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City v West Ham: Important info
- 07 January 2014 09:00
- Posted by @dclayton_mcfc
Ticket prices from:
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Under 16s
Tickets can be purchased online here, or by phone on 0161 444 1894* (option 1, option 1, option 2) until 9am on Wednesday 8 January. From 9am tomorrow, tickets can be purchased in person only at the Stadium Ticket Office only, located in BT City Square (behind the stage) which is open until 15 minutes after kick off.
Important information regarding ticket collections
All supporters who are collecting pre-purchased tickets may do so for this match from the Ticket Counter located on the first floor of the City Store located in BT City Square. Supporters are strongly advised to collect their tickets at least 60 minutes before kick-off to avoid delays in getting into the Stadium.
Guests collecting Hospitality tickets should do so from either the City@Home reception located by Gate 11, or from the East Stand reception. All guests will receive confirmation of their collection point by email. Should you have any questions regarding your collection point, you can contact a Matchday Hospitality representative by email at firstname.lastname@example.com or by phone on +44 (0)161 444 1894 (option 1, option 2). Any City@Home collections that remain 15 minutes after kick-of will be sent to the Colin Bell Stand reception for late arrivals.
Ticket Office; want to buy a ticket or got a query?
All Seasoncard holders registered on the League Cup Scheme whose payment failed when processing their ticket for tomorrow evening's match are advised that they will not be able to enter the stadium using their Seasoncard, without first visiting the Stadium Ticket Office to make payment. We would advise in these circumstances, you visit the Stadium Ticket Office at least 60 minutes before kick-off to avoid delays in getting into the Stadium.
Please note: If the supporter number used is that of an adult, then only an adult ticket may be purchased. This also applies to under 16s and over 65s.
Supporters with queries relating to their match ticket should also visit the Stadium Ticket Office located in BT City Square (behind the stage).
It is important that you have purchased, and are in possession of, the correct ticket and that it is activated to allow you access in to the stadium. If the supporter who originally purchased the ticket is no longer able to attend the match, please contact the Supporter Services team on 0161 444 1894 (option 1, then option 3) to discuss, and where appropriate, upgrade your ticket. Failure to upgrade your ticket before you attempt to enter the ground may result in a stadium ban.
Manchester City Football Club is proud to have the best fans in the world and with your help we plan to keep it that way. As guardians of this great Club, and a legacy that spans more than 130 years, we all have a responsibility to act as ambassadors of not only Manchester City, but also the City of Manchester. If you ever witness crime, vandalism, violence, the use of smoke bombs and pyrotechnics or abusive behaviour from home or away fans, inside or outside the Etihad Stadium, or at an away match, please let us know immediately.
All tickets and hospitality are sold subject to availability and are issued subject to Manchester City Football Club Limited's 2013-14 home match terms and conditions of sale, and any applicable ground regulations.


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(1) Is $U=\{(x,y)\in \mathbb{R^2} : x^2+y^2 \neq 1\}$ open in $\mathbb{R^2}$?
(2) How can i show $(a,b)\times(c,d)$ is open in $\mathbb{R^2}$?
(3)Is $S=\{(x,y)\in \mathbb{R^2}:xy\neq 0\}$ open in $\mathbb{R^2}$?
In all these examples i draw the figure in (1) it is interior part of circle and exterior part of circle so i can draw any ball with some radius it is also containing in the set.
Similar argument for (2) which is rectangle region in $\mathbb {R^2}$ and in the (3) is unbounded region without containing X and Y axis. It is very clear from the geometry but Anyone help me how can i prove all these three sets are open using definition of open set or triangle inequality? If it is possible then give me some hints. Thanks in advance.

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27 Jun 2012 3:29 PM #1
Horizontal axis labels not positioned correctly in column chart
The horizontal axis labels in the column renderer chart example aren't positioned correctly. In my own code I've tried all the TextAnchor options and they all look wrong. I poked around in CartesianAxis.drawHorizontalLabels(), and it seems like the following condition is backwards:
if (!vertical) {
x = Math.floor(point.getX() - (bbox.getHeight() / 2.0));
} else {
x = Math.floor(point.getX() - (bbox.getWidth() / 2.0));
but I haven't had time to investigate further. Here's a screenshot from the GXT explorer app:gxt_chart_labels_bug.png
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Thanks for the report. This has been addressed in a previous thread and will be in the next release. http://staging.sencha.com/examples-d...nrendererchart
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Motorcycle riders traveled thousands of miles to participate in the Teddy Bear Run to raise awareness for child abuse.
Now in it's fourteenth year, the ride kicks off Child Abuse Awareness and Prevention Month in front of the Warren County Justice Center, and it pays to run.
The Barren River Area Child Advocacy Center raises upwards of $25,000 each year.
A teddy bear is donated to the center by each participating biker.
"It's just a great way to help out and do things for people that need a little more than what some of the other folks have," says Teddy Bear Run participant John O'Laughlin.
"It helps us buy equipment that we need. Our doctors of course volunteer their time, but the center needs money to run, to pay for the building and utilities, but also, just the equipment to do all the different exams," says Debra Broz with the Barren River Child Advocacy Center.
Riders agreed, today's weather was perfect for nearly 1,200 bikers to get together and ride to raise awareness for child abuse.


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The GAIN Coordinating Center (GCC) has taken an active role in the development and use of materials, presentations, and workshops to support more effective interviewing and treatment planning with culturally diverse groups. These efforts are largely guided by the GAIN Cultural Sensitivity Advisory Council and a number of independent workgroups supported by the GCC, and through a Cultural Sensitivity Summit held in San Antonio, TX, in 2010.
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I've been using TAB for a while but I want to transition to picking things up by ear. What is an effective way to do that? Please give answers about methods you have experience with and explain how they work.
Transcribing by ear can seem daunting at first. The key is to break a big, complex piece down in to little, manageable bits and tackle those first. Then piece them together to build up the entire song.
I've always found that slowing things down, when trying to transcribe by ear, is the best thing I can do to learn a piece. Break it up in to small pieces, by phrase or a few bars, and learn just that part, slowly, before moving on.
I'm a Mac user and I own and love Capo for this task. Windows users I know rave about The Amazing Slowdowner, though I have no direct experience with it. The important features in both of those pieces of software is that you can control speed and pitch independently and you can set regions, so you can loop for ever on a small piece of the song and really dive in to what makes it work.
I also find a keyboard is a handy thing for working out chord voicing and inversions. Especially if the piece isn't a guitar-centric bit of music, the keyboard can be a whole lot friendlier to matching the inversions that are being played by multiple instruments when transcribing than a guitar can be. Once you have the chords behind the melody you can work out suitable chords for your guitar.
Start with some of your favorite songs, the ones that seem simplest, and sound them out bit by bit.
Most rock and folk songs use a small number of chords and are based around a 1-4-5 pattern. You'll start to hear patterns.
For me, it's about keeping up the motivation. Being able to play songs you like is a good one.
Note that some folks are good at this and some are not. Also..The term "transcription" or "transcribe" seems to mean different things to different people.
To me, to "transcribe" is to listen to a piece of music and then write it out in standard notation. That's what the "scribe" part means.
I think that these answers are great and PRACTICAL. But I would also add that if you are going to pursue music BY EAR, that you at least add some MUSIC THEORY to give yourself some structure.
MUSIC THEORY should not be frowned on or looked at as some massive hurdle. I don't have a music degree or have the ability to sight read BUT
... just to name a few! The ear will still be your ultimate guide but having some MUSIC THEORY will actually help you develop your ear/listening skills and allow you to label what you are hearing. Hundreds of musicians have done this work for you and have spelled out some common music rules.... it can only be to your advantage if you also use this on your journey.


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The pre-generated characters here appear to be meant for D&D Encounters and are mostly 1st level, but could be adapted for other adventures.


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There is a custom of eating an apple dipped in honey on first night of Rosh HaShanah (among the other foods) as a sign that we should have a sweet year. Why is this done specifically with an apple and not another fruit?
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1) The Maharil explains that the apple is connected with "חקל תפוחים קדישין"; when Yaakov came to get the brochos from Yitzchok, he had the smell of an apple orchard upon his clothing. Besides for the Kabbilistic meanings, (according to one opinion) this episode happened on Rosh Hashana (GR"A O.C. 583:8)
2) There are three types of benefit derived from an apple; taste, sight and smell. This is symbolic of our appeal for sustenance in the three aspects of children, health and livelihood for the entire year (Ben Ish Chai, first year Parshas Nitzavim)
3) It is written in Zohar (Parshas Shmini 4a) that after one drinks wine, they eat an apple in order that the wine should not harm them. Wine represents gevurah (severity) and thus the apple calms the severity. Therefore on Rosh Hashana we eat apples to pacify the harsh judgement. (Ben Ish Chai there)
4) The Zohar (there) states that source of all fruit is from the Divine aspect of malchus (feminine), besides for the apple which is sourced the aspect of Tiferes (male). The Arizal says that the summer months represent malchus and the winter months (Tishrei through to Nissan) are Tifferes. Therefore at the start of the "male" months we eat an apple which comes from "male" source. (Ben Ish Chai there)
5) According to Rabbeynu Yona (brought in Rosh Brachos Perek 6 Siman 35) that the nature of honey is to change everything that comes into it – even something impure – into honey. (Therefore one can comsume honey even though the legs of the bees may be mixed in). The holiness of Rosh Hashana should convert all bad to good. (Shem Mishmuel Mo'adim Rosh Hashana 5674) [Some add that the sin of Adam Harishon and the Tree of Knowledge was with an apple, and we therefore dip an apple into the honey to rectify the original sin].
6) The Gematria of "תפוח" is equivalent to that of "פרו ורבו", and "דבש" is equal to "אשה", symbolizing that Rosh Hashana is an auspicious time for barren women to be remembered (Imrei Noam Chelek Beis, Likutim Besof Hasefer Ois 9)
Taamei HaMinhagim 706 says it is done for Kabalistic reasons. In the notes, he mentions in the name of the Imrei Noam that the Gematria of the word "Tapuach" (the Hebrew word for apple) is the same as the Gematria of "S'e Akeida" - so we eat the apple to recall the Akeida (Binding of Isaac).
There is specific symbolism in the apple. It also can't be discounted that apples are harvested around Rosh Hashana time so they are a readily available and relatively inexpensive fruit at that time.
Apple was the most widely known fruit. Think of the other fruits and vegetables that are called after the apple eg orange in Hebrew, potatoe in Hebrew, French and German, pineapple in English. See here "In Middle English and as late as 17c., it was a generic term for all fruit other than berries but including nuts (e.g. O.E. fingeræppla "dates," lit. "finger-apples;" M.E. appel of paradis "banana," c.1400)."
two chiddushim of my own that I have not seen elsewhere.
the pyre on the mizbeach is described as an apple. We are adjured not to offer up honey on the mizbeach because no man can stand it, but l'atid lavo we will be able to offer up honey on the mizbeach - so our tefillah is that the year should be sweet enough for us to do so and thus we dip the apple in honey
The jewish people are compared to an apple (k'tapuach b'atzei hayar) - (the academic interpretation non-withstanding) Yerushalayim is compared to a barrel of honey by our enemies (gittin 59b?) we learn in krisus that simanim milsa hi (6b?) we also learn that the goyim have their own simanim (nasu ososam osos (also gittin 59b) we are trying to be makdim our sign to theirs (like our shekalim before haman's) and we dip the apple in honey as a tefillah that klall yisroel should be reunited with a rebuilt yerushalayim
here's some leads http://www.askmoses.com/en/article/619,19381/Why-do-we-dip-an-apple-into-honey-on-Rosh-Hashanah.html


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There are no "l"s in Korean language, Ellen's name is pronounced with an "r". I had it translated 4 times, do some more research l&s.
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9 Jan 2008 3:45 AM #1
How do I make a default selection in ComboBox ?
Hello people,
Am facing a problem while trying to make a default selection in a ComboBox while loading a page. I mean, I have to make one item as selected, by default, while loading the page. I cant use setValue() method as it can take only Strings and not variables. But based on the back-end value I need to make one of the items in the list as selected by default. How do I do that ? Please help.
Adn this is how my ComboBox looks like:
var fileNameStore = new Ext.data.SimpleStore({
fields: ['value']
var newGroupIdNameData = Ext.data.Record.create([
{name: 'value', mapping:'value'}
var fileSelectCombo = new Ext.form.ComboBox({
id: 'fileNameSelect',
store: fileNameStore,
mode: 'local',
editable: false,
valueField: 'value',
displayField: 'value',
typeAhead: true,
triggerAction: 'all',
emptyText: '',
selectOnFocus: true,
width: 150
fileSelectCombo.addListener('select', handleFileChange);
Thanks in Advance !
9 Jan 2008 3:53 AM #2
I think that setting the value attribute will resolve your pb:
var fileSelectCombo = new Ext.form.ComboBox({ id: 'fileNameSelect', value: 'myValue', //which is supposed to be in the available data! ...
9 Jan 2008 8:38 PM #3
Hi there,
Thanks for the response, but I guess, you didnt get the question properly (Or I didnt put it in a proper way ).... I can set the value by setValue( String value )... But my problem is I dont know the value here.. Its coming from the back-end bean.. So I have to use a variable, not a static string. How do I do that ?
9 Jan 2008 10:11 PM #4
You do it using the same setValue () method, and instead of the string you use the name of the variable that you've got the value stored in. As a very quick example...Code:
var fileName = 'file.txt'; comboBox.setValue (fileName);'Once again, fortune vomits on my eiderdown'
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10 Jan 2008 1:03 AM #5
try the following in the config of your ComboBox:
value: fileNameStore.getAt(0).get('value'),
Think that will solve your problem. For me that works great
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Cape Point hiking path – Flickr pic of the day
This image of the picturesque Cape Point was captured by our Cape Town. Live it. Love it. Flickr group member Cathy Withers-Clarke.
Says Cathy: "Friday was an incredibly beautiful day, and together with another of the SANParks volunteers, I went to Kanonkop at Cape Point to oil and repaint the cannon that is there. As we got ready to head back down to the car I decided it would be criminal to be inside with autumn coming, so I hiked back to the main gate of the park across the peaks to Smitswinkel [Bay].
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Southwest Airlines One Way for $30
Southwest only $30 each way up to 450 miles December 1-15 and Jan 4 - February 16.
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Not bad. With taxes that cost $81 round trip.
How is this NOT popular yet?
Wow, i second the how is this not popluar yet. I am going to vegas in january and this is going to make my trip even cheaper!
Im flying back from atlanta after on a conference on the 1st. Missing the cutoff feels bad man.
This is an amazing deal. Unfortunately, Southwest doesn't fly to Atlanta (yet - waiting on Airtran acquisition to take effect). This lines up perfectly with my winter break! :(
I just searched from CLE to DFW on both Southwest and Continental, two adults, for a week and a half in January. The Continental flight was a non-stop, both ways, and the Southwest had 2 stops. And the Continental was about $30 cheaper for two people.
The perfect deal for terrorists trying to save money.
Bummer, no deals for Philly to Orlando :(
I really need this deal to include April. I need to buy tickets for April, but Feb is too early :( That stinks. Wonder how I can find deals like this later? Any ideas?
Been looking for an excuse to go to Las Vegas for the AVN's....seems SWA just made it happen!
Wow, this is a great deal. Too bad that I take so long to make plans. I'll probably end up missing the deal.
Nashville to Chicago (Widway) $30...We might just fly instead of driving...but Christmas prices we $81...
@djenkins1982: Did you consider that you're going to have to pay for checked luggage on Continental? (And lose it? Continental is notorious for that)
up to 450 miles = meh.
Just booked a flight to Hartford, CT for a sking trip (wish it was closer to VT). That will save me 8 hours of driving and only cost the 2 of us $81 dollars. Crazy deal.
is there a promo code? cause everything i have tried for 3 people has been in the 300 to 400 dollar range, even though it says its a 30$ deal
@irene1179: It depends on the distance of the flight. Longer ones have different rates for the sale. Also, not all flights are discounted. I looked at some for a flight I take fairly often, and they only marked down one or two of the flights out of the eight or so offered per day.
Awesome! Just rebooked my flight to vegas from albany in december, and saved $50
$261 total after taxes and whatnot, I'll take it!
If you're going over 450 miles, and you have layovers where the connecting flights are < 450 miles, then you still get the discount on those flights. Therefore, Boston to NC is $60 each way. Huzzah!
Yessss!!! Booked a flight to NY in Dec. and another to Austin in Feb. Sweet Deal!
Just bought two round-trip tickets from Nashville to San Antonio (trip wifey and I have been wanting to take) for $370 total including fees. Not bad when you break it down per person/per trip.
If any of you have kids coming with you to las vegas rent your baby equipment. las egas babay equipment rentals.com
This deal saved me about 50% for my trip over Christmas break from BNA-ABQ and then back into BHM. I am SOOOO glad I waited to book it! I believe these prices are only good until Thursday so hurry up and book now. Also, they are only good on certain flights on certain days so you do best if you are somewhat negotiable on days...
No Sunday flights included in the deal.
Otherwise, this is a great deal.
@styloroc: Who checks luggage any more? ;)
Got a great deal to visit my sister in Seattle - Thanks for sharing this deal!!
I hate, hate, hate Southwest. They are more expensive than their competitors and you don't get an assigned seat. (This means I usually don't get to sit to my wife... ok, maybe that's a plus.) But I diGEST... I hate SWA. But at $30 each way? Already booked it. Didn't even get the time off approved at work or a hotel yet.
Seriously though: most SWA deals are $30 one way, then the return trip is inexplicably $150 or something ridiculous. This is the real deal! Lost wages, here I come.
I see Alaska airlines also has the same offer for the Seattle flight I already booked so it looks like the competition is responding with similar offers....
@pleepleus - Protip: You can check in online up to 24 hours before your flight for free. This gets you an earlier boarding group and number, which you can then use to pick the seat you want.
Just booked a roundtrip from Tampa to Philly for 140 for MLKJ weekend! I am so excite!
tons of cheap ones still left--
Just to echo what some other people said - be sure to check other airlines. I looked at Southwest for a SEA to SNA trip and ended up booking on Alaska Airlines instead. Alaska's flights are non-stop, while Southwest's flight include a stop. The end result is not only a quicker flight, but a cheaper flight because of less airport and federal segment taxes. And while the price is a wash once checked baggage fees on Alaska are factored in, who wouldn't want to fly non-stop instead of turning a 2.5 hour trip into a 5 hour trip?
650.0 from DC to New Orleans,LA.... can't beat that with a stick!
$450 for me and my husband to fly round trip to PHX from New Orleans. Not bad.
amazing deal, big thanks. i booked a flight to vegas.
Booked mine to Chicago for V-day weekend! WOOT! Great deal! $159.00 round trip for 2! Can't beat it!
Deal appears to be over. : (
@a237916: worked for me. Maybe since I'm on pacific time? It says on the site the deal expires October 28th. Booked 4 flights for uber cheap. Excellent deal!


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Time is your ally in such situations: The older your child is and the more practice she has had controlling her bladder even in unfamiliar settings, the less likely she will be to have accidents when off with her friends.
You can help her avoid such incidents by talking with her about the need to monitor her body's signals, to tell an adult that she needs to go, and to adjust to different kinds of bathrooms.
Applaud all of her efforts to be self-sufficient (finding a bathroom herself, dealing with her own clothes), since increased confidence will help her avoid future accidents. And don't let your own concerns about embarrassment keep you from letting her share fun times with friends.
When you do send her off for the day, pack a small bag with extra clothes and wipes for the friend's parent to take along. Most parents will understand your concern and handle such a situation tactfully.


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Male High School's Tyler Erny has completed 75 of 115 pass attempts for 1,136 yards and nine touchdowns, and after a 4-8 season in 2011, the senior has led the recharged Bulldogs (4-1) to a No. 5 ranking in 6-A.
Not bad for a kicker.
"He's done a really great job," said Male coach Chris Wolfe, who transitioned Erny – a full-time kicker last season – to quarterback over the summer after projected starter Aladin Ganibegovic fractured his wrist. "We've been really happy with where he is and I think he's going to continue to get quite a bit better."
When the QB spot came open in June, Wolfe knew Erny had potential.
"I'd seen him throw the ball. (As a kicker) you don't kick for two hours so you go over to wide receiver drills and you become kind of the scout team quarterback," Wolfe explained. "He had quite a bit of arm strength and accuracy. Once we got him at quarterback and saw what he could do, we knew he was going to be our guy."
Before this season, the 5-foot-11, 185-pounder's only experience behind center came in middle school, but Erny dispelled all doubts in his debut – a 48-7 rout of Floyd Central (Ind.), in which he exploded for 358 yards and three TDs on 19-of-25 passing.
"It was big because everybody was skeptical of what was going on and it was nice to give them some confidence in our season," said Erny, who quickly grew comfortable with a larger role.
"I like being the leader of the team. …Kicking is a once or twice a game thing…and it seems like quarterback is constant pressure. You always have to stay calm and keep your poise."
The following week against Butler, Erny ran in the game-winning TD on fourth and goal with under two minutes to play and finished with 108 yards rushing on 18 carries. He has run 55 times for 235 yards and two TDs.
The Bulldogs then blanked Western 28-0 before falling to Lexington Catholic 28-7. Last Friday, Sept. 14, Erny caught fire again, notching 227 yards passing (11 of 16) and three TDs in a 45-14 thrashing of Boone County.
Male's fate in the second half of the season could hinge on Erny's ability to limit mistakes. He has been picked off six times.
"He's certainly made his fair share of mistakes, but he's also made some fantastic plays," said Wolfe. "He's really a guy that learns from his mistakes, so the playoffs and the end of the year is going to be pretty exciting to see what he can do."
In addition to Erny, the Bulldogs have gotten big contributions from other players who were off the radar before this season. Twin brothers Mike and Malik Malone didn't even start for the junior varsity team last season, but now the junior linebackers anchor a stifling Bulldogs defense, which has allowed only 11.4 points per game.
Mike Malone has 28 tackles (5.5 for a loss) and a sack, while Malik Malone has charted a pair of sacks and 27 tackles (seven for a loss).
Junior running back Marquis Northington heads the ground game with an average of 4.9 yards per carry and four TDs.
Erny and the Bulldogs will look to make even more noise in the coming weeks. They host Eastern Friday, before facing district powers St. Xavier (Oct. 5) and Trinity (Oct. 12).
"The mood of the team is a lot better (than last year), everybody's more team-oriented…and we just like to work together," said Erny.
*The Trinity High football team's Friday matchup against Indianapolis Cathedral (2-3) at Lucas Oil Stadium will be broadcast live on ESPN2. Kickoff is slated for 8:30 p.m. Cathedral is Indiana's defending 4-A state champion. The Rocks (4-0), Kentucky's two-time defending 6-A champions, are going for their 30th straight win.
*Top-seeded Assumption came up just short of defending its crown at the Durango Fall Classic volleyball tournament in Las Vegas, falling to Torrey Pines (Calif.) 25-22, 14-25, 25-16 in the championship match on Sept. 15.
Torrey Pines is No. 1 in PrepVolleyball.com's national rankings, followed by Assumption at No. 2. The loss snapped a 50-match winning streak for the Rockets.
Sacred Heart, the 15th seed, went 3-3 and finished third in its consolation bracket.
The Valkyries will host Assumption Sunday, Sept. 23 at 6 p.m.
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Shoot out goals by Kim Osovski, Halsey Volkmer and Payton Lee lifted the Nebraska City girls' soccer team to a 1-0 win over Conestoga in district soccer action on Monday night at Pioneer Field.
Nebraska City, the No. 4 seed, will play No. 1 seed Lincoln Lutheran tonight at 5 p.m., while Norris, the No. 3 seed, which beat Auburn, 9-0 on Monday, will play at 6:45 p.m. against the No. 2 seed Waverly.
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U.S. Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens was among four killed in an attack on the U.S. Consulate in Libya. Former Navy SEAL Glen Doherty and Foreign Service Officer Sean Smith were also killed.
(CBS/AP) BOSTON - A former Navy SEAL from a Boston suburb was one of four Americans who died in the attack on the U.S. consulate in Libya Wednesday.
Glen Doherty, 42, was killed with U.S. Ambassador John Christopher Stevens in Benghazi, a family friend told CBS Boston on Thursday.
"He was on security detail and he was protecting the ambassador and also helping the wounded"' when he was killed, his sister, Katie Quigly told the Boston Globe.
Doherty was a 1988 graduate of Winchester High School.
A third victim has been identified as Foreign Service Officer Sean Smith, an Air Force veteran who had worked as an information management officer for 10 years in posts such as Brussels, Baghdad and Pretoria.
The identity of the fourth American killed is still not known.
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The four Americans were killed when a group of U.S. employees went to the consulate to try to evacuate staff as the building came under attack by a mob wielding guns and rocket propelled grenades. Stevens is the first U.S. ambassador to be killed in an attack since 1979, when Ambassador Adolph Dubs was killed in Afghanistan.
"The mission that drew Chris and Sean and their colleagues to Libya is both noble and necessary, and we and the people of Libya honor their memory by carrying it forward," U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said.
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I'm a computer science major, with a math minor, and have been working professionally for a couple years now. When I went through my undergraduate degree, I was basically trying to get out as fast as possible, and suffice it to say that I didn't take the time to fully digest or appreciate what I was learning, especially on the math front. I got the minor mostly because I came in with a lot of math credits, and because it would set me apart from those who just had a CS degree, not because of any particular passion for math.
While in school, I took courses through calc III, diff eq, lin alg, and then moved through analysis, topology, and algebra (one semester each) in a blur. I also got additional exposure to number theory through cryptology-focused courses, as well as some probability and statistics from Natural Language Processing and AI courses.
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After working for a couple years, I decided to pursue a part-time master's in computer science, because this time around I genuinely was interested in pursuing material at a deeper level. Additionally, I've come to appreciate the value of math (both pure and applied), since much of computer science is based around mathematical concepts and underlying structures, and much of the "real world" is based on applied math. I know I wasted some of my time as an undergrad (I like to think of it as I wasn't mature enough to appreciate the math I was learning), but now I'd really like to learn more about math in all its abstraction, beauty, frustration, and je ne sais quoi.
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When a letter containing a list of victims arrives in the post, P.I. Jack Taylor tells himself that it's got nothing to do with him. He has enough to do just staying sane. His close friend Ridge is recovering from surgery, and alcohol's siren song is calling to him ever more insistently.
A guard and then a judge die in mysterious circumstances. But it is not until a child is added to the list that Taylor determines to find the identity of the killer, and stop them at any cost. What he doesn't know is that his relationship with the killer is far closer than he thinks. And that it's about to become deeply personal.
Spiked with dark humor, and fueled with rage at man's inhumanity to man, this is crime writing at its darkest and most original.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The two teams who battled it out in the conference tournament championship last season each earned a first place spot in this year's polls. Emporia State, who won the tournament championship last season, earned eight first place votes and sits atop the coaches poll. Central Missouri, who played ESU in the championship game, earned 13 first place votes from the media to sit atop that poll.
Washburn, who won the regular season conference championship, got one first place vote from the coaches and six from the media as they are picked to finish third in both polls. Fort Hays State is picked to finish fourth in both polls with one first place vote from the media as Pittsburg State is prognosticated to come in fifth. Northeastern State earned the sixth place spot in both polls after making it to Kansas City last season.
Both polls continued to remain the same as Northwest Missouri is picked seventh in the each poll and Missouri Western is picked to finish eighth. Missouri Southern holds onto the ninth spot in both polls as Southwest Baptist was picked 10th in each poll. Central Oklahoma earned the #11 spot in both polls.
Lincoln holds the 12th spot for both the coaches and the media entering the 2013-14 campaign. The final twist comes in the 13th and 14th spots as the coaches picked Lindenwood 13th and Nebraska-Kearney 14th and the media flip flopped those two slots.
The MIAA slate of game is scheduled to get underway for many teams around the league on December 5, 2013.
2013-14 MIAA Preseason Coaches Poll
1. Emporia State (8) 164
2. Central Missouri (5) 158
3. Washburn (1) 143
4. Fort Hays State 130
5. Pittsburg State 124
6. Northeastern State 101
7. Northwest Missouri 94
8. Missouri Western 90
9. Missouri Southern 72
10. Southwest Baptist 66
11. Central Oklahoma 49
12. Lincoln 36
13. Lindenwood 28
14. Nebraska-Kearney 19
2013-14 MIAA Preseason Media Poll
1. Central Missouri (13) 359
2. Emporia State (7) 338
3. Washburn (6) 312
4. Fort Hays State (1) 293
5. Pittsburg State 269
6. Northeastern State 267
7. Northwest Missouri 201
8. Missouri Western 187
9. Missouri Southern 171
10. Southwest Baptist 128
11. Central Oklahoma 101
12. Lincoln 85
13. Nebraska-Kearney 75
14. Lindenwood 49
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Concerning the poop, Back in the 70's there was talk of having diapers on horses to eliminate the spread of non native seeds in wilderness areas. That would have been fun to see!! My pony friends actually buy certified hay that does not have seeds in it.
In all reality keeping you mouth closed while plowing though poo or using fenders is the best we can do so far.
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28 Mar 2012 11:28 AM #1
TypeError: 'undefined' is not an object (2.0.0 build 341)
I'm getting this by:
a. Loading a project (and doing nothing else)
b. Saving the project after it has loaded
2.0.0. build 341
OSX Lion 10.7.3
Is there anything I can look into to figure out what the offender might be? A bit harrowing, as I'd entrusted the creation of a soon-to-hit-production app to the designer (despite the warnings of course, which I understand).
Thanks guys.
29 Mar 2012 12:12 PM #2
Yes, I love how we tell everyone do NOT use this for production; it's a beta yet everyone does
We have a critical bug in 341 regarding the config pane being filtered and changes occurring that can cause this error. The next build will resolve this problem that many are encountering.Aaron Conran
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Hey man, I put my disclaimer in!
It's flattery when you think of it! Have used Ext since day one back when Jack was fresh off YUI, never been let down. I'm sure you guys will figure it out. I've resorted to hand-bombing the code, it's quicker, but the GUI makes me happy.
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For grown-ups, it's a haven of bliss – for children, the city's biggest sandpit. The Kulturstrand in Bavaria's capital city is a welcome relief for all, especially city-dwellers who, according to the organisers, are always needing a holiday.
There's no plane journey, simply a dream island in the midst of the metropolitan ocean. You can meet on the square, have a chat and swap news. It's like switching from stressed urbanite to cool flaneur. Don't rush past, join in with the rest.
Right there, in a public space in the city centre, the Kulturstrand conjures holiday feelings the second it comes into view. Roads become beaches, the buzz of the city becomes the swish of the sea, traffic islands become urban atolls, is how it's seen by die urbanauten, the brains behind the beach.
There's a stage programme and a bar – everything's nice and laid-back, relaxed and chilled. In the evenings there's live music and Munich DJs, films or plays. In the daytime the children's programme turns it back into a family island – and the biggest sandpit in town.
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Police make an arrest, in connection to a Bowling Green bank robbery Monday.
Police say a Crime Stoppers tip led them to the suspect.
Bowling Green Police arrested James Russell, 43.
Russell has been charged with robbery.
Police say Russell entered south central bank demanding money, and told a teller he had a bomb in his pocket.
Crime stoppers received two tips indicating Russell was the robber.
On Tuesday police stopped a vehicle Russell was riding in.
They arrested and charged him with possession of methamphetamine.
Warren County Commonwealth Attorney Chris Cohron says if convicted Russell is looking at several years of jail time.
"With robbery alone he's looking at a sentence of up to 20 years as a violent offender which means he would have to serve 85 percent of his sentence. He's also looking at an additional up to three years for a drug charge. And another five years on a promoting contraband charge on an unrelated case," Cohron says.
Russell will be arraigned in Warren District court tomorrow.
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Bishop Connolly overcame two obstacles on Friday — the stinging cold and the eyesore that visiting Avon's orange and black camouflage uniforms produced.
The Cougars capitalized on every Panthers mishap and behind strong mound performances from Brian Quinn and Sam Morra, Connolly defeated their Mayflower League rivals 10-4 in their baseball season opener at Donaldson Field.
Despite being outhit nine to six, the Cougars took advantage of all four of Avon's errors. Second baseman Evan Olf scored three times and stole two bases. Connolly produced a pair of quick runs in the bottom half of the first. Leadoff batter Jack Santoro singled, stole second, and came around to score on two passed balls. Two hitters later, Mitch Walsh drove home Olf on a groundout to third.
The Cougars made a statement in the second, crossing home plate six times. After Adam Delliker pulled an RBI single up the middle, with two outs and men on scoring position, Avon's first baseman dropped the throw from the shortstop, enabling both runners to score, making it 5-0 in favor of Connolly.
But the biggest blow came when the bases were loaded and Mike Sullivan sent a towering fly ball to the Panther's left fielder, who misjudged it, allowing all three Cougars to score (8-0).Connolly grabbed another in the fourth on a double steal and in the bottom half of the sixth, Sullivan clubbed a booming RBI triple to right center to cap the scoring for the Cougars (10-2).
Senior right-hander Brian Quinn (1-0) began Connolly's post-Ian Chaney Era with a rock-solid debut, tossing four innings of scoreless ball, allowing just a pair of hits while fanning five Panthers to earn the win. He threw 65 pitches.
"Quinn's going to be our ace," said Connolly head coach Don Chouinard. "Luckily he didn't have to go very long today."
Freshman southpaw Sam Morra turned in an encouraging first outing for the Cougars, pitching the final three frames of the contest and racked up six strikeouts.
"It was a nice victory to start off against a league team," Chouinard said. "Brian was what I thought he would be and Sam came in and threw strikes, which is exactly what we needed."
The Panthers grabbed their first two runs of the afternoon in the fifth when Zach Churchy and Sean Manning picked up RBI singles, cutting the Cougars' advantage to seven (9-2).Avon added on a pair of runs in the final inning. Manning drove in his second RBI after teammate Brian Ulatowski tripled and came around to score on a passed ball.
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Studies Identify Stillbirth Risk Factors, Causes
Dec. 13, 2011 -- Although many risk factors for stillbirth are out of a woman's control, others can be changed to help lower risk, new research shows.
The cause of death can be identified for many stillbirths, researchers have also found. That can help parents heal.
"The good news is, a lot of the risk factors that are known early [in pregnancy] are changeable," says researcher George Saade, MD, professor of obstetrics and gynecology and chief of the division of maternal-fetal medicine at the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston.
Among those, he and his colleagues found, are losing weight, if needed, and not using illegal drugs. Another risk factor is not smoking during the three months before pregnancy occurs, they found.
Stillbirth, defined as fetal death at 20 weeks into the pregnancy or later, affects one in 160 U.S. pregnancies. In the U.S., about 26,000 infants are stillborn each year. After a decline in stillbirth from 1990 to 2003, the rate has been stagnant.
The new research, funded by the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, was conducted by the Stillbirth Collaborative Research Network. It was set up to address stillbirth as a public health issue.
The research is published as two studies in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
Stillbirth: Risk Factors Known in Early Pregnancy
Saade and his colleagues evaluated 614 stillborn infants, comparing them to 1,816 infants delivered healthy. The study was done between March 2006 and September 2008 at 59 U.S. hospitals.
After evaluating a number of factors, they found many maternal factors associated with stillbirth. They include:
- Being African-American
- Having diabetes
- Being age 40 or older
- Having AB blood type
- Having a history of illegal drug use with addiction
- Smoking cigarettes in the three months before getting pregnant
- Being overweight or obese
- Not living with a partner
- Having a previous stillbirth
- Carrying multiples
The odds of stillbirth for each risk factor ranged. Smoking during the three months before pregnancy, for instance, raised the odds about 1.5 times; previous stillbirth nearly six-fold.


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The railroad's got to run through the town of Rock Ridge. How do you drive out the townfolk in order to steal their land? Send in the toughest gang you've got...and name a new sheriff who'll last about 24 hours. But that's not really the plot of Blazing Saddles, just the pretext. Once Mel Brooks' lunatic film - many call it his best - gets started, logic is lost in a blizzard of gags, jokes, quips, puns, howlers, growlers and outrageous assaults upon good taste or any taste at all. Cleavon Little as the new lawman, Gene Wilder as the wacko Waco Kid, Brooks himself as a dim-witted politico and Madeline Kahn in her Marlene Dietrich send-up that earned an Academy Award nomination all give this sagebrush saga their lunatic best. And when Blazing Saddles can't contain itself at the finale, it just proves the Old West will never be the same!
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Where else can you see a horse get punched in the mouth and get KO-ed
"Unfortunately there is one thing standing between me and that property: the rightful owners."... and $7.73
Where all da white wimin at?
"What in the Wide Wide World of Sports is ah going on here?"
Harrumph!! Harrumph!! Harrumph!!
You would do it for Randolph Scott
Truly one of the greatest comedies ever!
Mongo only pawn in game of life.
the camptown ladies sing this song
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This movie always makes me laugh no matter how rotten a day I've had. One of Mel Brook's best (right next to Young Frankenstein).
@zoo16: I didnt get a harrumph outa that guy!
Lili Von Shtupp: Would you like another schnitzengruben?
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Governor William J. Le Petomane: [pointing to a member of his cabinet] I didn't get a "harrumph" out of that guy!
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Howard Johnson is right!
Who's going to get the nickels? Best movie ever!
Run back and get a (profanity)-load of dimes


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5 Insane Explanations for Stuff Your Body Does Every Day
It's weird: Much of what is going on inside our own bodies is still a complete mystery to us. For instance, we pointed out a while back that science has no idea why we yawn. Then you have things like crying, or laughter, which are parts of our everyday lives, but upon closer examination make no sense at all -- why would we signal sadness with eyeball drool?
And the theories as to why we do some of these things are downright bizarre ...
#5. Hiccuping Is Your Inner Fishman Fighting Back
Hiccups are a series of stupid, diaphragm-driven breath convulsions that bother you for a while, then vanish just as inexplicably. You might have grown up thinking that it's the body trying to get rid of some air you swallowed, but that doesn't appear to be the case (babies even hiccup in the womb). In fact, scientists actually aren't sure what purpose they serve, if any.
But there is a scientific consensus on exactly how annoying hiccups are.
If you think of your body as a temple for the pantheon of your bodily functions, hiccuping would be the trickster god running amok and mooning people for shits and giggles.
The Surprising Truth:
Hiccuping may be useless to you now, but some scientists think it played a huge part in what got you there in the first place.
Think much further back. And slightly more damp.
The theory is that hiccuping is a remnant from an ancient stage of evolution. Namely, the moment where our great-great-great-great-ancestors under the sea took a look at the giant hellbeasts their aquatic living environment was riddled with and turned their gaze to the relatively horror-free land environment. The first obstacle they had to overcome was the whole issue with breathing. After a few attempts, they realized that they obviously couldn't just jump on land and go "ta-da!" So they adapted by small steps. As evolution started to toy with the concept of "lungs," these creatures weren't ready to fully commit to breathing air and kept their gills, remaining amphibious.
"And I'm keeping my rotary phone and Children's Medicinal Heroin, too!"
Eventually, the gills went away -- but a small remnant of the system that operated them remains inside you even today, and every once in a while it goes "Oh shit, I can't breathe!" and gasps for air for a while before it remembers that it technically doesn't exist.
So the next time you get a nasty case of hiccups, cherish your ancestry -- it's just this guy waving from the annals of history:
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Don't let great-granddad's smile fool you. He's disappointed in us.
#4. Laughter Is Your Body's Drug Dealer
If you had somehow never seen or heard laughter before, like if you lived in North Korea or something, the first time somebody did it in front of you, you'd think they were having a seizure. Their whole body starts shaking and they start making these loud, incoherent guffaws like some kind of distressed animal. Why the hell did we ever start doing it in the first place? And why do we seem to enjoy it? What if we told you that Reader's Digest was right all along when they said "Laughter is the best medicine?"
"You have hepatitis C. And, uh ... wakka wakka or some such."
Does this mean that if we laugh hard enough, stab wounds will heal instantly, like Wolverine? No, but ...
The Surprising Truth:
Laughter gets you high.
Thanks for the tasteful interpretation, Art Department.
It's literally nothing more or less than a switch your body uses to crank up the old endorphin engine, in order to administer to you a moderate dose of the brain's very own feel-good drug. The trigger lies in the actual, physical movements our body makes when we laugh -- namely, the "Ha, ha, ha" or "Hardee har har" or "Hoo hoo hee hee snort/fart."
And that's all there is to why we love to laugh. Everyone enjoys a cool, natural high, especially one that you can share with your friends and strangers with minimal effort. It's a physical activity that triggers pleasure chemicals, like masturbation, we suppose, only one that's acceptable to do in a theater setting.
In fairness, laughter doesn't make the floor sticky.
Evolution-wise, our ability and willingness to experience that slight rush played an extremely important role in social bonding. It still does -- that's why everyone enjoys comedy; that's why cracking a good joke can grease up social situations that might otherwise be awkward. Hell, that may well be why the sense of humor is so consistently ranked at the top of desirable qualities in a mate. It's all just in search of that endorphin fix.
#3. Your Tears Are Toxic Chemical Leaks
All right, so what about crying? It would almost make sense if crying were something we always did in response to physical pain, like when we were kids -- even animals will squeal or yelp when somebody accidentally steps on them. But humans cry over everything -- when tragedy strikes, when we see a sad movie, when we're really happy. Why in the world would strong emotion cause your eyes to start peeing all over your face?
If your tears actually look like this, you probably have a terrible bladder infection.
The Surprising Truth:
While we usually think of crying as either weakness or Oscar bait, some researchers think the act of crying is actually the body's way of evicting stress -- literally.
As with most things, it all starts with brain chemicals. There is one called adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH), and it plays a crucial part in triggering cortisol, the hormone responsible for stress. When you get emotionally agitated, ACTH builds up, which in turn leads to more and more stress. Which makes you easier to agitate. It's a vicious cycle to which there is no escape. So why don't we all just choke to death on stress buildup every time we see a sad story in the newspaper?
Media-induced sociopathy?
Because sometimes, your brain just flat out declares that it has had enough of this bullshit and blasts a bunch of ACTH the hell out of your body. Through your tear ducts. We guess that's better than leaking them out your ass.
So crying is just the body's way of stabilizing its chemical levels by literally squirting excess stress chemicals out through the tear ducts like optic blasts made of tiny frowns. That's the reason most people feel better after crying -- all that shit that used to make you sad has literally been removed.
Along with some of your makeup.


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A follow-up to the highly successful "Life on Mars" with several of the characters reprising their roles. DCI Gene Hunt turns his attentions to taking on the "southern nancy" criminal scum and flanked by his faithful sidekicks DS Ray Carling and DC Chris Skelton, he transfers down South to the London Met. But Gene gets a surprise when he is thrown together with a sexy, ambitious and intelligent officer in the shape of single mother DI Alex Drake.
Alex has risen rapidly through the ranks of the Met and in the modern world of 2008 is renowned for using her skills as a psychological profiler to capture suspects. But Alex is ripped from her current world of equality and respect when she and her daughter are kidnapped. She is shot while making a bid for freedom and wakes up in a brothel in 1981, surrounded by men who look like something out of Miami Vice and is confused, to say the least.
Here Alex comes face to face with some familiar characters, not just from her own life-time, but also from the reports logged by none other than Sam Tyler, which Alex has spent months poring over. In Eighties London, with a soundtrack of Bucks Fizz and The Human League ringing in her ears, Alex finds herself working with the brash and politically incorrect Gene Hunt and his Stone-Age opinions on women. Frustrated by each other's stubbornness, the friction builds and it soon becomes clear there is more than just a professional relationship blossoming.


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In the original story, there is a sea king on the floor of the ocean. He has five beautiful daughters, the youngest of which is a fabulous singer. She is not named Ariel, in the story, but probably wishes she were. Her original name is Sirenetta.
Sirenetta is dying to get to the surface of the ocean so she can check out the sun and see the humans, but her parents (including her mother who is absent from the movie) forbid it until she is fifteen. Sirenetta is impatient, but obeys her parents. We should learn a lesson here, I think.
Sirenetta finally makes her great escape and swims to the surface so quickly her fish friends can�t keep up. When she gets there, she finds a rock, relaxes and enjoys the sun. Lo and behold a ship comes by shooting off fireworks for the captain�s 20th birthday. Just like in the movie, a sudden storm comes up and sinks the ship.
The handsome captain is on the verge of drowning when Sirenetta, who�d been watching him the whole time, catches him and drags him to shore. Here is where the story starts to go off track.
Sirenetta goes home and sobs in her room for days the way any good fifteen-year-old should, and then goes to the Witch of the Deeps to ask for help. The witch is willing to help Sirenetta in exchange for her voice (just like in the movie), and gives her a potion.
Once she is human, she can never again become a mermaid. She will simply dissolve like sea foam if she tries to return to the ocean.
The captain, who is also a prince, finds her on the beach and feels sorry for her. He takes her to the castle and becomes her friend. He is still in love with the other young woman, but she had returned to her home. Sirenetta is in agony with every step she takes and her heart is still broken because she knows he doesn�t love her.
Sirenetta goes to the prince�s room, but looking at his beautiful face makes her realize she can�t kill him. She goes back to the deck of the ship and throws the knife into the water. Then she gets ready to jump in herself.
I don�t know about you, but I like the movie ending a bit better. The guy gets the girl, the girl gets the guy, the Witch gets punished and they all live happily ever after (except the Witch, of course.) But as we know, most original fairy tales didn�t have a happy ending � at least according to our more modern definition. I guess becoming a fairy of the sky is the best a mermaid without a soul (or tail) can hope for.


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Sculpture is an installation of new works together with older pieces from Dia's extensive collection of Sandback's art. For more than twenty-five years, Sandback has been using linear elements, in particular colored yarns to give physical form, together with impressions of palpability, to the space his work delimits. Defining the boundaries of three-dimensional geometric forms with these minimal means Sandback creates discrete works that co-exist within the continuum of the exhibition space.
Fred Sandback was born in Bronxville, New York in 1943. After studying first philosophy then sculpture at Yale University he moved to New York City where he continues to live and work. Since the late 1960s Sandback has exhibited extensively in the United States and internationally, and his work is represented in the collections of The Museum of Modern Art, New York, The Whitney Museum of American Art, and The National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa, among others.
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The initiative will build on the success of the nationally-recognized ExxonMobil process technology program at Lee College and will benefit 50,000 students and educators over the next five years.
ExxonMobil will fund a $500,000 workforce training program to
enable Houstons leading community colleges to prepare
local residents for jobs in the regional chemical industry, the
company said on Friday.
The initiative will build on the success of the
nationally-recognized ExxonMobil process technology program at Lee
College and will benefit 50,000 students and educators over the
next five years, according to ExxonMobil officials.
The company says it has contributed more than $2.6 million over
the past 10 years to manufacturing workforce training
initiatives across the US Gulf Coast area, impacting more than
15,000 students in the region.
Lee College will work with Houston Community College, Lone Star
College, San Jacinto Junior College, Alvin Community College,
Wharton County Junior College, Brazosport College, Galveston
College and College of the Mainland to train students seeking
certification or completion of degree programs for
instrumentation, electrical, machinist/millwright, welding,
pipefitting and other skills and competencies needed by the
There are also future plans to include area high schools in the
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The chemical industry supports 73,000 high-paying Texas
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