of interment and exclude Saturday, Sunday and specified holidays which include Good Friday, Christmas Day, Easter, Spring etc.
See also reference to Extended Hours Service. (See 4 below).
4. Extended Hours Service - A service is provided at Handsworth Cemetery only, which will allow urgent funerals outside normal opening hours at weekends and Bank Holidays but not Christmas Day. This service can be accessed by dialling a standby system on Mobile Telephone Number 07766 925484.
5. Interments must take place between 09.00 hours and 16.00 hours each day Monday to Friday, the last burial is 15.00 hours in the Summer months and 14.30 hours in the Winter months, and are not permitted on Saturdays, Sundays and specified holidays which include Good Friday, Christmas Day, Easter, Spring etc.
See also reference to Extended Hours Service. (See 4 above).
6. Notice of interment must be confirmed to the relevant Cemetery Superintendent on the specially printed form prescribed by the City Council. In the event that a large number of persons are expected to attend the funeral every effort should be made to notify the relevant Cemetery Superintendent so that appropriate arrangements may be made.
7. The selection of sites for both public and private graves shall be determined at the discretion of the Superintendent.
8. No body shall be buried or cremated remains interred or scattered, in or over any grave, walled grave or vault in which an exclusive right of burial for the time being subsists, except with the consent in writing of the owner of the right. For every opening of a private grave the certificate of ownership must also be produced and given to the relevant Cemetery Superintendent on giving notice of burial. If the certificate is lost or mislaid a grave will be opened only on the receipt of a completed form of declaration and indemnity which has to be sworn before a Solicitor, J.P. or Commissioner for Oaths. The application forms are obtainable from the Cemetery Superintendent.
9. Relatives or others unable to arrange for their own Minister to officiate must inform the Cemetery Office not later than 10.00 hours 2 days before the day of the proposed service.
10. Full settlement of all fees and charges in respect of burial must be made payable to Birmingham City Council and sent to the Finance Department, Revenues, Lancaster Circus, Birmingham, B4 7DQ, within seven days upon receipt of invoices.
11. The appropriate certificate for disposal issued by the Registrar of Births and Deaths or the Coroners Order for burial shall be submitted to the Cemetery Office prior to the day of the funeral with the confirmation of burial details or given to the Cemetery Superintendent as the funeral cortege enters the Cemetery. A certificate issued by the appropriate Cremation Authority will be required prior to the disposal of cremated remains.
12. Funeral corteges and all persons entering a Cemetery shall be required to follow directions issued by the Superintendent or nominated deputy.
13. If a funeral is late the service will take place as soon as possible after the appointed time at the discretion of the Superintendent. A fee will be levied as detailed in the Table of Fees and Charges.
14. Traditional wooden coffins or ecologically friendly coffins only shall be used in all graves and must bear a name plate establishing the identity of the body contained therein
15. Shrubs, plants or flowers must not be taken out of the Cemetery without the consent of the Superintendent. Before any planting takes place on graves the permission of the Superintendent must be obtained. Plants when fully grown must not exceed 2 ft (60.96 cm) in height in order to prevent damage to memorials or injury to passers by. The right is reserved to prune, cut down or remove any shrubs, plants, flowers or wreaths that have become unsightly or overgrown. Before removing / cutting down any flowers / trees / shrubs etc. which do not satisfy these Regulations the grave owner will be advised sensitively of their responsibilities.
16. All dead flowers and wreaths, garden refuse or litter must be conveyed to the nearest wastebasket.
17. Subject to Regulations 23 and 28, flower containers may be placed on private graves without a fee provided they are not made of glass, bear no personal inscription and do not exceed 12" (30.48 cm) in height and 9" (22.86 cm) in thickness and do not exceed the width of any memorial as specified in the Regulations for the specific memorial types. There is no restriction on the colour for containers provided they are in accordance with the dignity of the Cemetery.
18. No article placed upon a grave may be taken from the Cemetery without the Superintendents permission.
19. Memorials are not permitted on public graves but may be erected on private graves providing they comply with these Regulations. Notice must be given before removing a memorial or carrying out any work in connection therewith. The Council may remove memorials from private graves when the period of right of burial has expired following consultation with the bereaved.
20. Drawings and specifications of all memorials or alterations thereto and any inscription thereon shall be submitted for approval to the Cemetery Office in duplicate on the prescribed form. On approval a Grant of Memorial Right will be issued. Responsibility for the safety and upkeep of memorials rests with the owner of the burial rights; the Burial Authority can accept no responsibility for damage to memorials.
21. Memorials and vases of quarried material shall have the number of the grave space cut conspicuously thereon in a position approved by the Superintendent the expense thereof being borne by the applicant. Trade inscriptions other than the supplier's name and district will not be permitted. Subject to the permission of the Superintendent, photographs of the deceased may be affixed to memorials provided that such photographs are of an approved material, do not exceed an overall size of 6" x 4" (15.24 cm x 10.16 cm), and are limited to one per interment in the grave.
22. Permanent memorials must be made of best quarried materials except on Lawn type sections where approved integral statues may be made of either best quarried materials or good quality, hardwearing, reconstituted stone which may be painted in approved colours. Limited use of etched and enamelled ornamentation will be accepted subject to the approval of the Superintendent. All dowels shall be in accordance with the specification detailed in the National Association of Memorial Masons Code of Working Practice. Portland, Caen, Bath or other free stone and soft York stone must not be used. Permanent memorials may not be of wood or metals. Foundation bases could be of either best-quarried materials or reinforced concrete conforming to BS 7263.
(a) For the first twenty four months immediately following an interment, a temporary wooden memorial may be erected.
(b) The dimensions of the wooden cross or other religious emblem shall not exceed 3' (91.44 cm) in height above ground level and 2'3" (68.58 cm) in width and not exceed 4" (10.16 cm) in thickness.
(c) At the end of the twenty four month period following an interment, the owner of the Grant of Exclusive Right of Burial must remove and dispose of the temporary memorial and reinstate the surface of the grave to the satisfaction of the Superintendent. If the memorial is not so removed it will be disposed of by the Cemetery staff at the expiration of this period following consultation with relatives.
(d) Wind chimes will not be permitted in any Cemetery.
(e) Windmills will be permitted on graves with the proviso that they are treated as for temporary memorials being removed after twenty four months immediately following interment or if they are broken or damaged.
23. A vase of quarried material bearing a personal inscription shall be regarded as a memorial and is subject to the fees payable under the Table of Fees and Charges.
24. All new memorials and where practicable re-fixed memorials are to be fixed in the Cemetery in accordance with the Code of Working Practice from the National Association of Memorial Masons.
Memorials on Traditional Type Sections are subject to the following dimensions and conditions: -
Headstones: -
Not exceeding 2'6" (76.20 cm) in height shall not be less than 2" (5.08 cm) in thickness.
Exceeding 2'6" (76.20 cm) in height shall not be less than 3" (7.62 cm) in thickness.
Without kerbing shall not exceed 2'6" (76.20 cm) in width.
Shall where practicable be fixed onto a suitable one-piece foundation as detailed in the National Association of Memorial Masons Code of Working Practice.
Must be fixed to the foundation using an approved ground support system (as detailed in the National Association of Memorial Masons Code of Working Practice) or dowelled into the foundation slab using the specification of dowels as laid down in the above mentioned Code of Working Practice.
Must not rest on top of kerbing.
Kerbing shall not be less than 6" x 3" (15.24 cm x 7.62 cm).
Posts and Footstones must not exceed 10" (25.40 cm) in height.
Vases shall not exceed 18" (45.72 cm) in height, 12" (30.48 cm) in width and 12" (30.48 cm) in thickness including base.
Foundation slabs shall be at least 3" (7.62 cm) below the level of the surrounding ground.
Memorials exceeding 6'6" (198.12 cm) in height or 20cwt(1.016 tonnes) in weight must rest on a brick foundation which shall conform to BS 3921: 1985 and be of appropriate durability designation in accordance with the principles of BS 5628 Part III amended 1985 Table 13 and be constructed to the full depth of the grave.
Chippings of quarried material may be placed inside kerbing provided they rest on stone or pre-cast concrete slabs not less than 2" (5.08 cm) thick.
Area enclosed for each space shall be of the total uniform length of 6'6" (198.12 cm) and in width 3'0" (91.44 cm).
Metal or plastic railings or palisading will not be allowed around any grave.
25. No grave mound, kerbing or other surround will be permitted in any section of a Cemetery declared to be a "Lawn Section" and grave spaces will be turfed at ground level as soon as possible after an interment.
26. All new memorials and where practicable re-fixed memorials are to be fixed in the Cemetery in accordance with the Code of Working Practice from the National Association of Memorial Masons.
Memorials in Type "A" Lawn Sections shall consist of headstones only and: -
(a) be without bases.
(b) not exceed 3'0" (91.44 cm) in height above ground level.
(c) be of uniform width of 2'3" (68.58 cm) and not less than 3" (7.62 cm) nor more than 6" (15.24 cm) in thickness.
Memorials as detailed in Section 27 will be permitted in type "A" Lawn Sections.
27. All new memorials and where practicable re-fixed memorials are to be fixed in the Cemetery in accordance with the Code of Working Practice from the National Association of Memorial Masons.
Memorials in Type "B" Lawn Sections shall consist of headstones only and shall:-
(a) not exceed 4'6" (137.16 cm) in height, 2'6" (76.20 cm) in width and 1'6" (45.72 cm) in thickness
(b) be not less than 2" (5.08 cm) in thickness, if not exceeding 2'6" (76.20 cm) in height or not less than 3" (7.62 cm) in thickness if over 2'6" (76.20 cm) in height
(c) not incorporate projecting ornaments, figures or like modifications
(d) be on foundation slabs 3'6" x 18" x 3" (106.68 cm x 45.72 cm x 7.62 cm) fixed not less than 3" (7.62 cm) below ground level
(e) be dowelled onto bases not less than 10" (25.40 cm) in width and 3" (7.62 cm) in thickness or directly onto the foundation slabs in accordance with the National Association of Memorial Masons Code of Working Practice.
(f) be fixed in accordance with the recommendations of the National Association of Memorial Masons regarding the use of approved ground support systems.
Memorials as detailed in Section 26 will be permitted in type B Lawn Sections.
28. In Lawn Sections Type "A" and "B" ground cultivation shall be restricted to a small garden measuring 18" (45.72 cm) from the front of the memorial no wider than the headstone. No planting is to take place behind the memorial headstone. Any ground cultivation must be laterally along the line of headstones to provide an uninterrupted area for mowing. Unless incorporated in the memorial, vases and flower containers must be limited to two per grave, be placed immediately in front or at the side of any headstone (or at the head of the grave if no headstone is erected), and must not exceed 12" (30.48 cm) in height, 9" (22.86 cm) in width and 9" (22.86 cm) in thickness including base. The vases must not exceed the garden area. No kerbing, plastic or wooden fencing or chippings will be permitted around a lawn grave.
29. All new memorials and where practicable re-fixed memorials are to be fixed in the Cemetery in accordance with the Code of Working Practice from the National Association of Memorial Masons.
Memorials in Type "C" Lawn Sections shall consist of horizontal tablets 2' (60.96 cm) long x 1' 3' (38.1 cm) wide and not less than 2' (5.08 cm) thick into which may be sunk a flower container. No other flower vessels are allowed and the cultivation of the grave space is not permitted.
(a) Memorials in Type "CA" Lawn Sections shall consist of horizontal tablets 1' 3' (38.1 cm) long, 12' (30.48 cm) wide and not less than 2' (5.08 cm) in thickness, fixed not less than 1' (2.54 cm) below ground level. A flower container only may be sunk into the tablet. No other flower vessels are allowed and ground cultivation is not permitted.
(b) A flower vessel in accordance with the Regulations will be permitted if there is
no memorial tablet provided.
30. Memorials will be permitted to span contiguous grave spaces where Exclusive Rights of Burial have been granted to the same person. All new memorials and where practicable re-fixed memorials are to be fixed in the cemetery in accordance with the Code of Working Practice from the National Association of Memorial Masons. In view of the varying Cemetery Sections and grave dimensions applicable, it will be necessary for each written application for a Grant of Memorial Right to be considered on an individual basis and compliance with other appropriate Regulations will be a requirement
31. The Council may from time to time make alterations to the foregoing Regulations, and any Right of interment in any grave will be subject to these Regulations, and any others that may be made by the Council or any other authority, and subject also to any present or future Statutory Regulations.
31.Memorials will be admitted into the Cemeteries during office hours, provided all fees have been paid. Twenty-four hours prior notice must be given before fixing any memorial. The Burial Authority reserves the right to remove a memorial if for any reason the prescribed fees have not been paid. The grave owner will be advised sensitively of their responsibilities.
32. Memorials or other objects moved by employees of the Council on the occasion of the re-opening of a grave will be moved and replaced at the risk of the owner.
33. No hewing or dressing of memorials will be permitted within the Cemeteries and all materials shall be conveyed into them in such a manner as will avoid annoyance to persons or damage to the grounds and walks. All refuse and materials shall be removed in like manner.
34. The Council may remove any memorial on a grave if it is dilapidated by long neglect and,
(a) Notice has been posted conspicuously at the Cemetery gates and in the vicinity of the tomb for two weeks.
(b) Notice has appeared in two consecutive local newspapers.
35. The permission of the Superintendent shall be obtained before any object in a Cemetery is photographed or a video recording is commenced.
36. Motor vehicles may enter a Cemetery only if an occupier is on Cemetery business. Vehicles must not exceed 5 M.P.H. and must not obstruct driveways and side walks.
37. Visitors shall keep to the drives and paths provided.
38. No child apparently under the age of 12 years will be admitted into a Cemetery unless under proper care.
39. No dogs except Guide Dogs for the visually and hearing impaired shall be permitted in a Cemetery.
40. No smoking shall be permitted in Cemeteries premises or within the vicinity of a funeral.
41. No person shall canvass or solicit orders in a Cemetery.
42. Musical instruments or appropriate sound reproducing equipment shall be permitted in a Cemetery with the permission of the Superintendent.
43. All Cemetery fees and charges shall be in accordance with the scales of fees and charges for the time being adopted by the Council.
44. Any Rules and Regulations previously in force in respect of the Cemeteries are hereby superseded.
The Council may from time to time make alterations to the foregoing Regulations, and any Right of interment in any grave will be subject to these Regulations, and any others that may be made by the Council or any other authority, and subject also to any present or future Statutory Regulations.


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5 Horrifying Secrets Supermarkets Don't Want You to Know
As we are fond of pointing out, the only thing that surpasses mankind's loving relationship with food is the food industry's willingness to abuse said relationship at every opportunity. Your grocery store is no different -- every time you visit that behemoth food chain, you're stepping into a confusing fluorescent-lit maze of lies. And by lies, we mean dead rats.
See, when you get sick after eating at a restaurant, you probably tell everyone you know -- restaurants get a bad reputation in a hurry. But if something from your kitchen makes you sick, would you ever think to blame the grocery store?
You should. Because if you peek behind the scenes, you will find that ...
#5. There Is Poop on the Shopping Carts
You know those hobos who cart their entire material fortune with them in a battered, filthy shopping cart, only for it to be demolished in a chase scene from an '80s buddy cop movie? Those carts, while filthy, are probably cleaner than the one you just loaded your week's worth of TV dinners into. That's because there is a better than good chance that the shopping cart you grabbed when you embarked upon your grocery quest is stained with poop. A 72 percent chance, according to research. There's also a 50-50 chance that the cart you grab comes with a special side order of E. coli.
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And a 100 percent chance that you grab the one with the fucked up wheel.
Are the night janitors getting drunk on the job and mistaking the shopping carts for toilets? Actually, this, like so many other hazardous shopping experiences, is because of children. They have a habit of sticking their hands everywhere, and as such they tend to carry trace amounts of fecal matter -- among other things -- about their person at all times. Imagine that poop-encrusted toddler sitting in your shopping cart before you got hold of it, just smearing his hands on everything, as kids are wont to do. Now imagine 10,000 kids in the cart, pulling a nonstop poop-smearing orgy, and you get a basic idea of the public toilet that you're using to store your fresh produce.
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"On the plus side, all of our feces is organic and locally shat."
Because guess what -- that cart hasn't been cleaned in a while, if ever. Think about it: When's the last time you've seen employees at your local grocery store hosing down the carts? Never, because it's just not part of the program. It'd be a losing battle anyway, when you consider how many people use the cart in a day, and how many nooks and crannies there are for all sorts of microscopic bullshit to thrive in.
"But Cracked," you reasonably inquire, "what about the sanitizing wipes most stores have right next to the shopping carts? Surely those can be used to clean away all that crap." They can help, sure enough -- if you're willing to take 20 minutes per shopping trip to thoroughly wipe every inch of a device that is essentially a wheeled basket made of tiny secret microbe lairs. But even then, the only way to get them really clean would be to spray them with a cloud of disinfectant, or maybe run them through a car wash or something, after every use. But nobody does that, so poop carts it is!
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This girl alone is responsible for two elderly deaths, one ruined honeymoon, and 35 cases of pinkeye.
#4. They Change Expiration Dates (and It's Usually Legal)
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The amount of time that it takes for food to spoil isn't an exact science. Although supermarkets will slap a use-by date on the stuff at the meat counter, there's no guarantee that it's going to explode into a festering pile of salmonella as soon as the clock ticks over from midnight. After that, it's just a gamble as to whether eating that old chicken is going to result in 10 hours of rage pooping. But at least that use-by date puts the decision in your hands. If you want to go Deerhunter and play a game of E. coli roulette with expired meat, that's your choice.
"Look, it's this or go to my cousin's six-hour Catholic wedding ... I'm making the right choice."
The problem is, the date on the package might not mean shit -- supermarkets know full well how nebulous the concept of food spoilage can be, so if they haven't sold something by the time it hits the deadline and it hasn't turned green, they can just slap a new use-by date over the old one and call it fresh. And depending on where you live, the practice is completely legal, too: 30 states in the U.S. don't regulate date labeling of anything (save for, thankfully, infant formula). Essentially, this leaves the vast majority of American stores to regulate their wares with little more than their own moral (hahaha!) compass.
We're not talking about just adding one or two days' worth of shelf life, either. Here's an example of the trick, courtesy of Walmart:
The original use-/freeze-by date of that packet of delicious beef brisket was 09/19/11. The new one is 09/30/11. They're cheerfully selling you a meat product that has traveled 11 more fucking days toward Food Poisoning Junction than you thought. And that's not the Kwik-E-Mart, it's the biggest grocery chain in the world. Who knows what less accountable stores are selling?
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By the way, they also pull this shit with doughnuts.
#3. Food Gets Recycled
Food wastage isn't just a problem for environmentalists to jump up and down about -- it's a problem for the giant grocery chains as well. After all, if you're not buying their shit, that's food that's going to have to be thrown away, and no profit can be made on it. Unless, of course, they have a way to recirculate bad food as new food.
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Guess what! They do! There is an FDA-approved practice called food reconditioning, which essentially allows food manufacturers to take expiring and/or faulty products and "recondition" them into other products. The ensuing reconditioned food items -- once again prime fare in the eyes of the law -- are then happily stacked back on shelves for you to buy and stuff your face with. Depending on what you're buying, your groceries might be making their second (or third, or fourth) round on the supermarket shelf.
Examples range from relatively harmless, such as grinding misshapen pasta into semolina, to downright weird: For instance, any and all ice cream can be reconditioned into chocolate-flavored ice cream, no matter how badly it is messed up -- the chocolate flavor and dark color mask all the faults in the original taste. Because it's easier to label it "Chocolate" than "Botched Ice Cream Potpourri."
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Ben & Jerry's worst seller ever next to "Old Person's Candy Dish."
Of course, the FDA allows food reconditioning on the condition that the resulting product is something safe to eat. But then some companies live by the philosophy that what the FDA doesn't know won't hurt them (unless they eat the product). That's what happened when a company recalled a bunch of moldy applesauce in 2011, then treated it and poured it back into the vat for redistribution to babies and schoolchildren. When the FDA found out, they sent the company a strongly worded letter, after which the company presumably made a solemn vow never to get caught again.
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"They double pinky swore not to do it again."