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The Kolar is a right bank tributary of the Narmada River. It flows for a total length of 101 km, all of which is in the state of Madhya Pradesh.[1]
River Basin[edit]
The Kolar river arises in the Vindhya Range of Sehore district and flows in a south westerly direction to meet the Narmada near Nasrullahganj in the Raisen district of Madhya Pradesh. Its total drainage area of 1,347 sq.km. is spread across the two districts.[1] The upper part of the river basin lies at a elevation of 350 to 600 metres and much of it is under tropical deciduous forest. The river debouches into the plains near Jholiapur. Much of the upper basin has poor soils and agriculture here is largely of wheat and gram. The lower basin has better soils and a flatter slope and has been used extensively bunded allowing for impounding water during the monsoons.[1]
Kolar Dam[edit]
Near Lakhweri in Sehore, the Kolar Dam, a masonry dam has been built across the river and it provides water to Bhopal city and provides for irrigation and inland fisheries.[2] [3]
- ^ a b c Jain, Sharad (2007). Hydrology and Water Resources of India. Netherlands: Springer. p. 521. ISBN 9781402051791.
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While AMD's financial outlook has been bleak with it closing down 12% today, if you're a Linux user -- particularly one with a quad-core Phenom processor -- there is good news to report from the AMD camp.
The quad-core
AMD Phenom processors
were first introduced late last year, but its Linux support has been a rough ride. The
AMD 790FX Motherboard Chipset
had worked well with Linux using an older Athlon 64 X2 processor, but when it was paired with a Phenom and an older Linux kernel,
we experienced all sorts of issues
. Those issues though
were worked out
when switching to a newer kernel / distribution. However, what has been missing from the Linux support for over the past six months has been any thermal monitoring support.
, the popular open-source project for monitoring all sorts of hardware sensors, has been without any support for reading the thermal diodes on the Phenom CPUs. However, thanks to work by an independent developer, Rudolf Marek, and an AMD engineer, Andreas Herrmann, (along with others) it's now possible to read your quad-core AMD CPU temperature.
They have constructed a new driver for the AMD "K10" support and is based upon the LM_Sensors driver for earlier AMD processors. There is, however, a few caveats to be aware of, which are described in the
LM_Sensors mailing list message
. It's also been proposed that the
driver be renamed to
. In the mailing list message is also talks of possible enhancements for the AMD K8 support.
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Science teachers are on the front lines of the evolution wars, not only in prominent court cases but also in everyday classroom situations. Owing both to religious opposition to and common misconceptions about evolution, science teachers are in need of support and sometimes guidance. Staff from the National Center for Science Education are looking forward to contributing a regular column, "Overcoming obstacles to evolution education," to Evolution: Education and Outreach, which will discuss a variety of obstacles to effective evolution education and suggest ways of overcoming them.
- Alters B, Alters S. Defending evolution in the classroom: a guide to the creation/evolution controversy. Sudbury, MA: Jones and Bartlett; 2001.
- Eldredge N. The triumph of evolution: and the failure of creationism. New York: Freeman; 2000.
- Eldredge N. The unmetabolized Darwin. In: Scott EC (2005) Evolution vs. creationism: an introduction. Berkeley: University of California Press; 2005. p. ix–xii.
- Larson E. Trial and error: the American controversy over creation and evolution. 3rd ed. New York: Oxford University Press; 2003.
- Lombrozo T, Shtulman A, Weisberg M. The intelligent design controversy: lessons from psychology and education. Trends Cogn Sci 2006;10(2):56–7. CrossRef
- Mallet J. The peppered moth: a black and white story after all. Genetics Society News 2004;50:34–8.
- Miller JD, Scott EC, Okamoto S. Public acceptance of evolution. Science 2006;313(5788):765–6. CrossRef
- National Science Teachers Association. (2005) Survey indicates science teachers feel pressure to teach nonscientific alternatives to evolution (press release). http://www.nsta.org/about/pressroom.aspx?id=50377.
- Redmon J. Evolution memo prompts call for apology. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution 16 February, 1D; 2007.
- Scott EC, Branch G. Evolution: what's wrong with "teaching the controversy". Trends Ecol Evol 2003;18(10):499–502. CrossRef
- Winrap M. Evolution's lonely battle in a Georgia classroom. The New York Times 28 June, B9; 2006.
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New treatment for atrial fibrillation 370. (photo credit:Courtesy Shaare Zedek Medical Center)
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This is terrible to hear. I think my husband was at that concert, we both love Hed PE. I will ask him if he remembers anything about this but I'm not sure he will because this is the first time I am hearing of this incident. Hopefully justice can be served and the police get their heads out of their asses and do the right thing! Good luck, God bless.
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My name is Danielle Hillman. I am writing on behalf of my son, Joshua J. Steines, who is a minor. Joshua's dad, Michael J. Steines, was a victim of a fatal hit-and-run accident that occurred on the early morning of Aug. 30, 2012. Michael was struck by a 2006 Oldsmobile Alero (with an unknown number of occupants) and killed while walking home from a Hed PE show that took place at Bar 3 in downtown Rockford. He was struck on the corner of South Second Street and Oak Street, and was hit so hard that his body was found at South Second Street and Grove Street and was dismembered. The car was found unoccupied a couple of blocks away. His injuries were so severe that we had to have him cremated. It's going on two years since he was murdered, and there have been no arrests made. When status of his case was checked on by a sibling, we were astounded by what we were told. The detective that was on his case had retired around six months after Michael's murder, and the new detective knew nothing of the case. This led us to believe that his case has not been investigated in close to a year. Said detective had informed us that the state's attorney had seen no probable cause to pursue the case. Upon speaking with the state's attorney, we were informed that there was more than enough probable cause for an arrest.
Justice needs to be served! Michael's three children (ages 7, 12 and 17) need closure. Michael was a father, brother, uncle, nephew and a friend. His family and friends are begging that this case be pursued. With having the owner's car and witnesses, there is no reason that nothing has been done yet. Family and friends have checked into the City of Rockford's unsolved murder cases and saw that there are 19 unsolved murders listed, but his case was not listed. Michael's police report shows cause of death as homicide, so it should have fallen under that category. As the mother of Michael's son, I would like to see someone behind bars for what they have done. His kids need to know that the person responsible is in jail. We feel that if this case is not solved, that his children will lose faith in the justice system. Please put yourselves in our shoes. If this were your loved one, wouldn't you want something to be done about it?
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I'm so sorry to hear about this. I am going to get a petition signed to put am end to the justice bullshit. I can't believe it has been a year and they are saying there is nothing they can do. That's bullshit. They will pursue a drug house for 6 months and never apprehend anyone yet they can't run the plates on a car that is right in front of them? Rockford police need to go back to school and relearn the justice system. My thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family. Keep your head up. God didn't put you where you are to watch you fail. Thing will get better.
I cannot believe you have to ask for help with this!! It's unfathomable that there has been no investigation in this case! I'm very sorry for your and his childrens' loss. And shame on the Rockford Police Dept for allowing this case to not go cold, but basically disappear!! RPD, Do the right thing and solve this man's murder!!!
I'm happy for you Danielle. You finally will get other people's attention. This needs to be finished and justice needs to be served. Mikey did not deserve this ending he deserves a better one.
I will be praying for justice for your family. My brother Matthew Clarke was killed in 2010. He was riding his bike down SandyHollow in Rockford,two different vehicles hit him and took off. We pray everyday for justice. We went through situations just like you with Rockford Police Department. Every year on the anniversary of his death my mother airs on Wifr news. I really hope his children get the closer they deserve


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Appearing on Monday on "The Late Show with David Letterman," Christie recited one-liners the late-night comedian has performed at his expense. They included: "A billion dollars will be spent on potato chips for Super Bowl Sunday, and that's just at Governor Christie's house."
As Letterman began addressing the fact that Christie's rotund figure has filled a lot of airtime on his show, Christie produced a donut and began eating.
"I didn't know this was going to be this long," he said.
Christie, a blunt-spoken Republican who is seen as a strong contender if he decides to run for president in 2016, has spoken out repeatedly about his struggle to lose weight and has poked fun at himself on another comedy show, "Saturday Night Live."
"I only care if you're funny," Christie told Letterman. "If it's funny, I laugh - even if it's about me ... But I never felt it was anything that bugged me all that much, no."
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Fears that the Big Six energy firms are hitting vulnerable people with surprise huge bills for disputed charges were growing tonight, as an increasing number of people reported receiving letters out of the blue demanding hundreds or thousands of pounds due to past undercharging.
The news comes as E.ON – which sent The Independent writer Terence Blacker a shock bill for almost £6,000 last Friday – announced a huge hike in gas and electricity prices for its estimated five million customers.
E.ON's average dual fuel bill will increase on 18 January by 8.7 per cent, with electricity climbing 7.7 per cent and gas soaring 9.4 per cent. It is the last of the Big Six energy firms to announce winter hikes. Meanwhile, Citizens Advice revealed last night that it has handled more than 2,000 problems with back billing since April. That makes it the fourth biggest energy issue dealt with by the consumer service. In one shock case, a Birmingham couple in their mid-70s were sent a bill by EDF for almost £1,200 to cover supposed past underpayments.
Almost six months later the situation remains unresolved and the couple are fearful of turning on their heating because of the rising cost. Their son, Stewart Graham, used his experience at a law firm to force EDF to look into his parents' case.
"I've been told the meter is probably faulty and, at my request, EDF has put a new meter in alongside the old one," he said. "But the company hasn't done a thing to say sorry or explain things or offer any help to my parents. In fact they just bombarded them with further demands for cash."
Mr Blacker is hopeful of sorting things out with his supplier. "But the reason why I thought it was worth going public with the issue is that people who don't know their way round the internet or who are vulnerable to pressure could easily have fallen for this," he said.
An E.ON spokesman said: "Above all else we'll always do everything possible to help our customers.... If any customer receives a backdated bill from us the first thing they should do is get in touch with us so that we can check through all the details and work with them through the next steps."
A spokesman for EDF said: "We will always try and resolve any disputes with our customers as quickly as possible – and around 95 per cent of complaints are dealt with within one working day.
"We hugely value our customers and are committed to delivering a consistently high level of service. Anyone with any concerns should contact us directly so we can resolve it as quickly as possible."
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The Orioles recently discussed signing Kyle Lohse last week and are still scouting Tigers right-hander Rick Porcello, but team officials are currently satisfied with their pitching depth and probably won't make any major acquisitions, FOX Sports' Ken Rosenthal reports.
Though Lohse and Porcello would add some veteran (and postseason) experience to Baltimore's staff, Rosenthal notes that Baltimore already has ten pitchers battling for rotation spots. These pitchers include such promising young arms as Dylan Bundy, Kevin Gausman and Brian Matusz, all of whom aren't expected to make the rotation but will be in the minors and (in Matusz's case) in the bullpen for reinforcements should a need arise.
The O's have toyed with the idea of acquiring a veteran pitcher throughout the winter and have been linked to such names as Aaron Harang, Chris Capuano, Ted Lilly and Javier Vazquez. They have shown interest in Lohse as well, though only if Lohse and agent Scott Boras were willing to lower their asking price and accept a one-year deal. I listed the Orioles as a darkhorse candidate in my examination of Lohse's market last month, and as Rosenthal notes, Baltimore could stomach losing their first round pick (23rd overall) in order to sign Lohse since the team received an extra pick (37th overall) in the competitive balance compensation round.
Likewise, Rosenthal speculates that the Orioles could answer the Tigers' need for bullpen help and a right-handed hitting outfielder by offering a trade package like Nolan Reimold and a reliever in exchange for Porcello. Baltimore is one of many teams who have been scouting Porcello during Spring Training. Porcello projects as the Tigers' fifth starter though he could be expendable if Detroit feels confident that Drew Smyly is ready for a rotation spot.
Quick Hits: Lohse, Crosby, Tejada
Kyle Lohse may not sign with a team until after the first-year player draft takes place in June, writes Jim Bowden of ESPN.com (Insider sub. required). Where might Lohse sign? Bowden writes that the Rangers are the most likely destination if he signs before Opening Day, while the Brewers, Orioles, Angels, and Reds are also candidates. Here are more links from around MLB…
- Recently released infielder Bobby Crosby will look to continue his comeback with an MLB team, according to Adam McCalvy of MLB.com. The Brewers released Crosby yesterday after determining that his chances of making the Opening Day roster were slim, but agent Paul Cohen said his client aims to continue playing.
- MLB owners are moving toward eliminating the pension plans of non-uniformed employees, Adam Rubin of ESPNNewYork.com reports. White Sox owner Jerry Reinsdorf has opposed the idea, which will be put to the vote in May. Most owners now want to abolish the pension plan, Rubin reports. This would affect front office executives and scouts, among others.
- Miguel Tejada has already asked about managing the Dominican Republic team at the next World Baseball Classic in 2017, Danny Knobler of CBSSports.com reports. "We'll see," said Moises Alou, the general manager of the Dominican team. Tejada, a veteran of 15 MLB seasons, last played at the MLB level with the 2011 Giants.
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Rosenthal On Lohse, Royals, Porcello, Dodgers
Kyle Lohse is starting to get "antsy" about not yet having a contract, says Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports. Much of Rosenthal's item on Lohse focuses, however, on the possibility that the Cardinals won't get a compensation pick for Lohse, which would happen if Lohse doesn't sign with a new team before the draft in June. Rosenthal writes that Lohse's situation might encourage MLB to allow sign-and-trades, which would give teams who don't wish to lose draft choices more flexibility to sign players who have declined qualifying offers. Here's more from Rosenthal …
- Rosenthal reports that the Royals are looking for an outfielder they can use in place of Jeff Francoeur against good right-handed pitching.
- The Padres like Tigers pitcher Rick Porcello, Rosenthal notes, but are unwilling to part with a "top reliever." The Angels might make sense as a destination for Porcello, but the Angels are currently more concerned with finding a backup catcher and a relief pitcher.
- The Dodgers still appear likely to deal either Chris Capuano or Aaron Harang.
- Chris Snyder of the Nationals is almost certain to be dealt before the season begins, Rosenthal says.
NL East Links: Hamels, Young, Owings, Marlins
Here's the latest from around the NL East…
- Cole Hamels wouldn't have signed an extension with the Phillies unless he thought the team would continue to contend, the southpaw tells CBS Sports' Scott Miller. "I was very comfortable with making the decision [to re-sign] because I do know what they're going to do and what it takes to win," Hamels said. "I've experienced it first hand."
- Chris Young and Micah Owings have both had impressive springs for the Nationals but will be hard-pressed to win jobs on the largely-settled Nats roster, Dan Kolko of MASNsports.com writes. Owings needs regular at-bats to help in his transition from pitching to first base but the Nationals are deep at both first and in the outfield at both the Major League and Triple-A levels. As for Young, he can opt out of his minor league deal with Washington if he isn't on the big league roster by March 24.
- The Nationals' depth is also explored in the latest mailbag piece from MLB.com's Bill Ladson, as he notes that the club wants to hold onto Steve Lombardozzi and Danny Espinosa as backup options.
- Ladson also says the Nationals have no interest in Kyle Lohse unless one of their starting pitchers gets injured, and even then, they would only sign Lohse to a one-year deal. As I noted in my recent examination of the Lohse market, the Nats are a real longshot to sign the veteran righty, and probably wouldn't be considered candidates at all were it not for the club's relationship with Scott Boras, Lohse's agent.
- The Marlins still have a lot of decisions to make about the composition of their 25- and 40-man rosters, MLB.com's Joe Frisaro writes.
- Earlier today on MLBTR, Ben Nicholson-Smith compiled some Phillies notes and Tim Dierkes continued the Offseason In Review series with a look at the Mets.
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Rangers, "Number Of Teams" Interested In Lohse
The Rangers are staying in contact with Kyle Lohse, FOX Sports' Ken Rosenthal reports. Scott Boras, Lohse's agent, didn't confirm Texas' interest but did say that he had heard from several teams about the 34-year-old right-hander.
"He's doing his workouts, and we've continued talking with a number of teams," Boras said. "A lot of teams are evaluating their existing situations, but have called and have interest in Kyle."
Lohse's name has been mentioned in connection with the Rangers since Texas failed to land Zack Greinke, and the whispers have grown louder since fifth starter candidate Martin Perez suffered a fractured ulna. We heard last week, however, that Texas wasn't going to sign Lohse for a variety of reasons, including concerns about how Lohse would fare in the AL West, the expensive multiyear deal that Boras was seeking and the draft pick (24th overall) that the Rangers would have to forfeit to sign the free agent righty. Boras told Rosenthal that he was confident his client would sign before the June amateur draft, though a late signing would be a way for a team to avoid losing their pick.
Lohse was ranked as the 10th-best free agent of the offseason by MLBTR's Tim Dierkes last October. Of Dierkes' top 50 free agents, only Lohse and Jose Valverde (No. 44, and another Boras client) remain unsigned. I cited the Rangers as a possible candidate to sign Lohse in my breakdown of the right-hander's market last month.
Texas Notes: Ryan, Daniels, Lohse, Astros, Crane
Here's the latest news from both the Rangers and Astros, including how the future of the Lone Star State's greatest pitcher (Nolan Ryan) impacts both Texas clubs…
- Jon Daniels said the Rangers never offered him Ryan's CEO job, Evan Grant of the Dallas Morning News reports. Before being promoted to the position of president of baseball operations, Daniels said the Rangers offered him a few other titles, and "all of those discussions involved me reporting directly to Nolan." There has been speculation that Ryan could leave the Rangers given the increased influence of Daniels and Rick George, the newly-promoted president of business operations.
- Hiring Ryan and giving him a significant role would greatly benefit the Astros both on and off the field, MLB.com's Richard Justice opines.
- Kyle Lohse is "slightly better than just a guy" in the Rangers' view, writes Jean-Jacques Taylor of ESPN Dallas, which is partly why the team isn't interested in the veteran right-hander.
- Astros owner Jim Crane tells reporters (including MLB.com's Brian McTaggart) that the team's ongoing negotiations over a new TV contract are crucial to the team's financial well-being and its rebuilding process. "This is a long-term deal, and it will really affect the ability to finance the team and the payroll," Crane said. "We have to have a deal that's market with the Rangers and Angels and we should be able to get that….We want to have our payroll where the Rangers' is so we can compete with everybody."
- Also from McTaggart, the Astros have done well to rebuild their farm system though it may take a few years for their current batch of top prospects to make an impact on the Major League level.
Rangers Won't Sign Kyle Lohse
Earlier this week, it was reported that the Rangers were keeping in contact with agent Scott Boras regarding Kyle Lohse. However, a club source says tells T.R. Sullivan of MLB.com that Texas won't be the team to take the top remaining free agent off of the market.
"We are not going to sign Kyle Lohse. I can't be clearer than that," said the source.
Some wondered if the Rangers might ramp up their pursuit of Lohse in the wake of Martin Perez's injury, given that the fractured ulna will keep him from throwing for about a month. However, it looks like Jon Daniels & Co. will instead look to get by with what they already have in-house.
Even though Lohse has sat on the shelf for much longer than anyone anticipated, Boras is reportedly seeking a three-year deal with a "big" annual salary. It's still not clear which teams could be in on the 34-year-old as the Yankees and Indians are also not interested in signing him. Recently, Tim Dierkes predicted that Lohse would eventually settle for a one- or two-year deal.
Texas added a pitcher earlier today in Derek Lowe but the veteran will reportedly be used as a reliever if he makes the team.
Rangers Haven't Ruled Out Kyle Lohse
MONDAY: The Rangers appear to have increased their interest in Lohse following Perez's injury, Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com reports (on Twitter). Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports reported today that the Scott Boras client seeks a three-year deal with a high annual salary.
SUNDAY, 7:11 pm: The Rangers announced via press release that lefthanded starting pitcher Martin Perez suffered a fractured ulna in his left forearm when he was struck by a liner in today's game. The press release states that Perez is "not expected to resume a throwing program for approximately four weeks while the fracture heals."
While it is still unclear whether Perez's injury will have any impact on Texas's interest in Lohse, several commentators have raised that possibility, including CBSSports.com's Jon Heyman, Bill Shaikin of The Los Angeles Times (on Twitter), and Buster Olney of ESPN.com (also on Twitter). Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports says that, despite the drawbacks to a Lohse signing from the Rangers' perspective, "discussions are almost certain to grow more serious" after the injury to Perez.
While Perez will likely miss a minimum of two months while he recovers and rehabs, T.R. Sullivan of MLB.com reports that Texas still seems disinclined to look outside of the organization to fill its fifth-starter role. GM Jon Daniels said that the team would "look around at external options, but I expect to go internally at this point." He added that, "knock on wood," the Rangers "hope to get both Colby [Lewis] and Martin back a month into the season, give or take."
10:54 am: The Rangers have remained in contact with agent Scott Boras about the possibility of signing Kyle Lohse, according to Jeff Wilson of the Star-Telegram. Unsurprisingly, Texas is hesitating in part because of the draft pick compensation tied to the pitcher.
Some in the Rangers organization don't want to surrender the No. 24 pick or the money that comes with it, even though they received the No. 31 overall pick after losing Josh Hamilton. However, others in the front office say the need to win now is worth sacrificing the draft choice. Ultimately, Wilson sees the pairing as unlikely but still possible at some point in spring training.
Earlier this week, we learned that the Indians and Yankees are not in on the right-hander.
Rosenthal On Rangers, Lohse, Porcello
The Rangers have a number of reservations about signing Kyle Lohse, Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports wrote last night. The free agent right-hander would require a multiyear contract, and the Rangers would have to surrender a draft pick to complete a deal. They'd also have limited time to get him ready for the season with Spring Training already underway. Here's more from Rosenthal, starting with some additional information on Lohse…
- One of the teams in touch regarding Lohse says agent Scott Boras seeks a three-year deal with a "big" annual salary for the 34-year-old, Rosenthal reports (on Twitter). Boras doesn't give teams specific numbers in negotiations.
- A ton of scouts are in Lakeland to watch trade candidate Rick Porcello face the Astros today, Rosenthal reports (Twitter links). The Angels, Rangers, Diamondbacks, Twins, Braves, Yankees, Red Sox, Athletics and Mariners are among the many teams with scouts at the game, though some of those scouts are presumably there on regular assignments.
Yankees, Indians Not In On Lohse
The market for Kyle Lohse still seems quiet, even as Opening Day approaches. Agent Scott Boras called the Yankees about Lohse this week only to hear that they aren't interested, ESPN.com's Buster Olney reports (Twitter links). The Indians aren't in on Lohse either, having already expanded payroll to accommodate free agents Nick Swisher and Michael Bourn.
The Yankees' rotation looks vulnerable now that Phil Hughes is questionable for Opening Day. However, the Yankees avoided free agents linked to draft pick compensation this winter and seem intent on keeping their first round pick. Plus, signing Lohse to a multiyear deal could make it difficult to avoid baseball's luxury tax by 2014.
The Indians would only have to surrender a third round selection to sign Lohse, so draft pick compensation isn't an issue for them, Olney writes. Instead, Lohse's asking price seems to be the primary obstacle. The Indians' rotation includes considerable uncertainty from top to bottom, so interest in Lohse would make sense at the right price.
MLBTR's Mark Polishuk recently examined the market for Lohse in detail. Other potential suitors include the Angels, Brewers and Cardinals.


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Release Date: 11/02/2012
In the northwest singles bracket, freshman Brent Chin defeated Seattle's Jason Bediones 6-0, 6-2, while the Ducks' newest player Lova Randriamampandria took down Washington's Dragos Puscalau 6-1, 6-2. He went on to defeat Gonzaga's Vladimir Mijatovic 6-1, 6-7, 6-1. Michael Schaeffer fell to Idaho's Jake Knox 3-6, 6-4, 6-3. Top-seeded Aaron Clissold took down his first opponent in the round of 16 as he won his match against Eastern Washington's Stefan Farrar 6-1, 6-2.
In the Pacific singles bracket, fifth-seeded Jeff Mullen defeated Gonzaga's Hayden Smith 6-2, 3-6, 6-1, while freshman Daan Maasland took down Lukas Kortas 6-0, 6-2, and second-seeded Robin Cambier beat Cesar Torres of Idaho 6-3, 7-5. Cambier advanced and beat Zach Kosanke 6-2, 6-0. Oregon's Daniel Sardu was defeated by Portland's Ratan Gill 7-5, 6-4. Maasland went on to defeat Idaho's fifth-seeded Abid Akbar 6-4, 6-4.
In doubles, third-seeded Aaron Clissold and Sardu took down Eastern Washington's Aranguiz and Koetje 8-3 in the Pacific bracket. In the Northwest doubles bracket, Chin and Schaeffer defeated Washington's Lunardi and Raman 9-7 in a tight match, while Maasland and Randriamampandria took down Portland State's Chart and Triance 8-5.
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Likewise in his Death of an Artist's Studio, Villalba slings paint with the reckless abandon of someone petrified by fear of impending doom. The painting conveys the aftereffects of a mortar assault on the building materials aisle of your corner Home Depot.
By contrast, Herzog's sculptures of botanical experiments gone awry exude a much less violent sensibility. His Flowering Ivy Shoots climbs against a wall much like a tangle of kudzu and is crafted from a blister of snaking wood and metal triangles melding into abstract tetrahedrons telegraphing a math nut's cranial gear box.
Check out Herzog's Rube Goldberg-esque Lost Flower in Emerald City, in which he peels back the layers on a mystical Oz and creates a schizzy rendition of a science lab rat with a Miracle-Gro fixation. In the piece, test tubes and erupting fiery-gold and crimson petals blaze in a conflagration auguring that nature eternally remains in control over our cravenly, caustic impact on the planet.
For her part, Jaramillo will weigh in this Saturday night with an installation and video referencing her separation from her partner and her mother's recent passing. The work will deal with the sense of loss and grief that brings upheaval to people's lives and can anchor them to an inescapable reality.


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Improving Sound Quality by Bandwidth Extension
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Executive Summary
In recent telecommunications system uses a limited audio signal bandwidth of 300 to 3400 Hz. In recent times it has been proposed that the mobile phone networks with increased audio signal bandwidth of 50Hz-7 KHz will increase the sound quality of the speech signal. In this paper, a method extending the conventional narrow frequency band speech signals into a wideband speech signals for improved sound quality is proposed. A possible way to achieve an extension is to use an improved speech COder/DECoder (CODEC) such as the Adaptive Multi Rate - Wide Band (AMR-WB). However, using an AMR-WB CODEC requires that both telephones at the ends of the communication link support it.
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