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10.15: Volume of Prisms Using Unit Cubes
Remember Jillian's box from an earlier Concept?
Jillian is working on her special box and is wondering how much she can fit inside of it. The box is a rectangular prism and has the following dimensions: 7" x 6" x 4".
Can you use unit cubes to figure out the volume of the box? How?
This Concept is about identifying volume. You will learn one strategy for accomplishing this task.
In this Concept, we will look at the volume of prisms.
Volume is the amount of space inside a solid figure.
In this Concept, we will look at the volume of prisms.
These cubes make up a rectangular prism. The cubes represent the volume of the prism.
This prism is five cubes by two cubes by one cube. In other words, it is five cubes long, by two cubes high by one cube wide.
We can multiply each of these values together to get the volume of the rectangular prism.
5 \begin{align*}\times\end{align*} 2 \begin{align*}\times\end{align*} 1 = 10 cubic units
If we count the cubes, we get the same result.
The volume of the rectangular prism is 10 cubic units or units\begin{align*}^3\end{align*}.
Identify the volume of each prism.
Example A
Solution: 10 cubes
Example B
Solution: 16 cubes
Example C
Solution: 9
Now back to Jillian's box. Here is the original problem once again.
Jillian is working on her special box and is wondering how much she can fit inside of it. The box is a rectangular prism and has the following dimensions: 7" x 6" x 4".
Can you use unit cubes to figure out the volume of the box? How?
If you noticed in the three examples above, each measurement indicated the number of unit cubes that would be needed. We can apply this to Jillian's box.
There are seven 1 inch cubes for the length.
There are six 1 inch cubes for the width.
There are four 1 inch cubes for the height.
\begin{align*}7 \times 6 \times 4 = 168\end{align*}
Jillian's box will hold 168 unit cubes.
Here are the vocabulary words in this Concept.
- Surface area
- the outer covering of a solid figure-calculated by adding up the sum of the areas of all of the faces and bases of a prism.
- Net
- diagram that shows a "flattened" version of a solid. Each face and base is shown with all of its dimensions in a net. A net can also serve as a pattern to build a three-dimensional solid.
- Triangular Prism
- a solid which has two congruent parallel triangular bases and faces that are rectangles.
- Rectangular Prism
- a solid which has rectangles for bases and faces.
- Volume
- the amount of space inside a solid figure
Guided Practice
Here is one for you to try on your own.
What is the volume of this figure?
How many cubes are in this figure? We can see that if we count all the cubes, that we have 48 cubes.
The volume of this prism is 48 cubic units or \begin{align*}\text{units}^3\end{align*}.
Video Review
Here is a video for review.
Khan Academy: Solid Geometry Volume
Directions: Find the surface area and volume of each prism.
Directions: Identify each type of prism.
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Skip to comments.My Wife and I are Atheists, but Our Daughter Wants to be Baptised Catholic
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I wonder about that at our own. It's VERY diverse, hardly stereotypical. Makes me concerned some parents aren't that Christian.
Most service books indicate when to sit stand and kneel, too.
Sounds like the child has more brains than her parents— sort of reminds me of the story of William Murray the son of that now dead (done in by her own kind) atheist Madalyn Murray-OHair.
Good for your daughter.
Michael Sullivan: Michael(his son) could.
--The Road to Perdition
The parents did the right thing. They let an educated kid make a decision for themselves after they experienced enough life to make that decision. They didn't brainwash their child.
Bring on the flames but admit something to yourself. Every Christian on this probably holds a poor view of Islam. especially the stories of kids being brainwashed by the faith, having to memorize the Koran etc...
If Islam didn't do that, instead let kids alone to make a choice themselves at say age 16 to 18...how many Muslims would be in this world? I admit it's not quite the same with Christianity but its the same. If kids weren't indoctrinated at an early age, told to fear the lord and fera for their eternal souls etc...we'd have waaay less people at church. Fact.
personally I'm atheist. If my kids choose to join a church when they're older, so be it. At least they will have arrived at that decision through no biased influence.
'Leap of Faith' by Kimberly Bradley.
Today's scientific instruments tell us, according to page 284 of Steve Jones "Darwin's Ghost" that ...
About a thousand genes are shared by every organism, however simple or complicated. Although their common ancestor must have lived more than a billion years ago, their shared structure can still be glimpsed. It shows how the grand plan of life has been modified through the course of evolution."
And they differ how?
I am impressed that the Sex Pistol's guitarist knows so much about molecular biology.
Still, he's not quite correct in his description. The thousand or so genes are not shared in that they are not the same but are orthologs. They vary greatly from each other among species and throughout phyla. The gene products share the greatest conservation of structure among these thousand or so genes and retain among themselves properties of primary, secondary and tertiary structure and often retain function over the continuum of "simple" to "complicated" organisms.
These observations hardly are a "theory of life and the universe".
From Wikipedia ...
John Stephen Jones FRS[2] (born 24 March 1944) is a Welsh geneticist and from 1995 to 1999 and 2008 to June 2010 was Head of the Department of Genetics, Evolution and Environment at University College London.[3][4] His studies are conducted in the Galton Laboratory. He is also a television presenter and a prize-winning author on the subject of biology, especially evolution. He is one of the contemporary popular writers on evolution. In 1996 his writing won him the Royal Society Michael Faraday Prize "for his numerous, wide ranging contributions to the public understanding of science in areas such as human evolution and variation, race, sex, inherited disease and genetic manipulation through his many broadcasts on radio and television, his lectures, popular science books, and his regular science column in The Daily Telegraph and contributions to other newspaper media".
Have a great day.
"Sorry to say, your research gets an "F" reward ..."
I think you are mistaking "my research" for your sense of humor.
Do you just tell your kids both sides of the political spectrum so as not to bias them so they can choose when they or 16 or 18?
Or how about murder. Let them decide if it's right or wrong, don't bias them?
I don't really understand your point.
Here's just 2 links to show you or Mr. Harrington how much the PTB like to promote/demote facts that fit their agendas...
101 Evidences for a Young Age of the Earth...And the Universe
Center for Scientific Creation - In the Beginning: Compelling Evidence for Creation and the Flood
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I don't talk alot of politics with my kids. However, my advice would boil down the same way - decide for yourself. they'll be 18 soon enough and will then be allowed to pull the lever however they see fit. I can argue my case I suppose, but again, they have a much better chance of understanding my argument if they approach from a non-biased standpoint.
Religion is no different. Once their life has some context and they can understand the history theyve read...then they can make an informed decision. How many versions are there? Muslims, Jews, Christians (how many Christian flavors?), Mormons, Budhist, etc...Choose one or choose none. Just make your own choice.
As for the murder question...that's absolutely ridiculous. How many societies on earth tolerate murder? I suppose a few. And those that do probably use religion to justify it. Muslim killing Christians or Jews.
Youre basically saying because i don't give my kids a religous education I can't teach them what's morally right or wrong? Sure. Rape? Sure son. Decide for yourself if its good or bad. Give me a break.
Here's my point. I could have my 8 year old son listen to a 1-hour presentation from a religous scholar representing Catholics, Protestants, Jews, Hindus, Muslims, etc. All would make compelling arguments that theirs is the one true faith and the only way to salvation/heaven/reincarnation/ whatever...
He will not have the experience and or mental capacity to judge who is correct. That will only come with more life experience and independence. If he wakes up at 25 and through experience and/or revalation decides the Jews have it right...so be it. He can drive over and see the local Rabbi. He can then decide how he wants to feel about people praising or mocking his decision. He can form his own response to kind Christians telling him he's damned himself to hell.
"Youre basically saying because i dont give my kids a religous education I cant teach them whats morally right or wrong?"
I did not say that at all. Nor imply it. I was addressing your logic, or lack of consistency in your reasoning.
I got to tell you, you are presenting liberal party line logic.
I've heard this "let the kids decide" over and over from the liberals.
"As for the murder question...thats absolutely ridiculous. How many societies on earth tolerate murder?"
Does whether or not others tolerate something define right and wrong?
Do you just tell your kids both sides of the political spectrum so as not to bias them so they can choose when they or 16 or 18?
Or how about murder. Let them decide if its right or wrong, dont bias them?
One of these things is not like the others:
Choosing one's religion
Choosing one's politics
Choosing whether to murder or not
I'm sure you could have come up with something better than murder, because, just for the record, it's an absurd analog.
It's not an analogy, it's an examination of the logic.
Tiresome to be subjected to obtuseness.
But, that's how it goes.
I see no evidence that you have studied logic, or really understand what is meant by logic in this particular instance.
Here's why.
Choosing a religion or a political stance is a personal matter impacting no one but the individual in question.
Not the case with murder.
See how that works?
I don't see how you could think I'm presenting liberal party line logic. I'm just trying to point out an obvious problem with religous indoctrination. The problem being that educated, sincere people all over the world have come to radically different conclusions about God.
Can't you see the problem in this? A problem that is only ultimately solved by one party "winning" the argument. Unfortunately not all religons proscribe to "live and let live."
I can explain my beliefs to my children. I can be a positive role model, etc. It doesn't change the fact that literally BILLIONS of people think I'm wrong and will ultimately suffer a horrible fate because of it.
We're lucky to live in a country that at least allows you to explore the question from different points of view. I think I'm doing my kids a service by letting them make their own decision.
In any event, I respect your opinion and thanks for the response.
You assumed? Didn't you ask?
Don't you think that a convert with the name, Mohammed, would change it to a Christian name?
I was working as an usher and doing crowd supervision. A lot of families, relatives, etc had to be seated in the correct place in a crowded church and directed to the reception afterward. I just heard the name. I did not see or know the family. I would not impose on a family of strangers at such an occasion by hunting them down in a crowd and asking them questions.
Again more extraordinary parallels between science and the Genesis creation narrative.
Genesis goes from day 5 birds and fish... To day 6 animals and then humans.
What commonalities between human and non human organisms can't explain is the theory that the 250+ proteins that are necessary to form a single cell organism were forms by random chance. In addition, there is no proof anywhere in physics to demonstrate that an effect can in fact be greater than its cause.
The idea that something can come from nothing simply contradicts physical laws of motion and the massive amount of evidence that the universe had a beginning several billion years ago.
At the end of the day you can except a supernatural cause for the universe and maintain the laws of physics or you can reject both. One makes little sense without the other.
My observation that this is a common approach among liberals is all I am saying. It doesn't mean you are liberal per se.
"I think Im doing my kids a service by letting them make their own decision."
That's the point. No matter what the approach, a parent is imparting their beliefs to their children.
"Choosing a religion or a political stance is a personal matter impacting no one but the individual in question."
Try to pay attention.
The question is not committing murder but the belief that it is right or wrong.
Believing murder is not wrong also does not impact anyone else within the context of your premise.
So why not let the child decide when he or she is 18 if murder is right or wrong?
"What is the symbolic meaning of the proverb, "You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink?"
Answer ...
"Essentially, the proverb of the horse and water points metaphorically to the need for each person to take ownership of his or her own life. An individual has to desire to drink, to learn, to live and to thrive. Although others may provide opportunities for nourishment, learning, advice and assistance, no one can force another to participate in real living or right choices."
>I always think these Guardian CiF stories are made up. They are always too glib, too perfect, too pat. This fits right in the mold.<
You recognize social engineering too easily to be fooled by it.
I look at CiF every day. The editorials are what are called click bait.
For instance, the British have a Dracula-looking-at-a-Cross problem when it comes to American tipping habits. So every couple of weeks is an editorial about American minimum wage and the slavery wages of waiters. Thousands descend to beat their chests on our cruelty towards our wait staff. Actually, the problem is they hate to dig their hands deep in their pockets.
And forcing the horse's head in to the water to make him drink could end up drowning him as well.
What courage had it taken for her to tell us what she wanted? It was clear that our brave, sweet daughter had thought about her faith long and hard.
Catholic ping!
Try to pay attention.
The question is not committing murder but the belief that it is right or wrong.
Believing murder is not wrong also does not impact anyone else within the context of your premise.
So why not let the child decide when he or she is 18 if murder is right or wrong?
LOL. You just cannot help yourself, can you?
I simply cannot accept that a sentient being such as yourself is struggling with the distinction between beliefs as they relate to one's religion, one's political stance, and one's position on murder.
You've clearly twisted yourself in knots to attempt to make these three things look the same.
The only Pretzel Logic I care for is the album by Steely Dan.
I find this paragraph buried toward the end rather interesting:
"Looking back, we realised we had regularly discussed our differing beliefs. Our daughter brought us Genesis. We gave her the Michael Bay-friendly Big Bang. She brought us the Nativity and peace and goodwill at Christmas. We gave her family, friends and good food. She brought us the crucifixion. We gave her the Easter Bunny. She brought us heaven, god and an afterlife. We gave her 21st-century life and a brief future as worm fodder."
their daughter learned that there is more to life than ending up as 'worm fodder' after our body expires and that our souls continue to live and have a home to go to after exile here. Her parents apparently are content to believe that physical life on this hunk of dirt is the beginning and end.
My cousin's husband, after a career in the Marine Corps, became a teacher and went to work in a Catholic school near Philadelphia. Eventually he became principal. Even after the school closed and he moved to another, he remained friends with the priest from the first parish, and finally, he and my cousin both joined the Catholic Church.
When my husband and I joined the Church, my mother said, "Thank God your grandpop is in his grave!" He was a bit prejudiced, having grown up Protestant in Northern Ireland. Now, half of his grandchildren and almost all his great-grandchildren are Catholic.
They prefer to be their own authority. They do not wish to admit that there is any greater authority than themselves. It is a close to pure hedonism as you can get.
What a great family story. I bet you laugh about your grandfather's views when you get together.
In a way, but we all respect Pop's memory. He was the youngest of 13 children, on a farm in Northern Ireland not much bigger than my house lot. He came to the U.S. in 1920, after joining the British Army for World War I but being kicked out because they found out he was 15. (His mom came to drag him home by his ear!)
It was a different world. Nowadays, most Irish are more concerned about the E.U. and its regulations than they are about whether anyone is Catholic or Protestant.
History is full of men who have claimed that they came from God, or that they were gods, or that they bore messages from God - Buddha, Mohammed, Confucius, Christ, Lao-tze, and thousands of others, right down to the person who founded a new religion this very day. Each of them has a right to be heard and considered. But as a yardstick external to and outside of whatever is to be measured is needed, so there must be some permanent tests available to all men, all civilizations, and all ages, by which they can decide whether any of these claimants, or all of them, are justified in their claims. These tests are of two kinds: reason and history. Reason, because everyone has it, even those without faith; history, because everyone lives in it and should know something about it.
Reason dictates that if any one of these men actually came from God, the least thing that God could do to support His claim would be to pre-announce His coming. Automobile manufacturers tell their customers when to expect a new model. If God sent anyone from Himself, or if He came Himself with a vitally important message for all men, it would seem reasonable that He would first let men know when His messenger was coming, where He would be born, where He would live, the doctrine He would teach, the enemies He would make, the program He would adopt for the future, and the manner of His death. By the extent to which the messenger conformed with these announcements, one could judge the validity of his claims.
Reason further assures us that if God did not do this, then there would be nothing to prevent any impostor from appearing in history and saying, "I come from God," or "An angel appeared to me in the desert and gave me this message." In such cases there would be no objective, historical way of testing the messenger. We would have only his word for it, and of course he could be wrong.
If a visitor came from a foreign country to Washington and said he was a diplomat, the government would ask him for his passport and other documents testifying that he represented a certain government. His papers would have to antedate his coming. If such proofs of identity are asked from delegates of other countries, reason certainly ought to do so with messengers who claim to have come from God. To each claimant reason says, "What record was there before you were born that you were coming?"
With this test one can evaluate the claimants. Socrates had no one to foretell his birth. Buddha had no one to pre-announce him and his message or tell the day when he would sit under the tree. Confucius did not have the name of his mother and his birthplace recorded, nor were they given to men centuries before he arrived so that when he did come, men would know he was a messenger from God. But, with Christ, it was different. Because of the OT prophecies, His coming was not unexpected. There were no predictions about Buddha, Confucius, Lao-tze, Mohammed , or anyone else; but there were predictions about Christ. Others just came and said, "Here I am, believe me". Christ alone stepped out of that line saying, "Search the writings of the Jewish people and the related history of the Babylonians, Persians, and Romans." Even the pagan, Tacitus, speaking for the ancient Romans, says, "People were generally persuaded in the faith of the ancient prophecies, that the East was to prevail, and that from Judea was to come the Master and Ruler of the world." China had the same expectations, as did the Greeks.
Another distinguishing fact is that once He appeared, He struck history with such impact that He split it in two, dividing it into two periods: one before His coming, the other after it. Buddha did not do this, nor any of the great Indian philosophers. Even those who deny God must date their attacks upon Him, A.D. so and so, or so many years after His coming.
The story of every human life begins with birth and ends with death. In the Person of Christ, however, it was His death that was first and His life that was last. It was not so much that His birth cast a shadow on His life and thus led to His death; it was rather that the Cross was first, and cast its shadow back to His birth. His has been the only life in the world that was ever lived backward.
The folly lies in the assertion that what cannot be perceived nor rationalized cannot legitimately exist — anywhere.
I was about to say that when you present your daughter for baptism, you promise to raise her as a Catholic....however, now I realize that she is old enough to make her own decisions...support her, love her, and look at it this way, if there is no God, as you believe, no one loses anything, and if there is a God, which there is, she has everything to gain!!!!
I've been on this site for many years....and yours is the most inane and despicable post I've ever sen.....PATHETIC
NO....the name does not make the man!!!!
This girl is only 8 years old. From the article =>
About five years ago, work took me, my fellow-journalist wife and our then three-year-old child from eastern England to southwest France.
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Right there in the coach's handbook, somewhere around Chapter 3, is where it says there is such a thing as a good loss for a basketball team that has gone midway through the season without facing either adversity or one of those nights when nothing goes very well.
Call it a reminder, call it a teaching moment. But don't call it necessarily a bad thing.
Jay Wright, after his Villanova team was dusted, 96-68, on Monday by a night-of-the-blue-snow shooting performance by Creighton, wasn't reading from that page, however.
"I could say that but I don't believe it. I do know we can learn from what happened, but we had our guys' attention before," Wright said. "It hurts. The night you go through it hurts, but then you come back from it. The season is a journey."


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Vive Le Rock Productions will announce the date and location for Charleston Wavefest 2015 with a Mini-Wavefest on Aug. 9 at the Barn Jam at Awendaw Green. The event will also be a benefit for Lowcountry AIDS Services.
Charleston Wavefest Launch at Barn Jam will be 6-10 p.m. with music performances by Charleston's Avi Jacobs, Jordan Igoe and Asheville's Pierce Edens. It will also include performances by the old-school puppetry of Mr. Bonetangles by Will Schutze.
Simon Cantlon, producer at Vive Le Rock Productions, said Charleston Wavefest has been a big passion project of his for a few years and he's finally bringing it fruition.
"I have had a big crush on Charleston for years and after moving back here from Los Angeles I knew I wanted to create an event that reflects the creativity and talent that is overflowing here from musicians and artists and beyond as well as creating an event that gives back to the community," he said.
Cantlon is also partnering with Eddie White of Awendaw Green for this kick-off event and Wavefest 2015 because they are a large part of why the Charleston music scene continues to grow and develop. "So many amazing bands, big or small, in the local area and all over the map, have played the Barn Jam at one time and another and have been tirelessly promoted by Eddie," he said.
Folk singer Avi Jacob will perform at 6 p.m. with Jordan Igoe taking the stage at 7 p.m. with her alternative country sound. Pierce Edens and The Dirty Work, a folk band from Asheville, performs at 8:30 p.m. Don't miss the intermission performance by the old-school puppetry of Mr. Bonetangles by Will Schutze.
Guests can bring their own beverages and food will be available. This event is for all ages and even leashed pets are welcome. Cost is a $10 donation at the door. Charleston Wavefest is in partnership with and is a benefit for Lowcountry AIDS Services, a nonprofit organization serving men, women and children living with HIV/AIDS in Berkeley, Charleston and Dorchester counties.
"I have partnered with Lowcountry AIDS Services (LAS) as well as chosen them as the charity beneficiary for the festival because of their important impact in the Charleston and surrounding area as a leader in AIDS education, outreach, testing and care," Canton said. "LAS has also been turning heads in the last couple of years with their own creative and successful event fundraisers that engage patrons as well as raise necessary funds."
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Chronic epididymitis not getting cured, pain in right leg and right epididymis for 10 months? Please help, i can't afford anymore hospitals.
See below: Usually in cases of true infectious epididymitis, the pain and swelling will resolve for the most part during or after treatment with antibiotics, although residual soreness may persist for several more days or even weeks. In rare instances, chronic pain may develop. If your pain has persisted for more than 3 months, you need to consult an urologist. ...Read moreGet help now ›
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I have a Toshiba Satellite L875-S7110 with Windows 8 that is a few months old now, and had been working fantastic until last night. Windows did an update, and now I have a red X over my sound icon that states "No Audio Output Device is installed."
Things I have tried so far to try to fix this:
I went to the Device Manager > Sound, video and game controllers. I have "Intel(R) Display Audio" and "Realtek High Definition Audio" both listed with the little yellow caution icons on them. I have tried to disable, then enable each of them seperately and both together, which had no effect. I have tried to unistall both of them, restart the laptop, and let the drivers reinstall themselves, to no effect. I have tried downloading the latest drivers from both the Intel and Realtek product sites. The one from Intel seemed to install correctly and asked to restart the computer. There was no positive change to the audio though, stil the same message. The Realtek driver won't finish installing and throws the error: "Install Realtek HD Audio Driver Failure!! [Error Code: 0x000000FF]"
If I go to Control Panel > Sound, under both the Playback and Recording tabs, it says "No audio devices are installed."
If I go to Recovery, to try to roll back my updates with System Restore, I get errors on ALL of my restore points with the following message, "System Restore did not complete successfully. Your computer's system files and settings were not changed. Details: The specified restore point is missing or corrupt. Try again using another restore point. (0x81000201)"
I am usually pretty savvy in being able to research fixes and get around my computers, but thus far I've spent hours trying to get my sound back with no success. I'll be so appreciative of some help. Thank you!
Try the Toshiba Application Installer. There should be a feature that will check all that is missing.
Go to Desktop Assist >Support Recovery > Toshiba Application Installer > then it will automatically scan your computer and replace what's missing.
Assuming you are running Windows 8.
It is not a good idea to download those apps individually.
You could get a virus or sometype of add on that you won't be able to get rid of.
Thank you for the suggestion cacoon3442.
I didn't know about the Toshiba Application Installer. I didn't see a feature for checking all that is missing, however there was a list of applications on one side of the installer, and the option to install drivers for each on the other side. Here are my results for trying three sound related driver updates:
Realtek Audio Driver - 22.214.171.12487
Runs most of the way until I once again get:
"Install Realtek HD Audio Driver Failure!! [Error Code: 0x000000FF]"
SRS Premium Sound HD - 1.12.4600
Starts running, but then gets a window stating:
"The specified resource file is invalid."
Intel Display Driver - 188.8.131.5228
Installs completely, computer restarts. There is still the red X over the sound icon. Running the Playing Audio troubleshooting still results in "Problems found: Intel(R) Display Audio has a driver problem. Not fixed." The report says issues found: "Intel(R) Display Audio has a driver problem. Not fixed. (red X icon)" ; "Reinstall device driver. Completed." ; and "Check audio device. Detected. (caution icon)".
Any other suggestions? I just can't believe the audio output device would get so corrupted and stop working after a "critical" Windows update.
By the way, I have this under the General tab of the Intel(R) Display Audio Properties window (from Device Manager):
"Windows cannot start this hardware device because its configuration information (in the registry) is incomplete or damaged. (Code 19)"
This same message is on the General tab of the Realtek High Definition Audio Properties window.
Did ever get this problem solved because I'm having the save problem any suggestions?
This worked for me like a miracle!
This worked for me right away:
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If the other suggestions fail try the following:
1. Reboot in safe mode
2. Open device manager
3. Go under system devices
4. Disable (DO NOT UNINSTALL) the Microsoft UAA driver.
5. Reboot in safe mode (This is so that driver will not load)
6. Open device manager
7. Go under system devices
8. Now... uninstall the Microsoft UAA driver. This will also remove the Realtek.
9. Reboot to Windows.
10. Install the Realtek drivers without letting windows install it.
If this doesn't di the trick try this:
Disable audio controller in normal windows mode
2. Reboot in safe mode
3. Go to device manager
4. Uninstall
5. Install now Realtek driver and reboot in safe mode again
6. Go to device manager and see driver's version at this time you should have the updated driver.
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The Saints & Great Danes will play on in the College Basketball Invitational Tournament (CBI).
What a fantastic story out of Ohio, and it has a very local connection none other than Siena College in Loudonville.
Forget action during a game! Siena got the excitement started early.
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It was announced today that we will see at least four more years of the crosstown rivalry Men's Basketball game between the UAlbany Great Danes and the Siena Saints. According to the Times Union, the schools have agreed on a contract that will run throught the 2014-2015 season.
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Funeral services for Mrs. Charline Manley, 82, of Crowley will be held on Monday, July 28, at 3 p.m. in Parkerson Avenue Baptist Church. Brother Chris Campo will officiate. Entombment will follow in Woodlawn Mausoleum.
Visitation will be held on Sunday, July 27, from 5:30 p.m. until 9 p.m. in Parkerson Avenue Baptist Church, and will continue on Monday from 8 a.m. until service time in the church.
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A native of Grenada County, Mississippi, Mrs. Manley was a longtime resident of Crowley. She was a faithful member of Parkerson Avenue Baptist Church, where she served as a Sunday School teacher and sang in the church choir. Mrs. Manley, along with her late husband, Leslie, were instrumental in planting the Rice City Mission in Crowley.
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Survivors include her daughters, Brenda Majors and husband, James, of Pineville, Judy Travis and husband, Jack, of Baton Rouge, Patsy Signorelli and husband, Patrick, of Crowley and Beth Browning and husband, Darren, of Watson; son, Wayne Manley of Casper, Wyoming; sister, Erma Cox of Pearl, Mississippi; grandchildren, Ashley Majors Stewart and husband, Ben, of Pineville, John Majors and wife, LaNaya, of Pineville, Billie Wheeler Wray and husband, Cody, of New Orleans, Christy Wheeler Kanicki and husband, John, of Jacksonville, Florida, Cheryl Dubois and husband, Justin, of Deville, Karen Lightfoot and husband, Kris, of Fort Knox, Kentucky, Brooke Signorelli of Crowley, Jarred Manley and fiancé, Lauren Fontenot, of Crowley, and Caleb Browning, Joshua Browning and Leslie Grace Browning, all of Watson; great-grandchildren, Peyton, Presley and Eva Wray, Gabriel, Abigail and Michael Majors, Archer Stewart and Katelyn Dubois.
Preceding Mrs. Manley in death were her husband of 57 years, Leslie Manley; and parents, O.M. and Flora Irene Ashmore Holland.
Serving as pallbearers are John Majors, Jarred Manley, James Majors, Jack Travis, Patrick Signorelli and Darren Browning.
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Juan Manuel Lopez Has Suspension Reduced, Fine Dropped
By Rey Colon
Former world champion Juan Manuel "Juanma" Lopez has caught a break from the Boxing Commission of Puerto Rico (CBPPR). On April 3rd, the commission punished Lopez for comments he made in March against referee Roberto Ramirez Sr. During a live televised interview, Lopez called Ramirez "a gambler" after getting stopped in ten rounds by Mexico's Orlando Salido on March 10th in San Juan.
The Puerto Rico Commission suspended Lopez for a period of one year, and he was hit with a $10,000 fine and 100 hours of community service. Last month, Lopez held a press conference to issue a public apology to Ramirez - and he stated during a hearing with an officer appointed by the Puerto Rico Commission that he didn't have any evidence to support his remarks that Ramirez had a gambling problem.
The PRBC has reduced the suspension to 10 months, eliminated the fine of $10,000 and shaved down the community service from 100 to 50 hours. Lopez can now return around March 2012, but he might still file an appeal to return at an earlier date.
10 months suspension?? ridiculous. They should of just fined him a a chunk of his purse vs salido and left it at that. Can he fight in the U.S though? or is he just suspended from fighting in PR?Comment by spoonwars on 05-04-2012
Opinions are punished. Guilty until proven innocent. What is this world coming to...Comment by Rip Chudd on 05-04-2012
[QUOTE=EveryDayDrew;12077547]100 hours of community service for defamation of a ref? PR is North Korea now?[/QUOTE] LOL, I was thinking the same thing manComment by badass316 on 05-04-2012
That 10K fine was nothing, like some people noted. I think Juan Ma would have been fine paying a 100K penalty instead of being on the sidelines for a year. The 2 month reduction is ridiculous, there's no way what…Comment by Carlos Alberto on 05-04-2012
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no my friends are just assholes like that nick comes up with this **** and then fred drops in to be the surprise pedo
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what? did you think this was a fake or something ripped off failbook?
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neh he's worse in real life i watched him try to light one of my other friends on fire once so this kinda thing is pretty normal
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no i mean he actually lit the guy on fire it was only his hands though and since James (guy on fire) heals freakishly fast the burns were gone withing 3 days
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Their investment in PGLC and Thunder gold are starting to look like smart moves. Silver price needs to break out over $21 and this will will continue to move higher. This hit $2.50 a share, in the last run and I think we could breakout well above that with less shares outstanding after the reverse merger they did last year.
The EU banks in serious trouble, so who knows what the flight to metals will end up being. The bankers also having trouble keeping the lid on things in metals. Tried desperately to knock it down after the fraudulent payroll numbers. The biotech clowns who sold this, now regretting that.
Interesting how the clowns here run away from their previous comments. PGLC a investment of levon, getting close to the breakeven at $5.03. The other mining investment they have about 3M shares in, also performing well that one is up 75% in a short period. VBIV just diluting and we still waiting for them to actually post the CMV trial to the clinical.gov site. Well you clowns invested at the wrong time and sold the wrong asset in this deal. Glad you finally realizing that you are not very bright. But somehow, i figure you already knew that.
Knowing you need VAPR to hit $153 a share to breakeven and it now trades at .003, we know we are in a better place then you vmax. BMGP did the honorable thing, they didn't dilute billions of shares. We still have a chance and only need a small amount of good news, where you need a miracle.
Hard to make up for the $10 kick in the pants the biotech investors took. But I did try my best to warn them. But arlo and k-9uwa just couldn't wrap their hands around the market cap. They just thought you go from point A to point b with Frost. That you can defy the laws of economics and create wealth. Now if you are dk1949, you paid the price twice here.
Levon bought 1.954M shares of PGLC before the RS. They paid $9.85M for them. Today it' s worth $9M. They need PGLC to $5.04 to be BE in that deal. Still has some work, but PGLC was added to the Russell.
Shame some of the biotech clowns sold this one and kept the biotech. Think .30 is in the cards before Oct.
I should have said an additional $1M, the PGLC holdings now worth a total of $9M.
PGLC broke through $4.50. Since Levon owns 2M shares this adds $1M in value to their investment capital. If yoy were dumb enough to sell the mining side, don't worry, no one thought you were to bright to begin with. Paying $18.80 for shares was the first give away.
Always dreaming rory. That RS years ago took the wind out of this and the RO were wasted money. Averaging down on this dog cost you clowns. I just knew I would be vindicated and leave you idiots talking to yourselves. How much they lose this quarter and I expect they will do another RS and start all over. How much is mechen now down? BTW fred, oos, tel, civil and most of the id's here are the same clown.
Still talking to yourselves? I still get a laugh at how fast Oss took down his racial rant. How telcomist gave accounting advice to investors without a clue. If anyone had listen to him, they would be pulling their hair out, sitting on a loss that they cannot take. Hope rory gets his money back some day.
Great investing rory. You are the man always holding a bag of krap.
Claimed he owned 200K shares between the share price of .42 and .47. If I am incorrect he can easily show us the trades. Like his actual bill for a fake trip to Tahiti. Now what is arlo valuation after not listening to my advice.....200K /40= 5K shares x 3.72= $18,600 = the 100K shares of mining he claimed he sold at .10 and his value is $28,600. Now what did he begin with 200K x .42 average= $84K. So by him not cleaning out his ears and instead using the k9uwa id, this cost him $55,400.
The 515M shares I warned about cost him large. The biotech clowns lack the attention to details. Today arlo needs $11 move to breakeven. Pretty difficult to get that kind of move with a biotech without revenues. Frost saw the $20M low hanging fruit and sold his followers out. The insiders of Scavf received 515M shares, today still valued at $48M, the biotech clowns who paid double for their shares, now see a company go from $112M on paper to now $22M.
Maybe arlo was too busy inventing new id's to understand that adding 515M shares wasn't going to immediate value this company at $355M. The value he needed to support his buys in the $18's. Today arlo has to invent imaginary flight connections, failing to include the airport code. I sometimes forget that arlo is 70 years old, with the intellect of a 8 year.
3.16M deferred revenues
Svac had $10M cash at the end of the 1Q. They also have on the books deferred revenues of 3.16M, with 1.57M listed as short term and 1.63M listed as long term. They believe that the $10M in cash will last them 12 months?????
I think hidden in these reports is that they have a strong contract to manufacture compounds for 10 different ph1 trials by other companies. They also have a deal with OPK to manufacture something on a billing basis. They do not mention the Dnase enzymes stuff at all.
As investors we have to understand where the funding will come from. Can LVP get legs, can they manufacture drugs on scale and profit from it. What exact did Frost see here? Missing from the Web page now is anything about Svac second drug. The GVHD? Curious minds want to know where did that go off too?
They also put out a SEC filing that they will use their web page instead of PR's to announce things. They suggest you get the VBIV alerts, so you are updated as fast as possible. Is this a cost saving move?
With a stock that is already down 75% from the highs, I think we as investors need a little bone thrown our way. The insiders handed themselves 515M shares and 650M divided by 40.
I don't expect an intelligent discussion, since most of the biotech investors here, can't tie their own shoes. We found that out at $18.80 when they just had blinders on. What could have been a very intelligent discussion, turned into a cluster F, with K(UWA and arlo, cdavis, Dk1949. Shame these clowns were this stupid. But then again they just like to sniff the hinney of Frost, with no brains to back their heads out of the crack.
I sense a surprise is coming. Things always take more time then we wish with a biotech. The unsophisticated think just the opposite. Well let's let arlo place his thumbs. I don't mind reproducing this 20 times. It's not like we will get anything intelligent from that side anyways.
Chase another wind mill arlo.
Arlo let's see 10 thumbs down here also. Maybe you can get federal aid being this dumb.
Looks like I don't need a new game, you seem to rile old arlo, better then I can. 10 thumbs because you showed up. Please chime in more, getting arlo to change his id that many times......PRICELESS.
Chase that wind mill arlo.
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They are suppose to have the CMV trial started in the next 6 weeks. Still nothing up on the Clinical trial site. The $25M they needed to raise was canceled, so I expect some news on funding. Could they just license the vac-b to GSK for a nice large check?
There is a new update presentation on VBI site. It includes both companies and their outline going forward. I figure they need about $100M to advance the CMV, GBM, Vac-b, RSV and maybe a year away from seeing the cold storage benefits. They also state they are close to a third collaboration on the thermo stability.
Another wind mill for you arlo.
Can he remember which id posted where? The counts are not even arlo and this is not fun unless you even this out and change those id's. You can be the poster child for stupid.
Chasing another wind mill.
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