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Here are some of this morningãs Islander headlines. Also, if you haven't read Islanders Hockey Blog's post game article check it out here. Try to enjoy.
Kovalchuk Scores three to lead Devils Past Islanders - Associated Press
Devils 5, Islanders 1 - New York Islanders
Islanders Donãt Do Enough, Lose to Devils - Newsday
Islesã Michael Grabner a Healthy Scratch - Newsday
New Jersey Dominates Rematch - Islanders Point Blank
Kovalchuk Records Hat Trick in Devilsã 5-1 Win over Isles - NY Daily news
Kovalchuk give Devils ãTrickã and Treat against Islanders - NY Post
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Before Ilya Kovalchuk last night, last #Devils hat trick against #Isles was by Patrik Elias, who scored four goals on March 30, 2003.— Jesse Spector (@jessespector) March 9, 2012
In what was forecasted to be the single most important 3 games of the month for this team, the Islanders sure didnãt play like it tonight. After a 1-0 shutout victory on Sunday, and a 4 day break in between, the Islanders were completely uninspiring after getting blown out 5-1 by the New Jersey Devils.
Devils dominated play for the large part of the first, and the Islanders were having trouble getting pucks to the net from the very start, with David Ullstrom providing the only real scoring chances for the majority of the period. New Jersey would however gain the lead midway through the first, as a somewhat fortunous bounce from the boards on a one-timer, led to Ilya Kovalchuk to have his own rebound on his stick with an empty net in front of him. 1-0 New Jersey.
The Devils would add to the lead almost right away in the second, as a penalty by Steve Staios put the Islanders on the penalty kill early, and after a bit of cycling Kovalchuk would fire home his second of the game with yet another one-timer this time from the top of the faceoff circle.
The Islanders would get one back though, as time neared the end of the second period. David Ullstrom, one of only 2 Islander to finish with a +1 in tonightãs game, led a rush down the wing, cut to the middle, and took a shot. Andrew MacDonald, whoãd joined the rush, went for the rebound behind the net, and what was simply supposed to be a pass to the front of the net became a goal as it hit Martin Brodeur and went in the back of the net. A fortunous goal, but a goal none the less.
And it was so that the Islanders entered the third period with hope, hope that all wasnãt lost and they could still get back into this game, as they were only down by 1. Thatãs exactly the mindset the Islanders entered the third period with, but not quite how they left it. Entering the Islanders were buzzing for a good five minutes, keeping New Jersey in their own end for the majority of it, and forcing Brodeur to make saves. However, the puck just wouldnãt seem to get through, at least not for the Islanders.
Seven minutes into the third, the Islanders were getting stuck in their zone for one of the first times all period, but New Jersey did what the Islanders couldnãt, capitalize. After the Islanders took a penalty, New Jersey would get the extra skater on the ice, Carter, who along with Elias, drove right to the net as Adam Larsson unleashed a bullet from the point. With traffic in front, Elias would drive home the rebound and give the Devils a 3-1 lead that the Islanders would never find their way back from.
It was all Devils from there, as Kovalchuk would shoot yet another one timer past Nabokov, this time from the slot, and earn himself a hat trick while giving the Devils a 4-1 lead. David Clarkson would later wrap up the scoring at 5-1 on a deflection in front.
The blame could be cast on almost anybody and everybody, but most of all the coach. On a game as important as this one, and with four days off to prepare for it, itãs unacceptable that Capuano didnãt have his team ready to go for this one. Things must change for the Islanders, the only thing is, is it too late?no comments
Updated: Head coach Jack Capuano announced that the Islanders will start Evgeni Nabokov tonight in net. Dylan Reese and Michael Grabner are the healthy scratches.
The Islanders and Devils will face off for the second of three matchups this week tonight at the Prudential Center.
Last time, the Isles defeated the Devils 1-0 at the Coliseum, with Anders Nilsson stopping all 24 shots he faced to get his first career NHL victory, Kyle Okposo scored the lone goal in the game in the second period.
The win moved them within five points of a playoff spot in the east, but a victory by the Winnipeg Jets on Monday moved the Islanders back to seven points out. A victory tonight, baring another Jets win, will move the Islanders back within five points.
Several Islanders are entering tonightãs game on different streaks. Matt Moulson has six points through his last six games; Frans Nielsen has four assists in the last four games; Casey Cizikas has three assists in his last three games; PA Parenteau has 12 points in his last 14 games and Josh Bailey has four goals in his last four games.
Expected Lineup for the Devils (via the New York Islanders website):
Brodeur; Hedberg
Pre-Game ReadingJosh Baileyãs Move Pays Dividends for Islanders - Newsday
John Tavaresã Hard work Pays Dividends - Newsday
New Jersey Seeks Revenge; Should Parenteau Too? - Lighthouse Hockey
Devils Vow Theyãll be ready for Rematch - The Star Ledger
County Gets Two Bids to Develop Nassau Hub - Newsday
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Islanders Prospect Ryan Strome was involved a wacky win for the Niagara IceDogs this afternoon. Strom scored five goals and one assist for six points in the IceDogs 13-4 win over the Erie Otters.
Ironically Stromeãs stat line, 5-1-6, is the area code for Nassau County. An omen? Maybe.
But before anyone jumps up and down in excitement, there is a twist to this whole tale. The 13 goals were not given up by a goaltender; instead it was forward Connor Crisp who allowed the scoring palooza. The Otters had only dressed one goaltender, they lost their other earlier in the week to injury, and designated Crisp as the back up. 1:25 into the game the Otters lone goaltender left the game and they had to call Crisp into the game.
ãWell, Iãm a road hockey goalie, ball hockey goalie, but thatãs the first time Iãve put on goalie equipment and played on ice since I was five years old,ã Crisp told the Canadian Press.
While itãs nice to see Strome put up that many goals in a game, itãs hard to say heãll be able to do it again against a natural goaltender.no comments
The Islanders head into a three-day break with a 1-0 win over the New Jersey Devils. Islander rookie goaltender Anders Nilsson earned his first career NHL win and stopped 25 shots in the shootout.
It would take until the second period for either side to put a point on the board. At the 2:39 mark of the second period, Kyle okposo was able to fire a shot past the glove of Martin Brodeur for the games only goal.
During the period the Islanders were able to draw three power play chances, the third came late in the period and spilled over to the third, but couldnãt convert.
John Tavares nearly added an empty net goal late in the third period, but hit the side of the net trying to get a shot off quickly with Devil players closing in. A play earlier, PA Parenteu was beat to a puck that he could have put into the empty net.
After the jump some post game thoughts.no comments
The Islanders didnãt get the start they were looking for in their current 4 game road trip, as they lost their first game 5-2 against the Ottawa Senators. The road only gets harder for the Isles as they must now head to Washington, Philadelphia, and Boston, and canãt truly afford to get another regulation loss if they are to count this road trip a success.
The game started out on a good note as not even a minute in, a bad pinch by Erik Karlsson, led to the Islanders getting a 2-on-1 rush and finished with John Tavares going five hole on, Senator goaltender, Robin Lehner to give the Islanders an early 1-0 lead. The Islanders would continue their pressure throughout the first, but just failed to get anything else past Lehner, and as is so often the case in hockey, the lack of ability to finish off their opponent only ended up giving the Senators life in the second period.
Fast forward a couple of penalties and the Senators come out of the second period with a 2-1 lead, off goals by Milan Michalek, a result of a stupid penalty in the faceoff circle by recent call-up David Ullstrom, and Jason Spezza, who was given way too much space by Milan Jurcina and took advantage of it by firing a bullet past Nabokov.
Although down by one, the Islanders entered the third period with belief that they could come backãÎ cue Mike Mottau. Coming from behind the net, the returnee made a blind pass to Nielsen, which very quickly turned into a turnover right on OãBrienãs stick in the slot and right past Nabokov.
However, the Islanders simply refused to go down without a fight, and a little bit under five minutes later a great keep in by Andrew MacDonald turned into PA Parenteau carrying the puck down the slot and putting it past Lehner to keep the Islanders in the game.
The Islanders continued to battle and battle, but tonight just wasnãt their night. Two scoring chances, one after another, turned into an Ottawa goal as Mark Streit broke his stick on a shot and was caught helpless on an Ottawa rush going the other way. Chris Neil deflected a puck midair and past Nabokov and basically ending the game. Kyle Turris would bury an empty netter, and close the game at 5-2.
While in the middle of a playoff race, the Islanders simply canãt afford to lose games that they should have in the bag after the first period. They canãt afford to not bury scoring chance after scoring chance, and keep teams around, simply because it will come back to haunt you as it did tonight. The Islanders need to fix their penalty kill, which has been a huge problem the past 2 games, as they allowed 4 PPG. Capuano mentioned the issue in his post game interview, ãThatãs an issue right now. Itãs something that we really have to take a look at. We arenãt the highest scoring team in the league so our PK has to be good.ã
Defenseman Travis Hamonic, who had 2 assists on the night, said the game was lost after Ottawa cashed in on their two power plays during the second period. ãItãs frustrating trying to play catch up in the rest of the game,ã Hamonic said. ãWhen you have to play catch up like that, itãs unfortunate.ã
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FOLLANSBEE - Two Follansbee Middle School pupils will compete Saturday in a statewide competition testing their ability to quickly solve a variety of math problems.
Sixth-grader Connor Combs and seventh-grader Colin Heilman will be among pupils competing in the West Virginia MATHCOUNTS competition at Braxton County Middle School in Sutton.
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COOL CALCULATORS — Connor Combs and Colin Heilman will represent Follansbee Middle School at the West Virginia MATHCOUNTS competition Saturday. They were part of a team that competed at the regional level of the competition on Feb. 16 and included, front, from left, Combs and Heilman; and back, Taylor Pannett, coach Scott Abercrombie and Koty Hudson. - Warren Scott
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Target round, in which teams of two are given six minutes to apply such mathematical concepts as probability, statistics, linear algebra and polynomials to story problems.
Team round, in which teams of four work together to solve 10 problems in about 20 minutes.
Countdown round, a fast-paced segment conducted in a quiz show style, with pupils competing as individuals and ringing buzzers when they know the answer.
The regional competition involves registered and non-registered team and individual competitors. The difference between the two categories is that non-registered competitors may not advance to the state level, but the competition provides them experience.
Also representing Follansbee Middle School as team or individual competitors were Dylan Wounaris, Johanna Weiler, Mitchell Williams, Mason Zopp, George Makricostas, Margo Taverne, Noelle Lamantia, Josh Taflan, Carlie Cross and Adrianna Bailey.


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Teams will be presented in reverse order of finish from 2012, and I'll revisit and adjust their grades to account for late-winter deals as spring training begins.Today's report card is the 30th and final one. For all previously published report cards, click here.Washington Nationals2012 Results: 98-64, 1st place in NL East (Hot Stove Preview)Key departures: LHP Sean Burnett, UT Mark DeRosa, C Jesus Flores, LHP Mike Gonzalez, LHP Tom Gorzelanny, RHP Edwin Jackson, LHP John Lannan, OF/1B Michael Morse, RHP Chien-Ming WangKey arrivals: RHP Dan Haren, RHP Ross Ohlendorf, 1B Micah Owings, C Chris Snyder, RHP Rafael Soriano, OF Denard SpanAfter six straight sub-.500 seasons, the Nationals posted the majors' best record and run differential last year, and went into the postseason lined up to have home field advantage for as long as they remained alive. They were just one pitch away from dispatching the Cardinals and advancing to the National League Championship Series when all hell broke loose, with the defending world champions turning a two-run deficit into a two-run advantage against Washington closer Drew Storen before manager Davey Johnson could give him the hook.That stunning turn of events helps to explain why the team signed Soriano to a two-year, $28 million deal, surrendering its top draft pick (not that the overall 29th pick has a great history) in the service of upgrading a bullpen that ranked third in the league in ERA (3.23) but just 11th in strikeout rate (8.2 per nine). Strictly speaking, the Nationals didn't need such a move, but in their quest to get over the top, they bought what agent Scott Boras was selling. In doing so, they've bumped Storen (who was limited to four saves due to surgery to remove a bone chip in his elbow) and Tyler Clippard (who saved 32 but wore down late in the year) back into setup roles, with the 33-year-old Soriano taking over as closer. With the Yankees in 2012, he filled in for the injured Mariano Rivera and bounced back from his own elbow woes to save 42 games with a 2.26 ERA and 9.2 strikeouts per nine.In the rotation, Washington replaces the departed Jackson (who signed a four-year deal with the Cubs) with Haren, who signed a one-year, $13 million deal. The 32-year-old righty battled back woes last year, failing to reach the 200-inning plateau for the first time since 2004 and winding up with full-season worsts in both ERA (4.33) and homers per nine (1.4), but as noted previously, he's been one of the game's top pitchers over the past eight seasons, 10th in WAR (28.8), second in innings (1,875) and 17th in ERA+ (118). The team will also have the benefit of a shutdown-free season from Stephen Strasburg, though that good news is offset by Gio Gonzalez's name surfacing in the Miami Biogenesis investigation. The chances of Gonzalez being suspended aren't high, but with Lannan and Wang both gone, there's no obvious sixth starter on hand, suggesting another move could be forthcoming. Ohlendorf, who was signed to a minor league deal, probably isn't enough; he's been tattooed for a 7.94 ERA in 87 1/3 innings over the past two seasons, well off the 3.98 mark he put up for the Pirates in 2009-2010.The lineup will have a new look via the acquisition of a true centerfielder in Span, who turns 29 on Feb. 27, and who's signed for $10.25 million through 2014, with a $9 million club option for 2015. Acquired from the Twins for high-ceiling pitching prospect Alex Meyer, Span hit .283/.342/.395 with four homers and 17 steals in 568 plate appearances last year, numbers that lost a bit of their luster after he sprained his right (non-throwing) shoulder diving for a ball in mid-August. His arrival will allow Bryce Harper to shift to leftfield in place of the departed Morse, with Jayson Werth in right for an outfield that should be an above average unit defensively as well as offensively.One thing that remains to be seen is whether Johnson uses the speedy Span in the leadoff spot or sticks with Werth, who took to the spot late last year after returning with diminished strength in his broken wrist and finished with a .300/.387/.440 line in 344 PA. Both have similar career OBPs (Werth .362, Span .357), but the latter hasn't come anywhere close to the .390 he managed in his first two seasons (2008-2009).Morse was traded to Seattle in a three-way deal that brought back 21-year-old righty pitching prospect A.J. Cole, a 2010 fourth-round pick sent to Oakland in last winter's Gonzalez trade, as well as a 24-year-old righty prospect in Blake Treinin and a player to be named later. His exit was secured when the Nats re-signed Adam LaRoche to a two-year, $24 million deal with a $15 million mutual option for 2015. That's a reasonable move for a 33-year-old who rebounded from major shoulder surgery to set or match career highs in games played (154), plate appearances (647), hits (155), homers (33) and RBIs (100) while batting .271/.343/.510. Washington could have gone cheaper in keeping Morse to play first base, but both Johnson and Rizzo clearly preferred LaRoche, and they hardly broke the bank to retain him.Though it's a minor league contract, one of the more interesting moves the Nationals have made this winter is the signing of Owings. The owner of a career 4.86 ERA in six seasons, he was an effective reliever as recently as 2011, but he made just six big league appearances last year before suffering a forearm strain and eventually undergoing surgery to remove bone chips in his elbow. Instead of signing him to pitch, the Nats are going to try him as a hitter and first baseman, given that he owns a lifetime .283/.310/.502 line with nine homers in 219 major league plate appearances. His plate discipline certainly needs work, given his 72/8 strikeout-to-walk ratio, and he's likely to spend time in the minors, but he could become an interesting weapon off the bench if the experiment takes.Unfinished business: Something left. With Soriano, Storen and Clippard, the Nationals have the makings of a formidable late-game unit, with Ryan Mattheus, Craig Stammen and Henry Rodriguez providing ample middle relief support from the right side. Missing from the equation is a lefty or two to offset the losses of Burnett, Gonzalez and Gorzelanny, a trio that combined for 162 appearances and 164 1/3 innings with a 2.73 ERA and 8.7 strikeouts per nine, but who scattered to the four winds via free agency. Failed starter Zach Duke, who made eight major league appearances last year, is the ranking lefty on the depth chart, while former Astro Fernando Abad and former Red Bill Bray will be in camp via a minor league deals, but you can expect general manager Mike Rizzo to make another move here. Experienced lefties like Brian Fuentes, Will Ohman and Doug Slaten (who pitched for the Nationals in 2010-2011) appear to be upright and still unsigned, and several more names are sure to float around as teams begin narrowing down their rosters. Preliminary grade: A-. Already a strong team, Washington has gotten a bit stronger this winter — a necessity to stay ahead of the revamped Braves in the NL East. The Nationals have spent money, boosting their payroll from last year's $92.5 million to upwards of $106.6 million, but they haven't done so exorbitantly; none of the deals they've signed are for longer than two years, and their big trade piece, Span, is cost-controlled through 2015. More than anything, they've made it clear they're aiming for a World Series title, something that should resonate with the Washington fans and boost their attendance into the upper half of the league. More The Strike Zone


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Suppose $n\in\mathbb{Z}^+$ is a nonsquare in $\mathbb{Z}$ but is a square mod $2^2,3^2,4^2,5^2,\ldots,k^2.$ How small can $n$ be?
On the ERH, there are no small pseudosquares: $L_p>e^{\sqrt{p/2}}$. Heuristically, more is true: $\log L_p\gg p/\log p.$ I am looking for an unconditional lower bound, even if very weak. Are any known?
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I often see lists written as follows (using em dashes to elaborate a list item):
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- Item 2—explanation for item 2
Is this generally correct, or are colons preferable?
While I'm not a typography specialist, I propose this to think about:
A colon might be useful for mappings between items and some associated, but generally unrelated information:
(inspired by the 30-day song challenge on Facebook)
If you write something which really elaborates on the item itself, you might use an em dash instead of a colon:
Another way to put it: Dashes are OK in situations where parentheses would also be acceptable, as in my second example, and probably also in your original example. Colons are to be used if the real information is after the item, as in the song challenge example. Parentheses would not be acceptable there, so I would prefer colons over dashes.
These are just suggestions; other people may prefer it the other way around or simply use them interchangably.
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This oven is a great investment. Not only does it look beautiful and it matches all my other stainless steel appliances but it functions great. I have not had any trouble with any feature this oven offers. It is easy to operate. I love the fact that the control panel is in the front of the oven instead of the raised panel in the back behind the burners. It cleans itself effortlessly. It is worth the money.
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We bought this 7 months ago and though it cooks well, I have three major problems with it. First, the electronic oven controls are set on an angle on the top in such a way that whenever I reach up to the cabinet above the range, my tummy pushes on the control panel and turns something on. Extremely annoying!! Once I've set the oven temp and it's baking away, if I try to use the kitchen timer with electronic controls, the oven turns off!! The top grids are extremely large, heavy and cumbersome to remove for cleaning. When it was installed I had to have the installer return several times to balance and straighten the bottom drawer. I am disappointed with this product and hope to replace it in the near future.
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Comments about GE 30" Black Slide-In Gas Range:
Purchased this range as a replacement of our old GE range. It's almost identical. Fit perfectly and we enjoy it.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By Jobes
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Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Sleek and Functional
By HannahO
from Tacoma, WA
Love the design and closed burners... so much easier to keep clean than my previous gas range. I really like the power boil burner that allows me to bring a pot of water to boil quickly.
Is Great
By DGdallas
from Dallas, TX
Bought a few months ago. It is everything we had hoped and is a good value for the price we spent.
By Moser
from Sacramento, CA
I bought this stove 6 months ago and am very pleased.I like everything about it. I did alot of research and looked at every slidein stove I could find and decided this was the best for me. The friends I surveyed who owned a GE stove all really liked theirs, also. It looks great in my kitchen and I am looking forward to many years of cooking and baking with it!
Great Price
By BMW1
from Aurora, IN
I love this gas stove. It has all the needed features that a high end stove has at a low price
Good gas range
By Dennis
from Concho,Az
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We like the range fine.Abt rep told me that to use it with propane,I should buy a natural gas to propane conversion kit from GE,which I did.The kit consisted of 4 orifices and cost about $50.It turned out the range came with the 4 orifices.So I ended up sending them back for a refund.Abt was OK other than that.
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By happyinkitchen
from Boston, MA
I bought this product for a kitchen remodel and to replace a 25 year old unit that was in my house.
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By rosey
from California
Looks good. 3 racks comes in handy. Had a problem with one of the adjustable feet but it was repaired. Plastic protective cover on the bottom drawer was a pain to remove. Overall good. Little problems but nothing I would really complain about. Burners light easy. Placement of burners is good. Needs an easy to install backing for against the wall for people that just want to slide it in without adding any more counter top. Or least the option to purchase at the store. That would be cool. I understand it would be hard to do. Overall.......I would buy it again in a second.
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from NJ
The jgsp42set1ss has such a snazzy look. The cooking grid design caught our eye first. I love that the burners are offset from front to back. Now I can have a large pot plus another one behind it. Smart idea GE.
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MARLIN (October 9, 2012)--The City of Marlin Fire Department will host the first annual community-wide fire prevention program on Wednesday.
Those that are interested in learning more about fire prevention and fire safety are invited to attend the program from 7 p.m. until 9 p.m. at the Marlin Middle School Cafeteria.
An opportunity to meet firefighters and emergency responders will be given to attendees and a display of firefighting vehicles will also be made available to everyone who is present.
Prizes will be awarded to those who display the most fire-safe attitudes, the fire department said.
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Let $\Gamma$ be a free subgroup of rank 2 in $\mathbb{G}_m^2(\mathbb{Q})$. For all but finitely many primes p we can reduce $\Gamma$ modulo p. Let $S$ be the of primes for which $\Gamma$ does not reduce modulo p, and for any $p$ not in $S$, let $\gamma_p$ be the size of $\Gamma \mod p$. My question is what is known about the function
$f(x)= \sum_{p\not\in S,\ p\leq x}\frac{\log p }{\gamma_p}$
In particular what is the asymptotic behavior of $f$? Is the corresponding infinite series convergent whenever $\Gamma$ is not contained in an algebraic subgroup of $\mathbb{G}_m^2$? Do you know of any references that might be relevant to those questions?
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TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) _ The Kansas Senate has passed a bill making it legal to own switchblade knives and stilettos.
The bill is expected to go to the House for a vote Thursday, where it might face some opposition.
Rep. Jim Ward, a Democrat from Wichita and a former city prosecutor, said switchblade knives were banned decades ago because it was mostly gangs and criminals who used them. He says the potential for harm from the weapons outweighs any good from legalizing them.
Supporters say switchblades can be useful for emergency workers, farmers and others who need to open a knife with one hand while holding something with the other.
The Wichita Eagle reports (http://bit.ly/16yJNnL ) switchblades and stilettos would still be banned at schools, jails and juvenile corrections facilities.
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In the weak interaction limit, behaviors of electrons can still be described by a 1-partitcle equation with a modified mass, where the change in mass can be understood as effects of other neighboring electrons as a single electron drags along. Since the cluster of electrons couples to gravity as usual, then the effective mass of a quasi-particle couples to gravity in the same way as that of a genuine electron. Moreover, the effective mass can be negative which is the case of holes which are "bubbles" in the electron liquid.
In graphene, there are massless Dirac electrons. Do they couple to the gravity?
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A resource for reliable information about significant people, places, events, and things in Minnesota history.
The site of Fort Ripley is within the boundaries of present-day Camp Ripley. The remains of the powder magazine can be seen in the background of this 1950 photo.
Fort Snelling, c.1835. Oil on canvas painting by David Geister, 2006.
Fort Snelling, c.1865.
Oil on canvas painting of Fort Snelling, c.1855.
Lithograph of Fort Snelling made by Seth Eastman in 1833, three years before Dred Scott was brought to the post by his owner, George Emerson.
Oil-on-canvas painting of Fort Snelling. Painted by Alexis Jean Fournier in 1888.
Exterior view of Fort Snelling showing the Round Tower, 1863.
A Sketch by Seth Eastman of Fort Snelling in the year James Thompson married Marpiyawecasta, 1833.
The Philip Johnson-designed IDS Center, seen behind the Foshay, supplanted the Foshay Tower as Minneapolis's tallest building when it opened in 1972.
The tower was built upon an existing two-story structure, which formed the base of the new skyscraper, 1958.
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Added doxygen comments to the overloaded init_bound_number and init_bounded_number_vector
Overloaded init_bounded_number_vector with a matrix argument containing input from data_matrix
Fix vc build.
Fix compiler warnings in lex files.
Some code cleanup.
Remove unused header file which is a older copy of admodel.h
Modified by David Fournier: add initial_params::save_all() to format saving gradients.
Fix issues with dll compile. Batch file did not link needed object file.
Overloaded init_bounded_number in tpl2lexx, admodel.h, and main.cpp to accept a vector defining minb, maxb, and phase of estimation to reduce the amount of user code for control files.
This files should only be in the distributions and not version control.
Fix shareed object targets.
Allow CXXFLAGS and LDFLAGS to be set on command line.
Simplify and cleanup .dll and .so builds.
Fix AND cleanup tpl2rem and tpl2cpp targets.
Clean out more files.
Reformat banner and don't output binary character.
Silence vc unreferenced parameter warnings.
Fix warning with strtok.
Fix pragma macros and remove t.cpp from build list.
Clean up code.
Do not compile unneeded files.
Fix unitialized and unused warnings.
Issue 127 solved.
Add -ilmn option help text to command line help
Had a rogue character in there...
add comments to fmin objects and procedure
Better integration of debugging library gdbprintlib into admb. The admb and admb.bat scripts now pass a debug flag to tpl2cpp.exe and tpl2rem.exe which insert the void function call to pad() in the main body of the CPP file. This allows the debugger to see the functions inside gdbprintlib and allows the user to use them inside a gdb session. CG
empty pad() call (gdbprintlib) is now only inserted into model CPPs when the source was built by 'make debug'
Revert to previous.
Remove unused ADMB_DEMO code.
Code cleanup remove unneded AD_DEMO macro.
Opps fix typo.
Remove end of file blank lines.
Remove more empty header files.
Opps, cygwin and mingw shells can build.
Will build in cygwin shell.
Remove some tabs.
Removed warning message when datafile or pinfile changes names
Big change: remove end of line spaces.
Remove more end of line spaces.
Remove unused java jni files.
Quiet compiler warning.
correct typo: 'listen' to 'listed'
Remove unused ADMB_CONFIGURE macro.
simple -info has link to core team webpage, instead of listing names
Fix lex build under windows. Do not hard code the utitlities path.
gdbprintlib now works for all sources if using debug version of ADMB with 'admb -g modelname'
Simplify main GNUmakefile build by eliminating sub-makes.
Fix problem with last commit, should build spcomm.cpp for windows only.
[Issue #122] Simplified nmake build files. Does not call utilities\make in src\Makefile.
[Issue #118] add shared target$ make shared
Don't do pvm routine unless USE_ADPVM is defined.
I started adding comments to the code. The function minimizer for MCMC now has comment header. Also changed a few error messages in the same function. C
Don't do pvm stuff in lex files.
Format nh99 objects.
Fix typo.
Updated core team list.
Simplify build instructions for tpl2cpp from nh99/Makefile and tpl2rem from df1b2-separable/Makefile by moving to src/Makefile.
tpl2cpp.exe and tpl2rem.exe are now moved properly into build/dest/bin
Force tpl2cpp and tpl2rem builds.
Remove unused makefiles.
Spaces and uppercase letters in 'mymodel -version' report
Modify build script to work with MinGW without msys.
Avoid output to tpl2cpp-winflex.c adn tpl2rem-winflex.c.
Use the gnuwin32 flex for windows.
Update lex .c files for those without flex.
Add braces to improve readablity.
Use Makeflags -j and do not parallel build tpl2rem and tpl2cpp.
Increase borland library size.
Typo fix.
Reorg makefiles
Remove unused file.
VC build improvements.
Update build files for VC
Fix build when flex is missing.
Also, other build file cleanups.
Major changes to the gmake build files to simplify and improve.To use just type
$ make
Or for Visual C++
$ nmake
in the main source directory.
Fix cl paths.
Changed option from -mcgrope to -mcprobe.
Documented commandline option matching
Changed the lexer so that it adds #include <contrib.h> to a model's built cpp file. The user no longer needs to #include any of the contributed library header files in their TPL source.
Another correction of sign in the covariance calculations
[ADMB Users] difference between ADMB-RE and R/mgcv in SEs ....
[Issue #108] Reverted beta and gamma to ADMB-9 code.
Addresses feature request 40, outputting eigenvalues unsorted and sorted
Add check for cygwin, courtesy of Johnoel Ancheta
Copy VERSION .
[Issue #99] Add support for MinGW-w64(GNU g++).
[Issue #99] Begin support of x86_64-w64-mingw-g++.
[Issue #101] mingw.mak builds contrib libraries by default.
[Coding Standard] No tabs.
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The Library's collections are an indispensable resource for the Museum's research, exhibit development and educational programs.
The Library's holdings include over 275,000 volumes of books and journals, along with significant special collections of archives, manuscripts, photo archives and original natural history illustrations. The strengths of the Library collections closely parallel the strengths of the Museum's scientific collections in the fields of anthropology, botany, geology, paleontology and zoology. The collections emphasize biological systematics, evolutionary biology, geology, archaeology, ethnology and material culture.
There are several tools available to discover more about the Library's collections and other electronic content.
WorldCat Online Catalog
The online catalog contains bibliographic records for the books and journals in the Library's general and rare book collections as well as collections throughout the world.
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Print Journals
It is important to note that all print journals in The Field Museum Library's collection are fully cataloged, with each title having a unique call number classification. Titles can be searched in the online catalog, WorldCat.
As an additional resource for locating titles in the print collection, please see the list of titles available in the Library's collection. As the Library has canceled subscriptions in recent years, this list is no longer current, and we may no longer receive many of the titles listed. The best place to locate exact holdings information is still via the online catalog (as stated above) or by simply checking the physical location.Back to Top
Collection Locations
The print collections of The Field Museum Library are located in various locations throughout the building.
The general circulating collection is located in 9 different stack areas throughout the building. Adjacent to the reading room in rooms 3210 & 3206 are the "Main" collection that include the subject areas of: History, Geography, Museum Studies, Anthropology and the general periodicals in science, natural history and zoology.
There are 8 departmental/divisional collections located near the departments they primarily serve. They are: Botany, Geology, & the 6 divisions of Zoology (Birds, Mammals, Insects, Invertebrates, Fishes, Amphibians & Reptiles). While these collections are not housed among the main library collection, they are still maintained by library staff. See associated file below to locate the call number ranges for each collection.
Here are more collection locations (with descriptions) that you will find on our online catalog:
- Ref.
- The Reference collection is located in the main reading room. It includes: foreign languge dictionaries, oversized atlases and encyclopedias. These materials are non-circulating.
- Arc.
- This collection is located at the Reference Desk. It includes: Field Museum publications, exhibition guides and published materials specifically pertaining to museum history and collections history. These materials are non-circulating.
- This collection is housed in the "crypt" or caged in area in room 3210. It includes: "rare" and fragile materials.
- This location is housed in the rare book room. Items cataloged in the rare book room do not follow the Library of Congress Classification System. Most rare book call numbers include: R.B., Collection Name, Year of publication and Number of slot when item was acquired (ex., Gen. 1810.2). Collection names include: Gen. (General), Laufer, Ayer, Kunz, Misc. (Miscellaneous).
- This collection is also housed in the rare book room and serves as a frequently used reference collection. These materials are non-circulating.
Journal Abbreviations
Abbreviated journal titles can be a challenge for researchers. Below is a list of various print and electronic resources to help decipher journal abbreviations:
Electronic Resource Guides
JAbbrCreated by Cornell University Libraries
Journal Abbreviation Resources on the WebCreated by the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Library
Biological Journals and Abbreviations
Print Resources (available at the Reference Desk)
- Periodical title abbreviations: by abbreviation / editor, Leland G. Alkire, Jr. ; associate editor, Cheryl Westerman-Alkire. Detroit, Mich. : Gale Research Co., c2001.
- Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation. BPH-2 : periodicals with botanical content : constituting a second edition of Botanico-Periodicum-Huntianum / Gavin D.R. Bridson, compiler, [et al.]. Pittsburgh : Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation, Carnegie Mellon University, 2004.
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The Field Museum Library provides remote access to library databases and e-journals via the Internet when you are away from the Museum.
You may access electronic resources off-site if:
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In general, your username will be your Field Museum domain name (e.g., cgiannoni) and the password is the 5-digit code on the back of your ID badge. This is not automatically generated, please contact Christine Giannoni (firstname.lastname@example.com) to have this created.
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Once you have selected content to view and clicked on a link to content, a new page will pop up that asks for your username and password. Once your username and password are correctly entered, you should be taken directly to the content of the journal or database.
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- Measles, Mumps, Rubella (MMR)
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Before you can register for your classes, you must FIRST submit proof of your immunization records, required by New York State Public Health Law 2165. Health Services is responsible for the immunization records of all students born after January 1, 1957. In order to have your record processed immediately, we encourage all students to come in person. We are located in room 307N.
These students are required to provide legible proof of:
- MEASLES (Rubeola) - Two doses of Live Measles Virus Vaccine at least 28 days apart: on or after 1st birthday and dated 1968 or later.
- MUMPS - One dose of Live Mumps Virus Vaccine: on or after 1st birthday and dated 1969 or later.
- RUBELLA (German Measles) - One dose of Live Rubella Virus Vaccine: on or after 1st birthday and dated 1969 or later.
- MMR Vaccination (Measles, Mumps, Rubella - 2 doses after 01/01/1972
Dose #1 must be given at age 12 months or later
Dose #2 must be given after 15 months of age - OR at least 28 days after first vaccine - OR
date healthcare provider diagnosed measles and/or mumps disease. Disease of rubella is NOT acceptable proof of immunity. There must be proof of vaccine or titers.
Proof of these vaccines should be provided in one of the following ways and at least three to four weeks prior to registration appointment:
- Have your health care provider fill out and stamp our Immunization Form [pdf],
- Provide a stamped copy of your health care provider's immunization form,
- Provide a copy of your lifetime immunization card (childhood immunization card), or
- Provide an official stamped copy of immunization records from a former high school, college or university.
Meningococcal Meningitis Requirement
Regardless of credit load, all students must indicate that they have been notified of the Meningococcal Meningitis Public Health Law 2167 and have appropriate response on record with the college. This response is recorded in Part 2 of the Immunization Form (see PDF Form) submitted prior to the first semester.
Meningococcal Disease Fact Sheet
Students can also respond through their CUNY First accounts by: navigating to "Self Service" then "Student Center" and clicking on "Enroll" in the upper left hand corner. Students will then be prompted to select the term they will be registering for, and will need to click "continue." A link called "Meningitis Acknowledgment Form" will appear half way down the page. Clicking on this link will provide the student with information regarding the Meningococcal Meningitis vaccine, and allow them to electronically respond.
The Meningococcal Meningitis vaccine is not mandatory, we only require proof that you have been notified and given information about the vaccine. Failure to submit this form will delay your registration.
Any foreign vaccine-related immunization records must be translated into English prior to submission to Health Services. Failure to do so may delay your registration.
Students must submit immunization information at least three to four weeks prior to their registration appointment. Failure to do so may result in registration restrictions. We make every effort to process the forms as quickly as possible and cannot guarantee your registration if records are not submitted in a timely fashion. We encourage you to contact the office 72 hours after having faxed your records to assure our receipt of them.
Forms can be submitted by mail, fax, or in person. Please include your name on each page of the documents submitted. Forms and photo IDs that are not legible cannot be processed, and this will delay your registration.
We strongly advise against sending forms via email as email is not a secure form of communication and these forms contain personal information.
Medical - A note from your licensed physician/health care provider is required indicating the medical reason for contraindication. This statement must be written on the provider's stationary with stamp, license number, and signature.
Religious - Submit a written statement (forms are available in the Office of Health Services) of sincere and genuine religious objection to immunizations.
Birthdate - All students born prior to January 1, 1957 are exempt. However, all students are still required to respond to the meningococcal meningitis form (see above Meningococcal Meningitis requirement).
Please fax immunization materials to 212.650.3254 or 212.396.6703.
Please mail immunization materials to:
Hunter College
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To verify receipt of immunization materials, feel free to call after 72 hours after faxing your record at 212.772.4800.
Immunization Form [pdf]
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Immunization Clinics
Adults currently enrolled in a post-secondary educational program are elligible to recieve a free MMR vaccine through the Department of Health in order to fulfill school requirements. Below are Dept. of Health clinics currently offering MMR immunization free of charge:
- Tremont Health Center 1826 Arthur Ave., 1st Floor, Bronx, NY 10457 | Tues. & Thurs. 8:30 am - 2:00 pm
- Corona Health Center 34-33 Junction Blvd., 3rd Floor, Queens, NY 11372 | Wed. & Fri. 8:30 am - 2:00 pm
- Fort Greene Health Center 295 Flatbush Ave., 5th Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11201 | Mon. - Fri. 8:30 am - 2:00 pm
For more information regarding immunization clinics, please visit the Dept. of Health online, or call 311.
More Information from the Dept. of Health:
Measles Frequently Asked Questions [pdf]
Recommendations for use of Meningococcal vaccines [pdf]
Updated information about Meningococcal vaccine for adolescents in New York State [pdf]
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IN MEMORY OF Tyler Joseph Schreier
January 9, 2013
Tyler Joseph Schreier
Funeral services St. Ann's Church Slayton, MN at 2:00 p.m. on Monday December 31, 2012 with Fr. James Seitz and Rev. Jon Marburger officiating.
1991 - Tyler Joseph Schreier - 2012
Tyler Schreier, the son of Kevin and Joyce Kalas Schreier, was born on May 26, 1991 in Worthington, Minnesota. He grew up on a farm north of Avoca, Minnesota and attended Murray County Central schools, graduating in 2010. Tyler then attended Minnesota West in Granite Falls, Minnesota and graduated with a degree in Auto body. While in high school Tyler worked at Jim's Market in Slayton and after college he worked at Scholtes Motors in Worthington doing bodywork and detailing. Tyler passed away as a result of an automobile accident on Thursday, December 27, 2012 the age of 21. He enjoyed fishing, hunting, shooting pool, snowmobiling, playing cards and poker, playing PS3 and just hanging out with his friends.
Survivors include his parents Kevin and Joyce Schreier, Avoca, MN; sister Jessica Schreier and her fiancée Allan Morris, Pipestone, MN; nieces: Haleigh Schreier and Cheyanne Morris, Pipestone, MN; maternal grandparents Larry (Henrietta) Kalas, Slayton, MN; paternal grandparents David (Alice) Schreier, Currie, MN; paternal great-grandmother Rosella Hoffrogge, Slayton, MN; many aunts, uncles, cousins, other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his maternal great-grandparents Clarence (Rena) VanderBush and Arnold (Loretta) Kalas; paternal great-grandparents Arthur Hoffrogge and Joseph (Rosella) Schreier and uncle Brian Schreier.
Funeral services St. Ann's Church Slayton, MN at 2:00 p.m. on Monday December 31, 2012 with Fr. James Seitz and Rev. Jon Marburger officiating. The organist was Judy Andrews. The Song leader was Tom Andrews. The pallbearers were Jesus Garza, Alex Kleve, Chad Schreier, Kyle Cochran, Todd Schreier, Kevin Schreier, Nathan Palaschak, Troy Schreier and Derek Anderson. Honorary pallbearers were Haleigh Schreier, Cheyanne Morris and all of his cousins. Interment at Slayton Memorial Gardens Slayton, MN. The Totzke Funeral Home in Slayton assisted the family with arrangements. Sign guestbook online at www.totzkefuneralhome.com.
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The CWCMS volleyball team continued its winning ways this week, getting a road win over Jasper, then taking down Flora at home.
The seventh grade team defeated Jasper, 25-8, 25-2.
Contributing were Abby Vaughan with 22 points, 14 aces and a kill, Grace Biggerstaff with 17 points and 11 aces, Carrie Blankenberger with two points and an ace, Shaelyn Perkins with a point, Breona Owen with a point and an ace, Autumn Schneider with a point and EmmaJoy Gray with three kills.
The eighth grade team defeated Jasper, 25-9, 25-11.
Contributing were Maggi Ackerman with 10 points and five aces, Morgan Combs with nine points, two aces and three kills, Graci Ackerman with eight points, two aces and a kill, Gabbie Brown with five points, two aces and three kills, Madison Wenzel with four points and three kills and Lixi Wheeler with a kill.
The seventh grade team defeated Flora, 25-16, 25-7.
Contributing were Biggerstaff with 15 points and nine aces, Vaughan with 14 points, 11 aces and four kills, Perkins with three points and three aces, Owen with a point and a kill, Schneider with a point and an ace, Blankenberger with a point, Peyton Roedder with a point and an ace.
The eighth grade team defeated Flora, 25-14, 25-11.
Contributing were Maggi Ackerman with eight points, five aces and two kills, Emily Mahon with eight points, two aces and a dig, Wenzel with five points, three aces, two kills and seven digs, Wheeler with five points and eight kills, Brown with a point, a kill and a dig, Karen Kays with a point and an ace, Combs with three kills and Graci Ackerman with two kills and four digs.
The seventh grade team is now 12-0, while the eighth graders are 10-1.
Wed. March 6 will be eighth grade recognition night when the team hosts Olney.
The team will play Mar. 14 at Hamilton County against West Frankfort in the regional match. The championship will be held the same evening at 8 p.m.
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On http://pinterest.com/ there are 'pins' ie <div>s of varying height but they all seem to render very well with no 'gaps' or line breaks to interrupt the flow. Is there a good/simple explanation of how they get the CSS to behave and implement that (I am hoping to learn and understand rather than just cargo-cult their CSS file!). Thanks in advance
We started with Q&A. Technical documentation is next, and we need your help.
Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, you can contribute.
Check out JQuery Masonry, it will be the simplest way to achieve the layout you want. http://masonry.desandro.com/
I did some reading of Pinterest's javascript a few months ago to figure this out myself. In short, they don't do it with CSS at all. They position all of their boxes/pins dynamically by iterating through them all, calculating the height, and dropping it at the bottom of whichever column that has the shortest height at the moment (adding that box's height to it). Basically, there's no trick to it, it's just Javascript.
Css can't actually do that in the way you want it to. Javascript, like this example, can.
Due to how rows of floated or inline-blocked content behave, css isn't right for the job. You'd have to dynamically generate vertical columns of content and place them side by side, meaning you'd have to fight to get current content at the top. It would be kind of a pain, really. You'd also lose the responsiveness to window width.
You can read the Pinterest cofounder's response to an earlier question about this: how to replicate pinterest.com's absolute div stacking layout
You can now actually do it with css3
Complete guide at : http://kmsm.ca/2010/an-almost-complete-guide-to-css3-multi-column-layouts/
Having looked at all options, I ended up implementing the layout similar to Pinterest in this way:
All DIVs are:
This makes them position in rows better than when they are floated.
Then when the page is loaded, I iterate all DIVs in JavaScript to remove gaps between them. It works acceptably well when:
Easiest and Simple way i did, this looks armature. But i thought of sharing.....
This is three column layout...
First 3 container will not add height to it.. 4th container will take the height and top position of 1st container(that is
I have put
Its simple how it works: Here, I wrote my own in a matter of minutes. http://jsfiddle.net/92gxyugb/1/


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In the summer of 2011, Kim Kardashian married basketball player Kris Humphries. Seventy-two days later, she made headlines when she filed for divorce.
While chatting with Allure, the reality star was prepared with questions for herself about her life and her future:
"Do I want kids of my own? Absolutely. But I don't know if that's what's meant for me. Maybe I'll just work, work, work, and not think about it."
"Is it tough to watch [the show]? Yeah. Tough to see an unhappy time in your life."
"Do I think there are more haters than before? Not really. But I think this has given them a platform to have a louder voice."
"Will I be more private of a person? Am I more guarded? Absolutely," she says. "But, also, I'm a firm believer that my show is who I am."


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I've got
\node (A) at (0,2) {$A$};
\node (B) at (0,0) {$B$}
edge [<-] (A)
edge [<-, bend right=90] (A);
How do I fill this D shape? I've got to use
\filldraw, obviously, but I can't figure out how to do the bending.
I've got
How do I fill this D shape? I've got to use
It's not easy to give an answer because you don't explain exactly what is the D shape. If you want to fill from A.center and B.center, the answer is not the same. Now it's important to understand why you have a problem.
All the explanations are in the pgfmanual but I will add some examples complete.
Your code
First I think it's not a good idea to mix creation of nodes and creation of edges and filling of an area. I propose
but more natural is
But we can remark despite the use of
The effect of the edge operation is that after the main path the following path is added to the picture:
The edge operation creates a new path. This is why the curves are drawn. Options to draw are inherited like ->, thick etc. With \tikzstyle{every edge}= [draw,fill=red]`, you can fill all the areas defined by an edge operation.
An example to see the how works edge
another with fill
Now I you place the fill command at the beginning of the path. This command is used only for the main path but in your case the main path is not what you want. I think it's a single point. You need to add an option at the edge operation or you need to modify
Now three examples : The first to see how works the options for the main path, the second to see it's possible to use
What you're asking for is actually quite complicated. Here's what makes it complicated:
So what you want to do is this: specify some paths and then use them in two different and incompatible ways. A sophisticated method of solving this would be to store the two paths and then produce a new one by "welding" them together. Then the original two paths could be used for the arrows and the welded path for the fill. Doing this is entirely possible (using my
When specifying the path for filling, we use
One draw-back of this is that the nodes are drawn before the path is filled (well, in the example then the
Here's the code:
and result:
Simply use
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Judge Foster has denied all motions to suppress in the People vs. Danny K. Coston. The hearings were held Tuesday, June 11 at the White County Courthouse. Judge Foster said he needed some time to review the video tapes as well as other evidence before delivering his decision, which was delivered late Tuesday, June 25.
The case will go to trial in late August.
Details will be available in Thursday's edition of The Times.
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Safety After Octreotide Scan
Last Modified: January 7, 2013
After octreoscan, are there safety precautions because of the radiation used?
Katie Fanslau, RN, MSN, Nurse in Nuclear Medicine at Penn Medicine responds.After an Octreotide scan there are no radiation safety precautions to follow. There is only enough radiation given to perform imaging.
This question and answer was part of the OncoLink Brown Bag Chat Series. View the entire transcript from the Focus on Neuroendocrine Tumors Webchat.


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As new techniques for treating breast cancer have been developed, early detection rates have gone up and mortality rates have started to fall. Take a look at the major milestones in the history of breast cancer treatment and awareness as well as recent statistics and breast cancer rates through time.
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