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Bob, Peter, and Paul desire to travel together. Peter and Paul dislike each other and as a result refuse to ride with one another. Bob has agreed to drive each one following a creative system. With the car covering c miles per hour, the three people adopted the following scheme: Paul rides in the car with Bob, Peter walks. After a while, Bob drops off Paul, who begins walking; Bob returns to pick up Peter, and then Bob and Peter ride in the car till they overtake Paul. At this point, they change: Paul rides and Peter walks just as they started and the whole procedure is repeated as often as necessary. Both Paul and Peter walk at the same speed, covering p miles per hour.
A. How much progress (how many miles) does the company make per hour?
B. What fraction of the travel time does the car carry only person?
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|41mg (8% DV)
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|1086mg (109% DV)
|269mg (27% DV)
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|74mg (7% DV)
|882mg (88% DV)
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|434mg (43% DV)
|1192mg (119% DV)
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6: Okra (Cooked)
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|1 Cup Sliced (160g)
|8 Pods (85g)
|77mg (8% DV)
|124mg (12% DV)
|65mg (7% DV)
7: Broccoli
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|1 Cup Chopped (91g)
|1 Cup Cooked (156g)
|47mg (5% DV)
|43mg (4% DV)
|62mg (6% DV)
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|Calcium in 100g (Raw)
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|41mg (4% DV)
|55mg (6% DV)
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|1 Cup Whole (143g)
|1 Ounce (28g)
|264mg (26% DV)
|378mg (38% DV)
|74mg (7% DV)
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10: Fish Canned (Sardines, in Oil, with Bones)
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|1 Cup Drained (149g)
|1 Ounce (28g)
|383mg (38% DV)
|569mg (57% DV)
|107mg (11% DV)
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The next time Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback Ike Taylor decides to do an interview, I sure hope he leaves defensive rankings and stats out of it. Don't get me wrong, I like Taylor as both a player and an individual, but the primitive rankings narrative has run its course.
When the week one games are completed Monday night, there is a good chance the Steelers defense will be ranked in the top five or better in the league as far as total yards go. And while their 2.7 yards per run average allowed looks great on paper, the Tennessee Titans 12 play, 49-yard drive that ended with a Jackie Battle touchdown run from three yards out right before halftime says otherwise.
On that drive, the Titans ran the ball 11 times for 41 yards, and they converted not only a third and short on the drive but a fourth and short as well.
The Steelers failure to create turnovers and multiple sacks in a game has now carried over into the 2013 season, and while there were a few opportunities to have some of both on Sunday, the sack by LaMarr Woodley was it against the Titans.
If the ineptitude of the Steelers offense continues until Heath Miller and Le'Veon Bell are ready to play, and there is no reason right now to think that it won't, a bend but don't break performance by the defense will only result in another 8-8 record or worse.
Today's NFL, as far as defenses go, is all about splash plays and those are plays that the Steelers defense continues to fail to make.
Primitive defensive rankings and stats sound good in interviews, but they don't look good when you actually watch the game. For the Steelers sake, I hope that Taylor and the rest of the defense starts understanding this pretty soon.
As pedestrian as Locker may be, he doesn't make many mistakes. The Titans invested heavily in their O-line. Both of those showed up and made it hard to make any splash plays. The Titans were forced into no urgency. They wanted to run the ball, and stuck to it. They were able to deal with reasonable success running the ball because the Steelers offense couldn't score or just flip the field.
We almost had a few picks via tipped passes and so forth, then losing C.Allen didn't help. It was nice to see Woodley have a good game.
A recent column on a national sports web site listed the top five NFL defenses as Seattle, San Francisco, Green Bay, Houston, and Chicago. You are not alone in your thinking.
Shocking to see Allen go out of the game considering he's been injured since he arrived in Pittsburgh 3 yrs ago.
Ike Taylor is making 6 million this year……on what planet does that make any sense?
The sack by Woodley was ok. But what I loved was the hit Jones put on Chris Johnson. Now that was a thing of beauty. Worilds should sit behind Jones. No question.
I agree 100% jones play making is what we're missing Jarvis needs to start I don't care that he's a rookie
Green Bay??…Clay Matthews is one of the best in the business, but otherwise they allowed 500+yds of Offense yesterday, ha!
I've always been a supporter of Worilds, but im starting to think the same
I (thankfully) had to miss the game. How did J. Jones look outside of that one hit on Johnson?
San Fran wasn't much better either. I'm not saying I agree with the writer's picks. One of the biggest flaws, in my view, with defensive rankings is that they use yards allowed as the measure. I think points allowed per game is a better measure of the quality of a defense.
It's not a dictating DEF anymore, but I think this front 7 will generate more pressure than LY which is where the turnovers are started…TN is not a good offensive team, so you can't hang your hat on the stats from this game…overall the DEF play well enough to win.
He looked pretty good in the snaps he had overall…they dropped him in coverage more than I would like, but he held up against the run…was near that ball the Troy almost picked.
It depends on what criteria is used to determine rankings. By points allowed, they were 6th. By yds allowed passing #1, 1st downs allowed #1, yds allowed rushing #2. But they ranked #27 in defensive INT and #25 in defensive turnovers. Profootballreference 2012. So, yes the stats indicate there is room for improvement in INTs and fumble recoveries.
The Steelers Defense plays too soft and do nothing to help the offense. They create NO TURNOVERS and constantly force the offense to start their drives in poor field position
A thousand times this. Defenses get tired when your offense can't get a first down.
Gay held his own breaking up a couple of passes after Allen went out.
Even turnover stats are a little misleading…how many are actually converted into td's, fg's, or punts? that isn't factored in its only + or -. It can actually deflate a defense's effort/momentum by giving the ball to your offense only to see them punt it right back after 3 downs.
Only Steelers fans would be mad at their defense for given up 16 pts. There were a bunch of teams yesterday that would've won if their defense only gave up 16 pts. Yes splash plays are nice, but at the end of the day it's about points. How bout this the offense at least scoring the league average.
Agreed 10 fold…Steelers are lucky the D is as good as it is. They could have easily gotten blown out of the game were it not for the solid D. Only thing the Defense could have done better is create a turnover and a TD.
Jones played almost as many snaps as Worilds. That play on Johnson was very instinctive and the type of play that I haven't seen Worilds make. I'm okay with the rotation I think it makes all 3 better.
I kind of have to disagree with the article. With how BAD the offense was playing, it really allowed the titan's offense to play things extremely conservative. When an offense plays things super conservative, it really is hard to turn the ball over. The Titans seemed to have no problem running the ball 3 straight times, punting, and playing the field position game once they had the lead. The steelers offense showed no signs of being able to come back, even struggling to get first downs. The defense is the only "positive" part of this team so far.
We do lack splash, swagger, nastiness and a lot of things we need on defense(although you gotta admit Troy sure is fun to watch). I think until the offense climbs out of the toilet it will be hard for the defense to muster up any attitude and really step up. But our D is high quality overall. I think we did a very good job against the run for the most part…..but I'm not certain if we performed well or if CJ lost a step. He looked a little slow.
Big plays will come!
CJ has been spooked of the Steelers since Timmons cleaned him up a few years ago. CJ is a finesse back that really doesn't like contact.
What you mean is that the Titans controlled the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball.The D was not bad but Locker is a pedestrian qb. The offense of the Steelers was truly offensive, we should have been in the position to win it with the late drive.
Chff uses a ranking of how many yards the opposing team had to gain for each point.
If we get a defensive performance like this every week we should be at least 12-4 this year(not the way the offense played this week). I agree we need splash plays and if we want to blame the defense for allowing 1 bad drive I think we are being too critical IMHO.
Remember Jones wasn't blocked on the play. It wasn't his doing but a mess up on the OL. He played 30 snaps…what else did he do?
No question!!!
Well if this is Tomlin's team then maybe should allow him to implement the Tampa 2 defense that's he familiar with. Dallas transitioned from 34 to the tampa 2 and they created 6 turnovers last night. Just a thought..
They created those TOs against one of the most turnover prone QBs in the league. Dallas also got 24 pts from their offense. The Steelers get 24 pts yesterday and were aren't having this discussion.
They played great, but they did let the Titans drive right down the field to score that TD. Sucked the life out of the stadium. The lack of turnovers is not helpful either, especially that fumble that sat in the middle of the field.
Steelers defense does not make splash plays because overall team speed is subpar. As is the quickness. I would sacrifice experience to gain youth and quickness. Play J. Jones, S. Thomas, V. Williams. The veterans are not going anywhere this year. Start using the younger players.
It's just a thought if they want to create more turnovers. Tomlin was a great DB coach in Tampa and defensive coordinator in Minnesota. He comes from the Tony Dungy, Monte Kiffin coaching tree. If the team finishes with 6 wins or less, there will be lots of changes which may include coach L retiring. Hood and Heyward may be better suited as DTs in a 43. Timmons would be a great weakside linebacker in that scheme and both Woodley and Jarvis can play DE. It's an outside the box thought, but it may be something they'll consider moving forward with Tomlin.
How about the offense helping the offense? Like with a 1st down? A couple of positive yards now and then? Points before the last 2 minutes of the game?
I'm sick of people complaining about the Defense not helping the offense or not being dominate enough. Yes the Defense could be better, but it is pretty darn good this year and was last year as well. The truth is, the Offense is pathetic. We somehow have managed to have both a Franchise QB, and one of the worst offenses in the league.
It's plain and simple, the Offensive line has been bad despite high picks being invested there and the RBs are not productive. LSH can't make his own holes behind this terrible line which got him injured, Redman is not suited to the outside zone which made him ineffectively try to bounce everything outside.
This offense really needs to get it's act together. If I was Ben, I'd seriously be thinking about demanding a trade to a team that has some semblance of an offensive line that is in need of a QB, because he is going to get killed behind ours and have no shot at another title, as it is becoming clear that the problems there will not be resolved anytime soon. I hope I am wrong, but I see no reason for optimism with this offense.
The Defense is NOT the problem
def held them to a low score we had chances to score we just didnt …i am not a fan of taylors…he made mistakes but so did a few others …after all was first game of season but they didnt let tenn run score up ….the lost belongs to offense and coaches who seem to still show same plays that every knows what happened to the zone running is my question running into a pile guys isnt a zone run….
"Primitive stats and rankings sound good in interviews, but they don't look good when you actually watch the game."
Um, am I the only one that still likes/appreciates good defense? I think it looks good. It looked good yesterday. We allowed one 49 yard touchdown drive. What losers…? It wasn't perfect, but it was a good game. Our defense beat their offense yesterday, hands down. 16 points is good for any game, but when you consider the field position Tennessee had to get those points, it's extremely good.
Yeah, more sacks (overrated) and turnovers (not overrated, but less controllable) would be nice, but if our defense keeps other teams' yards and points down, what exactly is the problem? I think maybe the problem is that our expectations of the offense are so low that we complain about our defense's positive performance the day after our offense was essentially SHUT OUT against the TITANS.
Same. I still like him, but Jones is special in a way Worilds isn't. I'm fine with them rotating, but more Jarvis would be nice. Any rookie mistakes he makes will help his development, and be worth it anyway because of the plays he produces
You're right, he wasn't exactly in their backfield all game. On the other hand, what did Worilds do?
I don't think I've seen Worilds capitalize on another's mistake like that while he's been here.
Keisel, Timmons, Woodley, Taylor, Clark, Polamalu…how many all-pros can you not win with?!
I view turnovers like icing on the cake. If the Steelers offense generated anything forcing the Titans to pass more. Then I truly believe the turnovers would of been there. But one Titan drive (in the first half) shouldn't stop the offense from at least scoring when it mattered. If the team wins its because of the offense but if the Steelers lose it's because their defense didn't get "splash plays".
The Steelers defense doesn't make splash plays because the offense fails to score points. When a team can both run and pass it's hard for a defense to generate turnovers. The Titans created their turnovers because the Steelers were one dimensional.
I never said the defense was at fault. I said they played great, and they did. They rarely are the reason the Steelers lose any games. But timely defense is just as important as overall defense. Getting a timely stop at the end of the first half, getting a timely interception in the 3rd quarter, while they are not needed to win, other defenses can produce them and we don't seem to anymore.
The Steelers defense had chances with tipped passes which they should have caught. But overall they were facing a team that refused to take chances because the Steelers offense failed to generated anything. When the offense is moving the ball even if it results in FGs can force a team to pass the ball more. Which would lead to more drop backs and more chances for splash plays.
Forget splash plays. They don't matter. I never said we needed them. It's the fact that, for the last few years in fact, this defense can't seem to close the first half or close the game consistently. To let the Titans drive right down the field to end the first half with a TD is unacceptable, and I do not hesitate using that word. The Jake Locker, Jackie Battle led offense of the Titans that drove right down the field at the end of the first half should not ever do that. CJ didn't even do anything either. Jackie Battle methodically went right down the field and Locker converted multiple 3rd and longs. Not acceptable for this defense.
So the offense gets a pass because the entire first half they couldn't move the ball. But the defense is held to this ridiculous standard. Offense helps the defense which apparently the Steelers offense forgot. Only gaining 7 1st downs in the entire first with 3 of those 1st downs coming on there first drive. Pathetic
I'm not saying the offense was better. I said in my first comment that the defense keeps us in games all the time. What I am saying is that the Titans should not have scored that touchdown. This team almost works in reverse, the defense keeps the offense in it and the offense wins it at the end. It's always been like that. Other teams have their offense score and score and then it comes down to a big stop late. All I am saying is that the Titans, or any other team for that matter, shouldn't be able to finish the half with a TD, like it seems this defense allows way too often. It makes a huge difference to go in up 2-0 than down 7-2. Defense wins championships, and we've got one.
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- Directed By William Hanna, Joseph Barbera.
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- Animated By Dick Lundy.
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- Written By Tony Benedict.
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moreWith globalisation, deregulation and the advent of derivatives, credit institutions and the treasury operations of manufacturing, merchandising and service companies are finding that their traditional tools for management control no longer suffice. They must develop more efficient processes able to measure and monitor their risks in real-time. Internal control is a dynamic system covering all types of risk, addressing fraud, assuring transparency and making possible reliable financial reporting within such organisations.
In Implementing and Auditing the Internal Control System, Dimitris N. Chorafas defines both auditing and internal control, and explains the value of internal control, why it must be audited, and how it can be most effectively achieved. He addresses top management's accountability for internal control, and uses case studies to demonstrate the application of such systems, and the importance of sound and well-informed analysis of the information gathered.
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GALLIANO The South Lafourche Lady Tarpons finished their district season a perfect 12-0, but the final victory was a lot more exciting than head coach Corey Callais would have liked.
"With all the emotions of senior night, we came out flat," Callais said following his team's 45-40 win over Assumption. "Assumption knocked us back on our heels. We couldn't get any defensive pressure at all on them in the first half. We picked it up toward halftime, but by that time (Assumption) was playing with a lot of confidence."
The Lady Mustangs jumped out to a 7-2 first-quarter lead before Lanie Charpentier (10 points) hit a 3-pointer to cut the lead to two. Janee Lombas hit a pair of free throws to tie the game at 9 before Assumption (9-23 overall, 4-8 district) took the lead back, holding it for all but a minute of the first half.
"We have a very young team out there," Assumption coach Julius Aucoin said. "I hope what you saw is a sign of things to come."
South Lafourche took the lead for good on a Harley O'Quin (17 points) layup with 3:38 left in the third. South Lafourche's defensive pressure began to take its toll, forcing several turnovers in the backcourt. The Lady Tarpons also held a large advantage in free throws, going 16-of-36 from the line. Assumption shot 2-for-5 for the game.
"There was a pretty large discrepancy in free throws," Aucoin said. "But that's got a lot to do with inexperience. South Lafourche had five seniors on the floor, and it showed in the second half."
Ciera Bell led Assumption with eight points.
The Tarpons had four players in double figures on their way to a 20-point thumping of the Mustangs. Assumption (12-17, 3-9 in District 8-5A) went up 2-0 for its only lead of the game on a Riley House (19 points) layup to start the game. Caden Cheramie (15 points) answered with a layup and free throw to put the Tarpons up for good.
South Lafourche (26-4, 8-3) led 18-14 after one quarter and 36-24 at halftime, the last points coming on a falling down 3-pointer from Rusty Borne (10 points) at the buzzer.
"We were disappointed with our defensive effort in the first half," South Lafourche coach Brian Callais said. "We gave up too many top penetrations. We didn't have our rotation down. They were getting easy transition baskets. But we picked it up in the second half. I think we played smarter in the second half. And like that shot at the end of the first, sometimes you just make your own luck."
Wesley Rhodes led the Tarpons with 23 points. Josh Badeaux had 17 points, and Caden Cheramie put in 14 points. Andreaus Sargent had 16 points for the Mustangs while Trae Bias had 10 points.
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Post Updated 1:45 a.m. ET Tuesday:
Macklemore posted an apology on his website late Monday. He said he picked out items that he could use to disguise himself so he could move freely around an event. "I wasn't attempting to mimic any culture, nor resemble one. A 'Jewish stereotype' never crossed my mind," his post reads.
The apology continues: "Out of a negative can come a positive. Through this situation I've got hip to some incredible groups like the ADL and I encourage people to check the great work they, and others like them, do.
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.@macklemore, first you trick people into thinking you're a rapper, now you trick them into thinking you're Jewish? pic.twitter.com/3rtaE4GHje— Seth Rogen (@Sethrogen) May 18, 2014
For a guy who makes such innocuous music, Macklemore must be the most oddly polarizing figure in music today. Imagine if Hootie and the Blowfish sparked a hundred thinkpieces on racial appropriation, and you might get a sense of just where Mack resides in our pop cultural landscape.
A fake witches nose, wig, and beard = random costume. Not my idea of a stereotype of anybody.— Macklemore (@macklemore) May 19, 2014
Over the weekend, Macklemore gave a surprise performance at Seattle's EMP Museum, during which he performed his hit song "Thrift Shop." Playing at a safe, hometown venue while performing a song that even your hip-hop-averse auntie can sing the hook to? NBD, right?
Not for Macklemore, who — for reasons that will make sense to absolutely no one — decided to ratchet up the degree of difficulty by performing while wearing a dark wig, big beard and fake hooked nose. We don't know what he was aiming for, but the effect looked an awful lot like a hoary old anti-Semitic Jewish caricature. (In case it matters, Macklemore isn't Jewish.)
Spoiler alert: Those photos of the performance hit social media, and Macklemore's costume became A Thing.
To which Macklemore responded:
And whether you extend him the benefit of the doubt here speaks to the fundamentally Rorschach-like nature of Macklemore's fame.
Depending on where you stand, a song like "White Privilege" is either an honest, earnest examination of what it means to be a white guy aiming for success in a medium associated with black folks, or a cynical attempt to pre-empt criticism that he's a white guy aiming for success in a medium associated with black people — or both. Was his text message to Kendrick Lamar after he bested him for the Grammy for Best Rap Album — a text message Macklemore shared via social media — sincere or an advertisement for his humility? Was his single "Same Love" a statement of ally-ship with LGBTQ folks or self-aggrandizement?
We don't know what's going on here, and in the grand scheme of things, it's not all that serious. But it's another example of how context is what matters when we're metabolizing stuff like this. Sure, it's possible that he didn't realize that the nose, wig and beard — taken together with his performing a song about the joys of frugality — might converge into a kind of racist Voltron.
But that would be like frolicking through a fruit patch, tripping face-first into a dirt pit, and then emerging, dazed and face blackened, clutching a watermelon. Your story might in fact be legit, but so many things would have to go wrong in a particular order that you would kind of have to understand if no one believed you.
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