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American Legion Speedway
Offering some of the best dirt track racing in the Midwest, see UMP late models and street stock car racing at American Legion Speedway every Saturday from mid-May through Labor Day weekend.
Anju Above
Anju Above promises to make Farm to Table dining more accessible by offering seasonally sensitive, locally grown cuisine in a fast and casual setting. Anju Above's menu features classic Neapolitan pizzas, sushi specifically created for the Midwestern palate, Asian dumplings, and a modern and interactive bar. Our purpose is to blend internationally inspired small dishes with socially responsible farming techniques to create a fast and fun, farm fresh experience for our guests.
Arcade Pancake House
Serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, family style.
Avanti's Italian Restaurant
Avanti's Italian Restaurant cooks and serves home style pasta, pizza, and sandwiches that are available through dine-in, carry-out, delivery and in the banquet room. Avanti's trademark is wonderful, fresh Italian bread which is prepared and baked in the restaurant kitchen. Avanti's Italian Restaurant has long been an institution for Illinois State University students and faculty and frequently second generation guests and staff members. The staff and management of Avanti's Italian Restaurant are experienced professionals who understand how to prepare and serve steaming hot, delicious Italian meals and fresh bread in a clean and comfortable atmosphere. Avanti's Italian Restaurant provides a very rare combination of homelike surroundings and high-quality food.
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Baxter's American Grille is the number one spot for modern atmosphere, exquisite food, fine wine, and in-house specialty drinks in the Bloomington area. Located at the Holiday Inn and Suites and across for Central Illinois Regional Airport, Baxter's American Grills brings big-city feel to the heart of the Midwest. Baxter's American Grille now offers seasonal menus that boast a variety of signature dishes that you can't get find anywhere else. The new concept provides a delicious variety of steaks, seafood and chops accompanied with a Management & Chef team that are dedicated to a unique culinary experience. Whether you stop in for one of their new signature martinis or dine in the upscale open kitchen concept, Baxter's American Grille is the destination for your evening out!
Bayern Stube Restaurant
A real Bavarian experience awaits you in this family-owned and operated restaurant. Bayern Stube, located in Gibson City, offers authentic Bavarian cuisine in a cozy, traditional atmosphere; with dishes like schnitzels, sausages and homemade desserts to fill your soul.
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Baymont Inn & Suites - Bloomington
The Baymont Inn and Suites is pleased to provide guests with exceptional service and quality amenities at an affordable price. Whether you are in Bloomington-Normal for business or leisure you can enjoy their heated outdoor swimming pool, free high speed internet in all guest rooms, free cable, fitness center, meeting room and much more. After a restful night of sleep, you can look forward to starting your day with a complimentary enhanced continental breakfast. The Baymont Inn and Suites is just minutes from the Central Illinois Regional Airport, Normal AMTRAK station, Uptown Normal and Downtown Bloomington.
Benchwarmers Pub
Unique eatery and bar filled with local sports memorabilia. Full service menu available daily.
Beningo's was established in the early 1970s, the tradition goes on four generations, specializing in homemade dishes from scratch for your dining pleasure. Among restaurants in Bloomington, let Beningo's take the worry and stress out of your busy schedule by simply ordering our famous lasagna, or choose from our wide variety of authentic entrees that are sure to make your family dinner or party unique and delicious, but most importantly, enjoyable! Click through our website to view our menu, read about our history, and learn more about one of the most respected and beloved dining establishments and restaurants in Bloomington IL and in Central Illinois. Come by Beningo's today to try our signature "sweet Sicilian" sauce, true to our Sicilian heritage.
Biaggi's Ristorante Italiano
At Biaggi's, we believe your dining experience should be just that… an experience! You'll find our comfortable atmosphere and casual setting a relaxing place to dine for any occasion. Whether you're with family, friends or business associates, you can count on our friendly and knowledgeable staff to deliver a memorable experience each and every time you visit. At Biaggi's, we're committed to offering freshly prepared Italian cuisine served by an exceptionally knowledgeable staff in a casual environment. In addition to regular menu items, each Biaggi's location offers a daily selection of featured specials.
Bloomington Center for the Performing Arts
Built in 1922 to house the original American Passion Play, the former Scottish Rite Temple is the centerpiece of downtown Bloomington's Cultural District. The Performing Arts Center has a 1,200-seat theater and 1,000-person ballroom.
Burr House Bed & Breakfast
The Burr House Bed & Breakfast is located in Bloomington's historic district across from Franklin Park. Six rooms are available, including one suite with a private bath and sitting room, three rooms with private bath and two with a shared bath. The home has four marble fireplaces, ornate plaster ceilings, original black walnut floors and woodwork and a formal dining room where breakfast is served.
Cascade Gardens Poultry & Eggs
This is more than the typical greenhouse with beautiful plants and the array of colors amaze you. This is a farm family raising chickens for eggs and meat, offering the "hands-on" experience to see what it is like to "be with the chickens!" In the fall, this is a fun place to go for mums and pumpkins, and they also have fall decorations. Open April-September. Groups are welcome.
Chanute Air Museum
The Chanute Air Museum celebrates the 76 year legacy of the former Chanute Air Force base and the development Illinois aviation. The Museum showcases over 30 aircraft, including a rare P-51H Mustang and XB-47 Stratojet, while exhibits include "Life at Chanute" and "The 99th Pursuit Squadron: From Rantoul to Ramitelli and Beyond." Bus parking and a gift shop are available.
Christmas at the Mansions Tour
Travel back in time to the late 1800s and early 1900s and experience a traditional Victorian and Edwardian Christmas! Tour Ewing Manor, the David Davis Mansion and a Mystery Mansion in Bloomington-Normal and take in the architecture and history of these homes while they are decorated for Christmas. Tours will be at: 2 pm – 5 pm and 5 pm – 8 pm
Christmas with the Nelsons at the Bloomington Center for the Performing Arts
Matthew and Gunnar Nelson return to the BCPA in this heart-warming holiday throwback. A genuine blend of Everly Brothers-style harmonies and Smothers Brothers-style comedy, the multi-platinum recording artists remind us that the holidays are best spent with family and friends gathered in cozy living rooms with some hot cocoa and meaningful music.
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Please come in and browse our unique collection of new and gently used furniture and accessories. Our selection changes daily. Bedrooms, dining tables, chairs, pictures, sofas, lamps, art objects, collectibles and much more!
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Serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. Alcohol served. Catering services. Credit cards accepted.
Clinton Lake Marina
Services include boat rentals, beverages, bait, propane tank exchange, slip rentals and an on-site boat service department.
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Enjoy 9,300 acres of great outdoor picnicking, hiking, camping, hunting, fishing, swimming, boating, water skiing. Fall foliage, winter offers ice fishing, snowmobiling on frozen lake. 308 campsites, Private marina.
Comfort Suites West - Bloomington
The Comfort Suites West offers free deluxe continental breakfast, free wireless high-speed Internet access, free issues of USA Today, free local calls, an outdoor pool, fitness center, on-site business center, and a meeting room. All of the hotel's oversized guest suites are equipped with microwaves, refrigerators, flat-screen televisions, clock radios with MP3 jacks, coffee makers, curved shower rods, hair dryers, desks, irons, ironing boards, pillow-top mattresses, sofa sleepers, voice mail and cable television. Connecting rooms can be requested. Coin-operated laundry facilities are located on the property and valet cleaning service is offered.
Community Players Theatre
The Community Players Theatre is committed to presenting quality theater at an affordable price. Call for current performances and tickets.
Constitution Trail
The Constitution Trail is a 36.4 mile asphalt and crushed stone trail of moderate difficulty. It begins at Atwood Wayside trailhead in Bloomington. Lined with trees where a variety of birds call home, you'll also find a fishing pond as well as an expanse of native prairie grassland.

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Dementia Study at USU Examines Factors that Increase Disease Progression
|JoAnn Tschanz recently had a proposal funded for over $10 million from the ARRA program.
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act has, to date, funded over $10 million in research proposals at USU. JoAnn Tschanz, a professor in the department of psychology at USU, has been awarded $2.9 million in ARRA funding from the National Institutes of Health, to lead the Cache County Dementia Progression Study (DPS). "Progression of Dementia: A Population Study," is a continuation of the work she has done previously on dementia and the factors that influence its progression.
Emerging from a larger population study, the Cache County Study on Memory in Aging, the DPS examines the clinical expression of dementia after onset and the impact of genetic and environmental factors on progression.
"DPS is unique as it is one of only a few population-based studies of dementia progression in the world," said Tschanz. "We have been fortunate to enroll participants early in the course of their dementia. Because participants were also participants of the Cache County Study, we have access to life-time risk factor information that preceded the onset of their illness. DPS has had wonderful participation rates from the participant as well as their caregivers."
The DPS has discovered that over 25 percent of Cache Valley participants affected by Alzheimer's Disease show little decline over a period of five years and that nearly 100 percent of those with dementia will experience some form of psychiatric symptoms such as depression and anxiety over the course of their illness; participants experiencing such symptoms shortly after the onset of dementia decline at a more rapid pace compared to those who lack these symptoms at a similar point in their illness.
Translating the results to a wider non-Cache Valley population is the ultimate goal of the project. "Because of the population basis and the rich information we are able to draw upon, what we learn from this project will more likely be representative of the 'typical' person who suffers from dementia," said Tschanz. "It is also likely that the project will improve our understanding of the factors that affect progression and identify those that may be important in maintaining higher levels of functioning and independence among those suffering from the condition."
And that is what ARRA research funds are designed to do: invest in improving the nation's physical health, spur technological advances in science, and address the challenges of new transportation and environmental protections to provide long term economic benefits.
"USU is committed to the transparent, ethical, and responsible distribution of ARRA funds, said Jeff Broadbent, associate vice president for research at USU. "We are using the ARRA funds we've received at USU for their intended purpose, and all ARRA funds we receive will be distributed following ARRA reporting guidelines."
ARRA funding at USU has gone toward the Utah Botanical Center, the Laboratory Animal Research Center, Edith Bowen Laboratory School, and the Logan Lagoons Project, among others, to support a variety of initiative designed to improve the quality of life for citizens of Cache Valley, the state of Utah, and the nation.
ARRA specifies appropriations for a wide range of federal programs and increases or extends certain benefits under Medicaid, unemployment compensation, and nutrition assistance programs. The legislation also reduces individual and corporate income tax collections, and makes a variety of other changes to tax laws. See USU's ARRA site (http://research.usu.edu/htm/arra) and Recovery.gov (http://www.recovery.gov) for more information.
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A job interview can be a verbal ballet with lots of nuance. But there are phrases that are the equivalent of dropping one's ballet partner into the orchestra pit.
Interviewers generally do not go looking for these phrases, but they know them when they hear them.
Here they are — by no means a complete list:
- "I wouldn't mind doing that." I once stopped an interview when someone told me this. He was talking about sports writing. "Wait," I said. "I thought you would love to write sports." "I would," he said. "I just didn't want to seem like that's all I wanted to do." His understatement about his passion almost cost him the interview.
- "Would I have to work weekends?" Any questions about hours — weekends, nights or the amount of them — are red flags, especially if asked more than once.
- "I'm not really familiar with the product." Bzzzzt — interview over. I worked with one editor whose litmus test was to ask the candidate what they liked in that day's paper. If they hadn't read it, they were in a deep hole.
- "This job would be fine until a better one opens." We hate to hire people who will be looking immediately for the next thing, and we seldom promise they can get it.
- "I'll do anything — even sweep the floors. Just give me a chance." This sincerity and earnestness seldom works. We don't like to hire people at levels below their skill grade or just because they will come cheaply. This usually leads to disaster.
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Packers 10, Rams 3
Crosby, 47-yard field goal, 2:17.
Keys: The Packers surprised the Rams on the ensuing kickoff with an onsides attempt, which linebacker Jamari Lattimore recovered after Jarrett Bush blew up Trumaine Johnson to give the Packers the ball in St. Louis territory. Offensively, the Packers didnt do much, but Randall Cobb had a 19-yard run to set up Crosbys field goal.
Drive: 6 plays, 19 yards, 3:01.
Packers 7, Rams 3
Jordy Nelson, 3-yard pass from Aaron Rodgers (Mason Crosby kick), 5:23.
Keys: Rodgers found Nelson three times on the drive for 70 yards, including a 52-yard pass on a free play on third-and-three to get to the Rams 6-yard line. Two plays later, Rodgers found him in the corner of the end zone with Nelson hauling in the pass over Matthew Daniels for the score.
Drive: 5 plays, 80 yards, 2:15.
Rams 3, Packers 0
Greg Zuerlein, 50-yard field goal, 7:38.
Keys: Starting with good field position, Sam Bradford completed a 14-yard pass to Chris Givens, who beat rookie cornerback Casey Hayward across the middle on third-and-10 to keep the drive moving. Another Bradford short dump off Daryl Richardson set up Zuerleins 50-yard effort, which had plenty of distance.
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One last Barrington Stage Company 'Little Mermaid, Jr.' tickets giveaway [TICKET GIVEAWAY]
PITTSFIELD — It's time to announce the second set of winners in our series of "Little Mermaid, Jr." ticket giveaways this week, and launch our third and final giveaway.
So first things first … And the winners of the three 2-packs of tickets to the "Little Mermaid, Jr." Saturday, July 27, 10 a.m. performance at the Berkshire Museum are:
Jennifer Robbins Bell, Kristi LaMalfa and Fran Bill!
Congratulations! Please check your emails to find out how to claim your tickets.
Now onto the next giveaway for another three 2-packs of tickets for the Wednesday, July 31, 2 p.m. show at the Berkshire Museum.
All you have to do to enter is tell us via email or in the comment section below who your favorite all-time Disney character is (and why if you want to) by Monday, July 29, at noon. We will announce the winners by 5 p.m. that evening. It's that easy!
So good luck and … "May the odds be ever in your favor."
And if you get a chance, head to the Barrington Stage Company Facebook page here, and thank them for sponsoring such amazing giveaways on Berkshire Family Focus!


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Steve Martin's become a first-time dad at 67, The New York Post exclusively learned. The "It's Complicated" star and his wife, Anne Stringfield, 41, welcomed a child in December and have been spotted nearby their LA home with the bundle of joy. "They've had a baby, and how they kept it a secret nobody knows," a source said. "Steve's very private." The source added, "They are thrilled. They worked hard to have the baby." The couple married in 2007 at Martin's home in a surprise ceremony where guests, including Tom Hanks and Diane Keaton were told it was a party. Martin, meanwhile, has written of his own dad: "My father's attitude toward my show-business accomplishments was critical. After my first appearance on 'Saturday Night Live', he wrote a bad review of me in the newsletter of the Newport Board of Realtors where he was president." But Martin wrote in 2008, years after his father died, "In his death, my father did something he could not do in life. He brought our family together." A rep for Martin declined to comment.
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It's official: PENELOPE CRUZ and JAVIER BARDEM are expecting their second child. Her rep confirmed it yesterday, but didn't give any other details.
Penelope herself reportedly spilled the beans during an interview on a Spanish TV station, saying, she's, quote, "tremendously happy and excited."
Penelope and Javier already have a 2-year-old son named Leo.
JAMIE-LYNN SIGLER just got engaged to baseball player CUTTER DYKSTRA two weeks ago. And yesterday she announced she's PREGNANT. This will be Jamie's first child, but her second marriage. She was married to her manager A.J. Discala from 2003 to 2006.
Cutter is the son of former Major Leaguer LENNY DYKSTRA, who's been in all manner of legal trouble over the last few years. Cutter is with the Washington Nationals, but he hasn't made the Majors yet. Last season he played for their Single-A team, the Hagerstown Suns.
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December 1, 2015
Police say there were four young children playing on a swingset along Palermo Lane when a car pulled up to the curb, and out stepped a nude man making a lewd gesture.
"This is what shatters innocence in children," said Marianne Monk.
Police say one of the children, an 11-year-old boy, rushed the younger ones inside while the man got away. Neighbors are still shaken up.
"Making sure last night that the car doors were locked, the doors to the house were all locked, because it gave them a false sense of security where this is somewhere they've always felt so safe," said Monk.
For now, police say they'll be stepping up patrols throughout the area.
"This is the backyard for this house and these kids. This is something that we're putting a significant amount of effort in to find this person and take care of him. The parents in this area are obviously on alert right now. we have had already a few calls of suspicious vehicles in the area. we have obviously picked up our patrols in the area as well," said Lt. Chris Van Brackel of the Lexington Police.
Police say the suspect and vehicle description don't match any other incidents in the area.
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It's not unusual for police officers to appear in court.
They often serve as key witnesses for the prosecution, helping to establish criminal cases against suspects they have arrested or interrogated.
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LINDSBORG, Kan. (AP) _ A flight demonstration of various unmanned aircraft systems used to improve the care of crops, livestock and pastures is scheduled for next week in central Kansas.
Kansas State University is hosting the event Tuesday in Lindsborg, where U.S. Sen. Jerry Moran will be on hand to discuss economic growth potential of unmanned aircraft systems in the state.
The Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International predicted in a study released in March that Kansas will be among the top 10 states to see significant economic growth once drones are integrated into the national airspace system in 2015.
The association's president and CEO, Michael Toscano, also will be at Tuesday's demonstration.
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It's no surprise that students are spearheading the revolution to use their favoured technology and expecting full network access.
Keenly aware of the need to continue attracting students from the UK and globally, Brunel asked BT Business to help create a consistent, secure experience for people using their own devices at the university.
Universities have been forced to become more competitive due to changes in their funding structure. With students now personally investing in their degrees, they're demanding the very best value for money in terms of services and facilities.
As a progressive university, with nearly 15,000 students from over 100 countries worldwide, Brunel has been allowing students to use their own devices to some extent on campus for more than a decade. But it wanted to remove as many of the existing limitations as possible.
The university's main challenge was to overcome security and bandwidth issues to enable students, as well as visitors and staff, to access the network in more ways from more places. It also wanted to remove restrictions to desired applications without compromising security or affecting the network.
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Andrew Kershaw, Director of External Affairs explains: "They come to university with all manner of equipment - iPads, iPods, smartphones…and therefore students expect that things will work. We had to put in place a plan of investment."
In order to make it happen, Brunel University needed a partner with the expertise to provide additional support and knowledge in maximising the effectiveness of their existing investment in Cisco Borderless Networks. It was vital that this partner had a sound understanding of Cisco solutions and their application within an educational setting. As the UK's leading Cisco partner with a proven track record in providing similar successful deployments, BT Business was the partner of choice. Better still, with its single vendor architecture the solution requires minimal management - of crucial significance to Brunel, who want to ensure on-going running costs and disruptions are kept to a minimum.
Meeting student demands
With BT's knowledge and support, Brunel University is now able to respond to student needs more quickly and easily, enabling more of an 'anywhere, anyhow' culture for students wanting to use their own devices, with better access to learning tools as well as gaming, social networks and apps. Simple and effective security, using passwords and encrypted log on, now fronts the full security requirements within the network. This has created a more flexible and secure environment to support the academic life of students.
Students are now able to work flexibly and more easily with simplified access to the university's Wi-Fi (ResNet) outdoors and in communal places like the coffee shop, library and halls of residence, maximising their productivity. They can easily email lecturers and other students, as well as access all of their projects.
With some students bringing as many as three devices to university - a laptop, smartphone and a gaming device, using the ResNet and roaming services can ease the financial burden on them of burning up their own data bandwidth on personal tariffs. In addition, access to the majority of games students commonly play is now also allowed via the network.
Welcoming additional revenue streams
The project has been completed in perfect time to ensure visitors to the campus for London 2012 and beyond will be able to use their own devices securely during their stay. It also ensures Brunel can pursue further opportunities to generate revenue.
Simon Furber, Network Manager of Brunel University says: "It means when initiatives come along like, for example, the Olympics, we've been able to capitalise on that investment, add that to the existing architecture and build new services upon it."
He concludes: "BT Business added good knowledge and good skills to my team, that will enable us to develop services going forward. Bring Your Own Device is not a new concept to Brunel University but by using the latest 'identity based' network services we aim to provide one of the least restrictive network experiences amongst UK universities."
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Atos Origin is a major international IT services provider, employing 50,000 professionals in 50 countries. The company wanted to deliver improved price-performance; introduce faster, more cost-effective disaster recovery capabilities; simplify infrastructure and improve customer service levels; offer more customer choice and value by supporting new workloads. The solution was strategic migration of customer mainframe environments to three IBM System z platforms, for greater flexibility and performance; added fourth System z platform with Capacity Backup Upgrade, for low-cost enterprise-class disaster recovery. The benefits were standard hardware and operating system for managed customers, for easier support; ability to restore systems to backup server more quickly and easily; CBU enables spare capacity to be maintained at low cost.


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Official: Lib Dems and Conservatives are 'honourable friends' in the Commons
David Laws is in the Commons, taking some flak from Dennis Skinner over the coalition's £6bn cuts programme.
It's the first real Commons appearance by a Cabinet minister, and has just seen a small, revealing moment:
Conor Burn, a new-intake Conservative MP, intervened to ask a question of Mr Laws. Significantly, he refered to "my right honourable friend."
Mr Laws reciprocated, calling Mr Burn "my honourable friend." He used the same tag for John Barron, another Tory backbencher.
As far as I know, MPs from each party are free to decide how to refer to one another. But most are planning to stick to "honourable gentleman/lady", reserving the "friend" tag for party colleagues.
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The upcoming appearances with the queen mark another foray into the public eye for the former Kate Middleton, who is stepping out more often while her husband Prince William is deployed as a helicopter search-and-rescue pilot in the remote Falkland Islands.
Buckingham Palace officials said Monday the duchess will join the queen and Prince Charles' wife Camilla on March 1 at the luxury department store Fortnum and Mason to visit a new restaurant. The royals are expected to have tea at the London landmark -- known for its fancy, well-stocked food hall and unveil a plaque commemorating efforts to renovate the Piccadilly Circus neighborhood.
The following week, the duchess plans to travel to the English city of Leicester with the queen and her husband, Prince Philip, as part of Diamond Jubilee celebrations to mark the queen's 60 years on the throne.
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The duchess made her solo debut last week visiting a show of the late Lucian Freud's paintings in London.
Philip, 90, is expected to still keep up an extensive travel schedule during the Diamond Jubilee celebrations this year despite his heart scare over Christmas, which required a stent to keep his coronary arteries open.
The queen, 85, and Philip are planning an extensive tour of the United Kingdom, including Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, as the jubilee unfolds.
They will not be traveling overseas as they did in earlier jubilees, but will send their children and grandchildren on jubilee visits to many Commonwealth countries.
The festivities are expected to reach a climax in early June with a flotilla on the River Thames, a gala concert in front of Buckingham Palace and a carriage procession through the streets of London following a service of thanksgiving.
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Could there be trouble in paradise? Michelle Rodriguez has been spotted partying in Melbourne, thousands of miles away from rumoured girlfriend Cara Delevingne.
The Fast & Furious actress arrived in Melbourne this week to host a post-Grand Prix party on Sunday. The star was spotted checking out the action track-side at today's race, but there was no sign of her constant companion Cara.
Later on in the day, Michelle swapped her casual outfit for an ultra glam look to DJ at Crown's Club 23. The actress slipped into some gold and leather trousers and a tiger print jacket which she paired with matching metallic heels and a statement chain belt.
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Talking to local news outlets ahead of her DJ set, Michelle said she couldn't wait to get behind the decks: "I love music, man. I always have," the star Avatar star gushed. "And I love people - as long as they're not bugging me for photos. When I'm vibing, I want to be part of the ambiance, I want to be the fly on the wall when I DJ."
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When asked if Delevingne - who enjoyed a trip to Thailand with Michelle this month- will join her in Melbourne, Rodriguez coyly replied: "I don't know." News.com.au report that Michelle was keen to play down the rumours surrounding her and the Brit model, saying of pictures of the pair:
"It's two people enjoying each other's company and that's that. There's nothing more to it."
The actress glammed up later on Sunday for a DJ set (Splash News)
Cara and Michelle's alleged romance has also been hit by rumours this week that the American born actress has reportedly become jealous of Cara's relationship with popstar Rihanna.
Michelle was reportedly upset when Cara and Rihanna were pictured together at Karl Lagerfeld's supermarket inspired fashion show for the house of Chanel this month.
A mole told UK magazine Star: "Michelle knows Cara is close to Rihanna but thinks it's disrespectful for the two of them to be hanging out so much, especially as they've only just gone public with their relationship."
To add fuel to the apparent fire, Michelle is unhappy that Rihanna has found Michelle's jealousy pathetic.
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Philipp asks if a feature from Google that provides links to "related phrases" when you search for web-based definitions using "define:[foo]" is new. Nice catch P.L., not sure if it's new or a test (I'm checking) but it's something I haven't spotted before. Clicking a related phrase link runs another define: search for that specific phrase.
Danny recently posted about a UI test that offers refinement keywords on web results pages.
+ Define:Google
+ Define:search engine
+ define:san francisco
+ Define:olympics
In this case the related phrases seemed random. For example, why "1956 Olympics" but not "1976 Olympics"? Why "canada at the 2004 olympics" but not "Canada at the 2000 Olympics?
I also tried searching with personal names to see if the service would return other people who are/were related in one way or another.
+ Define:"Danny Sullivan" or Define:Danny Sullivan
Other search experts? Other race car drivers? Nothing.
+ Define:"Thomas Jefferson"
Places and things relating to TJ are listed but individuals who are linked in some way (Benjamin Franklin, John Hancock, etc.) are not.
+ Define:Peter Jackson
An entry for the director of King Kong and The Lord of the Rings trilogy is provided but others like stars of the films, producers, writers, etc. are not listed.
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The power of family time and food
Turns out, I have a lovely oak kitchen table. It's not just a dumping ground for unopened mail, old newspapers or random homework assignments. My family and I can actually sit down and eat meals at it – together.
Sound familiar? Every family is different, but what brings them together is the dinner table. It might be breakfast before everyone heads off for the day. Maybe it's a special weekly dinner (with fancy plates and flatware, too). It could be a long-standing recipe that gets the kids excited – like at my house when I make the famous Buchheim family spaghetti sauce.
I know – crazy talk.
As my family prepares for another school year, I'm amazed at how crucial family mealtime is for everyone at the table – especially my two kids (ages 12 and 10). Research from the National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University shows eating dinner as a family helps kids get better grades, and avoid unhealthy choices (like smoking, alcohol and marijuana).
Family mealtime slows things down, which is crucial given all the activities about to begin that can dominate schedules. But really, it's important any time of year.
Food is part of the equation, but so is what happens around it. Meals at home are the single strongest factor in higher achievement scores and fewer behavioral problems in children of all ages. More home-cooked meals also mean less obesity for kids.
We can all talk about the importance of family mealtime, but it's more fun and engaging to be involved and do something about it.
So, in September, American Family will begin collecting family recipes (and the stories about them) from our Facebook community. We'll publish a Back to the Family Dinner Table cookbook later in the year, along with tips for busy families and ideas to make mealtime a priority.
But I need your help.
We want everyone to be part of this American Family Cookbook. Use this form to send us a favorite family recipe or two – and encourage your co-workers to do the same. From your submissions, we'll choose a sampling for the Back to the Family Dinner Table cookbook and special Pinterest recipe board. (And everyone is eligible to win prizes, too.)
This is your chance to show off a favorite recipe (including an optional photo). I look forward to clearing off my kitchen table and trying some of your recipes with my family this fall.


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ST. LOUIS (KSDK) - St. Louis is known to be a drinking town, and no drinking town is complete without a full list of Oktoberfest events.
What is Oktoberfest? It's a 16 day festival held each year in Germany. It runs from late September through early October.
St. Louis has a few versions of this illustrious celebration to choose from.
Oct. 11, 12, & 13: Soulard Oktoberfest, Soulard.
Soulard Oktoberfest is probably the largest and most well-known Oktoberfest celebration in the area. This year it will be held two blocks east of Soulard Market, with the main entrance at 3rd & Lafayette. They've released the schedule of bands playing, which include The Dorfrockers, Chikeria, Pokanauts, and the Soulard Blues Band. General admission is $10, VIP tickets are available starting at $75. Parking will be limited, so check the parking map to find the best spot. And be sure to sign up to get Oktoberfest alerts via text by texting OKTOBERFEST to 70000. You can also download the mobile app to get up-to-date information on the festival. For more information, click here.
Oct. 27 & 28: Hermann Oktoberfest, Hermann, Mo.
The town of Hermann has a list of events for people of all ages throughout the weekend. From guided tours of White House Hotel, to self-guided tours of historic Hermann's Museum at the German School, and live entertainment at area wineries, this celebration is one you won't want to miss. Click here for more information.
Oct. 6, 13, 20: Oktoberfest Cruise at Gateway Arch, downtown.
A German buffet, music, and dancing will be featured on this riverboat cruise. The boat departs at 1 p.m. and returns at 3 p.m. three Sundays in October. The buffet includes bratwurst, knockwurst, sweet and sour cabbage, knoodle kugle, hot German potato salad, and more. Admission for adults is $38, children 3-12 get in for $15. Group rates of 20+ people get in for $35 each. Reservations are required. Click here for more information.
*St. Charles and Midtown held their Oktoberfest celebrations at the end of September.
Sept. 27, 28, & 29: St. Charles Oktoberfest, St. Charles, Mo.
First up is this event in St. Charles, which begins Friday with Glockenspiel performers at Schlafly Field and wraps up Sunday with a performance from yodeler Kerry Christensen in the Barefoot Wine Garden. There's also a Swiss Meat brat eating contest, vintage car show, wiener dog race and fashion show, and a walk benefitting the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. In an effort to combat underage drinking, you must purchase a $2 wristband from one of the ID booths to drink beer. For more information on the event, including a schedule, click here. Be sure to tweet your pictures using the hashtag #okstc.
Sept. 28 & 29: Oktoberfest St. Louis 2013, Midtown.
Urban Chestnut Brewing Company is partnering with Schlafly to bring you Oktoberfest St. Louis 2013. Music acts are lined up for both days, and there will be a strict no tab policy to help keep things moving. Patrons are encouraged to use cash, and an ATM will be on-site. Beer steins will be for sale, which will give you discounts on 1 liter refills throughout the festival. For more information, click here.
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Johnson's run continues
Track veteran wins race, has his name added to grandstands
Published Sunday, April 20, 2008
Johnson went three-wide out of Turn 4 just before the midway point of the 50-lap Late Model race, passing Shayne Lockhart and Chris Dodson to take second. Dodson's right rear tire was going down, and Lockhart - his brother-in-law - tried to get around him on the inside. But Johnson went to the outside, then passed Bubba Hubbard on Lap 32 and celebrated a victory.
"The move-of-the-race award was probably right there," Johnson said. "I just figured I'd give it a try. You just go for it, do whatever you can and go for it. It was just a whole lot of fun."
Johnson was in victory lane last week, congratulating son Chris on his Modified victory. Friday night, Eddie Johnson also had his name added to the grandstands next to that of his father, Cal Johnson.
Eddie Johnson finished the first 50-lap Late Model race eighth after a late incident in which he spun out Roy Hendrick during a battle for third. Lockhart, a three-time track champion from 1993-95, took the checkered flag in that race. Lockhart had started first after a seven-car inversion following qualifying.
"Track position is so important here," Lockhart said. "There are so many good cars behind you. . . . But this is my getaway, my relaxation. I don't play golf or do anything like that. Win, lose or draw, I'm in it for the fun."
In the night's final race, the 50-lap Street Stocks, Mike Ganoe was the winner out of a field of 30. He was followed to the checkered flag by second-place Alex Ayers and Larry Lam. Ayers later was disqualified for failing postrace tech inspection, moving Lam up and Kevin Brown into third.
Renno Marchetti IV, a 15-year-old driver, earned his first career trophy by outlasting Lee Bradbury in the 25-lap U-Car race.
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LATE MODEL NO.1 (50 laps): 1. Shayne Lockhart; 2. Doug Godsey; 3. Bubba Hubbard; 4. Chris Dodson; 5. Scott Turlington; 6. Rob Jenkins; 7. Roy Hendrick; 8. Eddie Johnson; 9. Russ Ellis; 10. Brandon Hendrick; 11. Alan Purser; 12. David Mooney; 13. Ray Ashworth; 14. Greg Fernandez; 15. Mike Greathouse; 16. Chris Hopkins; 17. Brad Davis; 18. Bugs Hairfield; 19. Wayne McGee; 20. Jason Pittman; 21. Sonny Allen.
LATE MODEL NO.2 (50 laps): 1. Eddie Johnson; 2. Bubba Hubbard; 3. Russ Ellis; 4. Shayne Lockhart; 5. Rob Jenkins; 6. Roy Hendrick; 7. Chris Dodson; 8. Greg Fernandez; 9. Wayne McGee; 10. David Mooney; 11. Alan Purser; 12. Brad Davis; 13. Ray Ashworth; 14. Scott Turlington; 15. Doug Godsey; 16. Brandon Hendrick; 17. Chris Hopkins.
STREET STOCK (50 laps): 1. Mike Ganoe; 2. Larry Lam; 3. Kevin Brown; 4. Wayne Groome; 5. Melvin Brown; 6. Brian Smith; 7. Michael Sutphin; 8. Nicholas Hemesath; 9. Brad Diggs; 10. Chris Bryant; 11. James Groome; 12. Sean Cook; 13. O.K. Wilson; 14. Zack Martin; 15. Kevin Lee; 16. Justin Dinkum; 17. Travis Nicely; 18. Josh Roberts; 19. Bobby Corbitt; 20. Tim Smith; 21. Rick Statter; 22. Robbie Groome; 23. Ethan Ayers; 24. Mike Harris; 25. Timothy Tiblis; 26. James Smith; 27. James Loving; 28. Jeff Arnett. DQ: Alex Ayers; Dale Gravitt.
U-CAR (25 laps): 1. Renno Marchetti IV; 2. Lee Bradbury; 3. Mike Chapman; 4. Lindsay Bryant; 5. Mike Shiflett; 6. Josh Thomas; 7. Jody Young; 8. Billy Enroughty; 9. Mark Richards; 10. Lauren Edgerton; 11. Michael Hall; 12. Frank Silva; 13. Damon Fender; 14. Corey Lawrence; 15. Charlie Simmons; 16. Rodney Martin; 17. Daniel Thomas; 18. Steve Thomas.


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I'm a big oatmeal fan.
I often begin the day with a bowl of it. I also love oatmeal-filled baked goods like oatmeal muffins & breads and oatmeal cookies & cookie bars.
My mom even made me my favorite oatmeal cake for my birthday this year.
A couple of years ago I discovered the joy of baked oatmeal, and have since then, gathered a wonderful collection of baked oatmeal recipes.
The only problem with baked oatmeal is that it makes a rather big batch, that sometimes goes to waste, since I'm the only one who really loves it.
I've seen several recipes lately for oatmeal baked in muffin cups, making perfect single-serving portions, and decided to give it a go. With 2 very very ripe bananas on the counter, I thought a "banana bread" baked oatmeal would be fun to try.
Skinny on Baked Oatmeal Muffin Cups
I used the baked oatmeal recipe from my Simply in Season Cookbook as my starting point, swapping out the applesauce for mashed bananas and adding a bit of baking spice.
I loved the way the little personal-size baked oatmeal cups turned out and have enjoyed them for breakfast several times this week.
The rest I plopped in a Freezer-safe bag that I tucked into the freezer. Now, when the mood for baked oatmeal strikes, I can pull one out and heat it in the microwave for a couple of minutes!
Having healthy food ready and waiting in the fridge and freezer makes sticking with the Weight Watchers Plan so much easier and is one of the keys for helping me stay at goal.
- 2 cups rolled oats
- ½ cup brown sugar**
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1 cup nonfat milk
- 2 medium bananas, mashed
- 2 tablespoons oil
- 1 large egg
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- Position an oven rack in the center of the oven and preheat oven to 350 F degrees. Lightly coat 9 of the muffin cups of a standard 12-muffin cup tin with cooking spray.
- In a large bowl, stir together the oats, sugar, baking powder and cinnamon until well combined.
- In a separate bowl, combine the milk, bananas, oil, egg and vanilla until well blended.
- Add the milk mixture to the oat mixture and stir well.
- Divide the mixture evenly among the 9 muffin cups.
- Bake until done, about 25 minutes.
Here's an individual banana baked oatmeal (3PP) topped with 1/2 a sliced banana (0 PP), strawberries (0 PP), a drizzle of maple syrup (1 PP), 1/2 cup coconut milk (1 PP) and a tablespoon of sliced almonds (1 PP) – a filling satisfying breakfast for 6 PointsPlus value…
*PointsPlus® for baked banana oatmeal muffin cups calculated by Simple Nourished Living; Not endorsed by Weight Watchers International, Inc.
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The future of Central: a consultative report
Rhamie, Jasmine and Oliver, Dean (2004) The future of Central: a consultative report. Reading, UK, Reading Borough Council, 50pp.
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This report outlines a consultation process with members of the African Caribbean community about their views on the future of a local youth and community centre. The work was commissioned by Reading Borough Council. Data were collected from a range of individuals, groups and organisations with an interest in or association with the centre. Forty two interviews were conducted and 132 survey questionnaires returned. Most respondents were male and just under half were under the age of 24 years. The consultation found that most respondents felt that the current venue should become the African Caribbean centre in Reading due to its prime location, and the need for a centre for building and supporting the community. Almost all respondents felt that the centre needed to be refurbished and a wider range of activities and services made available.
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Paint flies as souls die
And lovers find their mates
Dogs fight as the rooster crows
And food is put on plates.
Babies crawl and mice get trapped
Turtles win their races
Nooses loosen threads of hope
And mourners hide their faces.
Ships sink and cars hit trees
Virgins pop their cherries
A good man dies, a bad man thrives
Get divorced and get remarried.
Time is wasted love is lost
And sweet nothings enter ears
Curiosity kills conniving cats
And children face their fears.
Stars collide and open wide
And ca'pillars get their wings
Rain falls down and hides our tears
As the last one standing sings.
Guns go off and dead men bleed
The ticking bomb is set
Psycho-babble fills our minds
And we make ourselves forget.
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Angel Noir
Dark Muse
1st SOLDIER
Heart Stealer
Misty (?) Wizard
Crescent Moon
Dragon Knight/Dragoon
I can't actually name the next three costumes, but they're worth watching regardless.
You'll note one of these costumes is based on Final Fantasy XIV's Mi'qote race. Lightning herself will be showing up in the popular MMORPG as part of a four-quest event that begins on Thursday. Though the event ends in December, Square already plans to bring it back February for Lightning Returns' North American (11th) and European (14th) release.
Undertale November 29 • 9:00am PST/12:00pm EST
Bloodborne: The Old Hunters December 6 • 9:00am PST/12:00pm EST


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We're all so sick of the PV that there's precious little badassitude left here on the Loop. Many Loopsters have just taken things inside until spring shows its lame-a$$ head for the year. Those of us who are still taking it to the snowy, icy streets and trails aren't excited enough about it to write anything. Well done, Snow Miser. One in the "W" column for you.
My Saturday 15-miler was so-so. It was in the mid-20s, which felt kind of OK. The wind was also in the mid-20s, which was not. I'll take some bacon, but no Baconator.
The Loop's Queen of Nice, Corc-O-Rama shared a full week of some icky stuff that included lots of snow and HUMONGOUS mileage. If you didn't read it, you're an idiot. You may atone HERE. Not enough stats to qualify for an official BAW, but she gets a very big honorable mention Baconator.
Thanks to The Long Run, RunningWithMusic wins her second Baconator of the Week. 12 miles, 2 degrees, snow and 40 mph winds. Color me impressed.
We are up to 44 entrants in next week's Snowbuster Virtual Pikermi. There's plenty o' time to join in the fun if you haven't already. Maybe if we get enough Loop energy going we can beat back some of this nasty weather. I've been working on the finisher's medals and think I have a good design. Here's an early prototype.
Got home Monday and was going to head out for my regular Monday afternoon 4 mile recovery run. Mrs. Dave says, "You should do your longer weekday run today. It's going to be really cold tomorrow." She's very thoughtful that way. Always looking out for me. "You have to pick up T-Dog from play practice and feed Kristin's cats tomorrow." Ah, the other agenda.
But, it was a good idea anyway. The sun was out and some of the snow has been sublimated away. Maybe I could even get some tempo work in if I took the right route 'round the town. So I suited up for 24 degrees and gave it the old college try (I never have understood why a college try is better than a high school try or a theological seminary try or some other kind of try).
I've been used to stumbling and fumbling and bumbling along over and through the snow and ice at a pretty pedestrian pace, so I was content with 8:30 for my first "fast" mile. It was downhill, downwind, and had less than 50 yards of not-clear sidewalk. Next was better at 8:15-ish, but I knew I was about to turn into the wind for 2-1/2 more miles. Ick. There was one long and a couple of short stretches where I had to nearly walk to stay upright, but even so I stayed under 8:15, 8:25 and 8:12. Not exactly where I want to be at HMP, but good enough for today. I don't expect to PR at the Snowbuster or Illinois, so whatever.
It was much colder and windier yesterday for the make-up 4 miles. Glad I listened to Mrs. Dave. I usually am.
Last week, when the dreadmill track was destroyed, I thought I was done with it lurking down in the dungeon. Sunday after dinner I'm told, "You should go on craigslist and see about finding us a new treadmill." WTH? Who is this woman and how did she get into my house? She says maybe she'll want to use one and we should have it, "in case." Fortunately, she's as cheap as me, so we're not likely to find a good enough deal. But, stranger things have happened in this Winter of the Vortex, so stayed tuned.
Officially registered for the Christie Clinic Illinois Marathon last night, so there's that. I'm probably going to sign up for the 5K at the Pig so I can at least get a little Loopfest action this year. It's the week after, so it should be a slow-ish 5K, but that's not the point, of course.
Attitude is everything
You'd better start looking for a new treadmill, they may be hard to come by with all this Winter weather.
I'm looking forward to the Snowbuster, It would be nice to chase this cold away!
Rock on and keep on running.....
I should get a live-in trainer.
so excited for the snowbuster!! Also now I see why she wants a treadmill... she wants to use it!!
the "college try" reminds me of the phrase "varsity shuffle" aka, the really really slow run we'd do at cross country practice for warm up/ cool down
I've decided to ignore how craptastic this winter is and take it as a sign that we'll have a cool, heat wave free, runner friendly summer.
My only explaination about the TM is that Mrs Dave was just trying to get a rise out of you. That's the only thing that makes sense.
I ramble...
I don't know if I'd trust a TM purchase from Craigslist.
Just skip the second hand TM thing, Get her a year membership to the gym. Unlike your old snowthrower, if something at the gym breaks down, you do not have to rig it to work for one more week.
"I may not be handsome, but I am loved."
Used (or ignored) treadmills are pretty cheap. Most people just want to reclaim the space and escape the guilt of not actually using it.
- Emma (formerly MJ --- it's a long story)
See ya at the Pig Dave! Yahooooo!!!!
That's how I got mine. It was someone else's clothes hanger.
"If you didn't read it, you're an idiot." Yet another virtual kick in the pants.
I think a "college try" is better because one is usually overcoming a hangover. And I keep wondering if your wife really calls your daughter "T-Dog."
I may be at the Illinois Marathon running some distance or relay or spectating. Not sure yet, but I will let you know if I make it!
Congratulations to the 2 BAW winners.
Which part of "Snowbuster" isn't clear?
The way this winters gone one of those snow globes that you shake up might be an interesting prize for the virtual race.
In it for the long run.
That burger needs to get in my belly.
Just the fact that you are giving TMs so much attention shows just how much of a B*&%#TCH Mother Nature has been.
Run on everyone.....................Steve


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Why can't Maple solve this integral equation using intsolve? May be my error entering it?
sys:= diff(y(t),t)=2-t^2/2 - 1/4 * int(y(t1),t1=0..t);intsolve(sys,y(t));
Error, (in unknown) invalid input: diff received 0, which is not valid for its 2nd argument
I solve it by hand, and wanted to verify the solution. I get y(t)=C* sin(t/2) -4*t and C can be found to be 12thanks,
Let z be a complex number and p your conjugate. how to solve the equation
(2z-3)(-3p+4)-(2p-3)(-3z+4)=0 with maple?
I'm given this equation: f := proc (x) options operator, arrow; x^5-51*x^4+939*x^3-7685*x^2+28800*x-40500 end proc and I have to find the decimall value of f(ln(3*Pi)+8*e^4+sqrt(8+sin(4))). How do you program this in Maple?
How can I Solve this using maple?
Differential equation:y(n+2) + 7/10 y(n+1) + 1/10 y(n) = x(n)
x(n) = 1y(0) = 0y (1) = 1
Use Z-transformer to define y(n).
Solve y(0), y(1), y(2), y(3) y(4) and y(5)
Any one?
I have a program with system of equations in wich my equations are in 8 matrices (4x4) with 64unknown parameters
i have run it but after 10 minitutes maple gives this massage:
"length of output exceeds limit of 1000000"
is there any way to solve this problem?
I am trying to solve an equation for optimization purpose, However I always recieve the message below:
Warning, solutions may have been lost
The Maple code is as follow:
I would be thankful if anyone can help me to solve this problem.
I want to find all values of m such that the equation (x-m)*(x-2*m-1)*(x+3*m-2)*(x+m+3)=0 has two positive solutions and two negative solutions. How to solve this problem with Maple?
Hi every body
I want to solve a differential equation y'(t) = sqrt((f-1)/(t^f-t)) and get an answer in terms of ordinary function.is it possible. thanks
I need to find a sollution for equation in maple 14
a*s = b mod c, where a, b, c are know integers, for example
Dear members,
I am trying to solve a maximalization problem, but in stead of solving my problem Maple only displays the equation that I am trying to solve.
> Sigma_max:= maximize(-N/(b*h)+(-EI*(diff(u(x),x,x)))*0.5*h/I, x=0..l = sigma_t;
sigma_max:=maximize(-0.400000cos(0.25pi)N+564e*N*x .....etc...., x = 0..250)=1.43 106
It's interesting that every continuous piecewise linear function can be specified by one explicit equation with absolute values. The procedure JoggedLine carries out such conversion.
Formal arguments of the procedure:
A - a list of the coordinates of the vertices of the polyline or the continuous piecewise linear expression defined on the entire real axis.
B (optional) - a point on the left "tail"...
hello,everyone,I have a problem to make a figure, commands are below:
restart;1+(2*(S1*e2/(S2*e1)+S2*e1/(S1*e2)))*tanh(S2*k*d);S1 = sqrt(beta^2-e1), S2 = sqrt(beta^2-e2);e1 = 4, e2 = -19-.53*I;subs(`%%`, %, k = 2*Pi/(0.633e-6), `%%%`);
I want to plot the relation between d and beta(real part named betar and imaginary part betai),but meet some trouble.I got some points from the article is when d=400e-10, betar in the range (2.1,2.2...
First of all I just want to say that your forum is great and it helped me to find a lot of new stuff for Maple. I am yet still a beginner but …we all need to learn. So let's get to my question. I have an equation with 2 variables - x and y. This is the equation
x = y*(25+2*x)^(2/3)/(25*(.566*(25*x)^(2/3)))
So… I know I can solve the equation for x and y and I can give it specific values for y and it solve it every time. When,...
I want to solve two varibles from a vector crossproduct equation, but receives a failure massage no matter what i do.The equation is the one below and i want to solve for Gx and Gy. Really hope you can help.. THANKS!
with(LinearAlgebra);F1:=<Fr1,-Ft1,-Fa1>;Sug :=<0,0,-Duzg>;Su1:=<Dux1,0,-Duz1>;Mmotor:=<0,0,-Mind>;G:=<Gx,Gy,Gz>;OO:=<0,0,0>; U:=(Su1 &x F1) + (Sug &x G) - Mmotor = OO;...
Hi all,
I am new to Maple and I have (possibly a simple) question. I'm solving 2 coupled differential equation, it all goes well, until I want to plot them.
I have the output in the following form:
sol = {w1(x) = [ -a*x^4+b*x^3-c*x]}, {w2(x) = [-d*x^4+e*x^3-f*x^2+gx-h]}
My goal is now to plot the solution in 1 figure with w1(x) between x=0..100000 and w2(x) between x=100000..150000
I have searched on the web for a way to get the formula's of w1(x...
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As weather starts to cool, the action is heating upSail Port Stephens gets under way next Monday with the traditional feeder race from Pittwater to Newcastle and then Newcastle to Port Stephens on Sunday - expected to bring 30 plus boats from down south ahead of Monday morning´s regatta start.
Don Grundy the Commodore of the Corlette Point Sailing Club, the organising authority is predicting another record fleet. He said today 'The entries are flooding in. It definitely looks like we are going to exceed last year's numbers.'
Elliott 7 Class 2012 Sail Port Stephens Regatta hosted by Corlette Point Sailing Club Matt King /Sail Port Stephens 2012
The growth is particularly strong in the Performance Racing and Performance Cruising fleets and there is some good growth in other fleets, including the Elliott 7 sportsboats who are returning for their second Australian Championships.
'For the last few years, the availability of Marina Berths has been a major issue. This year, the calendar has helped us. We are in better shape than ever with Marina Berths this year, with Easter and the school holidays being split. A lot of the Game Fishing boats have gone back to Sydney. D'Albora's Nelson Bay is full but there are still berths at The Anchorage and Soldiers Point Marina.
Junior Regatta Racing during 2012 Sail Port Stephens Regatta hosted by Corlette Point Sailing Club Matt King /Sail Port Stephens 2012
'The Junior Regatta numbers are growing with the O'Pen Bics being joined by Optimists and Flying 11's this year and Salamander once again becoming a colourful sight.
This is going to be a bumper regatta and looking forward to 2015, we are expecting much bigger and better things next year of course, when the Australian IRC are held down in Newcastle and many of the top guns will be racing the NSW titles the week before here at Sail Port Stephens.
For more information on Sail Port Stephens 2013 go to www.sailportstephens.com.au
The Marine Business World pavilion is filled with the latest and greatest accessories in the boating industry - Sanctuary Cove Boat Show Rosalie Taylor
Ahead, we have the Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show 2013, where we will once more be playing host in our MarineBusiness-World Pavilion in late April.
ADCO Etchells Australasian Winters 2012 Mike Kenyon
Then the Etchells Midwinters in Mooloolaba, when from 6 - 9th June 2013, a fleet of 50+ Etchells will be in fierce competition with six races over the course of three days, for a title that has never been won twice by the one skipper in all of its sixteen years. Will this be the year that history is made?
Enter now at www.mooetchells.yachting.org.au
After that there is the Sydney International Boat Show and then it's the Audi Sydney to Gold Coast with the northern series to follow.
Hamilton Island - the site of Audi Hamilton Island Race Week 2013 Rob Mundle
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[more]Share this storyAmerica's Cup: Emirates Team NZ starts packing for San Francisco Sail-World, Emirates Team NZ have started the pack out of their base in Auckland's Viaduct Harbour. 31 containers holding everything from office furniture and tent structures to hydraulics and engineering workshops will leave the base this week alone.... [more]Share this storyExtreme Sailing Series - Extreme Sailing Team prepare for Act 2 Jo Uffendell, Extreme Sailing Series Act 2 gets underway in Singapore between 11th and 14th April. The SAP Extreme Sailing Team are currently onsite preparing for Act 2. Ahead of the second stage of the circuit, co-skippers Rasmus Kostner and Jes-Gram Hansen have been busy analysing and reflecting on their performance during the first Act of the Extreme Sailing Series circuit.... [more]Share this storyAmerica's Cup: Australia II replay of 30th win anniversary special Sail-World.com, The story of Australia II and the campaign to win the 1983 America's Cup featured on ABC TV's Australian Story tonight. Click on this link to see the replay of Part 1 of the two part series... [more]Share this storyAmerica's Cup: Image gallery - Oracle Team USA training in San Fran Oracle Racing, Oracle Team USA have been putting in the training time in San Francisco getting the wrinkles out of Oracle Team USA 17, as their rebuilt AC72 is known, and ahead of the launch of their second AC72 later this month. Also featured is an interview from the America's Cup UnCut series with wing trimmer Dirk de Ridder... [more]Share this storyCombined High School Championship 2013 - Time's running out Rod Carter, SLAM Combined High School Championships - Sailors have just one week to get their entries in the Australian premier schools racing event of 2013.... 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"So what's your case?" Kandy asked Ginny as she felt that Ginny was friendly "I had sex with a teen boy?" Ginny said "so what?" Kandy asked. "So the parents of the kid filed a case of child abuse and rape against me.
"How old was he?" Kandy asked as it was an interesting story for her, "he was around 15" Ginny replied, "So the parents caught you right in middle of that, and what about boy, did he wanted to fuck you?" Kandy asked as she was curious to know everything. Eva was also listening to her.
"ok, let me tell you everything" Ginny said as she thought to share her story and pass the time and as now she had been sentenced and she was with two other bitches so she wasn't feeling ashamed or guilty on what she had done.
"I was a maid at this house to a rich and well known family, they have only one son named Justin and he was so cute so good looking. I worked there 2 years the first one and half years were good but when Justin came home from his uncle's house to complete his studies in his hometown, everything changed.
He didn't get enrolled in the middle of the session so he used to stay at home all day and naturally being a maid I became his kind of babysitter LOL, I used to work all over the house and he follow me everywhere in kitchen, living room garden etc. we talk and share things he used to tell me about his girlfriends and ask about my husband.
But no matter who you are, how old you are but when you got these (Ginny said cupping her boobs and shaking them) no one can avoid see you in that lusty way and same happened to Justin. He started spending more time with me and I also like him hanging around me. He always look at my cleavage and boobs and I could see the result of my hotness in her pants but that was natural so I didn't mind or mention that thing to his parents.
Then one day I was sitting on a chair at dinning table and he was sitting near me, hey I forgot to tell that when he started to… you know check out my boobs then I also had started teasing him a little wearing some more exposing tops and shirts. So that day he was sitting near me looking at my cleavage through the corner of his eyes. I was chopping vegetables for the dinner just for two of us as the Mr. and Mrs. Peterson were out for the party.
Then suddenly Justin said something that I was expecting in his mind but never expected that he will let it out from his mind. He said that I got beautiful breast and he likes them. He told me that he wanted to touch my breast"
"Hey tell me the exact words he said?" this time Eva asked as she was getting into Ginny's story
"Ginny, you have big boobs, can I please touch them?' That what he exactly said" Ginny told both woman in the van. "aww did he said PLEASE?" Eva said and Ginny nodded in yes. Kandy looked at Eva and seeing her erect nipples through her transparent white wet top, Kandy understood that Eva was getting hot. "Hey this bitch Is getting hot" Kandy shouted and Ginny also noticed the erect nipples of Eva, Eva blushed a little then asked Ginny to continue.
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