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The biggest chunk of the money was earmarked for the preservation of downtown's historic Bohm Theater, which showed movies until it was shuttered in 2008. Led in part by a $10,000 donation from a local philanthropic women's group, the groundwork was already in place for funding the project, and "Reader's Digest helped [the town] meet matches for grants," said Mike Herman, the town's City Manager. The grants will help renovate the building's exterior and fix the marquee lights.
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Made per the recipe, the night before as directed. Phew - when I opened in the next evening to serve, the smell of the cauliflower was overwhelming. Flavor didn't quite work for us either - celery and cauliflower were not complimentary. Sorry -
I liked this salad very much. Good combination of raw vegetables with salty olives. I kept the salad in a gallon ziploc bag in the fridge, and we have been eating off of it all week. We had to adjust the seasonings to suit our tastes at the table. This meant the addition of a little more salt and a couple splashes of vinegar. Next time I make this, I think I will reduce the amount of water in the dressing and add more vinegar. But that's just personal taste. Thanks for sharing this!
I made this as directed breaking up the florets into really small pieces and marinating overnight. I used some feta-stuffed gourmet green olives that I found and Emiril's Bayou Blast as the seasoning salt as recommended by another reviewer. This was a nice salad, not too vinegary and I liked the fact it used raw vegetables. However the Bayou Blast (it was the first time I had made it) didn't suit the salad as well as I had hoped, and the thyme especially was totally wrong for this particular vegetable combination. I feel an Italian or Greek seasoning might have been better. Perhaps dill or fennel might be another appropriate herb?
I liked this salad- nice combination of tastes especially with the olives. My husband really liked it but I think I would slightly steam the cauliflower next time. Then they would be a little less crunchy and would absorb the dressing better.
This was a beautiful salad, tasty with a nice crunch to it too. Reminded me of a health salad I used to buy, with a delicious addition of green olives. Since I like tartness, I reduced the water to 2 tablespoons and the oil to 1 teaspoon since I am into low-fat and the olives had enough. I used seasoned salt as it jazzed up the taste nicely. I could see playing with flavored vinegar and additional seasonings, but I really liked it the way it was too. Thanks Mickie!
I did not add the season salt so that left out some of the flavor. I cut off the florets by hand then used my pamper chef chopper to chop up the remaining cauliflower, the carrots and celery. I think I'd like to leave out the water next time I make this. The second day I added some Italian Dressing to help jazz it up.
We both loved this salad. I added Emeril's Bayou Blast #97429 for the seasoning salt and really enjoyed the tartness of the dressing. I found the addition of a bit of feta cheese to be the perfect finish. The leftovers are going to make a great lunch tomorrow.
mickie49,After reading the reviews of this recipe I too added more sugar to it,because I am not one for tart salads,but I loved this salad it was soooo gooood!!! It was a real husband pleaser too,mine loved it.We loved the crunch it had to it.Thanks,Darlene
i followed recipe exactly as written. All the ingredients are favorites of ours so I was sure I had a winner. No one in the family liked it and I tossed the whole salad out. It was just too vinegary for our taste. Perhaps a flavored vinegar would help. I will not make this again.
What a great flavorful salad. I am low carbing and wanted to try something with a little zip to it instead of just the plain old steamed veggies. This is tart and crunchy which is what I have been missing. I also loved the additions of the colors and I added a little red pepper flakes for color and heat. Great recipe. Thanks!


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Sen. Marty and Rep. Hausman plan to introduce marriage equality bill early this session
Marty (left) and Hausman (right) want to legalize gay marriage as soon as possible.
In the wake of last month's defeat of the marriage amendment, DFL leaders seem less than enthusiastic about getting a marriage equality bill passed this session. Senate Majority Leader-elect Tom Bakk, for instance, says he wants his caucus to focus on economic issues, not divisive social ones, when it convenes next month.
SEE ALSO: DFL leaders "won't pass a bill legalizing" gay marriage this session... or will they?
But soon, ready or not, legislators may have to put their cards on the table when it comes to the marriage issue. According to a report from ECM Publishers, Sen. John Marty, D-Roseville, and Rep. Alice Hausman, D-St. Paul, plan to introduce a bill legalizing same-sex marriage in the early days of the upcoming legislative session.
"To me, I think the time has come," said Marty, who has sponsored same-sex marriage bills in the past.
Hausman and Marty argue passage of same-sex marriage legislation needn't be time consuming nor distract from the mission of setting the state budget.
Marty speaks of a two-hour debate in the Senate Judiciary Committee and an up or down vote.
Hausman is a bit more cautious, saying the number of committees a same-sex marriage bill might need to clear in the House depends on its legal implications and the desire of House leadership.
But she also looks to passing a bill before the final state budget numbers come out in the forecast.
In the report, House Minority Leader-elect, Kurt Daudt, R-Crown, preemptively dings Dems like Marty and Hausman for alleged hypocrisy.
"What the DFL's message [in the election] was, is that we shouldn't be focused on divisive social issues," Daudt told ECM. "It's interesting how roles have switched."
Daudt can ding Dems all he wants, but with DFL majorities in both chambers and Gov. Dayton on the record saying he'll sign a marriage equality bill, there's not much the MNGOP can do to stop it from becoming law. So here's the key question: Do DFL legislators have the political will to make it happen this session?
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15 Must-Read Board Books for BabyCasi Densmore-Koon
Over the past week Grayson hasn't been well so we have really been taking it easy and laying low. One of Grayson's favorite things is board books. If you put him on the rug and surrond him with books and toys, the first thing he goes to play with his books. He loves turning the pages with his little hands. He loves listening to us to read to him. His sisters love to snuggle him and read them too. Every night before bed part of our bedtime routine has always been reading a few books, I'm glad Grayson can enjoy this with us too.
We are book lovers in our home so I wasn't surprised when Grayson followed along in our steps. After all, we practically have a mini-library in our home from buying children's books for the last 10 years. But, he does have his favorites and a few he always seems to reach for when it's time to read.
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Pajama Time 2 of 17
Sandra Boynton is an all-time favorite in our house. But Pajama Time is one of those books you'll catch yourself singing from time to time.
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Dear Zoo 3 of 17
Grayson is fascinated as we lift the flaps to see what animal we will find. He loves trying to do it himself too! With over 2 million copies sold, Dear Zoo is sure to be a favorite.
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Goodnight Moon 4 of 17
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Be Careful, Friend! 5 of 17
Grayson loves looking through the bright colored pages with the fun characters he knows from his favorite television show. This is one of his favorite books he constantly is looking through.
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My First Baby Animals 6 of 17
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Guess How Much I Love You 8 of 17
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On The Night You Were Born 9 of 17On the night you were born, you brought wonder and magic to the world. The moon stayed up till morning. Polar bears danced.It truly touches your heart and filled with sweet words. Grayson just listens as I read it as if he taking it all in - every word.
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In My Pond 10 of 17
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Trucks 11 of 17
Because what little boy doesn't love a book about trucks. This baby touch and feel book is perfect for little hands to explore each page.
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The Napping House 12 of 17
I remember reading this to my little sister when she was little and it was always a favorite of mine. The beautifully illustrated pictures go along with such a fun little story that you really can get into as you read it. I truly think Grayson loves listening to this one while his sisters listen along. 6.25
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The Little House 13 of 17
"Once upon a time there was a Little House way out in the country. She was a pretty Little House and she was strong and well built."
The Little House, winner of the Caldecott Medal in 1942 is a book from my childhood. I always loved the rosy-pink Little House on the hill in between the perfectly trimmed apple trees.
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We're Going on a Bear Hunt 14 of 17
Another favorite from my childhood, I just love the alternating black and white and color illustrations. With every page you turn, there is always so much for Grayson to look at while I read.
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Good Night Gorilla 15 of 17
Good Night Gorilla has always made me giggle. Different from other board books, the rich colors really shine. It's a sweet, funny and eye-catching little book - all great things for a book baby will love. We have the lap-sized board book edition and Grayson enjoys looking at all of the great colors.
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The Runaway Bunny 16 of 17
Margaret Wise Brown brought us Goodnight Moon so you know The Runaway Bunny is sure to be a hit too. Another classic and sweet adventure featuring the cutest little bunny.
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Name: Tim Schmitt
Age: 36
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Name of business: Deerfields Bakery
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What sets you apart from similar businesses? We believe that every moment deserves the very best, whether celebrating your child's first birthday or sharing coffee with an old friend. We are committed to quality product through quality partnerships, team members and ingredients.
What made you want to open this type of store? We've been baking the world a better place since 1886. My great-great-grandfather Adam Schmitt, my great-grandfather Carl Schmitt, through my grandfather Henry Schmitt, were all master bakers. It's in our blood. Today we employ 100 of the best in the business.
Why did you decide to open your business in Deerfield? After going through bankruptcy in the late '60s after rapid expansion, my grandfather, in a true entrepreneurial spirit, purchased the Deerfield Bakery from another family, keeping the family traditions and recipes.
Why did you pick this specific location/storefront? It was established, and the Deerfield community is a perfect place to do business.
What obstacles did you find when you started? Owning a bakery business is tough work. Someone was up all through the night making those fresh products you enjoy come morning.
Did you make use of any programs or incentives offered by an organization or local government? We recently used a state of Illinois grant to offer ESL (English as a second language) training to many of our staff. We paid them and paid for their classroom materials and tuition with the help of the grant to better their language skills both personally and professionally.
If you could offer local officials one piece of advice to make their town more attractive to entrepreneurs, what would it be? Never forget who matters most — your human resources. Take care of them, and they will take care of your guests.
What mistakes did you make? Trying to be too many things to too many people. You can't please everyone.
What did you do right? We make delicious foods and decorate beautiful cakes. We recently created a line for special dietary needs, such as gluten-free, sugar-free and peanut-free. This has been very successful with the growing population of those with food allergies.
What advice would you give to someone else looking to open a business in Deerfield? Do your homework. It's a tough economic landscape out there right now. Do what you do better than everyone else. Don't just be good, be great.
What are your hours/address/phone number/website: Monday through Saturday from 6 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Sunday from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Locations are 813 Waukegan Road in Deerfield, 201 N. Buffalo Grove Road in Buffalo Grove and 25 S. Roselle Road in Schaumburg. Phone number is 847-520-0068, and website is deerfieldsbakery.com.


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British plug-in developer Sonnox (sonnoxplugins.com) offers a suite of three new audio-restoration plug-ins in its famed Oxford Series. Each plug-in in Sonnox Restore (Mac/Win, $1,995) is provided in AU, VST and RTAS formats. They boast advanced features along with extensive visual and graphic feedback for intuitive operation. Oxford DeClicker has separate sections for eliminating pops, clicks and crackle. Three audition modes let you prelisten to detected events and exclude individual events from treatment. Oxford DeBuzzer removes hum and buzz using scalable high-resolution FFT and a choice of removal filters. Oxford DeNoiser specializes in noise removal with independent hiss and broadband noise correction. It offers a controllable noise profile and includes Warmth control to add sweetening.
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Native Instruments (native-instruments.com) has teamed up with the sound-design folks at Heavocity (heavocity.com) to release the next generation in Heavocity's Evolve series. Evolve Mutations (Mac/Win, $119) is a collection of Kontakt instruments that emphasizes the dramatic and is aimed at movie, TV and game composers. Its 275 instruments include pitched sounds, rhythms and ambiences across four categories: Rhythmic Suites, Percussive Kits, Stings & Transitions and Tonality & FX. The 2GB download library ships with the free Kontakt Player, but you can use it as well as create your own mutations in Kontakt version 3 or later.
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I've never once said I was against the downsizing. But I have said that if downsizing is put to a vote, people ought to know in advance what their prospective district may look like. I do care about representation and I do think if re-districting is done willy-nilly, many folks will end up being marginalized. But it seems to me that apathy has become the new democracy. I really don't have a gauge to what the majority of people are thinking.
And yet, if we are to conclude anything from last week's low turnout, it might be that most people don't seem to care about downsizing, or other policy issues. A mere 20 percent of voters in my district turned out to vote for their county legislator. I'm honored to be able to represent my district, and I almost consider my victory to be huge in comparison to an even lower turnout in some other areas of our county. But for me, the real point is, low voter turnout is really bad for democracy. In my mind, everybody loses: people in the city, people in the suburbs, and people in the rural areas. We all lose out because whether you want to admit it or not, we are all included in this wonderful region of Western New York.
This weekend we learned that one home in the city will be getting an "extreme makeover." But we have to remember that if WNY is to be vibrant again, lots of homes need to be made over. As much as I feel good about this television show coming to Buffalo, and spotlighting us for a day or two, as your Legislator, I must say to myself, how can I help others get a makeover? How can I make it easier for people to buy a vacant home, fix it up and put it back on the tax rolls? That's what we need to do collectively and regionally.
Today, the Buffalo News ran an editorial that urges "a call to action." The sub-headline asks readers to contact their elected officials to do something about high taxes. The News provides readers with a two-page spread of where the State generates its revenues from. And yes, this may be good because it is information a lot of people need to see. Yet it's only a pittance of information people need to see if they are going to make an informed decision.
Really, the question is: what will Albany's response be to these phone calls from Western New York? If much more than 20 percent of Erie County responds, then I think we have something going for us. If not, I think it's time for us to wait until next week to see who'll be the next lucky family to get an extreme makeover. Our survival as a region depends on all of us. Stay tuned.


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For this edition of Escape From SF, we headed 100 miles north along the ever twisting Route 1 to The Sea Ranch on the Sonoma Coast. The small, highly planned community sits on ten miles of rugged coast line, with miles of private trails, providing panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean, massive rocks, migrating whales and spectacular sunsets.
The Wave Organ, Part Sculpture, Part Instrument
It's surprising how many locals have never been to the Wave Organ; many don't even know where it is. This "acoustic sculpture" is actually a huge marble-and-granite musical instrument created in 1986 by the Exploratorium's senior artist Peter Richards and master stone mason George Gonzales. This surprise is located on a jetty behind the Golden Gate Yacht Club; follow Lyon Street toward the water from where it meets Marina Boulevard, continue as it becomes Yacht Road and go all the way out to the end of the jetty.


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SWU's Columbia education center recently sponsored the Education Rocks! 2013 Teachers of the Year Recognition Reception.
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Southern Wesleyan President Todd Voss congratulated Debra Eischen, left, assistant professor of business, who was named Faculty Member of the Year; and Melissa Vess, right, assistant director of admissions, who was named Staff Member of the Year.
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Camas senior Sarah Nidick has been voted The Columbian's high school athlete of the week for March 19-24 by a vote of fans on Facebook.
Nidick collected 64.5 percent of the 766 votes cast this week to outdistance Union baseball player Tre Christensen, who finished with 22.5 percent.
Nidick went 4 for 7 with a double, two runs scored and 10 RBI in two games last week. She also allowed one run in four innings pitched.
Other candidates included Skyview boys soccer player Cole Howard, Heritage boys track and field athlete Sean Keller and Prairie girls track and field athlete Johna McEllrath.
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There he goes again, stalking belligerently around the screen, caged by his own anger and by a world too boring, too conformist, too routine for a guy like him. Shake things up! he demands, his motormouth charisma running a megabyte a minute. Don't buy their crap! And he's off, ranting against the cosmos, bellowing a challenge to everything within earshot, his sneer laying waste to pretense, cutting lies and easy answers to shreds without a tinge of mercy. Watching him, you feel cleansed, purged, all your anger caught up and flushed out in his fury.
Except that, whoops, this time he's selling their crap. Former Gen-X bad boy Denis Leary now appears nightly on your TV screen, peddling that hipster staple, Quaker State Motor Oil. Seems to be doing it without much sense of irony, either. ("Unlike that crazy uncle no one likes to talk about," he snarls, "it works.")
Or check out John Corbett, Northern Exposure's sage DJ, Chris, now concocting whimsical anecdotes about guys who live by their hands and kids burdened with overprotective parents, the better to sell you Ford trucks and minivans. Since the high-water mark of baby-boomer sellout took two decades to reach--that being, of course, Nike's 1987 ads that hijacked the Beatles' "Revolution" to package the footwear insurrection--the only thing surprising about their successors' recent, and suddenly conspicuous, regurgitation by corporate America is how little comment it has occasioned. In fact, the subject is worth some thought: Did the caustic won't-get-fooled-again irony on which media-savvy baby-busters prided themselves make them more wary of consumer culture's lures and more difficult to co-opt? Or did it just make them easier to seduce?
Boomer culture still dominates the airwaves, usually in the form of '60s or '70s rock meant to connote sincerity. Even when selling out, boomers refuse to give up center stage. Thus we've been treated to Hendrix riffing for the Pontiac Sunfire, Sly Stone celebrating Toyota's newfound status as the transportation of choice for everyday people, Bob Seger yelping "Like a Rock" for Chevy, and the biggest self-pimping of all, the Stones giving it up for Windows 95. But we're not supposed to sneer at this piracy of the past; we're supposed to feel comfortable with it, familiar. We're back at Woodstock with the SUV and the kids for that upcoming 30th reunion, where everyone there can survey an enormous field of suspenders and vanity plates and smile knowingly: What a long, strange trip it's been.
But more contemporary cultural references, from Sprite's no-image image to McDonald's aphasic white raps, are winning a foothold. In contrast to the boomer references, buster-culture tropes always invite a knowing wink: You already knew that the playground homeboys guzzling Sprite were really just actors, the ad says, and now you really, really know it. Which is why you're going to drink even more of our brand. Getting your cynicism stroked feels nice, doesn't it?
There's nothing new about hip irony. As Tom Frank's The Conquest of Cool meticulously documents, by the mid-'60s the ad world's young turks were already using self-mockery to push product like the VW Bug to the youth-culture market. Yet, as a card-carrying member of the post-boom generation, what disturbs me is the lack of response this time: not even a burp as the distance and satire that we all told ourselves would make us different gets swallowed whole.
Some sacred cows haven't been ground up yet, I suppose--or would like to believe. (If I hear, say, "Radio Free Europe" or "I Will Dare" providing the soundtrack for some guy driving his pickup across the ranch, I plan to slit my wrists with a shard of the "Shiny, Happy People" CD-single. And props to boomer Neil Young for remaining crankily incorruptible to the end.)
On the other hand, maybe the only message here is that the price can be right for almost anyone. Paul Reiser, sure: He probably called up his mother the day he got his first endorsement contract. But how can Dennis Miller keep that smirk pasted on his face when he's hawking discount collect-calling service? Could he be comfortable with the knowledge that he is the most deserving target for all the scorn he has sprayed everywhere else? And save a moment for poor Jeff Goldblum, whose quizzical lapses ("Perpetually...complicated? Profusely...corded?" Pretentiously counterfeit.) are intended to download Apple's snazzy iMac into 10 million homes. At least rappers never pretended not to be commodity fetishists: Thirteen years ago Run-D.M.C. released "My Adidas," a boast about their favorite brand of footwear. Soon after, they signed an endorsement deal and never looked back. Honesty, it turns out, does have its rewards.
Still, sincerity and sarcasm don't make the best bedfellows. When slack-hip commercials aim for irony, they hit it squarely. But their attempts to represent genuine modern slices of life fall flat more often than not--the emotional lives of post-boomers still being terra incognita. My current favorite is the Mazda commercial that features a carefully selected blend of twentysomethings motoring to work, or going for a drive, or something, to the strains of the Nails' non-hit "99 Lines About 44 Women." There's driver Gina, gifted with "geographic memory," and a friend who for some reason dresses in workout gear (on the way to her job?) and can't sing but brings a CD to "keep the beat and keep it strong"; and best of all, Charlie, who swigs double lattes, has a goatee, and, naturally, "works in cyberspace/Backslash dot com all day long." And Charlie desperately needs that caffeine boost: If he's typing "\.com" at the end of his Web addresses, he can't be getting very much done in his eight hours.
It would be shortsighted to claim there's a moral emerging from all this, except possibly that the only room we're afforded for resistance these days is the ability to predict which products will induce our favorite stars to mortgage their souls. Quick, which would David Duchovny pitch more effectively--cellular-phone service or rental cars? No matter what cultural-studies scholars might claim, that's not much wiggle room for meaningful "oppositional behavior" in all this ad-watching. But where else can we turn? When Jason Mewes (the piggish loudmouth Jay from Kevin Smith's films) is given the opportunity to ramble on about running shoes for Nike, how much worse can things get? Even our grimiest, indiest spaces are being bought up, fenced in, and turned into condos.
Detournement is what the French Situationists called it when someone took an ad and tweaked it to reveal subversive potential; but today's ads come pre-detourned, already more subversive than any misreading can render them. The real revolutionary gesture is to read TV with the lack of differentiation it wants you to read with, to refuse the sneer it solicits. Maybe if we all open our eyes and believe, if we treat him as a celebrity like any other, Jason Mewes will become as famous as Paul Reiser.
Or, as Apple's ad campaign instructs us, citing luminaries from Jim Henson to John Lennon to Gandhi, all of whom would doubtless have made even more of an impact if only they'd had an easy way to connect to the Internet: Think different.
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7/ How much work is done by the motor in a CD player to make a CD spin, starting from rest? The CD has a diameter of 12.0 cm and a mass of 15.0 g. The laser scans at a constant tangential velocity of 1.15 m/s. Assume that the music is first detected at a radius of 18.5 mm from the center of the disk. Ignore the small circular hole at the CD's center.
8/ A mechanic turns a wrench using a force of 25.8 N at a distance of 13.6 cm from the rotation axis. The force is perpendicular to the wrench handle. What magnitude torque does she apply to the wrench?
9a/ As shown in the figure below, a 42.1-N force is applied to the outer edge of a door of width w = 1.34 m in such a way that it acts perpendicular to the door. Calculate the torque.
b/ Now, the 42.1-N force is applied to the outer edge of that door in such a way that it acts at an angle of ? = 42.9� with respect to the door surface. Calculate the torque. c/And now, the 42.1-N force is applied to the outer edge of that door in such a way that it acts so that the line of action of the force passes through the axis of the door hinges. Calculate the torque for this case.
10a/ A house painter is standing on a uniform, horizontal platform that is held in equilibrium by two cables attached to supports on the roof (as shown in the figure below ). The painter has a mass of 70.4 kg and the mass of the platform is 20.7 kg. The distance from the left end of the platform to where the painter is standing is d = 2.04 m and the total length of the platform is 4.76 m. How large is the force exerted by the left-hand cable on the platform?
b/ How large is the force exerted by the right-hand cable?
11a/ Two children standing on opposite sides of a merry-go-round are trying to rotate it. They each push in opposite directions with forces of magnitude 13.8 N. If the merry-go-round has a mass of 163 kg and a radius of r = 2.11 m, what is the angular acceleration of the merry-go-round? (Assume the merry-go-round is a uniform disk.)
b/ How fast is the merry-go-round rotating after 4.23 s?
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The Ministry of Health is upping its fight against malaria via the distribution of insecticide-treated bed nets in areas where the disease is prevalent.
The Government Information Agency said that at a press conference in December, the Vector Control Unit committed to distributing 50,000 nets starting from January 15. Yesterday that process advanced with the presentation of 5000 Long Lasting Impregnated Nets to the Regional Health Officer (RHO) (ag) for Region 7, Merlene Ferrier.
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It is the most bittersweet reality of a winner-take-all tournament. There can only be one winner.
Or, in the case of the IHSAA class football championships, five winners.
That means 310 schools go home with an "L" in their last game.
Let's not confuse that with a team's body of work over the entire season, though.
No way. There is much more to remember than a negative balance on the scoreboard as the clock reached zero for the last time.
For local teams especially, that is not the epitaph for the season. Instead, it has been another banner year on the gridiron.
No 'L' in Trojans
Center Grove proved once again that it is, well, Center Grove, simply the dominant Class 5A team in the southern half of the state on an annual basis.
While Friday night's loss to Lawrence Central (let's say it here, the Class 5A champ) stings, a little perspective is helpful.
The Trojans have gone to the semistate four of the last five seasons. In each of those seasons, they have either won the title or lost to the eventual champion.
You just can't get much better than that.
In fact, only state finalist Fort Wayne Snider has had better postseason success over the past two years.
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Each season offers moments, those times that end up being posted in scrapbooks and talked about at class reunions for years to come. Here is some of what should be put in a time capsule:
- Center Grove was the star of the postseason, but Greenwood generated the most regular-season buzz. The Woodmen captured the Mid-State Conference title with a high-scoring offense and opportunistic defense. While early in the season, that title was won in a wild September shootout with Martinsville that featured five fourth-quarter touchdowns in a 41-40 Greenwood win
- Edinburgh equaled its win total (4-6) from the last two seasons and took a giant step forward with a dedicated class that laid the groundwork for a solid future. It was the Lancers' best season since 1995. While the wins will be remembered, it was a tight late-season defeat to Milan that deserves attention as a turning point. After losing by 66, 35 and 42 to the perennial Class A power, Edinburgh took the Indians into the fourth quarter in a 21-6 battle. Forget the scoreboard, this was a major win.
- Franklin was supposed to be down this season, but the Grizzly Cubs showed that heart doesn't take a year off. Losing six of their last seven games before a sectional opener with Bloomington North, the Cubs did not quit. Franklin showed the heart of a lion with a stunning fourth-quarter rally to upend the Cougars, 22-19.
- Indian Creek ran (make that, passed) through the Mid-Indiana Football Conference to another title. The Braves' aerial assault may be the most entertaining show around. It also is effective. Titles are earned, not given, and Indian Creek needed all of its firepower in a 39-35 title-deciding game at North Decatur. The Braves went on to their fourth straight sectional title game.
- Roncalli's biggest win was also Greenwood's biggest loss. In a semifinal Class 4A sectional contest that matched the two neighbors for the first time in decades, the Rebels threw enough wrinkles in their game plan to dominate the Woodmen, 35-14. This was supposed to be a rebuilding year for Roncalli, but good programs are still just that year in and out.
- When you are undefeated, there is a target on your back. Whiteland hit the bullseye in a regular-season win over then-perfect Greenwood. In a game matching the county's two leading rushers, the Warriors unleashed a potent air assault and swarming defense that proved to be the difference in a 56-35 win.
The price of tradition
Next season will see a jumble of tournament changes with the introduction of a "tradition adjustment" and the addition of a sixth class.
Moving up via the adjustment, which is designed to provide equity among teams that dominant in their current class, are: Cathedral (4A to 5A), Bishop Chatard (3A to 4A), Fort Wayne Bishop Luers (2A to 3A) and Lafayette Central Catholic (A to 2A).
Locally, Center Grove will move to Class 6A, while Franklin and Whiteland will stay in Class 5A.
What does that mean?
The big winners are the Woodmen and Rebels, who will be rid of Class 4A gorilla Cathedral. The Irish have won seven straight sectionals.
Of course, the Irish become a Class 5A problem for the Cubs and Warriors, although not likely in the same sectional. With Center Grove gone, Whiteland and Franklin should be competing for Sectional titles.
Indian Creek also will benefit with potential regional foe Chatard gone to Class 4A. The Trojans took out the Braves in the 2011 regional and 2010 semistate.
Center Grove's move to Class 6A is more of logistical and financial headache than a matter of Xs and Os. With the possibility of four-team sectionals, the Trojans likely will be paired with Jeffersonville and Terre Haute North, along with Columbus North.
Conference calls
The long-anticipated realignment of the Metropolitan Interscholastic Conference is likely to set off a chain reaction in the Indianapolis area.
It will be nothing short of amazing if reshuffling stops with Pike and Lawrence Central's departure from Conference Indiana for the MIC.
More likely, this is just the start of a busy football offseason with new alliances and affiliations under heated consideration. As we have suggested in the past, a 16-team MIC with most area Class 6A schools is among the more intriguing and game-changing possibilities. That would also be the most unlikely, with some Class 6A schools reluctant to sacrifice regular-season success.
More than just the two conferences mentioned, the Hoosier Crossroads Conference and Mid-State may be implicated as the new Class 5A/6A split acts as a catalyst.
Locally, the question is whether this will cause 5A Franklin and Whiteland to consider other opportunities outside the Mid-State.
Changes in conference affiliation, of course, impact all sports. Make no mistake, though, football is driving this issue.
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this is my last post before my summer break...see you all in August ...
Now, we ALL know what that means. He said he'd post if the B's did something major, but the fact is he will be back momentarily.
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Prairie beer to benefit autism research
Beer fans in Oklahoma, and even around the country, are familiar with the funky labels and seemingly never-ending string of new beers from Prairie Artisan Ales. But beer fans on the west coast will get an early look at a new Prairie beer we won't see here in Oklahoma until late spring.
Prairie Spectrum is a special brew from brewmaster Chase Healey that will help support research for autism.
Healey said he expects a late-spring release here in Oklahoma, but the beer is expected to make an appearance during San Francisco Beer Week, which is set for Feb. 7-16. The beer will be served at a fundraiser in San Fran on Valentine's Day to support the group Ales for Autism.
Healey said he hooked up with Ales for Autism when the group approached him after seeing his Kickstarter campaign.
The brewer described the beer as a blend of an amber farmhouse ale and golden sour ale. It's being aged on hibiscus flowers and will get a wild yeast addition, Healey said.
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-At least one Oklahoma City liquor store is reporting COOP DNR back in stock today. If that's one of your faves, check with your local store.
-Start a convo thread on Beer Advocate that asks "Do you make an effort to drink local?" and you're bound to have five pages of comments.