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Class 3A District 8
Knoxville at DC-Grimes
Pella at Carlisle
Oskaloosa at Norwalk
Winterset at Chariton
Class 2A District 6
Albia at Bondurant-Farrar
Clarke at Davis County
I-35 at PCM
Nevada at CMB
Class 1A District 7
Sigourney-Keota at Pella Christian
Central Decatur at Van Meter
Mount Ayr at D.M. Christian
Ogden at Colfax-Mingo
Class A District 6
Pleasantville at BGM
S.E. Warren at L-Sully
N. Mahaska at Pekin
Montezuma at English Valley
8-Man District 5
Twin Cedars at HLV
Tri-County at Melcher-Dallas
Wayne at Moravia
Seymour at Meskwaki
College Games Saturday, Sept. 22
Central at Albion (Mich.)
Simpson at Eureka (Ill.)
Central Michigan at Iowa
Michigan at Notre Dame
Last Week's Scores
Class 3A District 8
Pella 14, Knoxville 13
Winterset 21, Carlisle 17
Oskaloosa 40, Chariton 20
Norwalk 42, Ballard 31
Class 2A District 6
Albia 17, Davis County 7
Bondurant-Farrar 40, I-35 16
Central Decatur 58, Clarke 22
Class 1A District 7
Pella Christian 43, Des Moines Christian 20
Mount Ayr 54, Colfax-Mingo 16
Van Meter 19, Ogden 13
Class A District 6
Pekin 61, Pleasantville 21
English Valley 28, S.E.Warren 19
L-Sully 33, BGM 7
Montezuma 34, N. Mahaska 0
8-Man District 5
Twin Cedars 63, Meskwaki 28
Melcher-Dallas 76, Moravia 0
HLV 51, Tri-County 16
Lamoni 84, Seymour 12
College Games Saturday, Sept. 15
Iowa 27, UNI 16
Iowa State 37, W. Illinois 3
Wartburg 27, Carthage 3
Bethel (Minn.) 56, Buena Vista 7
Notre Dame 20, Michigan State 3
William Penn 48, Waldorf 14
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- Dutch prepare for NCAA Tournament Central travels to Stevens Point, Wis., for its first-round game against No. 25-ranked St. Olaf (Minn.) (22-5) Friday at 5 p.m. on Bennett Court inside Quandt Fieldhouse on the campus of Wis.-Stevens Point.
- Steenhoek accepts offer from Northwestern Lukas Steenhoek (Pella, Iowa) signed a letter of intent to continue his football careers at Northwestern College next fall for the Red Raiders. Steenhoek is a 5'11", 160-pound running back and safety who played three years for the Pella High School f
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- District Basketball News |The poor weather conditions forced Thursday evening postponements for Marion County sports teams. Class 2A Starting in Class 2A, the Pella Christian vs. PCM (Mustangs) District Boys' contest has been moved to Friday night at 6:30 p.m. in Albia. Cl
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- Naaktgeboren hits for 31, Pingel 24 in win Pella left little doubt as to who was going to win Friday's Little Hawkeye Conference clash between themselves and the Newton Cardinals. Newton, playing at home, fell to the Dutch 86-60. Pella's Jordan Pingel and Isaac Naaktgeboren combined for 32 po
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- Regional Basketball Openers |The 2014 Regional Girls' High School Basketball pairings are out. Class 4A In Class 4A Region 5, the Pella High Lady Dutch open against Newton at 7 p..m. in Pella, Wednesday,?Feb. 19. The winner faces Ballard at 7 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 22 in Ballard
- Dutch impressive in home victory Pella knew they would have to bring their "A-Game" to beat the Grinnell Tigers in Pella last Friday night and that's what they got. The Dutch gave the Tigers their first league setback by winning 76-72. Pella had three players score in double digits
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A:"I do get nervous sometimes. You learn to work through it and try to be professional enough that even with my worst show, people still get their money's worth. I do want to do well coming home and this is something special, but I think it's good to be a little nervous."
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A:"You know, I have to tell you, I was putting gas in my car in my neighborhood and the lady behind the cash register came up to say hi. She told me she used to live in Princeton and seeing me, she was reminded how when I was just hitting my stride, how proud everyone was. She said she missed the people.
"We just had this short visit about how people kind of have each other's back back home. People take care of each other. There's a real sense of community and real sense of place that's getting lost in the rest of the country."
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A:"One of the things about coming home I didn't realize until I moved away was how the hills roll. I can go to Virginia and I love the mountains there, but it's not the same. Everything is close together here. I grew up with that, but I've gotten used to living without it.
"Coming back, it's like wrapping a blanket around me. I've just really come to appreciate that more and more."
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• Irish Breakfast: 8-11 a.m. at Mingle, 209 S.E. Main St.
• Bits O' Gold Coin Hunt for Kids: 10:30 a.m. in Howard Station Park
• Emerald Isle St. Patrick's Day Parade: Noon in Downtown Lee's Summit
Join Downtown Lee's Summit in celebrating all things Irish. The eighth annual Emerald Isle Parade begins at noon March 16, in Downtown Lee's Summit. The main parade route is on Green, Third and S.E. Main streets. This is the Saturday before St. Patrick's Day, and this year's theme is "Lucky 2013."
This year's Grand Marshal, Susan Coffman, was chosen for her civic engagement; she recently was selected as the 2012 Citizen of the Year for the City of Lee's Summit. Susan volunteers for a variety of organizations, including Downtown Lee's Summit Main Street, and works for Lee's Summit CARES. Accompanying Susan in the parade are Elvis Presley and Michael Jackson impersonators, who will star in the Forever Kings concerts on March 15 and 16 to benefit Lee's Summit CARES. Elvis is Lee's Summit's own Matt Lewis, who has a highly successful Las Vegas show as Elvis.
Back for its second year is the Traditional Irish Breakfast, which takes place the morning of the parade from 8 to 11 a.m. at Mingle, 209 S.E. Main St. Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for children ages 10 and younger, if purchased in advance by calling 816-246-6598. Tickets at the door are $15 for adults and $10 for kids. Advanced tickets are recommended.
A Bits O' Gold Coin Hunt takes place at 10:30 a.m. in Howard Station Park on S.E. Main Street. Children eight and younger may participate. No registration is necessary. Prizes will be awarded.
Downtown businesses will be open as they celebrate and showcase spring decor.
The Emerald Isle Parade is sponsored by Bank of Lee's Summit and the Lee's Summit Journal.
5K Run to benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters at 7:30 a.m.: New this year, a 5K run called The Strip Run begins at 7:30 a.m. the morning of the parade. Runners are encouraged to wear extra clothing they are willing to donate, and wear them to the race. Runners will stop at "Strip Stations" during the race to take off items of clothing one at a time to donate to charity.
Head Shave for Hope House from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.: Highest bidders will get to shave the head of local police, firefighters, elected officials and other local celebrities. Items are also up for bid in a silent auction. All proceeds benefit Hope House. The event takes place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., with the head shaving beginning at 2 p.m., at the Fire Fighters Union Hall, 322 S.E. Douglas St., in Downtown Lee's Summit.
Emerald Isle Pub Crawl at 1 p.m.: Hosted by Downtown Lee's Summit bars and restaurants, the Emerald Isle Pub Crawl will take place immediately following the parade. To purchase an Emerald Isle Pub Crawl T-shirt or for more information, visit any Downtown Lee's Summit restaurant or bar.


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Wednesday, 26th September, 2012, 12:23 PM #11
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ø Ignore Kamikaze MidgetI could recognize 'em all basically.
But I'm not a big fan of a few parts of 'em. I don't like the "dumb brute" look on the cloud giant or the stone giant. The oversized hands on the frost and fire giants are kind of random and weird. I don't know why the Fire Giant looks so well-kept. And the Storm giant doesn't give me much of a feeling of nobility, honor, or ennui that I read in Wyatt's description. It just looks like a heavily-armed elderly person who seems to be angry about something (perhaps Kids These Days or Technology).
On the cloud giant especially, I don't get a sense that these guys love the finer things in life. He's just sitting there with a club and a snarl. Okay, he's dressed in some nice clothes, but he's not acting as if he's lording it over riches in a cloud kingdom ready for Jack to come up and steal from him. His face says "THIS LEMON IS TOOO SOUR AND YOUR LIGHTS ARE TOOO BRIGHT!"
That's a bit orthoganal to the convo, I suppose. I could absolutely recognize them (though the Storm giant didn't give me many cues). Part of that was probably due to my history with the critters, but still, there were enough cues (flowy robes on the cloud giant, viking frost giant, dark-skinned fire giant, bald stone giant) that I could piece them out.-- Jacob J Driscoll, dating your mom.---
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ø Ignore Chris_NightwingA) Looks like an orc or half-orc. Nothing very Cloud Giant about it to me. Surely if they enjoy the finer things in life, they'd wear shoes? Clubs are hardly the snazziest weapon either.
B) I sort of see it, but it looks more like a confused old man.
C) Sure, looking close, the lack of colouring removes a lot from the Frost Giant. They should be clear though, do they feel the cold or not? Either they do and wear clothing for it, or they don't and wear normal stuff.
D) Obvious, but ugly. Ridiculous sword.
E) A bit out of proportion I think - too much of a belly, not enough legs, but captures the barbarism well.
F) I like this. Stone Giants always have this mysterious, otherworldly quality about them that comes across here.
Also, the heights are wrong - giants should get taller as we move up the hierarchy. The minimum should be 2 storeys working upwards to maybe 5 storeys?Everyone is weird, but those who are weird in the same way call themselves normal.
Wednesday, 26th September, 2012, 03:09 PM #14
I'm on the fence about his depictions of the giants, but all of them pretty much had visual clues that narrowed the field to where each only fit one classic style of D&D giant.
Cool, looks like hill, stone, frost and fire giants are getting upgraded to huge!!! Close to their 2nd edition sizes.
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ø Ignore KlausI didn't much like the tiny feet on all the giants.
Contrary to others, I quite liked the grizzled look of the storm giant. He looks like an old god from a Gustave Doré illustration, weary yet still mighty.
The cloud giant, although reminiscent of old-school illustrations, doesn't strike me as particularly civilized.
The stone giant, although still old-school, could use some textures and lithoderms to hint at its stony hide, which the text attributes to most of its defense. At the moment it's prettu much a goliath.
As for the hill giant, what differentiates it from an ogre (visually and story-wise)? It can't just be size. I'd give the tusked look the cloud is currently sporting and transfer it to the ogre.Claudio Pozas
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ø Ignore ObrynI liked the Stone and Hill giants. Not a fan of the Fire Giant. Cloud and Storm were ... okay.
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ø Ignore MortalPlagueI'm going to echo the sentiment of many on here: I hope the final products look better than this. Especially 'B', 'D', and 'E'; the legs are strangely proportioned.
I picked 'A' for the Cloud Giant, seeing as he's got the fancy clothes and jewelery. But I want to see more nobility and poise in a giant of that kind. I do like the club, however.
I think 'B' was supposed to be the Storm Giant, but he simply does not look like 'the strongest of giants'. I picked "None of the above" for storm giant. 'B' looks like a weary, elderly soldier.
'C' was the frost giant, of course. I don't mind seeing them in furs like this, or with the viking helm; I think it adds something to their appearance.
'D' is clearly the fire giant, but like others, I thought he needed rougher armor and a less 'clean' appearance. Something made of thick, rough iron, not polished, fitted steel.
'E' is the hill giant, of course. If he had thicker legs and a touch less 'derp' in the face, I could roll with it. As it is, it's not too bad.
And of course, 'F' is the stone giant. I like the image the best, it really feels like a giant done right.Your skill in reading has increased by 1.
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In this article we learn that when drawing pictures of giants it really, really, really helps to have things on a relatable scale, like houses and people, in the picture.
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The answer is $\frac{4}{\pi} - \frac{1}{2}$.
Simple explanation: http://www.mbeckler.org/resistor_grid/
Mathematical derivation: http://www.mathpages.com/home/kmath668/kmath668.htm
It's not true. To see this, you can try an experiment with some batteries and light bulbs. Hook up two bulbs of different wattages (that is, with different resistances) in parallel with a single battery:
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There is actually a student-friendly microscopic model how to derive the real Ohm's law
$$\vec{j} = \sigma \vec{E}.$$
After its derivation you can transform it into the more common form using the answer by Nesp.
The idea goes as following:
We must start with the definition of current:
$$I = \frac{\Delta Q}{\Delta t}.$$
So where does current come from? ...
Yes, it is possible. For example Kevin Brown did here and here including this table.
so for the xkcd problem the answer is $-\frac{1}{2}+\frac{4}{\pi} \approx 0.773$.
An ideal resistor is defined as the two-terminal circuit element where the voltage across is proportional to the current through:
$V_R = R \cdot I_R$
and the constant of proportionality, $R$, is, well, constant.
A physical resistor has at least series inductance and parallel capacitance and can be modelled with ideal circuit elements as follows (for ...
instead of thinking your body is empty and that a charged wire has to push electrons one by one through you and into the ground (blood is actually full of charge carriers), a better analogy would be a very long queue of pushy people.
if the entrance to the apple store doesn't open, it doesn't matter how hard the guy at the back pushes--nothing moves. ...
Hmm your experiment sounds like a good idea but I think it'll be much harder than you're imagining. The resistance of wires is very low. After all, they are designed to conduct! Check out this table. 30 gage wire has a resistance of $0.1\: \Omega/\mathrm{ft}$ which is well below what a typical multimeter can read.
Also, because the resistance is so low, ...
Perhaps I can clarify what I'm trying to get at with the famous waterwheel analogy
99 years ago, Nehemiah Hawkins published what I think is a marginally better analogy:
Fig. 38. — Hydrostatic analogy of fall of potential in an electrical circuit.
Explanation of above diagram
In this diagram, a pump at bottom centre is pumping water from right to ...
At sufficiently high voltages almost everything conducts due in part to quantum tunneling of electrons. An insulator has a breakdown voltage which is the field strength required before it will start conducting.
Related to the breakdown voltage is the dielectric strength which is the minimum voltage over distance ($\mathrm{V}/\mathrm{m}$) before a material ...
I find this sort of thing becomes much more intuitive if you can think of an analogy in terms of water. In this case, we can think of it like this:
Here we have water flowing through a hole in a bath tub, into another tub underneath. The stick figure has been given the task of keeping the water level constant, by lifting water back up into the top tub ...
I'll take it step by step here. First I'll write the answer for the first few cases with circuit analysis. Then I'll apply a reduction to show the pattern that the problem arrives at.
$$Z = R+\frac{1}{\frac{1}{R}+\frac{1}{R + R}} = R \left( 1+\frac{1}{1+\frac{1}{1 + 1}} \right)=\frac{5}{3} R$$
I'll give the answer to this question using an unusual method that showed up in the American Mathematical Monthly's problem section perhaps in the late 1970s. This is not necessarily the easy way to solve the problem, but it works out nicely from an algebraic point of view.
The way most people solve most resistance problems is to use series and parallel ...
Alfred got in before me, but I have a diagram!
I've marked all continuous bits of wire in the same colour, and marked the corresponding colours on the ends of the resistors. A quick redraw later and I get:
which is a lot simpler!
Gregsan's and Kieran's answers are insightful analogies and the pushy electrons are certainly part of the answer.
There is another aspect to the "decision" process and that is the propagation of electromagnetic waves. There is a chapter in the second volume of the Feynman Lectures on Physics - I don't have it with me but the relevant section will be just ...
As others have noted, the big issue is getting the resistance of the wire into the range where your multimeter can measure it accurately. For that, the simple approach is to make the wires as long and thin as you can in order to maximize resistance.
That said, another thing you can do is improve the precision of your measurements, e.g. by using ...
For any given $n$, you can work it out via the rules for series and parallel resistors, but to get a general formula, valid for all $n$, doesn't look easy to me. The best way I know of is to get a recursive relationship giving the resistance of an $n$-step ladder in terms of an $(n-1)$-step ladder. If I'm not mistaken, the $n$-step ladder can be thought of ...
I will do the case where the material is homogeneous and isotropic, $\rho = \sigma^{-1}$ is a constant proportional to the identity matrix. We are interested in the steady state, where none of our variables depend on time.
We have
$\nabla \times E = 0$ from Faradays law and, $\nabla\cdot J = 0$ from the equation of continuity, where $J$ is the current ...
The voltage across either horizontal resistor is zero so they can be removed from the circuit without changing the solution.
This is most easily seen by simply removing the two horizontal resistors and then it's clear that the nodes the horizontal resistors connect to each have the same voltage. Thus, by Ohm's law, there is no current through either ...
Wire typically has very low resistance, so what you'll most likely end up measuring is the contact resistance.I.e., the resistance between your multimeter probes and the wire itself might have more resistance than your wire and overshadow it.
My suggestion for the temperature dependent part would be to measure the resistance of the wire with it in boiling ...
Why is current not 0 in a regular resistor - battery circuit immediately after you closed a circuit?
In real life, the current can't jump instantaneously because there is always some finite inductance in a circuit. However, this is just a typical idealized textbook problem where the inductance is assumed identically zero, so the current can jump instantaneously according to the assumptions of the problem. Note the current also jumps in their solution for ...
This is your circuit:
The current that comes from the source, when reaches the point that must choose it's way, sees no difference between the two paths (symmetry) , so half of it flows through one way and the other part flows in the second way.
It means that, $I_1=I_2$ , So the potential difference across yellow resistors is the same. It means that the ...
We can't remove the resistor between the two points we've chosen because they're not at the same voltage.
OK, let's unpack that a little. Imagine that you actually have a resistor network (any resistor network) built and want to measure its resistance with an ohmmeter. To do that, you need to choose two of the points in the network and connect the leads ...
Your problem is assuming that the charge transferred through the resistors is different. I don't know where you got that from, so I don't really know how to refute it other than by saying that since the currents must be the same, so must be the charge transfer in a given time.
Edit in response to your comment: What you said is plainly not true. ...
I did a similar experiment this year for my final science assignment. We used a transformer which had two long coils of copper wire inside, of different lengths (10m and 750m) and thicknesses. Pop open the transformer and take out the coils. Set your multi meter to ohms and touch the contacts to either end of each of the coils (We got 2.2 ohms and 1500 phms ...
I think the short answer is, you don't. The reason we call the unit of force a Newton and not a kg m/s$^2$ is because it is convenient and it expresses the relation you want to convey when used elsewhere (e.g., $F=-kx$ for a spring).
Similarly, it is convenient to "hide" the MKS base units into a single term, the potential $V$ in this case, so that the ...
Potential for 2D problem
Let's start with a 2D disk and try to solve the general problem for infinitesimally flat disk. I will change notations a bit -- the surface resistance will be $\sigma$ and the radius of the disk will be $a$.
Starting with basic electrodynamics:
$\vec{j} = -\sigma\frac{\partial u}{\partial \vec{r}},\, ...
As suggested by Manishearth, one can perform a $Y$-$\Delta$ transform from $Y$-resistances $R_1$, $R_2$ and $R_3$, to $\Delta$-conductances $G_1$, $G_2$ and $G_3$ (using a $123$ symmetric labeling convention), cf. Fig.1 below.
A x----x------x-----[3]-----x------x----x B
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The answer is "yes", if you take for granted that $R$ is defined by the relation $\Delta V=IR$. In fact it is derived from (the real) Ohm's Law.
Ohm's law states that, for some materials (the so-called "Ohmic" materials) the current density vector $\vec{J}$ (current per unit area) is parallel to the electric field $\vec{E}$, i.e.,
If you are wondering about causality, then I think that voltage difference $\Delta V$ is fundamental as it is the cause, and the current $I$ is the consequence.
If you want to have current, you need movement of the charges. The most obvious way to move charges is to act upon them with electric field, and each electric field is accopmained with voltage ...
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the two ways this game could be fixed, the last two spells being removed, they were useless, just add a better damage spell instead and it would be fine, second, make some harder endgame enemies, i was dismayed to see how easily enemies died in the 11th and 12th levels.
just something, when i played there was no real connection between how many tokens i got and how many chests i dug up, sometimes i would get 20 tokens when i dug up maybe 7 chests
fix above stuff game would be good enough, also its not a minigame if there isnt any skill involved
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sorry, too hard 4 me.
the fact that all your defenders are complete retards and cant shoot at something directly in front of them doesn't help. i found a total of 17 chests in the first two levels and not one time did i win at the slots. i couldn't get past level three because i had already used up all my money trying to pollute the screen with archers or mages(the only thing i could afford) and still wondering why just about every unit gets through. i watched my friend beat the game in one extremely short period of time and yet i crash and burn on the third level. the main thing that bugged me the most was that the units firing path is two squares in one direction leaving no room to attack. other people may enjoy this game and ill probly get flak for giving this a zero but this game is just too hard.
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Cumbersome, on solid ground though
Way too many bugs and annoyances to get anything higher than a 7 here. In order of how I encountered the problems.
I begin, and wonder where the enemies will come from, I have no idea, so I grab a guy and set him down, only to realize his range is only two of the three squares. I'm dismayed but see how it could add interest later. I grab the more expensive guy thinking he will have longer range and find he also only has 2 range. No sense right now and I have only one archer guarding the far path. Oh well, hit begin anyway with like 20 seconds left on it.
I remember the shovel and start digging like mad hoping for some goodies. And I also notice the enemies came from the bottom... allright, mental note, enemies from the bottom. I get fancy chests. Oh goody! Money, no ... not money... nothing? Later, a potion... ooh goody goody, haven't used a spell yet.
and right at the end of the level, I buy a ninja. Bad Idea.
In between levels I've racked up 22 tokens, from chests I figured out. Waste about 5 minutes putting them all in to get nothing. Wow.
Next level comes, I got a nice bonus of 300 gold from the last level. On the next level, I realize I'm out 750 money, so I strategize: Enemies coming from the bottom, if I put an archer on the corner, I can rotate him so he shoots the enemies TWICE. Enemies now come from the top?! All's going well, and I hit rotate to get my archer working for his kills and my guy ends up facing straight away from the path, aiming at nothing and not shooting. I scramble to rotate again, only now he's stuck that way. My other mage and archer won't hold, I'll have to sell... how do I do that? No money, nothing killed, I die on level 2. RESTART.
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A student from the Hobart Institute of Welding Technology in Troy faces multiple charges stemming from a car crash early Saturday morning.
Benjamin Rohrwasser, 19, of Geneva, Ill. is in the Miami County jail and faces charges including driving under the influence, underage consumption, and aggravated vehicular assault.
Just after 3:00 a.m., Troy Police were dispatched to the intersection of West Main Street and Westbrook Lane on a report of a crash. Upon arrival, police found a person trapped in the crash.
Initial reports from the police state three students from the Hobart Institute of Welding Technology in Troy involved in a serious crash. All three were not residents of Ohio.
Police say two of the three involved in the crash fled the scene on foot. The third student left behind was trapped with his head partially through the windshield. He is at Miami Valley Hospital with head injuries.
All three were at a party and had been drinking alcohol, noted police. The driver attempted a high speed turn from Main onto Westbrook Lane when the crash happened.
The status of the two that fled is unknown, but Police said all three involved will be charges with underage consumption.
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- An edible Asian plant of the goosefoot family, with large dark green leaves which are widely eaten as a vegetable.
- Spinacia oleracea, family Chenopodiaceae
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The delay in opening aero kit development in the IZOD IndyCar Series to 2013 is turning out to be a blessing for a sanction under deadline pressure for the upcoming season.
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text: It was just a few years ago, when 19-year-old singer Tiffany Evans was introduced to the music world. She was the Grand Slam Champion on Star Search and had a hit single, "Promise Ring" Ft. Ciara. Tiffany also spent some time with Mathew Knowles on Music World Entertainment, but is now writing, producing and venturing out on her own. Her new single "If You Love" me recently debuted and is available on iTunes.


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Cara MIa
Cara Mia, a California native, is an award winning professional with more than 12 years experience photographing weddings and is excited to share her fresh, natural, creative photojournalism style in Ireland. She combines her professional experience and sophisticated artistic eye with her ability to work seamlessly with you and your family. She loves nature and prefers to work with natural light in environmental settings where all the elements can come together to create magic!
She has been photographing weddings since 2001 and has a wealth of experience with all kinds of people, styles and situations which is a key element to look for in a photographer. The day will pass in a blink of an eye but Cara is there to capture every beautiful detail and moment unfold.
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Photographer | Cara MIa |
Location | Connacht, Ireland |
Starting Rates | €2200+ (EUR) |
Website | caramiaphotography.com |
Photos | 3 Contest Winning Photos |
Blog | caramiaphotography.com/blog |
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The Wedding Photojournalist Association proudly recognizes the accomplishments and creative excellence of Cara MIa. The following awards have been earned by Cara from the WPJA. These achievements come with great merit considering the high level of competition that a member faces in the contests.
8th Place - Ceremony
17th Place - Toasting/Speeches |
2009 | Q3 | 15th Place - Ceremony |


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Fresh on the heels of a successful inaugural Iowa Startup Fair, StartupCity Des Moines and StartupIowa unveiled two new efforts this week. Along with a calendar that will aggregate business and tech-based events hosted throughout the state, the tech incubator announced Startup Academy++. The academy invites developers of different skill levels ...
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Poly-Planer® Waterproof Marine Audio System - Model MRD80i
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- Engineered and optimized for marine use
- AM/FM/Sirius Satellite ready
- Internal digital music device (DMD) docking station
- Adjustable backlight on display with flip down face
- 2 x 16 character digital display
- Includes MRD80 mount, a $29.99 value
- Power supply: 12V DC (10.8-15.6V allowable)
- Size: 7-11/16'' x 3-3/16'' x 8-7/8''
Engineered and optimized for marine use, the MRD80i Waterproof Marine Audio System by Poly-Planer is an AM/FM Sirius Satellite ready stereo with an internal docking station for digital music devices like iPod®, MP3 or smartphone devices. Designed specifically for marine environments, the MRD80i Marine Audio System's front and back sides are waterproof to IP66 standards. Flip down the face which features the 2 x 16 character digital display, rotary encoder style volume knob and function select knob to access the internal SD Card reader, USB input to play music from a USB flash drive and the digital music device docking station. The MRD80i Marine Audio System offers selectable powered sub channel output and has a built-in IR receiver (front) and IR input (back) so the unit can interface with Poly-Planer IR speakers. The selectable EQ setup allows users to select best audio setting for particular speakers. Plus, the manufacturer will ship a free MRD80 mount ($29.99 value) with the purchase of a MRD80i Audio System that allows the unit to mount from top or bottom. Unit can also be flush mounted to any flat surface. Power supply: 12V DC (10.8-15.6V allowable); Speaker impedance: 4 or 8 ohm; Output power: 45W x 4CH; Fuse: 15A.


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Suns Recieve:
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-SG Doug Christie
-SG Erick Strickland
-'04 Lakers 1st
Raptors Recieve:
-PG Andre Miller
-10 points
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Approved, good luck man.
God Damnit exsist. Nows there's another title contender in the east
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Chauncey Billups | Jerry Stackhouse| Danny Granger| Kenyon Martin | Marcus Camby
Yea, not only was my trade probably better by about 20 points, a young prospect and a few spots in the first, but at the minimum you probably should have gotten back to me and used the offer to negotiate another pick out of me.
I'm guessing you pulled the trigger on this one to keep Miller out of your own conference...
now I hate the Pacific Division...
good job getting an asset for a guy who didn't mesh though.
Nah, for the most part I try not to hold potential trade partners at gunpoint.
The divisional thing was a big factor, no doubt. Had you managed to re-sign Allen, Pierce, and Miller, it'd be off to the Pacific Division cellar for me. The potential of getting quality production from Juwan at a discount-price contract was a big plus too.
Glad this didn't go to the Sonics, no offense Beeball.
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1992-93 Season Record: 52-30
C Kevin Willis | PF Otis Thorpe | SF Robert Horry | SG Dell Curry | PG Johnny Dawkins
Key Reserves: Robert Parish | Anthony Mason | Walter Davis | Terry Porter
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