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Dvd Release Date: 2008-09-09
Genre: Drama,
Rating: R
Duration: 1hr 26min
A devastating accident catapults four strangers into the defining moments of their lives in this emotionally charged, brutally honest drama. Pico Boulevard, the sprawling Los Angeles thoroughfare separating the rich from the poor, is the backdrop where these four people with nothing in common will discover that the path they thought their lives were taking has come to a screeching halt.
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Paul Hipp, Kip Pardue, Christina Hendricks, Gina Torres, Jimmy Bennett, Henry Simmons, Soren Fulton, Ken Davitian, Giovanni Lopes
- Directed by Ernst Gossner
- Produced by Ernst Gossner
- Written by Richard Marcus, Ernst Gossner
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As thousands of Metro Atlanta students expected to end their Christmas break on Tuesday, January 7, they learned Monday night that frigid temperatures have given them one more day out of school.
In a press released late Monday, DeKalb County Schools announced: "The District will close to protect the health and well-being of students and staff because of the potential risks associated with frostbite and hypothermia. All scheduled events, including after school programs and extra-curricular activities are canceled."
Also late Monday afternoon, Gwinnett County Public Schools announced it will be closed Tuesday, January 7, "Due to the extremely cold temperatures expected overnight and concerns regarding safety and operational issues. 12-month staff should report."
Fulton County Schools announced that the district will not hold classes because of the extreme cold weather and all athletic and extracurricular activities scheduled for Tuesday also have been cancelled.
However, all Fulton County central office employees scheduled to work on Tuesday should report no later than 10 a.m., and bus drivers, school nutrition workers and production chefs do not need to report.
Tuesday morning temperatures dipped to around 5 degrees. According to the Atlanta Journal and Constitution, "Tuesday's wind chills will likely feel as though it's 5 to 25 degrees below zero".
Weather forecasters report that its been more than 10 years since the last time Georgia felt such low temperatures. By the end of this week the subfreezing temperatures are expected to warm up to the mid 50's.

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In 2009 as part of the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act, the federal government set aside $27 billion for an incentive program that encourages hospitals and providers to adopt electronic health records systems (EHR). Billions more were allocated to help train health information technology (HIT) workers and assist hospitals and providers in setting up EHRs that would enable the health data historically sequestered in paper files to be shared among providers and used to improve health care quality.
Hundreds of studies of EHRs and decision support systems across the country have demonstrated the benefits of such tools. EHRs can slash drug-drug interaction rates, decrease mortality rates among the chronically ill, cut nurse staffing needs, and lower costs. A 2011 meta-analysis of HIT-implementation studies found that 92 percent of published reports to date had predominantly positive results. Yet the adoption of HIT in the U.S. has been slow. Only about 10 percent of physicians use what might accurately be described as a fully functioning electronic medical record system, while slightly more than 50 percent have at least partial EHR systems in place. By contrast, 90 percent of doctors in the Netherlands, the United Kingdom and New Zealand use EHRs.
Implementing an EHR is not cheap. Cost is frequently cited as the main obstacle to broader adoption of such systems, but it's not necessarily the cost of an EHR system itself that gives many physicians pause. Instead, the more significant cost involved may be lost revenue incurred during the months of preparation, planning, training, and workflow redesign that typically comes with switching to an EHR.


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Monkey vs. Robot by James Kochalka – reviewed by Stephen Theaker
Originally published in 2000,
Monkey vs. Robot
(Top Shelf, digital graphic novel, 150pp), written and drawn by James Kochalka, sees a group of monkeys react angrily to the pollution being caused by a factory and the robots who work for it. The pages are square with one to four panels each. There is very little dialogue—a robot declaring "The future is now" early on, and the factory computer begging for its life towards the end, for example—and that makes it a very quick read (so much so that one feels almost guilty to see it took a year to create). It's a sad tale: imagine the stormtroopers of
Return of the Jedi
mounting a comeback against the ewoks, drawn with heartbreaking cuteness. The monkeys are essentially murderous eco-terrorists, but one does want them to win. It looks smashing on the iPad, and is available on Comixology at a remarkably cheap price. Good stuff. I could see myself becoming quite a fan of James Kochalka.
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Suppose that blood chloride concentration (mmol/L) has a normal distribution with mean 104 and standard deviation 5 (information in the article "Mathematical Model of Chloride Concentration in Human Blood," J. of Med. Engr. and Tech., 2006: 25–30, including a normal probability plot as described in Section 4.6, supports this assumption).
a.What is the probability that chloride concentration equals 105? Is less than 105? Is at most 105?
b.What is the probability that chloride concentration differs from the mean by more than 1 standard deviation? Does this probability depend on the values of $\sigma$ and $\mu$
c. How would you characterize the most extreme .1% of chloride concentration values?
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By Bubbva-Oracle on Dec 14, 2004
Made it to Live 105's Not So Silent Night this year (finally!) on Friday night. Show was great! We missed the local band and Taking Back Sunday, but got there in time to catch a great set from Muse. The Killers had some serious sound issues - it was all kick drum! They sounded much better from outside than they did inside the pavilion - I couldn't stand listening to them, even with my ear plugs in. Franz Ferdinand was outstanding - very high energy. There was an amazing impromptu set from Lyrics Born - it's always very impressive when a rapper manages to sound better live than they do produced. Modest Mouse was disappointing. MM just couldn't get their act together - huge delays between each song, dragging the show to a halt. I would've loved to have heard some of their less mainstream stuff, but they didn't seem to get to it before I got bored and left.
Now I've just got to wade through the thousands of new email messages I have - and that's just at work!
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The Levi's Pioneer Sessions keeps it moving with an amazing new cover, which may have been the catalyst a full blown Roots – John Legend soul cover album. Immediately after the new Roots release this Tuesday, they've announced plans for a new one. Pitchfork details their new project here; including classic covers like this one, it's obvious that these recordings came natural. Get the free download of The Roots & John Legend remaking the Ernie Hines' breakbeat classic, "Our Generation" at Levi's Pioneer Sessions.


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Calling all parents, preschool teachers, home daycare providers and caregivers! If you are looking for theme lessons - keep your eye on this blog site. Why not subscribe to this site to get new lessons in your email box? Let's start with winter. Do your children really know what winter is like up north? Living in Florida, we don't have the outdoor experiences, however through art, dramatic play, and even snacks, our children will get a feel for what winter is all about. So, let's get started...
Whether a family lives in an area with snow or in the tropics with warm weather year 'round, children can learn about the winter weather through these fun and educational activities.
Blizzard Art
On a dark blue or black sheet of construction paper, create a house block scene. Use geometric shapes from colorful paper and construct houses. Pieces of aluminum foil can be used for windows. When the city block is finished, sponge paint (poster paint and a small sponge) a white blanket of snow on roofs, trees, and ground for a snowstorm effect.
Recycled Cards
Use the front covers of old holiday cards and invite the children to paint over the picture with liquid white glue. Try using paintbrushes or cotton swabs as the art tool. When finished, sprinkle the surface with salt. The glue will dry clear and the salt will sparkle and shine.
Marbled Mittens
Cut white paper into mitten shapes and place one mitten into an aluminum pie pan. In another container, put a few marbles into poster paint. Spoon out the paint-covered marbles and place these on top of the mitten shape. Shake and roll the marbles over the mitten for a unique pattern design. Do the same procedure for the second mitten. Attach a piece of ribbon or yarn to tie the pair together.
Snowman Finger Puppet
Make a snowman shape from a large index card or poster board. Cut two finger holes at the bottom. Show the children how to make legs by sticking their two fingers through the holes to have their snowman do movements. Invite the children to decorate their snowman as they wish.
Snowman Dance
Place a snowman puppet (made above) or a snowman toy in the center of the floor. Encourage the children to sing and dance around the snowman to this song. Use the tune: "Here We Go 'Round the Mulberry Bush."
This is the way we skip around,
Skip around, skip around,
This is the way we skip around,
Like snowmen in our garden.
Other verses:
This is the way we hop around...
This is the way we jump around...
This is the way we crawl around...
This is the way we twirl around...
This activity is an open-ended song. Think of all kinds of movements to circle the snowman and dramatize together.
Make a Banana Snowman
Get the children into the kitchen and prepare this fun snack. Place three rounds of banana on a lettuce leaf to form a snowman. Make a hat with a pecan half and raisins for facial features. Sprinkle with shredded coconut for snow.
Celebrate the season of winter indoors where children can learn about snow and cold weather with these creative activities. Parents can show children how to create city blocks, recycle Christmas cards, make marbled mittens or do a snowman dance. These are fun, educational activities for kids to learn about winter.


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Angiogenesis is the mechanism by which new blood vessels develop from a pre-existing vasculature. This has great importance for wound healing and tissue regeneration but is also a primary mechanism for cancer development. Other than for tissue repair, angiogenesis is not primarily required for homeostasis and survival of normal healthy adults. Thus inhibition of angiogenesis is potentially a useful goal for prevention of cancer development without the many adverse non-specific effects linked to traditional anti-cancer drugs.
How angiogenic events and endothelial cells vary between health and disease is not fully understood. In particular, I am fascinated by the way endothelial cells are transformed by surrounding tissue matrix conditions, and how they in turn modify their own matrix microenvironment. As a variable that clearly delineates physiological and pathological microenvironments, the interaction of endothelial cells with their surroundings may reveal novel aspects of angiogenesis and potentially provide new avenues for therapeutic intervention. This interest has led my research down several distinct pathways.
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On Feb. 17, 2014, singer songwriter Glen S. Wade II released debut music video with song "Here We Go Again." In the video, Wade, who resides in Gainesville, Fla., "calls out" Ronaldo, Lochte and Misty May!
When it comes to Glen S. Wade II and entertainment, the two are no strangers to Examiner.com. In addition, Wade is an actor and has previously shared that side of his talents with this Acting and Young Musicians Examiner.
Now, however, the music side of Wade comes full surface with the brand new release of his song "Here We Go Again."
Glen, how did the idea for your song come about?
"Initially I planned on going with another single, but after reflecting how big an impact sports played on my life and the character that team sports builds, I wanted to create a song people listened to before sporting events. I also wanted something that could be enjoyed all over the world!"
What process did you go through in developing this music video?
"I wanted an up tempo and high-energy sound that was motivating but entertaining at the same time. Once I got the beat, I researched a couple of athletes. I was inspired by them and wrote the song in 30 minutes."
In addition to your own, what other kind of talent was used?
"I reached out to DreBeatz91, got the beat and wrote the song. Then I got in touch with Rosalind to sing the hook. Recorded it and sent it off to Klean Beatz. The result, a winning recipe!"
After today, who or what will influence the continued launching of this great music project?
"It will be a digital launch through social media. I'm also banking on word of mouth!"
Wade, with his music video team, has been working on the single "Here We Go Again" (enjoy video above) for quite a while. It looks like their efforts have paid off, as it has gone viral!
To learn more about this singer songwriter and actor go to Facebook, Twitter, and enjoy his music on Facebook's Music Store. Check out "Here We Go Again" music video above!
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We will all be asked to vote on two very important Warrant Articles at our upcoming Town Meeting. Those two articles concern the Restoration of our Old Town Halls…one in the center of Chelmsford, and one in the center of North Chelmsford.
Both of these buildings are important historical structures. The North Town Hall is 157 years old and the Old Center Town Hall is approximately 130 years old.
We have financial resources in our town's Community Preservation Fund which are supposed to be used for historical preservation projects such as these two old town halls. They both are an important part of our town's history and character.
They are the iconic images of our town, which artists and photographers have been using to depict our town for decades. I have personally created many pieces of art depicting the Old Town Hall, and they hang throughout my home. I'm sure many of you have similar types of pictures in your own homes.
These old Town Halls should be preserved for future generations. Rest assured, however, that they will not just be two pretty buildings that we can look at and admire once they are fully restored.
The Old Center Town Hall will continue to be a vibrant part of our Arts community and an important gathering place for town events, celebrations and shows. During the past year, our community came out and packed this venue on many occasions. We will be able to do that even more often once the building is completely restored and handicapped accessible.
The Old North Town Hall will be used as a Community Center for the entire town to enjoy. Some of the activities which are planned for the refurbished Old North Town Hall are as follows, as expressed in a recent preservation committee mailing:
"The emphasis will be to provide a location to foster town, community and family relationships as a "Chelmsford Community Center".
Activities would include but are not be limited to:
Afterschool program for Middle School students
Volunteer tutors, WiFi capabilities, games, arts & crafts, music, etc.
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As you can clearly see upon reading the above list, there are many uses for the Old North Town Hall which will enrich the lives of all of our citizens.
It is well worth the investment of our Community "Preservation" Funds to actually "PRESERVE" both of these historic town buildings.
"Let the Children Guard what the Sires have Won" should not be an empty slogan. Let's all vote next week to do exactly that…preserve what previous generations have won for us…so that we can do the same for those who follow in our footsteps.
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Medicine Lake Panorama – Weekly Hump Day Photo
Happy Hump Day! What is Hump Day you may ask yourself? Check out this quick description then come right back…
Each Wednesday we post up a picture of something that we have found helps us imagine NOT being at work and helps us get to the weekend faster. It could be just a relaxing beach, a surfing location, a great snorkelling spot, a destination, well you get the idea.
Where In The World This Week?
Sorry for the regular readers but we are headed back again to one of our favourite places in the world. Jasper National Park high in the Canadian Rockies. We absolutely loved the area and previous weekly Hump Day photos are littered with pictures taken around Jasper.
This photo was taken overlooking Medicine Lake and is located along one of the world's most scenic drives from the town of Jasper to the jaw-dropping Maligne Lake. What is amazing is that if you drove up here in the winter there wouldn't even be a lake here!
Medicine Lake disappears every year due to a huge underground river system which drains the lake. The lake is actually very sacred for the local Indian tribes because of this reason as they never knew the reason behind the "Vanishing Lake".
If you are ever in Jasper National Park then be sure not to miss this drive. Not only for the scenery but also because as the road winds its way up towards Medicine Lake it won't be unusual to see an abundance of wildlife. It is not uncommon to drive past Grizzly or Black Bears, Caribou, Moose, Wolves or Mountain sheep. Just don't be a dumbass tourist and get out of your car!


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Video: Happines
Category: Action, Comedy, Drama, Fun, Romance, Sentimental
Anime: Arashi No Yoru Ni ~ Himitsu no Tomodachi
Song: Happiness
Artist: Yazumi Kana
Creator: Krystedez
http://www.animemusicvideos.org/members ... p?v=189969
I posted a similar video 2 years ago for the movie Today I post my AMV dedicated to the animated series adaptation. It is located on youtube according to the above entry as well, but here is the link for your convenience.
((( PLEASE REMEMBER TO USE 720 HD quality ! )))
I would appreciate any and all constructive criticism and guidance, comments and reviews!
Things I know about/want to declare.
- I made this in Sony Vegas 10
- I know I used cookie cutter again, but only once and not as badly as I did in my first AMV. I felt it was appropriate for the scene, however I may have complicated the particular scene a bit too much. Let me know what you guys think; whether it was distracting, obstructed the flow, or too hard to notice because of how fast it is. To be honest, I made it on purpose to where one would WANT to replay that part, but my intention isn't to distract the viewer.
- The song(s) are the english versions of Happiness by Yazumi Kana, and sung by a male and female artist in both songs respectively. The song is used in the opening(s) for Rune Factory 3. I know they might not merge well, but I slowed the pace of the female version slightly as to stay within the same tempo as the male version.
- The songs combined do make for some interesting quality defects that I can't ramify because I don't own the original titles myself. The quality isn't horrible though, at least I hope it isn't, and I tried my best to merge and transist from one song to the other well.
- It's a bit mushy. Hope you like mushy!~
Anyways, please enjoy, and again I want to thank everyone who has previously gave me advice before in my first AMV postedhttp://www.animemusicvideos.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=101173&p=1340984#p1340619. <-here :
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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — A big first for Danica Patrick, but an even bigger second for Jimmie Johnson.
Patrick made history up front at the Daytona 500 Sunday, only to see Johnson make a late push ahead of her and reclaim his spot at the top of his sport.
It was the second Daytona 500 victory for Johnson, a five-time NASCAR champion who first won "The Great American Race" in 2006.
"There is no other way to start the season than to win the Daytona 500. I'm a very lucky man to have won it twice," said Johnson, who won in his 400th career start. "I'm very honored to be on that trophy with all the greats that have ever been in our sport."
It comes a year after Johnson completed only one lap in the race because of a wreck that also collected Patrick, and just three months after Johnson lost his bid for a sixth Sprint Cup title to go two years without a championship after winning five straight.
Patrick, the first woman to win the pole, also became the first woman to lead the race. She was running third on the last lap, but faded to eighth at the finish and admitted she'll replay it over in her mind.
"I would imagine pretty much anyone would be kicking themselves about what they coulda, shoulda have done to give themselves an opportunity to win," she said. "I think that's what I was feeling today, was uncertainty as to how I was going to accomplish that."
There were several multi-car crashes during the race, none approaching the magnitude of the wreck that injured more than two dozen fans a day earlier in the second-tier Nationwide Series race on the same track. Daytona International Speedway workers were up until 2 a.m repairing the fence that was damaged in the accident, and track officials offered Sunday morning to move any fans who felt uneasy sitting too close to the track.
Several drivers said the accident and concern for the fans stuck with them overnight and into Sunday morning, and Johnson was quick to send his thoughts in Victory Lane.
"Me personally, I was just really waiting to get the news on how everybody was, how all the fans were overnight, just hoping that things were going to improve ... was not really ready to proceed until you had some confirmation that things were looking more positive," said Dale Earnhardt Jr., who was involved in Saturday's accident but refocused and finished second to Johnson, his Hendrick Motorsports teammate.
The race itself, the debut for NASCAR's new Gen-6 car, was quite similar to all the other Cup races during Speedweeks in that the cars seemed to line up in a single-file parade along the top groove of the track. It made the 55th running of the Daytona 500 relatively uneventful.
When the race was on the line, Johnson took off.
The driver known as "Five-Time" raced past defending NASCAR champion Brad Keselowski on the final restart and pulled out to a sizable lead that nobody challenged over the final six laps.
"We have a hard time finishing these races. Boy, to run 1-2, man, what a day," said Rick Hendrick, team owner for both Johnson and Earnhardt.
Mark Martin was third in a Michael Waltrip Racing Toyota. Keselowski, who overcame two accidents earlier in the race, wound up fourth in Penske Racing's new Ford. Ryan Newman was fifth in a Chevy for Stewart-Haas Racing and was followed by Roush-Fenway Racing's Greg Biffle, who was second on the last lap but was shuffled back with Patrick to finish sixth.
Regan Smith was seventh for Phoenix Racing, while Patrick, Michael McDowell and JJ Yeley rounded out the top 10.
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AN ATHLETE is going ahead with his plans to compete in this weekend's British Transplant Games - despite the sudden death of his brother who was just 49.
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Ronald McDonald Houses are known for their selfless service to families in need. Since 1980, the Ronald McDonald House of Durham has been providing a home for families of seriously ill children receiving treatment at Duke Children's Hospital.
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You'll be proclaiming, "Hail the Halloumi and the Pecorino" as Pastoral Artisan Cheese, Bread & Wine celebrates ten years in Chicago and everyone its free anniversary party at the original 2945 North Broadway shop on Sunday, August 17, 2014, from 1 to 4 p.m.
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I am pleased to announce that Ryan Charbonneau has joined Pierce as our new representative in Parts Sales. He brings to Pierce a discipline and customer service experience fostered by his employment with Les Schwab Tire Center and as a former Marine and US Army reservist. He has operated and maintained heavy equipment and is knowlegeable of parts inventory and customer service.
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What is "American Art"? Join us as we explore the highlights of our collections and celebrate Maryland's rich contributions to American cultural arts! Marylanders, both famous and unknown, have played an integral part in defining the essence of American art. From the renowned works of Charles Wilson Peale to the iconic sound of Eubie Blake, visitors will travel back in time as we glimpse the United States through the artist's eye.
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A Highland High School graduate will be on the road for five weeks and travel 4,280 miles to raise $20,000 for Parkinson's research.
On Wednesday, Skip Bailey will begin the trip of his dreams when he rides his bicycle across the United States from Oregon to Virginia.
Bailey, 35, said he always wanted to ride across the nation, but it wasn't until his father, Archer Bailey, 63, of Sharon Township, was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease two years ago that he decided to commit to making the journey.
"When I had the opportunity, I was thinking I could take time off work, cycle across the country, and help my dad," the 1992 Highland grad said.
Parkinson's disease is a brain disorder caused by the loss of nerve cells that secrete dopamine. There are numerous side effects: tremors, slowness of movement and difficulty with balance. About 1.5 million Americans have the disease, according to the National Parkinson Foundation.
Bailey, currently a resident of West Palm Beach, Fla., is no stranger to traveling. He's a producer of horse show jumping events.
Bailey said he is braving the cross-country journey to bring attention to Parkinson's research — and raise at least $20,000 for the cause.
"I've never ridden for (charity) before, but with everything that happened with my dad, now I have a cause and want to go forward with it," Bailey said.
Thus far, he has raised more than $4,500, all of which goes to the Michael J. Fox Foundation, an organization founded by the actor to find a cure for Parkinson's. Fox was diagnosed with the disease in 1991.
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Bailey's trip is partially sponsored by the Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization, the aviation company his father worked for before he was among 11,000 employees fired after union negotiations went sour in 1981. Otherwise, Bailey is putting his own money up to sponsor the trip.
He is following the trail of Lewis and Clark, departing from Astoria, Ore., and ending at Yorktown, Va. The route is mostly back roads with no interstates, he said.
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Purring for Boo BooAugust 18th 2010 7:33 pm
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Oh so sad. I am so sad. My friend L'il Bear Boo Boo (774637) is so very sick. Please purr for her and her mommy.
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I've been not spending enough time on Catster these days. Mom got too involved with Facebook. Seems she's been busy seeing what all our friends' moms are doing, but we don't get to see our friends! Enough of that! I've finally been able to talk some sense into her.
Nothing NewJuly 18th 2010 9:11 am
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I know. It's a stupid title for a diary entry, but it's true. Things are just so boring around here. Nothing interesting going on. It's been real hot so far this summer. We don't go on the deck much because as soon as we see how hot it is we want to come back inside, so now Mommy just says were not even going to go out.
Away for awhileJune 18th 2010 7:05 pm
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I haven't been on Catster much and now Mom is going away for a few days starting Sunday. I don't know what's going on with my friends any more. I hate when she leaves. I guess I will just hide and be sad and worried and missing my friends for a few days. Boo hoo ...
Six years agoJune 6th 2010 5:00 pm
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Six years ago today, I came here to my furever home. AnnaDee came too. We celebrate today as our birthdays. Can't believe so much time has gone by. Where does the time go?
My own unique styleMarch 15th 2010 5:54 pm
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You might not be able to tell from my main photo, but I received my Hazel Lucy St. Patty's Day hat today. You probably thought I would be wearing it on my head, but that is so passe. I like to wear my hats as nose mittens. In fact, this one is more like a face mitten. Mmmm, it's nice and soft and all warm and snuggly, AND what you can't tell from looking at it is that it has the most delicious fragrance!
So much excitement!March 11th 2010 6:25 pm
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As if yesterday weren't exciting enough, we woke up (late) to find out that I am a DDP! Tomorrow I am going to have to rest!
A happy dayMarch 10th 2010 6:37 pm
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Woo hoo! I won I won I won!!!! I won Hazel Lucy's St. Patty's Day hat! I have never won anything. I am so excited! Purr purr purr! I cannot wait to model it. Actually, I wish I had it right now as our heat is not working, and I have been quite chilly all day. Hmmmm. I have an idea ...
A sad day; a happy dayMarch 10th 2010 6:32 pm
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I was very sorry to read that my new friend Nittany went to the Bridge today. **sigh** He spent his last bit of time here outside enjoying the warm sun on a mild, late winter day. I know his family will miss him terribly. I hope when he gets settled that he will send some updates from the Bridge.
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I did not leave any pancake like deposits in the litterbox on Friday or yesterday, so Mom has pronounced me 'recovered'. Rafiki took an extra day. Mom is glad it's been an uneventful weekend, and I am glad to not have medicine squirted down my throat!
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - The Uiversity of Oregon men's tennis team collected its second sweep in as many days, closing its trip to Albuquerque, N.M., with another decisive victory. The Ducks (8-1) defeated New Mexico (8-3), 4-0, Sunday at the Linda Estes Tennis Complex.
The No. 51 Ducks won the doubles point and defeated the No. 72 Lobos in No. 3, 5 and 6 singles, improving their win streak to five matches. Oregon also collected its second win of the season over a ranked foe.
"This was a complete team win," said head coach Nils Schyllander. "Joey and Daan stormed back from being down 4-7 to close out doubles, and that momentum carried over into singles. We came out playing solid, aggressive tennis."
The Ducks opened by winning the doubles point for the eighth time this season out of nine matches. Senior Robin Cambier and sophomore Kevin Farin put the Ducks on the board first, defeating Hayden Sabatka and Andrew Van Der Vyver, 8-2 in No. 1 doubles. The tandem improved their team-best doubles recprd to 13-2.
After New Mexico responded with a victory in No. 3 doubles, junior Joey Swaysland and sophomore Daan Maasland rallied to clinch the doubles point with a victory in the No. 2 match. Once down 4-7, the Ducks won four straight games to defeat Sahir Iftikhar and James Hignett, 8-7. Swaysland and Maasland are 6-1 in doubles.
The Ducks are a combined 17-4 (.810) in doubles this spring.
Oregon won all three finished singles matches in straight sets, while the remaining matches were left unfinished after the team result was decided. Maasland, junior Daniel Sardu and freshman Jayson Amos each improved their singles win streaks to four matches.
Maasland defeated the Lobos' Rodolfo Jauregui in the No. 3 match. The Geldrop, Natherlands, native won, 6-4, 6-2, to improve to 6-1 this spring.
In the No. 5 match, Sardu defeated junior James Hignett, 6-2, 6-4. Sardu became the fourth Duck to reach double figures in singles wins this season (10-3).
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1. Cambier/Farin (UO) def. Sabatka/Van Der Vyver (UNM) 8-2
2. Swaysland/Maasland (UO) def. Iftikhar/Hignett (UNM) 8-7
3. Jauregui/Hegelund (UNM) def. Amos/Sardu (UO) 8-5
1. Robin Cambier (UO) def. No. 45 Samir Iftikhar (UNM) 6-3, 5-6, DNF
2. Kevin Farin (UO) def. Hayden Sabatka (UNM) 1-6, 7-5, 2-5 DNF
3. Daan Maasland (UO) def. Rodolfo Jauregui (UNM) 6-4, 6-2
4. Joey Swaysland (UO) def. Mitch McDaniels (UNM) 6-2, 5-7, 1-0 DNF
5. Daniel Sardu (UO) def. James Hignett (UNM) 6-2, 6-4
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'Doubly connected domain' returns more in google search, but it looks more strange for my ear. Which is the correct form according to rules so far?
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This is somewhat technical mathematically, but I've tried to keep it simple - I hope the mathematicians will overlook the imprecision, and non-mathematicians will bear with the detail...
A simply-connected domain is a shape in which, if you take any two points, there will be just one path taking you from one to the other (where you consider two paths being as the same if one can be smoothly deformed into the other).
A doubly-connected domain is a shape in which there are two paths between any two points, and those paths are distinct and can't be smoothly deformed into each other.
So this latter domain is, in some sense, "twice as connected" as the former, and so it is called doubly-connected.
Calling it a "double connected domain" would instead imply that you had two simply-connected domains, or a simply-connected domain that was in some way doubled, which is not the sense that is desired.
Doubly connected domain (or doubly-connected, with a hyphen) is the right phrase.
Two general tips, here. Firstly, when using Google as a test for something like this, search with the whole phrase in quotes, i.e. search for
Secondly, this is a technical term. For technical terms, use a technical reference — check a good textbook, or a couple of academic papers, that talk about these domains, and see what they use. It could be that, for instance, in mathematics people talk about doubly-connected, but that engineers have a completely different thing called double-connected. Then, Google wouldn't know which one you're after, and nor would I. Using a technical reference from your field makes sure that you've got the right term for the things you're talking about.
Edit: Oh, and a third point, a grammatical one. Doubly here is modying connected — it's telling you what kind of connectedness property the domain satisfies. Since it's modifying an adjective, it has to be an adverb — i.e. doubly is the right form, not double. Contrast a phrase like compact connected domain, in which both compact and connected are modifying the noun domain, so are both adjectives. This point is subsidiary to my second one, though — sometimes technical terms bend the usual conventions of grammar a bit, and in those cases, the technical usage is the one to follow.
Doubly connected domain is the right answer.


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How can I prove that additive functors preserve split exact sequences?
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I am assuming we are dealing with a functor $F: R\mathrm{Mod} \to S\mathrm{Mod}$ where $R$ and $S$ are commutative rings, although the result may hold in more general settings that I am not sufficiently familiar with.
A split exact sequence $0 \to A \xrightarrow{i} B \xrightarrow{p} C \to 0$ can be characterized by 4 functions and 5 equations: \begin{align} i &: A \to B, \\ q &: B \to A, \\ j &: C \to B, \\ p &: B \to C, \\ q \circ i &= 1_A, \\ p \circ j &= 1_C, \\ p \circ i &= 0, \\ q \circ j &= 0, \\ i \circ q + j \circ p &= 1_B. \end{align} That is, the given sequence is split exact if and only if there are $j$ and $q$ so that $i, j, p, q$ satisfy the above equations. Now any functor preserves composition and identity, and additive functors also preserve addition and the 0 morphism, so the entire characterization of the split exact sequence is preserved, and hence its image is split exact.