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A man awaiting trial on three armed robberies was found guilty by a Washington County Circuit Court jury Tuesday of an attempted armed robbery of a motel in January.
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Legendary country rock band Pure Prairie League (Rick Schell, Mike Reilly, John David Call and Donnie Lee Clark).
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Pure Prairie League has been throwing dust balls at audiences lately, which is what you'd expect from a band that's been around more than 40 years.
But, in this case, dust balls refer to deep cuts, the songs usually on B-sides of albums that are often forgotten because they don't get played frequently, if at all, on the radio. Usually only true fans are familiar with an artist's deep cuts that serve as filler between the hits during shows.
So, besides "Amie," "Let Me Love You Tonight" and other better known country rock songs by Pure Prairie League, the audience at the band's show June 21 at the Montrose Room in Rosemont can expect to hear some long forgotten numbers as well.
"We've brought out a whole bunch of tunes from the first, second and third records," said Mike Reilly, bassist and frontman. "We haven't played some of these songs since '72 and '73. Fans of the earlier albums are really getting a kick out of it because they're going, 'Oh my God, you guys are doing "Angel No. 9" and "Restless Woman?" That's one of my favorite songs.'
"And, I can't believe we haven't been doing them for so long. They even have a name for them. We used to call them dust balls because we put them in the archives. Now they're called deep cuts. That's pretty cool."
And, when they play their hits, such as "Amie," from their 1972 album, "Bustin' Out," it might sound unlike the album version. Reilly said the band plays songs differently all the time to keep them fresh, not just for the fans, but for themselves too.
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"If you allow yourself to allow the song to become stale, that's going to translate to the audience," Reilly said. "We've done 'Amie' in every possible style imaginable, except as a slow blues. But, we've done it bluegrass style, we've done it pop, we've done the record version. I've played mandolin on it when Vince (Gill) was in the band. The songs go through changes, and the audience, especially how they participate, has a lot to do with how we play the song."
It might also have to do with the people in the band.
The current lineup consists of Reilly, who came in just before "Bustin' Out" was released; pedal steel guitar player John David Call, who co-founded the band in 1970; drummer Rick Schell, who joined in the mid-1990s; and Donnie Lee Clark, who became the guitarist in 2006.
There have been several incarnations of the band, with original members coming and going. Country star Vince Gill was a member of Pure Prairie League for a couple of years in the late 1970s. When the band plays in its birth state, Ohio, former original lead guitarist and co-founder Craig Fuller will sometimes join the band.
Reilly said there are no plans for Pure Prairie League to hang it up. New songs are being written and they've been experiencing a resurgence of popularity with Counting Crows, Keith Urban and the Zac Brown Band covering "Amie" in concert.
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Between 1973 and 1981, they played an average of 275 shows a year.
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The University of Saint Francis announced it will expand its downtown Fort Wayne presence with the purchase of the Greater Fort Wayne Chamber of Commerce building at 826 Ewing St. as a home for its Keith Busse School of Business and Entrepreneurial Leadership. A news release on the sale said a fall closing date is anticipated.
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Nov9-12, 06:28 AM | #1 |
a question on flux, and on field integration
hey all,
i've recently started studying electrostatics, and i have couple of question about things that i did not fully understand, and would very much appreciate if someone could set me straight. 1) how can a cube, with a single charge in the middle of it have a flux? don't the field lines cancel each other, thus achieving 0 electric field for each plane? i mean, you have a field vector going up on the Y axis, and down on the same axis (and so on for the others), so how come the flux [itex]\Phi=A\overline{E}[/itex] isn't zero? 2) if i have a flat disk on a plane, with uniform charge density [itex]\sigma[/itex], why when i integrate, i do so for small rings, and not for very small circles? why is it: [itex]E=\int\frac{kσ2∏rdr}{(...)}[/itex] instead of [itex]E=\int\frac{kσ2∏dr}{(...)}[/itex]? thank you very much for your help |
Nov9-12, 07:13 AM | #2 |
For second one,you will have to cover the whole area of disk(for integration) and a circle does not have any thickness so you must have to select a ring.Also note that it should have the units of area which is only in the first case,not the second. |
Nov9-12, 08:28 AM | #3 |
so what you are saying (in regards to question no. 1) is that when i get E=0, it's because im adding vectors for which the total sum is zero (opposite directions) while the flux does not "consider" that case, and is a "per case" thing - each face has it's own flux, even though total E is zero?
and another one: how can i find the field exerted by infinite plane on a point along the Z axis, but without using Gauss law? do i just say that a dq part of the charge is equal to kσdxdy and then [itex]\overline{E}[/itex]=[itex]\int\int kσdxdy\cdot\frac{z}{\sqrt{x^{2}+y^{2}}}[/itex] ? thank you! |
Nov9-12, 09:26 AM | #4 |
a question on flux, and on field integration$$E_z = \int {\int {dE_z}}$$ and similarly for ##E_x## and ##E_y##. In this example, you can argue from symmetry that the total ##E_x## and ##E_y## are both zero. For ##E_z## you have to take into account the angle between the z-direction and the line that defines r. And remember, Coulomb's Law has an r2 in the denominator. $$E_z = \int {\int {\frac {k \sigma dx dy} {r^2} \cos \theta}}$$ |
Nov9-12, 12:35 PM | #5 |
but doesn't the E that go in the +Y direction "cancels" the one going in the -Y direction?
Nov9-12, 02:35 PM | #6 |
Yes, that's what I mean by "argue from symmetry..."
Nov9-12, 03:28 PM | #7 |
so, if i want to treat E as a vector, i must relate it to a certain point? i thought the field was a vector anyhow, so i can add it however i wanted.
i'm adding a picture that might make things clear. the green arrows are E exerted by a single charge at (0,0,0). so, from symmetry, you argue that E in that axis cancels each other, but can't you say as well, that if you were to add them up (0,y,0)+(0,-y,0) you'd get the same answer? -note that i refer to E outside the box, as i understand that inside (from gauss law) the field is zero in any case http://img842.imageshack.us/img842/3222/cubeq.jpg thank you! edit: i think i'm getting it: i can treat E in that manner if, like you say, i have a point on which E is exerted, but if i'm talking about a sphere / cube / other as a shape, there is no point for which i can add the vectors? thank for your patience, when i get things slow, i understand them fast :) |
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Nov11-12, 08:47 AM | #10 |
For a closed surface around a charge, all the E-field lines are "poking" in or out, so there IS a net flux.
If you replace the charge with a bar magnet, some of the field lines poke out and some poke in, resulting in no net flux. Gauss' Laws. |
Nov12-12, 11:52 AM | #11 |
@greswd: if i put a bar inside, wouldn't i have 0 E at the top and bottom? |
Nov15-12, 02:20 PM | #12 |
and another question please: I understand Gauss's law in regards to plains (thanks to you). but how does it work when dealing with a sphere? i know how to integrate the whole thing, but i'm trying to get it in a more intuitive manner. when i calculate the flux , I'm looking at infinitesimal area dA, which is the perpendicular vector to the surface. so far, so good. but when I'm dealing with spheres, I integrate over infinitesimal spheres - or more accurate, over their surface area which is 3D.
what I think is, that because the flux goes through the entire sphere - say we have a 1C charge inside - and is different between these little spheres (the flux is proportional to electric field lines) so you need to sum the flux through all these little spheres in order to get the total flux, and that's why dA is the entire 3D surface area of an infinitesimal sphere. Am I correct? If not, how do these dA look like? if they are 2D (r^2), then how can i get just the flux for one such dA? Don't laugh if my question seems stupid, but I always thought of area as a 2D thing |
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MTA officials told WCBS Monday that the process of pumping water out of the tunnels could take up to four days. Salt water could corrode the switches and signals in the system, which would force the MTA to replace hundreds of pieces of equipment before any service could be restored.
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On its website, MTA states: "In the period of a few hours, seven East River subway tubes, two Long Island Rail Road tubes linking Manhattan with Queens and two vehicular tunnels were inundated by a wall of water, along with one subway bridge, three subway yards and six bus depots."
Pumping was underway but workers ultimately will have to walk all the hundreds of miles of track to inspect it, she said, and it wasn't clear how long that would take. Trains had been moved to safety before the storm.
The breadth of the damage was "unimaginable," Lhota said. As officials assess the damage, Lhota said it's likely that the subway system would be brought back online in pieces, not altogether.
Additionally, Sandy forced the closure of all bridges and tunnels to the island of Manhattan for a time. On Tuesday afternoon, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo announced that "five of the MTA's seven bridges, the Robert F. Kennedy, Verrazano-Narrows, Bronx-Whitestone, Throgs Neck and Henry Hudson bridges, were fully inspected and reopened at noon. The two Rockaway bridges, Cross Bay Veterans Memorial and Marine Parkway-Gil Hodges bridges, and the Hugh L. Carey and Queens Midtown Tunnel remain closed."
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The storm was once Hurricane Sandy but combined with two wintry systems to become a huge hybrid storm whose center smashed ashore late Monday in New Jersey. New York City was perfectly positioned to absorb the worst of its storm surge -- a record 13 feet.
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The surge was so powerful , in fact, that water from the Hudson River, on Manhattan's west coast, flooded the Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel, on the borough's eastern edge, and ended up inundating Brooklyn, Lohta said.
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"We knew that this was going to be a very dangerous storm, and the storm has met our expectations," Bloomberg said. "This is a once-in-a-long-time storm."
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New York University's hospital lost backup power, Bloomberg said. Late Monday, an explosion at a substation at 14th Street and FDR Drive contributed to the outages. No one was injured, and ConEd did not know whether the explosion was caused by flooding or by flying debris.
The underground power lines that deliver electricity to much of New York City are much less vulnerable to outages than overhead lines because they aren't exposed to wind and falling trees or branches. But when damaged, they are harder to repair because the equipment is more difficult to access.
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The neighborhood sits on the Rockaway peninsula jutting into the Atlantic Ocean. Officials weren't immediately able to pin down the cause of the blaze.
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Bloomberg said Tuesday that building inspectors had determined the crane was stable, but efforts to repair the mechanism would have to wait until the wind and weather clear further.
The facade of a four-story Manhattan building in the Chelsea neighborhood crumbled and collapsed suddenly, leaving the lights, couches, cabinets and desks inside visible from the street. No one was hurt, although some of the falling debris hit a car.
At a darkened luxury high-rise building called the William Beaver House in Lower Manhattan, resident manager John Sarich was sending up porters with flashlights up and down the 47 flights of stairs to check on residents.
He said most people stayed put despite calls to evacuate. One pregnant woman in the building started having contractions, and Sarich said that before the power went out, he nervously researched how to deliver a baby on the Internet.
"I said, `Oh boy, I'm in trouble,'" Sarich said. The woman managed to find a cab to take her to a hospital.
Uptown in Chelsea, the city's thriving gallery district was under waist-high water the night before.
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You really need to get on some recruiting websites and find a job!! I was right - you really do need to get a life, or some friends. Maybe that way you wouldn't spend your whole day on this website sounding like an ignorant and OBNOXIOUS moron. Oh wait, but let me guess...Americans are the obnoxious ones right?? GET A JOB! FIND SOME HOBBIES! STOP OBSESSING OVER AMERICA!! You live in a country that no one talks about because no one cares! You are jealous and obsessive and I would be too - I love this country. I have been all over Canada and it isn't that great, eh?
Maybe the NHL lockout will end and that will give Americans a reason to talk about Canada again. Now hop to it - start sending that resume! Today may be your lucky day:) - reply
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- I'd say you were on this website more than I.
No one talks about Canada because we aren't doing stupid things. We don't have other countries hating us. We don't have terrorists after us. We aren't IGNORANT. When someone graduates in our schools, they know how to read and write. We don't have every Tom, ******** and Harry running around shooting each other.
We are rated as the #1 country for women, and the #1 country for children to grow up in. We have healthcare for everyone, and an excellent educational system. That's kinda boring stuff compared to all your drama. You have people dying everyday from lack of healthcare. Kids dying on the streets from gunshot wounds. Hell, everyone is dying on the streets from gunshot wounds. You have kids being tortured, and held in cages and closets for years. Yeah, like who isn't going to be more interested in seeing stuff like that, huh?
As far as the hockey goes, hopefully the lockout will never end.
As for myself, I don't need a job, but I'm thinking you do.
I don't know whether you have noticed this or not, but I don't think God is blessing America.
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- I am sorry to say, but Erasmus111 is right. We do have these problems. Our education stinks, millions don't have health care, the killings amongst each other are out of control. I love America. Again he is right, other countries would not know about our problems if it wasn't on blast. Our Laundry is news to all. Most countries know about us then we know about them. When I was growing up as a child, I wasn't taught about China, Russia or any other country. We were taught about the wars and our presidents.
Americans, wake up if you think what Erasmus111 is saying is all lies. I am scared of what America has become. It will get better. I truly believe that, but not with Romney. This is a man who changes his mind like he changes his underwear. We are moving in a slow recovery, but we are moving.
It was on the news how other Countries view America. More Countries presidents have respect for Obama then Romney. Another war will not help the economy; it will destroy it. It will be Depression 2 for the USA.
Erasmuss111 got this right {George, your country is almost a third world country because of Bush. It is no longer a great country because of Bush. It became a cesspool because of Bush.
What we need to do as Americans is stand together and get America back on track. OUR TWO PARTIES NEED TO COME TOGETHER AS ONE.
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erasmus111, so no matter how many stories you tell me, YOU ARE WRONG about life here in America.....I LIVE HERE, I KNOW !!!!!......it is NOTHING like what CBS portrays, NOTHING like what YOU portray it as.....not even close.
I am not wrong about life in America. You live in your own little corner of America and from the looks of it that is all you know....your little corner.
You are like millions of others. You live in denial.
One thing I know is, a lot of Americans don't know squat about their own country, or any other country. In school you don't learn about any other countries. And a lot of people can't even read or spell when they GRADUATE. They can't even find their own country on a freakin' map! Now, if you keep Obama, that will change.
All the gun lovers don't even know the laws of your country. I have to tell them! I will show them proof of things and they will still deny it.
There are lots of ignorant idiots in America, and the vast majority are Republicans. YOU. - reply
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- I guess I must be living some sort of dream, where some clueless Canadian knows my life and my community, and ALL the various communities and states I've been to, is all a figment of my imagination.....it must be all fake, but what some foreigner knows by reading tabloids is what's realy real.
I think I'm done with this sillyness, retarded cannucks trying to tell me what my country is like.
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- Why are u on cbs news *AMERICAN WEBSITE OF WORLD NEWS. and talking **** what u dont know,before i slam u off,u need to take your self off. the whole envy us at our power,the world needs us to live and have all the best of everything. u need to take ur ungratful ass off of this website before things get bad.
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- If you don't like it that people from all over the world can read and discuss your news, then you should write CBS a letter and tell them to stop airing their dirty laundry to the rest of the world.
Until then, shut the hell up.
Oh, and you might want to clean up your spelling and learn how to talk properly before you send them a letter.
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- Jealousy will always be towards america no matter where you call it,this was in nyc not the whole of america,this was a big thing (history)what havent took place in a long time or ever tried to take down nyc,still its being restored as quickly as the strom hit,nothing cant bring down the pride and the worlds best country. A hurrican can take down anyone thats what it shows,but not a person. God have a reason for everything. stop the hate and irate. Americans is blessed still,cause it could of gotten worse like other places. This was only nyc/new j. I love my country and i will stand by my people,this havent gotten the best of us. STAY STRONG.
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- Here's what I cannot wrap my head around. For over a week, everyone knew this storm was coming. There was expected to be at least a 12 ft storm surge. Yet when I see pictures of cars in the flooded streets or see a parking lot of Yellow Cabs underwater I'm thinking is anyone listening ?
Wouldn't you think people would get all the vehicles out of town (over the weekend) with lots of time to react. It would have made sense to organize employees to get the vehicles inland somewhere. All this could have been done in plenty of time. I know it's about logistics but it's not like it was a last minute thing to do. - reply
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- davcor2, where exactly did you want 19 million people to go ? many do not own cars, mass transit is being shut-down, and you expect them to go where....they live in high-rise skyscrapers in the city....even with a month warning, people still have jobs and lives before and after the storm.
so, maybe it's a case, where you don't understand what large industrialized cities are like, how they operate....how impossible it would be to evacuate nineteen million people.
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You desperately need to get a life! I feel so bad for you. It is quite obvious how bitter, miserable, and ignorant you are. My guess is you are unemployed because no one with a job could spend all day writing ignorant comments in a news forum. I can say with certainty that you are cold and alone living in a country where no one likes you. Sorry that you have such a problem with American politics and Americans in general - but no one wants to hear your ignorant, idiotic, and racist rants. Hopefully you will find a job soon and make some friends. And lets face it, based on how much interest you have in the U.S...my guess is you would LOVE to call yourself an American. Canada is a pretty sweet country - you guys have hockey, right???? Hahaha. - reply
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Actually, bonehead, I'm not on here all day, everyday.
And I'm not bitter at all. I just choose to live in REALITY.
Who wouldn't have a problem with your politics? It's disgraceful. Your political system sucks, big time. It's corrupt. It takes two years for an election. That's atrocious. Our elections take one month. There is no need for it to take any longer than that. The money that is spent on your elections is CRIMINAL. Millions of dollars down the drain.
And, there ain't no one here wanting to be an American. MAYBE at one time there may have been some, but America has gone down the tubes. No one in their right mind would want to be an American right now. Only the extremely DESPERATE. Your healthcare, alone, is reason enough to not want to be an American.
Your only hope is Obama. Give him enough time and he may be able to restore America to what it once was. That's if he doesn't have any more interference from the Republicans.
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- I didn't find Erasmus' comment to be ignorant, idiotic or racist.
Just because he is Canadian and can see thru the transparency of the lies being told by the Republicans year in and year out doesn't make him idiotic, and apparantly makes him a lot less ignorant than many Americans.
And, by the way, before passing similar judgement on me, I happen to be a white, male, middle-class registered independent, American citizen, and proud of it.
And, by the way, rather than putting someone down for their comments, perhaps providing some kind of intelligent response that supports your point of view would be a wiser approach?
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- Sandy reminds me of the no-name, unheralded, hurricane of 1938 which devastated Long Island, NYC, R.I. and CT.As I child, I remember seeing the aftermath with disbelief; plumbing fixtures washed up on the shores around Clauson Point (the Bronx) and beaches on the south shore washed away.
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Put a cork in it. Why don't you just go "do" what you "do" best, Debbie. Perhaps in Dallas. - reply
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- Pig. But then that's what I've come to expect from you idiots.
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And George, what has happened in Florida, kinda proves my point. The Republicans aren't trustworthy and are corrupt
What the hell are you talking about ? and please don't tell me one guy who did something now equates to the whole party being corrupt.....when Democrats won the trophy for the most record corruptions.
You're view of America is so far from actual reality. - reply
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- "You're view of America is so far from actual reality."
No, it is not. I see the reality. You are living in denial. La La Land. You have major corruption, major racism, and major HATRED going on in your country. And I see the majority of it coming from the Republicans.
And the bullcrap going on in Florida isn't from just one guy! The same thing happened in the last election. Republicans were sending letters to people telling them they couldn't vote for one reason or another. And how the districts had changed. When you are doing stuff like that, that is EVIL and CORRUPT.
Has Romney come forward condemning it? Did Romney come forward condemning the guy that said "Rape is God's will"??? There was something else someone said, and he didn't come forward condemning it either. I can't remember exactly what it was at the moment. That's probably because the crap is NEVER ENDING!
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- I have an uncle living in the states. He came up for a visit one time. He was driving a big white Cadillac with bullet proof windows. He said he needed them because he sometimes drove through the "black" neighborhoods and that one time he was shot at. (hmmmm, I wonder why)
We were sitting down for dinner one night and he started blathering on about the "Mexicans", and how he hated them and wouldn't enter a room with one in it. My mom told him that if he was going to talk like that he could leave. She didn't want him in her house.
Sadly, he is just one of MILLIONS of ignorant Republicans in your country.
The fact that there are still "black" neighborhoods, and segregated schools, proves you are still living in the dark ages.
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- Something tells me if Romney shows up in the disaster area, you Obama guys will be the 1st ones to complain it's political.
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- He can show up in the disaster area and get former president Bush to campaign for him in the swing states!


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Managing images in your website design/build
Hi, dumb question really, but I'd be interested to know how people manage their 'images' folder in their html website design.
When the site is first designed you put your nicely cropped pictures in the images folder and reference them in your html. Then the client makes umpteen changes to the style and design, causing you to make many new and re-cropped pics to add to the folder.
Now, how do you make sure there aren't loads of old, unused pics in the images folder?
I'd love to know how people keep track of it, and keep the images folder lean.
Sly.I generally try to replace the graphic with the same name and let Git / Dropbox / Time Machine take care of the previous versions.
Other than that, I don't particularly see the need to be keeping the folder lean!From the question, it sounds like someone is overusing images for design purposes.
To me, images are content (with the exception of logos of course).
@Paulie_D I think what @sly meant is the images that are part of the design (at least that's how I interpreted it). Gradients, patterns, backgrounds, logos, etc. Those things can definitely be a pain to keep up-to-date and not cluttered over time, while the designer changes things.
In my case, I try to keep that folder as clean as possible by removing images from it as soon as I know they won't be used anymore, and from time to time I go through it to see if there's anything in there that can be removed. In essence, it doesn't matter that much if there are images in that folder that aren't used anymore, but I personally like to keep things clean and organized.@Senff That was my point.
Logos / BG images are the exceptions of course, but (to my mind) images should not be used for design purposes unless absolutely necessary. The 'cropped' images referred to in the OP make me feel that something else is going on.
Otherwise, I agree, having an unused image on your site is not a problem unless server capacity is an issue...except if you're neat freak like me. :)Thanks,
Yes, I mostly refer to design elements where the client changes their mind and wanted to see 3 options, and their log in different sizes etc.
I was wondering if there was a clever way that people keep the images folder clear of dead stuff.
Thank you for chipping in everyone.I've often wondered about this. As site edits are made over time, lots of dead stuff accumulates. (And not just images: documents, media, scripts, and even database tables). I guess you simply have to be really conscientious to clear stuff out as you go along. Or just deal with the clutter.I suppose with technology as it is, you rarely need to use images now. Gradients should all be done with CSS, you can create amazing buttons with CSS as well.


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I 25 Northbound From Woodmen Road to Monument (Milemarker 149-161) (through December 2013)8:30 PM-5:30 PM SU-TH Single lane closures moving south each night from Woodmen to Monument for soil and pavement sampling. Delays possible.
US 350 Eastbound/Westbound Nine Miles East of Trinidad (Milemarker 8.4-8.7) (through July 2013)24 Hours- There will be one lane alternating traffic with flaggers and temporary traffic signals 24 hours a day for bridge replacement. Project hotline - 719-431-9595. Delays possible. Motorists can use CO 10 between LaJunta and Walsenburg or I-25 between Walsenburg and Trinidad as alternate routes.
US 50 Eastbound/Westbound Between Willis Blvd. and Baltimore Ave. West of I-25 (Milemarker 312) (through October 2013)8:00 AM-5:00 PM MO-FR, 7:00 PM-7:00 AM MO and TU Daytime: Shoulder work only for utility work eastbound US 50 only. Nighttime: MO & TU, shoulder work only for setting barrier westbound US 50 between Westroads and Baltimore. Minimal delays.
US 85 Northbound/Southbound Between Cook Ranch and just north of Louviers (Milemarker 193-197) (through October 2013)8:00 AM-4:30 AM MO-FR Short term lane closures with flaggers at Ron King Rd to allow equipment to cross the highway. Minimal delays.
CO 21 Northbound/Southbound Powers Boulevard Between Woodmen Road and E. Milton Proby Parkway (Milemarker 140.5) (through February 2013)8:00 AM-5:00 PM MO-FR Various lane closures on northbound and shoulder closures in both direction on Powers from Barnes to Stetson for drainage improvements and shoulder work. Delays possible.
CO 239 Northbound/Southbound One Mile North of Trinidad (Milemarker 1) (through April 2013)24 Hours- There will be one lane alternating traffic 24/7 for duration of project. Traffic signals will regulate traffic. 14 ft width restriction in effect from 1/3/12 through 4/2013. Delays possible.
CO 266 Eastbound/Westbound East of Rocky Ford (Milemarker 2.64) (through April 2013)7:00 AM-5:00 PM MO-FR There will be one lane alternating traffic for bridge replacement project. No closures will take place on Tuesday. Speed limit reduced to 35 mph. 10 minute delays.
CO 71 Northbound/Southbound North of Rocky Ford (Milemarker 19.27) (through April 2013)24 Hours- Traffic placed on detour route for bridge replacement through completion of project. Delays possible. Speed limit reduced to 45 mph through detour.
CO 83 Northbound/Southbound Just North of Franktown (Milemarker 51-53) (through February 2013)7:30 AM-3:30 PM MO-FR Shoulder closures in both directions for seeding and minor shoulder widening. Minimal delays.


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Transliteration qanah |
Pronunciation kä·nä'
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Part of Speech
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Root Word (Etymology) A primitive root | |
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Strong's H7069 - qanah
Outline of Biblical Usage
1) to get, acquire, create, buy, possess a) (Qal) 1) to get, acquire, obtain a) of God originating, creating, redeeming His people 1) possessor b) of Eve acquiring c) of acquiring knowledge, wisdom 2) to buy b) (Niphal) to be bought c) (Hiphil) to cause to possess
Authorized Version (KJV) Translation Count — Total: 84
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Strong's H7069 - qanah
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Mika Hakkinen has been giving his views to BBC Radio about the results from Jerez testing.
The former McLaren driver who was managed by Didier Coton - who joined Hamilton's management team last year - thinks that he's seen enough already.
"I have a strong feeling McLaren is in top form this year," said Mika, "like we saw in testing in Jerez, the Mercedes was not exactly up to the speed I expected them to be, so I don't see them competing too much this year."
This, from a former Mercedes DTM driver.
The evidence that Hamilton is going to struggle against his former team was put forward by Lewis himself; he reckoned that the Mercedes W04 lacked the downforce of his 2012 McLaren, let alone the new one. It will have been an added disappointment seeing as the Mercedes team were free to concentrate on their 2013 car a lot earlier than the other top teams.
After he'd managed to get some serious running in the car on Day Four Lewis was choosing his words carefully. "We have some work to do but it doesn't feel like it was a disaster. I feel like it's a good platform, a good foundation to work from."
"Definitely we are going to keep asking for downforce, and hope the guys continue to do a great job at the factory."
On the other hand, the running from Jerez made his old team look like they might have gone from strength to strength. Jenson Button proved last week that the 2013 McLaren looks even faster than the 2012 MP4-27. Setting a 1:18.8 second lap (almost a second faster than anyone else on Day One) on hard tyres and on a track not yet rubbered in was described by Felipe Massa as an "incredible lap". On that basis it doesn't look like they are going to have to worry about getting their tyres up to temperature.
The team were careful not to put in any more superfast laps over the week and mingled with the rest of the pack in terms of lap time. Although it was a strong hint that McLaren are going to be quick in Melbourne they don't want to prove it beyond all doubt so that the other teams start borrowing their designs.
It will be harder to disguise their speed at Barcelona.
Should the McLaren prove to be the fastest car of the opening grands prix then the irony won't be lost on Lewis Hamilton. Ever since 2008 he has been on at them to produce a Championship winning car. Then, the second he leaves, they do.
When Lewis signed for Merecedes, no-one thought that he would be challenging Vettel and Alonso for the Drivers' title - more, that he would be scoring the odd GP win whilst dragging the team into the position that Lotus occupied last year. It would be a double whammy if Mercedes fell short of even that aspiration (where they were a couple of years ago) whilst McLaren produced an unbeatable machine.
We are only 33% through the testing days and there's a lot of aero to be added and a lot of reliability to be found out. As we saw last season from McLaren, having a quick car doesn't count for anything if your fuel pump gets unhappy after an hour's use. But for those F1 fans who don't like Lewis Hamilton, the short amount of running at Jerez has given us a hint that there is the possibility that he has left McLaren at the wrong time.
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This mandala represents Amida Buddha's Western Paradise or Pure Land, where the souls of fervent believers are reborn to continue their quest for spiritual enlightenment free from the difficulties associated with life on earth. In the center, Amida sits beneath a jeweled canopy surrounded by a host of other deities and worshippers. His splendid palaces are in the background and the sky is filled with flying deities and heavenly musicians. Amida faces a pond where the souls of the deceased are reborn on lotus blossoms. According to tradition, the first Japanese mandala of Amida's paradise was painted in the eighth century and has been preserved in the collection of Taima-dera temple near Nara. As worship of Amida became increasingly popular in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries, numerous copies were produced. Accordingly, this painting and others like it are referred to as Taima Mandala.
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Roberta Gonzales, a high-profile Bay Area TV news personality, is apparently out as lead weather anchor at KPIX (CBS 5), and could be leaving the station altogether.
Sources say that Gonzales' contract is up at the station and has been offered a lesser role as Channel 5's weekend weathercaster. She has yet to accept that offer.
Gonzales has not responded to repeated requests for comment. A Channel 5 spokesperson would only say that "Roberta is still employed by the station."
Meanwhile, sources in Seattle have told the "NewsBlues" blog that Paul Deanno, a meteorologist in that market, will be moving to the Bay Area to assume the lead weather role at Channel 5.
A resident of Pleasanton, Gonzales, is
A station source said that Gonzales "has never been a favorite" of CBS 5 news director Dan Rosenheim, despite her high profile in the community and prolific charity work.
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NEWBERRY — Not since Newberry High welcomed Dutch Fork High about eight years ago have any of the "Big 16" schools in the state stepped foot in the Scott Gym, but Spartanburg did just that Friday as the Vikings split their double-header with the Bulldogs.
The Lady Vikings never trailed in their 68-43 victory as the Lady Bulldogs fell to 1-1 on the season.
Spartanburg had 30 field shots, including one three pointer, while Newberry made all 18 of their field shots from inside the arc.
Tyshira Bates was the lone Lady Bulldog to score in each of the four quarters as she finished with 14 points.
Octavia Grandy also ended in double digits as she had 11 points, which all came in the final three quarters of play.
Arnasia Boyd finished with eight points; Fatima Sims scored six while the Newberry scoring ended with the four points of Breanna Mathis.
The Newberry boys picked up its second straight win of the season as the Bulldogs took the lead for good in the second quarter in their 79-70 victory.
Spartanburg converted four-of-seven free-throws on the night while Newberry went 9-of-15 from the charity stripe, including going 7-of-11 in the fourth quarter alone from there.
Kaheem Praylow had an evening high 27 points, including getting all 11 of his field shots inside the three point arc.
Jalin Alexander scored 14 while Trey Miller scored 12 points, including an evening-high three shots from behind the arc.
Bennett Wilson scored eight points while both Notorious Booker and Jeremy Summers scored seven points apiece.
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