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Home! Look at Hormel HRL canned meat.
Looking at a video of zhengzhou and what do I see, a MCD restuarant in plain sight
"In the USA all those who are now unemployed where else can they go and have a quick and cheap meal."Answer: the grocery storeThe flimsy level of rational for owning these shares, as expressed on this board, is signaling a top itself.Take profits.
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26 Parks near Crystal River, Florida
Homosassa Springs, Florida 4.75 miles SE
Homosassa, Florida 6.24 miles SW
Black Diamond, Florida 6.26 miles NE
Pine Ridge, Florida 7.94 miles NE
Crystal River, Florida (map) | (352) 795-6336
Sites: 125 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 22 Reviews
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May 2016 - $35.00
This is a small, tired campground. Sites are a combination of scrub-grass, sand, and dirt with concrete patios and old, soiled, and splintered wooden picnic tables. Roads are asphalt but very narrow. Sites are very close, full hookup 30/50 amp with cable and free WiFi for daily/weekly stays. Big rig drivers will be challenged. Campground is well off the main roadway so it was quiet. Heated pool, no spa, store good for those who like to fish, but no groceries. Trees made satellite placement a challenge. Laundry facilities (not used) did not look inviting. Not really a family-oriented CG - nothing for kids to do. "Lake access" seems to be only a boat ramp.
I've given this CG a poor rating due to a reservation error and I ended up in an overflow area with a view of the maintenance shed and septic system leech field - seriously overpriced. - StephenK
Apr 2015 - $35.00
Staff was very friendly and helpful. Park has many seasonal and full-time residents. Most resident sites were well kept. We were led to our site and had assistance in parking as well as explanation of utilities. Site rental was full hookup 50 amp including cable TV and free WiFi on grass. We were unable to get free WiFi to work. Our site was open, so we could receive sat TV. Verizon signal was 4 bars LTE. Interior roads are paved. - eaglessoc
Oct 2014 - $28.00
This campground is a bit off the beaten track. It's on the north side of Crystal River so it takes 15 minutes to get to most of the things in Crystal River, and about 25 minutes to Homosassa Springs. It is a quiet campground with very friendly residents. Everyone we met were very kind and always sprung up a conversation. A fair number are permanent residents and there are also a large number of trailer homes but they look cared for. The campground felt very safe and rather homey. Lake Rousseau offers free wifi through tengo, you have to get a coupon for each device. We didn't use their wifi and simply used our hotspot. The signal for AT&T is pretty weak in that area, and Verizon LTE was weak but acceptable. We used our booster for better signal. The sites are some gravel, sand, and grass. Mostly level with the utilities behind the coach. There are a lot of old trees so many of the sites are fairly shaded. Our site (33) is nice and large, but the one right next to us had almost no camping area. The campground is situated right on Lake Rousseau with a boat launch area. The lake is not dog-friendly (alligators are present) but very pretty to look at. It also had a couple of dog park areas you could use. They have a swimming pool but we didn't use it. This is a good place if you're looking for quiet and perhaps some fishing. It's not a resort and there are not a lot of activities to do. The campground is quiet, pretty, and well-tended but a bit further away from town. We'd stay there again. - LifeRebooted
Crystal River, Florida (map) | (352) 447-5820
Sites: 239 | Latest Rate: $11.00 | 19 Reviews
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Feb 2014 - $11.00
Our nightly rate was based on a seven month stay. This is a wonderful campground about 8 miles north of Crystal River. Extremely well kept up. The laundry room is large enough and kept very clean and the cost is very reasonable. The sites are individually owned, so you rent from the owner, not the management. But, every interaction we had with the main office was pleasant and helpful. Most sites have a concrete pad and all have a concrete patio and picnic table. There are many activities available throughout the winter. Some of the people come here every year and some, like us, are just here for one time, but all are very friendly and helpful. There is a canal that goes out to the gulf coast within walking distance and a paved path along it for walking or biking. The sites are well kept up and not too close together. We're in a 40 foot RV and had room for our rig, truck, and a car at our site. We would definitely use this campground again if we wanted to be in this location. - RVKevi
Mar 2012 - $38.00
Very, very friendly people who go out of their way to make you feel welcome. Many of the campers are seasonal renters who return year after year. All of the sites are large enough to accommodate most any size rig. The Crystal River area provides lots of outside activities without the crowds of the more built up areas of Florida. - User2565
Jan 2011 - $35.00
Nice well maintained park, with paved roads and sites. People spoke, and waved as they drove or walked by. No cable, but satellite is good. Not a place for kids though, as it is mainly for adults. Price is right. Activities geared to adults, but much to do. - olgjaycee
Crystal River, Florida (map) | (352) 563-0404
Sites: 72 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 9 Reviews
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Jan 2015 - $20.00
They list themselves as an RV campground but they are better then most 'resorts' we've stayed at. The entire campground is spotless. Pool is large and nice chairs and tables, 2 very nice rec areas, in winter they have a lot of activities, functioning and clean laundry area and the restroom/showers are large and immaculate. And no' no seeums'. Convenient to a lot of shopping and resturants. We will stay here again. Rate reflects monthly rate + electric. - horsefolk
Apr 2014 - $20.00
Recently bought a travel trailer and recd complimentary camping here. Enjoyed it immensely while getting acquainted with our rig. The park has lovely trees and a great staff. The WiFi and cable made it just like home. We especially enjoyed having room to play toss and romp with our big dog! - RKMoss
Mar 2014 - $17.00
This is a nice,clean park, with a beautiful pool, spotless restrooms,and friendly staff. There were planned activities with the other friendly campers. The park crowd was definitely older, and there are no kids activities or playground facilities, but there is a nice rail trail,for biking, about 10 miles away. There is also a reasonably priced RV supply store across the street - same owners. The road noise, particularly the "biker" bar down the road was annoying. Also, our campsite was really tiny, a mix of grass,leaves and sand, making it messy. Other campsites seemed bigger,and nicer, but the park was full. Although there was a lot of "regulars" at the park, most very nice folks, it was a little too quiet for us. - Winniecruzer
237 S. Rock Crusher Road Crystal River, Florida 34429 (map) | (888) 726-7805
Sites: 398 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 137 Reviews
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Apr 2016 - $35.00
This is a very large park with spacious sites and wide roads so even big rigs can maneuver easily. The site could have used the landscaping cleaned up some as it was getting a little overgrown with the palms and there was some fallen debris from the trees that needed picked up in my opinion. The park is very quiet and the club house and pool were quite nice. Rest rooms were the shower suite type with toilet and shower in the same room so you had your privacy. Laundry machines were in good condition with $1.00 to wash and $1.00 to dry. We enjoyed our 5 day stay. The area is all about fishing so bring you fishing pole. Lots of good restaurants in the area too. I would stay there again. - Ken56
Mar 2016 - $47.00
Our experience started out bad, because our promised discount wasn't honored, so we were forced to pay full price. The discount was for being a Sam's club and AAA member and promised to us when we made our reservation. The unfriendly management staff was only there once for a few hours and not co-operative at all. We find this kind of treatment almost fraudulent.
The showers are nice and private, but extremely dirty. They were only cleaned once during our entire four day stay. The pool was covered in tree pollen. Due to the fact, that our site was so close to the next, lights, all-night barking dogs and screaming kids became a quick inconvenience. It was our first time in this park and our last. - beecuz
Mar 2016 - $47.00
We stayed in this park several years ago and it has gone down hill since that stay. Many sites now have tents and out buildings in addition to the RV. They were not allowed during our previous stay. We stayed one night and moved on.
(Lot spacing was nearby and mostly shady, covered/forested. Site surface was gravel/sand and featured a picnic table.) - Plainjane
Crystal River, Florida (map) | (352) 795-3774
Sites: 254 | Latest Rate: $55.00 | 52 Reviews
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Feb 2016 - $55.00
We ordered a premium site at $47 in hopes that it would accommodate our big rig. Apparently Encore campgrounds add a "fee" beyond the campground fee that, with taxes, brought the price to $55. So they advertise one price and by the time you get to checkout you will see that there is a site fee and a resort fee.
The roads were narrow but paved. There was a large tree limb over about a third of the road in one place that long term occupants told me has caused damage to several RVs. Our site was long enough but at 90 degrees to the narrow road and if the sites across the the street hadn't had the RV set way back and if they hadn't moved their trucks we would have never gotten into the site. As it was it took a lot of maneuvering over about 40 minutes to get in. It had rained the night before and many, if not most, of the sites around us were surrounded by water. I would not recommend this campground for big rigs and would suggest that at the prices they charge there would be many better choices for less or the same amount of money. - Juandering
Nov 2015 - $26.00
It rained while we were here and our space flooded. Lot was rutted so badly we could hardly get out of the coach without falling. The only way that we found our spot was a fellow camper led us to it. Ask for a guide to take you to your site. Roads are narrow and full of potholes. Staff were friendly enough. We would stay again if overnighting, but not for extended stay. - bones1941
Sep 2015 - $25.00
Staff is friendly, park is clean and quiet. l would come back.
The best find is the seafood restaurant in the mall (Sellers). - Lindas Old Man
10200 West Fishbowl Drive Homosassa, Florida 34448 Homosassa Springs, Florida 34448 (map) | (352) 628-2928
Sites: 225 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 26 Reviews
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Jun 2016 - $20.00
Mostly full-timers. Our site was nothing fancy, but easy pull-through. Pool was nice. Kid pooped in the pool when we were here. I thought a pool had to close for several days to sanitary reasons, but it was open later that day. (We never went back in). Laundry room was clean, but also open to the public. I never had to wait for a machine. They also had an ice machine which was convenient. Great location. Close the great marina area with casual dining/bars/music. Great if you like fishing, kayaking. Manatee area. Might stay here again because of the location and price. - ThisIsHowWeRoll
Nov 2015 - $28.00
Pulled in and asked for water view. Was given last site on stream which was mud and green slime. Great place for mosquitoes to breed. What looked like a nice little river online was actually a little tiny stream. I think many of the online pics were taken at a nearby state park and not this place. Got settled and decided to check out clubhouse. It was closed due to renovations. Was not told when I arrived. Then informed there were no activities as season hadn't begun yet. Walked around and talked to upset woman as she rented a trailer for a month and was charged $200 pet fee for her little dog. Everyone I talked to seemed unhappy so cancelled the remainder of my stay and moved on to another park. - love to travel64
Mar 2015 - $20.00
Arrived after office hours to find an envelope on the door for us. The site was not level, so the next day we were able to move to another site, which was much better. The park has a decent laundry facility, which is also open to the public. We enjoyed bicycle riding on the park's flat roads. The pool is heated and looks very clean, though we did not use it. Bug bites... there was some sort of tiny bugs that would bite us and leave whelps. - dmnm04
Homosassa, Florida (map) | (352) 628-9544
Sites: 297 | Latest Rate: $52.00 | 23 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $52.00
Well-- its just not my kind of town. I say town because its filled with permanents that have not moved in years. I had one of the few available water front sites. It was tough to back in with all the vehicles parked along the road. Then barely enough room to get my bumper off the road. I got to fish off the rear dock and that was a real plus. Huge cable lineup and 115v electric. The bathrooms could have been a bit more tidy. At dusk the onsite bar comes alive. Thumping and bumping. In season it must be something. - Libby
Jan 2016 - $42.00
We had a spot right next to the water which had a nice dock for our boat. The marina restaurant and bar is a great place to meet people and the bartenders are pleasant and a lot of fun. The grounds are maintained well and the shower house is clean. The staff we dealt with help provide information about the area. Great place to vacation. - Earnest P
Jan 2016 - $30.00
I have a love-hate relationship with this park. Has everything. Marina, bar/restaurant overlooking the river, clubhouse and much more. If you get the right spot you're shady with some room. Lots of permanents and seasonals so getting one of those spots unlikely. We were out in short term area. Spots were so tight couldn't use the awning and slides had very little extra space. We could see the river, but only if you looked under or around the 5th wheelers blocking the view. No table or patio. If you are a beer drinker you have found nirvana. I was here on a weekend and at dusk the golf carts came out with one hand on the wheel and the other holding a brew. I checked out other parks and would still stay here again. - plove
Homosassa, Florida (map) | (352) 628-2000
Sites: 91 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 7 Reviews
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Oct 2015 - $40.00
Very noisy parties kept us from sleeping for two nights in a row. This campground could be OK if it wasn't for a group of regulars who party there on the week-end until 2 AM. Not teenagers but older people who get drunk, make loud music, bang on tables, women screaming etc. You could hear them from inside our trailer even with earplugs. We did not want to start a fight with drunks or call the cops but we'll never go back.
I give it a 2 rating because the boat ramp was nice, pool is OK and the place was clean. If you want to fish and get drunk, it may be fine. - Jacques Mertens
Jan 2015 - $33.00
We called ahead of time to make certain our very sweet Rottweillers would be welcome. After staying two weeks of our three months I was verbally attacked and told 'nobody wants you here, just leave'! This happened right out in the open for no reason as we were minding our own business and thought everything was fine. Apparently this is how they compel a camper to leave. The sites were very tight. The people were all very clickish. If you weren't a seasonal camper, you were Not spoken to. Have Never been treated thusly. Will certainly Not go back. We were on a bucket list trip. Our Rotties are our babies and we've stayed at several campgrounds as we are avid campers where we've had compliments on how well behaved they are. We were able, on short notice to find a campground we were welcome. We did not use the restrooms, the pool looked inviting. The views of wildlife from the boardwalk are perfect. - susan baranowski
Apr 2014 - $40.00
We were put in a site that they said was a pull in and back out of but it was just the opposite. We ended up moving to another site because the cable and the electric didn't work on the first site. Campground interior roads are tight to say the least and every 20 feet there is a speed bump that rocks the coach and with roads that small, the speed bumps don't seem necessary at all. Very tight camp spaces as well. Because they are on the water, and you are surrounded by trees, be prepared for biting insects. Just bring insect repellent and you should be okay. - mhmama
Homosassa, Florida (map) | (352) 382-2200
Sites: 81 | Latest Rate: $28.00 | 20 Reviews
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Feb 2016 - $28.00
Spent a week here, enjoying the forest and river. The site (#9) was roomy, mostly level, grass and sand with a picnic table, fire pit and integrated grill. The hookups were good, but no cable and no OTA TV stations were obtainable. However -- and I never thought I would ever say this about any RV park -- the WiFi was awesome! We were able to stream TV/movies without much difficulty. No, it wasn't perfect, but it was the best I've seen. Good laundry room, clean restroom/showers, recreation room with large screen DirecTV/TV, and saw a children's playground.
The roads in the park were sand/dirt and had a few potholes, but not a big deal if you go slow. The surrounding forest, from floor to canopy, was fabulous and quiet and we very much enjoyed being there. I think because of the fire rings, a lot of people lit fires (partly, I'm sure, because it was cold, too!) so it was smokey some of the time. Everyone we met was very friendly.
The office also rents kayaks and canoes, and there is a boat ramp. We would definitely want to camp here again, and for ever longer! - RobtL
Apr 2015 - $30.00
We stayed here specifically because the kayaking was advertised as excellent. We were not disappointed. Even though the water was quite shallow in places, we were able to explore both upstream and down (and also saw our first manatees closeup from our kayak). The boat launch was at least 1/4 mile from the campground, and parking near the launch area cost $5 per day (with no discount offered for campers). We chose to drop off our boat and park the car back at our campsite to save the additional cost. However, it would have been much more convenient to be parked closer. Campsites are nice and big with lots of tall trees. Most other campers were in smaller trailers and tents. Wood fires were quite popular. The unpaved road through the campground had some seriously deep potholes. - The Borgs
Mar 2015 - $33.00
No security which is surprising for a county park; the road meanders through residential area and at the end you go right for the day use area, left for the campground. No gate, but the bathroom has a code-entry lock & you are advised to keep everything locked when you are away from your site. Very shady but no screening between sites. WiFi was good at my site #4. Major grocery store 2 miles away. Lots to do in the area but of course the main attraction is canoeing or kayaking on the Chassahowitzka River. It's beautiful with lots of wildlife. A bit pricy if paying by the day $33, but by the month it's a good deal at $389. - BigPa
Beverly Hills, Florida (map) | (352) 465-7233
Sites: 200 | Latest Rate: $18.00 | 26 Reviews
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Apr 2016 - $18.00
Third visit here and it just keeps getting better! There are more sites, all wonderful places, they now offer recycling as well as trash collection, and the club house and TV room are lovely. We stay to visit family for a few days and have always been able to get a spot at the Passport rate. We pulled in Sunday and though office was closed, our site # and key code to bathhouse were waiting in plastic sheet protector on the bulletin board. (They forgot to give me the WiFi code, but got it the next day.) Easy set up with level site and hookups well placed. The "heated" pool--not so warm. Maybe as end of season it had been turned off. LOTS of great amenities from golf driving range to TV to get togethers for guests and long term folks. We were concerned about the power lines our first time but they are not an issue. Yes, road noise has increased over the years, but not intrusive. BTW--they now have a "doggie spa" area where you can bring your pet to give them a wash and shampoo (DIY) style. Great addition for seasonals. - Too-wow
Apr 2015 - $34.00
While trying to decide which park to stay in while in this area, we read the reviews on this site and almost didn't stay here because of the comments about the power station nearby. We are staying in site 130 but we have had no issues with the power station. And we have been able to use our hotspot for our own wi-fi with no problem at all. The office person was most accomodating when we mentioned our concerns about the reviews that had negative comments on the power station. There are a lot of 6 month people here but all the spots we have seen are very well kept. The sites are fairly close together but the pads are level and the entire park is well maintained. It is not secluded. Within a few miles there are all sorts of businesses and the coastal attractions are easily reached. - DGayle
Nov 2014 - $18.00
We have stayed here a few times because it is convenient to Ocala where we have family. We mainly stay here when the state park is full. The positives are the staff who are very friendly and accommodating, and the fact that they accept Passport for a few nights. The park is apparently popular with a certain demographic because they seem quite busy. However, it has many drawbacks for us. First, the interior roads are narrow for a large RV. Even the handful of sites at the entrance, which are long enough, are narrow and challenging to get into without running through the lawn. The sites we have stayed in are noisy - either from highway noise, power line buzzing from the substation that surrounds/ runs through the campground or a combination of both. It's rather unsettling to have a power plant directly behind your site - we expected to wake up with our hair standing on end or water spontaneously boiling. We have never had any success getting on the WiFI. - Free


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The number and variety of courses that can be offered in a small rural district is often limited. That was not acceptable to Erik Belcher, superintendent of Fayette Local School District in northwest Ohio.
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Audio plays a crucial role in making collaborative student learning environments effective. Students need to be able to communicate with their teacher when necessary, and teachers should be able to hear what all students are saying during small group instruction.
When the projectors throughout the Phoenix Union High School District were found to be outdated and inefficient in 2013, administrators knew they were due for an upgrade. "During a larger initiative to increase student engagement across the district, I noticed that the projectors we had were so old and were so dim that it was impacting classroom management and student engagement," says Don Fournier, the district's division manager of information services.
With California's adoption of the Common Core State Standards, it became apparent that all students in Placentia-Yorba Linda USD in Orange County needed better keyboarding, higher order thinking and information fluency skills in order to perform well on the Smarter Balanced assessment.
When Michael Lubelfeld came to Deerfield Public Schools District 109 (Ill.) last summer, the superintendent known as a super-communicator knew that engaging students was crucial to their education. So the new superintendent leveraged the district's technology, including school administration software, to keep students in regular contact with teachers, administrators and each other.
With FCC changes to the E-rate program, districts can increase spending on Wi-Fi connectivity. The ability to purchase managed Wi-Fi is another recent change. This web seminar, originally broadcast on September 17, 2014, featured an industry expert, as well as two district technology directors, who discussed key considerations for technology planning around the new Wi-Fi E-rate regulations.
The New Lenox School District 122 serves 5,400 pre-K through grade 8 students in 12 schools, and is located about 30 miles outside Chicago. The district has been noted for its high levels of achievement, with an average of 85 percent of students meeting or exceeding the Illinois Learning Standards in each of the last nine years.
When Linda Quinn became superintendent of Washington's Ferndale School District in 2009, it was the start of a new era for the district, one that included some unprecedented challenges.
Since Lancaster School District (Calif.) is a K8 school system, Rebecca Cooksey, director of IT, knows that none of her students have optimal listening skills yet. "Students' audio processing tracks are not fully developed until they are 15," Cooksey says. And the 25 percent of Lancaster's 14,000 students who are ELL face additional challenges in listening to and processing information presented orally by teachers.
To achieve measured success through blended learning, it is essential for educators to create learning experiences that enhance student understanding through technology. The team at the Partnership for Los Angeles Schools assists teachers at low-performing schools by providing resources such as engaging instructional software that create these experiences.
Collaborative learning and small group activities can facilitate higher-level thinking in students. However, it can be difficult for teachers to effectively evaluate that all groups and students are on-task and learning, and it can be challenging for students to communicate with their teachers in a small group setting.
Whether using the internet safely or preparing for a nationwide assessment that will be completed on a computer, students at a Long Island, N.Y., district are conquering the digital world. The district's 5,800 students in grades K-8 are using EasyTech, a web-delivered curriculum from Learning.com that allows teachers to seamlessly integrate digital literacy skills into math, science, language arts and social studies instruction.
To maximize the power of technology and the web, district leaders must define a clear purpose around using these tools as a method of deploying curriculum. At Del Mar Union Schools in San Diego, California, administrators used Google Chromebooks and Apps for Education to aid in preparing students for academic achievement and college and career readiness.
The influx of devices and applications that result from a BYOD project typically strain a district's wireless network. Keeping your network secure is also a concern. However, with the proper device and network management tools, these issues can be mitigated and innovative ways of delivering education through technology can be achieved.
As we start the 2013 school year, 6,000 students in four districts in New York, Illinois, Texas and Florida will be learning problem-solving skills using ST Math, thanks to a partnership between Hyundai Motor America and education nonprofit MIND Research Institute. Each district will receive ST Math instructional software, along with teacher training and ongoing educational support from MIND Research.


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so it WAS http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=46779 (or related)?? Wow!
I found it. It was in the w5100.h file starting at line 253 in my version. The new compiler version did not like the old way.
Is this bug fix for W5100.h still required if I am running:- avr-gcc 4.5.3- gcc 4.6.1and Arduino 1.0?
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I owe you a beer I have been going mad trying to figure out why I was getting corrupt data from my ethernet board yet I could happily ping it.. it made no sense at all - in my mind if I can get data from a ping request I can get data from any other request.Your one liner fixed it, you absolute beauty \o/Instructables here I come!!
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This is to do with mechanics, which as far as I know is pre-calc, not pre-algebra.
Question: A particle has an initial velocity of and is accelerating in the direction . If the magnitude of the acceleration is , find the velocity vector and the speed of the particle after 2 seconds.
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I am literally stumped on how to achieve this answer. If you can tell me what to do to get there, I will try working it out .
Ehh, that seems too condensed. Can you expand on the v(t) and v(2) parts, and is there a way without using arctan? We haven't had to use trigonometry for these questions, although we have used pythagoras ( ).
I worked out the 5i and 5j components somehow, but that's as far as I got.
the basic velocity kinematics equation for constant acceleration is
component-wise, for your problem, that would be
so, velocity as a function of time in the x-direction is
and, velocity as a function of time in the y-direction is
the overall velocity vector represented in component form is
that's about as easy as I can put it for you without teaching about two-dimensional kinematics in total.


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Notre Dame was a pretty good football team during the 2011 regular season. The Fighting Irish outscored their opponents by an average of 10 points per game and outgained their opponents by an average of 75 yards per game. Yet, those advantages often didn't translate into wins.
Notre Dame still has a date with Florida State in the Champs Sports Bowl, but with 12 games in the books, we can start to draw some conclusions about where the Irish need to improve in 2011.
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Going into 2012, there are seven areas in which Brian Kelly's Notre Dame Fighting Irish must improve in order to build on this season's 8-4 record.
No single factor had a bigger impact on Notre Dame's win/loss record than turnovers.
The Irish finished the regular season 116th in the nation in turnover margin, with a -13 differential on the season. Break that down into wins vs. losses, and it gets even worse.
In its eight wins, Notre Dame's average turnover margin was -0.25.
In its four losses, Notre Dame's average turnover margin was -2.75.
It's tough to win when you turn the ball over three times more often than your opponent.
Unfortunately for Brian Kelly, there's no easy fix for this problem. Quarterbacks must make the proper reads; ballcarriers must secure the football. Yes, these things can be coached, but in the end, it comes down to the players executing their responsibilities on the field.
The good news is that luck does play a major role in this area. One turnover-laden season doesn't necessary portend more turnover struggles in the future. In 2010, the Irish had a positive turnover differential; expect that to return in 2012.
Brian Kelly's scheme is generally known as a pass-heavy spread, but this season, the Notre Dame offense was driven by the ground game. The Irish rushing attack was the most consistent part of the attack.
Except when it wasn't.
The Irish were held under 100 yards rushing just twice this year. Not coincidentally, Notre Dame lost both of those games. Also not coincidentally, Jonas Gray didn't play in one of those games.
Gray teamed with Cierre Wood to form a formidable tandem in the Irish backfield. The duo combined for nearly 2,000 yards on the season and accounted for 92 percent of Notre Dame's total rushing yards. It's a fantastic stat for 2011, but moving into 2012, it's a huge concern.
The Irish essentially didn't have a third-string running back in 2011. George Atkinson III, the de facto third-stringer, received only nine carries all season.
Going into next season, Atkinson is going to have to step up. There have been rumors about Kelly moving Theo Riddick back to running back, but with Michael Floyd headed to the NFL, Riddick's value as a wide receiver outweighs his value as a tailback. Atkinson has shown elusiveness and speed on kick returns, the Irish are counting on those skills to transition to a role in the backfield.
Going just by the numbers, it seems like Notre Dame's pass defense had a great season. The Irish allowed just a hair over 200 passing yards per game, ranking 34th among all FBS teams. However, that number doesn't tell the whole story.
Against top 40 passing offenses (in terms of passing efficiency), Notre Dame was gashed.
Those elite air attacks carved up the Irish secondary to the tune of 265 yards per game, throwing 14 touchdowns against just six interceptions. Not coincidentally, all of Notre Dame's four losses came against top 40 passing teams.
Moving into next season, this is a huge area of concern. The Irish secondary was already thin this season, and with Robert Blanton and Harrison Smith graduating, it doesn't figure to get much deeper. Bob Diaco will have to focus on generating a better pass rush to help out his young defensive backs.
In 12 games, Notre Dame gained a grand total of three yards on punt returns.
Not surprisingly, that mark ranks dead last in the nation. In the final seven games, the Irish effectively gave up; neither John Goodman nor Michael Floyd attempted to return a single punt.
For a team littered with four and five-star athletes, that is unacceptable. Against lesser teams like Navy, Air Force and Boston College, punt returns should be an advantage for Notre Dame. The Irish are plenty capable; they just need to execute.
There is absolutely no reason that Theo Riddick can't be an outstanding punt returner. As a wide receiver, he's shown solid hands, great speed and outstanding elusiveness. Two early fumbles this season imploded Riddick's confidence and shattered Brian Kelly's faith in him. Going into next season, Kelly needs to hand Riddick the keys and back away.
The Irish excelled at producing medium-sized plays in the passing game, but struggled to turn them into big plays.
Notre Dame ranked 27th in the nation in passing plays of 10 yards or more, registering 132 such plays on the season. Yet the Irish rank 48th and 89th, respectively, in generating passing plays of 20-plus and 30-plus yards.
While play-calling would seem to be an easy fix, this issue has a lot more to do with personnel than scheme.
Tommy Rees doesn't have the arm strength to push the ball deep down the field. This weakness kills the deep passing game in two ways. It prevents Rees from completing long passes through the air, but also allows the opposing safeties to play closer to the line of scrimmage, which can keep short passes from turning into big plays.
The solution for 2012 is Andrew Hendrix.
In the second half against Stanford, Hendrix completed 11 passes. Five of those completions went for more than 20 yards, with one covering 45 yards.
I understand that one half of football isn't enough data to justify a sweeping conclusion, but if Notre Dame had delivered big plays at just half that rate all season, the Irish would have completed 64 passes of 20 yards or more. That would have ranked Notre Dame third in FBS.
Notre Dame's defense is at its best when it's on the attack. Unfortunately, the Irish defenders spent far too much time back on their heels this season.
Notre Dame ranked 78th in the nation in tackles for loss, with just 63 on the season. Like most of the issues on this list, the Irish's inability to make plays in the backfield tended to show up more in losses.
In wins, Notre Dame averaged 5.6 TFL per game. In losses, that rate dropped to just 4.5 per game.
Going into 2012, this issue will be exacerbated by personnel losses on defense. If Manti Te'o departs for the NFL, the Irish will lose the three defenders that generated the most negative plays in 2011.
The only returning player to deliver more than five tackles for loss is Aaron Lynch. Notre Dame will rely heavily on Lynch, as well as fellow youngsters Stephon Tuitt and Ishaq Williams, to set up camp in opposing backfields.
As much as I bemoaned his presence earlier in the season, Ben Turk actually had a really nice year for Notre Dame. For the season, Turk averaged just over 40 yards per punt, ranking 60th among all FBS punters. Yet, that doesn't tell the whole story. In the final six games, Turk showed great improvement, boosting his average up to 42 yards per kick.
Unfortunately, there aren't many positive things to be said about Turk's compatriots on the punt coverage team.
The Irish ranked 97th in the nation in opponent's punt return average, allowing 11 yards per punt return. Notre Dame was consistently bad in this area, but in losses, its average ballooned to nearly 17 yards per punt return.
Against South Florida, Michigan and USC, Notre Dame allowed a punt return of more than 20 yards. Those played flipped the field position in those games, with Irish opponents scoring a total of 17 points as a result of those returns.
Going into next year, Notre Dame's coverage team has to rededicate itself to discipline. Much like the first point on this list, this problem can be solved in part by coaching; it ultimately just comes down to effort and execution from the players.


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"Thirty years ago, my colleagues, younger and more dreamy eyed, settled the words of our pledge. We did not focus our minds on our navels or we would have missed the rainbow in the sky. We pursued that rainbow and that was how we came to build today's Singapore."
"For the young, let me tell you the sky has turned brighter. There's a glorious rainbow that beckons those with the spirit of adventure. And there are rich findings at the end of the rainbow. To the young and to the not-so-old, I say, look at that horizon, follow that rainbow, go ride it."
"This country belongs to all of us. We made this country from nothing, from mud-flats… Over 100 years ago, this was a mud-flat. Today, this is a modern city. Ten years from now, this will be a metropolis. Never fear!"
"You begin your journey not knowing where it will take you. You have plans, you have dreams, but every now and again you have to take uncharted roads, face impassable mountains, cross treacherous rivers, be blocked by landslides and earthquakes. That's the way my life has been."
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By tehconi | January 8, 2015
It doesn't interest me what you do for a living. I want to know what you ache for – and if you dare to dream of meeting your heart's longing. It doesn't interest me how old you are. I want to know if you will risk looking like a fool – for love – for your dreams – for the adventure of being alive.
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Ji-Hae Park: The violin, and my dark night of the soul
By tehconi | December 1, 2014
In the dark night of the soul, do not give up. Find something which restores you and makes you feel alive.
"Play your life with all you have and share it with the world."
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#LifeReframed | JOSEPHUS TAN: On Generosity | SGIFF 2014
By tehconi | November 21, 2014
Josephus Tan shares how the film Patch Adams, starring the late Robin Williams, turned his life around, inspired his belief that skills and knowledge should be shared, and fuelled his mission in conducting pro bono criminal defence work.
Watch the video at http://sgiff.com/lifereframed/josephustan/
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Robin Williams
By tehconi | August 12, 2014
R.I.P. Robin Williams. He is my favorite actor. "Patch Adams" was one of the first few movies I watched which made me fall in love with cinema.
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Susan Sontag
By tehconi | August 11, 2014
Went to see Annie Leibovitz's photography exhibition at the museum over the weekend. Not only did I learn about the highly acclaimed photographer, I got to know a literary legend Susan Sontag.
Often I get to know people through associations and referrals. I read a book which talks about someone, and I check it out. I have made significant discoveries this way, of people towards whom I feel an affinity. Even though they are mostly far away, they teach me so much and shed light on questions in my mind. Indeed, they are kindred souls to me.
"A writer is first of all a reader. It is from reading that I derive the standards by which I measure my own work and according to which I fall lamentably short. It is from reading, even before writing, that I became part of the community – the community of literature – which includes more dead than living writers." ~ Susan Sontag
I read this on the back cover of a book on Susan Sontag. It brought a smile to my face =)
Her son described her with "avidity". She wanted to know everything and experience everything. She had many interests. Her curiosity and passion for life did not diminish with the years.
I am very happy to meet Susan Sontag. I always thought there is something "wrong" with me, why do I have so many interests. I even suspect that I have ADHD. Now I know I am not alone… Susan Sontag was so much more, only she called it "Attention Surplus Deficiency" as she had no problem at all paying attention to the world around her =)
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Magellan's Travels
By tehconi | August 9, 2014
When I was younger and a student, I wrote a story drawing inspiration from Magellan's Travels for English Literature class. My teacher, a hot woman in her 20s, gave me a good grade and told me that she was impressed.
Looking back, I think the explorer streak is always in me even since young. It is my innate nature. That's why, I think there is a reason why I took certain paths and made certain decisions in my life although on the surface of it they seemed chaotic and reckless. If I had made another decision or taken another path, that would not be the authentic me.
Like the great traveller Magellan, I have travelled quite a bit. Not so much physically but more mentally. Magellan explored the physical world. I explored my mental world. With every venture, the boundaries are pushed further a bit more.
I am always excited to find out what more I will discover – about myself, about people and the world. Setting sail gives us the opportunity to discover. Upon discovery, what do you do with it? Do you sail around the world chasing infinite unknowns or drop anchor selectively in the lands which are fertile and hold potential for development?
Sinking roots in something which we love gives us deep satisfaction. Setting sail and exploring the unknown enriches the human experience and gives us new ideas.
"Several times in my life, I have done utterly reckless things with so little motive, that I have found it difficult to explain them to myself afterwards." ~ Arthur Conan Doyle
I feel the same way and am glad to meet a kindred soul in Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Despite the agony and internal conflicts, he turned out well for the contribution made to literature and imagination. It gives me hope that all will be good in due course. It gets better =)
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This si an amazing tour if you want to know about the native people of New Zealand. We had two guides...one of which was a Maori. He told us of his family origins and the origins of all of the Maori lands. Seeing the origins of the Maori, one can understand the similarities and differences of the original people of New Zealand, French Polynesia and Hawaii. The movements of the hands and the bodies in the dance are similar butdifferent depending on the lsland. Truly a worthwhile tour.
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ARLINGTON, Texas — Trey Burke never doubted he could lead Michigan to its deepest NCAA tournament run since the Fab Five era.
Not after a scoreless first half. Not when the Wolverines trailed top-seeded Kansas by 14 with less than 7 minutes left — or by 5 with 21 seconds left.
And definitely not when he got the ball in his hands and the seconds draining away.
Burke scored all 23 of his points in the second half and overtime, including a long, tying 3-pointer in the final moments of regulation as Michigan rallied to beat Kansas 87-85 in the South Regional semifinals Friday night.
"We never lost faith out there," Burke said. "We stuck it out together."
Ben McLemore had 20 points to lead the Jayhawks (31-6), who looked to be on their way to a third straight regional final before Michigan's improbable rally. Instead, they became the third No. 1 seed to fall in this tournament, joining Gonzaga and Indiana.
"Well, this will certainly go down as one of the toughest games that obviously we've been a part of and I've been a part of," Kansas coach Bill Self said. "But props to Michigan for making all the plays late."
That's for sure.
The fourth-seeded Wolverines (29-7) were down five when Tim Hardaway Jr. missed a 3-pointer with 35 seconds left, but Glenn Robinson III won a scramble for the ball and hit a reverse layup to force Kansas to win the game at the free throw line.
The Jayhawks couldn't do it. Burke's tying shot — he pulled up from well beyond the arc just left of the key — came with 4.2 seconds left after Elijah Johnson missed a free throw and Michigan got the rebound.
Moments earlier, with 21 seconds remaining, Johnson had hit two from the line to keep the Kansas lead at five. Burke had scored on a layup to get Michigan back to within three.
"We never had the mindset that we were going to lose the game," Burke said. "When we were down 14, we knew anything could still happen. It's March, anything can happen."
Michigan went to back-to-back championship games a generation ago with the Fab Five led by Chris Webber, Juwan Howard and Jalen Rose. But the folks in Ann Arbor will be talking for years about the shot by Burke under the huge video board Cowboys Stadium, just down the road from where Howard and Rose played their last game together with Ray Jackson and Jimmy King in a regional final loss to Arkansas in 1994.
The Wolverines will play Florida in the the regional final Sunday.
"Just to be able to get this program back to the Elite Eight, it feels good," Burke said. "But we want to go further."
The lead changed hands five times in overtime — the first OT game of the tournament — the last when Mitch McGary, who led Michigan with 25 points and 14 rebounds, hit a short jumper with Johnson in his face to put Michigan ahead 83-82.
The Jayhawks got a stop and had about 9 seconds to tie or win, but a jumbled possession ended with Naadir Tharpe missing a running jumper at the buzzer.
"We played like we were trying to hold onto something instead of just continuing to play," Johnson said.
Burke had eight points in the closing 14-4 run that tied the game, then gave Michigan its first lead since early with another long 3-pointer to make it 79-78 early in overtime. He hit a jumper on the next possession as well. After failing to score in the first 20 minutes, Burke ended his drought by scoring eight straight points early in the second half to momentarily cut the deficit to two.
"In the second half, coach told me to be more aggressive so I looked for my shot more," he said.
But Kansas restored a 10-point lead built on controlling the paint, this time with a 3-pointer and a tomahawk dunk on a breakaway by McLemore and a three-point play from Johnson.
Johnson, who picked up three fouls in just three minutes of playing time in the first half, gave Kansas its biggest lead at 68-54 with a 3-pointer from the corner with just under 7 minutes left.
Travis Releford had 16 points for the Jayhawks, while Jeff Withey had 12 points and eight rebounds.
McLemore didn't score again after going to the bench with his fourth foul with 8 minutes remaining.
"We had chance to seal the game, but we made some bonehead plays late," Releford said.
Kansas pushed out to a 10-point lead early by dominating around the basket. McLemore's first basket was the first outside the paint as the Jayhawks scored 34 of their 40 first-half points from inside while shooting 69 percent.
Withey put Kansas ahead 29-19 with a turnaround shot that had McGary shrugging at a teammate and saying, "I'm trying."
McGary wasn't having nearly as much trouble on the offensive end, leading the Wolverines with 11 points and five rebounds in the first half. He picked up where he left off in the third round against Virginia Commonwealth, when he had season highs of 21 points and 14 rebounds.
Michigan pulled within 40-34 at the half when Nik Stauskas hit a 3-pointer and had chance for a four-point play when McLemore bumped him on the shot. But he missed the free throw.
No matter. In the end, Burke was Fab-u-lous and the Wolverines are one win away from the Final Four.
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Tottenham Hotspur striker Jermaine Defoe is the latest male celebrity to think that it's ok to dye his hair bleach blonde. The 29-year-old footballer showed off his new hair colour at White Hart Lane where he scored the winning goal against West Brom which ended in a 1-0 victory for Spurs.
Now, he may have been winning on the pitch but he certainly isn't winning us over with his peroxide hairdo, and personally we think he would have looked better with a hat on.
Other celebritites on the list of illegally blondes who have graced the premiership with their golden locks include:
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