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As well as BigDecimal, decimals can have type Float or Double. Unlike BigDecimal which has no size limit, Float and Double are fixed-size, and thus more efficient in calculations. BigDecimal stores its value as base-10 digits, while Float and Double store their values as binary digits. So although using them is more efficient in calculations, the result of calculations will not be as exact as in base-10, eg, 3.1f + 0.4f computes to 3.499999910593033, instead of 3.5.
We can force a decimal to have a specific type other than BigDecimal by giving a suffix (F for Float, D for Double):
We can enquire the minimum and maximum values for Floats and Doubles:
We can represent infinities by using some predefined constants (prefixed by either Float or Double):
If a nonzero Double literal is too large or too small, it's represented by Double.POSITIVE_INFINITY or Double.NEGATIVE_INFINITY or 0.0:
Classes Float and Double can both be written uncapitalized, ie, float and double.
There's a special variable called Double.NaN (and Float.NaN), meaning "Not a Number", which is sometimes returned from math calculations. Once introduced into a math calculation, the result will (usually) be NaN.
The Float and Double classes, along with BigDecimal, BigInteger, Integer, Long, Short, and Byte, can all be converted to one another.
Converting numbers to integers may involve rounding or truncation:
Converting from integers to float or double (may involve rounding):
Converting from BigDecimal to float or double (may involve rounding):
We can convert a double to a float. but there's no Double() constructor accepting a float as an argument.
We can create a Float or Double from a string representation of the number, either base-10 or hex:
The string is first converted to a double, then if need be converted to a float.
Converting from double to BigDecimal is only exact when the double has an exact binary representation, eg, 0.5, 0.25. If a float is supplied, it's converted to a double first, then given to the BigDecimal constructor. The scale of the returned BigDecimal is the smallest value such that (10**scale * val) is an integer.
A more exact way to convert a double to a BigDecimal:
We can convert a float or double to a unique string representation in base-10. There must be at least one digit to represent the fractional part, and beyond that as many, but only as many, more digits as are needed to uniquely distinguish the argument value from adjacent values of type float. (The returned string must be for the float value nearest to the exact mathematical value supplied; if two float representations are equally close to that value, then the string must be for one of them and the least significant bit of the mantissa must be 0.)
We can also convert a float or double to a hexadecimal string representation:
We can format integers and decimals using String.format():
Floating-Point Arithmetic
We can perform the same basic operations that integers and BigDecimal can:
For + - and *, anything with a Double or Float converts both arguments to a Double:
We can divide using floats and doubles:
We can perform mod on floats and doubles:
IEEEremainder resembles mod in some ways:
We can perform other methods:
We can raise a float or double to a power:
We can test whether a float or double is a number and whether it's an infinite number:
We can test whether two floats or doubles have equal values using operators or methods:
We can compare floats and doubles using the <=> operator, the compareTo() method, and the compare() static method:
Auto-incrementing and -decrementing work on floats and doubles:
Non-zero floats and doubles evaluate as true in boolean contexts:
Bitwise Operations
We can convert a float to the equivalent int bits, or a double to equivalent float bits. For a float, bit 31(mask 0x80000000) is the sign, bits 30-23 (mask 0x7f800000) are the exponent, and bits 22-0 (mask 0x007fffff) are the mantissa. For a double, bit 63 is the sign, bits 62-52 are the exponent, and bits 51-0 are the mantissa.
The methods floatToRawIntBits() and doubleToRawLongBits() act similarly, except that they preserve Not-a-Number (NaN) values. So If the argument is NaN, the result is the integer or long representing the actual NaN value produced from the last calculation, not the canonical Float.NaN value to which all the bit patterns encoding a NaN can be collapsed (ie, 0x7f800001 through 0x7fffffff and 0xff800001 through 0xffffffff).
The intBitsToFloat() and longBitsToDouble() methods act oppositely. In all cases, giving the integer resulting from calling Float.floatToIntBits() or Float.floatToRawIntBits() to the intBitsToFloat(int) method will produce the original floating-point value, except for a few NaN values. Similarly with doubles. These methods are the only operations that can distinguish between two NaN values of the same type with different bit patterns.
As well as infinities and NaN, both Float and Double have other constants:
Floating-Point Calculations
There are two constants of type Double, Math.PI and Math.E, that can't be represented exactly, not even as a recurring decimal.
The trigonometric functions behave as expected with the argument in radians, but 0.0 isn't represented exactly. For example, sine:
Other trig functions are:
Some logarithmic functions:
Math.ulp(d) returns the size of the units of the last place for doubles (the difference between the value and the next larger in magnitude).
Accuracy of the Math methods is measured in terms of such ulps for the worst-case scenario.If a method always has an error less than 0.5 ulps, the method always returns the floating-point number nearest the exact result, and so is always correctly rounded. However, doing this and maintaining floating-point calculation speed together is impractical. Instead, for the Math class, a larger error bound of 1 or 2 ulps is allowed for certain methods. But most methods with more than 0.5 ulp errors are still required to be semi-monotonic, ie, whenever the mathematical function is non-decreasing, so is the floating-point approximation, and vice versa. Not all approximations that have 1 ulp accuracy meet the monotonicity requirements. sin, cos, tan, asin, acos, atan, exp, log, and log10 give results within 1 ulp of the exact result that are semi-monotonic.
Further Calculations
We can find the polar coordinate of two (x,y) coordinates. The result is within 2 ulps of the exact result, and is semi-monotonic.
We can perform the hyperbolic trigonometric functions:
We can convert between degrees and radians. The conversion is generally inexact.
We can calculate (E**x)-1 (1 + x) in one call. For values of x near 0, Math.expm1( x ) + 1d is much closer than Math.exp( x ) to the true result of e**x. The result will be semi-monotonic, and within 1 ulp of the exact result. Once the exact result of e**x - 1 is within 1/2 ulp of the limit value -1, -1d will be returned.
We can also calculate ln(1 + x) in one call. For small values of x, Math.log1p( x ) is much closer than Math.log(1d + x) to the true result of ln(1 + x). The result will be semi-monotonic, and within 1 ulp of the exact result.
Scale binary scalb(x,y) calculates (x * y**2) using a single operation, giving a more accurate result. If the exponent of the result would be larger than Float/Double.MAX_EXPONENT, an infinity is returned. If the result is subnormal, precision may be lost. When the result is non-NaN, the result has the same sign as x.
We have square root and cube root methods. For cbrt, the computed result must be within 1 ulp of the exact result.
We can find the ceiling and floor of doubles:
We can round doubles to the nearest long (or floats to the nearest integer). The calculation is Math.floor(a + 0.5d) as Long, or Math.floor(a + 0.5f) as Integer
Unlike the numerical comparison operators, max() and min() considers negative zero to be strictly smaller than positive zero. If one argument is positive zero and the other negative zero, the result is positive zero.
Some other methods:
The pow() method returns the value of the first argument raised to the power of the second argument. If both arguments are integers, then the result is exactly equal to the mathematical result of raising the first argument to the power of the second argument if that result can in fact be represented exactly as a double value. Otherwise, special rules exist for processing zeros and infinities:
More methods:
We can use copySign() to return a first argument with the sign of the second argument.
We can compute the hypotenuse with risk of intermediate overflow (or underflow). The computed result is within 1 ulp of the exact result. If one parameter is held constant, the results will be semi-monotonic in the other parameter.
We can get the exponent from the binary representation of a double or float:
We can return the floating point number adjacent to the first arg in the direction of the second arg:
The result is NaN if the argument is NaN for ulp, sin, cos, tan, asin, acos, atan, exp, log, log10, sqrt, cbrt, IEEEremainder, ceil, floor, rint, atan2, abs, max, min, signum, sinh, cosh, tanh, expm1, log1p, nextAfter, and nextUp.
But not so with pow, round, hypot, copySign, getExponent, and scalb.
There's another math library called StrictMath that's a mirror of Math, with exactly the same methods. However, some methods (eg, sin, cos, tan, asin, acos, atan, exp, log, log10, cbrt, atan2, pow, sinh, cosh, tanh, hypot, expm1, and log1p) follow stricter IEEE rules about what values must be returned. For example, whereas the Math.copySign method usually treats some NaN arguments as positive and others as negative to allow greater performance, the StrictMath.copySign method requires all NaN sign arguments to be treated as positive values.


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All of us know about the horrid history in this country of slavery, racism, white supremacy, Jim Crow and the types of discrimination that persist to this very day. Violence was at the core of those systems. Without violence, those systems couldn't exist. Far from being passive or willing subjects, African peoples and their descendants fought back in myriad ways (so did Native Americans). That's why slave rebellion plots were often dealt with by using ever-increasing levels of depravity, such as burning bodies and cutting off heads.
The practice of lynching is what I call the original American brand of terrorism. I see a clear difference in these types of murders; they were meant to send a message to the community and to elicit a set of behaviors that maintain white rule. This is evident in the detailed files on lynching that the NAACP kept (and their subsequent push for legislation), as well as the efforts of brave journalists like Ida B. Wells-Barnett. It must have been a frightening time in general, but especially to our ancestors who risked their lives to try to vote, buy land, educate blacks or any of the other things that whites believed looked too much like being an actual citizen. I am glad I live in a time and place where I can have friends and family of all colors, ethnicities, religious beliefs and pretty much anything else.
Early in my research, oral history from Tennessee ancestors noted the lynching of one of my Holt ancestors. Never did I think I would find documented proof, but I did. The local paper, which in the 1880s and 1890s was replete with mentions of race riots and lynchings in other parts of the country wrote the following in May, 1887:
"George Holt, col., who lived near Sibley met his fate by the rope route last Friday."
I was shocked by the sarcasm and brevity of it, as if it were the most natural thing in the world. They had the audacity to write "Suicide" as the header, which of course it was not. George, I later discovered, was the brother of my gggrandfather John W. Holt. He owned hundreds of acres of land at the time of his death, and he had a young wife and children. This was a rural West Tennessee community that never had a large black population. Though slavery and racism existed, this small African-American community must have been rocked and terrified y the act of terror. The reasons for the lynching are lost to time, although some of George Holt's descendants believe it had to do with a dispute over his land.
Did he know his assailants? How did his family go on after that? I don't know how. Do you leave the area? How do you rebuild? Is revenge ever an option? His brother John W. became one of the most prominent blacks in the county– land wealthy, a merchant and former Postmaster. But even his own brother was not untouchable. How did John react? I am in awe of their strength and endurance.
These are questions for which I'll never know the answer. Our ancestors take many of their secrets with them, never to be discovered. Years ago, while searching through the local black cemetery in the community, I dug through the bushes and came face-to-face with George Holt's headstone. I remember the vines and roots had come out of the ground and were wrapped around the headstone, eerily reminiscent of the way he died. I got chills up my spine. When I find that picture (one of those prehistoric pre-digital pictures) I will post it here.
Today, I am remembering George Holt and all the others, named and unnamed, who met their fate "at the hands of persons unknown." May they rest in eternal peace.
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When administrators create a dashboard, they have the ability to share it. This means that this dashboard can be followed by authenticated users and can also be used as a default dashboard. This is done by ticking Shared:
Customizing dashboards
The content of the default dashboard can only be configured by an administrator.
To change the layout of a dashboard (e.g. three columns instead of two), you need to press Edit layout and then pick a layout:
To add a widget you need to select Configure widgets. The list of available widgets is shown at the top of the page. Pressing Add widget will add the desired widget:
To move a widget within a dashboard, you need to have selected Configure widgets. You can then drag & drop the widget.
To remove a widget you need to select Configure widgets and then press Delete:
Project Dashboard
The project dashboard is the entry point when looking at a project. It presents an overview of the project measures.
Global Dashboard
Global dashboards are available at instance level and can be accessed through the menu on the left.
Any widget can be added to a global dashboard. Thus, any kinds of information from a project or from the Sonar instance can be displayed at will.
Global Dashboards Shipped with Sonar
By default, Sonar is shipped with three global dashboards:
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Pete Anthony, owner of Uncle Peteza's Pizzaria in Bothell, passes out silces of a cheese pizza to youths at Frank Love Elementary School on March 4. Anthony sponsors a youth program most Monday evenings at the school for junior high students that involves games and pizza for over 18 years.
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Students hang out during a dodgeball game at Frank Love Elementary School on March 4. About 30 students attend a Monday night youth program that involves games, food and hanging out with positive adults from the community.
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Junior high and high school students eat pizza from Uncle Peteza's Pizzaria in Bothell at Frank Love Elementary School on March 4. About 30 students attend a Monday night youth program that involves games, food and hanging out with positive adults from the community.
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Program coordinators Pete Anthony, owner of Uncle Peteza's Pizzaria in Bothell, Lisa Allen and Ric Jones react to a dogeball game at Frank Love Elementary in Bothell. The adults help sponsor a youth program started by Anthony over 18 years ago on Monday evenings for junior high students.
That's the promise Pete Anthony wanted to make to local junior-high kids 18 years ago.
He worked with city officials to create a program that's still offered almost every Monday night at Frank Love Elementary in Bothell.
City staff and volunteers rent the school's gym. They plan sports and activities. Anthony brings pizzas from his restaurant, Uncle Peteza's Pizzeria, a few blocks away.
The rules are strict. The kids have fun.
Roughly 30 of them show up every week, Anthony said.
"You come in, you behave yourself, there's no swearing," he said. "There's no disrespect, no drugs, none of that stuff, no smoking. Kids are pretty good about that."
Some alums of the program also show up while they're still adjusting to high school, said Lisa Allen, a public educator with the Bothell Fire Department.
"It gives us an opportunity to get to know the kids and support them in their lives," she said. "Many of the kids come back for years and years. It's really a pleasure to get to see them grow up."
The program provides kids with positive role models, organizers said.
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Sometimes, they play dodgeball or organize basketball competitions with small prizes, said Ric Jones, the city's recreation coordinator.
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Jim [Butler], I recently read your editorial piece in my local newspaper in Mason, West Virginia. I am a school teacher that has spent numerous days over the last six months working with the new NextGen standards, and I just wanted to clarify some of the points you have made. I do not wish to show you disrespect, but I completely disagree with your arguments.
First of all, you mention that "even the teachers that I have spoken to know little about it," with regards to the new standards. If this is true, than you are speaking to the wrong teachers! There have been numerous workshops and school district discussions for two years now devoted wholly to getting information out about the new standards. I spent a week this past summer at Glenville State University studying the new standards for the 8th and 10th grade language arts classes that I teach. If teachers do not get it by now, they need to work harder in their preparations.
Second of all, you mention that Algebra II is the new math standard. There is a simple reason for that: not all students go on to college. College-bound students will take geometry, calculus and trigonometry classes. Vocational students will take Algebra II and finish there. Why? Because trade schools do not require higher-level math courses for admittance. Why force a future associate degree student to take higher-level classes that he or she does not want to take and will never use? This is a good thing! It gives those students more flexibility to take the classes that they need for their particular trade, such as art or science classes. It also allows some students to finish high school a year early and head to their post-high school choice a year sooner. Again, this is a good thing.
You mention the English issue with regards to literature getting thrown by the wayside. This is a common red herring among anti-Common Core people. I found your use of Frankenstein particularly comical because my 10th grade English class just began reading that novel a week ago! Common Core does not ask teachers to remove literature in place of informational text. Instead, it asks us to tie literature in to current events through the use of informational text. I have been doing this in my classroom for years through the use of newspapers and Internet web sites. No changes for me!
You also mention that the standards are not tied to children's' development cycles. Let me get one thing clear to you: these are teaching standards, not teaching lesson plans. A teacher has to take these standards and find a way to teach them to children in a developmentally appropriate way. Teachers have been doing this for as long as teaching has been taking place!
Finally, you mention assessments. West Virginia has hired out its testing for years with the creation of the WesTest. They are now moving to a new testing called Smarter Balance. It is similar to the WesTest. As far as tying it into teacher evaluations, that is a small part of the evaluation process for teachers, which has also undergone a major revamping this year. I like the teaching assessment changes, as well.
I personally am very excited about the change to Common Core, and I have already begun implementing major components of it. I have a quote that I use when discussing Common Core: "It really isn't a big change. It's asking good teachers to keep teaching well, and it's asking poor teachers to start teaching better!" Nobody should have a problem with that.
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The Oregon coast is one of the largest in the country and a great destination for a Oregon family vacation. The three hundred miles of coast line provides an endless possibility of beaches to enjoy. Popular beach activities include surfing, boating and driving a dune buggy. More water sports can be enjoyed on the Rouge River, where adventure seekers can go white water rafting and fishing. Also head to Crater Lake, the deepest lake in the country, and a popular Oregon vacation destination. Pick up an Oregon travel guide to help you navigate this magnificent coastline.
Drive over to Hells Canyon, which has the deepest river gorge in the country and trails and open areas for horseback riding, hiking, and nature exploration. For a great view of Oregon, Wallowa Lake has a tramway overlooking the Eagle Cap Wilderness area, where you can spend the day hiking and biking. Because of Oregon's location, you can actually ski year round in certain mountain areas! Check out Mt. Hood's Meadows Ski Resort, great for year round skiing, and hike and bike other areas of Mt. Hood in the summer months. This mountain area is a very popular vacation destination and there are several lodges and Oregon bed and breakfasts nearby.
From outdoor adventures to spa vacations, Oregon has it all. A peaceful state full of natural wonders and a very interesting capitol city, Oregon is a great place to consider spending your next vacation. Plan an Oregon family vacation or an Oregon getaway on our website, RealAdventures.com today!
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. The Pfeiffer University women's basketball team reached the century mark with a 100-73 win over the Coker Lady Cobras on Monday night in Conference Carolinas women's basketball action. The Lady Falcons had six players score in double figures to keep them undefeated in conference play at 5-0 and 5-5 overall, while Coker falls to 2-8 overall and 1-4 in the conference.
Down by four on four separate occasions in the first half, the Lady Falcons used a jumper by Charlotte Fuller (Moorestown, N.J.) and layup by Domonique China to cut the deficit in half. Brittany Cox (Winston-Salem, N.C.) gave Pfeiffer its first lead of the night on a three-pointer at 14:23, then the lead for good with a pair of free throws two minutes later.
In the second half, Jamila Harris (Danville, Va.) gave the Lady Falcons their largest lead of the game with a three-ball of her own, that put the hosts up 23 at 67-44. Playing with just 11 players, the Lady Falcons wore down the short-staffed Lady Cobras holding that double-digit lead for the remainder of the second half.
Harris led all scorers with 24 points and five rebounds, with Fuller and China each had 15 points with Fuller grabbing eight rebounds and China pulling down seven. Cox added a dozen points, while Kellie Rhoney (Catawba, N.C.) and Christina Harvey (Locust Grove, Va.) had 11 and 10 points, respectively. Devona Knight (Woodbridge, Va.) nearly gave the Falcons their seventh player in double figures and came just short of a double-double, scoring nine points with 11 rebounds.
Coker was led by Henna Koponen's (Vantaa, Finland) 19 points and six rebounds, while Jasmine Alston (Sumter, S.C.) had 17 points and five rebounds. Lotta Aaltonen (Rauma, Finland) had 15 points and four rebounds to help the Lady Cobras.
Pfeiffer dominated the floor that included 44 points in the paint, while shooting 58.7 percent from the field, compared to Coker's mire 35.6 percent from the floor.
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Office of Student ResearchCancer Prevention and ControlPsychiatry: Connecticut Mental Health Center: Division of Substance Abuse; Substance Abuse Research; Center for the Translational Neuroscience of Alcoholism; Center for Nicotine and Tobacco Use Research at Yale (CENTURY); Smoking Cessation and Alcohol Treatment Research Clinic; Psychotherapy Development Center; Stress & Addiction Clinical Research Program; Psychology Section; Addictions, Division of; Women's Behavioral Health Research, Division of; Yale Tobacco Center of Regulatory ScienceCancer Prevention and Control
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Ronald Vernon Hale, 90, rural Savonburg, died Monday, March 10, 2014, at his home. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Savonburg Bible Church. Burial will follow in Mt. Moriah Cemetery, where military honors will be provided by the Moran VFW.
The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday at the Savonburg Community Center. Memorials are suggested to either the Salvation Army or Allen County Hospice and may be left in care of the Cheney Witt Chapel, 201 S. Main, P.O. Box 347, Fort Scott, KS 66701. Words of remembrance may be submitted to the online guestbook at cheneywitt.com.
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Lawrence Dietrich, 88, Humboldt, passed away Wednesday, May 20, 2015, at Arrowood Lane in Humboldt. Lawrence was born in the house where he lived most of his life, south of Humboldt to John and Emma (Breiner) Dietrich on April 20, 1927. Lawrence married Delpha Carl on Oct. 1,... [More]
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Andrew Michael King, 3½ months, Houston, Texas, left this Earth on Thursday, May 14, 2015 to be held in the arms of angels.Andrew was born on Jan. 18, 2015, in Houston, the son of Brian and Erin King.Andrew is survived by his parents Brian and Erin; a brother, Nathan King,... [More]
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After days stranded in the Gulf of Mexico in conditions some have described as dismal, most passengers aboard the disabled Carnival Triumph can look forward to an hours-long bus ride Thursday after they reach dry land.
The company announced its plan for passengers late Wednesday as the Triumph was being towed to a port in Mobile, Ala., with more than 4,000 people on board, some of whom have complained to relatives that they have limited access to food and bathrooms.
But passengers' stay in Alabama will be short. Carnival said in a statement late Wednesday that passengers were being given the option of boarding buses directly to Galveston, Texas, or Houston — a roughly seven-hour drive — or spending the night in a hotel in New Orleans, where the company said it booked 1,500 rooms. Those staying in New Orleans will be flown Friday to Houston. Carnival said it will cover all the transportation costs.
Tom Jackson, president of World Travel in Santa Ana, one of the largest travel agencies in Orange County, said he didn't know of any Orange County residents on the ship.
Speaking by phone to NBC's "Today" show Thursday morning, passenger Jamie Baker said conditions on the ship were "extremely terrible." There has been no electricity and few working toilets, she said.
Baker also described having to use plastic bags to go to the bathroom and wait in line for hours to get food and once saw a woman pass out while in line.
"It's just a nightmare," she said.
Baker said she and her friends slept with their life vests one night because the ship was listing and they feared it would tip over.
Vivian Tilley, whose sister, Renee Shanar, is on the ship, said Shanar, of Houston, told her the cabins were hot and smelled like smoke from the engine fire, forcing passengers to stay on the deck. She also said people were getting sick.
The company has disputed the accounts of passengers who describe the ship as filthy, saying employees are doing everything to ensure people are comfortable.
Robert Giordano, whose 33-year-old wife Shannon is aboard the cruise liner with a group of friends of hers from Edmond, Okla., said one of the most frustrating parts of the ordeal for him has been the lack of information coming from Carnival. As of midday Wednesday, the only communication he had with the company was through a recorded phone call with bits of information — and he only had three such telephone calls, he said.
"Carnival has not let us know about anything that's going on," Giordano said.
Meanwhile, officials in Mobile were preparing a cruise terminal that has not been used for a year to help passengers go through customs after their ordeal. The Triumph is expected to arrive Thursday afternoon.
Mobile Mayor Sam Jones questioned the plan to bus passengers to other cities late Wednesday, saying the city has more than enough hotel rooms to accommodate passengers and its two airports are near the cruise terminal.
"We raised the issue that it would be a lot easier to take a five-minute bus ride than a two-hour bus ride" to New Orleans, Jones said. Jones said Carnival employees will be staying in Mobile, adding he was not told of the company's reasoning for putting passengers on extended bus rides after their experience at sea.
"I don't know if the passengers even know that," Jones said.
Earlier Wednesday, Carnival Cruise Lines canceled a dozen more planned voyages aboard the Triumph and acknowledged that the crippled ship had been plagued by other mechanical problems in the weeks before the engine-room blaze. The National Transportation Safety Board has opened an investigation into the cause.
"We know it has been a longer journey back than we anticipated at the beginning of the week under very challenging circumstances," Carnival President and CEO Gary Cahill said. "We are very sorry for what our guests have had to endure."
Carnival spokesman Vance Gulliksen acknowledged the Triumph's recent mechanical woes, explaining that there was an electrical problem with the ship's alternator on the previous voyage. Repairs were completed Feb. 2.
Testing of the repaired part was successful and "there is no evidence at this time of any relationship between this previous issue and the fire that occurred on Feb. 10."
Debbi Smedley, a passenger on a recent Triumph cruise, said the ship had trouble Jan. 28 as it was preparing to leave Galveston. Hours before the scheduled departure time, she received an email from Carnival stating the vessel would leave late because of a propulsion problem. Passengers were asked to arrive at the port at 2 p.m., two hours later than originally scheduled.


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Island County, group preserve 52 acres on Camano for park
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Barnum Point, at the northeast end of Camano Island, was recently bought and set aside as a natural area and park by Island County with help from The Nature Conservancy.
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Brothers Leif and Grant Carey-Odden walk through the water at Barnum Point with their mother, Kari Odden.
Barnum Point, on the northeast side of Camano Island, was recently bought by Island County and the Nature Conservancy for about $2 million.
The 52-acre property contains woodlands and dramatic views across the bay to the southeast from a beach and a 150-foot bluff.
The Barnum family owned the property for generations, said Kat Morgan, who manages Port Susan projects for the Nature Conservancy.
The environmental group, which preserves natural areas by purchasing them, and the county worked together to obtain grants to buy the property from the family, Morgan said.
The county will maintain the park as a natural recreation area with trails and beach access, said Helen Price Johnson, a commissioner for Island County.
It probably won't be open this year, however, said Bill Oakes, the county public works director.
"There's no parking to speak of, and it's very rugged," he said.
The county hopes to open the park next year once the parking and a trail to the beach are established, Oakes said.
Morgan said much of the property has been left in a natural state. Slow erosion of the bluff helps to preserve salmon habitat in the bay, she said. Keeping the land as it is will allow that to continue.
"It's replenishing beaches for about three miles north of the site," she said. "This one site has a big impact on the ecological function of the shoreline."
Just north is Livingston Bay, where the Nature Conservancy recently bought 10 acres. A project there has created better tidal flow in a small lagoon, Morgan said. Last year, on the east side of the bay, the organization restored 150 acres of tideland that had been diked off for more than 50 years.
All told, the Nature Conservancy and Whidbey-Camano Land Trust have preserved more than 7,000 acres of tidelands in Port Susan since 2001, according to Robin Stanton, a spokeswoman for the Nature Conservancy.
Port Susan is important to salmon because it's located at the mouth of the Stillaguamish River and between the Skagit and Snohomish rivers, Morgan said.
"The pocket estuaries are really important for all the salmon coming out of the big rivers," she said. "It's all connected."
As far as the park is concerned, "it's just going to be another real asset to Camano Island and the public and visitors," said Carol Triplett, president of Friends of Camano Island Parks.
"We're really pleased this has been acquired. It's a wonderful piece of land."
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Thanks to everyone that came out to play at the 2009 Lebanon Open!! The results are in:
Congratulations to Will Schusterick on winning the Men's Pro Open title, beating out defending champion David Greenwell and to Meghan Foard for taking the Women's Open title over Sylvia Voakes!
A shout out to all the other division winners: Landon Williams in Advanced, Craig Fugate in Intermediate, Dan Smith in Rec, Ketley Johnson in Women's Rec and Ross Marenn in Novice.
Special thanks to Lyle McCoon and the guys from Lexington for helping me out at the last minute by sending the BDGA's Scorepointe so I had a board to use!!
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Cycling Warms Up at South Carolina State Road Race
August 31, 2009
FORK SHOALS, S.C. - Team Pfeiffer Cycling traveled to Fork Shoals, SC to contend the South Carolina State Road Race this past weekend. Michael Robinson, F, Naples, FL, took 3rd in the Mens B (Cat 3) road race. This course was made up of very steep climbs, long, fast flats and an uphill finish. Robinson was able to maintain a steady position during the five-lap/65 mile race. The temperature increased during the race to well over 95 degrees. By the end of the final lap the field was down to approximately 50 racers after many dropped out due to extreme temps. At the 300 meter mark with two men ahead by 60 meters, Robinson caught the field in a very surprising attack. He was able to hold his sprint and take a strong third place, just coming up short on runner-up honors.
In the Mens D (Cat 5) race, three-laps/40 miles, Eric Sekercan from Sarasota, FL, finished his race taking the field sprint in the group that finished behind the lead group. "Sekercans sprint was one of the strongest and fastest of the day" stated head coach Tommie Brock.
Pfeiffer President Dr. Ambrose also raced this past weekend in the mens 45+ field with over 60 racers. Several crashes occurred during this race with Dr. Ambrose being able to avoid all of these crashes to finish strong in a strong 8th-place overall.
The Cycling team will race again Sept. 13 at the Carolina Cup in Greensboro. These are non collegiate races. Each collegiate racer also holds a license with the USAC (United States of America Cycling) federation. The ACCC (Atlantic Coast Cycling Conference) season starts Feb. 13, 2010 at NSCU.


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Same as all the other crap the Hornets have had since being in New Orleans?
Monty is a good coach.....a little too defensive minded but he had one A grader player tonight on the floor and that's it.
No coach could do much better with what he has out there.
Demps has done a good job. If he would have let Gordon walk and instead add more mediocre players this
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Weezy wrote:F*** that ref that didn't call that absolute hack foul on a dunk attempt and then gave Kobe a tech for yelling "come on man". Yeah, you f'ed up the call so instead of letting the frustration go you decided to puff out your chest and flex your power. Disgusting. Kobe is the most disrespected superstar in the NBA.
There were three mind-blowing non calls on kobe in that stretch. I cant imagine they are actually that incompetent, had to be intentional.
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Mukilteo's Traxx Racing offers thrills for all ages
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Aaron Acklen rounds a corner at Traxx in Mukilteo. Acklen and some co-workers recently spent a work break at the track.
Pingstad heads his cart into a corner.
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Scott Hill drives into a corner at Traxx in Mukilteo. Hill and some co-workers recently spent a work break at the track.
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Scott Hill drives into a corner at Traxx in Mukilteo. Hill and some co-workers recently spent a work break at the track.
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A group from IDEA International in Mukilteo drives carts and enjoys pizza at Traxx in Mukilteo.
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Kyle Pingstad heads his cart into a corner at Traxx in Mukilteo. Pingstad and some co-workers recently spent a work break at the track.
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Kyle Pingstad leads some co-workers around the track at Traxx in Mukilteo. The group took a break from work at IDEA International to rent carts and eat pizza.
And the thrill of speed.
For adults, Traxx Racing in Mukilteo is a place to escape the gloom of winter and relive those childhood fantasies of being a race car driver.
For kids, going to Traxx would be like being part of a Disney "Cars" movie.
For families, Traxx can be that wintertime godsend on a rainy cold weekend when everyone's asking "What are we going to do today?"
Traxx Racing is an indoor racing track where adults and kids can run laps in high-performance go-karts that go fast and propel drivers inches above the ground for that thrill of really feeling the pedal hitting the metal.
"You are going about 35 mph, but you are only inches off the cement out there so you're feeling like you are doing double that," said Traxx employee Chris Kruse, who has been with the company for 13 years.
Traxx is as cheery as it is thrilling. In a seating area outside the building, a circle of bright yellow Adirondack chairs beckon visitors to relax before the big ride.
Inside, the lobby sparkles in glossy reds and yellows and lots of chrome, with tables shaped like the Corvette chassis and a cement floor splattered in a rainbow of paints as if Jackson Pollock had a hand in the design.
Adults can sign up to drive on the 14-turn road course. A typical lap takes about 21 or 22 seconds so expect to be able to finish about 20 laps in a nine-minute session.
Nine minutes is plenty of time to feel exhausted and exhilarated.
"You don't realize the upper-arm strength that goes into driving these karts," Kruse said. "It's not like your car where you sip your coffee. In these, your power steering doesn't work for you. You have to have both hands on the wheel and really be driving it."
There's also the thrill for those more competitive racer types who like to be at the front of the pack in time trials.
Traxx gives drivers computerized race results, and those top speeders get their names and times up on the Traxx wall of fame.
"To be honest, some people really like to see their names up," Kruse said. "We don't have a prize but the most valuable thing is the bragging rights."
Traxx also runs the "TRAXX 100" endurance race on the last Tuesday of every month.
For kids ages 6 to 10, Traxx provides identical though smaller and slower gas-powered karts that kids drive on a heavily padded L-shaped course with four turns. These karts go 10 mph.
"Ten mph is about fast enough for a 6-year-old to get a thrill," Kruse said.
For kids' birthday parties, track attendants are on hand to quickly get young drivers geared up and on the go. During parties that are held upstairs at Traxx, the arcade machines are free and guests have a private room.
There are also battery-powered "Lightning McQueen" karts for the wee ones, ages 3 to 5.
Traxx offers a variety of party packages and daily specials, from corporate team-building events to family nights and nights just for women.
You can do other things at Traxx besides racing: There's a 24-foot climbing wall; pool tables and air hockey; a bouncy basketball house; and a Velcro sticky wall where you strap into a Velcro suit then bounce and try to stick to the wall.
Traxx has been in business for 14 years.
Kruse said the company's goal over the years has been to try to innovate so "there's something here for everybody."
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Racing hours: 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Sundays through Thursdays, and 10 a.m. to 1 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays.
Cost: $18.25 for adults, and $5.50 to $12 for kids, depending on age.
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Pfeiffer Athletics Goes 0-2-1 at North Greenville on Wednesday Night; Stats are Now Posted
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TIGERVILLE, S.C. - Pfeiffer University went 0-2-1 in three different contests at North Greenville on Wednesday night. Women's Soccer drew a 1-1 tie in double overtime while Women's Volleyball fell 3-0 (25-18, 25-20, 25-9) and Men's Soccer dropped a 2-0 decision. Kayla Rodriguez scored the lone goal for Lady Falcon soccer.
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*Stats are now posted!*Due to laptop and Stat Crew scoring issues in the Sports Information Department, tonight's game stats will not be immediately available. For updated stats, please visit http://www.ConferenceCarolinas.com. Stats on http://www.gofalconsports.com will be updated just as soon as possible.


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Q:Is it a good idea to take my makeup of with a wipe first or will this cleanser take it off?Asked on 4/26/2015 by Ruby from Seattle
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A:Yes, it would be a good idea to do so, because Let the Good Times Roll does not remove make-up like Ultrabland or 9 to 5!Answered on 4/29/2015 by Pauline
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A:My skin is on the sensitive side, so I use this every other day. It just depends on your skin type. I love the smell of this though, I wonder if they make the same scent in other LUSH products!Answered on 11/12/2014 by Rachel from Minnesota
A:Yes! This cleanser should be gentle enough for everyday use!Answered on 3/25/2014 by Kayla from LUSH DIRECT
Q:How often can I use this cleanser? I have normal/dry skin and am wondering if I should cleanse my skin in the morning and the evening or only once.Asked on 3/17/2014 by Ashley
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A:I have pretty dry skin, and I use this probably 2-3 times a week. I'm sure you can use it everyday, and follow up with some moisturizer.Answered on 11/9/2014 by Rachel from Minnesota
A:This cleanser is gentle enough to use both in the morning and night! However, everyone's skin is different, so I would recommend doing what suits your skin best.Answered on 3/19/2014 by Kayla from LUSH DIRECT
Q:Is there an way to extend the shelf-life of my face wash (Let the Good Times Roll)? My pot only had a month left on it when I bought it and there's no way I can use it all in that time.
Would refrigerating or freezing it keep it good longer?
How can I tell when it's truly gone bad? I know most products are good past there marked experation date, but manufactures short mark them to be safe.Asked on 11/16/2013 by truthsdeceit
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A:With the Let the Good Times Roll, it would perfectly okay to use it on acne prone skin. It exfoliates gently while making your face feel clean and soft while not causing more breakouts.
If you are looking for a cleanser that does aid with oily and blemishes would be Grease Lightning facial cleanser. You apply this directly on any break outs and with a gentle infusion of thyme, tea tree and rosemary cleans up problematic dirt and soothing aloe vera gel calms and hydrates irritated skin. Grease Lightning also works well to control excess oil, especially your T-zone.
I hope this helps!Answered on 11/15/2013 by Anonymous
A:I think so, yes! My t-zone can get pretty oily, especially in certain seasons and this cleanser has worked great on the oily parts of my face as well as the more dry areas.Answered on 10/21/2013 by Mel from USA
A:oooh yes! I have generally oily skin and will usually breakout during certain times in my cycle. The way the product includes moisturizing ingredients is enough to where I don't have to use a separate face lotion further helping my skin to not turn into a grease slick!Answered on 9/24/2013 by LD from Des Moines, IA
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