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Free From The Need of Approval by K-LOVE Radio
A Prayer about the "Approval Suck" in All of Us
We speak as those approved by God to be entrusted with the gospel. We are not trying to please people but God, who tests our hearts. You know we never used flattery, nor did we put on a mask to cover up greed—God is our witness. We were not looking for praise from people, not from you or anyone else. 1 Thess. 2:4–6
Lord Jesus, I don't know of a more persistent struggle in life than the issue of how we think about the approval or disapproval of people. You made us for intimate, rich relationships—beginning with you, and then with one another. But sin has infiltrated and broken, diseased and reoriented our relational bearings. It's encouraging and convicting to see how Paul named and dealt with this issue in this letter to his friends.
As I look at my relational brokenness and sin, I can see how "people pleasing" plays out in two directions. On one hand, there are people to whom I attach my umbilical cord (metaphorically speaking) hoping they can give me life and fill me up—which, of course, no person can. On the other hand, there are people whose umbilical cords I grab and plug into me, assuming the role of life giver—which is equally impossible and glaringly arrogant. I grieve both of these patterns.
It's wrong—it's idolatrous to give anybody the power to make us through their affirmation, or destroy us by their rejection. We'll never know, love and serve people in healthy ways if our need for affirmation, or fear of rejection, is at the core of our relationships.
Since, like Paul, you've "entrusted the gospel" to us, we take these matters very seriously. Because the gospel is true, we can freely confess the depths of our brokenness and helplessness. Because the gospel is powerful, we have great hope for change.
Jesus, by your great and sufficient grace, shrink and disable our inner "approval suck." By the power of the Holy Spirit, grant us greater assurance that, in you, we already have God's full acceptance and everlasting approval. By the power of the Holy Spirit, grant us greater freedom from living as posers, pretenders, and performers. By the power of the Holy Spirit, grant us greater joy in loving and serving others—even as you love and serve us. So very Amen we pray, in the beauty and bounty of your name.
Scotty Smith
Pastor for Preaching
Christ Community Church
Have a CONVERSATION not a CONFRONTATION
Have the conversation one on one.
Express concern giving specific examples of behaviors you have personally .witnessed which led to your concern.
Even if more people are concerned keep to your own observations.
If many people are concerned have sequential one on one conversations.
Your Friend does not need to "Admit" to having an eating disorder.
Leave behind resources from local treatment professionals or facilities.
Refer to an ED Specialist, physician and registered dietitian.
Talk in a loving and supportive way.
Listen with a nonjudgmental ear.
Tell the person you are concerned, you care, and you would like to help.
Your Friend may deny that s/he has a problem. If s/he refuses to get help, tell someone else about your concerns.
Hang in there! It won't be easy.
Don't gossip about him/her to others.
Don't try to solve his/her problems or help with the eating disorder on your own.
Don't talk about weight, food, calories, or appearance. Concern about weight loss may be interpreted as a compliment, & comments about weight gain may be seen as criticism.
Don't expect to be the perfect friend - Reach out for support when you need it.
Don't try to force or encourage your friend to eat.
Don't expect your friend to be "cured" after treatment. Recovery can be a long process.
Don't keep this a secret for your friend. Remember, his/her life may be in danger.
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Soldiers from Fort Campbell are returning home to the installation on the Tennessee-Kentucky state line Friday after a nine-month long deployment to Afghanistan.
The soldiers are from the 887th Engineer Support Company, 326th Engineer Battalion, 101st Sustainment Brigade, 101st Airborne Division.
The unit was based at Forward Operating Base Sharana and is comprised of heavy equipment operators. The company provided direct support to the 172nd Infantry Brigade.
A welcome home ceremony will take place for their return at the Personnel Processing Center.

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Police investigate Kensington Drive shooting
Waukesha police are investigating a shooting that occurred on the 2100 block of Kensington Drive at 4 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 5.
According to a news release, witnesses reported that the suspect shot at a vehicle occupied by two adult victims and is believed to have fled on foot.
The victims were uninjured and fled the scene, but were later located by police.
According to the dispatch log, police called in an armored truck and K9 unit to search a nearby apartment complex, but the suspect was not located.
Preliminary reports indicate the shooter and victims knew each other, the release states.» Read Full Article
Court of Appeals: Slender Man stabbing defendants stay in adult court
Two Waukesha girls who were 12 when prosecutors say they tried to kill their sixth-grade classmate are properly charged as adults, the Court of Appeals ruled Wednesday.
The decision affirmed a trial judge's ruling last year that Morgan Geyser and Anissa Weier had failed to show, "by a preponderance of evidence," that they should be transferred from adult court to juvenile court.
That decision, according to the appeals court, was within the judge's discretion.
"We will not overturn a circuit court's discretionary determination if the record reflects that discretion was exercised; instead, we will seek out reasons to sustain the decision."
Angie Geyser said she was disappointed and noted the opinion misstates that her daughter, diagnosed with early onset schizophrenia, refuses medication. Morgan Geyser started medication after her civil commitment to a state mental hospital about seven months ago.» Read Full Article
Power outage temporarily closes Waukesha County Courthouse, administrative buildings
Proceedings inside the Waukesha County Courthouse, 515 W. Moreland Blvd, were temporarily suspended this morning due to a power outage in the surrounding area.
Staff there said the courthouse and administrative buildings would be closed to the public until Wednesday afternoon, July 27. A news release said those buildings would reopen around 11:30 a.m. and that court calendars would resume at 1:30 p.m.
It was not immediately clear what caused the outage, however lights were on inside the courthouse and administrative buildings when a reporter stopped by around 11:15 a.m.
A post on the courthouse's Facebook page said jail visitation is also on hold until power is restored, but county staff remains available to take public phone calls.
The Juvenile Center has power and remains open, according to the post. Juvenile visitation, court hours or other business at the center were not affected.
Assembly District 83 candidates agree on taxes, differ on opiate issue
Wisconsin's State Assembly District 83 will have a new face representing it in Madison this election cycle.
Incumbent David Craig (R-Vernon) chose not to run this year for seat, so the position is up for grabs, with four Republican candidates — Karen Schuh of Mukwonago, Steve Whittow and Chuck Wichgers of Muskego and Jordan Karweik of Waterford — squaring off in the Aug. 9 partisan primary to narrow the race ahead of the Nov. 8 general election.
All the candidates, except Karweik, responded to MyCommunityNow's brief questionnaire about their agendas moving forward. Karweik did not return numerous phone and email messages seeking comment.
1. What, in your opinion, is the biggest issue facing the district, and how do you propose to solve it?
Karen Schuh: The issues in my district vary depending on where they live, and if I had to pick one prevailing issue it would have to be lowering their taxes. I would work tirelessly to find ways to reduce taxes and work with other legislators to achieve a lower tax rate for property and business owners.» Read Full Article
Waukesha planning staff mulling another downtown apartment project
Is one more apartment complex what downtown Waukesha needs?
That might be among the questions being pondered by city staff as they review a proposed apartment project just west of the corner of Main and Barstow streets.
The project, dubbed Clearpoint, calls for a five-story, 64-unit apartment building to be built between Main Street Plaza and the former Panos building on a currently vacant lot that was once the site of Walgreens.
Sterling Investments, a Brookfield-based development company, has proposed the roughly 110,000-square-foot project, according to Waukesha planning staff.
The building would have 56 one-bedroom units and eight two-bedroom units, and consists of residential units on top of a concrete podium with two levels of indoor parking. The parking — 98 covered spaces and four surface spaces — would be situated in the lower level and on the first floor, with residences on the second through fifth floors, according to planning documents.» Read Full Article
GOP vice presidential candidate Mike Pence to hold rally at Waukesha County Expo Center
Despite, or perhaps because of, a loss for Donald Trump — the Republican presidential candidate — here in the April presidential primary, Trump's pick for vice president, Mike Pence, will be making his first solo stop on their campaign trail in Waukesha.
The Republican Party of Waukesha County confirmed Pence's appearance Tuesday afternoon, July 26 in an event post on its website.
Pence is scheduled to appear at a rally around 7 p.m. Wednesday, July 27 at the Waukesha County Expo Center, 1000 Northview Road.
Trump, who in Wisconsin lost to Sen. Ted Cruz by a 13-point margin in the spring primary, named Pence as the other half of the GOP ticket in the November presidential election at the Republican National Convention last week.
Wisconsin is considered a battleground state in elections — which means that candidates will frequently make stops here during their campaigns in an effort to sway voters — and Waukesha County is a Republican stronghold.» Read Full Article
Waukesha man accused of spitting on, trying to bite police officers
A surprise nap in a food court bathroom at an area mall for one Waukesha man morphed into an encounter with police and, eventually, criminal charges after the man allegedly spit on and tried to bite two police officers.
The man, Aaron Davis, 33, was charged Monday, July 25, in Waukesha County Circuit Court with throwing or discharging bodily fluids at a public safety worker, misdemeanor disorderly conduct and resisting an officer — all as repeat offenses.
According to a criminal complaint, emergency personnel were called to Brookfield Square, 95 N. Moorland Road, last Friday, July 22, after someone found Davis passed out in one of the food court bathrooms on the west side of the mall.
Brookfield police reportedly believed Davis had been drinking — he smelled like booze and was slurring his words, the complaint said — when they spoke to him and arranged for someone to come pick him up and take him home.
However, when that man arrived, officers discovered he had an active warrant for his arrest and told Davis to wait while they sorted out the issue.» Read Full Article
Waukesha panel OKs La Casa de Esperanza's charter school expansion
Anselmo Villarreal's vision for the future of La Casa de Esperanza is coming alive.
The Waukesha Plan Commission recently approved the final site and architectural plans for a charter school expansion at La Casa, 410 Arcadian Ave., that will add 43,452 square feet to the organization's current site.
The plans call for a three-story addition to the existing building to accommodate the growing charter school, which opened last fall with 88 students for 4- and 5-year-old kindergarten classes.
Construction of the addition, which is anticipated to be open by September 2017, is the first in a three-phase $8 million capital campaign to build a state-of-the-art school, said Villarreal, La Casa's chief operating officer.
Commissioners granted unanimous approval to the charter school design plans, and two other procedural items — a street vacation and a certified survey map — for La Casa.» Read Full Article
New Latin American restaurant Arepanitas opens near downtown Waukesha
Francisco Mohamed wanted to bring a little Latin American flavor to the Waukesha food scene, and he's done exactly that.
Mohamed, who's from Venezuela, opened his new "Latin fusion" restaurant, Arepanitas, 136 E. St. Paul Ave., on July 14. So far, business has been promising — with some room for improvement, he said.
"Thank God, so far so good," he said, and added that he wanted to continue to get the word out about his small takeout restaurant.
"We need to be in the mind of the people," he explained.
According to its website, the restaurant is open from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Mondays through Saturdays.» Read Full Article
Complaint: Waukesha woman, drunk, grabbed gun following phone dispute
Don't bring a gun to a cellphone fight might be the lesson learned by one Waukesha woman who's facing criminal charges for allegedly doing just that.
Betty Dyer, 51, was charged Monday, July 18, in Waukesha County Circuit Court with disorderly conduct (use of a dangerous weapon) and possession of a firearm while intoxicated, both misdemeanors. Online court records show she's free on a $2,000 signature bond.
According to a criminal complaint, Dyer grabbed a gun and pounded on one of her neighbor's doors July 16 in the 2100 block of Kensington Drive, demanding to be let in, after the neighbor accidentally damaged Dyer's phone when tossing it to another person.
Dyer reportedly asked the neighbor, a man, to remove his phone number from her device and the man tried to toss the phone to the third neighbor who said she knew how to remove the number. The toss was short and the phone's screen cracked when it hit the ground, according to the complaint.
After the screen broke, Dyer reportedly grabbed her Bersa Thunder .380-caliber handgun and marched over to the man's apartment, insisting he open the door, the complaint said. At one point, according to the complaint, she identified herself as a Waukesha police officer in an attempt to get inside the man's home.» Read Full Article
Waukesha police report: July 28, 2016 issue
1An anonymous caller reported cars were ignoring construction and road closure signs near Delafield Street and Bidwell Avenue around 10 p.m. July 15. According to a police report, one car drove up onto some grass along Bidwell and hit a recycling bin.
2A woman suffered an anxiety attack after allegedly drinking too much "gas monkey tequila" around 11:22 p.m. July 15 at a home in the 1000 block of Aurora Street. The woman was rolling around on the floor, coughing and crying, a police report said, and was eventually taken to the hospital.
3Police arrested an intoxicated man who was urinating in the street and various residents' yards around 4:40 a.m. July 16 near Arcadian and Perkins avenues. According to a police report, the man also got into a physical argument with his female companion, who reported the incident.
4Part of a cylinder of compressed gas, launched accidentally and unintentionally from Waukesha Iron and Metal, blew a hole through the ceiling of the nearby Mander Collision and Glass building, 1604 Manhattan Drive, around 1:10 p.m. July 16. A police report said no one was injured at Mander. The other part of the cylinder landed in a resident's yard about a half mile away.
5Police picked up a bag of needles around 4:09 p.m. July 16 from a resident in the 1500 block of Mohawk Lane who said another man had stashed them in the caller's backyard while the man was fleeing from police about a week earlier.» Read Full Article
Crest owner brings Irish flavor to new venture in downtown Waukesha
Opened in May and dedicated to providing a unique experience, The Crest Pub & Grill in Downtown Waukesha showcases its owner's deep experience in Irish fare and desire to establish roots in a new community.
Building on experience
Owner Bruce Russell developed his restaurant chops in various environments, but is most comfortable with casual, lively venues. After establishing two Menomonee Falls-based restaurants, A.J. O'Brady's Irish Pub & Grill and The Mill, he looked at several other locations before deciding that Waukesha was the perfect next step.
"We looked at various locations over a two-year period," Russell said of the former restaurant space. "We kept coming back to this one. We liked what was going on in the city."
Appealing to various tastes» Read Full Article
2016 Waukesha County Fair coverage
The Waukesha County Fair, the oldest fair in Wisconsin, is in full swing on the grounds of the Waukesha County Expo Center.
And our interns McKenna Oxenden and Maddy Heim have been enjoying all aspects the fair brings.
From ranking the tastiest food items at the fair, to being there when the Fairest of the Fair was crowned, to having a good time watching the pig, duck and goat races, a new attraction at the fair. Take a look at their coverage of the fair as well as other staff members' photos and stories, which continues through Sunday, July 24.
Little Farmer's Sheep Rodeo, Lumberjack Show highlight day at the fair
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Video: Animal races, 4-H and a geese champion at the Waukesha County Fair
Woman shows off crafts at fair
By: Madeline Heim
Sheltered from the storm and sweltering heat inside the Waukesha County Fair Exhibit Hall on July 21, Ellen Smith, owner of One of a Kind Beadwoven Bracelets, kept a careful eye and a steady hand on her work.
Smith, who has been crafting since she was 9 years old, was weaving an intricate pattern on a small, traditional Native American loom. As she looped the threads and pointed out another piece of beadwork in her hair that was made by a friend, she described her extensive history with the craft.» Read Full Article
Unpaid fees could keep Waukesha students from graduation ceremonies
The Waukesha School District is changing its policy regarding fees for graduating high school seniors.
The new policy, which will take affect at the beginning of the school year, will deny students with outstanding fees from participating in graduation ceremonies.
But that doesn't mean students who owe can't graduate.
"The new policy doesn't prevent them from graduating high school. They get their diploma," Koch said. "What we're looking to do is to capture, where appropriate, the fees that should be paid to the district."
The old policy authorized principals to withhold diplomas from students with outstanding fees, which isn't appropriate, according to Assistant Superintendent of Student Services Joe Koch.» Read Full Article
Waukesha South open art studio gives students opportunity to create
The room was quiet except for the hum of the pottery wheel and the soft sound of brush strokes. Each student was deep in concentration, working on a painting, drawing or clay sculpture.
It's the kind of atmosphere you might expect in a professional art studio, except this particular venue has younger, aspiring artists in mind.
The open art studio at Waukesha South High School lets students spend as much time as they want in the classroom to work on art projects they want to pursue during the summer.
Running for four weeks during summer school, the studio is open from 7 a.m. to noon, with students showing up whenever they feel like, and leaving when they feel they are done.


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I know there are a lot of common misconceptions about megapixels and their actual utility, but does more megapixels mean I can zoom into a macro shot of say an insect and see more details compared to a lower megapixel shot?
Yes - if you took the same shot using the same lens on two cameras, one with 6 megapixels and one with 12, you would be able to crop the larger image, effectively zooming into the image.
There are a few things to bear in mind:
As general a rule as there can be, more megapixels is good as long as you're not light limited. Smaller pixels are noisier (by virtue of gathering less light each), but if you you have plenty of light this may be neglected.
Now some people are going to claim that increasing megapixel counts is only worth it when using the best lenses but theoretically this is not the case. The resolving power of a system (i.e. sensor plus lens) is the product of the resolving power of the lens and sensor, therefore by keeping the same lens you can make gains by increasing the resolving power of the lens. You will get into diminishing returns however as you increase the resolving power of the sensor for a fixed lens.
There are also arguments that a larger number of noisier pixels no worse for noise when you normalize for the total pixel count (when you average pixels noise gets averaged out) i.e. the only thing that matters is total light gathering area. This agrees with the theory but I'm yet to see any compelling evidence.
It's not any more better than with any other lens type.
Since more pixels on an equally sized sensor just means you get a higher resolution, you can expect exactly the same as with any other lens: You will be able to "digitally zoom in" in post-production, but beyond that, the point is moot.


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I'm trying to play a bit with Accounts via
AccountManager on my Android Phone and would like to write an app to remove some accounts. My code works on facebook accounts but fails on skype account .
Any clues on how to remove these kind of accounts (except of course opening the xml and remove the desired line)
result=accountManager.removeAccount(Account, null, null);
remove_result=result.getResult(); //-> true for a facebook account , false for a skype account .


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The Avalon Lodge offers the perfect respite from a hard day on the mountain, a rich reward at the end of a backcountry adventure, or the ideal romantic getaway. From this warm contemporary hotel you can walk to the gondola for a day on the slopes or walk to the beach to relax and take in Lake Tahoe's beauty.
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What are some of the better tools/utilities for testing real bandwidth across a link? In my case I am testing the real throughput across a wifi bridge.
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I find iperf to be one of the more useful utilities to test point-to-point bandwidth. It has many options to test over tcp/udp, with udp it can tell you how much jitter there was. Ports of iperf are available for almost every OS.
I also like testing with NDT, but it is isn't quite as easy to work with as iperf since NDT basically has to be setup as a server somewhere, and the client must have java installed.
I would pipe something like /dev/urandom (or /dev/zero to test the devices' compression if any) across using two *nix machines.
Listen and pipe to /dev/null on one machine
Connect and pipe 100MiB of random data on the other
For realtime stats use pipeviewer
Here's a brute-force and ignorance approach...
Many command-line FTP clients report transfer statistics, so you could simply use FTP to GET or PUT a large enough file for the statistics to be meaningful.
IxChariot. Not free, but it can simulate all kinds of traffic. SmallNetBuilder.com uses it for their product tests.
What do you consider "real network throughput?" This depends entirely upon your network's function and your users' needs.
For example, bandwidth is not going to be a defining attribute of how your network performs if you have six users that are not permitted to stream video/audio or transfer files. In that case, once you have enough bandwidth for their standard traffic more is simply a waste.
Benchmarks are useful for determining weak spots in your network, but you shouldn't take them as a reflection of user experience unless they mimic your users' traffic patterns.
If you're just trying to figure out how much bandwidth you can push through wireless bridge before it falls over, you really can't beat iperf and FTP (though you may need a couple machines testing at the same time). Remember to test bidrectional traffic as well.
If you're interested in figuring out projected user experience, we'll need some more information.
I have used PCATTCP to test straight throughput. The program is set to receive on one computer, and then the other computer transmits.
You can use D-ITG software. It's free and can be downloaded from http://www.grid.unina.it/software/ITG/
I have used it to test several computers connected in a network with various operating system. Throughput, jitter and delay can be easily measured.
A commercial alternative is Netrounds (www.netrounds.com). It is a cloud-service (SaaS) which means there is no investments. There is also a free 30 day trial.
It uses active probe appliances, which are easily downloaded. These probes use an optimized Linux kernel for highest performance and best control of the network hardware.
Netrounds can generate and measure up to 10 Gbit/s using standard PC hardware, both TCP and UDP (even multicast). Support for VLANs and multiple QoS streams.
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This is not a question of "does product X require certification", it's much more complex than that.
The Gemara says that "cheeses of non-Jews" are non-kosher. The prevailing opinion is that out of concern for intermarriage, the rabbis absolutely prohibited all cheese if the milk was owned by non-Jews at the time of curdling, or if the rennet was added by non-Jews. Any kosher cheese certified by OU,cRc,Star-K, and the like today was owned and curdled by Jews.
There had been another interpretation of that Gemara that it was a concern regarding the rennet's animal origins. But many mass-produced cheeses today use microbial rennet or the like. Hence, anecdote has it that when kosher cheese was unavailable in his early years in Boston, Rabbi Soloveichik followed this interpretation and ate cheese that definitely did not contain animal rennet.
May I note that Rabbi Soloveichik was a brilliant Talmudic theoretician, whose school of thought was often to follow whichever longstanding interpretation he felt was most correct, even if it was viewed as more of a minority opinion by most. (For instance, the standard of Shulchan Aruch is that the visitor follows the practices of his hometown vis-a-vis second day of yomtov. This is the opinion taken for granted by Rabbi Moshe Feinstein among many others, and if anyone asked me, that's what I'd tell them too. Rabbi Soloveichik felt that R' Yaakov Emden's dramatic reinterpretation (visitor follows current locale) was correct, but also adopted some stringencies of the better-regarded interpretation, out of respect.)
So your question isn't "if a non-certified product falls into a mixture, how (un)certain am I that it contained non-kosher ingredients." It's "now that we follow the prevailing view of the rabbinic prohibition on non-kosher cheese, is there any room to follow other views in rare occasions ex post facto"? My sense on that is that once majority opinion codified into halacha that all cheese made by non-Jews is non-kosher, we treat it was any other rabbinically-prohibited foodstuff for all intents and purposes.


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The Leavenworth Public Schools are fortunate to have a dedicated group of teachers and educators who work tirelessly each day to ensure the district is achieving its mission of ensuring high levels of learning for all students. This week, Teacher Appreciation Week, we take a moment to recognize those who do so much for the students of Leavenworth and thank them for their service.
There is one special group of teachers to recognize this week, and those are the teachers who will retire at the end of this school year after countless years of service to USD 453. Together this group of educators has 190 years of service to the Leavenworth School District. We thank the following dedicated teachers for their commitment to our students:
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- Pamela Bristow, 1st grade teacher at Anthony Elementary School – 14 years in USD 453.
- Paula Darling, kindergarten teacher at David Brewer Elementary School – 28 years in USD 453.
- Linda Herrman, interventionist at David Brewer Elementary School – 28 years in USD 453.
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MOUNDSVILLE - Lacking the size and the physicality to pound the ball inside against most opponents, John Marshall boys' basketball coach Bill Storm sees patience on offense as the key if the Monarchs are going to have a successful season.
During Friday night's home opener against Oak Glen, the Marshall County club sailed through the back door to the basket time and again in rolling past the rebuilding Golden Bears 54-28.
''With no size inside, that's the way we are going to have to play," Storm reminded. ''We even have to be more patient than we were tonight. ''I really thought we could have gotten some more cuts. Although we have a ways to go this was a good start.
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Although he didn't start because of dealing with a hamstring problem the last 10 days of the pre-season, senior Evan Magers provided some early indication he might be ready to step up in the clutch for the Monarchs.
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China's Shandong Yangmei Hengtong Chemicals Co. Ltd. will use Honeywell UOP's advanced MTO process to convert methanol from gasified coal into ethylene and propylene, building block materials used in the production of films, packaging, plastics and other petrochemicals.
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solution, while China's Jiutai Energy (Zhungeer) Co.
licensed Honeywell's UOP/Hydro MTO process.
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3/12/15 - The Michigan State Spartans basketball team entered the post season on a high note after beating Indiana 74-72 in their final regular season game. They ended the regular season ranked 3rd in the Big Ten, which gave them a bye until Session 5 on March 13, where they face the winner from the game between Ohio State and Minnesota. This season marks the fifth time they have entered the conference tournament ranked third, and the third year in a row. Spartans captain Travis Trice has stated he is looking to head to the post season in attack mode, as he and the rest of the team look to secure the conference championship and a good seed for the NCAA tournament. Tickets to Session 5 of the Big Ten tournament remain on sale, starting at $27.
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3/6/15 - The Michigan State Spartans basketball team beat the Purdue Boilermakers 72-66 in their penultimate game in the regular NCAA basketball season. The game against Purdue was also Seniors Night for the Spartans, a special evening dedicated to honoring and saying goodbye to the departing seniors on the squad. Branden Dawson, Travis Trice, and Keenan Wetzel were honored in a special ceremony after the game ended. Trice had a memorable game to complement his farewell, scoring a game-high 27 points. The win, which is the seventh straight over Purdue, also brought Michigan State into a third place tie in the Big Ten rankings. The Spartans have one last regular season game on March 7 against the Indiana Hoosiers, with tickets starting at $118, before heading to the post season with a strong seed.
2/26/15 - Michigan State is one of the better teams in the Big Ten Conference, sporting a record of 19-9. Their last outing against Minnesota was thrilling, but they fell short of their goal. They ended up losing 96-90, but there is a lot to take away from this game. Denzel Valentine had one of his best games, scoring 27 points with 7 rebounds. He shot great from the perimeter. Despite his valiant efforts, the rest of the team couldn't really get some momentum behind them. If they want to prevail in their next game, they need to strengthen their defense late in the fourth quarter. Up next for them is an exciting match up against Wisconsin, one of the better teams in college basketball right now. You can buy tickets now for $170.
2/19/15 - A win against the hated Wolverines is always good cause for celebration, and Tuesday's road victory over Michigan was no exception. However, the Spartans still have work to do to achieve "lock" status for the NCAA tournament. With some disappointing early season losses to Duke, Kansas, Notre Dame, and a bad loss to Texas Southern, the Spartans have been trying to make up ground all season. While their current three game winning streak is a step in the right direction, the Spartans will have to capitalize on their remaining opportunities to impress the committee. Come out to the Breslin Events Center in East Lansing to support Michigan State Spartans Basketball for the two remaining home games of the season. Razorgator still has tickets available for the February 26th matchup against Minnesota and the March 4th visit from Purdue, starting at just $1.
2/11/15 - After a cathartic 68-44 victory over Big Ten cellar dweller Northwestern, the Spartans are sitting locked in a 5 team logjam in a tie for second place in the conference, behind the dominant Wisconsin Badgers. Senior guard Travis Trice led the Spartans with 16 points on a 5 of 11 shooting performance. With an upcoming home contest against the rival #23 Ohio State Buckeyes this coming Saturday, your Michigan State Spartans are in position to stake their claim as the #2 team in the conference. Come out to the Breslin Events Center this Saturday to see Coach Tom Izzo lead Michigan State Spartans Basketball to victory. Give your significant other the gift of Big Ten basketball this Valentine's Day. Razorgator has tickets starting at just $33.
2/3/15 - One of the best teams in the Big Ten Conference right now is the Michigan State Spartans. Currently, they have a record of 15-7, and are playing well as a team. Their last game was against Michigan, their inner-state rivals. They ended up winning 77-66, scoring a lot of perimeter shots down the stretch. In their epic win, Denzel Valentine played stellar. He ended up scoring 25 points and had 7 assists with 7 rebounds. He had a complete performance, and he ended up getting on a hot streak near the end of the third quarter. They did enough in overtime to come away with the win, and their coach couldn't be prouder. Their next game is against Illinois, and tickets can be purchased now for $30.
1/27/15 - This last Saturday, the Michigan State Spartans took on Nebraska, which was an extremely close game down to the very end. At the end of the day, Nebraska won 79-77. It was a hard-fought loss for Michigan State, but they should still keep their heads held high. Travis Trice had an exceptional game from the field, and he went on to score27 points with 5 rebounds. He simply couldn't be stopped, and it was a breakout performance for him. However, their defense really struggled at containing Terran Petteway, who scored 32 points for Nebraska. They need to play better defense going forward if they want to turn their season around. Next up for them is a game against Rutgers, which takes place tomorrow January 27, 2015. Tickets can be bought for $3.
1/21/15 - The Michigan State Spartans basketball team were in for a challenge when they played the Maryland Terrapins , who are one of the highest ranked teams. They were unable to pull off a victory, but they played a great game. They also didn't let their loss slow them down as they won against the Penn State Nittany Lions a few days later. Brandon Dawson led with 12 points while Gavin Schilling and Denzel Valentine had 11 points. They got an early lead, but it was tied up with eight minutes remaining. It went back and forth with six answered points, but eventually the Spartans broke out and won it 60-66. They will be playing a couple away games next, but will return to take on the Michigan Wolverines on Feb. 1st. Tickets start at only $1.
1/12/15 - The Michigan State Spartans basketball team is still riding the high after their incredible and unexpected win against the Indiana Hoosiers last week. They very nearly lost their winning streak, however, when they returned to their home court to play the Northwestern Wildcats on Jan. 11th. Both team were matched through the entire game, both scoring 40 points in the first half and 32 in the second. It was not until overtime that the Spartans were able to pull ahead for a 77-84 win, bringing them to 12-5. Travis Trice led Michigan with 18 points, Denzel Valentine followed with 17, and Branden Dawson and Gavin Schilling each scored 13. The Spartans are leaving to play the Maryland Terrapins and then will return on Jan.21 when they play the Penn State Nittany Lions. Tickets start at only $1.
1/8/15 - Things did not look good for the Michigan State Spartans basketball team as they took on the Indiana Hoosiers on Jan. 5th. While Indiana had lost a few times recently, they had more wins and fewer losses than the Spartans and Michigan has lost two of their last three games. The Hoosiers were the favorite team, but they were in for a surprise when the Spartans started dominating. An intense first half saw the Spartans score more than twice their opponents and, while they did make a comeback near the end of the game, Michigan held a strong defense and ended the game 50-70. Now at 10-5, Michigan State's next home game is against the Northwestern Wildcats on Jan. 11th and tickets start at $3.
12/31/14 - After an intense game with the Maryland Terrapins, the Michigan State Spartans basketball team finds themselves with their fifth loss this season. They trailed by three initially, but they managed to catch up in a whirlwind second half, though it was not enough to overtake the Terrapins. Tied at 48, the two teams went into overtime and each came out with seven points. After a second overtime, Maryland edged out Michigan by two small points and the final score rested at 68-66. The Spartans are still doing alright, however, with 9-5, but they will be taking on the Indiana Hoosiers, on the 5th of January, with their impressive 10-3 win rate. That game promises to be exciting. Tickets are still available starting as low as $10.
12/25/14 - The Michigan State Spartans basketball team was able to turn things around after their winning streak was ended last game. When they played the Citadel Bulldogs on Monday, some thought their loss might be repeated after the first half ended with a close score. Despite only leading the Bulldogs by 6 points to start, the Spartan scored almost double their opponent's points in the second half to end the game with 56-82. Matt Costello, Marvin Clark Jr., and Gavin Schilling led their team with 13, 12, and 11 points respectively. Michigan has an excellent record this season, now 9-4, but they have a long way to go to catch up with Kentucky at the top. The Spartans will play the Maryland Terrapins on the 30th next. Tickets start at $20.
12/17/14 - Michigan State Spartans basketball is back on the winning track, with a win over the Oakland Golden Grizzlies on Sunday to make it two in a row. After a pair of losses by a combined six points, the Spartans have won their last two by a total of 59, improving their record to 7-3, tops in the Big Ten Conference. Junior guard Denzel Valentine led all scorers with 19 points, and Branden Dawson added 15 to go with six rebounds for Michigan State, who shot 55 percent from the floor, including a blistering 10-17 from behind the three-point line. Next up for the Spartans is an in-state clash with Eastern Michigan at the Breslin Center on Wednesday night, and you can still get great seats with Razorgator starting at just $1!
12/9/14 - Michigan State Spartans basketball got back on track Saturday, with a definitive 85-52 victory over the Arkansas Pine-Bluff Golden Lions. Tom Izzo's squad put on a team basketball clinic, dishing 27 assists as a unit on the way to a 60 percent shooting night. Junior Matt Costello led the way for Michigan State with 15 points on 5-6 shooting, adding five rebounds and a steal in 19 minutes off the bench. Senior guard-forward Branden Dawson chipped in 12 and seven boards to go with four assists, and the Spartans improved to a Big Ten-best 6-3 record on the year. Next up, Michigan State will try to stay perfect at home as they host the Oakland Golden Grizzlies on Sunday. Razorgator is your ticket connection, with great seats for the game starting at just $1!
12/3/14 - The Spartans look to bounce back this weekend after losing their first road game of the season on Wednesday, a dramatic 79-78 overtime defeat at the hands of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish. Michigan State shot nearly 50 percent from the floor and 9-17 from three-point territory, as well as out-rebounding Notre Dame 43-26. However, the Irish went 20-25 from the free throw line and capitalized on the Spartans' 12 turnovers to ultimately secure the narrow victory. After a pair of losses, Michigan State will have an opportunity to get back into the win column on Saturday, as they host the Arkansas-Pine Bluff Golden Lions. Great seats are still available through Razorgator, starting at just $1 each! Come out to the Breslin Events Center and show your support for Michigan State Spartans basketball!
11/25/14 - After suffering a deflating early season loss to the hated Blue Devils, Coach Tom Izzo and his #19 Spartans are ready to rebound and refocus heading into the meat of their 2014-2015 college basketball season. With upcoming opportunities to redeem themselves against quality non conference opponents such as Eastern Michigan and Rider, the Spartans are ready to leave the loss to Duke behind and focus on preparing for their brutal Big Ten slate. Led by seniors Travis Trice and Branden Dawson, this Michigan State team is tough, experienced, and ready to capture the Big Ten title and secure a berth in the NCAA Tournament. With tickets to upcoming games starting at just $1 on Razorgator, there is no better time than now to come out to the Breslin Events Center to support Michigan State Spartans Basketball.
11/20/14 - The 18th ranked Michigan State Spartans edged the Navy Midshipmen in the Veteran's Classic at Andover on Friday night, winning their season opener 64-59. Travis Trice led the Spartans with 25 points, a career high for the senior guard from Huber Heights, Ohio. The Midshipmen, despite a big height disadvantage, refused to go away, forcing 15 Michigan State turnovers while committing only 10. Trice's play in the last 2 minutes, including three free throws in the final 18 seconds, pushed the Spartans to victory. Some of this season's upcoming highlight games include Big Ten Conference top 25 rivals Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio State and Nebraska, as well as tip-offs against such tradition-rich programs as Kentucky, Indiana, and Notre Dame. No matter the opponent, Michigan State basketball is always a great time-check out the schedule and buy your tickets now to cheer on the nationally ranked Spartans!
11/12/14 - The Michigan State Spartans Basketball team will have their first game of the season on Friday against the Navy Midshipmen. The Spartans recently recruited shooting guard Matt McQuaid and wing Kyle Ahrens, standing at 6'5" and 6'4" respectively. However 6'9" Deyonta Davis is the biggest addition, both in height and prospect. Michigan State has put together a really good team this year and a lot of polls are putting them high in the brackets. The Spartans have a season mostly full of away games coming up, so be sure to take advantage of the home games on Friday the 21st against the Loyola Chicago Ramblers and on Monday the 24th against the Santa Clara Broncos. Tickets are available for both games starting at only $1.
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2/7/14 – Good news Spartans! After sitting out a full month, Adreian Payne (foot) was back on the court last night leading MSU to an 82-67 win over Penn State. The Spartans will be tested again however, as point guard Keith Appling is dealing with a sprained right wrist. The Spartans have played without a star Senior before, looking to their younger players to step up, but Michigan State just cannot get a break. Arguably the most dangerous team in the Country when their roster is healthy, Tom Izzo's squad will look to recover by March and head into the Big Ten tournament at full strength. Support the Spartans on their road to the Final Four; with four games left in East Lansing, MSU fans can catch the action for $40 or less to every home matchup remaining.
1/3/14 - Michigan State boasts one of the best athletic departments in the nation: Spartans football crowned Big Ten champs and this year's Rose Bowl game winners, while their basketball team is currently 2nd in the B1G, with a near-flawless 12-1 record thanks to "The Izzo Factor" heading deeper into conference play. Michigan State opened up their B1G season on New Years Eve with a win over Penn State, 79-63. At No. 5 in the nation, the Spartans are on their way to their eighth title banner, though the team is pretty banged up. Still, with Adreian Payne, Gary Harris and Matt Costello succumbing to sickness and injury this season, Michigan State nonetheless managed to remain in the top five in the nation. When these players get back to full form this year, the well rounded Spartans will be an overwhelming force for any opponent to grapple with. Michigan State Spartans tickets start at $43 when they host
, the Ohio State Buckeyes on January 7. Gear up for the ultimate B1G pandemonium as the Spartans plan to score their school another victory banner this year!
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Team LGBT: Gay Athletes In Olympic History
Now that the Olympic torch is ablaze in London, we can't help but think about all of the gay athletes, out and closeted, to represent their countries doing what they do best. Outsports has compiled more than 100 athletes who have done just that, and what's impressive is that 52% of LGBT-identified athletes on their list have earned at least one shiny piece of medal.
And for the record, the gayest Olympic sports -- that is, the sports with the most openly gay Olympic athletes -- are soccer, track & field, swimming, and equestrian. Click through for ten members of the historical Team LGBT.
Gay Games founder Tom Waddell - USA, Track & Field
Natalie Cook - Volleyball, Australiam 1996, 2000, 2012
Natasha Kai - USA, Soccer, 2008
Sheryl Swoopes - USA, Basketball, 1996-2004
Carl Hester - UK, Equestrian, 1992, 2000, 2004, 2012
Bruce Hayes - USA, Swimming, 1984 (with Jack Mackenroth, right)
Conchita Martinez - Spain, Tennis, 1992-2004
Babe Didrikson Zaharias - USA, Track & field, 1932
Rennae Stubbs - Australia, Tennis, 1996 – 2008
Edinanci da Silva - Brazil, Judo, 1996-2008
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Cover every rational number on [0,1] with an interval of radius $\epsilon/2^n$, the total length of these intervals is $\epsilon$, so the measure of rational numbers on [0,1] is 0. My question is that, can you prove there exist a irrational number on [0,1] that is not covered by these intervals without the use of prove by contradiction?
To do what you ask more concretely, one needs to be more specific. Let's consider the enumeration of the rationals according to the following sequence: $$\tag0 0, 1, \frac12, \frac13, \frac23,\frac14,\frac34,\frac15,\frac25,\frac35,\frac45,\frac16,\frac56,\ldots, \frac{p_n}{q_n},\ldots $$ i.e. all reduced frections ordered first by denominator, then by numerator. I claim that $\phi=\frac{\sqrt 5-1}2$, which is a root of $f(X)=X^2+X-1$, is not covered. Assume on the contrary that the $n$th element $\frac {p_n}{q_n}$ of the above sequence covers $\phi$, i.e. we have $$\tag1\left|\phi-\frac {p_n}{q_n}\right|<2^{-n}.$$ Then $q_n^2f\left(\frac{p_n}{q_n}\right)=p_n^2+p_nq_n-q_n^2$ is a nonzero integer, hence $$\tag2\left|f\left(\frac{p_n}{q_n}\right)\right|\ge \frac1{q_n^2}.$$ On the other hand $f\left(\frac{p_n}{q_n}\right)=f\left(\frac{p_n}{q_n}\right)-f(\phi)=\left(\frac{p_n}{q_n}-\phi\right)f'(\xi)=\left(\frac{p_n}{q_n}-\phi\right)(2\xi+1)$ for some $\xi$ between $\phi$ and $\frac{p_n}{q_n}$. From $(1)$, $(2)$ and $\xi\in[0,1]$ we conclude $$\tag3 \frac1{q_n^2}<\frac{3}{2^n}.$$ For each denominator $q>2$, there appear at least two fractions in $(0)$, namely $\frac1q$ and $\frac{q-1}q$. Taking the initial exceptions for $q\le2$ into account, we see that $q_n\le \frac n2+1$. Together with $(3)$ this implies $$ 2^n<3\left(\frac n2+1\right)^2,$$ which holds only for $n\le 5$. Checking the first five fractions explicitly, we find that $(1)$ does not hold for them either.
Remark: Formally, this is a proof by contradiction (though it can be converted to a direct one), but presumably not the kind you really wanted to exclude (i.e. simply using that measure $<1$ implies proper subset). Also note that I actually used $\epsilon=1$. Of course, smaller values of $\epsilon$ will also fail to cover $\phi$.
My friend told me another method: get an enumeration of all rational numbers, like the one given by Hagen, denote it by {$q_1,q_2,q_3...$}, there is an interval of radius $\epsilon/2^i$ centered at each $q_i$. Choose an irrational number $s$, it can be either algebraic or transcendental, now look at $q_1$, if the distance $d_1$ between $q_1$ and $s$ is less than $\epsilon$/2, then make $q_1$ the $n$th term of this sequence such that $n=inf\{n\in\mathbb{N^+}:\epsilon/2^n<d_1\}$, if $d_1>\epsilon/2$, leave $q_1$ alone and look at $q_2$. Proceed like this, it is easy to show that this sequence will finally converge, because if you move the $n$th term of this sequence, you will not change the order of sequence before n (which is apparent that you can only move a term forward). The intervals which cover the final sequence of all rational numbers will not cover the irrational number $s$.


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I have a flight to France from the UK tomorrow. My passport is currently with a company that are working on a Visa for India (a miscommunication with a friend menas I thought they had picked it up), and I may not be able to get it in time. Is there anyway you can fly from the UK to France (or get there by any other means) without a passport?
General case — yes, you can travel from the UK to France with just a national ID card. If you have one, that is. The UK does not issue ID cards to its citizens, so if you're Her Majesty's subject you're out of luck. Passports and national ID cards are the only documents which are valid for travel.
On the other hand, many other documents that are valid as IDs are not valid as travel documents; these include, for example, drivers' licenses and residence permit cards.
When you say can get there do you mean 'are legally allowed to' or 'have a good chance of sneaking through without being checked'? If the former, then probably no, since that's what a passport is for; if the latter, a ferry may be the best bet, or you could try throwing yourself on the mercy of the Customs officer at the airport/station. I've known both to work, but not reliably; bear in mind also that even if it works, you've got to get back into Britain later.
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The Mail app is configured to send the downloaded attachments to my downloads folder, yet it keeps burying my downloaded attachments in my library. I've tried resetting the download location in the app settings several times but can't get it to save to the correct location.
What I did is quit Mail and make a shortcut of the Mail Downloads in Library to where I want it in the Downloads folder, from there I can just delete what I don't want and maintain the folder to my liking.
thanks to @ismail for the suggestion that lead me to my final answer. So at the suggestion of Timothy the best answer I could come to is to create an Automater Folder Action that will move files from the Mail Downloads folder to the User Downloads Folder.
To do so:
This will move all your "downloaded" mail attachments directly to the download folder (usually it takes a second or 2 for the automater to kick in)
I tested this using a zip file I emailed myself. After double clicking the zip file it went to the mail downloads folder and unzipped there. Then both items were moved to my downloads folder.
Mail assumes you don't want to automatically download every attachment that's sent to you. That makes sense, as otherwise you'd end up with lots of emoticons and company banners in your downloads folder. To save one to Downloads, right-click (or ctrl-click) the attachment you want to download and select "Save to Downloads folder" or "Save attachment…". This will do what you want.


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Stand where you have lots of room. Imagine you and your child are each in a giant bubble. Reach out and try to touch the walls of the bubble. Imagine the bubble begins to get smaller and smaller until you can squeeze it up and hold it tightly in your hand. Now let it go and feel it expand all around you again. As the bubble gets bigger, you and your child grow bigger too.
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