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New head coach has goals for team
The University of Winnipeg Wesmen women's soccer team has a new boss.
Amy Anderson is the team's new head coach, but she's not an unfamiliar face to the athletes. Anderson was the team's assistant coach last July before getting bumped up to the top job.
"Because I've been with them since July, we don't have to go through those growing pains. They're kind of used to my style," Anderson said.
Anderson said she's expecting to hold a meeting to share her expectations with the group now that she's taken the reins.
Anderson, 36, started playing soccer when she was about six years old. Anderson went to England to play for the Bristol Rovers Women's Football Club from 2001-2005. She came back to Canada around 2007, and began coaching the Manitoba provincial girls' soccer team in 2008, which she still continues to do. She was an assistant coach with the University of Manitoba women's soccer team for two years from 2011 to 2012.
Anderson is currently also a coach for the Portage Trails Soccer Club U14 team.
The Wolseley resident said it felt natural to take the coaching route over the playing route as she got older.
"What I really want is to help players, get involved with the coaching route, and encourage girls to keep playing soccer at a high level," Anderson said.
The Wesmen team's first game is slated to be during the first weekend in September, but the athletes have been training all year.
"My approach is that I like to empower the players and help them make intelligent decisions on and off the field," Anderson explained. "My job is to prep them in practice, so in game situations they're not afraid to try and they can play without fear. I make sure they're prepared for the game so they can enjoy it."
For more information about Wesmen athletics, visit www.uwinnipeg.ca/index/wesmen-ni or call 204-786-9349.
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At least 14 Iraqis were killed, including seven in a mortar barrage aimed at a Shiite residential area north of Baghdad in the town of Khalis. Car bombs killed four people in Kirkuk, where a policeman was shot to death earlier in the day, and two were killed in a missile attack on a farming village near Ramadi.
The Ramadi attack unleashed panic in an area that had been relatively peaceful in recent weeks, said Juma Salim, a 62-year-old farmer who claimed that the presence of U.S. troops provoked the violence.
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The attacks spurred further sweeps against suspected insurgent hide-outs in which U.S.-led troops killed two and detained 16, said Lt. Col. Christopher Garver, spokesman for multinational forces in Iraq.
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But as violence in those areas has eased, car bombs and small-arms fire increasingly have been directed against Iraqis in more distant areas. On Thursday, synchronized truck bombings in three far northern villages killed as many as 400 people of the minority Yazidi sect in the deadliest attack on civilians in the Iraq conflict. The Bush administration maintains that security is improving.
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Tamim Province: Four people were killed and nine others were wounded when an improvised explosive device blasted a police patrol in Al Jumhuriyah Street, downtown Kirkuk, Friday evening. Seven people were wounded, including policemen, when an IED exploded in Ahmed Agha market, downtown Kirkuk, Friday evening.
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Great Work, Joshua! I was a fan of HZ's fonts and calligraphy, how did you came up with the idea?
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"…variety of humors…" —a promising mode of typeface classification?
Scatterplot chart would be appropriate.
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Just resurrecting this thread to note that the Orbis Typographicus site (orbistypographicus.com) now supports Retina displays and other similar high-resolution (> 72 ppi) monitors. Each of the images on the site has been exported anew from the original scans, and the extra pixels (c. 220 ppi) make a big difference in capturing the sharpness of the printing on screen. And of course the press-quality 1200 dpi files are still available for download in case even Retina resolution doesn't cut it.
Well, the quote was from Benjamin Franklin, and so we don't have to conclude that Hermann Zapf was going to rate typefaces as sanguine, choleric, phlegmatic, and melancholic.
I downloaded the PDF but it takes 2 minutes each time I want to go to the next page because the PDF is simply too big. I would've preferred individual pictures. Still, this is fantastic to see. Thanks for sharing.
Yes, I know the PDF is huge. You can grab web-quality (retina) images straight off the site individually; the PDF is for resolution junkies who want to be able to zoom way in. But you're not the first to suggest individually downloadable press-quality images; it's on the list. Thanks for checking it out.
the PDF is for resolution junkies who want to be able to zoom way in.
I'm one of them, but the PDF is too heavy to be able to do that with ease. I have to say I'm currently on a technically kind of outdated computer though.


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So it's safe to assume this guy is done, huh? I've repotted it in soil and will keep an eye out for pups!
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For Mike Weir, a Canadian who played golf for BYU and then stuck around to make Utah his home with his wife and two children, it's the 10th anniversary of his victory at Augusta National, where he beat Len Mattiace in a sudden-death playoff.
For Dan Forsman, who met his future wife, Trudy, at the 1979 Pacific Coast Amateur in Provo and later made it his home and raised a family, this marks the 20th anniversary of his near-miss at the Masters where one bad hole late in the final round spoiled his chances of donning the green jacket.
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Weir, who lives in Sandy, is not 100 percent this week, coming off a rib injury he suffered during the Arnold Palmer Invitational in Florida last month. He had to withdraw from that tournament and missed last week's event in Houston and as of Wednesday was still deciding whether he can play this week.
Forsman, meanwhile, will be watching the tournament from his home in Provo, relishing the special memories of his five appearances at the Masters.
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In April of 1993, Forsman was coming off his best season as a pro when he won $763,190 and ranked No. 10 on the PGA Tour money list. He won the Buick Open the previous August and the unofficial JC Penney Classic in December and finished second twice. Prior to Masters week, he had made five of seven cuts and had tied for 11th in the Players Championship two weeks earlier.
He had played in the Masters twice previously — in 1986, the year Jack Nicklaus made his big comeback at age 46, and again in 1990, but missed the cut both times. Forsman came to Augusta in '93 confident, but not expecting to contend for the title. He got a thrill when he was able to play with both Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer in a practice round on Tuesday before the tournament, which gave him some added confidence.
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Yes, but first you have to figure out how to approximate Linux as a Taylor series.
First, this is the Difference Engine No. 2, not the Analytical Engine. It's not Turing complete.
Second, the usual restriction on running something like Linux is lack of memory, not lack of a Turing-complete instruction set. Or, looked at another way, no one has ever or will ever build a Turing-complete machine, because they'll run into difficulty with the infinite tape.
But will it blend?
Sorry, I couldn't resist (8 ton blender? Beowolf Total Blender cluster?)
...an improved version of his earlier design for a mechanical digital calculator. It weighs in at two tons more than the Difference Engine built in 1991 at London's Science Museum.
Well - there goes Moore's Law then, I guess. Although, this was invented in the century before Moore himself was.
Microsoft millionaire Nathan Myhrvold commissioned and paid for the US model."
Hmm. Microsoft's upcoming answer to viruses, rootkits, worms, etc?
Well - there goes Moore's Law then, I guess. Although, this was invented in the century before Moore himself was.
The theory also mentioned that this has happened a few times already...
"On two occasions I have been asked, "Pray, Mr. Babbage, if you put into the machine wrong figures, will the right answers come out?" I am not able rightly to apprehend the kind of confusion of ideas that could provoke such a question."
What truly happens to an impossible sum?
Does it dry up
like a slashdotter in the sun?
or does it fester like sco
and then run?
does it stink like an overused meme?
or crust and sugar o'er--
like a deferred dream?
maybe it just sags like a 5-ton calculating machine under a heavy load
or does it explode?
a famous quote: "On two occasions I have been asked, "Pray, Mr. Babbage, if you put into the machine wrong figures, will the right answers come out?" I am not able rightly to apprehend the kind of confusion of ideas that could provoke such a question."
Here are some links :
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The obligatory 99-bottles-of-beer-on-the-wall in punched card Analytical Engine assembly language :
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Hmmm, I dare say that's shorter than the C# version, if you remove the comments. Oh and it will run Linux, if you have enough coal and are willing to wait a few years for X to load.
The problem is that there are no complete plans for an Analytical Engine. Drawings and diagrams, yes, but nothing complete. For Difference Engine No. 2, the Science Museum had a (reasonably) complete set of plans. (They had to make a few tweaks, but they did everything they could to keep it in the spirit of the original design.)
Doron Swade's book The Difference Engine: Charles Babbage and the quest to build the first computer is a marvelous read; it was published in the U.K. as The Cogwheel Brain. You may
With the money this guy has surely he could afford to build a version of the Analytical Engine. It's not a giant leap for the machinists involved in such a project, given that the fine specifications for the various gears, wheels and cogs is a no-brainer for today's technology -- all the parts could be laser cut by a robot. It would be truly awe-inspiring to see the first computer functioning in all its glory, for indeed it is Turing complete and lays out many of the concepts used in modern digital computer
Being British, I'd have liked a reference to the Memory Hole - I'm sure that Mintrue would have run some variant of the Analytical Engine...
I guess that's why the author went into journalism instead of computers.Carol gives the example of multiplying 5 by successive numbers, such as 6, 7, 8. "In simple terms, the method of differences is based on the observation that if the work has already been done to multiply 5 by 5, [then] that work can be reused to multiple 5 by 7 with the addition of another 5 into the previous total," he writes.
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I applied online. The process took a week – interviewed at Tom Thumb in January 2015.Interview Details
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A few hours later the hiring manager called and set up a second interview. But this just turned out to be a brief explanation of the job, pay, ordering a uniform, and scheduling training days. Very laidback and quick interview process.
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The recruiter kept writing, barely making eye contact like a lot of interview, but was polite. She then said it was strictly minimum wage and that they only gave raises each 6 months upon evaluation. She also emphasized they need someone reliable, and told me they were unhappy students like me would change their availability up someone after 2 or 3 months. This made me a bit concerned since to me 3 months are enough time for one's life to change, so one can become unavailable on certain days.
She also loved that I put I was available at opening hours(6:00am) and seemed like she wanted me to be available until 1 am!
That same day I did their math test for cashiers, which she said no one fails ever.
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They also ask about what a customer could buy along with a birthday cake. View Answer
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LDSFAQ is a website with over 400 questions about history, doctrine, and beliefs of the LDS church. Concise answers will be provided in a few paragraphs. All answers are supported with references and related questions are linked to one other.
The bread and butter work of the historian is less the divining of bias than a careful reading of his documents to determine just what is said, whether his source is in a position to know the information related, and to what extent each one tells a partial or complete story. Because it is claimed that Joseph Smith's account of the events surrounding his First Vision are not factual, the foregoing procedures must be applied to his own statements and to all other accounts that claim to relate first-hand information about his earliest activities.


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Living how you want to live at Canyon Point Bothell Apartment Homes
Look forward to how you start your morning. The Canyon Point Apartments in Bothell are here to help. Gear up for the day with a workout in our 24-hour fitness center. Invite a friend to hit some balls in the on-site racquetball court, maybe some one-on-one on the basketball court. Afterward, pick up produce at the nearby farmers market and cook a hearty breakfast. Then head to work. Or work from home. Our community business room has everything you need: large tables and a computer lab with a printer and fax. Bringing work home is an occasionally unfortunate reality. But it's easier in such comfortable surroundings.
When you're not working, unwind in our spa. If you're in the mood, prepare dinner for your housemates. You can never have too many chefs in our spacious kitchens. Fancy some wine tasting? How about a glass-blowing workshop? Both can be found at Canyon Park Place and Country Village, just one of the many shopping centers – all quaint, with a countryside feel – near our Bothell apartments.
Stay as long or as short as you want. Our short-term leases make it easy. But you'll want to stay longer. Come and see why.
Office Info
- Mon – Sat: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
- Sunday: 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Apartment Features
- Balcony
- Cable
- Ceiling fan
- Dish Washer
- Disposal
- Dryer
- Fireplace
- Individual climate control
- Large closets
- Patio
- Refrigerator
- View
- Washer
- Window Coverings
Community Amenities
- 24-Hour Availability
- Business center
- Clubhouse
- Fitness center
- High Speed Internet Available
- Near Mass Transit
- Night Patrol
- On-site Maintenance
- On-site management
- Package Receiving
- Parking
- Pet friendly
- Playground
- Pool
- Rec Room
- Short Term Lease
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Pet Policy
- We allow cats and small dogs.
- We love all pets, but the following breeds/crossbreeds are not allowed: Pit Bulls (Staffordshire Bull Terrier), Dobermans, Rottweilers, Chow Chows, German Shepherds, Huskies, Mastiffs, Great Danes, Malamutes, Akitas and Wolf Hybrids. Breed restrictions are subject to change without notice.
- Weight Restrictions: Dogs up to 100 pounds
- Monthly Pet Rent: $25 for first dog, $15 for a second dog, $10 for cats
- Pet Deposit: $300 non-refundable and $300 refundable
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Leasing Details
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What is EYCN?
The European Young Chemists' Network. EYCN is the younger members division of the European Association for Chemical and Molecular Sciences (EuCheMS). Every chemist under 35 within the EuCheMS framework is part of EYCN.
EYCN was founded in 2006.
Call for abstracts: Young Chemists Crossing Borders
Young researchers in an independent and outsourced world need to be able to follow their visions without frontiers. Therefore EYCN and ACS organize an exchange programme that will take place during the 250th ACS meeting in Boston, USA in August 2015.
Six young European Chemists will be selected to be part of a program that combines the opportunity to participate and present their researmore...


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I fell in love with this quartzite for my white kitchen renovation but found out it is too expensive. I'm looking into Snowflakes granite and Lyra silestone as alternatives... any other suggestions? Please post photos if you have a stone in your kitchen that may work.
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