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Cited: Jessica A. Fulmer, 24, 228 Theresa Drive, Weirton, failure to control; Marsha A. Gatts, 60, 2083 state Route 152, Bloomingdale, speeding; Eric E. Bee, 31, 205 Rockdale Road, Follansbee, driving with suspended license, loud exhaust and expired plates.
Arrested: David Cope, 49, 808 Main St., Toronto, petit theft and bench warrant out of municipal court, Monday.
Arrested: Damaneisha Walker, 23, 1401 State St., failure to appear warrant out of municipal court, Monday.
Arrested: Jonika Slappy, 23, 1130B Lincoln Ave., failure to appear warrant out of municipal court, Monday.
Arrested: Melvin Smith, 34, 713 McCook Road, failure to appear warrant out of municipal court, Monday.
Arrested: Krista Licht, 28, Wellsburg, failure to appear warrant out of municipal court, Monday.
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Arrested: Jimmale Harton, 21, 810 N. Sixth St., petit theft and two failure to appear warrants out of municipal court and carrying a concealed weapon indictment out of Jefferson County Common Pleas Court, Monday.
Arrested: Joseph F. Lawrence, 22, 3059 Elm St., Weirton, failure to appear in court warrant out of Belmont County, Monday.
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Arrested: Chad E. Rogers, 29, 210 Carol Road, Wellsburg, driving under the influence and no passing zone, Sunday.
Cited: Marcilla Mellott, 38, RR 1, Colliers, expired motor vehicle inspection and no seat belt; and Theodore E. Wallace Jr., 46, Reynoldsburg, Ohio, defective equipment and failure to obtain West Virginia license.
Arrested: Nicholas Andrew Varner, 21, 9 Highland Ave., Beech Bottom, disorderly conduct, Saturday.
Arrested: Teddy Lee Wojick, 30,123 Elmer Ave., Weirton, public intoxication, disorderly conduct, domestic battery and brandishing a knife, Sunday.
Theft: A home in the 700 block of Main Street was entered and two circular saws, a volt saw, cordless drill, rotary hammer and other tools were taken on Wednesday.
Cited: Myrna J. Keyser, 68, 334 W. Spring St., Cadiz, , speeding; Shari Lynn McFadden, 40, 322 Hoagland Run Road, Wellsburg, defective equipment; and Tori L. Hatala, 49, 1304 Hukill St., Brilliant, defective equipment.


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PEORIA, Ariz. — Hisashi Iwakuma's season has already been put on hold before it even started. On Wednesday with pitchers and catchers reporting for their pre-spring training physicals, an optimistic day marking the beginning of spring training, the Mariners announced that their All-Star starting pitcher would be sidelined for at least the first month of spring training and likely won't be ready to go when the season starts.
On Monday, Iwakuma met with hand specialist Dr. Don Sheridan in Arizona and was diagnosed with a strained tendon in the middle finger of his right throwing hand.
"Luckily, this does not appear to be a serious injury," general manager Jack Zduriencik said in a statement. "It is a setback for Kuma, but we are confident that he will quickly overcome the missed time and be able to rejoin our rotation early in the regular season."
It's a frustrating start for Iwakuma, who is coming off a brilliant season where he posted 14-6 record with a 2.66 earned-run average — third-lowest in the American League. He pitched 2192/3 innings (third-most in the AL) and struck out 185 hitters with just 42 walks. He had two different stretches where he pitched 20 or more consecutive scoreless innings. It was good enough for him to be named to the All-Star team and finish third in Cy Young voting.
Iwakuma said through translator Antony Suzuki that he injured the finger during a workout on Jan. 20 in California with ex-teammates. He was playing catch and jumped up to catch a ball that was thrown high. As he was coming down, he reached back with his free hand and got his finger trapped in the netting of a protective screen behind him.
"I knew it was injured, but I didn't think it was a major thing," Iwakuma said through Suzuki. "I rested it for about a week and then I started playing catch again — long toss as always. I thought it was good, but the pain didn't go away."
Iwakuma was wearing a small splint on the finger. It's not noticeable — just a two-inch royal blue sleeve covering the top half of his finger. Team officials said Iwakuma wouldn't throw for four to six weeks. He is hoping that process will be expedited with daily treatment that includes anti-inflammatory medication, icing and electronic stimulation. He is scheduled to meet with Sheridan in three weeks. Even if Iwakuma could start throwing a week early, the time missed will set back his throwing program and preparation significantly. Being ready by opening day seems unlikely.
"I want to be ready as soon as possible," he said. "I want to be ready for the start of the season; realistically, I don't know if I can make that happen."
From a pitching standpoint, Iwakuma's best pitch is his split-finger fastball. It can put significant pressure on the middle finger. He wasn't sure how the injury might affect that pitch.
"I did feel discomfort when I was playing catch," he said. "We'll have to see how it feels down the road."
The pressure placed on that finger with the split-finger and his two-seam fastball will be the reason the Mariners won't allow Iwakuma to rush back too soon. They don't want the injury to become a nagging problem.
With Iwakuma likely to miss the first few weeks of the season, the Mariners have more uncertainty around their starting rotation. Iwakuma and ace Felix Hernandez were the only assured starters. Beyond that, the organization was looking at Erasmo Ramirez and rookies Taijuan Walker and James Paxton along with non-roster invitees like Scott Baker to fill out the remaining spots.
Iwakuma's injury might even force Zduriencik to consider signing one of the two top remaining free agents — Ervin Santana or Ubaldo Jimenez.
The Mariners were also looking into possible trades for a No. 3 starter before Iwakuma's injury.

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On google store, do you actually have control over the purchases you make like access to the pc? For example you decide to buy a movie then can you transfer it to the pc? or if you decide to buy book could you hypothetically add the eBook to kindle?.
So over all the biggest question is "Do you have control over the file purchased and downloaded from google market?".


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$1)$ For each distinct real eigenvalue $\lambda$ of a $3 \times 3$ matrix $A$, it turns out that the cross product of the transpose of any two linearly independent rows of $A-\lambda I$ gives a corresponding eigenvector (and thus easily the corresponding eigenspace, since in this case the eigenspace is an eigenline). But why does this method work?
$2)$ I think the above may be generalisable to any $3\times 3$ matrix with only real eigenvalues: Substitute an eigenvalue of $A$ into $A-\lambda I$. Then take the cross products of the transpose of any two pairs of rows of $A-\lambda I$. Only two possibilities exist:
$(a)$ If only one is nonzero, that gives a corresponding eigenvector and hence easily the eigenspace.
($b$)If both are zero, then the eigenspace is the plane orthogonal to any row of $A-\lambda I$. Is this generalisation valid, and if so, why does the method work?
$3)$ How about for the final case whereby $2$ complex eigenvalues exist??


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5 Mar 2013 9:03 AM #1
How to use an store within a Container
Hi there!
I'm using Sencha Architect 2.1
I have an Store and a Ext.Container with a template, but how can I render the data in the store using the container and the template?
I created a 1 minute video explaining the problem:
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hey mescalito2 -
tpl and data configurations go together. There is no automagic data binding that happens here. Each time you want to update the data you can call setData.
It sounds like what you are really looking for is a DataView. A DataView binds a store with an itemTpl for each record. The DataView is configured with an itemSelector which tells it how to map the record to a DOM node and vice versa.
http://docs.sencha.com/touch/2-1/#!/...aview.DataViewAaron Conran


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We can beat cancer. We just have to keep trying.
I hope that by the time the millenium arrives, cancer will be cured.
I'd rather be skating than dreaming.
I believe in myself now more than ever because I have reached many of my goals. I found out I have a lot of courage.
A sunny spring day makes me feel good and happy!
I thank God for the devoted doctors and nurses at Children's Hospital and for my loving family and friends who help me every day.
I like to draw horses because it passes the time at the clinic.
A shark attack against cancer.
When I grow up, I want to be a zoologist and study sea turtles.
It feels good to be cancer-free, because you know that soon your hair will grow back and you won't be different from your friends. I think they'll find a way to cure cancer totally for every kid.
At the end of the dark tunnel, there is a light.
When I feel good, I like to go outside in the warm weather.
I was in the hospital for Christmas. I drew this nutcracker as a symbol of hope that in the millennium they can find a cure for cancer so kids don't have to stay in the hospital for the holidays.


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I am practicing SCA swordfighting and have started to try to train to fight with the sword in my non dominant hand. So far I find retrain my entire body mechanics. What is the best way to develop them? I know that the only way to gain proficiency is practice, my question is: How do I get the most out practice?
The same way you learned on your dominant side.
You didn't just pick up a sword and be a master swordsman on your dominant side. You had to learn the forms and practice them. You had to start slow, with simple motions, before you moved on to more complex combinations.
The same principle applies to your off-hand side. Start with slow, simple motions, and as you gain muscle and coordination, you'll be able to build on what you've learned.
One thing you can do, outside of sword practice, is work to build coordination with your off hand. You can do this simply by using it more for things you'd normally use your main hand for, including things like eating with silverware, doodling (I don't recommend writing seriously, because that's a skill unto itself), and anything else that favors one side over the other. This will help you build coordination that will transfer to your sword practice.
Keep in mind, though, that it may not happen as fast with your off hand as it did with your dominant hand. The coordination that you have with your dominant hand is the culmination of a lifetime of training. Even if you never picked up a sword in your life, you will likely be more coordinated with your dominant hand than with your off hand. This is because you use your main hand all the time, whether you think about it or not. You've spent the past 20, 30, 40 years or more practicing doing things with your main hand, and some of this crosses over into your sword fighting. With your off hand, you don't have that luxury, and so have to start from a point much farther back than you did with your main hand.
However, at the end of the day, the best way to get better at sword fighting is to practice sword fighting.
I've been moving towards using my left hand while fighting sword and buckler as well as having my left hand forward while using a zweihander.
So far I've found that I get better results by slowly moving through the motions, making sure to get everything right, just tapping the punching bag I use as a pell, not striking it. Eventually over the course of a workout, I move to striking harder and harder.


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AZIZ KHAN GHARI, Pakistan
Less than four months ago, the world was cheered to learn that India had gone a full year with no new cases of polio � a landmark that left only Pakistan, Afghanistan and Nigeria on the World Health Organization�s list of countries where the disease is endemic.
But the battle is far from over, judging by the WHO�s latest expressions of alarm. It says that in Nigeria and Afghanistan the number is creeping up, while budget shortfalls are jeopardizing the effort to hold polio at bay in 24 other high-risk countries.
Right now, the numbers of new infections are small. But Nigeria�s total has jumped to 38 in the first five months of 2012 from just 10 in the same period of last year. Afghanistan�s went from three to seven. Only Pakistan�s number fell back, from 43 to 18.
The polio virus, which usually infects children in unsanitary conditions, attacks the nerves and can kill or paralyze. It can spread widely and unnoticed before it starts crippling children. On average, about one in 200 cases will result in paralysis.
In Pakistan�s poor northwest, one of the newest victims, 13-month old Fariha, cried out as her 6-year-old sister Sana struggled to place her on the floor, mindful of her tiny legs wrapped in plastic braces.
A laborer�s daughter, Fariha was infected six months after birth. She has to be carried everywhere. Twice a day her mother exercises her legs, medicines are provided free and a health worker visits occasionally. The braces were donated by a German clinic.
There are no guarantees that Fariha will fully recover. Most of the new polio cases in Pakistan are in the northwest, where an insurgency rages, making it difficult for health workers to reach tens of thousands of children.
Elsewhere in the world, a growing number of cases are being discovered and traced back to Pakistan and Nigeria. While the numbers are low today, WHO spokesman Oliver Rosenbauer warned that the disease can quickly regain strength. �If a polio-free country becomes re-infected, and the virus gets into an area with low population immunity levels, we have seen time and again that it can take off like wildfire,� he told The Associated Press.
Money and manpower is in short supply and if either runs out before the disease can be eradicated in the three holdouts, an epidemic will follow, Rosenbauer said.
�Polio eradication is at a tipping point between success and failure,� he said.
�We have the emergency plans in place through end-2013, and full implementation and financing of the plans could well result in a polio-free world by that time,� he said.
Or there could be a worldwide resurgence �and within 10 years, we could again see 200,000 cases occur each and every year.�
Rosenbauer said WHO�s polio eradication campaign needs $2 billion through the next 18 months. So far, it is short $940 million, forcing it to cut back programs in 24 high-risk countries.
Every Pakistani and Afghan child younger than age 5 must be vaccinated several times a year by health workers whose work is often hampered by ignorance, religious extremism, natural disasters and war.
Then there is international travel. �We have seen time and again that polio can spread from these areas to re-infect faraway countries,� Rosenbauer said. Between 2009 and 2011, about half of the 3,506 cases worldwide were in previously polio-free countries, he said. Polio was imported into Indonesia for the first time in a decade in 2005 and traced back to Nigeria, and last year, an outbreak in western China originated with a virus from Pakistan.
One problem is Muslim militants who try to block inoculation campaigns by portraying them as a conspiracy to sterilize and reduce the world�s Muslim population.
But in Pakistan and Afghanistan clerics and tribal elders have been recruited to support polio vaccinations, opening up areas of the two countries previously inaccessible to health workers.
Shah Mohammed, a WHO worker overseeing vaccinations at a children�s hospital in Peshawar, northwest Pakistan, said, of the parents who reject vaccination for their kids, surprisingly few cite religion or the Taliban. Instead, they are driven by distrust of their government or of the West�s counterinsurgency campaign.
�Many just say: We have no gas, no food and you come to us with this and nothing else. Why should we bother?� Mohammed said. Or they say �On the one hand, the Americans hit us with these drones and on the other hand the Americans are giving us these vaccines. We don�t need them.�
A temporary setback was caused by revelations of the CIA ruse to pinpoint Osama bin Laden�s whereabouts by collecting DNA from his household under the guise of performing vaccinations.
�The very next (vaccination) campaign there were a lot of refusals,� said Dr. Pervez Yousaf, a WHO officer in Islamabad. But it was temporary and restricted to areas around Abbottabad, where bin Laden was killed, he said.
An alliance of U.S.-based NGOs wrote to CIA chief Gen. David Petraeus, warning him against using humanitarian work as a cover for covert operations.
For polio victims in Pakistan and Afghanistan, getting artificial limbs, braces and physiotherapy can be almost impossible, say doctors and health-care workers in both countries.
Fifteen-year-old Musa lives in a village in Afghanistan�s eastern Paktika province. War rages around it and access for vaccinators is sporadic and difficult. He caught polio at age 3 and went untreated for years.
But he says his five brothers and three sisters have all been vaccinated since. He still needs crutches, but is practicing new ways to move.
And in little Fariha�s village of Aziz Khan Garhi, where polio had been unheard of before she was diagnosed, health-care workers have vaccinated the entire village and Fariha�s grandfather, Yousuf Khan, has led the drive.
�After this, all our children have been vaccinated,� he said.
Kathy Gannon is AP Special Regional Correspondent for Afghanistan and Pakistan and can be reached at www.twitter.com/kathygannon. Geneva Correspondent Frank Jordans and Asia Medical Writer Margie Mason contributed to this report.


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South Sudan declares a health emergency after three little girls are diagnosed with polio.
A year after the presidents of South Sudan and Sudan signed nine agreements aimed at consolidating the fragile peace between their countries, the Sudans remain at odds over numerous issues, especially the status of the Abyei region.
A spate of deaths in Jonglei state prompts officials to call for a prison to be built and for a stepped-up police presence in rural areas.
In South Sudan's Unity state, some jobless women are turning to drink... making it, not imbibing.
It is still unclear how many gunmen and hostages remain cornered in the Westgate shopping center
South Sudan's finance minister proposes a new budget to replace the one that was withdrawn after President Salva Kiir fired his entire cabinet.
Ease of use and low transaction fees are helping money transfer companies to grow rapidly in South Sudan's Western Bahr el Ghazal state.
The South Sudan army denies that its soldiers have killed Murle civilians in Jonglei state, where the army is fighting rebels led by David Yau Yau.
South Sudan officials hope the resumption of oil production will help to boost local development.
More than 100,000 people in South Sudan are impacted by flooding, most of them in Warrap and Jonglei states.
Already a key investor in South Sudan's oil industry, China pledges a grant of $43 million to develop mining in the world's newest nation.
South Sudan's 'Talent Search' starts its second season with a bevy of budding stars and judges who can be as tough as those on 'American Idol.'
The last major position left vacant by the sacking of the entire South Sudan cabinet last month is filled as lawmakers approve a new speaker.
South Sudan in Focus (SSIF) is a 30-minute English-language broadcast and Internet program covering rapidly changing developments in South Sudan and the East Africa region.
South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA's 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of stringers around South Sudan, and reporters in Washington, D.C., produce the stories that are heard on South Sudan in Focus.
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A function $f$ is defined as follow:
$$ f(x)=\sum_{n=1}^{\infty}\frac{b_{n}}{(x-a_{n})^{2}+b_{n}^{2}}\;\;, x\in \mathbb R $$
where $(a_{n}, b_{n})$ are points in the $xy$-plane, $b_{n}>0$ for all $n$. When is the function $f(x)$ bounded away from zero? that is $f(x)\geq a>0$, for some $a>0$, for all $x\in \mathbb R$. I believe that this would somehow depend on the points $(a_{n}, b_{n})$, for example if $\{b_{n}\}$ converges to zero or not, but I cannot find out how!
*EDIT: I still don't know when $f(x)$ will be bownded away from zero! *
Edit: $f(x)$ is bounded above by some constant, say $C>0$.


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The last return flight for soldiers from the 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division arrived at Fort Campbell this weekend and marked the end of a 9-month deployment to Afghanistan for the brigade.
About 65 troops from the 1st Squadron, 75th Cavalry Regiment, landed at the post on the Tennessee-Kentucky line on Saturday night. The brigade was deployed as advisory teams in eastern Afghanistan that helped to transition combat operations to the Afghan army and police.
The Leaf-Chronicle reports the returning troops were nearly all senior leaders, and most had been through multiple deployments. Nine-year-old Madaline Cox, daughter of squadron commander Lt. Col. Clint Cox, read a speech she wrote explaining how she felt as the daughter of a deployed soldier.


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STEUBENVILLE - Nine Steubenville players reached the end zone Friday as Big Red rolled to a 68-13 victory of Sir Wilfrid Laurier Collegiate Institute at Harding Stadium.
The win moves Reno Saccoccia's gridders to 7-2 and keeps them squarely in the hunt for a Region 11 playoff berth. Big Red was ranked sixth entering the contest with the Blue Devils, who hail from Toronto, Canada and are considered a Division I school by Ohio standards.
Early indications are that Steubenville moved to No. 4 in the region.
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GAINING YARDS — Steubenville Big Red's Cody Saltsman gains yards after catching a pass during Friday's 68-13 win at Harding Stadium over Sir Wilfrid Laurier.
"It was a good team win, everyone had fun including our opponents," Saccoccia, who began removing his first team late in the first quarter, said. "Originally, we had a nice game scheduled for this week but it fell through. So I'm glad they (Laurier) came down and played us.
"We were able to get all our seniors, juniors, sophomores and freshmen some playing time."
The Big Red running attack had its best night of the season, grinding out 555 yards on 49 carries and scoring eight touchdowns. Junior Garon Lytle came off Saccoccia's bench to collect 168 on just six trips. Freshman Johnny Blue added 130 on seven totes and junior Donte Brown contributed 104 via his 11 tries. All three also crossed the goal.
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Big Red 68, Sir Wilfrid Laurier 13
Laurier 0 0 6 7 - 13
Big Red 21 14 20 13 - 68
BR: Reed 3 run (Smith kick)
BR: Redman 18 run (Smith kick)
BR: Luke 47 yard interception return (Smith kick)
BR: McClurg 31 run (Smith kick)
BR: Brown 2 run (Smith kick)
BR: Sherrill 1 run (Smith kick)
BR: Lytle 55 run (Stover kick)
BR: Sherrill 20 run (kick failed)
L: Downey 63 yard kick return (kick failed)
BR: Herrington 9 pass from Collaros (Stover kick)
BR: Blue 65 run (kick failed)
L: Debeau 30 pass from Torres (Archer kick)
RUSHING: Big Red 41-555-8 (Redman 3-58-1; Lytle 6-168-1; Jett 1-2; Stinson 3-(-14); McClurg 1-31-1; D. Brown 11-104-1; Reed 1-3-1; Lawson 1-17; Agresta 2-4; Blue 7-130-1; Sherrill 2-21-2; Collaros 1-0; Davis 1-23; Ellis 1-10); Laurier 31-104 (Simeon 10-79; McPherson 12-16; Carluccio 3-14; Team 1-0; Torres 1-(-5)).
PASSING: Big Red 3-9-31-1 (Stinson 2-6-22; Collaros 1-2-9-1; Agresta 0-1); Laurier 7-18-94-1-3 (Mancev 6-16-64-0-3; Torres 1-2-30-1)
RECEIVING: Big Red (Saltsman 1-16; Pierro 1-6; Herrington 1-9-1); Laurier (Balfour 1-1; Archer 1-18; Debeau 2-32-1; Downey 1-23; McPherson 1-23; Simeon 1-(-3)).
FIRST DOWNS: Big Red 25; Laurier 11.
PENALTIES-YARDS: Big Red 6-70; Laurier 1-5.
PUNTS: Big Red 0-0; Laurier 4-30.
FUMBLES-LOST: Big Red 3-2; Laurier 4-3.
The hosts needed less than three minutes to start putting the game away. After the defense stopped Laurier cold on its first possession (Charlie Keenan and Manard Reed combined on a huge tackle for a loss), Big Red went to work.
Dashon Redman, the hero of last week's victory at Morgantown, collected 40 yards on his first two attempts. Reed then rumbled to pay dirt from three yards away. Following a Cameron King fumble recovery (the Big Red defense recovered three Laurier fumbles and recorded a trio of interceptions), Redman sprinted 18 yards for the second touchdown.
On the next Devil possession, Teshawn Luke stepped in front of a Damjion Mancev pass then raced 47 yards for the third score. Kai McClurg turned his only carry of the evening into a 31-yard scoring burst. Brown capped the first-half scoring, going over from the two. Luke Smith nailed five straight extra points to help Big Red build a 35-0 lead at the intermission.
The second half began with Matt Sherrill scoring from a yard out. Juwan Williams' interception stopped a Laurier march and Lytle made the visitors pay when he broke loose and scooted 55 yards. Ethan Stover came on to nail the conversion.
Blue got credit for Big Red's third interception and Sherrill recorded his second touchdown one play later, motoring 20 yards.
Laurier, now 3-2, finally scored late in the third quarter, Shaqeem Downey returning a Big Red kickoff 63 yards.
The score in the first meeting between Big Red and Laurier moved to 62-6 when freshman Dimitris Collaros hit Lucas Herrington from nine yards out. Blue added the final Big Red points, traveling 65 yards.
Seldon Debeau got credit for the game's final touchdown, scoring on a 30-yard pass from Khourtney Torres. Troy Archer nailed his conversion try.
Big Red will close its regular season next week when Akron Butchel invades Harding Stadium. The Griffins, coached by Ricky Powers, were 4-4 heading into today's game with Akron Kenmore. Big Red and Butchel have played eight times in the past, Saccoccia and company holding a 6-2 series lead.
"We have a big game next Friday," Saccoccia noted. "There's a lot riding on the Butchel game as far as the playoffs are concerned. We have to make sure our kids are ready.
"I love the attitude our kids have right now. We've overcome a ton of adversity this season and the attitude has been improving every week."


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Manliness, as it turns out, can take all sorts of forms. During The Voice-Tribune's search for some of the most masculine men in Louisville, we met an incredible variety of guys – of different ages, races and walks of life – all willing to share their perspectives on what it really means to be a man.
We had a blast getting to know this diverse group of good-looking guys during a nautical-themed photo shoot at Captain's Quarters. And we think you'll be interested to see each dapper dude's unique take on masculinity, too.
Mark Casi, 17
Student at St. Xavier High School
What does a man always need at his side?
A dog. A big manly dog, not a poodle.
What's your ideal guys' night?
Sneak into a country club … hang out by the pool, swim around, and there's women there, so that's fun. … Just go out there and do random things. The occasional manly dare is amusing, too.
Bryen Pinkard, 28
Personal trainer for Bryen's Bootcamp
What's your manliest hobby?
Grilling. I'm a master at grilling.
What separates the men from the boys?
Being comfortable in your own skin. When you're younger you might wear some things because other people wear them. … When you're older you find your own style.
What's your advice to younger men?
(It's important to keep the) connections that you make with people. At a certain age … you start forming your friends and breaking ties with certain people, and you just have to make sure those connections aren't just for stupid reasons.
Steve Van Hooser, 43
Manager of direct response marketing at Humana
What's essential to a "mancave"?
It has to have a huge, huge, huge TV. I mean that's just basic.
Do the clothes make the man?
As long as you can wear confidence you can wear anything.
What does it mean to be a "real" man?
You have to build your integrity when you're young. To really be a man is someone who takes responsibility and you do what you think is right, regardless of what's going on around you.
Tristen Hines, 22
Personal trainer at Body Evolution
What's your manliest hobby?
Occasionally, I just like to take off my shirt and pretend like I'm working on a car.
What separates the men from the boys?
It's that energy when you walk into a room, it's what they already perceive of you before you can even say a word.
Patrick Mahoney, 28
Personal trainer at ProFormance Fitness
Do the clothes make the man?
The man makes the clothes. A dude can pull off bad clothes if it's the right kind of guy.
What separates the men from the boys?
I think a man's able to stand up for what he believes in, you know, regardless of what that is.
Ian Watson, 58
Owner and operator of Ian Watson Aviation Consulting LLC
What's the least "manly" thing you admit to doing?
Sometimes I ride my motorcycle slow in the fast lane.
What does it mean to be a "real" man?
The most important thing is to be true to yourself. Your really need to be honest with everybody you deal with. … People don't hear it near enough, but just say 'no' when 'no' needs to be said.


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Let $X$ be a complex manifold or variety and $L$ a line bundle on it. Given a rational section $s$ of $L$, we get a divisor $D=Div(s)$ and may recover $L$ as $\mathcal{O}(D)$. What about vector bundles? I think it makes sense to speak about rational section $t$ of a vector bundle $E$, as a section is locally a collection of functions. My question is, is this $t$ useful? For example, can we say anything about Chern classes of $E$ from $t$?
One can recover a bundle on a Riemann surface completely given a rational frame. This goes under the name of Weil uniformization of the moduli of bundles. More precisely, there is a map from the moduli of $G$-bundles on $X$ with a rational frame to $$\prod_{x\in X}' G(\mathbf{C}((t_x)))/G(\mathbf{C}[[t_x]])$$ by sending a section to its Taylor expansion around the zeros and poles. This map is an isomorphism and the moduli space of bundles is obtained by forgetting the frame, i.e. $$\mathrm{Bun}_G(X)\cong G(\mathbf{C}(X))\backslash\prod_{x\in X}' G(\mathbf{C}((t_x)))/G(\mathbf{C}[[t_x]]),$$ where $G(\mathbf{C}(X))$ is the group of rational maps from $X$ to $G$.
I don't think you can get much information from a single section: let's say $E = L_1\oplus L_2$ is a sum of two line bundles. Suppose the section $t$ of $E$ comes from a section of $L_1$, which allows you to compute $c_1(L_1)$. Then neither $c_1(E)=c_1(L_1)+c_2(L_2)$ nor $c_2(E)=c_1(L_1)c_1(L_2)$ are determined by it.


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At first, I wanted to create a post complaining about how annoying the current alliance system is. When trying to join an alliance without getting invited, all you can do is send a request to one at random and hope, never hearing back when you are not accepted, or even if the request was noticed. …
Anyway, previous ranting aside, I did think that there should be some stickied thread here where active Alliances can post information such as joining requirements, current members, rating, etc., to ease the process.
Example (my alliance):
Green Dragons (G_D) – Always Just Short of the Top 10
Rating: 116
(24 wins, 11 losses)
Daily activity in Allied Assaults is expected, but not mandatory (However, with a 24-hour timeframe available, complete participation in assaults is highly encouraged). Members suspected of inactivity in Allied Assaults will be kicked without warning if 5 Allied Assults go by with 0 points earned (or less than 10 battles fought in each assault. It doesn't take too long to fight all 20 on the highest speed setting), unless prior warning of temporary inactivity is provided.
Promotions are provided on a "gut instinct" basis rather than by a specific formula, though generally require at least 250 wins in Allied Assaults.
Joining requirements: To join, you must have at least one card of rare or higher rarity in your deck and/or defense deck and at least 1,000 "Global" wins. Completion of story mode up to Volcanic Grotto preferred. Message me (Dragonalx) either in the game or on my Kongregate profile with such information if you wish to join.
Alliance full at the moment; recruitment closed.
Members (9/12):
Dragonalx – Leader
Gdstudios – Operator
Nyan46 – Operator
Maruf5511 – Operator
Mfraiser – Operator
Jador – Operator
Maruf5511 – Operator
Please leave this thread uncluttered. Discussion should be done elsewhere. Alliance leaders may post their alliances. People searching for an alliance may also post, but please delete your post after being accepted so more alliances may be displayed on each page.
Also, keep in mind that rewards are better when you help other alliance members' swarms than your own.
How alliance rating works:
Rating is gained and lost during Allied Assaults, which can occur once every 24 hours:
Each victory gives your alliance a point. There is no penalty for failed attacks. A full alliance is therefore more likely to win than one with only one member. Each person can attack up to 20 times against people from the opposing alliance at random. People cannot participate in an Allied Assault that is active at the time of their being accepted. At the end of 24 hours, the difference in points determines changes in rating:
-75 or less: -2
Between -25 and -74: -1
Between -24 and 0: 0
Between 1 and 24: +1
Between 25 and 49: +2
Between 50 and 74: +3
75 or more: +4
If at any time, an alliance has 100 points more than the opposing alliance, then the losing alliance is "flanked" and an additional 2 points are awarded to the leading alliance immedietly (once per allied assault). There is no penalty for being flanked, aside from near-certainty of losing 2 rating points when the assault ends.


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County commissioners recommend proposed changes for taxi, other for-hire vehicle companies
Published 1:04 PM EDT Mar 25, 2013
Taxicab drivers in Palm Beach County could soon be bound to a dress code.
Palm Beach County commissioners have recommended a motion of proposed changes for taxi and other for-hire vehicle companies that include an established dress code for drivers.
The proposal calls for drivers to be "hygienically clean, well groomed and neat in appearance."
If approved, drivers would be required to wear shirts with a collar, long trousers or knee-length skirts and closed-toe shoes.
A public hearing to discuss the changes is scheduled for April 16.
If approved, the changes would take effect June 1.
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Of course, it is a well known fact that the inverse of $y=\ln x$ (natural logarithm of x) is $e^x$.
Assuming we haven't heard of the exponential function at all, how do we prove that the inverse of $\ln x$ i.e ($\ln^{-1} x$ ) is some other function, which indeed is the so called exponential function $e^x$?
Let me be a little more concrete. If $y = \ln x$, then $x= A^y$, how do I prove that $A= e$?
There's another method by which I tried to arrive at the inverse of natural logarithm of $x$.
By a theorem of differentiation of inverse functions
$$\left.\dfrac{df}{dx}\right|_{x=a} \cdot\left.\dfrac{df^{-1}}{dx}\right|_{x=f(a)}=1$$
I got an equation which looked like
$$\left.\dfrac{dF(x)}{dx}\right|_{x=\ln k}=k$$ where $k$ is a real number.
How do I actually show that $F(x)$ is that same exponential function $e^x$?
Is there any way of solving such an equation, or such a problem? Or am I just talking nonsense? I would love to be enlightened by all of you.
Thanks in advance. :)


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It is actually 2GB in SP2010 and SP2007, and this is a hard limit. However, each web application by default is set to 50MB. You can go to the General Settings of a Web Application and tweak this setting.
Each Web Application By default have 50MB for one time attachment to be uploaded. You can modify it from:
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Where can you find a good place to set up a photo exhibition, and how do you go about getting accepted into that exhibition?
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Local Business One obvious way are local coffeeshops. This may not be the style of exhibition you are looking for, but it is:
for these reasons, I think a coffeeshop makes a good first exhibition. It gives you needed practice without too much stress.
That being said, there are some disadvantages:
but if this sounds ok to you, I think its a good option. Also keep in mind restaurants and small theaters.
Local Photo Contests
Another easy one is local photo contests. Usually you can only hang a few, but at least in my area there are two or three contests per year that let you hang up to three shots in an actual photo museum for the term of the contest. This is far from ideal, but it is a way to get some exposure, and you may even win! I was even fortunate to have one shot selected for their permanent collection after the contest, so there are definitely some benefits to entering.
Good Luck with your potential exhibition.
Disclaimer People seemed to be pretty please with the comments, so I though I had might as well add it.
The first thing to do is to think whether you want to do this as a commercial activity, or just for the joy of sharing your images.
If you're wanting to sell the images, then you need to think about marketing, which means having a pitch with a portfolio to show to prospective venues -- it's then a case of legwork of visiting your local friendly galleries, cafés, restaurants, etc. It's worth investigating each venue first to see if they share common goals (for example, do they prefer contemporary works, or do they prefer something more generic?). Be prepared and consider issues such as managing stock, and commission levels that you're willing to give to the venue.
If you're more interested in exhibiting for the fun of it, then it may be worth taking your portfolio along and approaching more cultural locations such as libraries or tourist information centres; If you group together with others in your area, there is the chance to hire a venue such as a town hall to run an exhibition yourself in the guise as a photography club (there was even the idea of there being an exhibition organised by this site at one point).
One aspect of exhibits that I don't really see represented in the current answers is the concept of exhibits used for advertising and marketing. This is the cornerstone of my retail business and so I wanted to mention it briefly (even though it appears that your gig is selling prints as opposed to selling sessions). Hopefully it will help someone whose bread and butter is more in the portrait space than the landscape art space...
At any one time in the city I live in I generally have between 5 and 10 displays set up at various locations around town. The displays consist of 3 or 4 pieces of my work, sized large (24x36 canvas wraps generally) framed and placed on easels... In addition I leave a stack of 'take away' brochures with all my information. The pieces aren't for sale at all, they're simply to attract attention, get people thinking about photography, and hopefully contacting me to set up a session (or at least ask more about what we do, which opens up the sales dialog...)
The size of the work is really important... The old adage of 'you sell what you show' is really true, but also it's a 'natural selection' move... If a person views my work and has no need (or can't afford) my large pieces they're less likely to call... Which means that a large chunk of my customers are 'pre-screened' before they even pick up the phone. Of course I also have a screening process during the initial call, but I get far fewer radically under-qualified solicitations this way.
Getting the first display placed was the hardest part for me... Once I had the first one I used that as a building point when pitching to the next location "I just placed a 1 month exhibit at XYZ Restaurant across town and they've been raving about it ever since." A surprisingly large number of establishments would love to have your work up... for a while. When I approach businesses I will often 'trade' a portrait session for the owner in exchange for one month of putting a few pictures in his/her entryway... These 'foot in the door' deals often lead to longer engagements for me because I rotate the work around so it's not always the same pictures for months on end, and because the work lends to the atmosphere. Getting into public spaces is even easier... Most locations have offices of public affairs, public relations departments, etc. They are often just itching to have works to show off...
Now in terms of who to approach, my strategy is to place it in upscale locations around town... Chamber of Commerce, City Hall, High end restaurants, hospitals (this was a huge find for me... You wouldn't believe how many doctors I have coming through my door because I set up displays in all 4 of my cities hospitals...), doctor's offices, libraries in 'upscale' neighborhoods... In fact, just about anything in upscale neighborhoods works. Again, this is a 'screening' action... I want as many people as possible who pick up the phone to be able to afford what I sell, and I want them to already be predisposed to purchase what I'm selling (because the last thing I want to do is sell 5x7s).
I can tell you that far and away this generates more business for me than anything else I do in the retail space... And at most it costs me a handful of portrait sessions given away to business owners every year. If I had to give up every form of marketing and advertising that I do except one, this would be the one I'd hold onto (yes, even above the internet).
Anyway, that's the 'nutshell' of my exhibit marketing strategy.
I would totally agree with Rowland Shaw (above), but I would also add to check out markets and the like also. For example, every month is an arts & craft markets in my town, and it makes a good 'springboard' as it lets you get a feel for setting up for an exhibition. Essentially, it is all identical but on a smaller and slightly more informal scale. A market stall is more about experience.
After starting there, I would then look into any small exhibiton space. Do you have a TAFE, university or arts colledge nearby? They often have small exhibition spaces that they use for their students' end-of-year works, but are often hired out. It's also often far cheaper than a specialised space.
Once you have tried both of those, by all means, jump into a full space! Bring a portfolio (actually, you probably should have for the TAFE/Uni etc. above, too) and let them know what you are capable of bringing to show. They want something that will send crowd away in a good mood talking good things both about you and their space. This is the important(ish) thing. Your exhibition will be a representation of their space. Don't do something controversial in a nun covenant's art exhibition hall. (If you were thinking of that :P)
Rowland has some great points about things to consider before going into a potential venue, I just want to add another one to consider that I think a lot of people forget about: local furniture stores. Quite often they have large wall spaces in demo rooms setup with couches, chairs, tables, etc trying to make a faux living room or dinning room etc. Quite often they will have some tacky over priced bulk corporate "art" they bought site unseen from a catalog. They might well be very willing to either take some of your pieces on consignment, or just buy some prints outright for resale.


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Silverlight TV 45: Building a Bing Web and Image Search App for Windows Phone 7 Using Blend and Silverlight
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Want to build a Bing web and image search using Silverlight for Windows Phone 7? Kirupa Chinnathambi of the Expression team shows you just how to do that in this week's episode. Kirupa covers a lot of topics as he builds the app, including how to:
And Kirupa does all of this through Expression Blend!
Note: The WrapPanel used in this episode was from the Silverlight 3 Toolkit. Today the Silverlight for Windows Phone Toolkit was released, which includes the WrapPanel. Check out what other controls are in the toolkit in John's post.
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Are you developing with Windows Phone 7? You can pre-order Learning Windows Phone Programming by Jaime Rodriguez, Yochay Kiriaty, and John Papa! Or check out the book's website.
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Hey Now John,
Great Vid & Nice Shades!
Thx 4 the info,
The sample does not compile in the WP7 dev tools RTM using the latest version of the silverlight toolkit for windows phone.
Bad reference and then complains about the WrapPanel not being a recognised XML attribute.
Great tutorial - thanks
@Simon (Darkside) Jackson: You need to have the Silverilght 3 Toolkit installed because the video was recorded before we had the Silverlight Toolkit for Windows Phone out. I'll send John an updated link with a revised version of the sample shortly :P
I've installed the "Silverlight for Windows Phone Toolkit" at http://silverlight.codeplex.com/ then replace the reference to "Microsoft.Phone.Controls.Toolkit". And changed the following in MainPage.xaml: xmlns:controlsToolkit="clr-namespace:Microsoft.Phone.Controls;assembly=Microsoft.Phone.Controls.Toolkit"It is working fine.
@Dale: How did you get this this to work? I sit for hours trying to figure it out( mind you I have not programming experience). I finally got the app to load, but now when I do a search the app crashes. What am I doing wrong?
Dwayne - the reason might be that you never specified your own Bing API Developer ID on Line 42 in MainPage.xaml.cs.
You can get your own ID for free from here: http://www.bing.com/developers/createapp.aspx
Kirupa =)
Btw - here is the link to the source that works with the Windows Phone Toolkit itself: http://www.kirupa.com/windowsphone/source/Silverlight TV - WP7 Demo Source.zip
@kirupa: Thanks. The link worked and I have a Bing AppID.
I added the refrence and give my bing AppID but i got this error when i run the code and click go (for search):
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Loss, Grief, and Bereavement (cont.)
Roxanne Dryden-Edwards, MD
Dr. Roxanne Dryden-Edwards is an adult, child, and adolescent psychiatrist. She is a former Chair of the Committee on Developmental Disabilities for the American Psychiatric Association, Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland, and Medical Director of the National Center for Children and Families in Bethesda, Maryland.
Melissa Conrad Stöppler, MD
Melissa Conrad Stöppler, MD, is a U.S. board-certified Anatomic Pathologist with subspecialty training in the fields of Experimental and Molecular Pathology. Dr. Stöppler's educational background includes a BA with Highest Distinction from the University of Virginia and an MD from the University of North Carolina. She completed residency training in Anatomic Pathology at Georgetown University followed by subspecialty fellowship training in molecular diagnostics and experimental pathology.
In this Article
- Grief: Loss of a loved one facts
- What is grief?
- What is mourning?
- What are the effects of losing a loved one?
- What are the causes and risk factors of prolonged grief?
- What are the signs, symptoms, and stages of grief?
- How is grief assessed?
- How can people cope with grief?
- What are the legal issues associated with dying and death?
- Where can people get help?
- Grief, Bereavement, and Mourning FAQs
- Find a local Psychiatrist in your town
What is mourning?
As opposed to grief, which refers to how someone may feel the loss of a loved one, mourning is the outward expression of that loss. Mourning usually involves culturally determined rituals that help the bereaved individuals make sense of the end of their loved one's life and give structure to what can feel like a very confusing time. Therefore, while the internal pain of grief is a more universal phenomenon, how people mourn is influenced by their personal, familial, cultural, religious, and societal beliefs and customs. Everything from how families prepare themselves and their loved ones for death, and understand and react to the passing to the practices for preserving memories of the deceased, their funeral or memorial, burial, cremation, or other ways of handling the remains of the deceased is influenced by internal and external factors.
The length of time for a formal mourning period and sometimes the amount of bereavement leave people are allowed to take from work is determined by a combination of personal, familial, cultural, religious, and societal factors. Mourning customs also affect how bereaved individuals may feel comfortable seeking support from others as well as the appropriate ways for their friends and family to express sympathy during this time. For example, cultures may differ greatly in how much or how little the aggrieved individual may talk about their loss with friends, family members, and coworkers and may determine whether or not participating in a bereavement support group or psychotherapy is acceptable.
What are the effects of losing a loved one?
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I can edit firmware, how can I make my firmware rooted?
I tried changing all ro in init.rc to rw, but my after boot they are mounted in ro. I guess problem is there. Also I cant remount in adb. It says no errors but dont do the job. So all one-click root apps cat root, because they cant remount. How can I root or make partitions rw?


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I have just setup Passenger with Nginx and it seems to install fine but when I run it I try to start it by:
passenger start -e production
I get:
=============== Phusion Passenger Standalone web server started ===============
PID file: /root/rails_apps/myapp/tmp/pids/passenger.3000.pid
Log file: /root/rails_apps/myapp/log/passenger.3000.log
Environment: production
Accessible via: http://0.0.0.0:3000/
You can stop Phusion Passenger Standalone by pressing Ctrl-C.
2011/04/18 07:17:27 [error] 9125#0: *4 "/root/rails_apps/myapp/public/index.html" is forbidden (13: Permission denied), client: 127.0.0.1, server: _, request: "HEAD / HTTP/1.1", host: "0.0.0.0"
and I get "Unable to connect" when I try to access my site in the browser.
Here is configuration in nginx.conf
server {
listen 80;
server_name myapp.com;
root /root/rails_apps/myapp/public; # <--- be sure to point to 'public'!
passenger_enabled on;
any ideas?


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SAN ANTONIO (March 28, 2013) – Goaltender Brian Foster made 39 saves in his first start of the season for the Rampage to backstop San Antonio (28-29-1-6) to a 4-1 victory over the Midwest division-leading Grand Rapids Griffins (37-22-3-3) on Thursday night in front of 5,290 fans at the AT&T Center.
The victory marked Rampage head coach Chuck Weber's 100th career American Hockey League win and snapped a four game skid for the Silver and Black. San Antonio earned the series victory over the Griffins on the year (3-1-0-0) and own a perfect 7-0-0-0 record against Midwest Division foes at AT&T Center this season.
Rampage forward Jon Rheault tallied two goals in the game, while forward Wade Megan lit the lamp in his first professional game after signing an amateur tryout contract with the team this week. Jed Ortmeyer (one goal, one assist) and Zach Hamill (two assists) also registered a pair of points on the night.
Foster made his first start for the Rampage since Nov. 23, 2011, and held the Western Conference's top offense to only one goal and also turned aside a penalty shot in the third period. Entering the contest, Grand Rapids averaged 3.22 goals per game.
Megan opened the scoring on his first professional shot after signing an amateur tryout contract on Thursday. The former Boston University captain received a pass at full speed in the slot from Zach Hamill and fired the shot into the back of the net at 9:13.
The Griffins had a 5-on-3 power play for 1:40 late in the first period. The Rampage were able to kill the penalties, though, much to the thanks of rookie defenseman John Lee, who made a great defensive play to get behind Foster and make a save in the crease while the Rampage were down two men.
Ortmeyer extended the Rampage lead to 2-0 with his sixth goal of the season at 1:50 of the middle frame. Lee got things started when he fired a shot from the top of the right circle. The rebound went all the way to defenseman Zach Miskovic, who followed suit with a blast from the point. The rebound again came to the Rampage and Ortmeyer ripped a one-timer from the left faceoff circle.
Grand Rapids made it a one-goal game when former Rampage captain Jeff Hoggan snipped a shot off the crossbar past Foster from the top of the right circle at 4:09 of the second period.
Forward Jon Rheault gave the Rampage their 11th power play goal in their last 16 games at 10:15 of the second period when he tipped in a shot from the point. Rookie defenseman George Hughes, who signed an ATO this week from St. Lawrence University where he led the nation in assists (38), collected his first professional helper on the goal. Hamill also picked up his second assist of the night on the tally.
Foster denied Mitch Callahan on a penalty shot at 9:24 of the third period. Callahan was issued the penalty shot after being hooked by a Rampage defenseman when he walked in on Foster.
Foster stoned Callahan once again with 7:35 remaining in the game after Callahan sprung a breakaway and tried to beat the Rampage netminder low. Foster held strong down the stretch of the game, turning aside all 17 shots he faced in the third period.
Rheault added an insurance goal with the empty net at 19:30 of the third period. Rheault and Hamill both had two-point nights and are tied atop the Rampage leaderboard with 40 points each.
San Antonio was outshot 40-16 in the game, but went 1-for-2 on the power play, while Grand Rapids was 0-for-4 with the man advantage.
The Rampage hit the road for their final trip outside the state of Texas for a two-game set at Charlotte on Friday and Saturday. Puck drop for both games is 6 p.m. Tickets for all remaining Rampage home games start at $10 and can be purchased at the AT&T Center Southeast Box Office, by calling a Rampage representative at 210-444-5554 or online at sarampage.com


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I was reading this when I came across Gourevitch's conjecture.
My understanding is that solutions to these series are of practical interest. If one encounters such a series, being able to solve it exactly is more practical than having to solve it numerically.
But, not being a mathematician, I simply can't imagine what the theoretical implications of proving such conjectures are.
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It should have been called the AeroFork.
Whoever decided that bikes should be carried on your roof was a genius. We appreciate the fact that what was originally just a waste of space is turned into the very most important part of the car with a simple, clamp-on apparatus. You could make arguments that other parts of the car, like the engine, are more important, but engines don't carry bikes. It isn't a perfect system, however. Roof racks are noisy and they sap your fuel. Well, most of them. The RockyMounts Pitchfork Bike Mount's aerodynamic shape minimizes these negative effects to save you money on fuel and allow you to open the sunroof without going deaf.
doesn't make crossbars. Because of that, the Pitchfork is designed to
work with both Yakima's round bars and Thule's square bars. The
Pitchfork is also compatible with road and mountain bikes, as long as
they have a standard QR fork. The 45 inch tubular tray will accommodate
almost any bike. RockyMounts makes a special model for folks with
recumbents and XtraCycles.
The simple quick-release feature makes it easy to load and unload your bike, so you won't be stuck struggling with the rack, dropping your bike, denting your car, smashing your finger, and generally flailing with your bike. The quick-release is lock compatible (lock cores are sold separately) so your bike won't disappear when you duck into a restaurant for a post-ride snack.
The RockyMounts Pitchfork Bike Mount comes in Black, Silver, Red, Yellow, Green, Blue, Pink, White, and Orange.
- Aerodynamic shaping
- Compatible with Yakima and Thule bars
- Fits standard road and mountain quick-release forks
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Pitch Fork not just for hay anymore.
Installs easy on Yakima bars. Easier than similar Yakima trays. The rear strap is easy to move fore and aft on the cradle for different sized bikes. I use a Yakima Universal locking pin (it fits!) so I can continue to use the SKS core key I have for my other rack features.
The Bees Knees
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I decided to get this rack because it fit Yakima round bars that I already had. Installation was super easy and the entire unit is very simple. The best part is how secure it hold a bike for such a simple rack. I know there are all sorts of fancy racks with arms, and clamps, and cables, and hitch attachments, etc. But for the price and security of this rack, you can't beat it! I might just buy another one.
Sleek and functional bike rack
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I bought a blue Pitchfork rack to install on some Yakima round bars, and it has been great so far for short and long highway trip duty with both a road bike and XC mtn bike. The rack was an easy under-10-minute install and feels solid despite the super-sleek dish (more confidence-inspiring than deeper-dish fork mount racks I've owned in the past from the bigger rack makers). The beefiest part of the system is the fork clamp, which cleverly looks and operates like a screwdriver for adjustment then folds 90-degrees to lever the clamp firmly closed. 100% satisfied thus far.
nice quality
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I have the thule for the hitch and one of these on top of an FJ. Works well and the quality is better than the thule.
are oval shaped bar adapters available?...
are oval shaped bar adapters available? for factory bars on ford 04 escape...
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Great product, fast delivery! 100% satisfied
Good for holding your bikes on your car
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I bought these on account of I have both Thule and Yakima racks (don't ask me why) and I like that they work with both. I strapped 'em to my Crossroads, put my bike up there and drove all the way to St. George. When I got there, the bike was still on my car. 5 stars for that.
I will say they don't do me much good when the Ogres come out, and it took me forever to move a pile of hay with 'em, but for bikes they are money.
Slick Rack
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I have two of the Euro version of the Pitchfork mounted to my Thule Aero crossbars. It's about as quiet as a rack can get and still clamps down on bikes like a gator.
The tray on this mount is minimal. It doesn't have much of a side to it, but it doesn't need it. Rocky Mounts used as much aluminum as they had to to hold a bike securely and didn't use an ounce more. It makes for a lightweight and very aero mount.
The skewer is, in my opinion, the best in the business. It has a phenomenal mechanism built into it that provides a ton of clamping force without requiring too much effort to close. The skewer is also easy to adjust for different forks.
I also like the rear strap. I thought it would be difficult to tighten without any ratchet mechanism, but I've discovered that ratcheting is unnecessary. It is a tight squeeze with the 2.4 Ardents on my single-speed mtn bike, but they fit. Smaller tires don't have a fit issue.
Two things could use improvement. The Pitchfork requires two locks: one in the skewer to lock the bike and one in the housing to lock the Pitchfork to the crossbar. Yakima and Thule get it done with one. Also, if you slot-mount the rear, the bracket provides a bit of play in the assembly which can cause some annoying rattling. A bit of rubber fixed this.
Overall, a damn fine looking bike mount that performs well. I recommend it. Get two if you want to drive yourself and a buddy to the trail. Get one if you'd rather he drive himself.


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Along with the flu, many people are experiencing some of the season's worst allergies.
Some are saying it's due to the unseasonably warm weather and mother nature, but a local pharmacist says it may be staying inside that's making some people sick.
"There's a lot of allergens in our homes. If you change your heating and cooling filters... We turn our heat on and it's been sitting still for six months. It's going to blow everything out into the air that's been in that duct," said Hines Pharmacy Pharmacist Beth Murley.
Hines says when it comes to the medicines you can take to help with allergies, over the counter antihistamines will help dry up runny noses.
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Suzhou Han Chemical Engineering has two specialty Class A design licenses in China's chemical, petrochemical and pharmaceutical industry, which allow the firm to provide engineering design, procurement and project management services for all chemical and petrochemical projects in China.
Jacobs Engineering Group has signed an option agreement with
China-based Suzhou Hans Chemical Engineering (SHCE) in
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SHCE has two specialty Class A design licenses in
Chinas chemical, petrochemical and pharmaceutical
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investing in China.
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Yes, it's buggy for now :p
We're testing the new World Map feature.. kind of a trial by fire, but we're getting a bunch of feedback already on what new features to add, bugs, and other balance suggestions. Post here with issues you'd like improved. For now, you can click on the Trophy button (upper right) to get the same old battle list, so you can bypass the World Map if there are any bugs that are killing it.
There is also another issue with Defending, which we're working on as a top priority and will get a fix out ASAP.


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Hypothetically speaking imagine that there exists a coworker that has a very shallow understanding of computing. To avoid stereotyping lets give this coworker the gender neutral name Chris.
Now Chris' diagnostic ability is low and can't figure out the correct IP addresses to set his/her virtual machines to. Chris also fails to merge code properly and overwrites a commit I made fixing something, thereby re-introducing a bug. I let this slide, refix the bug and do not make a sound about it to management.
Given a task Chris either 1) complains that there isn't sufficient information resulting in 2) you provide Chris with inordinately detailed instructions to satisfy 1). The more detail you provide in a list of steps to carry out, the more chance of an error being present in your instructions. Chris gets these instructions, tries to execute them, fails and it becomes your fault because your instructions aren't good enough. How do you deal with this?


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The Montevideo swimming and diving team was edged 97-89 by their arch-rivals, Melrose/Sauk Centre last Thursday at Melrose.
The meet was closely contested throughout, with Melroes/Sauk Centre winning seven of the 12 events to overcome an early Montevideo lead.
Jack Spaeth won the 200 IM and 100 backstroke for Montevideo. Donovan Albers won the diving competition and Tyler Gort took the 100 breaststroke.
The T-Hawks got off to a quick start, with Collin Christians, Gort, Daylen Mitlyng and Adam Peters winning the 200 medley relay.
The T-Hawks will have a road meet against Dassel-Cokato/Litchfield today (Thursday).
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I have an 01 nissan sentra which had been running hot. If i start the car in the morning and turn temp control to hot and fan on and let the car warm up, i will have no heat and the car runs hot. Just starting up and going in the morning i will have heat but when idling at a signal the air turns cool and the car begins to run hot again. I recently had a power flush and thermosat changed about 45 days ago when these problems started. Car ran fine until last week when these issues started again. Mechanic said water pump was fine but maybe it was on its last legs. My main machanic wants to replace my radiator which he will do tomorrow. Any other suggestions before that would be appreciated.
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Hopefully your mechanic would pressure test the water pump before replacing it to determine if it's really bad.
Having no heat is usually a symptom of a stuck open thermostat, but if that was the case, your temp gauge would not indicate hot...maybe a clogged heater core? Did your heater core get flushed? That wouldn't explain the temp gauge reading hot, though.
Any coolant leaks that are maybe coming from the pump? Is the coolant level at the correct level? Do you have the right mix of water and antifreeze? Was the correct thermostat installed? You might have air trapped in the system. Did anybody bleed the coolant system after the flush to get rid of any trapped air?
I don't understand why your mechanic suspects the radiator, did he explain his reasoning?
If you find the line going into your heater core under the hood, you can feel if it's hot after the engine has warmed up. If it is, but you don't have any heat, maybe the vent flaps under the dash have some kind of intermittent problem? Can you hear them actuating as you change the climate control settings (from heat to vent, floor to dash, vary the temperature)? There might also be a vacuum or electrically activated valve on your heater lines that could be malfunctioning. No coolant flow in the core would explain the lack of heat.
I'd make sure the system was bled and maybe bleed it again. If your temp is still running hot at that point I would think the water pump would start to become a suspect. The heater problem may or may not be the same problem. Check for a valve on the heater hoses.
By now, you've probably got it back from the shop. Any updates?
I used to have a car that would disengage the AC compressor when the engine RPM was low. This caused the AC to work fine when riding down the road, but the air would almost immediately get warm whenever I was idling in traffic.
This sounds similar to what you are experiencing, so I'm thinking your Sentra may be using the AC compressor for the heater. This will generally happen if you have the HEAT set to Defrost, but not if you have it to Floor. Newer, high end cars seem to use the AC compressor anytime the fan is turned on. (This seems wasteful to me, but I guess you buy a luxury car you expect plush all the time.)
If this is the case (your HEAT is set to Defrost or Vent that is using the AC compressor), then you have a 2 fold issue:
Just things to check.
I don't really think it would be the radiator, unless it has been patched before and has several dead circuits in it.


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Where, or from which monsters, do unique/rare plans for rare/legendary/set items and gem designs drop in Diablo 3?
Everywhere. From every monster of an appropriate level for the pattern in question.
Aside from the components for the Staff of Herding, the Infernal Machine plan and keys and a handful of named Magic Items which are essentially easter eggs, there are no specific drop tables tied to any specific mob or location in Diablo 3. Everything is completely random (modified by Magic Find/Nephalem Valor as appropriate).
After reading through the D3 forums it seems that they are just as rare as legendary items, some people claim to have gotten them in the later acts of hell, most say they've found them in inferno, one person claimed to have gotten one for a level 21 bow in Act IV normal. So my best guess would be the later acts might have better drop rates, also MF supposedly helps in finding them as well.
source: http://eu.battle.net/d3/en/forum/topic/4209931636?page=2
If you make inferno butcher runs, you will start piling up quite a few plans. I have found at least two of each of the following exalted plans: sovereign mail, sovereign helm, pallium and dread shield. Each of these are mediocre quality rare plans which sell for about 5k each on the auction house, so it's not like you get all happy about finding them (except when I found the first one and thought it was awesome). If you want to find any of the good plans I'd bet you have to search in inferno act 3/4. If you just want easy plans, grinding butcher runs for some hours is probably the way to go.
I've found exalted plans in act I inferno but only for the cheap items palliums etc mostly in the bonus dungeons.
The best place to farm for recipes is Inferno Act 4, in the area before you fight Diablo, where lava is flowing.


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The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz chaired the Cabinet's session in Riyadh today where he briefed the Cabinet on his latest consultations with world leaders and last week's Arab Economic, Developmental and Social Summit which was held in Kuwait under the theme "Summit of Solidarity with the Palestinian people."
King Abdullah briefed the cabinet on his telephone conversations with U.S. President Barack Obama and U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. During the conversations, the King stressed the injustice of Israel's collective punishment of the Palestinians people in disregard of humanitarian values and international resolutions.
The Cabinet called for a comprehensive investigation into Israel's crimes in Gaza. The ministers emphasized that Israel had a chance for peace through the Arab Peace Initiative put forward at the Beirut Summit in 2002. The Cabinet reemphasized King Abdullah statement in Kuwait that the "initiative which is on the table today will not remain on the table forever."
The Cabinet approved an agreement between Saudi Arabia and China, signed in Jeddah on June 11, 2008, for enhancing cooperation in the field of infrastructure building; approved the regulation of the Agricultural Development Fund and authorized the Minister of Agriculture, or his deputy, to sign a draft cooperation agreement between the Saudi Ministry of Agriculture and the Tunisian Ministry of Agriculture and Water Resources. The Cabinet also renewed memberships and made new appointments to the Board of Directors of the Grain Silos and Flour Mills Organization.
The Cabinet approved the appointments of Abdulkarim Al-Aidan as Case Affairs Adviser at the Riyadh Region Governorate, Saad Al-Saidan as Tax Advisor at the Department of Zakat and Income Tax (DZIT), Dr. Saad Al-Faheed as Assistant Undersecretary for Planning and Development at the Ministry of Education, and Abdulkarim Al-Hugail as Director General of Girls Education in Riyadh Province at the Ministry of Education.


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text: From what I understand, The Walking Dead is a pretty good show and is actually quite popular. I've heard a lot of good things about it, though I have yet to be able to actually sit down and watch it. That isn't going to stop me from finishing a request though and here it is. As requested, here is chibi Daryl Dixon. So hang around and take a look, and don't sue me if it isn't perfect.