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Use rage in a sentence
- He was eaten with rage, but he was cool and steady. [11]
- Her hands trembled with rage, and stammering rather than speaking she desired the praetor to order a composing draught for her. [10]
- Frantic with fury, wild with rage and shame, he snatched the dagger from his belt. [10]
- He suddenly swooped upon Denzil, his fingers clenched about the thick throat, insane rage was on him. [11]
- Suddenly he stood up, his face flushed, his hands outthrust themselves in rage, his fingers opened and shut in abandonment of temper. [11]
- To wit, that this dreadful matter brought from these downtrodden people no outburst of rage against these oppressors. [5]
- The citizens, among them Adam, learned this fact with rage and terror, but the mutineers of Aalst had not yet collie. [10]
- Yet even had the tempest continued to rage with full fury, Barbara would not have been dissuaded from the resolution which she had once formed. [10]
- This but increased the rage against the foreigner, and was another crime to lay to his charge. [11]
- Roar, roar, thou storm, stream, stream, rushing rain, rage, waves, and destroy the meadows, swallow up houses and villages! [10]
- I choked with rage; I could have struck him. [11]
- In his wild rage he had burst a blood vessel on the brain. [11]
- Byng was as one fascinated; light was breaking in on his rage, his besmirched pride, his vengeance; hope was stealing tremblingly into his face. [11]
- True, he was often rudely interrupted by the captain of the guards, who vented his rage upon him. [10]
- But presently cries of rage and mourning came from the Indians, and weapons threatened. [11]
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DES MOINES, IOWA — There's a very good reason that long-serving Texas Congressman and Tea Party Godfather Ron Paul has rocketed up the ranks in this crucial early caucus state: passion. Specifically, the kind of wide-eyed enthusiasm and dedication he inspires in young first-time caucusers like Carl Bisenius and his friends.
"I've made my decision and I'm going to vote for Ron Paul," said Bisenius, 19, of neighboring Ankeny, Iowa. "Mostly because he seems the most honest. He's got the best record out of all of them and I really agree with everything he says." Bisenius said he's been absorbing as much information as he can about the Republicans vying for the nomination while volunteering at a Paul call center in his hometown and he's convinced that the libertarian fire starter is the one who can beat President Obama.
"A lot of people are sick of politicians lying all the time, and he's one of the only honest politicians left," said Bisenius.
As he huddled around a table on Sunday night at Mullet's, a beer and burgers joint in the shadow of the state capitol in downtown Des Moines, Bisenius' confidence was bolstered by some cold, hard facts from friend Jay Fieser, 20, of Iowa City. A political science major the University of Iowa, Fieser said he paid "a bit" of attention to the 2008 election in which Paul also ran and has since learned enough about early 20th century foreign policy that he believes Rep. Paul is the man for the job.
"I think it would be interesting to see the United States going back to some kind of policies like that … ending the policing of the world," said Fieser about Paul's non-interventionist arguments. As he spoke, an endless barrage of commercials from candidates Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich and Rick Perry flashed by on the bar's flat screen TVs as the top candidates made a final, furious push to woo Hawkeye State voters.
"His foreign policy is what really drew me to him … I don't like the two-party system here and he doesn't seem heavily invested in the Republican Party and they don't seem to like him that much. People are saying if he gets elected there will be a reshuffling of the parties and I'd like to see that."
Paul has drawn attention for a number of his beliefs, inlcuding not intervening in international conflicts, voting against the Iraq war, withdrawing from the United Nations, rejecting amnesty for illegal aliens and eliminating such federal government agencies as the Departments of Education, Energy, Commerce and IRS.
And, in some ways, Fieser said it is precisely because the rank-and-file of the GOP and the mainstream media have ignored or ridiculed Dr. Paul that he is so interested in the former obstetrician's views. "People are kind of sick of what's been going on in Washington for so long … I think they're really staring to look at Ron Paul because of that," he said.
It is one of Paul's more radical ideas — returning the U.S. to the gold standard — that caught the eye of first-time caucuser Daniel Swenson, 18. "He seems to be the really only candidate that his voting record reflects his policies and principles he stands for. That's what really draws me to him," he said, citing Paul's claims that returning to the standard the country abandoned in 1933 in order to emerge from the Great Depression could help turn around our current economic crisis.
Like his friends, Danielson said he planned to do his part in the days leading up to Tuesday's vote by talking to his family and other undecided voters about Paul's policies and trying to sway them to cast a vote for the second-time presidential candidate.
MTV is on the scene in Iowa! Head to Iowa.MTV.com for all our Iowa caucus coverage , and stick with PowerOf12.org throughout the presidential election season to follow Andrew Jenks on the campaign trail.

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Watering is key to a successful vegetable garden in the north Texas region. Certain techniques and materials can reduce the amount of water needed to grow food. Close attention to watering needs and methods can be used to create a cleaner and greener outdoor vegetable garden space.
Watering Times
The city of Ft Worth has "time of day water restrictions" in place year round. Residents are allowed to water before 10am and after 6pm. Other recommendations include to avoid watering during the rain, and onto sidewalks, driveways or streets, and to maintain sprinkler systems. Between 40%-60% of water is used for outdoor watering.
Watering Techniques
Above Ground Sprinkler Systems & Sprinklers
They are convenient, yet have a couple of drawbacks. Water can be lost to the wind. Also, water directly gets onto foliage of the plants, which can create mold during hot weather, and damage from chemicals in the water. Sprinklers are best used in the mornings, allowing the sun to dry the foliage before it has time to grow mold.
Garden Hoses
Watering by hand is time consuming, yet a great way to be directly involved with the vegetable garden. Just like any above ground method, water is lost through evaporation. Strategically placing the hose on the ground and soaking specific areas, and minimizing spaying is an effecient use of the hose. This method can minimize water that gets onto the foliage. Hoses are commonly made from PVC, and contain brass materials which leech lead into the water. Use of a sustainably made and performing hose is a great way to minimize pollution.
Strategic placement of a sustainable soaker hose is a great way to water slowly and thoroughly.
Garden hoses can be made from food grade materials as well as labeled "Lead Free, Drinking Water Safe, and Phthalate Free."
For more information about garden hoses see:
Consumer Reports.org, Wise Geek: What is a lead free garden hose.
Reduce Watering Needs
A thick 2-3" layer of mulch helps to hold moisture in, and protect the roots of plants during extreme highs and lows.
Strategic Planting
Some vegetables can grow successfully, protected from the hot afternoon sun in north Texas. This scenario requires less water, and is less stressful for the plants. Ideal candidates include peppers, lettuces, leafy greens, and herbs such as basil, thyme, parsley, and cilantro.
Tips for Sustainable Watering
- Water during recommended times
- Water using sustainable hoses
- Water more at one time, less often
- Water only as much as needed
Tips for Fort Worth residents, links to city's website:
Save Fort Worth Water: Irrigation Information, Gardening Tips


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Calibrating a buret when there is nothing better to do
About 10 days ago I ordered a 50-ml buret from Ward's Natural Science. The catalog said that each buret was "individually calibrated". I couldn't have asked for more.
The buret arrived a few days ago carefully packaged in a tall box. I took out the buret and started examining it. I noticed the calibration temperature etched near the top: 27°C! Where on earth was this thing calibrated? I found the fine print on the cardboard sleeve: "Made in India". Images of un-air conditioned, hot and humid labs flashed before my eyes. Good thing it wasn't a record-breaking day when they worked on this particular buret.
The temperature in my basement is usually around 20-22°C and it never ever goes up to 27°C. The standard calibration temperature for laboratory glassware is 20°C. So I figured I needed to check the calibration of my Indian-made 27° buret.
An old book from my college days, Fundamentals of Analytical Chemistry by Skoog & West, provided the necessary instructions for buret calibration. It is really simple: you deliver with the buret several different volumes of distilled water, weigh each one, convert weights into volumes using the density of water at the lab temperature and finally, plot the calculated (or actual) volumes against the volumes read from the buret and derive the correction factors, if necessary.
Here are my results.
The largest volume I measured from the buret was 43.2 ml, while the calculated "actual" volume of it was 43.71 ml. Measurement errors notwithstanding, the difference of 0.51 ml is probably explainable by the differences in the volumes of water at 27°C during the original calibration and at 21.5°C in my basement. The volume difference at the smallest volume I measured, 9.8 ml, was 0.05 ml, which is almost negligible for my purposes.


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Human Resource Management
Private and public organizations alike are increasingly realizing that their employees are their most valuable assets.
Why this major is for you:
The undergraduate business administration human resource management specialization prepares students for the operational and strategic components of managing an organization's most valuable resource. Students who graduate with the human resource management specialization in business administration are prepared for careers in:
• human resource management of diverse companies • employee law and labor relations • training and development • management consulting.
What you'll learn:
As a business major, you will learn core elements of business, such as accounting, economics, finance, information systems, management and marketing. The human resource management specialization includes extensive instruction in:
• human resource allocation • employee selection and development • employee and labor relations • compensation and performance evaluation • management consulting.
Classroom courses are offered to full-time and part-time students during the day and in the evening; many courses are also offered online.
If you qualify, you'll have the opportunity to select the Law School Early Entry Option, which allows you to count the successful completion of your first year of law school at the UB School of Law as the final year of your undergraduate study. For more information, visit www.ubalt.edu/prelaw.
You can also take advantage of the Automatic Admit Option to the UB School of Law. If you qualify, you will be automatically admitted to the law school following your graduation from the Business Administration program. For more information, visit www.ubalt.edu/prelaw.
As a qualified student, you can take advantage of our Accelerated Bachelor's/Master's Option. Apply up to 9 graduate credits (three classes, typically) to both your undergraduate degree in business administration and your MBA, your M.S. in Accounting and Business Advisory Services or your M.S. in Business-Finance.


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Dana Wynter
Born Jun 8, 1931 Hometown Federal Republic ...
Died May 6, 2011 Death Place Ojai
Height 5' 7" (170 cm) Nationality German
Alma Mater Rhodes University
Dana Wynter was a German-born English actress, who was brought up in England and Southern Africa. She appeared in film and television for over forty years beginning in the 1950s, her best known film being Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956).
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1931 Birth Born on June 8, 1931.
1951 20 Years Old Wynter began her cinema career at 21 in 1951, playing small roles, often uncredited, in British films. … Read More
1953 22 Years Old Wynter left for New York on 5 November 1953, Guy Fawkes Day (which commemorates a failed attempt in 1605 to blow up the Palace of Westminster). "There were all sorts of fireworks going off," she later told an interviewer, "and I couldn't help thinking it was a fitting send-off for my departure to the New World." … Read More
1955 24 Years Old She relocated to Hollywood where, in 1955, she was placed under contract by 20th Century Fox. … Read More
1956 25 Years Old In 1956, Wynter married celebrity attorney Greg Bautzer; they divorced in 1981. … Read More
1964 33 Years Old … She appeared as various British women in the ABC television series Twelve O'Clock High, 1964-66.
1966 35 Years Old In 1966-67, she co-starred with Robert Lansing (who had been the original star of Twelve O'Clock High) on the television series The Man Who Never Was, but the series lasted only one season.
1969 38 Years Old She guest starred in 1969 on the second version of The Donald O'Connor Show.
1978 47 Years Old She appeared in an Irish soap opera, Bracken (which also starred a young Gabriel Byrne), from 1978-80.
1993 62 Years Old In 1993, she returned to television to play Raymond Burr's wife in The Return of Ironside.
1996 65 Years Old The painting, which hung in the family home in County Wicklow, was said to have been bought for her in 1996 by her son, Mark Bautzer, as a gift. … Read More
2011 80 Years Old Dana Wynter died on 5 May 2011 from congestive heart failure at the Ojai Valley Community Hospital's Continuing Care Center; she was 79 years old. … Read More
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Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 and Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 Android 4.1.1 update now available in the US
If you're in the US and own a Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 or a Galaxy Tab 2 7.0, you should be really excited, because the update to Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean is now available for both of these devices. We are of course referring to Wi-Fi-only units and not those with bundled data connectivity sold by carriers – those will get their updates on a different schedule.
A couple of months after such an update started rolling out in parts of Europe, the first iteration (and hopefully not the last) of Jelly Bean for Samsung's two tablets is now waiting to be installed by you, either via Kies or via OTA. Kies is Samsung's desktop PC software, which can help you update your tablet.
Alternatively, you can wait for an update notification to be shown by your device, after which you can download and install the 311 MB update right on the tablet, with no need for a computer. In case you want to do things over-the-air but haven't been notified about the update yet, you can naturally manually check by going to Settings > About device > Software update.
No official changelog has been spotted (at least not yet), but expect to see all the goodies introduced with the 4.1 version of Jelly Bean (Project Butter, Google Now, improved notifications, enhanced performance overall, etc.) plus Samsung's love-it-or-hate-it TouchWiz UI layer sitting pretty atop.
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Silje Fjortoft Wins NCAA South Central Regional Championships
Mustangs take fourth place
SMU Takes First at Conference USA Championships
Silje Fjortoft wins the gold medal individually
Fjortoft Wins Her Fourth Consecutive Meet
Mustangs finish sixth out of 34 teams
2011 (Sr.): Placed 15th at the NCAA South Central Regional Championships on 11/12 with a time of 21:19.9... Named to the All-Conference First Team on 10/31... Took 7th place at the C-USA Championships with a time of 17:22.2 on 10/31... Finished 14th out of 296 runners with a time of 20:54.3 at the Chile Pepper Festival on 10/15... Placed 84th out of 225 runners at the Notre Dame Invitational on 9/30... Took the bronze medal with a time of 11:02 at the UT-Arlington 2-mile run on 9/10... Finished third (14:09) at the North Texas Invitational 4k Run on 9/1.
2009 (Fr.): Named to the NCAA South Central All Region Team... Was a member of the 2009 USTFCCCA All-Academic Team... Competed in the NCAA Championships... Won the TCU Cross Country Season Opener (11:05)... Took second at the Ken Garland Invitational 5K (17:47)... Placed eighth at the South Central Region Championships 6K (21:20.6).
Prep: Won the Norwegian Championship in the 1500m and 3000m steeple... Earned silver medal in the European Championship in the 3000m steeple... Has competed in the Junior World Championships, Indoor Championship European Birmingham, Junior European Championships Netherlands and the World Championship Japan... Posted personal best times of 4:09 in the 1500m, 9:11 in the 3000m and 9:34 in 3000m steeple.
Personal: Anticipated advertising major... Parents are Gunnar and Bjorg... Has one brother and one sister.


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I am developing a web application in Java/J2EE, in which I have export functionality. I have used Jasper for the same. The issue is when trying to export a huge set of data it is consuming a lot of time.
Is there any design approach for export functionality so that I can improve the performance?
I had tried JExcel API earlier and then moved to DynamicJasper API.


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College Hockey:Huskies Gain Home Ice With 2-2 tie
Late Lasch Goal Gets Tie
GRAND FORKS, N.D. — St. Cloud State got the two points it needed to clinch home ice for the WCHA playoffs, but North Dakota made the Huskies work for every single minute to earn them.
For the second straight night, UND and SCSU played to a tie at Ralph Engelstad Arena. On Friday, the Sioux had to come from behind to gain a 1-1 tie. Saturday, the Huskies needed a late power-play goal from Ryan Lasch, the league's leading scorer, to salvage a 2-2 tie.
"The win would have been nice, but a point is just as good to get the home ice," said SCSU goalie Jase Weslosky, who held the top-ranked Sioux to three goals for the series. "That's fantastic with the fans and the crowds we usually get at our games."
The tie enabled UND to extend its nation-leading unbeaten streak to 14-0-3, a new school record. However, Sioux coach Dave Hakstol said keeping the streak alive didn't affect how the team played.
"We're playing to win," he said. "The streak hasn't even entered my mind. That's a non-factor as far as I'm concerned."
Until Lasch scored on a power play with 2:39 remaining in regulation, it appeared that SCSU would start the playoffs on the road at Wisconsin. The Sioux clung to a 2-1 lead and effectively stymied the Huskies attack.
In a game in which only four penalties were called, three in the first half of the first period, a hooking penalty late in the third period on UND's Andrew Kozek proved decisive. It gave the Huskies the opportunity they needed to put the WCHA's top power play on the ice.
Sioux goalie Jean-Philippe Lamoureux made a difficult pad save on a shot from the point by SCSU defenseman Aaron Brocklehurst, but the rebound went directly to Lasch at the left side of the net. He fired the puck over a sprawling Lamoureux, giving SCSU the tying goal and the point it desperately needed to finish in a fourth-place tie with Minnesota State.
"You play the whole season and you get down to the last game," said SCSU coach Bob Motzko. "You could see that their (UND's) foot was probably off the gas pedal a little bit tonight because the race was over. We had to try to take advantage of it and we couldn't. We had to scramble at the end to get a special teams play to tie it. That was one of the biggest ties for all of us."
Hakstol didn't agree that the Sioux backed off because Colorado College wrapped up the WCHA championship on Friday against Denver.
"The guys gutted it out and played hard," he said. "It wasn't pretty, but we did a good job. I was proud of the guts we played with. We weren't all that sharp in some areas, but we played hard."
UND was forced to juggle its lines throughout the game because junior center T.J. Oshie, the team's leading scorer, played just a few shifts early in the first and second periods. The Sioux are also without defenseman Chay Genoway and forward Evan Trupp, both injured last weekend at Duluth.
Although Hakstol wouldn't comment on why Oshie missed most of the game, he revealed that the team hasn't been healthy for most of the past week.
"A lot of guys missed practice because of illnesses," he said. "We've got guys who played with illnesses and sicknesses. Everybody knows what our injury situation is. We just didn't have a lot of gas in the tank. We played as hard as we could play tonight."
UND cashed in on one of its two power plays to take a 1-0 lead at 8:23 of the first period. Sioux junior forward Brad Miller came in alone from the left of the net and fired a sharply-angled shot from close range that beat Weslosky through the pads.
"He came across and got a shot off a little bit quicker than I expected him to," Weslosky said. "It just caught me between the legs, unfortunately."
Hard work in the UND zone paid off for SCSU in the second period. Lamoureux couldn't control the rebound off a tipped shot from the point. With the puck bouncing around in the crease, Huskies' forward Brent Borgen knocked it in out of a scrum in front of the net to knot the game 1-1 at 4:23.
With 1:08 left in the second period, UND reclaimed the lead. Sioux freshman defenseman Derrick LaPoint fired a shot from the right point that pin-balled into the twine off a deflection from the slot by junior forward Matt Watkins.
Lasch's power-play goal at 17:21 closed out the scoring. Neither team could net the game-winner in the five-minute overtime.
"We're playing our best hockey at the end of the season," Motzko said. "We still have to find ways to win games. We came in here and didn't win a game."
UND ends the regular season in second place with an 18-7-3 record in the WCHA (23-8-4 overall). For the first round of the conference playoffs, the Sioux will host ninth-place Michigan Tech for a best-of-three series beginning March 14.
SCSU ends the season 12-12-4 in conference play and 17-14-5 overall. The Huskies will host sixth-place Wisconsin for a best-of-three series that begins March 14.
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I am hoping to be picking beans in 7/10 days -tomatoes still green but I keep looking.
Hot,hot,hot news-I saw a man taking a photo of next door-the THE HOUSE IS UP FOR SALE-yippee -well until even more annoying people move in-asking price is £200,000-the agent -ever optimistic -reckons they are desirable but cannot see it going for that - we shall see.
This is now a very good day
I haven't misted them-but they look healthy enough -they are sitting on moist peat-why this one succumbed I don't know-I can see the fly -there is a fly buzzing around because the windows are open-I shall point him in the right direction
Yes-do it now-keep them well watered until they are established
6 wallflowers in one basket-that is a big basket
I never claim to be normal
-has anyone got any tomatoes showing the glimpse of ripening-this excludes Pam-we are all going there for supplies in the middle of the night
All my bargain plants from my trips to B& Q are flowering the petunias,nemesia ,begonias-and the 20 or so geraniums that I paid a £1 for are showing flower buds
Almost worth wearing beige for
I am not most people- I want see post 101 and I want it now-I also want to fly to the moon,have summer all year round,free water gas and electricity,holiday in the Bahamas and win the lottery-it will be in my next election manifesto
Jean -one of my 40p pitcher plants had shrivelled up and the roots are brown -the other 2 still seem ok though-I think that might be my punishment
The pagination issue seems to have been partially fixed-I can now access my previous 100 posts but no more than that at the moment
not my fault
Wallflowers in a basket sounds a novel idea-but surely you would only need one-I might try that for the spring-I think the basil would get swamped or rot-doesn't like too much water
Watered last night -got nothing to do now-my runners are covered with beans -really pleased about that -tomatoes absolute crap
Now the spell checker isn't working-what is it with this site and I get that run-error message
I am so looking forward to my new cossie and socks-I'm sure I won't be disapointed
The sun is beating down again seem to have a few itchy bites so can appreciate the midge problem- but I know you get it bad Jenny
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MILFORD, Conn. (AP) -- A 17-year-old charged in the fatal stabbing of a fellow student on the day of their high school's prom is due back in court for a hearing on whether there's enough evidence to prosecute him.
Christopher Plaskon is scheduled to appear Wednesday in Milford Superior Court for the probable cause hearing. His attorney, Richard Meehan, declined to comment on whether Plaskon will go forward with the hearing.
Plaskon is charged with murder in the slaying of Maren Sanchez, a friend who was stabbed to death in April in a hallway at Jonathan Law High School in Milford.
The attack occurred hours before the school's junior prom, and police have been investigating whether it was related to Sanchez's refusal to be Plaskon's prom date.


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Jason Mansfield begins his ninth year as a full-time assistant coach for the Cardinal and his 11th with the Stanford program. He shares in all of the program's coaching responsibilities.
Since first arriving on The Farm in 2002, Mansfield has been instrumental in helping Stanford maintain a place among the powerhouses of collegiate volleyball. In 10 seasons, he has helped Stanford advance to the NCAA Final Four five times, coached in five national championship matches and led the team to a national title. He has helped coach 14 players to a combined 29 AVCA All-America awards, and helped develop four National Players of the Year.
During the 2002 and 2003 seasons, Mansfield served as a volunteer coach and helped Stanford reach the NCAA title match in his first year. In 2004, Mansfield's first year with full-time responsibilities, he helped lead the Cardinal to its sixth NCAA Championship. In eight years as a full-time assistant, Mansfield has aided the team in securing five Pac-12 titles (2006-10), making four NCAA Final Four appearances (2004, 2006-08), posting four 30-win seasons (2004, 2006-08), reaching the national championship match four times (2004, 2006-08) and posting a 221-43 record.
Mansfield brings 17 years of coaching experience to The Farm, most recently having worked with Vision Volleyball Club as the 18-Gold Head Coach (2000-12). Mansfield's club teams have finished 5th place or better 11 times at the Junior Olympics. Jason has coached his team to Bronze Medal finishes in the 18 Open Division the past five consecutive seasons. His 2003 team won a Silver Medal in the 18 Open Division and in 1997 his team won a Gold Medal in 18 Club Division. Jason has coached 25 Junior Olympic All Tournament selections.
Mansfield earned his business management degree at Ashworth University in 2007. He and his fiance, Kim, will be married in July 2012.


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I am reading a paper about SVD of a operator. I know a little about SVD of matrix, and eigenvalue decomposition of operator. But I totally don't know what does SVD of a operator mean. In the following text, could anyone tell me the expressions of $u_k$ or $v_k$ and how to get them? Thanks in advance.
Let $$ f(x) = P(\varphi)(x) = \int_{-1}^1 \log(x-t)\varphi(t) dt,\quad x \in [3,5] $$ Using the language of classical potential theory, P is the operator mapping the charge disctribution on the interval $[-1,1]$ to the induced potential created on the interval $[3,5]$
One can construct the SVD of the operator P (defined above), representing it in the form $$ f(x) = P(\varphi)(x) = \sum_{k=1}^\infty \lambda_k(v_k,\varphi)u_k(x) $$ where $u_k:[3,5]\rightarrow \mathbf{R}, v_k:[-1,1]\rightarrow\mathbf{R} $ are the $k$th left and right singular vectors, respectively, and $\lambda_k$ is the $k$th singular value.


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"Both at Areen Design Services and its sister company Richmond International, you have consistently delivered first-class services, on time and within budget; often during difficult and stressful periods requiring flexibility in meeting deadlines and working practices."
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Red Raiders, Lady Raiders Wrap Up Tyson Invitational
Lady Raider Cierra White clocked the Big 12's leading time in the 200-meter dash Saturday.
Feb. 15, 2014
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FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – As she has done so often in the past, Lady Raider sprinter Cierra White helped to jumpstart the Texas Tech track and field program early Saturday in the final day of competition at the 2014 Tyson Invitational.
Competing in the very first race of the afternoon, White edged out Brittany Brown from Iowa on the final straightaway of the Randal Tyson track to capture the opening heat of the 200-meter dash with a career-best time of 23.43 seconds.
The performance marked the second-fastest 200-meter dash in school history. It also jumped her into the Big 12 lead in the event, and the top-10 nationally.
"It was good to come here against some good competition and some of the best schools in the nation," White said shortly after the race. "I was happy to get a chance to compete with them. I'm really proud of myself. I just tried to go out there and run the best race I could. I just did my best."
White, a 2013 outdoor All-American in the 100-meter dash, now owns four of the top-5 times in the event in Tech history.
Later on the track, she helped the Lady Raider 4x400 relay team to a second place finish in a fiercely competitive field. The relay squad, comprised of Christen Rivers, White, Amoy Blake and Montenae Roye-Speight, crossed the line with a time of 3:34.15 – which ranks as the fourth-fastest in school history. The Lady Raiders have now clocked a top-5 time in school history in back-to-back meets as they recorded a season-best of 3:34.08 at the New Mexico Classic last weekend.
That time entered the Tyson Invitational at No. 5 on the IAAF World Rankings for the 2014 indoor season.
Meanwhile, Tech junior Kyal Meyers took home a season-best performance in the championship division of the men's pole vault. Meyers passed on the opening height of the competition before clearing 5.16-meters (16-feet -11 inches) on his third and final try.
Following his first clearance of the day, Meyers turned around and sailed over a bar set at 5.26m (17'-3") on his first attempt.
With the season-best performance he finished fifth in the competition after missing on three attempts at 5.36m (17'-7.00").
Earlier on the infield, Red Raider sophomore Kyle Thompson turned in an impressive performance in the college division of the men's pole vault. Thompson, who finished fifth in the event at the 2013 Big 12 Indoor Championships, cleared 5.01m (16'-5.25") on his third attempt to finish eighth in the competition.
Thompson is the second Red Raider this season to clear a bar over 5-meters. Teammate Josh Sonnen followed in 10th clearing 4.86m (15'-11.25").
At the UNM Don Kirby Collegiate Elite, junior thrower Kole Weldon won the men's shot put competition with a throw of 19.76m (64'-10.00"). It marked his third win of the season in the event.
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The restaurant has a spacious, open layout comprised of a large rectangular bar in the center with various seats surrounding. The décor fuses rustic and urban elements combining smooth, dark wood tones with brick and ornate lighting. Sink into a booth with soft, burgundy leather upholstery or choose a high top table for your group with direct access to the bar.
One dish that you will not want to miss is the Toscana. The Toscana is a melt in your mouth meatball plate with a homemade flavor reminiscent of the dishes the Italian grandmother you wish you had used to make. A blend of ground veal and pork combined with eggplant, tossed with butter beans, rampini and served in a light broth with parmesan is an instant crowd pleaser.
Share the Crispy Calamari. The Crispy Calamari is lightly breaded, fried and tossed with marina sauce, sweet and hot peppers, and roasted garlic aioli. The unique blend of sauces produces a bold and spicy dish to ignite the palate.
The Brussel Sprouts might sound like an ordinary dish, but these are far from what you avoided as a child. Prepared with toasted garlic, tomato sauce, bacon and parmesan; they make eating vegetables an enjoyable experience right down to the last bite.
The Mac & Cheese made with Gouda, rigatoni, peas, mushrooms and topped with light bread crumbs satisfies your need for comfort food.
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INDEPENDENCE — The Washington Wizards can talk all they want, knock his headband off and commit flagrant fouls.
There is one thing Cavaliers small forward LeBron James vows he won't do.
"I don't fight,†James said Tuesday following a workout at Cleveland Clinic Courts. "That's so grade school. I don't need to fight. I stopped fighting a long time ago.
"I mean too much to my team to let a few guys trash talk and get thrown out,†he added. "It doesn't even match.â€
The Wizards, who are down 3-1 in the best-of-seven series heading into Game 5 — the contest has been moved to a 6 p.m. start — tonight at Quicken Loans Arena, would be more than happy to see James take a swipe at a role player like DeShawn Stevenson, Brendan Haywood or Andray Blatche.
For that matter, they'd probably be willing to sacrifice all three players if it meant James getting an automatic ejection for throwing a punch.
"He knows he can't lose his composure because once that happens, other guys are liable to,†Cleveland center Zydrunas Ilgauskas said.
"It's not like you're going to fight for five minutes. What's the point of throwing one punch that's probably going to miss?â€
The Wizards have tried anything and everything to throw James off his game, to no avail. From the pre-series trash-talking done by Stevenson and Gilbert Arenas to flagrant fouls by Haywood and Stevenson to having recording artist Soulja Boy in attendance for Game 3, James has handled everything with aplomb.
"He's our leader,†Cavaliers coach Mike Brown said. "We go as he goes. People are going to try to distract him. They're going to try to take him off his game. He's just got to keep going about his business.â€
Averages of 29.5 points, 8.5 rebounds and 6.5 assists are proof James has done just that.
"It's obvious they're trying to get me unfocused,†the 6-foot-8, 250-pounder said. "It can't happen and it won't happen.
"I wasn't coming into the playoffs thinking I was going to be nick free. I'm ready for it and I'm built for it.â€
Exactly what the Wizards might try tonight is anybody's guess, but James said he won't worry about any possible "goon†tactics.
"I can't play like that,†he said. "My game is built on a lot of aggression and a lot of power.â€
As impressive as James' ability to withstand the physical pounding has been, his ability to deal with it mentally has been just as important.
"Nobody can get me through what's going on right now but myself,†he said.
"It's annoying, but it happens,†he added when asked about the Wizards' constant yapping. "Guys trash talk all the time. That's basketball. Our guys don't talk much.â€
James doesn't usually get involved in verbal exchanges, either, but he couldn't resist saying "No†in his Game 4 postgame press conference when asked if Washington could come back to win the series.
"I have confidence in our team,†the 23-year-old said Tuesday. "That (statement) had nothing to do with the Wizards. They're a very good team, but they've got to beat us three times. I just don't see that happening.â€
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College Hockey:2006-07 Canisius Season Preview
There are a lot of fresh faces in the lineup for Canisius, but the Griffs will not be as green as one might think.
"We'll be young, but not as bad as if you just see the new names in the media guide," said Griffs coach Dave Smith, entering his second season behind the Canisius bench. "We do have a large group of freshmen, but we have a couple of transfers as well."
Significant holes were left by the graduation of Brandon Irish-Baker and Andrew Dawe, as well as the early departure of goaltender Dan Giffin, who appeared in 20 games for Canisius last season and posted an outstanding .920 save percentage.
"Dan left for the pro ranks," said Smith. "But I like what we have in net. Max Buetow has some experience (29 games in three seasons), plus we have Bryce Luker."
Luker played in the USHL last season, but had previously started 31 games for Michigan Tech in two seasons.
"Buetow is injured right now, so Bryce will be our starter," said Smith. "He's got the experience."
Also transferring in via the USHL is defenseman Kyle Bushee, who played for Des Moines last season after spending two years at Western Michigan, where he had eight points in 63 games.
Also back and expected to make a big contribution is Dave Kasch, who played just eight games last year before an injury ended his season.
"Kasch will be our best centerman," said Smith. "He'll help to establish some offensive depth. Last year we had (Mike) Cohen way up there in scoring (32 points), but nobody else close. We need to be more balanced."
Cohen will be joined by forwards Joel Kitchen and Joey Coccimiglio. In all, the Griffs return four of their top five scorers.
Canisius hosts four games this season at the Pepsi Center in Amherst, N.Y., with the rest being played at Buffalo State.
"(The games at) the Pepsi Center are important to continue to build a fan base," said Smith. "Amherst is a good hockey town, and everybody in Western New York knows about the Pepsi Center and what a great facility it is. We tried to spread those games out and pick the teams we play there (Mercyhurst, Army, RIT twice) and raise awareness in the community."
"We've got a good group of new players and a good group of veterans," said Smith. "I like our chances."
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College Hockey:Smith takes his turn in Boston College's Beanpot spotlight
The sophomore improved his collegiate total to five goals with a pair against Harvard.
BOSTON — Quinn Smith is not a marquee player. The Boston College sophomore had three career goals and eight points in 56 collegiate games when he woke up Monday morning.
He's not a big guy, either. He's listed at 5-foot-8, 165 pounds, which is pretty average in hockey terms. He doesn't have a big-name pedigree, apart from his prep experience at Avon Old Farms, and he's hardly a headline-maker off the ice.
In short, he does not command attention … which makes his commanding performance on Monday evening that much sweeter.
The forward out of Fairfield, Conn., scored Boston College's first two goals against Harvard, including what would ultimately go down as the game-winner in a 4-1 victory. The surprising outburst extended his scoring streak — the first of his collegiate career — to three games (3-1–4), and sealed the Eagles' invitations to their 33rd Beanpot championship game.
"Last time I scored two goals in a game was in the USHL a while back, so it was kinda cool to be able to do that here, on this stage," Smith said. "I guess it's a little more important."
Often eclipsed by BC's superstar snipers, Smith was thrilled by his shining moments against Harvard but clearly understands his job on Jerry York's roster.
"It means a lot," Smith said. "You always want to try to help your team win games. We have a lot of kids on this team that can score goals, and it just so happened that tonight it was my night."
"He's a good hard-nosed, checking-type player for us," York said. "Any time he scores goals, it's an added bonus. He's a meat-and-potato, hard-nosed player, and you really need an awful lot of players like that on your team. You can have the Johnny Gaudreaus, the Pat Mullanes, the Stevie Whitneys, but you need some real grinders, and he accepts that role, and he's very, very good at it. Every game, he gives an all-out effort, and when he can score like tonight, that's a real plus for us."
Smith quickly learned to embrace his role in the shadows, exhibiting seasoned maturity in his words despite the youthful exuberance in his tone.
"When I came in as a freshman, as you all know we had an unbelievable team," he said. "It was really hard to crack that lineup, but coaches stayed on me, the players stayed on me, the captains said, 'Just work hard, your time will come.'"
One of those captains is senior Steven Whitney, who also buried a goal against the Crimson.
"It's awesome," Whitney bubbled about Smith. "Everyone's happy for him, everyone's proud of him. Part of Quinn's role is to bring energy to this team — and he does that every night — and when he scored two goals tonight, it just brought even more energy and it was awesome to see."
Smith may never score two goals in a game again; he may never score another goal at all. But after Monday night, perhaps those beyond the Eagles' locker room will finally notice Smith and appreciate none of the attention that he commands.
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Having pulled off one upset in the state Class M playoffs the Weston High football team had thoughts of another.
The sixth-seeded Trojans, who held off third-seeded Ellington-Somers in the quarterfinals, set their sights on Berlin in the semifinals last week. Their opponent had other ideas, however.
The second-seeded Redcoats went up early and their defense did not allow the Trojans many opportunities before going on to a 21-7 win on Sunday, Dec. 2, at Bunnell High in Stratford.
The loss ended the season for Weston, which finished with a 9-3 overall record.
The playoffs started on a winning note for the Trojans last Wednesday, Nov. 28, when they visited Ellington-Somers. Overcoming a few penalties here and there, they stepped up for a 29-22 victory, their first-ever Class M playoff win.
Weston started the scoring after Ellington-Somers went three and out on its first series. Justin Schaffer got the ball to the Ellington 37 and Tyler Hassett hit Peter Lummis with a first down pass and on second and goal Zach Cannon caught another Hassett pass for the touchdown. Cannon then added the extra point to make it 7-0 with 8:21 left in the first quarter.
Ellington-Somers had an apparent three and out on its next series, but a roughing the kicker call on the punt gave it the ball back. Two offside calls on the Trojans moved the ball to the Weston 45 yard line.
Then, on a fourth down and four situation, Weston was called for offsides yet again. Ellington-Somers scored a touchdown after running back Christian Schneider scored from a yard out. Mike Casciano ran it in for the two-point conversion and it was 8-7 with 3:32 left in the first quarter.
The Trojans did drive again after Hassett and Schaffer helped move the ball within the 10 yard line, but came away with no points after a blocked field goal and it remained an 8-7 game at halftime.
"We were off schedule on the scoring drives," said Weston head coach Joe Lato on the first half. "We had some penalties down there, some self-inflicted wounds like a couple offsides, stuff like that."
The second half was where the offense really started to happen. Hassett scored from two-yards out on a run and although the two- point try was no good Weston led 13-8 with 4:03 left in the third quarter.
Ellington-Somers answered back when running back Neal Janiga scored on a 51-yard jaunt, making it 14-13 with 2:35 left in the quarter.
Weston was at the Ellington-Somers 26 as the period ended. The drive continued and Aaron Pomerance ran it in from nine-yards out with 10:06 left in the game. A run by Hassett for the two-point try made it 21-14.
Ellington-Somers answered right back on the first play of its next drive when quarterback Joseph Leslie found Austin Tautkus for a 45-yard score, making it 22-21 following Casciano's run for the two-point conversion with 9:44 left in the game.
The onside kick failed and Weston got the ball on its 47 yard line. Schaffer helped get the Trojans into the red zone by getting down to the two before Hassett scored. Schaffer was on the receiving end of the two-point try, making it 29-22.
Weston held Ellington scoreless after on two possessions and clinched the victory on a fourth down stop with 1:33 left in the game.
"I'm super proud of our kids," said Lato. "They played tough when it was really on the line, the whole team stepped it up."
The Trojans faced an uphill battle early in the semifinal game against Berlin. The Redcoats scored on their first series when Mitch Williams found wide receiver Tyler Undercuffler on a fourth down pass for 39 yards for the score. Kicker Pat Lomagio tacked on the extra point, making it 7-0 just one minute and 37 seconds into the game.
The Trojans had the ball on their own 45 following Cannon's kickoff return but it was brought back to the 35 on a holding call. The drive stalled and it had to punt after getting to Berlin's 38.
Berlin held the ball until the second quarter and scored on a four-yard run by Kevin Main just 22 seconds into the period, making it 14-0. Weston was driving the ball on the next possession but fumbled on the Berlin 18.
Hassett later intercepted a Berlin pass and the Trojan offense moved to the Berlin 49. On fourth down Hassett tried a deep pass to the right side targeted for Cannon that fell incomplete and the half ended with the score still 14-0.
Weston got the ball at its 45 to start the second half. Hassett converted on third down with a pass to Cannon on the sideline to bring the ball to the Berlin 10. Hassett then found the end zone for the only Trojan touchdown of the game on a four-yard run. Cannon added the extra point to make it 14-7 with 9:02 left in the quarter.
Weston did not find success on its next series as Hassett had to punt the ball. Berlin took the ball and on a third and six Williams found Scott McLeod for a 52-yard touchdown pass, making it 21-7 with 2:25 left in the third quarter.
The Trojans moved the ball into Berlin territory again after Hassett found Cannon for a 40-yard completion but came up short on fourth down and the Redcoats took over on their own 3o.
Berlin was moving the ball well into Trojan territory before Erik Dammen-Brower intercepted returned the ball all the way to the 20 but lost it on a fumble.
The Trojan offense got the ball back with 2:20 left in the game and no time outs. Four incomplete passes gave the Redcoats back the ball with 2:03 left and they let time expire, earning a trip to the title game.
"The kids should be proud of what they did," said Lato, looking back at the season. "We want to get here every year. They got us in here, the kids got the feeling of playing in the playoffs, and we are not surprised we're here."
The game also marked the final high school one for Cannon, Pomerance, Hassett, Schaffer, Michael Smith, Austin Gomar, Jimmy Brasco and Tom McGlone.
"They are great kids," said Lato. "They are going to be great leaders. They are amazing people."


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Illinois High School Association Class 2A baseball
Tribe turns tables, eliminates Fairfield Mules, 10-5
FAIRFIELD - Lawrenceville High School's baseball team doubled its season victory total in the opening round of the Illinois High School Association Class 2A regional tournament Monday with a 10-5 conquest of host Fairfield in the opening round.
The Indians (2-17) scored two or more runs in four different innings and rode the 12-strikeout performance of senior left-hander Braxton Blagrave.
Lawrenceville will travel to Mount Carmel Wednesday for a 4:30 p.m. semifinal game against top-seeded Flora, a team it has lost to twice this season. The winner will meet either second-seeded Carmi or the third-seeded host Golden Aces in Saturday's 11 a.m. title game.
"We struggled through the regular season, but it makes things better if you turn it on at regional time," said LHS coach Josh Benefiel. "The kids played really well today."
The Indians totaled nine hits against Fairfield pitchers Brandon Clevenger and Amon Simpson, but took advantage of seven errors on the hosts. Half of the LHS runs were unearned.
"That's what's happened to us for most of the year. Usually we're the team making the errors, then you look at the scoreboard and we've given up 10 runs," said the coach, after his team overcame four fielding errors. "It was kind of nice today. We made some mistakes but we didn't let it blow up into a big inning."
Blagrave scattered seven hits in earning his first pitching win of the season. Only one of the five runs he allowed was earned. He overcame four walks and 12 of the 21 outs he recorded were by strikeout - eight swinging and four looking.
"He pitched a great game today," Benefiel said. "When he got into trouble, he bowed up and pitched out of it. The big thing is, we didn't have to use any of our other pitchers. They'll be ready to go against Flora."
Jordan Shick had two hits, including a solo homer, for the Indians while Blagrave singled twice. Jacob Seed added a triple, while Ryan Seed, Thomas Mahrenholz, Brandt Cochran and Cody Steffey all connected for singles.
After giving up a run in the bottom of the first, the Indians took the lead for good with two runs in the top of the second. Shick tied the game with a one-out homer to left. Jacob Seed then tripled and scored when Mahrenholz reached on an error.
The big inning for the Indians was the third, when they scored four times on two hits and two errors on the Mules. Blagrave singled, Ryan Seed walked and Gage McIntosh reached on an error to load the bases. Jeff Baxter plated the first run on a groundout, while Jacob Seed delivered a sacrifice fly and Mahrenholz drove in a run with a base hit.
Benefiel was pleased with the production his team showed in snapping a seven-game losing streak. The 10 runs were the most the team has scored this season.
"We've constantly had the bases loaded or runners on second and third and not had the hit when we really needed it," he said. "We did today, and even had a couple of sacrifice flies and hit some balls to the right side of the field to move runners over. We've been working on that in practice and it was good to see it happen."
Wednesday's game will give the Indians a chance for revenge against the Wolves. Flora won the opening game of the season against the Indians, 10-6, on March 15. The Wolves also prevailed 9-0 in a game at Flora on May 7.
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New GameArena Steam Content Servers? No...
Edit: I may have been tricked.
Steam Network Status indicates 5 GA servers but is dated September 18 2006 and Steam: Game and Player Statistics report the standard two.
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"It takes just as much work to achieve failure as it does to achieve success."
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I wish more ISPs would do this. Steam has massive bandwidth demands and hosting content servers for users on your own network ought to be cheap. It's just a file server. If it prevents just a dozen customers being annoyed that they have to decide between browsing youtube or downloading a game that month then it's probably paid it's worth in building customer loyalty.
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The five GA servers existed "back in the day" when they were using 32-bit servers. Due to limitations they could only host 2GB of content on each server. They have now switched to 64-bit servers, where, assuming they provide enough hard drive space, each server could host ALL the content available on Steam.
|13th July 2010, 03:51 PM
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Though it very much depends on storage technology used (file system, etc.) as some have limits below 8 EB (depending on the implementation/circumstances).
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"Networks" != "Servers" - the discussion's a minor tangent from the whole GA Steam content server query
(If you want to get technical, networks do have a size limit - just ask customers with smaller ISPs who over-commit their network capacity.)
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There are a goodly number of medicinal agents that remain useful for treating bacterial infections, even despite the specter of antibiotic resistance. But a recent study reveals that the mechanism by which they kill bad bacteria is more complicated than we ever expected.
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May 1, 2012 | by Michal Meyer
It's an old case, but not a cold case. Isaac Newton left clues in his own hand. "Two women clothed riding on two lyons each with a heart in her hand....The right hand lyon farts on a company of young lions behind it…." Rather than an example of bad taste, Newton's farting lion is part of a sophisticated chemical process. Unfortunately, no one has yet unlocked its meaning.
April 26, 2012 | by Tom Tritton
Most have heard the phrase "fight fire with fire," which is generally taken to mean using the same tactics as your attacker. Although perhaps a stretch, attacking oil spills with carbon may be an equivalent concept, or at least one can so infer from a recent paper.
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The emergence of the semiconductor industry has opened up new frontiers in electronic music. The effects of this transition recently became apparent to me while designing The College of New Jersey's From Etherphone to Microchip, an exhibit that spans the history of electronics from radio to high-definition television, including several milestones from the history of electronic music.
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Chemistry can be a dirty business—just ask Isaac Newton. He begins one of his alchemical recipes with "Take of Urin one Barrel." He then instructs the person with the newly acquired barrel of urine to let it ferment for three months in the summer. Neighbors back then must have been a less litigious bunch.
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Alcohol limits high cognitive function, as anyone who's tried to complete a challenging mental task under the influence will attest. But can alcohol also provide the spark of creative genius, as some chronicles of popular culture maintain? A new publication from the University of Illinois at Chicago lends the idea some credibility.
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Banner Lassen Medical Center collecting coats
SUSANVILLE, Calif. (Oct. 26, 2012) – As cooler temperatures mark the changes in seasons, families are digging out their winter gear so they can bundle up against the cold.
But for some, the winter season brings additional hardship when they cannot afford the warmer clothes needed to survive. Banner Lassen Medical Center is asking the community to clean out the extras in their closets and bring donations to its annual Winter Coat Drive, Nov. 8 and 9.
"This is a great opportunity for community members to not only declutter their closets, but to help those who really need it," said Robin Merritt, the event's organizer. "As your kids outgrow last year's gear, please consider sharing it with another family."
Banner Lassen will collect coats in its Shasta Room 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 8 and 1-7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 9. For every coat you donate you will be entered into a drawing for a winter survival gift basket. All collected coats will be donated to Lassen Family Services for distribution to those in need.
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Ammiel Sakall, 94, of St. James City passed away Dec. 23, 2010. He was born Nov. 16, 1916, at Martin's Ferry, Ohio, to Basil and Julianna Sakall, who were Romanian immigrants. Ammiel served in the Army during World War II from August 1943 to December 1945 in Normandy, Northern France, Rhineland and Central Europe. He was awarded a Eame Theater ribbon with four Bronze Stars, Good Conduct medal and World War II Victory medal.
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College Hockey:Michigan Romps Over Nebraska-Omaha
Palushaj Nets Five Points
ANN ARBOR, Mich. — The scoreboard said Michigan took an 8-3 decision from Nebraska-Omaha at Yost Ice Arena Friday night, but to hear the Wolverines talk, the scoreboard didn't tell the real story.
"The game was not an 8-3 game," stated Michigan coach Red Berenson bluntly.
"This was a 4-3 game in the third period and we got the breaks and they didn't," continued Berenson. "We were lucky because the puck went in for us after that. The only thing I liked about our game was that our power play got some offense going but outside of that I thought we were really vulnerable."
"Tonight, we got the puck bounces," said junior Michigan captain Chris Summers. "By no means was it an 8-3 game. I thought it should have been a one-or-two-goal difference."
Aaron Palushaj was Michigan's biggest offensive weapon with a goal and four assists. Seven other Wolverines had a goal apiece, as Michigan spread the scoring around.
"The puck was bouncing my way," said Palushaj of his season-high point total. "I finally got a goal which was nice. I really wasn't doing too much, just moving the puck."
Michigan netminder Bryan Hogan turned aside 11 shots before he pulled himself from the game due to illness. Billy Sauer mopped up the game's final seven minutes for Hogan, making four saves of his own. Jeremie Dupont was peppered with 42 shots in the Nebraska-Omaha net.
Dominating play even more than the 15-6 shot differential would suggest, Michigan scored two quick goals early in the first period, then successfully killed off three minor penalties through the latter half of the period.
Summers' deflected shot from the right point bounced off Robbie Czarnik's chest behind Dupont at 2:12 on the power play, giving Michigan a 1-0 edge early in the first period.
On an innocent looking play a minute later, Palushaj threw the puck toward the front of the goal from the right half-boards. Carl Hagelin tipped Palushaj's foray past Dupont to extend the Wolverines' lead to 2-0 at 3:11.
Both teams bagged two goals in the wide-open second period. The standoff allowed Michigan to skate off with a 4-2 lead after two periods.
The parade of penalties that plagued Michigan late in the first period continued into the second period, directly leading to the first two goals in the second stanza.
While short-handed, sophomore Wolverines' forward Ben Winnett dipsy-doodled the puck past Dupont with a series of short stickhandling moves, finally slipping the puck between the Mavericks' netminder's legs at 3:43.
Skating with a five-on-three advantage, Nebraska Omaha finally converted a power play just as time expired on the first of the two Michigan penalties. Tomas Klempa's backhand beat Hogan just one second after Wolverine Danny Fardig's kneeing minor expired at 10:16.
Scoring a power-play marker of their own, Michigan's David Wohlberg slammed home the rebound of a Steve Kampfer point shot that deflected off the end boards at 13:41.
Rich Purslow took little time pulling the Mavericks back within two, firing a bullet by Hogan from the right circle only 28 seconds later at 14:09.
Joey Martin's seventh goal of the season tightened things even further, 4-3. just over two minutes into the final frame.
The Wolverines woke up and iced the game over a six minutes span in the third on single goals by Luke Glendening, Palushaj, Brian Lebler, and Brandon Burlon.
The Mavericks' ability to comeback didn't surprise Berenson.
"They're a good team and you knew they were going to break out against somebody and I just don't want it to be us," said the Wolverines' mentor. "You can see they have a lot of guys that are good with the puck, they're fast, they're quick and the final score could have been a whole different score if Hogan hadn't made some key saves."
Nebraska-Omaha (13-12-7, 8-10-7-3 CCHA) gets an opportunity to break their second-half of the season slide Saturday night in the re-match with Michigan (22-9-0, 16-7-0-0) at Yost.
"I'm a hard coach to play for and I'm a hard coach to please," said Berenson of the offensive slugfest. "I'm happy we won the game but I'm not happy with the scoring chances we gave up, and I'm not happy with a lot of our efforts in the game. But I am happy the puck went in for us. I'll never hold a team back from scoring goals but don't let those goals against pile up. That's unacceptable."
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Published: Wednesday, September 18, 2013 at 8:01 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, September 18, 2013 at 8:27 p.m.
PORT ORANGE — City leaders gave their final approval Tuesday night to a property tax rate for fiscal 2013-14 that will generate the same amount of money as this past year.
The Port Orange City Council also adopted an operating budget of a little more than $85 million, $30 million of which is earmarked for the general fund.
A rate of $4.69 per $1,000 of taxable property value was approved unanimously. The owner of a $125,000 house with a homestead exemption of $50,000 will pay $352, or $8 less than for 2012-13.
According to city officials, the rolled-back rate of $4.69 that goes into effect Oct. 1 will produce about $10 million, using new assessments of the same properties.
"I just want to compliment my colleagues for holding the line. We're one of the few cities to do it," Councilman Bob Ford said of Volusia County municipalities not raising taxes.
But matching the rolled-back rate next year could prove more difficult because of a one-time $800,000 windfall in reserve revenue the city accumulated.
Looking toward that scenario, Councilmen called for setting up a 3-to-5-year plan to better prioritize projects and earmark money for such things as soccer and baseball fields and improving major highway medians.
"I think we're done retrenching," Vice Mayor Don Burnette said, pointing to several years of cuts by departments.
The council has discussed adding new recreational facilities, police and fire personnel and continuing work on lowering $40 million in unfunded pension debt that Burnette has called an iceberg that "sometimes feels like we're attacking with an ice pick."
"I want to see more citizen involvement on what they really want," Councilman Dennis Kennedy said.
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Miley Cyrus Does Hustler Video Nasties
Well, I prophesied this one months ago. In my heart, I new Miley Cyrus was a crucial stage problem child and without intervention of a good Christian father, she would enter the path to devilwhore.
Miley Cyrus has only been 18 for hours, and the Hollywood Hustler has already done the deed. They have this child in a video nasty.
Smoke crack rocks. Gay needle orgies. Boa feathers that smell of stale cigarettes and cheap Bourbon. This is the lifestyle Miley has fitted for herself.
Her skin will flab and she will go crazy like Britany Lohan and sniff drugs right off a Mexicans and then let them put their talapia tamales right in her fish vendor, if you get my drift.
Look at this film:
I really weep for this child. For months, I advocated for a better Miley Cyrus future:
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I have written countless more. This is what happens when we do not protect our daughters, parents. They have their Sally Jessy Twats tweeted by gays named Perez Hilton, they do gyrations on MTV, drink Satan's liquid with rappers and then drugs, disease and blath death in a dark alley.
I cry and still pray for this child. Every day when I go to Walmart and see this child on American products, I will pray and hope she returns to her good roots and denounces the fake life of Hollywood. Let us pray for the heart of a corrupted child turned young woman, so she will not fall completely into Satan's snare lava trap known as hell.
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The author of a book I'm reading defines the Dirac delta-function as
$$ \delta(\omega_0-\omega) = \frac{2}{\pi}\mathbf{Lt}_{t\rightarrow \infty} \frac{\sin^2\left(\frac 1 2 (\omega_0-\omega)t\right)}{(\omega_0-\omega)^2t}. $$
Does the symbol $\mathbf{Lt}$ have any special significance, or is it just a normal limit? I've never seen this notation before. The way he uses it, it seems to be just an ordinary limit, but since he doesn't use the universal $\lim_{x\rightarrow\infty} f(x)$ notation, I suspect it might have some additional significance?
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Corvette owners from all over the U.S. will be road tripping to Bowling Green, Kentucky to celebrate the birthplace of their iconic American sports car. Over 1,000 Corvette owners will invade the southern Kentucky town this weekend for the annual C5/C6 Bash at the National Corvette Museum. C5 is the name given to cars made in Bowling Green from 1997 to 2004, C6 followed and is the current model.
Roc Linkov, events manager for the Corvette Museum called this one of the biggest events of the year for the National Corvette Museum. Many Corvette fans will attend, not just Corvette owners.
Linkov explained that, "It's more of a celebration of people than of cars. Corvette is a very social group. Corvette museum events are a great time to see a lot of really nice cars and meet folks who are passionate about cars that are made right here in Bowling Green."
"Locals can just come out and browse the parking lot to see really cool Corvettes," said Katie Frassinelli, marketing and communications manager for the museum.
The American Muscle Car Exhibit, which features several classic muscle cars from the late 1960s and early 1970s, is sure to be a hit with the C5/C6 owners. The bash features all sorts of activities and runs from Thursday through Saturday, including Road tours, race team display and meet-and-greet, special women's features are a Garage Party to learn basics of car maintenance. Two female engineers from General Motors will lead the Garage Party.
Several seminars on Corvette care and maintenance, an auction, a golf cart autocross, the unveiling of the new Corvette model and more will be this weekend in Bowling Green at the National Corvette Museum.


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- 8 Must-Go Events in San Antonio!
Dia de los Muertos, La Villita
Check out eight annual events throughout San Antonio – from the Stock Show & Rodeo and Fiesta to celebrating mariachi, jazz, and folk music.
- Best Things to Do in Austin
State Capitol Complex
An unbeatable itinerary for your visit to Austin – covering everything from museums and parks to indie bookstores and more.
- Texas Gulf Beaches!
Galveston Island
Check out awesome beaches along the Texas Gulf Coast, including South Padre Island, Mustang Island, and Galveston Island.
- 11 Roadside Attractions in Texas
Be Sure to Explore the Dallas World Aquarium
Visit Texas and hit the road. Check out any of these 11 roadside attractions when you're touring the Lone Star State.
- Best Things to do in Amarillo
- 17 Texas Golf Courses
Enjoy the golf in Texas.
Travel across Texas with your clubs and shoot for par at any of these exemplary golf courses. Tee it up in Dallas to El Paso.
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