text: At their November 17th meeting the Clay Board of Education awarded a contract to Solid Rock Construction, of West Portsmouth for the demolition of the Rosemonut and Rubyville buildings. The contract is valued at $221,339.00."We went through the bidding process months ago. The original low bidder was a company out of Michigan, they never really signed a contract. We then started a second round of bidding. When we rebid we got better numbers, the final total was $50,000 cheaper," Tony Mantell, Superintendent of the Clay Local School District said. Mantell said the Rosemount School has been razed. The only thing that remains of the building is the gym that will be used by the township trustees. "Crews are conducting asbestos abatement in the Rubyville school. They should be done any day with that, then they will start demolition," Mantell said. He said the district have saved some items from the schools that have sentimental value. "The playgrounds are going to stay at both locations. We're in discussions with the township trustees and they would like to turn both the areas to parks," Mantell said. He said the Rubyville school at one time served as the districts high school. "Anytime you demolish an old building it's sad. Because the buildings have served students in so many families over the years. People have a lot of fond memories while they were in those buildings," Mantell said. "You want to believe there were a whole lot more good times than there were bad times in those buildings, and there were."The students of the district started the fall attending the districts new preK-12 school building in the fall. Vacating the Rosemount and Rubyville buildings. "We're three full months into the school year and things are going great. A lot of the bugs have been worked out, there are still a few things that need to be tweaked and worked out, we are working on those everyday," Mantell said. "There are a handful of guys from our contractor, here working on those issues."He said in the back of the new building there is a playground that's in the process of being installed. Mantell said once the landscaping around the building is complete it will add to the buildings look. "Come next spring when everything starts growing and blooming, we will all see this building for what it really is," Mantell said. For more information about the Clay Local School District visit, clay.k12.oh.us


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September 02, 2010 at 11:47am by Scott • No Comments »
It's a game night and nothing else is going on with the Bucs, so I'll take a quick look at what Pat Yasinskas has been chirping about for the past couple days. Evidently, he has been ranking things because that's what people who don't have anything substantive to talk about do (or post gratuitous cheerleader pictures). The most recent one is his take on the offensive linemen:
5. Davin Joseph, guard, Buccaneers. One of the more unsung players in the NFC South. If New Orleans wasn't in the division, Joseph would be the NFC South's best guard.
So Joseph is the fifth-best offensive lineman in the NFC South? I guess I can get behind that. This is Joseph's last year under contract, but if the years required for unrestricted free agency are still at six, he'll be in the same boat Barrett Ruud and all those other guys were in this year. And does the coaching staff really want Joseph angry with them? Jesus, that guy's huge.
The tough part is that he and Jeremy Trueblood form a nice tandem, but if they let Trueblood, who is also in a contract year, walk away, will the motivation still be as high to keep Joseph on the team? In other words, will Joseph be as effective with someone else at right tackle?
8. Donald Penn, left tackle, Buccaneers. Is he an elite left tackle? No, but the Buccaneers just handed him a ton of money because he's capable of protecting Josh Freeman's blind side.
Well, that's the job description, right? How does Pat judge eliteness? Does Penn have to Super Duper protect Freeman? Numbnuts.
12. Jeff Faine, center, Buccaneers. A veteran with good leadership skills. The Bucs need Faine to stay on the field all season. When he was hurt last year, it had a huge impact on the entire offense.
I have no problem with the words, it's the ranking I take issue with. Third-best center in the NFC South? Faine is better than Ryan Kalil at this stage of their careers. He simply is. Kalil may have more upside because of his youth, but Faine is everything you want in a center and is pretty much at the peak of his career. And this is coming from a guy who wanted to draft Kalil.
If you were looking for Jeremy Zuttah's name, you've been watching a different team with a different Jeremy Zuttah on it. I would make a joke here about Trueblood, but I will be visiting One Buc in a couple weeks and I've grown accustomed to having my head attached to my neck, so I don't want to do anything to mess that up.
As long as I'm on Pat's page, let's just blow the rest of his shit out so I can get back to work.
Victor in El Paso, Texas writes: Now that the Bucs have cut Derrick Ward do you think the Bucs will get another running back?
Pat Yasinskas: I would not totally rule out the Bucs picking up a running back when other teams make their cuts. The Bucs constantly monitor the waiver wire and are always looking to upgrade a roster that clearly still needs some upgrading.
Pat must be talking about the South Carolina Buccaneers, a professional inline hockey team, because the Tampa Bay Buccaneers of the NFL don't give half a shit about the waiver wire. They'll be more than happy to fill holes with undrafted free agents and hurricane sandbags until next year's draft where they'll continue their rebuilding project. Maybe if a large meteor crushes half the roster, they'll skim the transaction list and see if they recognize any names. Hell, two of the rare free agents they did pick up during the Morris regime are already off the roster. Do you know their biggest problem with picking up free agents? Child labor laws.
On to wide receivers:
6. Mike Williams, Buccaneers. I'm really hesitant to rank a rookie receiver this high because I've seen too many of them through the years struggle after looking great in the summer. But I think Williams might be the exception to this rule. In camp and the preseason, he's just gone out and made plays day after day. Tampa Bay needs someone to emerge as a No. 1 receiver and he seems to be leading the candidates.
I have no problem with Williams being named the sixth-best receiver in the NFC South already. It's aggressive, but there's no one ranked below him that I think is better. I think Marques Colston is better than Roddy White, but now we're splitting hairs.
9. Reggie Brown, Buccaneers. Someone's going to end up being the starter opposite Williams and the Bucs think Brown has a shot at securing that role. This is a guy the Bucs traded for with five years left on his contract. He's still adjusting to the system a bit, but the Bucs think he's going to fit in.
Yeah, now all he has to do is actually catch a ball. The preseason has not been kind to Brown. Pat has Lance Moore a few slots behind Brown and I'm not so sure about that. Brown still has a lot to prove.
11. Sammie Stroughter, Buccaneers. The plan is to use him in the slot, where Stroughter is a perfect fit. He showed big-play ability last year and the Bucs are fantasizing about Stroughter running under some deep passes from Josh Freeman.
This is too low for Stroughter. Behind Brandon LaFell? Seriously?
14. Arrelious Benn, Buccaneers. He was a second-round pick, but Williams has been better in the preseason. The Bucs aren't down on Benn. They think he's progressing at the normal pace for a rookie and he could play more of a role as the season goes on.
Write your own articles, Pat. Or at the very least hit the donate button and leave your apology in the memo line.
Real world work and obligations may make posting during the day a little difficult for the next couple weeks. If I can't do daytime posts, I'll catch up in the evening.
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In their article, "Now May We Please Defend Ourselves?" [July], Robert Kagan and Gary Schmitt deal at length with the Anti-Ballistic Missile treaty, but they do not respond, except tangentially, to two difficult questions that must be answered before a defensive missile system can be built.
First, will a space-based defensive system work? Some scientists say it will, but others say it will not. What evidence do Messrs. Kagan and Schmitt have that a space-based defense system is technically feasible? I am under the impression that tests of prototype anti-missile devices have not been very encouraging. Furthermore, even if single devices could be shown to work against single weapons, would a system incorporating many such devices be capable of thwarting a nuclear attack involving a large number of nuclear missiles?
Second, even if an antimissile system might work, what about funding? Messrs. Kagan and Schmitt acknowledge that "deficit hawks" among Republicans opposed the missile-defense plank of the "Contract With America." Do they think there is sufficient support in Congress on both sides of the aisle to increase defense appropriations to build such a system?
If they do think so, I fear they live in a dream world. With the end of the cold war, there is little chance that this or any other Congress in the foreseeable future would agree to a defense build-up such as occurred during the early Reagan years. And unless public opinion shifts drastically as the nuclear threat spreads, this situation will not change no matter who occupies the White House or what his opinion might be regarding missile defenses.
If additional money will not be made available, as seems likely, then any serious argument in support of missile defenses must confront the issue of how to redraw the defense budget to accommodate the enormous spending that would be required to deploy such systems. Development costs would be substantial, but they are only the beginning. How would the authors propose to change defense-spending priorities in order to meet their goal?
Unless Messrs. Kagan and Schmitt can answer these difficult questions, their argument is not likely to change very many minds.
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Potomac, Maryland
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In their informative and well-argued article, Robert Kagan and Gary Schmitt point out that in the Gulf war Iraq's Scuds caused problems that were not only military but diplomatic:
Iraqi missile attacks on Israel, designed to provoke that country's entry into the war, threatened to break apart the international coalition the U.S. had laboriously constructed and maintained.
The United States threw away a diplomatic opportunity at that moment. Once the war was under way, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait were not going to switch sides if Israel joined the battle. The rigidity of Arab opposition to Israel's existence was in fact modified, albeit slightly, as a result of the Gulf war. America made a mistake by accepting Israel's isolation as normal and proper.
The world is not impressed by the permanence and ferocity of anti-Zionism. Somehow, it is considered natural, even boring. Nevertheless, hostility to Israel is dangerous; it is the glue that holds radical Islam together.
The intensity of anti-Zionism is a threat to Israel, of course, but it has also harmed Muslims. Dictators and fanatics use anti-Israel sentiment as a tool to consolidate their own power. And the Arab world—the victim of its own intransigence—still remains untouched by the spread of democracy.
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Norman I. Gelman raises two basic questions: whether space-based missile-defense systems would work and, even if they worked, could the U.S. afford them. With reference to the first, he points to the "not . . . very encouraging" test results of anti-missile devices. But the failed tests to which Mr. Gelman appears to refer have involved land-based, not space-based, systems. Even so, these failures have not generally been tied to the anti-missile technologies used by the interceptors but to the underlying rocket system. Thus they do not directly invalidate the overall feasibility of using land-based systems to intercept theater-range ballistic missiles. As for space-based systems, much of the technology and engineering that would go into such systems has been successfully tested or fielded, in one fashion or another, by NASA, the Air Force, and the Pentagon's National Reconnaissance Office.
Can the country afford an effective system of missile defenses? The answer is clearly yes. As a nation, we are spending barely 3 percent of our gross domestic product on defense. During the cold war, we routinely spent more than double that—and did so whether the economy was performing well or not, and whether the government ran budget deficits or surpluses. Finding funds for missile defenses is simply a question of what our political leaders think matters more: protecting an ever-expanding set of domestic-entitlement programs or protecting America's ability to exercise its role as the globe's leading state. The key problem the U.S. faces in fielding effective ballistic-missile defenses is no longer technological but, instead, one of strategic understanding and political will.
George Jochnowitz speculates on whether Israel's participation in the Gulf war would have led the Arab states to drop out of the coalition fighting Iraq. We do not know. What we do know, however, is that the war demonstrated that Israel needs its own missile-defense capability. Our concern is that Israel's effort to develop that capability is, like that of the United States, falling behind the threats it must soon face. Israel's Arrow missile-defense system may be adequate for handling Scuds, but it cannot, as presently configured, meet the threat posed by the Shahab-3 and Shahab-4, the newest generation of Iranian theater-range missiles.


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Photograph - Response to Presentation by John Elden, EOCA Dinner for John Elden, Royal Exhibition Building, 19 Jun 1985 Reg. No: MM 124867
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- Colour photograph of outgoing Exhibition Trustees Director John Elden giving a response to Graeme Marston's presentation of a gold pocket watch at the EOCA Dinner held for Elden at the Royal Exhibition Building, Melbourne, on the evening of 19 June 1985.
This is one of 959 photographs (or images) of the Exhibition Building collated by the Exhibition Trustees as a 10 volume pictorial history of the Exhibition Building spanning the years 1880 to 1985. The pictorial history was instigated by the centenary of the Exhibition Building in 1980 and forms part of a larger Royal Exhibition Building collection of documents, photographs, objects and research files.
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- A colour photographic print on a page of a photograph album. There is a printed caption below the photograph.
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- Outgoing Exhibition Trustees Director John Elden standing as he makes a response to Graeme Marston's presentation to him a moment earlier of a gold pocket watch in a red leather case at the at the EOCA Dinner held for Elden in the Royal Exhibition Buildings on the evening of 19 June 1985. The red leather case can be seen on the table in front of Elden, with Graeme Martson sitting at the table to his right.
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|Photograph: Colour
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|Royal Exhibition Building (REB), Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 19 Jun 1985
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An apparatus and method for DFT processing using prime factor algorithm (PFA) on a selected number P of midamble chip values received by a CDMA receiver, where P has a plurality M of relatively prime factors F, and the DFT process is divided into M successive F-point DFT processes. The P data values are retrieved from a single input port memory and selectively permuted by a controller into parallel caches to optimize factoring with associated twiddle factors stored in parallel registers. The permuted inputs are factored in two or more parallel PFA circuits that comprise adders and multipliers arranged to accommodate any size F-point DFT. The outputs of the PFA circuits are processed by consolidation circuitry in preparation for output permutation of the values which are sent to memory for subsequent DFT cycles.
1. In a wireless receiver, a method for DFT processing a selected number P of midamble data values, where P has a plurality of relatively prime factors Ni, for i=1 to M, where
comprising the steps:
storing P data values in a memory;
inputting P data values at a control circuit from said memory for M consecutive iterations, one for each factor Ni, such that K=Ni and P/Ni groups of data values are processed for each iteration; and
DFT processing, by selectively controlled DFT processing circuitry, data values in groups of a selected number K, comprising:
storing twiddle sets in first and second twiddle registers associated with DFT processing of all factors Ni;
receiving in a first cache L selected values of each group of K data values, where L≧K/2;
receiving in a second cache K-L other data values of each group of K values such that the processing of the data values received in the second cache has twiddle sets symmetrical to some of the data values received in the first cache;
processing, by a first prime factor algorithm (PFA) circuit, K data value groups received from said first and second caches and said first twiddle register; and
processing, by a second PFA circuit, the same K data value groups in tandem with said first PFA circuit using a twiddle sets from said second twiddle register.
2. The invention of
3. The invention of
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This application is a continuation of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 10/120,971, filed on Apr. 11, 2002, which issued on Mar. 9, 2004 as U.S. Pat. No. 6,704,760.
The invention generally relates to discrete Fourier transforms (DFT). In particular, the invention relates to an apparatus and method using a prime factor algorithm (PFA) implementation of DFT components.
In CDMA wireless communications between a base station and a user equipment (UE), channel estimation is performed on the midamble section of the CDMA time slot. Depending on the system burst type, the period length Lm for a typical CDMA midamble is either 256 or 512 chips. However, a portion P of the midamble that is digitally processed for channel estimation is trimmed, such as to 192 or 456 chips respectively, to eliminate the potential bleeding of the adjacent data burst data into the midamble that would corrupt the channel estimation.
The Discrete Fourier Transform (DFT) is a popular mathematical tool that converts the input signal from the discrete time domain to the discrete frequency domain, defined by Equation 1:
When N points are processed using DFT, the number of operations needed to complete the processing are of the order N2. Using a radix 2 Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) to process a digital signal with N points, the number of operations is considerably less at an order of N log(N). However, there is a drawback in taking advantage of the faster radix 2 FFT method, since the input must be padded with zeros for cases where the number N points to be processed is not of the order 2N (radix 2), such as for P=192 or 456. By artificially adding zeros to the input signal, the channel estimation becomes more of an approximation since the processing is then performed in a set of values that do not truly represent the signal.
A solution is to decompose the digital signal processing by using smaller matrices of sizes based on the prime factors of P, which results in a method with the accuracy of DFT and with significantly less operations closer to that of FFT method.
Minimizing memory hardware space is a primary concern within a CDMA receiver. Rather then gaining the benefit of operation efficiency through multiple parallel input/output ports, memory with a reduced number of ports such as single or dual port memory are commonly used instead. When data points are stored across a multitude of addresses, with limited input/output (I/O) ports, the hardware becomes the limiting factor for the data processing and retrieving the data to perform computations may require repeated memory accesses, which is inefficient. Thus, during the DFT process, it is desirable to perform as many operations as possible on a piece of data in order to retrieve it less often, with minimal hardware under the limited access constraints.
An apparatus and method for DFT processing that uses prime factor algorithm (PFA) on a selected number P of midamble chip values received by a CDMA receiver, where P has a plurality M of relatively prime factors F, and the DFT process is divided into M successive F-point DFT processes. During each F-point DFT, the P data values are retrieved from a single port memory and selectively permuted by a controller into parallel caches to optimize factoring with associated twiddle factors stored in parallel registers. The permuted inputs are factored in two or more parallel PFA circuits that comprise adders and multipliers arranged to accommodate any size F-point DFT. The outputs of the PFA circuits are processed by consolidation circuitry in preparation for output permutation of the values which are sent to memory. Once all of the P values are processed for the first of M DFT cycles, the process is repeated for the remaining M cycles using the remaining F values. Operations and hardware are minimized by the input permutation which takes advantage of the inherent symmetries of twiddle factors.
The optimized DFT process described herein can be utilized by any apparatus, system or process suitable for signal processing. Although the preferred application uses optimized DFTs for channel estimation in a communication system base station or UE, it may be applied to other DFT applications, including, but not limited to, multi-user detection at either a base station or UE.
The received communication burst 106 is processed by algorithm 20 as shown in
The DFT optimizations presented hereafter pertain to DFT blocks 109, 112 as shown in
A second form of DFT optimization is achieved by aligning the N points of the DFT that have common twiddle factors and twiddle sets. As shown in
The efficient grouping of operations as shown for 8-point and 19-point DFTs in
This permutation for the modified DFT can be expressed by general equations 9 and 10.
This calculation is done separately for each factor F of the data size. For the 456 input data size process divided into three modules of 3, 8 and 19 point DFTs, the above variables are:
Returning to
In process 403, each PFA circuit 520, 521 performs a set of subsequent operations associated with asymmetrical points of the DFT (e.g., N0 for an 8-point DFT) and for pairs of symmetrical points (e.g., N1 and N7 for an 8-point DFT). For an 8-point DFT using two PFA circuits, the first 8 of 456 values N0–N7 are processed by three sets of operations. In the first operation set, PFA circuit 520 operates on twiddle set 0 for points N0–N7 simultaneously with PFA circuit 521 which operates on twiddle set 1 for points N0–N7. Once the sums are completed and sent to output registers 551–558, the next set of operations is performed on twiddle sets 2 and 3 by PFA circuits 520, 521, respectively, and the results are subsequently summed and further processed by processes 404 and 405. The final operation set is performed on twiddle set 4 by PFA circuit 520. These three operation sets together form the first of 57 repeated DFT operations by the PFA circuit on the first 8 of 456 points.
Process 404 performs the output permutation for the outputs stored in stage 6 of
It should be noted that processes 402–405 occur simultaneously for the respective operation sets within one cycle of the F-point DFT.
Processes 406–410 repeat processes 401–405 for a 19-point DFT, and likewise, processes 411–415 repeat the same set of processes for a 3-point DFT. The final output permutation stored in memory at process 415 represents the result produced by the three separate F-point DFTs and is identical to the result that a single 456-point DFT would achieve. It should be noted that the same results are obtained by altering the sequence in which the three F-point DFTs are performed.
Similarly, a 192-point DFT using PFA can be performed by 64 cycles of the 3-point DFT followed by 3 cycles of the 64-point DFT, as shown by processes 451–460 in
Returning to
At stage 5, one clock pulse behind stage 4, the output of the PFA circuits 520, 521 are received by add registers 541, 545 and 546. With each subsequent pulse, the adders 531, 535 and 536 perform the sum of the PFA circuit output to the prior PFA circuit output stored by the add registers 541, 545, 546, until the fifth pulse (clock pulse 16), when the final DFT operation for the cycle is received (from stage 4, clock pulse 15) and summed. Next in stage 6, each of the summed values from add registers 541, 545 and 546 are sent in a single clock pulse to the output registers 551, 555, 556 where these values are kept until memory input register 565 sends each value, one per clock pulse, to the memory 501.
Thus, at clock pulse 21, the first set of 8 DFT points N0–N7 are processed with the first 2 twiddle sets 0 and 1. Meanwhile, at each stage, the points N0–N7 are processed with the next two twiddle sets with each set of 5 clock pulses. For example, at stage 3, twiddle sets 0 and 1 are processed during clock pulses 10–14; twiddle sets 2 and 3 are processed during pulses 15–19; and twiddle set 4 is processed during pulses 20–24. The first full DFT cycle is completed by clock pulse 31.
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But on the smaller, local end of the spectrum, when he and his wife took a house-hunting expedition early this month to Miles City, Billings' low temperature for the day of 18 degrees below zero got them ready.
"We were going to look for a house at 38 below zero," Klippenstein said.
After seven years of dealing with all aspects of student affairs and enrollment at MSUB, Klippenstein will reach a longtime goal on Jan. 6 when he starts as MCC's president.


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Do beauty blogs encourage impulse buying?
Do beauty blogs encourage impulse buying? Is there more hype created? Do they create pressure to buy it now rather than waiting for it?
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Please be careful there is some language in this by the prius owner and wife.
So Question?
Anybody had issues like this before, I got yelled at for not having a front plate while I had my truck idling down one day.
So damn custom, I don't even need a sig!
foot brake the truck and smoke the b*tch out!
you must look too friendly, nobody ever messes with me really. Ive had people say something about me taking 2 spots when I park, until I get out of the truck and tell them to go f*** themselves. that usually does the trick
unreal....tree huggers suck.
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Back when I had an SUV, my buddies mom got on me about it. I just told her next time she wants something moved to shove it in the back of her little prius and dont call me.
Here's the deal. I'm the best there is. Plain and simple. I wake up in the morning and I piss excellence
I get a lot of heavy SIGHS, but thats about it. I would have had some fun with this B#$%*, but I dont have kids.
I agree with Mike... I would have just held it to the floor!!
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I swear, the next one that hassles me about my car or truck is going to be on a liquid diet for the rest of their life...
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"When you do things right, people won't be sure you've done anything at all."
I would never hit a woman. But I sure as hell would have let my wife have a go at it.
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I was actually suprised how calm he was. Not sure if I would be the calm.
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"I spent big bucks buying this truck over a gas truck. You're the problem. If you didn't get your science from the home shopping netowork you'd realize that those filthy coal burning power plants for your car are killing my planet!".
I was in my RAM tagging back and forth the other day with another guy in a RAM with a Cummins.
It was sooo funny. Frickin Prius owners behind him try to pass and flip him off, but get a widow full of blackness.
You should have been there. It was fun!
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Were you the same guy who had his truck keyed by a Prius owner?
I would've revved it like crazy to blow more smoke in the air and piss her off some more. I would also take down her plate and find out where she lives and then at night pull the Prius with the truck and leave it in the middle of a farm field.
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Like the Sunwell Plateau's A Charitable Donation, this quest's only purpose is to let you get some easy added rep. If you don't feel like knocking out that last Heroic to finish your trip to Exalted, you can just do this quest. Do you have a ton of gold but don't have much time to run heroics for reputation at all? Do this quest on a daily basis, and you'll eventually get rewards.
You don't have to do this quest, and not doing it has no negative impact on your Tournament progress. When you reach Exalted with the Argent Crusade, you no longer receive any reward for completing this quest. I'm sure a number of you will think to yourselves, 'Did this quest really need a guide?' Considering how many people stare dumbfounded at this Squire on my home server trying to figure out his purpose, I say yes. It did need one.


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Re: Thursday OOP & Scores
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From Rulebook
d) The final standing of each group shall be determined by the
first of the following
methods that apply
i) Greatest number of wins;
Greatest number of matches completed
(a retirement does not count as a completed
match for the retiring player; it does however, count as a completed
match for the opponent of the retiring player).
Head-to-head results if only two (2) players are tied,
or if three (3) players are
tied, then:
aa) If three (3) players each have one (1) win, a player having played less than
two (2) matches is automatically eliminated and the player advancing to
the knockout competition is the winner of the match-up of the two (2)
players tied with 1-1 records; or
bb) Highest percentage of sets won; or
cc) Highest percentage of games won.
dd) If any of the above produces one (1) superior player, then this is the winner
of the group; or, if it produces one (1) inferior player, and the two remaining
players are tied, the tie between those two (2) players shall be broken
by head-to-head record.
iv) If ties still exist after the above procedures, then the player with the highest
ranking shall be deemed the winner of the group.
Do you think the players actually get their calculators out the night before their matches to calculate what they need to do?
I doubt it...and I don't understand some of what you have said in previous posts, so I'm sure some of the players don't either
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Local residents have a new way to celebrate Christmas.
The lobby of the Clugston Senior Apartments is being transformed into a Christmas tree wonderland for the first-ever Walk of Trees.
More than a dozen trees from local businesses and organizations have been decorated, and visitors to the lobby will have the chance to look over the different trees, vote for the People's Choice, and purchase a raffle ticket to win the tree of their choice.
COLUMBIA CITY — America prides itself on being the country where dreams come true.
For hundreds of years, people have flocked to the United States for the pursuit of freedom, happiness and unlimited opportunities. And, perhaps the greatest American dream of all is the quest for every family to have their own home.
The Habitat for Humanity (HFH) of Whitley County Women Build Program made the American dream come true for two local families as their homes were dedicated on Saturday morning.
COLUMBIA CITY — An Indiana State Police Crime Scene Technician and the Columbia City Police Department are investigating an armed robbery that occurred Monday evening at Pak-a-Sak.
According to Columbia City Police Detective Tim Longenbaugh, at approximately 6:45 p.m. a white male in his late 30's or early 40's entered the convenience store at the corner of Line and North streets and approached the clerk. The clerk told police the man lifted his sweatshirt revealing a firearm in the waistband of his pants and demanded money.


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Those newbs, Emu ---- those dirty newbs!
There's always one plum.
This guy seems to be asking about playing DVDs in Mplayer all over the forum. That is actually against forum rules. I'm sure a good bit of searching will turn up the result.
So to prevent us all having to put up with his less than Win posts I give him the gift of Reading for a few days, just because I'm a thoroughly nice bloke.
Not really doing much Wii stuff these days.
Ditto, Teal'C.
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Communitarian Soul: A Curiosity, Not a ConcernWritten by Eric McGlade | | email@example.com
On a flight home, reading a computer magazine, I came upon a small news item on that last page. The item reported that Bill Nye, the "science guy" was giving a lecture at the University of Southern California. During the lecture, he fainted. Quoting from the article, "Unsure if this was a part of the presentation or not, students began tweeting that Nye was on the ground instead of rushing to his aid." (Laptop February, 2011). The article went on to report that Nye, recovered, then, collapsed again over the podium. This time students did seek help by dialing 911 on their phones.
Given the creative flamboyance of Mr. Nye's personality — I used to watch his show with my daughter when she was in elementary school, I guess I could cut the students in that room some slack for their alleged insensitivity. But it does seem odd to me that his collapse prompted many to twitter their thoughts as opposed to coming to his aid.
There is a history of stories like this, dating back to 1964 when a 29 year old woman who lived in Queens was stalked and attacked multiple times over the course of forty-five minutes while 38 of her neighbors did little to come to her aid. The common excuse was given was fear of involvement. Fear is a debilitating thing. But this doesn't explain the unwillingness to call the police from the safety of their own home.
Clearly, fear wasn't a factor in Bill Nye's case. Neither was apathy, after all, many of the students cared enough about the event to twitter their friends… They just didn't care enough to go to his aid until he collapsed a second time. It is as if they found Mr. Nye's plight more a curiosity than a concern.
Much is being written today about how social our nation is becoming. This is a good thing. Our young are "networkers" where their parents often were John Wayne go-it-alone types at work. Today employers want to hire "team players" and people who can get along with each other. The old "top down" management model with the strictly defined boxes on the flow chart is giving way to more democratic give and take of ideas. This builds community and productivity in our work places. People have to learn to take each other seriously, regardless of their position in the company or organization. We have to develop concern for each other.
Yet at the same time, this new social way of living and working together has its trivial side. Eat a toasted cheese sandwich for lunch and it becomes subject for conversation on Facebook and Twitter. The boss does something that angers you and there is e-mail, the quick and ready way to vent your frustration. The Black Eyed Peas performed at the half time show during the Super Bowl, and e-mail boxes become inundated with amusing and belittling comments from those were not impressed. All of this is fun, but the immediacy of it all can skew our vision. The people we write about easily become mere curiosities. Once the distance between concern and curiosity has been crossed, it is not so far fetched to find ourselves where those students were. One day, a guy faints and instead of rushing to his aid, we pull out our iPhones and our droids and tweet our friends –"guess what I just saw …"
We live in a culture obsessed with celebrity and fame. We are amused by a collection of so-called reality shows on television that trivializes and exploits the complexities of human interaction and relationship for entertainment purposes. We have technology that works far faster than the internal filtering systems we employ to protect us from ourselves. It is becoming a challenge for us to see in our neighbor an authentic needs that my require our attention. It has become so much easier to see in them a curiosity to muse about.
Eric McGlade is a United Methodist pastor living in Bowling Green, Ohio.


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Happy 10th birthday to the SABR/Baseball-Reference Encyclopedia. Thanks to all those who have contributed and welcome to any who wish to contribute.
Alex Torres
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Alexander Jesus Torres Matos
- Bats Left, Throws Left
- Height 5' 10", Weight 160 lb.
- Born December 8, 1987 in Valencia, Carabobo, Venezuela
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Alex Torres was signed by scout Carlos Porte for the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim organization in 2005. He made his pro debut for the DSL Angels that summer. Torres came stateside in 2006 with the AZL Angels, then was one of three players traded to the Tampa Bay Rays in return for pitcher Scott Kazmir on August 28, 2009. He was 13-6, 2.77 for three teams that season, including 7 starts in AA.
Torres pitched the third inning of the 2010 Futures Game for the World in a 9-1 loss. Relieving Hector Noesi with a 2-1 deficit, he retired Mike Moustakas on a grounder. Mike Trout reached on an error but was caught stealing. Eric Hosmer singled, then Hank Conger flew out. Torres was replaced by Julio Teheran.
Torres made his major league debut for the Rays on July 18, 2011, coming in relief in the 9th inning of a game against the New York Yankees with the score tied at 4-all. He proceeded to allow a run on a hit and three walks in one inning and was charged with his team's 5-4 loss. He had only been called up because the Rays' bullpen had been exhausted in a 16-inning marathon against the Boston Red Sox the night before, and was the last man on the bullpen's depth chart on the night of his debut, being there mainly in case the Rays needed a long reliever. As it turns out, the Rays used their three available veteran relievers in trying unsuccessfully to protect a 4-2 lead for Alex Cobb, and Alexander was the only pitcher available to continue the game, placing him in a less-than-ideal situation, as the patient Yankee hitters took advantage of the young lefthander's shaky control. He was sent back to AAA Durham the next day.
When Torres came back to the majors with the Rays in 2013, he was seemingly a different pitcher. In 39 games, he went 4-2 with a 1.71 ERA, allowing only 32 hits in 58 innings, while striking out 62 and walking 20. He pitched three times in the postseason and did not allow any runs while striking out five opponents in four innings against the Boston Red Sox in the ALDS. Surprisingly, however, the Rays did not hang on to him as would have been expected given his break-out season, but instead traded him to the San Diego Padres on January 22, 2014. The deal involved seven players, with P Jesse Hahn also headed west, while the Rays received five players in return, headlined by IF Logan Forsythe and P Brad Boxberger (along with Matt Lollis, Matt Andriese and Maxx Tissenbaum).
On June 22, 2014, Torres became the first pitcher to wear one of the new padded protective caps designed to protect pitchers against the impact of line drives in a game.
On March 30, 2015, he was traded to the New York Mets in return for minor league P Cory Mazzoni.


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The new Zumbini™ program (officially launching in Sept 2013) is where the science of child development meets the magic of Zumba®! Designed for children 0 to 4 years old and their caregivers, this program takes little ones on their first steps toward a healthy, active life. Together, adults and their young children wiggle, sing, and learn, for the ultimate bonding experience!
The Zumbini program is a high energy, fun, contemporary take on an old idea: mommy and me music and movement. However, this class is unique! The Zumbini class is different because all of the music is original, there is more movement than a typical early childhood education music and movement class,
The class is a mix of recorded music, live singing, and an opportunity to play instruments, giving the children and caregivers different ways to experience music and movement, one flowing into the next.
How long are the classes?
Each class is 45 minutes long and runs once a week for 8-12 weeks (called sessions). The sessions start in the FALL (Aug/Sept), WINTER (Jan), SPRING (Mar/Apr), and SUMMER (Jun/Jul).
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Participants receive a Zumbini bundle on the first day of the session which they can take home and use outside of the class. The bundle consists of a colorful songbook, a story, and suggested activities. Of course, no songbook would be complete without the songs! So, also included are two copies of the CD that is used in the course. One copy is for the home and one for the car. This is such an integral part of the program because it allows your child to hear the music, the sounds, and watch you move just as we do in class. Repetition is key and will help your child (and you) feel more comfortable when they come back to class.
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Feb. 3, 2012
SALT LAKE CITY-----Fourth-ranked Georgia led No. 1 Utah by a tenth entering the final rotation, but the Utes came back to claim a 197.150-196.950 win in front of 14,926 fans Friday at the Huntsman Center.
Georgia (3-2) had regained the lead after a 49.3 in the third rotation, but Utah (3-1), the top-ranked team on floor, turned in a 49.500 behind a pair of 9.95s in the final two routines. Despite the loss, the Gym Dogs posted their highest road score since a 197.150 at Florida in 2010.
"I was very proud of our attitude and our grit," Georgia head coach Jay Clark said. "We had some mistakes and I think both teams were a little tight because it was such a high-profile meet. I think we let that get to us early on. This score will help us down the line, and to be able to go close to 197 on the road certainly helps. We have to continue to grow. Still, you're never happy with a loss, so we'll lick our wounds for a day or two."
Georgia started the meet on bars and led 49.275-49.225 after one rotation. After a pair of 9.825s in the middle of the lineup, Gina Nuccio and Kat Ding closed out the rotation with a 9.9 and 9.925, respectively. For Ding, it was her fourth bars title in five meets this season.
Utah posted a 49.25 on bars in the second rotation to take a 98.475-98.45 lead at the halfway point. Georgia was led on vault by Ding with a 9.9, and Cat Hires' 9.85. The Gym Dogs turned in a 49.0 or higher on the event for the 13th-straight meet.
Behind Noel Couch's career-high 9.95 in the anchor on floor, Georgia regained the lead 147.750-147.650 going to the final rotation. Nuccio scored a 9.875 in the No 5 spot, and UGA posted a season-high 49.3 on the event.
The Gym Dogs went to beam for the final rotation and scored a 49.200. Shayla Worley turned in a 9.9 to tie for first, and Couch added a 9.85 in the leadoff spot. On floor, Utah had a pair of 9.95s and two 9.875s for a 49.500.
Corrie Lothrop won the all-around for Utah with a 39.475, and Couch had a 39.150.
Georgia will be at home for the next two weeks beginning with a met against No. 2 Arkansas next Friday at 7:30 p.m.
Team Results
1. Utah - 197.150 (Vault - 49.225, Bars - 49.250, Beam - 49.175, Floor - 49.500)
2. Georgia - 196.950 (Vault - 49.175, Bars - 49.275, Beam - 49.200, Floor - 49.300)
Georgia's Individual Results
Vault (49.175): Chelsea Davis - 9.8, Noel Couch - 9.675, Sarah Persinger - 9.8, Kaylan Earls - 9.825, Cat Hires - 9.85, Kat Ding - 9.9
Bars (49.275): Christa Tanella - 9.8, Noel Couch - 9.675, Chelsea Davis - 9.825, Shayla Worley - 9.825, Gina Nuccio - 9.9, Kat Ding - 9.925
Beam (49.200): Noel Couch - 9.85, Kaylan Earls - 9.8, Kat Ding - 9.825, Chelsea Davis - 9.675, Sarah Persinger - 9.825, Shayla Worley - 9.9
Floor (49.300): Kaylan Earls - 9.825, Sarah Persinger - 9.825, Shayla Worley - 8.6, Christa Tanella - 9.825, Gina Nuccio - 9.875, Noel Couch - 9.95


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Love-A-Bull is very excited to participate in Best Friends Animal Society's annual Strut Your Mutt nationwide fundraiser. This year they've added Austin to the list of cities holding a walk event!
Last year, Best Friends Animal Society's annual Strut Your Mutt fundraiser raised $700,000 for participating animal rescue groups and Best Friends. This year, the goal is $1 million.
Love-A-Bull would like to help reach that goal by raising at least $3,000 to help continue saving the lives of animals in Austin!
You can sign up to join Love-A-Bull's Dog Pack here to help raise money and walk with our team on Saturday, September 29th at
The Triangle Mueller Lake Park.
Can't join us on the walk? You can still help us raise funding by signing up to be a virtual fundraiser or donating to our team captain's page. No matter how you decide to participate you'll be helping us get closer to reaching our goal!
Donations of any amount are appreciated! Here are some ideas for what these funds can help purchase, just to get you started:
- Day of pampering including nail trim, ear cleaning and soothing oatmeal bath for one dog
- Heartworm and flea protection for one dog for one month
- New leash and collar or new bed for one dog
- Vet wellness check for one dog
- Spay/neuter for one dog
- Food for three months for one dog
- Therapy dog vest ("uniform") for one canine member of the Pit Crew
- Behavior evaluation and two private sessions with professional trainer
- New crate for one dog
- Mange or allergy treatment for one dog
- 2000 handouts to promote educational information about responsible dog ownership
- Vet check, heartworm treatment, spay/neuter, vaccinations for one dog
- Orthopedic surgery for one dog with bone or joint injuries
- Emergency boarding for one dog for 10 days
Help us start fundraising to reach our goal and, if you can, join us on the walk! As always, thank you for all of your wonderful support. We couldn't do what we do without YOU!
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A direct compression tablet formulation containing a non-hydrated quinoline carboxylic acid type antibacterial agent.
1. A composition containing by weight, about 80-85% norfloxacin, about 13.5-18.5% microcrystallin cellulose, about 0.5-2% magnesium stearate, and about 1-4.5% croscarmellose sodium.
2. The composition of claim 1 containing a trace amount of colorant.
3. A tablet prepared from the composition of claim 1 or 2.
The invention is concerned with a direct compression quinoline carboxylic acid tablet which utilizes non-hydrated quinoline carboxylic acid.
Certain quinoline carboxylic acids are known orally active antibacterial agents. (see e.g. U.S. Pat. No. 4,146,719; U.S. Pat. No. 3,590,036; U.S. Pat. No. 4,292,317)
Norfloxacin is a particularly effective agent of this class and has the formula ##STR1## Its formulation into a tablet oral dosage form is disclosed in Italian patent application No. 20764A/79; this formulation requires that it contain about 2% to about 15% water to permit preparation of a tablet containing the minimal amount of inert ingredients carriers etc. and having suitable dissolution, disintegration and bioavailability characteristics. This water is added to the formulation ingredients prior to compression into a tablet.
A tablet formulation has been discovered which requires no hydration, i.e. no addition of water prior to compression and which contains lesser amounts of inert ingredients than the prior art formulation, while maintaining equivalent dissolution, disintegration, bioavailability and strength properties of the tablet prepared therefrom. The tablet formulation may be equally useful for other quinoline carboxylic acid type agents.
A direct compression tablet and a non-hydrated formulation for its preparation containing quinoline carboxylic acid antibacterial.
An embodiment of the invention is a direct compression tablet formulation containing quinoline carboxylic acid antibacterial agent.
Examples of useful quinoline carboxylic acids are norfloxacin, ciprofloxacin, enoxacin, ofloxacin, cinoxacin, nalidixic acid, rosoxacin, oxolinic acid, flunaquine, amifloxacin, pipemidic acid, pefloxacin and the like. A preferred quinoline carboxylic acid is norfloxacin.
The present formulation comprises a blend of said antibacterial agent and minimal amounts of other processing aids with no water added. More specifically, the processing aids are a disintegrant, a filler/binder and a lubricant, with a colorant being optionally added and the antibacterial agent is norfloxacin.
This formulation is directly compressed into a tablet which is generally film coated, preferably using a conventional aqueous coating system. The film former is typically modified cellulose e.g. hydroxypropylcellulose and/or hydroxypropylmethylcellulose.
Following are the compositions of illustrative tablet formulations containing 200 and 400 mg of an antibacterial agent (norfloxacin).
______________________________________ A B Approx.Component mg/tablet Weight %______________________________________1. Norfloxacin 200 400 802. Microcrystalline 42.8 85.5 17 Cellulose NF3. Croscarmellose Sodium NF 5.0 10.10 24. Magnesium Stearate NF 2.2 4.4 0.95. Red Ferric Oxide NF <0.1 <0.19 <0.04______________________________________
The tablet is prepared by mixing the formulation ingredients with no hydration i.e. no water is added, prior to direct compression. This mixture of ingredients is thus substantially dry, that is, it will contain less than about 2% or preferably less than about 1% water. The tablet may be optionally film coated preferably using a water based system.
The prior art formulation described in the above-cited Italian patent application requires addition of at least about 2% up to about 15% water to the tablet formulation prior to compression. The specific formulations disclosed in the examples of the Italian application show that tablet ingredients (norfloxacin is the active ingredient) are first subjected to a granulation followed by addition of water (6% in Example 7, 8.2%-Example 2, 8%-Example 3, and 4) prior to compression. The present formulation also provides a processing advantage since it requires only blending of the ingredients without granulation or addition of water prior to compression. The elimination of the granulation operation also eliminates the use of a solvent (e.g., ethanol), and its attendant evaporation which could present environmental concerns.
The dissolution rate, disintegration times and breaking resistance (tablet strength) and active ingredient bioavailability of tablets of the A and B formulations and of tablets formulated according to the Italian patent directions were found to be substantially equivalent. In each instance the tablets (A and B or Italian) were additionally film coated using conventional tablet film coating systems (aqueous for A and B and solvent for Italian both utilizing a modified cellulose film former). Each tablet formulation also contained a trace (<0.04% by weight) of a colorant.
The strength and dissolution data are tabulated below:
______________________________________Tablet Formulation Breaking1 Dissolution %2(Norfloxacin, Mg) Strength (Kps) at 10, 20, 30 minutes______________________________________A 9.57 ▒ .54 104, 101, 101(200) 9.94 ▒ .26 101, 100, 101 11.03 ▒ .32 103, 103, 108 14.25 ▒ .33 109, 111, 110Italian 10.23 ▒ .35 99, 114, 113Application 11.23 ▒ .18 72, 110, 112(200) 12.95 ▒ .26 78, 111, 114B 11.88 ▒ .33 97, 104, 102(400) 12.45 103, 103, 100 14.28 NA, 101, 100 17.28 97, 98, 96 18.6 NA, 95, 100 20.0 67, 102, 102Italian 11.80 ▒ .57 101, 102, 102Application 13.28 ▒ .30 96, 101, 102(400) 16.18 ▒ .35 90, 100, 103 17.20 ▒ .20 92, 98, 103 19.15 ▒ .44 83, 100, 102 20 76, 97, 100______________________________________ 1 Schleuniger 2E tester 2 Using USP apparatus II, paddles at 50 RPM
The data show that the physical properties of the Italian application and present formulations are substantially equivalent.
While only tablets containing 200 and 400 mg of the active ingredient (antibacterial agent) are shown, tablets containing more or less of the active ingredient can be prepared as needed.
Claims to the invention follow.
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A man who was illegally walking between rail tracks was hit by a Metro Transit Green Line train in St. Paul on Monday afternoon and taken to the hospital, according to transit officials.
The incident happened just after 1 p.m. at the intersection of University Avenue and Chatsworth Street.
The man was hit by the westbound train while illegally walking in a non-designated crosswalk area at the intersection, according to Metro Transit spokesman Drew Kerr.
The pedestrian was taken to Regions Hospital in St. Paul with non-life-threatening injuries. He has not been identified.
The train was held up for an hour until the scene was cleared, officials say. The Snelling Avenue and Rice Street stops were also delayed and riders took busses.
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On Wednesday, 10 October 2012, the European Commission Directorate-General for Enterprise and Industry hosted an information seminar in Nicosia at the European Commission Representation in Cyprus on the issue of late payment and the application of a new European directive to tackle the problem. This seminar was the first to be held as part of a new Late Payment Information Campaign.
This directive is an important legal development for businesses, particularly SMEs, and public authorities in Cyprus and across the EU. It puts in place strict time-lines and tough penalties for payment between businesses, and between businesses and public authorities.
The seminar provided participants with an opportunity to learn more about the problem of late payment and the new measures being put in place to address the issue.
This campaign is funded by the European Commission's Directorate-General for Enterprise & Industry and is part of the European Commission's ongoing commitment to promoting economic growth and European business.
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25th Annual Harry C. Allen, Jr. Symposium
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SUMMERVILLE — Summerville outscored South Florence, 23-7, in the final period Wednesday to earn a 73-59 win in the first round of the Class AAAA boys basketball playoffs.
The Green Wave (20-5), which got a career-high 31 points from John Jenkins, will next host Ridgeview, a two-point winner over Lexington, in the second round Saturday.
The Bruins (9-14) were eliminated with the loss.
"I went to see South Florence Friday night and I thought they were dangerous and could beat us," Summerville coach Greg Elliott said. "I told our kids they are the best nine-win team we will see. They were super tough, but John Jenkins had a monster game and we did a good job closing it out with free throws at the end.
"We are excited to win a playoff game because I think the first one is always the toughest, but we have another tough one here Saturday."
Summerville led 36-35 at the half, but a trio of 3-point baskets in the third period from South Florence's Dawiyd Floyd helped lift the Bruins to a 52-50 lead entering the final period.
Jenkins, a junior, set the tone for the rest of the game by sinking a 3 from the corner off the glass to return the lead to Summerville.
The Bruins only trailed by 3 with 2:25 remaining but then the Green Wave broke the game open with some fastbreak points and solid free-throw shooting.
Senior Brandon Wilkerson added 17 points for Summerville and junior Christian Kalacanic finished with 12.
Michael Ellis and Fabian Jefferson both scored 14 points to lead the Bruins.
Summerville (73): John Jenkins 31, Brandon Wilkerson 17, Christian Kalacanic 12, Bellinger 4, Singleton 7, McKinnon 2
South Florence (59): Michael Ellis 14, Fabian Jefferson 14, Joshua Johnson 13, Daviyd Floyd 12, James 2, Legette 2, Robinson 2
Summerville 15 21 14 23—73
South Florence 13 22 17 7—59
Records: Summerville 20-5, South Florence 9-14. Next: Summerville hosts Ridgeview on Saturday.
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