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Remsen's Erin Hamlin has found the podium again, this time as a gold medalist at the Luge World Cup in Germany.
Remsen's Erin Hamlin has found the podium again, this time as a gold medalist at the Luge World Cup in Germany.
We all know that Fifty Shades Of Grey has been making headlines worldwide: from a romance novel to a movie on the big screen. It looks like one of the films stars won't be returning. The Boston Herald is reporting Jamie Dornan won't be starring in the sequel Fifty Shades Darker.
After three snow days during which her daughter did nothing, but watch and talk about "Frozen," one mother found herself at her wit's end. She captured her frustration on video as her daughter could be heard singing "Let It Go" in the background. "If I ever could choke cartoon characters, it'd be them," she says.
David Solomon is a fraternity brother who has created an awesome video doing what many have tried before and that is to ask Taylor Swift to some sort of formal dance. David is a small guy with a big dream and if I were Taylor, I think I would take David up on the offer!
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In one aspect, the winter of 2015 is the coldest on record. The National Weather Service office in Binghamton says a record has been broken in Syracuse for the most days below zero in one calendar year.
An interesting question was posed on reddit recently, can New Yorkers who live along the south shore of Lake Ontario in Rochester see the Toronto skyline? With the sky-piercing CN Tower, the one-time tallest building in the world, It certainly seems like it might be possible.
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If there's something I've learned in the past 500ish games or so is that you are not here to play Ezreal or Akali, you're here to play MFing league of legends and that is picking a role appropiate for your team. So I've been trying to get good at a few characters. Currently these are the characters I'm decent at: Rammus, Xin Zhao, Janna, Teemo(lol), Sivir Who should I give a try next? My plan is to be ready to begin Ranked and be ready to choose the right champion for the team and kick myself up from the starting 1200 ELO to whatever I belong to. Should I pick a new tank champion? I hear Rammus is getting nerfed soon and is banned almost all games..
I would buy more heroes and learn them really well. It's a lot better to play with a hero that you know very well than it is to play by some random's tier list. The quality of the player playing the hero is what matters most. A good player can wreck faces with pretty much every hero when played right. With that said, just buy a bunch of heroes that you like and get good with them; then make sure you have a few good rune sets.
Rammus is banned right now but he will be nerfed to death soon....
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I agree with viscrom, get a team also for the ranked game. Make sure that you get everything, tank, dps, caster... etc. And also make sure that you get at least 2 or 3 main character of your category. If you are a good DPS, you should go ww, pant or yi... for example. Make sure you know how to adjust your build and everything else.
Gonna do solo queue. I'm not sure if you guys understood well what I'm asking or if you skipped my post. I do okay with the champions I just stated above. I love playing those. What I'm looking for is to expand my repertoire. I'm asking recommendations. Champions that based on what I already play would compliment my current rooster. EDIT: Tried Singed right now cause he was unkillable and did insane damage in a game I played against him not too long ago, didnt work the same for me though!
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I'd say you could use another few tank options, and maybe another mage or AD carry. For tanks I'd recommend trying malphite (who could also play off-tank damage), amumu, or shen. I've never had much luck with singed, as his playstyle is quite a bit different. I don't play mages well, but some you could try are veigar, annie (though maybe not, she's countered easily), and vlad. Really though, there are a lot of mages with different playstyles, and I'm not to good with them so I can't advise you that well For AD carries, ashe and trist are pretty popular choices, ashe with her slow/stun and trist with her sorta escape/anti-heal/natural attack speed. Personally I find ashe easier to play because you don't need to start jumping around to position your ultimate. You could also grab a support character if you want, you have janna and she's usually pretty good, but you could also try taric or zilian (though zil needs a certain team comp to work well).
Zilean works well if you have a good carry player for a buddy.
Also, in case you haven't seen it, check out elementz list. http://reignofelementz.com/tier-list/
I did check Elementz list but I take it with a grain of salt, his opinion's valid but it is just one persons and I wanted to hear/read several's :P Based on suggestions I might try Shen and Taric next, the former I have some experience with so I'd just need to polish that and Taric's chinese skin is awesome, might end up getting the chinese mod for LoL client. Don't really have a caster either, I have my eye on Anivia, though not sure how much weaker she got after last nerf and Malzahar, when I lane against him I almost always have a hard time.
I'd try to get good at at least 2 champs per type Tanks: try shen,malphite or amumu Ap: Anivia is just good, vlad is easy, and i'd recommend you try kassadin.In the first few games you'll suck, but after you understand his playstyle you can carry hard. Carry:here you go by personal preference, i'd recommend corki since he's one of the best carrys, and is on free week.

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Has adidas found its niche with the introduction of 80s inspired runners aimed for lifestyle wear? Whether it was the introduction to the ZX Flux or their coveted Primeknit technology taking over silhouettes like the adidas ZX 500, the creative endeavors of the three stripes are definitely raising some eyebrows. Today we get another look at that "Solar Blue" adidas Primeknit Pure Boost, a shoe that combines the woven upper with the BOOST technology on the sole for an extra comfortable ride. While the sneaker has already made its way stateside, European shoppers will be excited to know that the model will finally arrive at select retailers like London's Foot Patrol this Saturday, May 17th for an in-store pick up only. Stick around after the click for a better look at the upcoming adidas Primeknit Pure Boost and head to our Release Dates page for more upcoming sneaker info.
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Mixed Views on Tax Cuts, Support for START and Allowing Gays to Serve Openly
With the public giving subpar approval ratings to President Obama and continuing to express negative views of Congress and the political parties, it goes its own way on many of the remaining issues before the lame-duck Congress.
Taxed Enough Already?
Despite all the animosity aimed at Washington, one usual political punching bag is actually not seen as villainous as it once was: taxes. More say they pay about the right amount in taxes than say they pay more than their fair share.
Obama's Policies Seen as Better than Bush's for Improving the Economy
As Congress gears up for debate over the tax cuts passed when Bush was president, the public is divided, with roughly equal numbers in favor of keeping all of Bush's tax cuts, repealing only those for wealthy Americans, or scrapping them entirely.
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By almost every conceivable measure Americans are less positive and more critical of government these days.
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Although support for the economic stimulus package has weakened over the last month, President Obama's personal image is extremely strong with fully 92% of the public rating him a good communicator. And the belief that Obama represents a break from politics as usual is widespread, despite the highly partisan reaction to his economic stimulus proposal.
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I've continued adding bits to my fractal letters over the past few weeks and have finally finished everything to print out my full e-mail address. The @ symbol was particularly interesting and I think it turned out pretty nice.
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18 Wheeler: American Pro Trucker
- Release Date: May 22, 2001
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An all too familiar Sega story: a refreshing new take on an old genre, featuring great control, sharp graphics, but crippled by lack of depth.
No real levels have been added to the original arcade version, so the game ends just when you're revving up.
A blast while it lasts, but when you're done, you won't find much more fun. 10-4 that, good buddy.
The graphics are everything we've come to expect from Sega's Naomi-based arcade games, and the ultra-fluid frame rate makes up for any realism the graphics may be lacking. But unless the arcade experience at home is enough for you, 18 Wheeler will ultimately leave you disappointed.
Sega's latest arcade conversion looks good and plays even better, just don't expect to be playing this one for longer than a weekend. Only hardcore arcade fans need apply.
Great graphics, excellent sound, and solid controls are all offset by a game that's over before it started. This one is way too short.
For what it sets out to do, that is to be a home version of the arcade game, 18 Wheeler gets a 99% perfect score, since the only thing missing is that extra driver. But as a game you play at home, it's just way too short.
It isn't that the game isn't solid and fun. It's just that most players will wonder why they didn't just stick a couple of bucks in the arcade machine instead.
The game is fun when you sit down with it, but two hours later you'll have seen everything there is to see.
Sharp graphics, explosive action, and an Internet multiplayer mode earn a big ten four.
Without the fromping huge arcade cabinet, the steering wheel as big as your head and a few friends fighting over who gets to play next, it just isn't the same.
Not recommended for those who crave speed. Remember folks, you won't be driving a Skyline, NSX, or even a Gremlin. You will be at the helm of a big diesel monstrosity. Head down a straightaway, give your 500hp vehicle some juice and your will notice an 80 mph top speed.
A faithful conversion of the enjoyable arcade original, but a game with no longevity whatsoever.
I suggest gamers shortchange Sega by spending only $3.99 to rent this miniscule title that will only be enjoyable truly for a weekend or so of fun.
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XISMZEROJul 13, 2003Anyone who gave this game a 10 has probably not played it for longer than five minutes
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New height safety guidelines, expected to add thousands of dollars to building costs, go too far, a home building company says.
Taranaki builders said they understood any work over 2.4 metres would now require scaffolding under the new Best Practice Guidelines for Working at Heights.
That would mean all single-storey dwellings will require scaffolding – a safety precaution not required in the past – adding thousands of dollars to the cost of each build.
Prepared by the Department of Labour with the Roofing Association of New Zealand, the guidelines will bring changes to the way tradesmen work at any height deemed dangerous.
Failure to meet the guidelines can lead to enforcement by health and safety inspectors such as a written warning, a prohibition notice, an infringement fine or in the most serious cases, prosecution.
While there was confusion within the building industry over what the guideline specifications and expectations were, Department of Labour inspector Marcus Nalter said no minimum height restrictions existed.
"It's not the height that we focus on, it's the fall because even at low falls people are getting seriously injured or even killed," he said.
The employer therefore had a responsibility to take all practical steps to ensure work places were safe. That required them to eliminate, isolate and minimise risks.
About 50 inspectors would be visiting work sites nationwide ensuring guidelines were being met.
Hassall Homes Ltd managing director Rodger Hassall said the costs for extra scaffolding would fall directly onto the consumer.
Mr Hassall, who has been in the building industry for 40 years, said the regulations were going too far. "I think it's going a little bit over board with a single-storey dwelling."
For an average home the extra scaffolding would cost a couple of thousand dollars, he said.
G.J. Gardner Homes Taranaki managing director Kevin Jarvis said his company would comply with any regulations.
"If the statistics prove it will benefit staff and workers on site then we're all for it," he said.
Installing the additional scaffolding would add costs and time and create logistical difficulties.
"They need to understand the impact it's going to have on the construction industry. It will cause some challenges as to how we do a job yet still comply," he said.
Master Builders president and Taranaki builder Dave Fabish said, though it would increase costs to the customer, he supported anything aimed at improving safety standards.
Adopting the regulations would require a significant culture shift.
"It does come at a cost and it does make housing work a bit less affordable but it's for a good cause," Mr Fabish said.
He didn't think the regulations went too far.
Roofing Association president Graham Moor said to see scaffolding and edge protection being used on single level dwellings was a quantum leap for the industry.
"But there's still work to do."
Department of Labour harm reduction programme manager Francois Barton said the new regulations were aimed at reducing the human and financial toll caused by falls from height.
"More than half the falls from height reported to the Department are happening from under three metres and most of these falls are from roofs and ladders," Mr Barton said.
The Department of Labour has set a target of a 25 per cent reduction in serious injuries and deaths by 2020.
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IFERROR Function
Evaluates an expression and returns a specified value if the expression returns an error; otherwise returns the value of the expression itself.
You can use the IFERROR function to trap and handle errors in an expression.
If value or value_if_error is an empty cell, IFERROR treats it as an empty string value ("").
The IFERROR function is based on the IF function, and uses the same error messages, but has fewer arguments. The relationship between the IFERROR function and the IF function as follows:
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Fall 2000 Vol. 17 No. 3 Publication Number: USPS 244-800Contents Turkey Creek Vigil It's the Excitement' Genome Research Yields Quick Returns OTHER STORIES Samford Ranked Fifth in South by U.S. News & World Report Education School Scores High in Effective Teacher Preparation
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Samford Ranked Fifth in South by U.S. News & World Report Samford University climbed a notch to fifth in the South among regional universities in U.S. News & World Report's 2001 edition of "America's Best Colleges." The No. 5 ranking is Samford's highest in the 11 years it has been ranked by U.S. News. It has been sixth for the past two years. U.S. News selects the top regional universities in four geographic areas-a total of 505 schools-that provide "a full range of undergraduate programs and graduate education at the master's level." Samford offers 24 degree programs, including 16 at the master's level and above. Samford also ranks seventh in the magazine's Best Value category of the 130 regional universities in the South. Rankings are based on a school's academic reputation, freshman retention rates, faculty resources, student selectivity, financial resources, graduation rate and alumni giving rate. n
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Surprised to be told on arrival that we had a free round of golf for two included in price, bit scratchy but enjoyed. Friendly beach bars and sufficient menu for overnight travellers.
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Location was first rate. Close to beach, boats and bars. Every room has a great view and is close to the action. Staff was very helpful and professional. Rented a great ski boat and got good advice from staff on how to enjoy the lake. Definitely a fun weekend.
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Offering on-site dining and a pub, this lake-front resort is adjacent to Lake Havasu Golf Course. A seasonal infinity pool and children's water park are on site. All rooms include free Wi-Fi.
Lake views and cable TV are featured in each room at The Nautical Beachfront Resort. All bright rooms come with tea and coffee-making facilities A fridge and microwave are provided.
The Turtle Grill offers a casual dining environment serving burgers, seafood and salads. Guests can take a break from their swim in the infinity pool and grab a cocktail at the seasonal Wet Bar.
The Nautical Beachfront Resort Lake Havasu is 3 miles from Windsor State Park. London Bridge is a 4 minute drive away.
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This waterfront designer hotel in Havasu City, Arizona offers views of the Bridgewater Channel and London Bridge. Free Wi-Fi is included in all guest rooms.
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This lakefront resort in Lake Havasu City, Arizona boasts a 9-hole golf course, on-site dining and a splash pool with a waterslide. It also offers spacious suites with a kitchenette.
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Located less than a mile from London Bridge at Lake Havasu, this hotel features free Wi-Fi in all guest rooms. A daily continental breakfast is provided. A cable TV is featured at Lake Havasu Days...
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On the shores of Lake Havasu, this Arizona hotel offers an outdoor pool and hot tub and rooms with free Wi-Fi. Historic London Bridge is 1 mile from the hotel.
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The lake views and outdoor bar and indoor restaurant is awesome and the staff is wonderful ! We loved the pool area and the grounds as well.
The rug on our deck was torn and pieces were actually missing. Stains were also present. Upon entering our suite we felt as if old and new odors were desperately being masked by bleach and/or some other chemicals. It took us a few days to feel less nauseous and after leaving the doors open for a few hours each day we felt that the quality of the air seemed to be better.
Surprised to be told on arrival that we had a free round of golf for two included in price, bit scratchy but enjoyed. Friendly beach bars and sufficient menu for overnight travellers.
Room was dark and dated. Toilet flushing mechanism had a fault but tolerated for the one night we stayed. Cleaners had over used the disinfectant that overwhelmed the room smell.
Nice resort area with abundant facilities including a small golf course.
Wi-Fi was iffy and could not even use in the evening.
Great that it is on the water
The Bungalow - Beach Front was just a motel room.
The front fest service was excellent. Great room for the value.
Free WiFi wasn't working. But the only real negative thing was the corners of the beds that stick out so far, no matter how careful you are, you are going to bang your shins.
The lake view and location
I got charged a resort fee at check out that I did not know about when I booked it
The view of the lake. Very quiet and relaxing.
The location
The front desk staff was awful! Rooms were so old! The smell in the rooms were terrible! Plus I canceled my first 2 days ahead of time and I still got charged in full including the bloody resort fee for being there! So not fair! Plus my daughter is a flight attendant and she will has never seen anything like this before!
remodeled room, nice view, friendly staff
$19 resort fee gets you 2 bags of ice and pool access IF it's open. not open in the winter. quoted $50 charge for a pet one night even though another family member had 2 dogs no charge and paid less than I did for just the room through Orbitz
Fabulous location, very friendly staff.
rooms are very old, poorly maintained, not clean, scant amenities, grounds need groomed, Had very good service in restaurant but the food was terrible. Tried to get starbucks in the morning but the steamer was not working. Had to pay 20.00 per day for Resort fee! We will not stay there again.
Staff amazing View from our room Reasonably priced drinks and snacks Pool area lovely
My only complaint would be the price of the shuttle into town it was advertised at 6 dollars and then they charge 2 dollars per person so if the car is going anyway for six dollars i dont understand the need to charge per passenger
The restaurant, the location, the amenities
Carpet was stained in large areas and the sofa was broken down and hard. Had to sit on pillows to even sit on it. Looked like a frat party had just been there.
right at the lakefront, very nice view at sunrise. The pool is very nice and clean too.
was not very clean, there was dust at the couch and in corners.
Location was first rate. Close to beach, boats and bars. Every room has a great view and is close to the action. Staff was very helpful and professional. Rented a great ski boat and got good advice from staff on how to enjoy the lake. Definitely a fun weekend.
The dated, small room would have been ok if it was cleaner. I needs new carpeting or at least a vacuum cleaner run through it, and the bathroom floor looks like it hadn't been cleaned before our stay.
Some staff were nice
Little to no wifi Dog hairs all over the furniture Balcony dirty with old broken furniture Dirty telephone Stained carpet They describe the room as luxury, far from it. False adv in the internet site Property ran down, needs a face lift Full of drunk guests Wall and ceiling too thin allowing the noise to come through. Slow check in process
The pool is lovely, the staff are super accommodating, friendly and attentive. Views of the city and lake are amazing. If you like golf, the course is right there.
room cleanliness - as others have noted. The toilette had dried urine under the lid and the room wasn't vacuumed. We found an empty bottle next to the second bed. The beds were made without blankets. The carpet was covered in water stains and this was in a renovated room. Clearly, they need to replace their housekeeping manager.
Love the lake & pool facilties. The view from room was beautiful. The pool was amazing. And location to town facilities was great.
When booking the room online it was listed as a beachfront bungalow. So was surprised & disappointed that it was hotel room on the second floor, not what I would say beachfront, we had no beach out of our door. We made the best of room. DEFINITION of 'Bungalow' A one-story house, cottage or cabin. Bungalows are generally small in terms of square footage.
The Restaurant and Pool Bar had great food and drinks. The wait staff did an excellent job.
Pool was nice, just a bit dirty around it. Room was average, older furniture.
We stayed several places and nautical was the best. The pool is to die for and beach is best location. Nice stay. Rooms could use a little polishing up . And just don't stay on old side! We requested to move because it was filthy. New side is great.
Old side that hasn't been remodeled!
The place has a great location and the walls are very thick. Not noisey in the room at all. The pool looked great, the swim up bar, also. If your looks for booty calls or a night of lucky chance, this is your place! The beach looked nice, too.
This is an older property and the rooms are nothing special. Looks 1990ish. They offer some perks that really are hard to use on an overnight stay. In fact, they are pretty useless on an overnight. It was not a very good value for your dollar. The reception staff was not to intelligent, up on current activities, nor pleasant either.


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Magnetic fields are vector fields associated with magnetic forces. Magnetic fields are generated by Hard Ferromagnets. Unlike electric fields, magnetic fields always make closed loops and are never created nor destroyed. Though magnetic field lines go out of north poles and end at south poles, within the magnet they form a closed loop. The closer together the field lines are, the stronger the field. When opposite ends of two magnets interact, their field lines connect the north pole of one with the south pole of another, and the two attract. When the same ends of two magnets interact, they repel because the lines cannot cross and are compressed by each other.
So let's talk about magnetic fields, what is a magnetic field? Well a magnetic field is a vector field makes this kind of a Mathy concept which basically just says that you've got a vector at each point and this vector field is associated with forces it's just like the electric field. Remember that in electric field always points in the direction that the force on a positive charge would point in if you put that positive charge somewhere.
Magnetic fields are a little bit different they're a little more complicated as far as their relationship to the actual force, but you can still think of magnetic fields as associated with a force they don't point in the same direction but they're associated with a force. Alright magnetic fields are generated by permanent magnets which are also called hard ferromagnetic materials. The word Ferro is similar to the word ferrous which is associated with iron so Ferro magnets are associated with iron even though iron itself is not a hard ferromagnet you can't make a magnet just out of iron at least not at ordinary temperatures but there are other hard ferromagnetic materials that do generate magnetic fields.
Now, magnetic materials have two poles. These are kind of like electric charges but they're not the same, so just like electric field lines go out of positive charges and end at negative charges, magnetic field lines come out of north poles and go into south poles. However, very very very important distinction probably the most important distinction between Magnetic Fields and electric fields, electric fields are created at positive charge and they are destroyed at negative charge it is not that way with magnetic fields, magnetic fields don't ever start or stop anywhere they always make closed loops always always always always so let's see what that means about the magnetic field line diagram associated with a simple permanent magnet. Alright so we've got our north pole we've got our south pole we've got magnet field lines coming out of the north pole, so they're coming out, and then they go in to the south pole great so now how do I connect these lines? Well these north pole lines are going to come around and just like with electric fields they're going to spread out when there's room to do so and when they are close together that represents a stronger magnetic field, so we've got it coming around like this and we've got it coming around like this, so that's our magnetic field. Notice that the magnetic field is strongest at the poles and then down here it's not that strong. But now what happens inside the magnet? This is where the difference is between electric fields and magnetic fields. Inside the magnet, the magnetic fields continue all the way through, just like this so in some sense a permanent magnet is kind of like compressing together all the magnetic field lines they look far apart outside the magnet but inside the magnet it's like they've all been squished together so that's really where the magnetic field is going to be the strongest and that's going to be associated with something called the permeability of the magnet because it's how well can the magnetic field permeate this hard ferromagnetic material.
Alright, now let's see what magnetic field lines do when we take two magnets and we put them near each other. Alright, so let's consider this one first, so we've got a north pole that means that we've got field lines coming out, we've got a south pole field lines coming in well jeez that's easy there we go right? So it will be just like that going down alright? What about here? North pole field lines coming out, here south pole field lines coming in so we'll connect again just like this, just like that. Now notice that if I push this closer together, these field lines get nice and strong and it actually looks like what's going on inside the magnet so this represents attraction the north pole of a magnet attracts the south pole of another magnet and if I put them together, they just become one bigger magnet right? I'll try to pull them apart and they don't like it so these field lines would start to get bigger and bigger and bigger until they all just connect here and the two magnets will just separate.
Alright, what happens if I take two of the same pole and put them next to each other? Alright let's look down here so now we've got north pole north pole, again out out out out out, out out out out now what's the difference? You know it's just like I did before, well the issue is that now I can't connect them because these guys are all going out so these ones are going to come up and like that, these ones are going to come up and like that. Now just like all field lines they can't cross because the magnetic field that every single location has to be in a certain direction it can't you know be schizophrenic like this oh part of it is pointing that way and part no alright it's got to not cross so these field lines are not allowed to cross and that causes a lot of trouble with that because they kind are forced to go round like this and around like this and down like this and down like this and then these guys are doing the same thing so here you can see that this situation is aggravated if I tried to push the two north poles closer together because these field lines aren't allowed to cross and they're just pushing against each other this creates something that we can call magnetic field pressure and so what happens when you have two like poles and you try to push them together you feel this magnetic field pressure that wants to push them apart, they need to have room to exist on their own and if you try to push them too close together they don't have that room so they're going to complain, so that's magnetic fields.
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Record: 78-62 (first half division champions)
Runs Scored: 816
Runs Allowed: 746
It would be tough to imagine the season getting off to much better of a start than it did for the Blaze. They would ride hot hitting to a 4-0 start and a sweep of Modesto at home. They would then take two of three games from Stockton to finish the homestand at 6-1 where they outscored...
Cincinnati Reds Minor League All-Star Team
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Three Cincinnati Reds made Baseball America All-Star teams
I will be writing up my Cincinnati Reds organizational All-Stars for Monday, but today the guys over at Baseball America released their 2014 All-Stars by each level in the minor leagues. There were three Reds represented over two different levels.
Ben Lively was named to the Advanced-A All-Star team for what he was able to do in Bakersfield. Lively only spent the first half with...
Minor League Game Review – 9/9/14 Playoff Edition
Louisville has completed their season.
Pensacola has completed their season.
Bakersfield lost 7-2. Box Score
Marquez Smith went 1-3 with a walk.
Sean Buckley went 1-4 with a run.
Juan Perez went 1-4 with a run.
Harold Riggins went 2-4 with 2 RBI.
Brian Pearl threw 1.1 perfect innings with a strikeout.
James Allen threw a perfect inning with 2 strikeouts.
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Things were...
Minor League Game Review – 9/8/14 Playoff Edition
Louisville has completed their season.
Pensacola has completed their season.
Bakersfield won 7-3. Box Score
Beau Amaral went 1-4 with a walk and 2 runs.
Zach Vincej went 2-3 with 2 walks, a steal, a double and 2 runs.
Jeff Gelalich went 2-5 with a double, HR and 4 RBI.
Marquez Smith went 1-2 with an RBI and 3 walks.
Juan Perez went 1-4 with a double, walk and a run.
Sebastian Elizalde...
Minor League Game Review – 9/7/14 Playoff Edition
Louisville has completed their season.
Pensacola has completed their season.
Bakersfield lost 7-5. Box Score
Zach Vincej went 2-4 with a double, walk, run and RBI.
Jeff Gelalich went 1-3 with a double, 2 walks, a run and 2 RBI.
Marquez Smith went 2-2 with a double, RBI and 3 walks.
Juan Perez went 2-5.
Julio Moriollo went 1-3 with a run.
Joel Bender allowed a run in 2 innings with...
Minor League Game Review – 9/6/14 Playoff Edition
Louisville has completed their season.
Pensacola has completed their season.
Bakersfield lost 10-5. Box Score
Zach Vincej went 2-5 with a double and an RBI.
Marquez Smith went 1-3 with a walk and a run.
Sean Buckley went 2-5 with a solo HR.
Juan Perez went 1-4 with an RBI.
Sammy Diaz went 2-4 with a double and a run.
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Billings Mustangs RHP Tyler Mahle and OF Aristides Aquino named All-Stars
Earlier today I covered the fact that Marquez Smith was the only Red to make a minor league postseason all-star team. Well, that is no longer true after the Pioneer League released their psotseason squad that included two Billings Mustangs. Right handed starter Tyler Mahle and outfielder Aristides Aquino both made the team that included nine position players (DH included) and five...
Prospect Watch: Billings Mustangs, MLB debuts and postseason all-stars
There was only one team in action last night as the season winds down. The Billings Mustangs played the lone game, while only the Mustangs and the Bakersfield Blaze will be in the playoffs. Today though we are also going to acknowledge the lone player from the system that made their respective leagues postseason All-Star team (one player per position makes the team – 1 LHSP, 1...
Minor League Game Review – 9/1/14
Louisville won 4-3. Box Score
Ruben Gotay went 4-4 with a run.
Felix Perez went 1-4 with a HR (12) and 2 RBI.
Neftali Soto went 2-4 with 2 doubles.
Ross Perez went 1-3.
Josh Smith allowed a run in 6 innings with 3 walks and 3 strikeouts.
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The game didn't get off to a nice start for the Bats as Indianapolis grabbed a 1-0 lead in the first. They kept that lead until...
Prospect Watch: Nick Travieso finishes the year strong
Jamie Walczak tossed two shutout innings for Pensacola with no walks and five strikeouts. Over the last six days the right hander has thrown 5.0 shutout innings with just one hit allowed and he has struck out nine of the 19 batters he has faced in that span.
The Bakersfield Blaze picked up a win last night with the help of Marquez Smith. Smith homered for the 29th time this season...
Prospect Watch: Kyle Waldrop is absolutely on fire
In a blowout win for Louisville Neftali Soto had four hits, including a double and four runs batted in. After a little bit of a slump last week, Soto has caught fire lately, hitting .538 over the last three games.
Jon Moscot has gotten off to a good start since his promotion to Triple-A. In the Bats win last night he tossed 7.0 innings with just two earned runs, a walk and four strikeouts...
Minor League Game Review – 8/19/14
Louisville lost 7-3. Box Score
Jason Bourgeois went 3-5 with a double, steal (22) and an RBI.
Donald Lutz went 1-4 with a run.
Neftali Soto went 1-4 with an RBI.
Tucker Barnhart went 2-4.
Josh Smith went 1-1 with a double and a run at the plate.
Fabio Castillo threw 1.2 shutout innings with a strikeout.
Curtis Partch was charged with an unearned run in a hitless inning with a walk...
Prospect Watch: Jose Ortiz crushes a long home run
Despite the loss in Pensacola last night Michael Lorenzen had a nice all-around game. On the mound he allowed just two runs over 5.0 innings on just 68 pitches where he recorded eight outs on the ground compared to just two via the fly ball. Of course that is par for the course for Lorenzen, who has a 60% groundball rate this season. At the plate he also went 1-2 with an infield...
Prospect Watch: Amir Garrett strikes out 12, continues to dominate
Sorry there was no Prospect Watch yesterday. There were two other planned articles that I thought deserved to keep on the top, so I just didn't get around to it. Today we are coming back strong though thanks to some strong performances down on the farm.
What Amir Garrett has been doing for the last 18 starts has been incredible. He's taken himself from a raw, but talented arm...
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Indonesia's contrasting choices Almost 250 million voters in the world's third largest democracy have a chance to make history on Wednesday. 03 Sep 2014 14:11 GMT | Asia
Interactive: A perilous passage Record numbers of migrants have made harrowing sea journeys to Italy and Greece this year. Preethi Nallu, Sam Bollier | 28 Aug 2014 13:55 GMT | Human Rights, Interactive, Politics, Greece, Italy
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Russian Agricultural Sciences
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ALCESTER claimed their first Midlands Four West (South)
win of the season in a nervy encounter against fellow strugglers Keresley on Saturday.
The home side, yet again forced into making numerous changes including their fifth different fly-half of the campaign, did not get off to the best of starts.
Scrum-half Joe Sears was adjudged to have strayed offside at a scrum and resulting penalty was converted.
The first quarter was a fairly even affair, with the only other clear scoring chance going to the visitors who failed with another penalty after an infringement at a ruck by the Alcester pack.
The key moment of the game came after 25 minutes. A clean take at a lineout by Phil Birks, was moved quickly to the backs where no 10 Simon Gardner fired a miss pass to outside centre Jack Green who hit the line at pace and broke a tackle, before feeding right wing Hadley Ravenhall to race in and score under the posts. Ravenhall converted his own try.
Now firmly in the ascendancy, Alcester created another opening but when Keresley cleared the danger, the home side were rocked as skipper Ben Hope was yellow carded for holding on at a ruck.
Moments later the visitors reduced the deficit to 7-6 with a second successful penalty kick just before half time.
With Hope still in the sin-bin, the visitors forced another penalty shortly after the break, but the kicked was dragged wide.
When Hope returned Keresley maintained the pressure and were denied a try by the determined Alcester defence who held the attacker up over the line.
Going into the final quarter, the King's Coughton nerves were evident on the field as well as on the touch line, however they were momentarily eased when Gardner sent over a well struck penalty kick to increase the lead.
By now Alcester had been forced into several positional and personnel changes through injury and this added to the sometimes disjointed nature of their play.
As a result the visitors finished the strongest and the Kings Coughton men were left to hang on.
Keresley were again held up on the line in the closing stages and, from the resulting scrum, only a try saving intervention from scrum half Sears prevented the Coventry men from snatching victory.
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Jonathan Kolker was the treasurer of the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee in the early 1990s and was one of the first on the ground in the Former Soviet Union to assist with Jews who chose not to emigrate but rather to sustain their lives in Eastern Europe. Odessa was one of the first major… Read More
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Saturday, Oct. 12 from 8:30 p.m. to 10 p.m.: Ethan Bortnick Performs The Gordon Center For Performing Arts 3506 Gwynnbrook Ave., Owings Mills Russian-born Ethan Bortnick, 13, began playing on a toy piano when he was 3. Today, this piano prodigy holds the Guinness World Record for being the youngest musician to host a solo… Read More
Understanding the plight of Soviet Jewry before the fall of the Iron Curtain
How Many Soviet Jews Were There? In 1986, an averaging of figures by Western demographers suggests that there may have been 2 million to 2.5 million Jews in the U.S.S.R., making it the third-largest Jewish population in the world outside of the U.S. and Israel. In 1986, Soviet Jews represented approximately 65 percent of European… Read More
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The Associated: Jewish Community Federation of Baltimore strengthens and nurtures Jewish life by engaging and supporting community partners in Greater Baltimore, in Israel and around the world. Jewish Federation of Greater Washington: The Jewish Federation of Greater Washington transforms shared resources into richer lives and a stronger community. We bring people and financial resources together… Read More
Obama: Spineless on Syria
United Nations Middle East envoy Robert Serry claimed last July that the United Nations had rec-eived 13 reports of alleged chemical weapons use in Syria. On Aug. 21, Assad gassed to death 1,429 civilians. What principle was violated upon the 14th use of chemical weapons but not on the first 13 uses? Obama's reactions to… Read More
– On August 31, 2013, LAURENCE H.; loving companion of Roberta L. Jacobs; devoted father of Aaron W. Meisner (partner, Jessica Kohnen) and Daniel S. Meisner; dear brother of Kate Brofman and the late Barbara Flaum; cherished grandfather of Gus, Charlie, Tomas, and Ethna Meisner. Services at SOL LEVINSON & BROS., INC., 8900 Reisterstown Road, at… Read More
– On August 30, 2013, LEONID; beloved husband of Angela Sapojnik (nee Chenin); devoted father of Gena (Lera) Sapojnik and Irina (Jeff) Coleman; cherished grandfather of Henry Coleman and Eva Sapojnik. Services at SOL LEVINSON & BROS., INC., 8900 Reisterstown Road, at Mount Wilson Lane on Sunday, September 1, at 10 a.m. Interment at Baltimore Hebrew… Read More
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