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A true-scrimmage like contest will take place for the Bokoshe Tigers tonight as they welcome Eagle Point Christian Academy to town for a 7:30 p.m. kickoff in a non-District C-4 contest. The Tigers (0-3) are trying to get Tyler Massey his first win as their new coach.
The Heavener Wolves are 1-2 after three games, losing their last game 50-0 last Friday night on the road against Paris, Ark. "They were way too much for us," Heavener Coach John Thompson said. "It was a non-district game. You want to win every game, but it's not something that counts (toward district standings). They were a very good ball club. They're ranked No. 1 in Class 3A in Arkansas. They were very good. Our kids knew that. The good thing was we came out of the game healthy."
The Panama Razorbacks will hope to end a 13-game losing streak, and in the process make it a Happy Homecoming for everybody, when they entertain the Wilburton Diggers in the District 2A-6 opener at 7:30 p.m. tonight at George Ollie Stadium. "We're excited," first-year Panama Coach Brandon Ellis said. "The kids are excited. Being homecoming week, it's been a short week, anyway. I hope we overlook homecoming as a distraction, and start getting ready for Wilburton."
The Pocola Indians are on a six-game winning streak, dating back to Week 8 of last season. They won last week 15-14 in come-from-behind fashion to down the Quinton Savages. It was a game Pocola Coach Rick Lang described as a "statement win." "These kids made the plays to win the game when they needed to," Lang said. "We had injuries, adversity and everything thrown at us for four quarters. We won the game in the fourth quarter, and our kids made the plays. Our kids wanted it. It was a statement win. We're 3-0, and I think our kids wanted to be 3-0 going into the Vian game."
With the quirk among schedules for District 2A-6, each team is guaranteed four non-district games. The luck for the Talihina Golden Tigers is they get to get another non-district game under their belts before entering district play. They will play that last non-District 2A-6 contest at 7:30 p.m. tonight at Antlers.
With Week 4's arrival, most of the LeFlore County teams are now entering district play. The only exception is Talihina, which won't do so until next week. Bokoshe is playing non-district foe Eagle Point Christian Academy, but has played two District C-4 games among its first three games this season. Poteau will be in its District 4A-4 opener with Hilldale at Costner Stadium, while Spiro will get District 3A-8 play started with a road game at Idabel.
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4.5 brilliant rip roaring excitement mikeroxas | 05/01/2011 | See all mikeroxas's reviews (1) I have completed this game on casual medium and hard.I found that the graphics are cartoonified but still great fun for everyone. why people have given less than 5 stars. but I agree that the RYNO 5 is the worst version of the RYNO. the RY3NO is the best version
4.5 A Crack-ing Great Game! kevstar27 | 21/10/2010 | See all kevstar27's reviews (14) I have recently completed this game and have to say that it was thoroughly enjoyable, hard to put down stuff. The creativity and imagination put into this game is astounding and I would recommend this to anyone. The weapons are unique and fun to use on an array of enemies, the levels are vast also and there is lots to explore. Great if you like to zoom around smashing up stuff too. Good storyline and addictive gameplay, definitely worth every penny. Classic!
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We just bought our first house and will be getting the kids on Wednesday. We plan on painting every room in our house next weekend with help of friends and family. Sherwin Williams will be having a sale and all their paints will be 40% off and we have decided to go with the Superpaint w/primer in it.. My question is this: all paint supplies will be 30% off, should I also get the paint rollers and brushes as well? And if yes or no, which ones should I get?
super paint is excellent paint, but by no means is it a paint and primer in one in the truest sense of a primer .they have just now started to print it on label.its the same superpaint as always .as for their brushes and roller covers .i would use a 3/8 to a 1/2 inch nap purdy white dove and a 2 1/2 purdy sash or flat brush. these are very good paint and supplies and you can do a pro job using them. they will cost a few dollars more but its worth it .you can get these at the big box but with s/w sale it will be about the same price. have fun :)
with out seeing the surface you will be painting i cant say for sure .but with that being said ,if your painting over a latex paint , 2 coats of superpaint will be fine,:wink:
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No need to prime walls if they already have paint on them. SuperPaint, IMO, is SW's best paint.
Hey sweetredsoxfan,
There are two things you might want to consider. What is the cost of primer, and what is the cost of the Super Paint. Does it make sense to put on two coats of the expensive Super Paint or one coat of primer which will seal the walls and prep them for the finish coat for less cost? This primer and paint is nothing more than a gimmick. Sherwin-Williams came out with the primer and finish in one a few years ago as a product for the contractors to be used in the new home market. Think what it saved the painting contractor with regards to his material price and labor. Behr took the concept and ran with it at Home Depot and people just ate it up. Sherwin-Williams Pro Mar 200 primer is around $15 a gallon and the Super Paint is around $30 gallon (I'm just guessing). Do the math. If two coats will be needed, why not do it right and use the products that will give you the results you're looking for. Your brother-in-law only wants to do you a favor and go home and you'll have to live with the results for years or wait for Sherwin-Williams to have another sale, not to mention the time it takes to repaint. If I was bidding your home, the cheapest and best way, is to use one coat of primer and one coat of finish, I would also know the outcome and would be able to guarantee my work. Doing it your way, you can only hope for the best. Think about it. |
That must be some good paint if you can cover a couple of those colors in (2) coats. I would prime, in fact on that living room and the blue room, I would prime with tinted primer, just makes things better in the end.
And trying to cover anything with yellow is a chore, a chore which is much more easily completed with a tinted primer. Mark |
Should I get a tinted primer? What is a tinted primer? I thought all primers were the same..
Tinted primer has color added to it in a similiar shade of the same shade as your paint. Only problemis you have to get a different can for each room. As some of the other posters said....no need to prime since the walls are already painted. If any of the walls are painted with a high sheen like semi-gloss or gloss you should scuff or sand them a bit.
I bought SW recently on their sale price. You get a great paint for Home Depot prices. |
Say you want a tan wall, they will add the tint colors which makeup that tan color into the primer, they won't add as much as they will to the final paint type, just enough to get the base color on its way to your final color choice. |
Some are saying don't prime at all and others Are saying prime with tint.. Why so many different opinions?
If you notice that the recommendations for no primer needed were made before you posted pictures. The colors you are going over a deep tone colors which tend to "bleed through" even the best of paints.
Like one poster suggested, why do more than one coat with a good paint, why not prime, especially with tinted primer, then coat with your final top coat. I would never suggest that you can achieve a good paint job with only one coat, even with tinted primer. In order to get the paint color correct and uniform it takes a minimum of (2) coats even with a tinted primer, and if you are using a paint and primer in one (which I would not waste my money on) you will inevetibly need (3) coats over a couple of those colors as opposed to a coat of primer and (2) coats of final paint. Do yourself a favor, stick with a good grade paint and prime coat the walls then finish it with the topcoat. Mark Edit --- You should also talk to your selected paint supplier / professional, I am sure if you show them those colors that you are trying to cover they will recommend something similar. |
Shame on Sherwin Williams for jumping on the paint-and-primer-in-one bandwagon. Shame.
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Pursuant to the terms of the subscription agreement between the Company and Richstone, the second and final tranche of the private placement was to close by July 20, 2012. Richstone advised that it was not able to obtain the necessary approval for the placement from the State Administration of Foreign Exchange of the People's Republic of China by July 20, 2012. Sunridge initially provided a notice to Richstone stating that Sunridge would not seek the approval of the TSX Venture Exchange (the "TSXV") for an extended deadline, and subsequently rescinded such notice after discussions with Richstone. Sunridge proceeded to obtain the approval of the TSXV for an extended closing deadline of August 15, 2012 and notified Richstone of this. Richstone did not provide the remainder of the private placement funds by the August 15, 2012 deadline.
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The Muscat grape has been grown and cultivated for centuries all over Europe, and in more recent years has become something of a flagship varietal for many New World countries. It is widely admired for its versatility and for the fact that it can be successfully used for the production of many different styles and types of wine. In eastern and central Europe, it is most commonly associated with elegant sweet dessert wines, further west it is used for bright and strong dry white wines, and it is also famous for the superb sparkling wines it produces, full of elegant bubbles and a mineral-rich flavor which compliments its natural 'grapey' character. Muscat grapes are generally agreed to be one of the oldest varietals in the world, and this goes some way to explaining the seemingly vast differences the fruit shows in various parts of the world.
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Distance approximation in bounded-degree and general sparse graphs (2006)
Venue: | In Proceedings of the Tenth International Workshop on Randomization and Computation (RANDOM |
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author = {Sharon Marko and Dana Ron},
title = {Distance approximation in bounded-degree and general sparse graphs},
booktitle = {In Proceedings of the Tenth International Workshop on Randomization and Computation (RANDOM},
year = {2006}
We address the problem of approximating the distance of bounded degree and general sparse graphs from having some predetermined graph property P. Namely, we are interested in sublinear algorithms for estimating the fraction of edges that should be added to / removed from a graph so that it obtains P. This fraction is taken with respect to a given upper bound m on the number of edges. In particular, for graphs with degree bound d over n vertices, m = dn. To perform such an approximation the algorithm may ask for the degree of any vertex of its choice, and may ask for the neighbors of any vertex. The problem of estimating the distance to having a property was first explicitly addressed by Parnas et. al. (ECCC 2004). In the context of graphs this problem was studied by Fischer and Newman (FOCS 2005) in the dense-graphs model. In this model the fraction of edge modifications is taken with respect to n 2, and the algorithm may ask for the existence of an edge between any pair of vertices of its choice. Fischer and Newman showed that every graph property that has a testing algorithm in this model with query complexity that is independent of the size of the graph, also has a distance-approximation algorithm with query complexity that is independent of the size of the graph. In this work we focus on bounded-degree and general sparse graphs, and give algorithms for all properties that were shown to have efficient testing algorithms by Goldreich and Ron (Algorithmica, 2002). Specifically, these properties are k-edge connectivity, subgraph-freeness (for constant size subgraphs), being a Eulerian graph, and cycle-freeness. A variant of our subgraph-freeness algorithm approximates the size of a minimum vertex cover of a graph in sublinear time. This approximation improves on a recent result of Parnas and Ron (ECCC 2005).
431 | Property testing and its connection to learning and approximation
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Citation Context ...r can be obtained using modifications of the subgraph-freeness algorithm. The algorithm is similar in spirit to the O(log n)-rounds distributed approximation algorithm for the maximal independent set =-=[Lub86]-=-. In the case of k-connectivity (k > 1), a relatively direct adaptation of the algorithm in [GR02] would give a multiplicative error of k (in addition to the additive error). To get a purely additive ... |
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Citation Context ...l in which Fischer and Newman obtained their result is clearly appropriate for dense graphs but not for sparse graphs. When studying property testing of sparse graphs, two models were considered (see =-=[GR02]-=- and [PR02]). In both models the testing algorithm may perform degree queries and neighbor queries. 1 That is, for any vertex v the algorithm may ask for the degree of v, and for any index i it may as... |
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Citation Context ...er in a graph with degree bound d, using O(log(d/δ)) rounds. This improves on the (2 + δ)-factor approximation using O(δ −3 · log d) rounds given in a recent paper of Kuhn, Moscibroda and Wattenhofer =-=[KMW06]-=-. Their algorithm, which is quite complex, uses Linear Programming and falls into a more general framework of approximation algorithms for covering and packing problems. As in [PR05] we can use our al... |
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Citation Context ...in this case the probability that no cut edge is traversed before X (t) v is found is at least 2t −2 . Their analysis is based on Karger's analysis of his algorithm for finding minimum cut in a graph =-=[Kar93]-=-. Lemma 3 [GR02] For an undirected graph G, let L be a set of at most t vertices such that the cut (L, L) is a minimum cut. Then, starting with some vertex v ∈ L, the random search process of Step 1.a... |
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Citation Context ... vertex cover. Specifically, an approximation with a multiplicative error of 2 and an additive error of δn, is achieved in time d O(log(d/δ)) . This algorithm improves on a recent result presented in =-=[PR05]-=- which achieve the same approximation in time d O(δ−3 log d) . A few notes are in place: • With the exception of subgraph-freeness, the complexity of our algorithms is polynomially related to the corr... |
21 | Testing triangle-freeness in general graphs
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20 | Estimating the distance to a monotone function - Ailon, Chazelle, et al. - 2004 |
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Citation Context ...he additive error). To get a purely additive error we need to take a different approach. Specifically, we use different combinatorial representations of the connectivity structure of graphs (based on =-=[NGM97]-=-), rather than those used in [GR02]. On top of this, we adapt and extend some of the ideas in [GR02]. We believe that the analysis we present for distance approximation is actually easier to follow th... |
14 | On sums of independent random variables with unbounded variance and estimating the average degree in a graph - Feige - 2001 |
13 | Tolerant versus intolerant testing for boolean properties
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I haven't gotten any yet, and honestly I want to keep it that way. I'm not a fan of snow.
Also I just might have to take part in this Skuckpluff invasion. I think it's genius.
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I haven't gotten any yet, and honestly I want to keep it that way. I'm not a fan of snow.
Also I just might have to take part in this Skuckpluff invasion. I think it's genius.
Ok, I only ask since the last few days my town's gotten a fair bit of frost but it's gone now.
Say, does anybody here have a favorite dessert?
Cheesecake or any kind of pie, I like most I've tried :)
Favorite dessert... hm... I'd have to say Chocolate Oreo Ice Cream, it's incredibly good.
@Harv13; you can use the Edit Button and delete those accidental double posts. You should see a button that says Delete.
I almost forgot ice cream thats one of my favorite desserts too, I like pretty much any kind of ice cream.
Ok, new question guys. How did you first discover this site?
I found the forums originally through Bulbapedia, which I had been using for quite some time for anime episode updates.
I joined after I had an acceptable email address. (The one I had for years is unusable on many websites)
I also noticed it on Bulbapedia, which I discovered from my best friend who discovered it from another friend:yawn:.
I was on here after I joined Bulbapedia, so..... Bulbapedia. :lol:
*medieval bonus music from Crash Bandicoot 3 plays in background*I found this place after I discided it was time to leave Serebii.net forums due to how the people were not very nice and how it was all set up on there...So I saw number 2 in searches and Pokemon forum...I moved here two years ago...
I found out about this forum while on Bulbapedaia and finally decided to see what the icons at the bottom of the home page were all about.


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Dear mother up in heaven... This is the second month at my new school. Everyone here is rich and they never study. I am currently trying to find a room where I can do my homework in peace, but alas everywhere has people chatting in it.
Yukiho trudged dejectedly through the hallway. She didn't have any friends due to her incredible intellectual ability and her very plain looks. She was also very shy and wasn't good at talking to people. She was downright terrified of men. Whenever she became embarrassed she tried to bury herself in a hole. Yes, Yukiho was actually a very socially awkward girl. And that was why she was currently alone as she searched for a place to study.
Then she came across the music room. While Yukiho did have an interest in singing, she had never before visited such a room, and when she put her ear against the door she realized that it was deadly silent in there. Looked like a good a place as any.
She opened the door...
... and was blasted in the face by a stream of rose petals.
"Welcome to the Host Club!" a chorus of voices cheered.
Little did she know that this fated day was the beginning of the downhill spiral her life was about to take.
There were quite a few of them in the room. Girls, that was. Other girls. A black-haired boyish-looking one was seated on a chair, and surrounding her were a pair of twins, a girl holding a stuffed rabbit, an orange-haired girl, and another one with black hair and a hamster on her head.
"W-why are there so many lolis?" Yukiho whimpered to herself.
"Oh, is that the newbie who came here on scholarship?" the one on the chair leaned forward. "I heard that there was a commoner attending this school."
The twins perked up. "Yeah, that's her! We're in the same class!"
"What? You guys are like thirteen."
"Yeah, but we're in the same class."
The one with the rabbit sniffed and tossed back her fabulous brown hair. "A commoner, huh? I suppose even they can accomplish things if they really try... But what is she doing here, anyway?"
"Well, we are the Host Club," the orange-haired one piped up. "So shouldn't we be hosting?"
"I have ten pets!" the one with the hamster declared.
The boyish looking one stood up and held up her hands for silence. "Shut up, you guys." She then walked over to Yukiho, smiling kindly (or maybe seductively) as she leaned down to come face-to-face with the girl. "Hello. My name is Kikuchi Makoto. And so, beautiful maiden, who might you be?"
"H-H-H-Hagiwara Y-Yukiho."
"HeHeHeHagiwara YuYukiho?" the twins repeated.
Makoto glared at them. "I told you to shut up." She turned back to Yukiho. "Hagiwara Yukiho, huh? That's a pretty name. So tell me, what brings you to this humble little room?"
"I just wanted to... studyabit," she murmured.
"Studying? Truly a commoner's activity. Why don't we instead try to figure out what kind of girls you're into? There're the mischievous twins, Futami Ami and Futami Mami..."
They grinned and waved.
"The little princess type, Minase Iori..."
Iori ignored her.
"The cute one, Takatsuki Yayoi..."
"U-uu!" Yayoi made some sort of noise.
"And the idiot - I mean, wild one, Ganaha Hibiki."
"I totally heard that, you jerk!"
Makoto smirked. "Or, of course, you could prefer the prince type... such as me."
"I... I'm not a lesbian-."
"We are the Host Club," Makoto cut her off. "Be grateful that you were allowed to meet us on such good terms. Here, we drink expensive tea and eat expensive food and buy expensive things and maybe we serve some girls or guys but I'm really not sure about the situation concerning that but anyway, have you ever had fatty tuna?"
"Well, we eat it all the time. It's awesome."
Yukiho nodded and began to back away slowly. Unfortunately, she crashed into a vase that definitely hadn't been there before and it toppled over and shattered upon impact with the floor. She made a noise akin to a dying whale.
"Whoa~ How much did that cost?" Mami bounced over to observe the shards.
Ami joined her. "A million gazillion lalalillion bazooka shoobity-boop-bap-illi-illi-illion yen!"
"Wh-what?" Yukiho stammered. "I don't have that much money!"
"In that case, you'll have to work for us," Iori said. "Commoners," she muttered under her breath.
"I have a cat, a dog, a hamster, a snake, a pig, a crocodile..." Hibiki began counting all her pets.
Makoto sat back down on her chair/throne and stylishly crossed one leg over the other. "Yes, Iori, that is an excellent idea." She pointed directly at the poor peasant girl. "Hagiwara Yukiho! From this day on you will be the Host Club's bit - dog."
"... Eh?"
The smiles on their faces suddenly seemed a whole lot more intimidating.
Ouran High School Host Club... IDOL STYLE
The part where Ami names the price was very much stolen from the Ouran Abridged series on YouTube.
Maybe there will be a part two later on.


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THEY describe themselves as the 'only all male organisation in Hong Kong'.
But on New Year's Eve the F. F. Fraternity broke from tradition and opened its doors just for the night to women.
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