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Create a class called Complex for performing arithmetic with complex numbers.
Complex numbers have the form
realPart + imaginaryPart * i (e.g., a + bi)
where i is : square root(1)
The class should contain:
- Two double data fields x and y that represent the real and imaginary part of a complex number.
- A no-arg constructor that creates a complex number (0 + 0i).
- A constructor that creates a Complex object with specified real and imaginary part of the complex number.
- Two get methods for data fields x and y, respectively.
- A method named add that returns the addition of this complex number with another. Complex numbers are added by adding the real and
imaginary parts of the summands. That is to say:
(a+bi) + (c+di) = (a+c) + (b+d)i
The method is: public Complex add(Complex c) {}
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number with another. Subtraction is defined by:
(a+bi) + (c+di) = (a-c) + (b-d)i
The method is: public Complex subtract(Complex c) {}
- A method named multiply that returns the multiplication of this complex
with another. The multiplication of two complex numbers is defined by
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( a+bi )( c+di ) = ( ac bd ) + ( bc + ad )i
The method is: public Complex multiply(Complex c) {}
- AtoString() method that prints a Complex object in the form (a)+(b)i, where a is the real part and b is the imaginary part.
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I just finished reading an interesting article in the latest TDWI newsletter (dated today)titled "Data Cleansing versus Auditability: Achieving Competitive Advantage in a Cautious Era" It was written by Michael Mansur, Simon Terr, and David Stanvick from HP Services' Information Management Practice. It got me to thinking about the notion that there may be times when we destroy the usability of data by fixing it up too much...
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I have always heard and I am sure you have too the data warehousing mantra that we must clean up the data flowing into the warehouse as much as possible before turning the users loose on it. Most of the time this is true because it inspires confidence in the business community by correcting many of the errors created by the operational systems that could impact analytics.
However, the point made in the article is that data cleansing also pretty much destroys the audit trail for a piece of data. So in this era of regulations, compliance issues, security and privacy breaches, losing the audit trail of a piece of data can be a serious problem. There should be a way to balance the need to cleanse the data to achieve the goals of the users while preserving the original values in case of an audit.
Let me give you an interesting example of when quality processes destroy the value of the data. Several years ago, I worked with a credit card company on their data warehouse. They stored all the transactions from credit card users for quite a long period of time, making them available to analysts to slice and dice, do fraud models, perform regression tests, and perform other analytics.
All was going well until I ran into a lady who was responsible for determining when the credit card readers were beginning to pot out. I guess the card swipes don't just suddenly die -- they slowly lose their ability to "read" the magnetic strip on your card. What happens is that they begin sending in some of the data but not all. And the missing bits change with every swipe.
The lady told me that she did her own extractions against the operational database that collected all these transactions rather than use the data warehouse data. I was puzzled why she would go to all that trouble to redundantly do what others were already doing. I decided to pursue it more.
Turns out that the implementation team was really efficient at creating integration and quality processes -- so good that, by the time the transactions hit the data warehouse, all the missing or partial data had been overwritten with the correct fields. The data that would indicate a reader going bad was completely gone... This was a case of too much or inappropriately placed data quality processes.
The article in TDWI's newsletter suggests four options to overcome this problem:
1. Flat-file archive - which they say is the simplest technique. You capture all the operational data extracted into a flat file and archive it somewhere. Downside is of course that this is not a real DBMS so analytics and comparisons get to be difficult.
2. Minimal duplicates - you retain both the original data and its fixed up counterpart through the ETL layer to the presentation layer. In other words the original data is stored in its own redundant column. Not as elegant and certainly not as simple as the first solution but it does have some advantages since the data is actually in the warehouse database and readily available. However, redundancy comes with its own set of problems in a growing warehouse.
3. ETL Express - the authors say this is a variation of the flat file idea. You use the same flat file technique with the addition of a "straight through" or ETL express process that can be run on the source data when needed. The express jobs populate special audit tables, each having duplicated primary keys tied directly to the cleaned up warehouse data. Redundant data is brought into the warehouse only when it's needed for audit purposes. Again somewhat limiting and complex but better than options 1 or 2 in most cases.
4. ABC Tables - The last option is an implicit approach which involves creating audit, balance and control (ABC) tables. These tables are used for more than just auditing since they support the balancing and control functions as well. Rather than explicitly storing the original and corrected data values and the history of changes, this option "makes business rules available so source and intermediate values of data can be constructed from the final target values". Obviously this is a complex process and may not suit your audit purposes exactly.
My advice is to do a thorough study of the audit needs in your enterprise and then craft the option (or combination of options) that supports your requirements AND is feasible in your technological environment. It may not be simple but, in the long run, you will create an environment that provides everyone with a satisfactory BI environment -- even the auditors!
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2 tablespoons plus 2 teaspoons unsweetened cocoa powder
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Combine remaining ½ cup pareve cream and margarine in small saucepan and stir over medium heat until margarine melts; remove from heat. Combine sugar and 3 tablespoons water in heavy small saucepan. Stir over medium-low hear until sugar dissolves. Increase heat and boil without stirring until color is deep amber, occasionally brushing down sides of pan with wet pastry brush and swirling pan, about 8 minutes. Immediately add hot cream-margarine mixture (mixture will bubble vigorously). Remove from heat and stir until any caramel bits dissolve. Transfer caramel to small bowl and chill until slightly firm (semi-soft), stirring often, about 40 minutes.
Spoon caramel into center of baked crusts (about 2 generous tablespoons for each crust). Set aside.
Using electric mixer, beat chilled chocolate-pareve cream mixture until peaks form; spoon atop caramel in crusts, dividing equally (about 1/2 cup for each crust) and spreading evenly. Chill at least 2 hours. DO AHEAD: Can be made 8 hours ahead. Cover and keep refrigerated.
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Kansas: Insurance commish officially opposes Brownback re-election
January 30, 2014
Topeka Kansas Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger on Wednesday went public in her opposition to the re-election of fellow Republican Gov. Sam Brownback.
Praeger, a longtime moderate Republican from Lawrence, is one of six sponsors of a new bi-partisan coalition called "Reroute the Roadmap," which is a reference to Brownback's 2010 campaign when he called his policy objectives a Roadmap for Kansas.
In a video released by the group, Praeger says, "We looked at the roadmap that the governor outlined when he took office, and when you look at where we're going today, we're going in the wrong direction.
"And it's just time to re-route the roadmap and to move us in a direction that we think will lead to prosperity for the state."
Praeger isn't running for re-election to the statewide office of insurance commissioner.
In addition to Praeger, appearing in the video are Jill Docking, who is running as lieutenant governor with likely Democratic gubernatorial nominee Paul Davis; former U.S. Sen. Sheila Frahm, a Republican; former legislator and Kansas Republican Party chairwoman Rochelle Chronister; Kansas Democratic Party Chairwoman Joan Wagnon, and state Sen. Laura Kelly, D-Topeka.
Clayton Barker, executive director of the Kansas Republican Party, said Praeger is a supporter of the Affordable Care Act signed into law by President Barack Obama, and commonly called Obamacare.
"Commissioner Praeger and the other five are big fans of ObamaCare, and advocates of ObamaCare know Paul Davis is their candidate. We're confident a strong majority of Kansans believe differently," Barker said.
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Harvey was born October 19, 1923 at their farm just outside Springerville, AZ.
His father had a small herd of cattle that wintered near their home, but during the summer they went to the mountain pasture where it was cool and pleasant.
His sister Dorothy and brother John joined the family later, and they had a good family.
During the depression they sold out and moved to St. George, UT. Where their father became an employee of the Federal Government working for the Taylor grazing act, precursor to the BLM
When the Second World War broke out, Harvey enlisted in the Army and was assigned to the 138 engineering combat division company B. For his service he received a good conduct medal, Bronze Star with oak leaf clusters. He was honorably discharged in 1946.
He went to work for the springerville power company climbing power poles. Then, with the GI bill, he went to BYU and studied animal science. He graduated at the top of his class.
Joe Redd, looking for the best, offered Harvey a job on Rattle Snake Ranch operating a dairy cow operation. He accepted and moved down to the ranch.
Norma with a newborn Robert was brought down shortly later. Then came Becky Dianne, James Norman, John Arlo, and William August brought up the tail.
He was active in the community and instrumental in many improvements around La Sal.
He quit ranching in 1985. Built and sold a house, worked in Canada two years, was a trail guide/mule skinner on the North rim of the Grand Canyon working with tourist, and finally retired and lived in St. George till his parting.
He is preceeded in death by his son, John.
He is survived by his sister, Dorothy Kehmeier, and brother, John; and children Robert, Becky Johnson, Jim and Bill; and lots of grand and grea-grandchildren.
A memorial service will be held for Harvey Charles Blankenagel at the La Sal LDS Chapel at 10 a.m. on Saturday, July 26. Interment afterward.


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After PSY's dance ditto "Gangnam Style" went viral, the juggernaut video spawned a slew of parodies, including a stop motion Gundam Style send up. This latest "Gundam Style" isn't stop motion, but it sure ups the ante, complete with RX-78 Gundam and endless Zaku II helmets.
PSY is experiencing one of the biggest crossovers for an Asian artist ever. Read this KpopStarz piece for more info on how "Gangnam Style" went viral and conquered the globe.


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- Doctoral of Musical Arts, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, 2014
- Diplommusik, Hochschule fuer Musik und Darstellende Kunst at the University of Frankfurt, Germany, 1994
- Master of Music, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI, 1990
- Bachelor of Music with Honor, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI, 1987
Bethel Balge moved to New Ulm in 1995 after almost six years in Mainz, Germany. While living in Mainz, she studied piano performance with Professor Herbert Seidel at the Staatliche Hochschule fuer Musik und darstellende Kunst, part of the University of Frankfurt. In 1994 the Hochschule granted her a Diplom and by invitation of the Hochschule faculty board of examiners, Balge continued her studies at the Konzertexam level, the terminal program of the German university system. Her performance in Germany of Ravel's difficult Gaspard de la Nuit attracted the notice of the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, which wrote of her "highly concentrated, technically secure and captivating interpretation".
From 1983-1987 Balge studied with Ralph Votapek at Michigan State University where she received her Bachelor of Music in piano performance. The College of Arts and Letters recognized her with the Louis B. Sudler Award, given to the senior "who has demonstrated outstanding achievement in the creative or performing arts while at Michigan State University." In addition to the Hochschule Diplom, she also holds a Master of Music degree from the University of Wisconsin after study with Howard Karp. She was a teacher's assistant for two years at UW, teaching piano class and private piano lessons.She completed her Doctor of Musical Arts degree at the University of Minnesota in 2014.
Balge teaches piano, piano pedagogy, and piano literature courses at Bethany Lutheran College and piano at Martin Luther College. She performs regularly in BLC's Chamber Music Series and tours with the Bekesh Piano Trio. Her past times include reading, running and cooking. She and her husband Dan have five children.
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Mohamed Sanu appears to have played his last snap of the season for the Cincinnati Bengals.
Bengals coach Marvin Lewis said Friday that the rookie wide receiver suffered a stress fracture during practice Thursday, according to The Cincinnati Enquirer. Sanu is scheduled to undergo surgery Monday.
NFL.com's Albert Breer cited a source briefed on the injury in reporting that Sanu will be out two to three months. The Bengals' official website reported that no roster move will be made Friday, but Sanu is expected to be sent to injured reserve. Lewis acknowledged Friday that Sanu's season could be over.
This is a tough loss for the Bengals, who lose a versatile player who had emerged as a legitimate red-zone threat. Sanu had four touchdown catches in the past three weeks, serving as a nice complement to A.J. Green in scoring situations. For the season, Sanu has 16 catches for 154 yards, all coming after Week 6.
With Sanu out, the window of opportunity opens for Andrew Hawkins. The wide receiver has missed the past two weeks with a knee injury, but he is in line to return to the lineup Sunday against the San Diego Chargers. His role just became more prominent.
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The final skipper is yet to be revealed, as the 12th slot will go to the winner of the ISAF Grade 3 Marseille Y's Cup, another international match racing regatta organised on the 10-11 March 2007 by the YCPR. The Y's Cup also promises to be an exciting event, with several highly ranked skippers taking part.
Match Racing Fortnight
Indeed, these two competitions constitute a 'Marseilles Match Racing Fortnight'. All the more so as the French Match Racing Team will be training in between the two regattas, with the participation of some of the foreign skippers.
The umpires will also be of the very best quality with the Chief Umpire being none other than the Italian Alfredo RICCI, and the Frenchman Gérard BOSSE, deputy Chief Umpire, both of whom are involved in the coming America's Cup.


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ESPN's Marc Stein has the scoop on which six players will be competing in this year's dunk contest, and it's actually a pretty strong field. Paul George, John Wall, Damian Lillard, Harrison Barnes, Terrence Ross, and Ben McLemore will be this year's competitors.
George is the biggest source of star power, and a guy everyone was hoping would throw his hat in the ring ever since he unleashed a 360 windmill dunk in the middle of a game. The 6-foot-9 forward should be a strong contestant, so long as he remembers to leave the lights on this time.
Personally, I'm most excited to see Lillard and Wall dunk. Watching big men like JaVale McGee and Dwight Howard do their thing is fun, but little-guy dunks have always carried a little extra aesthetic value. Lillard is 6-foot-3 and Wall is 6-foot-4, but both can get the hell up. We can't have Derrick Rose and Russell Westbrook, but these two are the next best thing.
Ross, Barnes, and McLemore are all capable of putting on a fine show, although Barnes and Ross would have a much higher chance at winning if Nikola Pekovic and Kenneth Faried were somehow willing to lend a hand.
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ESI discussion paper: Mitrovica: Kosovo's Litmus Test (28 April 2006)
ESI report: People or territory? A proposal for Mitrovica (16 February 2004)
On 26 April 2006 ESI Senior Analyst Verena Knaus gave an interview on recent ESI research on Kosovo and Mitrovica to Kosovo State Television (RTK). Watching this interview requires the free RealOne© Player which you can download here.
RTK, Evening News (7:30pm), 26 April 2006
"Last week, Rexhepi and Oliver Ivanovic, a leader of the Mitrovica Serbs, jointly welcomed opening talks on a remarkable plan, also developed by the European Stability Initiative, that envisages the reunification of the city and the return of all refugees to their houses."
Micha Glenny, IHT, 22 March 2004
"The Prime Minister of Kosovo, Bajram Rexhepi, supports ESI initiative for Mitrovica"
"The Prime Minister encouraged all institutional leaders as well as the political leaders to consider seriously the ESI proposal."
- Balkan Insight, Nikola Lazic, "Kosovo Uncertainty Before the Storm" (6 December 2007)
- Voice of America, "Balkan Experts Warn of Ethnic Violence in Kosovo" (26 June 2006)
- Tiroler Tageszeitung, "Ringen um die Zukunft des Kosovo" (16 January 2006)
- Time, "Divided they stand" (11 November 2005)
- Gulf Times, "Independence no quick fix for weak Kosovo economy" (26 October 2005)
- New York Times, "Ambitious Experiment Leads Kosovo to a Crossroads" (3 October 2005)
- Radio Netherlands, "Kosovo under the EU umbrella" (22 April 2005)
- Trouw, "Onafhankelijk en dan meteen failliet" (23 October 2004)
- International Herald Tribune, "The UN and NATO are failing Kosovo" (22 March 2004)
- Koha Ditore, "Tacit plan for the 'Zvecan of Mitrovice' municipality" (15 February 2004)
- Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, "Zwang zur Verständigung" (17 Februar 2004)
- Zeri, "The plan that seeks 'ethnic balance' in North Mitrovica" (18 February 2004)
- Koha Ditore, "Cyprus - Mitrovica. The story about two divisions" (19 Februar 2004)
- Koha Ditore, "Mild reactions to ESI's proposal on Mitrovica" (20 February 2004)
- Zeri, "Bajram Rexhepi: Mitrovica's light is flickering, with the perspective of its death" (27 February 2004)
- Zeri, "Mitrovica Problem and Status of Kosovo" (28 February 2004)
- Zeri, "Will Rexhepi and Prodi also talk about solving the Mitrovica problem?" (11 March 2004)
- Zeri, "Rexhepi meets Romano Prodi and participates at the roundtable of ESI for Mitrovica" (12 March 2004)
- Zeri, "ESI initiative for Mitrovica deserves inquiry, but not immediate approval, says Rexhepi" (13 March 2004)
- Koha Ditore, "The Prime Minister of Kosovo, Bajram Rexhepi, supports ESI initiative for Mitrovica" (12 March 2004)


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New rules converge in reviewed play at plate
OAKLAND -- Major League Baseball made changes to its instant-replay system and instituted new rules covering home-plate collisions for this season. Both aspects of the game came together on a single play in the Indians' 2-0 win over the A's on Monday night.
In the sixth inning, Michael Brantley was called out at home plate after sliding into the legs of Oakland catcher John Jaso. To make sure he got the ruling correct, home-plate umpire and crew chief Mike Winters made the decision to contact the Replay Operations Center in New York.
Winters' initial out call was confirmed after multiple angles were reviewed.
"With the new rule," Winters told a pool reporter, "I just wanted to confirm what I saw on the field that the catcher did not block the plate unnecessarily. ... He was in fair territory. He gave the runner plenty of plate to go to, and so I just wanted to be sure."
With runners on first and third base and one out, Indians shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera lined a pitch up the middle, where it struck A's pitcher Sonny Gray. Brantley attempted to score from third on the play, during which Gray retrieved the ball and quickly relayed it to Jaso.
Brantley slid into Jaso, the catcher held firmly onto the ball and Winters immediately called Cleveland's left fielder out on the play.
Brantley held his arms up in confusion, because he felt Jaso had blocked home plate before having the baseball in hand. Under the new rules covering collisions at the plate, a catcher must give the runner a path to the dish prior to having possession of the ball.
"I did not have a lane," Brantley said. "As you could see, I slid into both of his legs with my shins. It's a tough call. There's a gray area in there, but at the same time, hopefully next time we'll get that call."
Indians manager Terry Francona headed to the field and discussed the play with Winters, but it was not Francona who officially requested the replay. Winters had to call for the review himself, because managers can only challenge a safe or out call. Only the umpire can decide whether to examine if a catcher was blocking the plate in accordance with the new rules.
"I just wanted to check and see if Jaso had blocked the plate early," Francona said. "I just asked him if he'd look, because I thought maybe he got there a little too early. He said he'd check, and they did. Once they check, I have no idea what they're saying. I just appreciated him checking."
Naturally, the new replay and home-plate rules came together on the first game of the season.
"Right? The first day out. Opening Day. Shocker," Brantley said with a laugh. "That's fun, though. Hey, it's something new. It's exciting. Hopefully, next time, it'll go our way."


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Health and law expert: NFL not alone in handling concussions as 'benign' problems
More than 2,000 former football players are suing the National Football League, saying the league should have taken action earlier to deal with injuries related to concussions more seriously.
But if a lack of speed in tackling concussions warrants criticism, the NFL isn't the only player deserving a penalty, according to a study co-authored by health care and law expert David Orentlicher, who teaches at Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law in Indianapolis.
Neurologists were also slow in sounding the alarm, and for decades, concussions were viewed as a "benign phenomenon," according to Orentlicher.
Orentlicher's study "Concussion and Football: Failures to Respond by the NFL and the Medical Profession," co-authored by William S. David of Harvard Medical School, traces the evolution of the medical understanding of concussion over the past several decades.
"In reviewing the response of the National Football League to concussion, one can easily think that the league was too slow to worry about the medical consequences of head trauma," according to the study published in this month's Social Science Research Network. "But the extent to which its response was unreasonable is unclear. If many medical experts did not worry about concussions, it is difficult to fault the NFL for not worrying either."
"Still one can question the NFL's failure to adopt concussion guidelines in the late 1990s when medical experts did issue guidelines," Orentlicher said.


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Cage Your Rage for Women: Cage Your Rage for Women is an anger management workbook specifically targeted to women. Chapters include: Anger Has Many Faces; Feelings: All is Not as it Seems; Shame, Guilt and Embarrassment; Managing Anger; Tools that Help: Timeouts and Anger Logs; and Other Anger Management Skills. The exercises are intended for women working with their counselors either individually or in a group setting. Nevertheless, the workbook's focus on women's anger issues suggests that its content can be helpful to all women, not just those in counseling with a trained professional.
Criminal and Addictive Thinking: This group utilizes a series of workbooks to help students realize the correlation between their thinking and the resulting destructive behaviors and that criminal offenses do not just happen. Three objectives to criminal and addictive thinking are taught. Thinking greatly influences feelings and behavior; How to recognize, monitor and change distorted thinking patterns and healthier ways of relating to others.
Employability Skills: This program prepares youth for process of obtaining employment. The program will discuss goal setting, financial planning, employment resources, job conduct, interviewing, applications, resume development and professional appearance.
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Girls Inc develops research-based informal education programs that encourage girls to take risks and master physical, intellectual and emotional challenges. Major programs address math and science education, pregnancy and drug abuse prevention, media literacy, economic literacy, adolescent health, violence prevention, and sports participation.
Grief and Loss: This group addresses the concerns and pain of those students who have experienced painful loss. Grief and Loss group allows students to define their own personal losses, and encourages them to face the loss, identify their personal strengths and to set goals and integrate these experiences into life changes that are both meaningful and hopeful.
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Healthy Relationships: this program focuses on different types of relationships our students have with the people around them such as parents, siblings, friends, boyfriends, girlfriends, etc. the group explains how to deal with these relationships and the issues that may arise from having a relationship with a certain person or group and how to better understand their point of view.
Relapse Prevention Group: one hour per week, open ended group where students discuss relapse prevention skills and review progress on the development of their Relapse Prevention and Career plans.
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VOICES: Voices is a female specific program of self discovery and empowerment. It encourages girls to seek and celebrate their "true selves" by giving them a safe space, encouragement, structure, and support to embrace their important journey of self discovery. The focus is on issues that are important in the lives of adolescent girls from modules about self and connection with others to exploring health living and the journey ahead. The curriculum uses a variety of therapeutic approaches, including psycho-educational, cognitive-behavioral, expressive arts and relational theory.
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MURFREESBORO, Tenn. – At Saturday's Christmas Invitational the Flying Tigers and Tigerbelles took a combined three of five dual meets.
The women's side took dual meets against Western Kentucky, 230-110 and Austin Peay, 218.5-147.5. Middle Tennessee State was the only group to top the Tigerbelles, and they did so by the narrowest of margins, 193.5-187.5.
Tenneessee State's men's team split its pair of dual meets against Western Kentucky and MTSU. The Flying Tigers edged out the Hilltoppers 60-56 and dropped their contest against the Blue Raiders 64-38.
For the Tigerbelles, freshman Amber Hughes posted the best finish winning the 55 meter hurdles with a time of 7.95 seconds. Hughes was followed closely by fellow freshman India Smith who finished fourth in the event at 8.30 seconds.
Junior JaLyn Burr put in solid performances in the jumps placing second in the triple jump (11.91 meters) and third in the high jump (1.63 meters). Burr was joined by sophomore Clairwin Dameus who put in a third place finish in the long jump with a hop of 5.86 meters.
In the sprints, junior Ashontae Jackson ran a time of 58.47 seconds in the 400 meters earning a fourth place finish. The Tigerbelles received a standout performance from senior Britani Logan with throws of 13.89 meters in the shot put (2nd) and 14.17 meters in the weight throw (3rd).
For the men two first place finishes highlighted the invitational. The 4X440 A relay topped the eight team field with a time of 3:16.66, the relay included: senior Michael Johnson, freshman Perry Stokes, junior Osafa Hippolyte and Joshua Price. The Tigers also finished with the top four spots in the high jump, with junior Daryl Rice's jump of 2.03 meters winning the event.
Sophomore Shaquille Cragwall finished second in the triple jump, with a distance of 14.10 meters. The Flying Tigers received a second place finish out of Quamel Prince in the 800 meters, with a time of 1:55.43.
The Tigerbelles and Flying Tigers will now break for the winter holidays before returning to competition on Jan. 5, 2014 for the Ed Temple Classic, hosted by Tennessee State.


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Garden ideas: Seed bombs can perk up vacant lots or dull corners
Got a vacant lot in your neighborhood that's looking gloomy and unloved? A corner of your yard that needs some color?
Seed bombs are the perfect way to add some life to parts of your world that desperately need it, one of the best garden ideas that's ever occurred.
Seed bombs are a simple combination of logical ingredients that create lovely little balls of blooming potential.
Originating in Japan, seed bombs let mother nature take the initiative – the rain falls, the seeds within awaken, and soon plants are taking root.
Guerrilla gardeners in the 70s embraced the technology and "bombed" abandoned lots and wastelands of cities with seed bombs. Soon, lovely flowers and herbs took the place of blight and decay.
A resurgence of seed bombers have found the the fun in rolling dirt around in their hands and making seed bombs again. The recipe is easy – and the results are lovely.
Materials & Equipment:
Dry Compost
Red clay
Seeds (try zinnias or cosmos or other easy-germinating flowers).
Plastic bin for mixing
Measuring cups
5 parts dry red clay
3 parts dry organic compost
1 part seed
1-2 parts water
To make a small batch of seed bombs, use a 1/4 cup to measure the ingredients.
Mix all the dry ingredients together including the seeds. Keep in mind that larger seeds make it more difficult to roll uniform seed bombs – pick smaller sized seeds (flowers: cosmos, bachelor buttons, petunias, snapdragons, marigolds) (herbs: dill, chives, lavender, parsley, tarragon, basil) to mix into your dry ingredients.
Add water, but do it conservatively. You want your seed bombs to be moist enough to to roll the mixture into balls, but not so damp that it's muddy and difficult to form.
Once you find the right consistency, roll small/medium balls like you would for cookies.
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"Fireflies," the ubiquitous quadruple-platinum single from Owl City, introduced the band as a commercial force to be reckoned with in 2009. Now, two years later, with a new album in tow, the group has descended from the great heights of its breakthrough to reconnect with the audience that remains. Evinced by Thursday night's performance at Club Nokia, Owl City's Adam Young is now experiencing the double-edged sword of mainstream success at the hands of the youth market: trying to maintain a relevant presence with adolescents whose pop cultural tastes are transforming rapidly as they come of age.
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Opening with a simulated thunder storm complete with flashing white lights and sampled rain swells, the group took to the stage and launched right into the triumphant pop of new-album-opener "The Real World." The tune is Owl City-by-numbers emo, with sprightly string arrangements, clean synth tones and a wide-eyed set of gooey, metaphor-based lyrics. As recorded work, the music comes off as light and saccharine, in the live setting it is given a bit more grit, with a unique emphasis on percussion sounds and rhythms.
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The most musically rich portions of the night revolved around rhythmic arrangements in which the group used multiple drum kits and mallet percussion. Drummer Casey Brown was stellar, matching the nuanced electronic beats with a forceful, highly-syncopated full drum treatment. At one point Young joined Brown in a percussive interlude in which both musicians showcased impressive skills on the drum kit. The group as a whole seems to have cut its teeth on the sort of intricate, Warped-tour-derived pop punk which eventually grew to encompass emo-driven acts such as Dashboard Confessional and Say Anything. As a result, the band is comprised of technically proficient musicians who were able to pull of some complex, lightning-fast arrangements in the live setting.


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Jane Campion's gorgeous film, Bright Star, as noted here on Scarriet [click here and here for our 2 articles], was hardly discussed on the Poetry Foundation's Blog:Harriet despite the well-written and timely article by Abigail Deutsch [click here] — yet another example of the failure of Harriet to discuss anything to do with poetry after the blood-letting of September 1st.
We at Scarriet had a feeling this sobering, sad, but breathtakingly beautiful effort on behalf of the poet John Keats and his friend Fanny Brawne, by one of the best directors in the business, would be ignored by the entertainment industry's honoring system as well.
Avoiding every pitfall of the Hollywood bio-pic, Bright Star features an intelligent script, extremely moving performances by Ben Whishaw, Abbie Cornish, Kerry Fox, Paul Schneider, and Edie Martin, (as Fanny's little sister) and is a feast for the eyes and ears.
The old days, when films such as Amadeus and Room With A View earned major nominations and awards, seem to be gone.
Let's skip the rant on the increase of cultural ignorance—for such a thesis could only be a rant.
We'll just recommend you get the CD soundtrack, or see Bright Star, with its moving depiction of Keats, Charles Armitage Brown, Fanny Brawne and her family.
And switch from Harriet to Scarriet, of course, to stay abreast of what's really happening in poetry!


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Ramadan comes with a message of piety, sharing with each and caring of each other. I would like to appeal to all people paying Zakat this year to support Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital and Research Centre. The team running Shaukat Khanum Trust is one of the most credible and capable team in the country and around the world. Running the largest charity organization in a poor country like Pakistan and managing to make it free for around 70 percent of cancer patients in a poor country is not a game.
Please help them in their great effort.
Below is the link of their donation page:
Currently, Shaukat Khanum Trust is running a large cancer hospital in Lahore which provides free treatment to around 70 percent of its cancer patients. They are also working on two projects in Karachi and Peshawar. The hospital is a brain child of Pakistan's legendary cricketer and philanthropist, Imran Khan.
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RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — An energy company is defending an assistant attorney general who a federal judge said has been assisting it and another company in a battle with southwest Virginia landowners over natural gas royalties.
U.S. Magistrate Judge Pamela Meade Sargent made the assertion in an opinion in early June recommending that the landowners' claims against EQT Production Co. and CNX be certified as a class action with tens of millions of royalty payments at stake.
The judge cited emails between the assistant attorney general, Sharon Pigeon, and attorneys for the Pittsburgh-area energy companies.
In a brief filed in response, an attorney for EQT wrote: "The magistrate judge's comment about the messages is just a gratuitous personal observation not relevant to the motions. But, in addition to being irrelevant, the comment is also wrong."
The response was filed last week in U.S. District Court in Abingdon.
The judge's comments have become an issue in the governor's race because Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli is the Republican nominee, and his campaign has received more than $100,000 from Consol Energy, of which CNX is a subsidiary.
Cuccinelli has rejected "in the strongest possible terms" the suggestion that Consol donations have swayed his office's handling of the case.
Democratic Sen. Phillip P. Puckett, whose district includes the southwest counties where the coalbed methane has been drilled, is seeking an investigation of the attorney general's office to determine whether it violated any laws or ethics rules.
The state inspector general's office confirmed it has heard from Puckett but declined further comment.
Puckett has been criticized by Republicans because he is an officer in an Abingdon bank that holds nearly $30 million in gas royalties. He has acknowledged he stands to gain financially by the bank's holding those funds in escrow. Puckett did not return a telephone message left by The Associated Press.
In defending Pigeon, who advises the Virginia Gas and Oil Board, EQT attorney Wade W. Massie echoed statements by Pigeon's bosses that she had a narrow interest in the case: defending the Virginia Gas and Oil Act.
"It is a legitimate, indeed critical, function of the attorney general to defend state statutes against attacks of invalidity," Massie wrote.
Sargent, however, made it clear that Pigeon's counsel went beyond constitutional issues, based on her analysis of the emails.
"Shockingly," she wrote, "these emails show that the Board, or at least Pigeon, has been actively involved in assisting EQT and CNX with the defense of these cases, including offering advice on and providing information for use on the Motions before the court."
Don Barrett, attorney for the landowners, has accused the Gas and Oil Board and Pigeon of being "stooges" for the gas companies.
The complicated dispute dating back more than a decade involves thousands of wells the companies drilled in southwest Virginia to remove methane gas from coal seams. The landowners argue they were cheated out of nearly $30 million or more of royalties by the EQT and CNX.
The Virginia Gas and Oil Board ultimately granted conditional leases and placed royalties in an escrow account until the dispute could be settled.
Attorneys for the landowners are also seeking punitive damages.
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A Walk Down Las Conchas - Taken while walking down the Las Conchas beach early one morning. Ten years ago Las Conchas wasn't built up
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Beer geeks, meet comic book geeks.
We've got wheat beers and brewmasters. They've got Wil Wheaton and Jedi masters. See? Not so different.
In honor of the first Denver Comic Con in June, Breckenridge Brewing is crafting a special brew, whose true identity won't be revealed for weeks.
Or, as marketing man Matt Eldridge puts it, "a top secret, super beer."
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I have several friends going through divorces right now. They are in pain. They are hurting/angry/grieving/relieved/depressed/scared/questioning/hopeful. You name it- they've felt the emotion. The good, bad and the ugly.
When I started this blog a little over a year ago, I promised my husband two things: 1) I wouldn't talk about our marriage and 2) I wouldn't talk about "doin' the dirty".
You know that I struggle on a daily basis as a mother. But last night after talking with a friend who is getting divorced, I realized that by not ever writing anything about my marriage, it paints the picture that we have the world's most freaking happy marriage. In an effort to keep it real here, I'll just say- NOPE. That is a big, fat lie by omission. We love each other ( a whole lot) but we bug the crap out of each other on a very regular basis. We have the same fights over and over and over again. We don't always communicate well. For example, when I ask hubby, "Can you help me clean the house before the company gets here?" and 15 minutes later he is still watching football, he doesn't realize that I mean help me NOW! Or when he asks, "Can you get deodorant for me the next time you go to the store" and then he continues to tell me every five minutes that he is out of deodorant, I just want to scream, "I GET IT! I'll get you some freaking deodorant. Stop telling me! I'm not stupid!" There are times when every time he opens his mouth, I want to rip his lips off. And I know he sometimes thinks the same thing about me, although he's too much of a gentleman to actually admit that. Yep- he's a lot nicer than me.
We are very much opposites. So opposite in fact, that Kamron will tell you that he thinks we are exactly the same. Whatev.
The truth is, we are just exactly like every other couple I know. Marriage is hard. Really hard. Being married while raising kids with special needs- Oh holy crap- it's tough. In the days before the antidepressants kicked in and I thought I'd rather stick my hands in the garbage disposal than keep going the way I was going, I found myself on more than one occasion thinking, "If I got divorced, I could have every other weekend utterly and blissfully alone." That is in no way intended to make light of divorce. I was just really worn down.
Being worn down does a number on a marriage. It makes everything come to a head. By the time I spent all day every day dealing with the kids, there was nothing left of me to give to a marriage. And I am no picnic to be around all the time. I'm opinionated, independent and random.
All this to say, that we are the same as every other married couple. We ride the peaks and valleys. Sometimes were not on the same page (or even reading the same book) and sometimes life is super good. This week, things are super good, but next week- who knows. Life happens. What I am learning (and it may take me another 50 years of marriage to perfect) is that my attitude and willingness to compromise make all the difference. That is humbling because I HATE to compromise. Me no likey to give up control. But I'm working on it. I think that's the key, keep working on yourself. Keep mama happy and things tend to run more smoothly. Except sometimes, keeping mama happy isn't always possible in the situation you are in and you have to get out. For my friends going through some tough stuff in the marital trenches, I'm sorry. I love you. I value you. YOU are special- even if you don't feel like it.
I'm not sure how to wrap this one up except to say- we're normal. We're more Everybody Loves Raymond than Leave it to Beaver, and I'm okay with that. I just wanted to keep it real, because until last night, I didn't realize that I gave off the impression that our marriage shoots unicorns out it's butt. If nothing else in life, I try to always shoot it straight. Now, I think I need to go tell my husband that I love him tremendously and thank him for putting up with me and my crazy. Hopefully, he won't remind me that he needs deodorant.
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North Tahoe golf | Buster Fenley third at Dayton Valley
The North Tahoe golf team is off to a solid start to its season, coming off a pair of second-place finishes.
The Lakers recently placed second out of six schools in a tournament at Fernley Golf Course. Host Fernley, a Division I-A school, took first with a team score of 447 and was followed by North Tahoe with a team score of 473, Whittell with a 485 and Sierra Lutheran with a 532.
Justice Ackerson of Fernley shot the low round of the tournament with a 78, while North Tahoe's Buster Fenley and Trevor Semmens each shot an 88 for the second-lowest score. The Lakers' Daniel Vandewiele carded a 95, Riley McGuire-McCarthy a 97 and Zachary Kriston a 106.
North Tahoe then hosted seven schools in a match at Dayton Valley Golf Course this past Thursday. Only two schools brought full teams (five players), however — Incline and North Tahoe.
Incline shot a low round of 430 and North Tahoe shot a 482. Incline's Mitchell Cornell earned tournament medalist honors with a 75, while Incline's Dylan Smith was second with an 82, Fenley was third with an 86 third and Semmens fourth with an 87.
McGuire McCarthy shot a 98, Rob Grimes a 103, Kriston a 108 and Daniel Vandewiele a 110.
The North Tahoe squad is robust with 14 players, although only the top six compete at each tournament, with the top five results counting toward the team score.
The Lakers are scheduled to compete in a tournament at Carson Valley Golf Course on Wednesday.


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re: the tolerances, (if you look to the right of the above pic at the caps with some silver bands (C7&C10--330pF and 470pF, respectively), at least one must be a tolerance band (i.e. silver = 10%), but there are two of them and I'm not sure which is which.
IIRC Mouser used to have some of these (tried looking for a datasheet but no luck). Unfortunately, I don't remember the maker, which makes it more difficult to look for a datasheet. Tech 21 Sansamp (the original) also had (one? two?) of those (47nF) I think around the same time as well (early 90s or so).


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