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Students selected for honors band
Four Wapakoneta teenagers had the opportunity to showcase their talent on the big stage and took it.
Four Wapakoneta High School band members participated in the 2012 Ohio Music Educators Association's District 3 High School Honors Festival at the Niswonger Performing Arts Center of Northwest Ohio, in Van Wert, on Sunday.
Wapakoneta High School students Mutsuo Sasaki, Kimberly Kohler, Antonio Anderson and Julia Pepple were among a large number of area high school musicians who were selected to perform at this prestigious event.
The four were nominated by band director Klayton Hilleary. After nominations, the four tried out and were selected to be a part of this honor's band.
"It was fun because I got to play with kids from other schools that were at the top of their game, too," freshman Julia Pepple said.
The Wapakoneta group had three rehearsals with the other area members who were selected for the band at the Niswonger Performing Arts Center prior to the concert.
Pepple, who plays the trumpet, said the experience was a fun one.
"We worked hard," Pepple said. "It was payoff for our hard work."
Pepple was the fourth chair out of the 14 trumpet players in the band on Sunday and she is a part of the Wapakoneta High School Marching Band and an EMA Solo and Ensemble member.
Pepple said the decision to pick her instrument was quite simple.
"It was loud and it's fun to play," Pepple said of the instrument when she was introduced to the trumpet during middle school.
She also referred the instrument as the melody and that it can be the center of attention.
The four Wapakoneta members of the group had rehearsals that consisted of one 3-hour rehearsal and two 6-hour rehearsals with other students from school such as Allen East, Bath, Celina, Coldwater, Findlay, Fort Recovery, Minster, New Bremen, St. Marys and Parkway.
At their performance on Sunday, the group played Irish songs, a Bach tune and a march by John Philip Sousa, along with other songs.
For Sasaki, Anderson and Pepple this was their first time performing in this special concert, but it was the second time for Kohler.
She said she enjoyed her experience even more this time around.
"Overall, the people and making new friends was a lot better," the senior said of the experience. "The director was very relatable, too."
Kohler's experience was enjoyable this time as she made new friends and also had an opportunity to talk with the director one-on-one.
She also noted it was neat to compare her performance this year to last year's and to see how she improved.
"I think it's cool to get it," Kohler said of earning a spot in the band. "It's just an honor."
Kohler, who plays the French horn, said she loves her instrument, although it was not her first pick when she began band.
"I switched to the French horn from the trumpet," Kohler said.
The decision to switch came from Hilleary in middle school, as he introduced to her the instrument.
"I love my instrument," Kohler said.
Kohler was the second chair out of the eight French horn players on Sunday. She also is a member of the Wapakoneta High School Marching Band, Pep Band and an EMA Solo and Ensemble member.
"It was mind blowing," fellow band member Sasaki said of the whole experience.
Between the long rehearsals, the senior shared his thoughts on performing.
"The performance was my favorite," Sasaki said.
The clarinet player said that Hilleary gave introduced him to the instrument in middle school and the rest was history from there.
"He gave me a clarinet to play," Sasaki said, when he was in fifth-grade trying out instruments that he would be interested in playing.
Sasaki, who is a member of the Wapakoneta High School Marching Band and Pep Band, was the sixth chair out of 16 clarinets at Sunday's performance.
Anderson said his favorite part about being apart of the area honors band was similar to the other three members' response — meeting new people.
"It was interesting," the high school junior said. "I got to meet a lot of new people and I had a lot of fun."
One challenge that Anderson had to deal with was adapting to their new band director, and his styles of conducting.
The trombone player was the eighth chair out of eight trombones on Sunday, and said he was introduced to the instrument in middle school.
"In seventh-grade I went to the tryout area and the teacher asked me what I wanted to play," Anderson said. "I said I wanted to play the sliding instrument."
His band director then told him about this instrument and that he thought it would be a good fit for Anderson.
Anderson also is a member of the Wapakoneta High School Marching Band, Pep Band and a member of Red Pepper, the back up band for the show choir Singsation and said his favorite part of the day is band practice.
"Band is the best class," Anderson said, "because you are only there because you want to be there. You are automatically going to have a good time."


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Minster waits, wins again at state ACME tournament
CELINA — Before Minster could play its game against Toledo Central Catholic on Sunday, it had to play the waiting game.
All six hours of it.
The Wildcats made the long wait worth the hassle by jumping out to an early lead in an 8-3 win over Toledo Central Catholic on Sunday night in the second round of the state ACME tournament.
Minster arrived at Montgomery Field at 3:30 p.m., only to watch six separate rain delays extend the preceding game between Defiance and Vandalia Butler into a seven-hour affair.
Minster and Central Catholic finally got off a first pitch at 9:45 p.m. — more than four hours after the originally scheduled start time.
"It was a long time. We were here for six hours before we played. Yeah, we took some trips to Menard's, got something to eat," Minster coach Scott Sherman said, laughing. "We tried to stay loose and once it was game time we flipped that switch and were ready to go."
On Saturday, the Wildcats opened their ACME state tournament with a dramatic walkoff 1-0 win over Springfield, keyed by Doug Huber's walkoff single in the seventh and his dominating one-hit, 10-strikeout shutout on the mound.
Minster will now face Vandalia Butler on Wednesday night in the winner's bracket semifinal at 6 p.m. at Montgomery Field in Celina.
Minster scored three runs in the top of the second inning and added two runs in the fourth and three in the fifth to keep Central Catholic playing from behind all night.
"Yesterday it took us all seven innings to get it going," Sherman said. "It was nice to get up early on them in the second inning and we did a nice job of continuing to add runs."
With Toledo Central Catholic's long drive from downtown Toledo to Celina and Minster's spring state championship team being honored at a Cincinnati Reds game tonight, tournament organizers were willing to do just about anything to get the games in. That included six separate delays following heavy rainstorms and hours of squeegeeing the synthetic surface on the Eastview Park diamond.
Devon Poeppelman pitched into the sixth inning for Minster before Austin Knapke came on to get the Wildcats out of a bases-loaded, one-out jam. Adam Niemeyer worked a scoreless seventh inning to finish off Toledo Central Catholic right around 12:15 a.m.
"Devon once again did a nice job out there," Sherman said. "He probably gave away a few too many walks, but he pitched really well and gave us all he could. Austin came in that bases-loaded jam and got them to pop up."
Minster grabbed the lead in the second by sending nine to the plate with a key two-run single to center field by Drew Elson to make it 2-0. Ethan Wolf followed with an single that plated Elson after an error by the TCC right fielder.
Minster (17-6) scored twice in the fourth with the aide of two Central Catholic defensive miscues. Austin Knapke collected an RBI single. Knapke came around to score on an error.
Minster added three runs in the fifth on a throwing error and Adam Niemeyer's RBI fielder's choice groundout.
Toledo Central Catholic committed five errors in the field in its first loss of the tournament.
The other winner's bracket game scheduled for 7 p.m. between Greenville and Bowling Green was moved to tonight at 7 p.m.
Minster has still yet to lose in the ACME tournament since the championship game of the Auglaize County sectional.


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How often do you hear the phrase "That's so gay," on your school campus? Though this casual language is usually said without thought by straight teens, the effects can be negative for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) classmates. It creates a learning environment where they feel disrespected, unwanted, and unsafe.
The ThinkB4YouSpeak campaign, sponsored by the Gay Straight Lesbian Education Network (GLSEN), aims to raise awareness among straight teens about the pervasiveness and impact of the prejudice their LGBT classmates face at school. Its ultimate goal is to stamp out use of homophobic language to create a more positive school environment for all teens.
GLSEN, a national education organization focused on ensuring safe schools for all students, has created an educator's guide with six activities for middle and high school teachers. Activities include "Where Do I Stand?," "Breaking the Habit, " and "From Bystander to Ally."
Click here to access the ThinkB4YouSpeak Educator Guide.
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GLSEN and The Ad Council have created a national PSA campaign of print, TV, and radio ads to call attention to anti-LGBT language used at school. The ads not only point out how ridiculous the slurs are, but also how hurtful it is to LGBT teens. Simply said: Knock it off. Think before you speak.
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News that BMW will be coming out with a water-cooled replacement of its current R1200RT is really nothing new. Since the debut of the new BMW R1200GS, and its precision water-cooled motor, it has seemed like only a matter of time before the BMW's next-generation boxer engine made its way into the German company's other models.
We have already seen the 2014 BMW R1200RT strutting its stuff in camouflage before, but those photos were small and blurry — really just enough to give us an idea of what we were looking at, and nothing more. This is not the case today however, as a German blogger has been fortunate enough to catch what he calls the BMW R1200GTt out in the wild, and has included a 1080p walk-around to prove it.


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Off the Court at MIT: Majoring in aerospace engineering … was a propulsion intern at Cessna Aircraft Company … worked on thermal analysis of REXIS in the MIT Space Systems Lab … squash captain … Phi Sigma Kappa.
High School: A 2011 graduate of Noble and Greenough High School … six-time varsity letterwinner ...participated in crew and cross country … High Distinction.


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When you create a table in an Excel worksheet, it's not only easier for you to manage and analyze your data, but you also get built-in filtering, sorting, row shading with Banded Rows, and the ability to use different formulas in a Total Row.
Excel tables shouldn't be confused with the data tables that are part of a suite of What-If Analysis commands (Data Tools, on the Data tab). See Introduction to What-If Analysis for more information.
The screen shots in this article were taken in Excel 2016. If you have a different version your view might be slightly different, but unless otherwise noted, the functionality is the same.
Create a table in the style you want
Select any cell within the range of cells you want included in the table.
On the Home tab, click Styles > Format as Table > select the style of your choice from the table Style Gallery.
Excel will automatically highlight the data range for your table, and the range address will be listed in the Format As Table dialog, but you can adjust the range if necessary. If the top row of the selected range contains data you want to use as table headers, check the My table has headers box. If you don't check the My table has headers box, table headers with default names like Column1 and Column2 are added to your table above its data. You can modify default header names at any time. For more information, see Turn Excel headers on or off.
Once you click OK, Excel will format your data range as a table with the style you selected.
You can change the current style any time by selecting a new one from the Style Gallery. You can also create your own table style to use in the current workbook by selecting New Table Style in the Style Gallery. After you create a custom table style, it's available for the current workbook when you click Format as Table > Custom in the Style Gallery. For more information, see Format an Excel table.
Create a table using the default table style
Select any cell within the range of cells you want included in the table.
Click Insert > Table.
Tip: Keyboard shortcut : Press Ctrl+T or Ctrl+L.
With this method, Excel will display a Create Table dialog box. If the top row of the selected range contains data you want to use as table headers, check the My table has headers box.
If you don't check the My table has headers box, table headers with default names like Column1 and Column2 are added to your table above its data. You can modify default header names at any time. For more information, see Turn Excel headers on or off
More about tables
After you create a table, the Table Tools become available, and you'll see a Design tab. You can use the tools on the Design tab to customize or edit the table. Note that the Design tab is visible only when at least one or more cells in the table are selected.
On a Mac, table options are available on the Table tab in the Ribbon.
After you create a table, you'll see the Quick Analysis button next to it. Click this button to see tools that can help you analyze your table data, such as conditional formatting, sparklines, charts, or formulas.
To add a row, you can simply start typing anywhere in the blank row immediately beneath the table, or select the last cell in the last row of the table, and press Tab.
In the example shown here, pressing Tab with cell C4 selected expands the table to a fifth row, and moves the selection to the first column in the new row, cell A5.
Delete a table
Delete a table without losing the data or table formatting
After you create a table, you might not want to keep working with the table functionality that it includes. Or you might only want a table style without the table functionality. To stop working with your data in a table without losing any table style formatting that you applied, you can convert the table to a regular range of data on the worksheet.
Click anywhere in the table.
This displays the Table Tools tab on the ribbon.
On the Design tab, in the Tools group, click Convert to Range.
Right-click on the table and click Convert to Range.
On a Mac, go to Table > Convert to Range
Table features are no longer available after you convert the table back to a range. For example, the row headers no longer include the sort and filter arrows, and any structured references that were used in formulas turn into regular cell references. For more information, see Using structured references in Excel tables.
Delete the entire table
Select the entire table by picking any of its header cells, and pressing Ctrl+A to select all its cells.
Press Delete.
Clear the data but keep the table
To keep the structure and formatting of the table, but delete the data, do this:
Select all the rows of the table except the headers.
On the Home tab, go to Editing > Clear > Clear Contents.
To clear the headers, select all the cells in its row and pick Clear > Clear Contents.
Note: If you select the entire table, when you use Clear > Clear Contents, Excel will delete all of the selected data as well as the table.
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It's official: The Oscars won't be moving to an earlier date, at least until after the 2012 ceremony. In a statement released late Wednesday, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences said the date of the 2012 edition "will not be significantly earlier than the now-traditional last Sunday in February."
The org went on to say that the Academy's board of governors remains open to a new date in subsequent years and will continue to weigh the challenges and benefits of such a change.
The wording "will not be significantly earlier" sounds cagey, but it's likely the org is simply playing it safe and that the event will be held on the last Sunday in February. While the Academy has debated a date change in the past few years, the possibility of a 2012 shift generated more attention than previous discussions.
AMPAS was full of news Wednesday, including the unveiling of the foreign-language submissions, the shortlist of eight documentary-short contenders and a major executive shift next year.
The short docus qualifying are "Born Sweet," "Killing in the Name," "Living for 32," "One Thousand Pictures: RFK's Last Journey," "Poster Girl," "Strangers No More," "Sun Come Up" and "The Warriors of Qiugang."
Three to five of them will receive Oscar noms, which will be announced Jan. 25.
The 83rd annual Academy Awards are set for Feb. 27, at the Kodak Theater and telecast by ABC.
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A spokeswoman says departing U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius is not considering running for the U.S. Senate.
HHS spokeswoman Dori Salcido said in an email Thursday night to The Associated Press that Sebelius is continuing her work at the federal agency and isn't considering a Senate campaign.
Sebelius announced April 11 that she was stepping down as HHS secretary. President Barack Obama immediately nominated White House budget director Sylvia Mathews Burwell to replace her.
The New York Times reported this week that Sebelius was considering a run for the Senate seat now held by Kansas Republican Pat Roberts. Sebelius is a former two-term Kansas governor.
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MADRID (AP) — Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy says Spain's recession-hit economy will return to growth in 2014 and begin creating jobs again.
Rajoy said Wednesday that 2013 will be difficult but that Spaniards next year will see benefits from his government's tough austerity reforms that have raised taxes and cut government spending.
Spain's central bank predicts the economy will contract 1.5 percent this year and return to growth in late 2014. It said unemployment will rise to 27.1 percent in 2013 but will start falling in 2014.
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Inc. 500, 2010. Crain's Fast Fifty, 2011. Crain's Fast Fifty, 2012. AlphaMetrix Group LLC, Chicago, appeared to be a company going places fast. That is, until 2013, when the self-described "Marketplace for Private Investments" found itself on the very top of lists belonging to the National Futures Association (NFA) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC).
AlphaMetrix, which boasted a five-year growth rate of 8,030.4% in Crain's Chicago Business 2011 Fast Fifty issue, now faces CFTC charges alleging that the firm committed fraud and misappropriated at least $2.8 million that belonged to pool participants.
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"We write to update you on certain developments at AlphaMetrix Group LLC ('AlphaMetrix'), the ultimate parent of the AlphaMetrix family of companies. In the operation of our business, we regularly run intercompany balances between and amongst our affiliates. Our regulated commodity pool operator, AlphaMetrix LLC (the 'CPO') is one such affiliate with whom there are intercompany balances. The CPO's assets consist largely of a receivable owed to it by Parent. Parent has recently encountered significant cash flow issues and is working to strengthen its current financial position and its continued operations. As a result of this, the CPO has delayed fee rebates owed to certain of its third-party money managers and participants, which should have been reinvested into various pools, but were not. The fact that these fee rebates were not reinvested may have an impact on the pools' net asset values.
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Anniversaries come in all shapes, colors and flavors. A birthday or wedding anniversary, especially of the round-number variety, marks a significant milestone, affording an opportunity to appreciate the sheer longevity of a person or the staying power of a relationship. We all need to celebrate our resilience amid life's challenges and transitions.
Anniversaries of particular historical events also evoke a wide range of emotions. The recent centenary of the sinking of the Titanic prompted a peculiar blend of emotions, most of them gloomy. Washingtonians just celebrated the happier centennial of their city's stunning cherry trees, a 1912 gift from Japan. We in Boston just marked 100 years since the opening of Fenway Park; even Red Sox haters have to admire the continuing appeal of that "lyric little bandbox of a ballpark," as John Updike described it. The university where I teach, Boston College, is gearing up to celebrate its sesquicentennial anniversary, a great opportunity to review its contribution to church and society and to reaffirm its mission.
Few anniversaries can rival the upcoming 50th anniversary of the opening on Oct. 11, 1962, of the Second Vatican Council for sheer influence, theological heft and even drama. Unless you are planning a six-month hibernation, you will be hearing a great deal about this momentous event very soon [see America's occasional series, 2/13 and 4/30], and I wholeheartedly encourage all Catholics to take full advantage of the many offerings that will come their way and to familiarize themselves with the work and legacy of Vatican II.
If I may plug the outstanding work of two friends, you cannot go wrong with investing time in anything produced by John W. O'Malley, S.J. (full disclosure: He is my former colleague and housemate) and Richard Gaillardetz (my colleague these days at B.C.). In books, articles, public lectures and even audio mini-courses, these two scholars of church history and ecclesiology present accessible and insightful analyses of what the council fathers wrought half a century ago. Many parishes, dioceses and colleges are planning excellent lecture series and events to celebrate the opening of Vatican II, though not every one of them can feature O'Malley and Gaillardetz!
Although the council had roots in longstanding theological trends and ecclesial developments, the actual work of Vatican II unfolded between the time Pope John XXIII announced the Council on Jan. 25, 1959, and the conclusion of its fourth and final period on Dec. 8, 1965. The anniversary may occasion a new wave of gripping anecdotal accounts of the council proceedings. Besides the ample politicking that went on behind the scenes, the impressive main stage was the central nave of St. Peter's Basilica, which despite its immense proportions could barely hold the council's nearly 2,500 attendees, mostly bishops.
We all know the buzzwords associated with the council and its 16 major documents: aggiornamento, ressourcement, people of God, full participation of the laity, the communio of all the baptized, development, collegiality, dialogue. Even if most adult Catholics could not offer a complete account of the theological content and significance of Vatican II, they probably could not imagine a church without the legacy it bestowed. The way we today take for granted its momentous contributions—from liturgical reforms to new commitments to both accept and transform the modern world—is proof of its lasting mark on our church.
I was born too late to have a personal recollection of Vatican II, but a wonderful coincidence provides an inspiring note on which to close. As I was drafting this column, the phone rang, and I entered into a delightful conversation with a 90-year-old nun who was seeking a bit of social justice programming advice. When she asked about my next column, I invited her reflections on Vatican II. She waxed poetic about how Good Pope John opened the stained glass windows of the church to let in some fresh air and expressed her fear that her final years might witness a shutting of those windows.
I am grateful for the good sister's recollection. Since we need every deep breath of fresh air we can get these days, let us keep celebrating the style, spirit and vision of the council.
I have a novel idea: Rather than read opinions about what Vatican II means, why not read the actual documents? You might be surprised.
In Grade 4, I was so happy because I had at long last gotten the words to that darn SUSCIPIAT memorized and could finally stop pulling my little cardboard "cheat sheet" out of the sleeve of my cassock. I was no longer getting dirty looks from the priest when I forgot to grab it from where I had stashed it on the credence table, and all of a sudden I had to re-learn all those altar boy prayers in English. But best of all was getting rid of that darn altar rail cuz I could never get the lock fully latched when the time came to close them.
And then there was that great riddle going around school during the transition:
Q: What is God's phone number?
A: Et cum spirit 2-2-0!
Perhaps someone will have the time to compile a collection of "A KID'S EYE VIEW OF VATICAN II" stories?
When the changes started I thought some were trivial, and even annoying. I thought the sign of peace was silly. Then one day, I had a day off from work during the week, and my daughter's class had mass that day. When their classed went to mass on my day off I went also.
That day I sat well back in the church, with no one near me. As the time for the sign of peace approached I suddenly realized I had no one to exchange the sign with. So I immediately moved further up the church near the other parents.
At that point I realize the silly sign of peace had become important to me. Now I go to a church in Toledo, St Martin DePores, where the sign of peach is enthusiatically shared among the congregation including hugs from many of the members. The changes really did mean something.
The doors were thrown open to about 20 countries and about 50 million enslaved by the Soviet Union by the very JPII you here vilify as backsliding. Gut shot for promoting religious and political freedom for his beloved Poland and many other countries, he forgave his assassin and went out again and again in public to risk his life. His ecumenical outreach, personal piety and bravery, and humble apology to our Jewish brothers were noticed and appreciated, small-minded criticisms not withstanding. At his funeral the people of the world flooded the Vatican to mourn his death and celebrate his life.


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OK. Watching the crowd walk the track this afternoon made me yearn to go there. So I'm going to plan a trip for next years race. I was wondering if anyone else has any experience of doing such a thing and what thye can recommend me. Corners to sit at for the best action, shall we camp? Or good hotels?
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We all know that huge benefits come with getting your kids outdoors. Being outside provides an outlet for limitless energy and feeds ravenous curiosity, and studies have shown it may even improve performance in school. Yet, children today spend only half as much time in unstructured outdoor activity as their parents did when they were growing up. Getting outside can be a fun-filled way to inject learning and healthy activity into a child's life, two things that our new partner,Sesame Street, is always eager to encourage.
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You are right on it. :wink:
Please take a few minutes to fill ___________ our No Risk and No Obligation Debt Cousultation & Analysis Form and submit by the end of this week.
a. out b.into c.in d.off
fill in the form or fill out the form?
I think both are right. Right?
It is confusing.
I need your help.
You are right on it. :wink:
Hi, Blacknomi,
Is it used in the way that we--
fill in the blank(s) and fill out the form(s)?
As far as I can remeber, fill in means to insert words in the blank, whereas fill out means to complete the form.
Please correct me if I'm wrong.
You're right AFAIK.
N/AOriginally Posted by ggomad
Thank you all for replying to my questions. :)
I have looked up the phrase in a dictionary.
fill in : phrasal verb
[transitive] to add information such as your name or address in the empty spaces on an official document: FILL OUT:
Please fill in your name and address in the space provided.
I spent over two hours filling in the application form.
Fill in the missing words.
fillout : phrasal verb
[transitive] to add information such as your name or address in the empty spaces on an official document: FILL IN:
It took a long time to fill out the application form.
Macmillan Publishers Ltd. 2002
I think both fill out a form" and "fill in a form" are right.
I believe the question above has two answers.
Have a nice day! :D
I agree with ggomad. :D In addition, Fill in means, to add X to Y, whereas fill out means, to complete Y by adding in X.Originally Posted by moonwalker
Fill in (the blanks) on the form; fill out (i.e. complete) the form.
EX: Please fill in your name and address in the space provided.
EX: I spent over two hours filling in the (blanks on the) application form.
EX: Fill in the missing words in the blanks.
EX: She is filling him in (i.e. Idiom: She's giving him information; she's adding in what he doesn't know).
EX: It took a long time to fill out (i.e. complete) the application form.
EX: She fills out a sweater well. (i.e. Idiom: She completes the sweater's shape)
All the best, :D
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I know what your point is.
But take a look at the following citation.
fill sth in/out (WRITE) phrasal verb [M]
to write the necessary information on an official document:
to fill in a form/questionnaire
That is cited from Cambridge advanced learners' dictionary.
I know the expression " fill in the blanks."
But I think the phrasal verb "fill in" can have various objects,
as you can see, such as blanks, names and addresses, a form, etc.
If "fill in a form" is not acceptable or appropriate,
why the well-known English dictionary says it's ok.
It's weird.
I'd say no one dictionary is perfect in all its articles.
I also suspect that this confusion may be more prevalent in British English.
American Heritage Dic. is another good source in learning the usage of English, if I might add. Its link is,
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To add a word, phrase into a blank is to complete that particular sentence/line. To do that for the entire form is to complete the entire form. The difference here is between completing a line and completing a form. Fill in ~ Fill out are used synonymously by speakers--but not by all speakers) because they share a semantic similarity, notably 'complete': Fill out means to complete the entire form/shape, whereas fill in means to complete the sentences/lines, the result of which produces a filled out form, a completed form.Originally Posted by ggomad
Trust your instincts! That is, asking questions is a good thing. :D
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Two years ago, the Big 12 had a championship game, the Pac-12 was the Pac-10 and the Southeastern Conference was putting together an unprecedented string of national titles.
A different current is whipping through college football this season, however, as the SEC will need significant help to get a seventh consecutive Bowl Championship Series title and the presumptive Big 12 champion needs just two more regular-season wins to secure its spot in the title game.
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With Alabama's 29-24 loss to Texas A&M, Kansas State (10-0) rose to No. 1 in this week's BCS standings, followed by Oregon (10-0) and Notre Dame (10-0). Though the Ducks were a near-unanimous No. 1 in the human polls, they came in fourth in the in the average of six computer rankings used in the BCS formula. Oregon has a small lead on Notre Dame in the BCS average (0.9497 to 0.9396) but its strength of schedule should only improve with remaining games against No. 13 Stanford, No. 16 Oregon State and a Pac-12 championship matchup against No. 17 UCLA or No. 18 USC.
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Barring a loss or a drastic opinion change, it sets up for an Oregon-Kansas State matchup Jan. 7 in Miami, leaving Notre Dame out despite currently ranking first in four of the six computers. Notre Dame's only No. 1 vote in the USA TODAY Coaches Poll came from its own coach, Brian Kelly.
"If you want style points, look at our defense," Kelly said of a unit that has given up fewer points than any team in the country. "Look at the schedule we've played."
Meanwhile, the SEC now needs two of the three undefeated teams to stumble, which would open the door for the winner of the Georgia-Alabama SEC championship game (assuming Alabama can secure the West Division against Auburn on Nov. 24 ) to sneak into the title picture. But as Georgia coach Mark Richt noted, that same scenario has happened before.
"There haven't been many undefeated champions coming out of the SEC," Richt said, "so it's a pretty normal year for that."


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Google TV has struggled to gain adoption in consumer's living rooms, but it's one of my favorite Android powered platforms and I believe it still has huge potential left. VIZIO recently started selling the $99 Co-Star and this week Hisense and Samsung both announced they would offer Google TV products later this year.
The Hisense Pulse is a small Google TV box, very similar to the Co-Star in design. It features the same connectivity options, including HDMI input and output, USB, Ethernet and built-in Wi-Fi, and is expected to debut in mid-November for "under $99." I can't really see any advantages that the Pulse offers over the Co-Star, but we have yet to review either device.
Next we had Samsung announce their Smart TV with Google TV at IFA 2012. Normally I wouldn't recommend a TV with Google TV already baked in, but Samsung's offering includes their Smart Evolution Kit. This allows you upgrade your Smart Evolution enabled TV without having to replace the whole set. Just purchase a new Evolution Kit each year and it will include a faster processor and the latest technology.
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Jamie Foxx has called on religious activists to lighten up after he was criticized for branding President Barack Obama "Our Lord and Saviour" at a recent awards show, insisting it was meant as a joke.
The Ray star made the controversial comments while onstage at the Soul Train Awards, which were televised on Sunday (25Nov12) but recorded in Las Vegas a few days after Barack Obama was re-elected for another term in the White House earlier this month (Nov12).
He told the audience, "It's like church over here. It's like church in here. First of all, give an honor to God and our Lord and Saviour, Barack Obama."
The comparison prompted Christian campaigners to take aim at Jamie Foxx, with Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights President William Anthony Donohue stating: "Foxx's epiphany is startling. It just goes to show that even though Obama did not succeed in stopping the oceans from rising (as he promised to do in 2008), he did succeed in convincing Jamie Foxx, and no doubt legions of others, that God exists."
However, the actor/singer insists his declaration was made in jest and detractors shouldn't take comedians' comments so seriously.
He tells news show Entertainment Tonight, "I'm a comic (and) sometimes I think people get a little too tight (serious). And, it's getting a little tougher for us comedians (because) some people take it and want to make a huge story out of it, but it's a joke."


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I am super stoked.
Yeah, I broke my ankle.
Yeah, I cant walk for a couple of months.
But I feel grateful for my friends and my family, and my private cook/nurse/boyfriend, Adam.
Ive realized that it's times like these when good things and coincidences start happening a lot.
I had emailed Adam to share the fact that someone sent me an email that had Guinness book of records mentioned in it. For some reason I stared at the word for a bit, thought about it for a while.
Then as I worked on a project, I had the Daily Show on in the background. It was from a week ago, and there was a piece on Guinness book of records. I had just told Adam last week, that I watch back episodes (weeks old sometimes) and it is so cool that somehow, a little thing will end up being linked to something current for me.
So, that was that, a nice fun coincidence.
Then a friend in Norway alerted me to a job opportunity from someone in Cardiff. I contacted the guy and we started chatting to set something up, and I mentioned that Im in Pittsburgh and G-20 starts tomorrow. He then told me that in his city, it's Guinness Day tomorrow, and the Irish pubs would be crazy.
So, THREE, three mentions of Guinness today.
I know Im seemingly silly for enjoying these things. But hey, it works for me. The Norwegian friend and I started talking when he was giving me advice in an online forum and I commented on his handle, which was PoPSiCle. At the time I was eating a coconut popsicle – and it was the only thing that brought me comfort with my ankle pain that day. So we now are chat buddies, and I totally appreciate his feedback and different perspective being from another country. But cultural differences aside, there is common ground. Turns out he watches dogs that are the same breed as a dog Adam had previously.
The other day, my mom was making me breakfast and she asked how I wanted my eggs. Scrambled, I said. She then proceeded to make an omelet. The point is, I was reading a tech magazine, and after she asked me for my egg order, I flipped the page, and there was the article's author's picture. (are multiple possessions allowed in English?) All the authors were asked silly questions. This one was asked, how do you like your eggs? Scrambled, of course.
Sometimes I wish I would document these things more. They are really fun. So many happen, and then I forget. That's why I jotted this one down.
I do know though…that they are happening a lot more and I think that it has a lot to do with being happy and surrounding myself with good people/energy. Again, I am lucky. Ive not had much of a choice on who I surround myself with, and I dont see too many people these days, buy Adam, my mum and sister, Elizabeth…good people!
Whatever metaphysical, unexplainable thing it might be, synchronicities seem to increase when Im in a good state of mind.
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BALA CYNWYD, Pa., Feb. 6, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Law office of Brodsky & Smith, LLC announces that it is investigating potential claims against the Board of Directors of Acme Packet, Inc. ("Acme" or the "Company") (Nasdaq- APKT) relating to the proposed acquisition by Oracle Corporation ("Oracle").
Under the terms of the transaction, Acme shareholders will receive only $29.25 in cash for each share of Acme stock they own. The investigation concerns possible breaches of fiduciary duty and other violations of state law by the Board of Directors of Acme for not acting in the Company's shareholders' best interests in connection with the sale process to Oracle. The transaction may undervalue the Company and will result in a loss for many long term shareholders. For example Acme stock traded at $35.99 as recently as February 16, 2012 and $82.61 on April 29, 2011. In addition, an analyst has set a $30.00 per share price target for Acme stock.
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John Bolaris was on the verge of tears on Wednesday's "Dr. Phil," while recounting the loss of his job at Fox 29 and his credibility following the media fallout over the 2010 Miami episode in which he was drugged and scammed by two women.
Bolaris appeared on the CBS show with fiancee Erica Smitheman who discussed his mental state and the heart attack scare he had around Christmas last year when the meteorologist was suspended by Fox 29.
He and Fox later reached an undisclosed deal in which he left the news station.
"I think you got an incredibly raw deal in the media and in your career," Dr. Phil McGraw told Bolaris before wishing that he gets to work again soon in television.
Bolaris discussed how upset he was by a Philadelphia magazine online report that he had defecated in his pants while passed out after being drugged by the women, part of a Russian crime ring against which he recently testified in federal court in Miami. Bolaris later denied to us that he had soiled himself .
The couple also addressed when, two weeks ago, Smitheman drunkenly tweeted from Bolaris' account.
They also said they were disappointed when Philly.com mistakenly ran an uncensored topless image of Smitheman from a Playboy special edition in the late 1990s. The picture accompanied our column and was later removed.
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I'm obviously not getting invited to the right parties, because the Silicon Valley I know and love bears no resemblance to the "obscene" picture painted by the NY Times' Nick Bilton in his article earlier today.
The money here is obscene. The newly minted rich are obsessed with outperforming their rivals. One industry party I attended had a jungle theme. This included a real, 600-pound tiger in a cage and a monkey that would pose for Instagram photos. A prominent Googler's Christmas party in Palo Alto had mounds of snow in the yard to round out the festive spirit. It was 70 degrees outside. Sean Parker, a founder of Airtime, threw a lavish, $1 million party that included models he hired to roam the room and a performance by Snoop Dogg.
There is an obscene amount of money here. But it's the only place in the world where most rich people don't really flaunt it.
I know a billionaire that drove an old Honda until recently, for example. Another that lived in a small apartment so he didn't have to bother with the hassle of a home.
None of the people I hang out with talk about their private jets or wear "handcrafted jeans" (whatever that is).
And unlike New York, LA or Washington DC, the conversations here are rarely about money. They're usually about ideas.
No doubt, there are countless people who consider themselves part of the startup scene who do little else than hop from one trendy party to the next.
But these parties, and these people, are not the ones doing anything interesting. As a blogger I learned long ago to shun those events. The real stuff happens at the events that don't have caged tigers. Or NY Times reporters.
Because this isn't a Hangover movie.
Perhaps that article speaks more of Nick Bilton's social life than the Silicon Valley he's trying to describe. Or maybe he's watching too many Bravo shows.
Because, young Nick, the stupid shit people do in Silicon Valley these days is preciously innocent compared to the late 90s. That was a time that even the serious people started to lose the plot.
There's a pattern with reporters and bloggers that come to Silicon Valley and experience it all for the first time.
They write stories about how all the startups now are building useless stuff and wax nostalgic for the recent past when people had bigger dreams and ambitions.
And then they talk about the excess at all the parties.
My advice is this. Stop going to parties. Then use all that free time to start spending time with the serious people, doing serious things. They aren't at those ridiculous parties. So, why are you?
PS – One thing Nick got right though, are the endless pitches. Like Nick I was also pitched in a bathroom at a urinal. That's not something you soon forget.


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BIRMINGHAM, Ala.–The Birmingham-Southern women's soccer program received its final commitment for the upcoming year, as Ali Sadler has completed her intent to enroll in the College and compete for the Panthers beginning this fall.
Sadler, a 5-7 midfielder from Brentwood, Tenn., rounds out the 2013 incoming freshman class. Intending to major in art, she has enjoyed a successful high school career both on the field and in the classroom. While attending Ravenwood High School, Sadler was named to the Principal's List Honor Roll, obtained the Gold Award Sculpture in the 2011 Art Show, and the Silver Award for Drawing in 2011.
On the pitch, Sadler helped lead the Raptors to the state tournament in 2009, 2010, and 2011. She was named to the Brentwood Soccer Club Future Star of tomorrow in 2010, and her athletic prowess also extended to the rugby field as she helped her team to a state runner-up title in 2012.
"We are very excited to add Ali to our program," Head Coach Emily Pitek Clifford said. "She is a student-athlete who has been on our radar for quite some time. She truly has a great passion for the game, and operates smoothly in the midfield. Her ability to anticipate plays before they happen and make her teammates succeed is going to be rather beneficial for all of us during her college career. I am thrilled that Ali will be joining us as a Panther."


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1. Re: DH67CF Fan control in BIOS settings doesn't report fan speed when I change from 'Outlet'spearson Oct 18, 2011 12:46 PM (in response to hp79)
The Fan Usage field is just a label; letting you provide an indication of how you are using the fan within your system. It will be reflected in Intel(R) Desktop Utilities. Changing it does not, in any way, shape or form, affect the health monitoring or fan speed control configuration or operation (I repeat: it's just a label). On the main Monitoring Scene, the field names presented are based upon the motherboard's silk screen labels for the fan headers. They do not change when you change the Fan Usage (though, there are one or two BIOSs that display both the board label and the usage string in this field )...
After seeing the field remain blank (which indicates that the BIOS did not see any tachometer pulses from the fan during its initial query), did you try rebooting or power cycling the system? This issue can sometimes just be the result of a fan that is very slow to respond (I have seen some 4-wire fans that are *very* slow to respond); rebooting/power cycling may get you a different result...
Also, have you ensured that you are running on the latest BIOS? The replacement board may not come with the latest BIOS installed...
2. Re: DH67CF Fan control in BIOS settings doesn't report fan speed when I change from 'Outlet'hp79 Oct 18, 2011 1:04 PM (in response to spearson)
If the fan was too slow to get recognized, shouldn't it report 0 RPM instead of not reporting at all? It is a big fan that's attached to the case running at 800 RPM. Besides, it actually gets reported when I choose the label as 'Outlet'.
I tried cold reboots several times, and also tried changing the fan usage to any other description. The only one that works is when I have it set as 'Outlet', and then reboot, and into the BIOS. In Desktop Utilities, it reports correctly.
As I already mentioned, I tried the two most recent BIOS 0119 and 0125. Both does the same thing, and I'm currently on 0125. The most recent fail version 0131 was pulled away because it bricked people's motherboard, and there's no way to recover from it.
Lately, this happened to me once where the VRtemp and Memtemp was suddenly reported over 100C and the fan was running like crazy. I wasn't doing anything, and the CPU usage was near 0% idle at the time, and none of the components were actually hot. After a reboot, it went back to normal and I can stress my computer at 100% without any problem. I don't know what is going on with this board.
3. Re: DH67CF Fan control in BIOS settings doesn't report fan speed when I change from 'Outlet'Dominicus Jan 10, 2012 1:16 AM (in response to hp79)
I have the same issue on a Z68BC motherboard.
Updating the defaul "Aux" fan label to "PSU In" causes the BIOS to stop reporting RPM's for this fan.
Doesn't matter how many reboots.
If I head back to BIOS and revert to default "Aux", it will begin reporting RPM's on next reboot.
Fan speed doesn't seem to change by updating the label, but how random and annoying to lose RPM readout, as this should be unrelated to how one wishes to label each PWM fan header.
Best I recall, Intel's fan monitoring app will also stop reporting RPM's.
4. Re: DH67CF Fan control in BIOS settings doesn't report fan speed when I change from 'Outlet'spearson Jan 11, 2012 12:57 PM (in response to Dominicus)
hp79 - I see that the defect that I opened regarding this issue has now been closed. You need to watch for the BL0146 BIOS being posted (this BIOS supports the DH67BL, DH67CF, DH67CL, DH67GD and DH67VR motherboards). It should post shortly...
Dominicus - After seeing your report of duplication on the DZ68BC boards, I asked the BIOS team to verify that the fix is included across all of the 6 Series BIOSs. I will try to remember to update you once the fix becomes available for your board but, in case I miss it, you should watch for BIOS updates being posted and try them out when they do...
5. Re: DH67CF Fan control in BIOS settings doesn't report fan speed when I change from 'Outlet'hp79 Jan 11, 2012 1:10 PM (in response to spearson)
Thanks for the heads up, I will be patiently waiting for the update.
In a way, I'm still afraid of the nightmare with 0131 firmware bricking my brand new DH67CF board*, and being replaced with a bad refurbished board. I can't remember how many times I had to disassemble everything in my cramped mini-ITX case because of this intel board. I know a fixed 0131 was posted, but I'm still on 0125 because I lost faith on intel boards. I hope the new bios gets tested properly.
*0131 bricking DH67CF, making it unrecoverable. http://communities.intel.com/message/140468
I'll update this post once I try the new bios and confirm that my board reports the fan speeds.
6. Re: DH67CF Fan control in BIOS settings doesn't report fan speed when I change from 'Outlet'hp79 Jan 17, 2012 7:49 PM (in response to hp79)
I updated the BIOS to 0146, and the fan speed is now being reported. However, when I go back to the main menu, the label is stuck as 'Rear Fan'. What kind of a sloppy job is that? Intel should've just not give an option to relabel those in the first place if they can't fix it.
Another more serious problem, the second step of BIOS update does not work. When I remove the BIOS jumper, and try to go into recovery mode, there's nothing coming up on the screen. I tried burning a CD, also a USB flash drive with the BIOS file, it shows nothing on the screen.
I really hated opening up my cramped case all over again just to get access to that stupid jumper that doesn't even work.
There's a thread going on about step 2 of BIOS update not working, and even bricking the board.
I hope I don't ever have to use the BIOS recovery mode.
I also updated my review I had wrote on Amazon.com since it came to my thought. I can't believe I initially rated it as 5 star.
7. Re: DH67CF Fan control in BIOS settings doesn't report fan speed when I change from 'Outlet'spearson Jan 22, 2012 4:27 PM (in response to hp79)
This is not sloppiness at all; it is purposeful. On the main monitoring scene, that fan sensor labels are fixed to match the silk screen labels for the fan headers on the motherboard. This is the only reliable way to ensure that folks can match the physical fan headers they have plugged their fans into to the entries in the display. The Usage parameter is intended for and is used by runtime applications, such as Intel(R) Desktop Utilities, to describe the usage for the fans within their status displays and alerts...
I will let folks involved in the analysis of the BIOS update issue respond regarding it...
P.S. To folks with other boards encountering the issue with the Usage field causing fan speeds to not be displayed in BIOS, I have opened defects against the other boards involved and you should see fixes in a subsequent BIOS release...


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Engines of the Brain: The Computational Instruction Set of Human Cognition
Vast information from the neurosciences may enable bottom-up understanding of human intelligence; that is, derivation of function from mechanism. This article describes such a research program: simulation and analysis of the circuits of the brain has led to derivation of a detailed set of elemental and composed operations emerging from individual and combined circuits. The specific hypothesis is forwarded that these operations constitute the "instruction set" of the brain, that is, the basic mental operations from which all complex behavioral and cognitive abilities are constructed, establishing a unified formalism for description of human faculties ranging from perception and learning to reasoning and language, and representing a novel and potentially fruitful research path for the construction of human- level intelligence.
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