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HOLLYWOOD - Design studio Yu + Co recently created the main title treatment for the film, "The Interpreter." The studio's design team collaborated with director Sydney Pollack on the spare title graphics, which suggest suspense and intrigue, while elegantly evoking the film's central theme of language.
The title graphics appear over the film's opening scene, which introduces Silvia Broome (Nicole Kidman), a United Nations interpreter, and suggests how she becomes caught up in a plot to assassinate an African leader. The Yu + Co design team selected a clean font for the graphics and created a distinctive manner for revealing them.
"We were very careful in our choice of typeface; we wanted something that would complement the film's character as a very refined thriller," explains Yu + Co art director Yolanda Santosa. "Ultimately, we selected a classic font because of its handsome look, readability, and because it associated well with suspense."
The design team applied a subtle visual effect to the title graphic itself. "The characters ghost on, then recede gently into the background," Santosa notes. "The technique suggests discovery, as a police detective solving a crime, as well as the ephemeral nature of language and the elusive quality of the interpreter's art." The placement of the titles was also done with great care. The sequence, which occurs primarily inside the United Nations Building, includes a lot of action and camera movement, and as a result it did not naturally lend itself to the placement of graphics.
The studio also created English subtitles for several scenes in the film involving foreign language dialogue.
Credits for Yu + Co include creative director Garson Yu, executive producer Claire O'Brien, associate producer Ryan Robertson, typographers Synderela Peng and Martin Surya, animator Etsuko Uji, and editor/Inferno artist Zachary Scheuren.
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Harmonic Analysis (Harmonic Matching) (Symbolic) in Mathematica
How can one do symbolic harmonic analysis (aka "harmonic matching") in
That is, I'd like to insert sinusoidal functions f[t] and g[t] written as
f[t] = f1 Exp[+j w t] + f1Star Exp[-j w t]
g[t] = g1 Exp[+j w t] + g1Star Exp[-j w t]
into a polynomial in f[t] and g[t], e.g.
expr = a00 + a10 f[t] + a01 g[t] + a11 f[t] g[t]
+ a20 [f[t]^2 + a21 f[t]^2 g[t] + and so on
and then pull out the individual harmonic components, i.e. the
Exp[+j w t], Exp[-j w t], Exp[+2 j w t], Exp[-j w t], etc., components.
(This may not be what some people call harmonic analysis, but it's a
common approach in engineering analysis of nonlinear systems.)
A simple way to do this?
(Note: the coefficients may themselves be expressions that contain
factors like Exp[constant] -- though not t explicitly.]
Thanks, AES

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Ford has been offering a low CO2 ECOnetic version of the European Focus for over a year now, but a newly-refreshed version is being unveiled in Frankfurt this week. The main upgrade from the existing car is the addition of a new auto-start-stop system that helps drive down fuel consumption and carbon dioxide emissions from the already low 104 g/km to just 99 g/km. The consumption rate for diesel fuel is 61.8 mpg (U.S.) on the EU combined driving cycle. The Focus is the first Ford-badged car to get the start stop system which, like other auto start stop systems, can be disabled. The car's 109 hp 1.6-liter DuraTorq diesel is retained as is the diesel particulate filter.
The new Focus also keeps the ECOnetic aerodynamic tweaks including the smoother wheels, the low rolling resistance tires and the upshift indicator light. The existing model without the start stop system remains available as well.


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December 15, 2012
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Congratulations to our "Battle of the Bluebonnets" winners for 2012 from Roy Cisneros. Cisneros's team, the Bluebonnet Blizzard, defeated the Stafford Cheese Cats in the final. The Cheese Cats won the runoff elimination for second place with Gardendale's Readers Live! to advance to the final.
The "Battle of the Bluebonnets" is a competition that was piloted in 2006 by the late Caroline Kibodeaux, our much missed librarian from Perales ES. Teams of four students in the 3rd – 5th grade represent each elementary school and answer questions that cover books selected from the nominees for the current Texas Bluebonnet Award List. The competition promotes our students to read highly regarded, challenging books and to grow as readers and competitors. Nineteen teams competed this year and a crowd of about 300 students and family members met at 8:00 in the H.B. Gonzalez cafeteria.
Thanks to Ms. Rosemary Barrera and all the staff at H.B. Gonzalez for being such great hosts and to all those who made this year's tournament possible; the Edgewood elementary Librarians, our reader Rich Dupree from Follett Books, all the principals and EISD employees who came to cheer on their teams, all the volunteers that helped serve breakfast and act as score keepers, and all the students and families who gave up their Saturday morning to join in our celebration of reading.
And a Special thanks to Dr. Miller, Superintendent Dr. Cervantes, Board President Joseph Guerra and Vice President Teresa Moreno and our Board of Trustees. Their support of our Library program, the Battle of the Bluebonnets and our students has been constant over the years and is the foundation of our success.
The Edgewood "Battle of the Bluebonnets"
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Anand Bhavan
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March 31,2015
South Indian Special...
Anand Bhavan serves excellent home-style upma, variety set of number of dosas, Mysore onion rava dosa is tasty, sambhar bhath is well made with all mixures, bisi bele bhath is also good, pesarattu and coffee were also ordered. Ask for the molaga podi to add a kick to your meal.Its ambience is ordinary, you will see more local crowd. prices are c very low.and less hygienic.
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March 17,2015
Best Bisi bele bhath!!!!
The bisi bele bhat at Anand Bhavan is undoubtedly the best I have ever tasted. In fact I love it so much that my day feels incomplete if I don't get my daily quota of this deliciously good khichdi. It's a perfect mix of lentils, rice, vegetables, cashew nuts and their closely guarded mix of spices. I am basically a rice lover so I gorge on rice preparations including lemon rice and Puliyodharai rice which Anand bhavan serves on specific days of the week.
One must also try their daily special freshly made HALWAS. Anand bhavan dishes out a different halwa every day of the week. My favourites are Mohan halwa (Mondays) and Beetroot halwas (Fridays) also the Badaam halwa is fantastic.
Food: Very good.
Ambiance: Simple old world.
Price: Value for money.
Service: Efficient and quick.
A place one can and surely will love to eat at everyday!
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June 12,2014
Matunga's jewel.
One of my favorite and most frequented veg.places. Being a hardcore non-veg, l find eating out veg joints a waste of money....however with Anand bhavan it's different, quite literally. Whether it's the food, service, staff or the sheer energy of this eatery, never fails me never disappoints me!!!
Like pretty much everything on the menu.
To begin with, IDLIS are always fresh steaming hot. So also MEDUvadas crispy n yummmy drenched in authentic sambhar. The SUKHA CHATNI although charged extra is totally paisa vasool n like none other!!!
Neer dosa n Mysore masala are a must hav's if ur here.
DO NOT MISS their after meal deserts if u have a sweet tooth. Pineapple sheera n banana sheera dripping in ghee are yummmyyylicous, n so is the Mohan halwa ( Mondays only). They actually serve varied halwas daily. I always end my meals here with the authentic strong filter KAAPI.... Again the best in the vicinity.
On your way out, try their home made snacks, yellow banana chips are the best, so are KARELA chips( not a big karela fan myself but the chips are highly addictive munchies) .
Tasty food
Quick service
Hygienic place
Reasonably priced, that makes it PAISA VASOOL!!!!
Try it n bet u will keep goin back again n again :-D
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June 03,2014
Started visiting this restaurant as a teenager while studying BMM in Khalsa.Tried most places in matunga including Classic, Idli house, Garnish, Madras cafe etc. But none as good as Anand Bhavan.
My favorites include Rasam idlis, pineapple sheera, Ulundu dosa n mysore rava!!! Not to forget their COFFEE, the bestest.
Adore gentleman with long moustache always dressed in whites(on the counter) ,would always greet us lovingly n treat us to free pans after meals ;-) ....
There's something about this place, keeps calling u back!!
Dunno if it's just the food or the reminiscence ( good times wit friends). Definitely my favorite ADDA.
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June 01,2014
Awesome spread.
Expect the unexpected at this old world charm udipi joint!!!
To begin with their idlis are toooo good, try it with chatni or sambhar or coimbottur butter n gunpowder chatni or spicy tangy rasam....all tastes gd. Medu vadas are crispy golden brown fried to perfection ( made at intervals so catch it hott).
They also serve various types off dosas and uttappams.
My favorite is however TUPPA Dosa ( do ask for extra white butter n pudi) also tastes good with a unique sweet chatni made from coconut n jaggery.
I also recommend SEVAI (only available mornings) again served in different ways depending on day of the week ( lemon sevai / dal sevai/ coconut sevai etc. ) My meals incomplete without sweet dish n I love the KASHI halwa ( made from pumpkin). I was really surprised to see MISAL pav and BATATA vada on their menu n I was pleasantly surprised as it was nice n spicy with right mix of ginger garlic ( like typical marathi joints serve. Mango lassi is also worth a try.
END RESULT : u walk out few kilos heavier after all the indulgence. Oh!!! Do have a strong coffee if u lethargic, surely will charge u up :-)
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May 30,2014
HIGH on TASTE, EASY on POCKET
My first visit to ANAND BHAVAN, n i must admit truely impressed. Iv been a regular at Cafe madras n quite a loyalist for smtime now, BUT idlis at Anand bhavan are way way better, infact thE BEST!!!!! Went wit 2 other friends n we ate loads literally...... 4 plates idli 1 mysore onion rawa (superr crispy done to perfection) 2 Ghee Set dosas 1 banana sheera n 3 coffees. N guess what!!!???? Bill came to only 465!!! Delightful experience.... Quite riddled that street vendors also charge more than good restaurants in matunga. BOTTOMLINE :
High on taste
Super fast service
Hygienic place
A definite THUMBS UP!!! must try.
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May 29,2014
VFM south-indian place!!!
I have been eating here since mid 70's, and have never got bored of their idli sambhar. Idlis are sumptuous pipping hot and just melt in your mouth( especially rasam idli combo) . I swear by the chatni served here, none of the other places in matunga can match the SUKHA CHATNI served here. Also their MYSORE dosa variety is distinctly good. Only downside is since the place is small, you might have to share tables. However place is strongly recommended as its VFM, tasty n authentic, nothing fancy n super quick service.
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May 28,2014
The Best KAAPI ever!
My search for the. Authentic Indian filter KAPPI ended here. Another must try is their speciality ONION PESERETTE dosa made of moong dal. In Mumbai's feast awaits for the south Indian food lover.
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Hiral Malde
May 26,2014
best south indian food
Have been eating here since i was a kid, taste is still the same.. pineapple sheera is to die for.. best south indian joint in the vicinity
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May 24,2014
home away from home!!!
I think enuff has been said abt this small quaint udipi food eatery, located bang on the kings circle matunga. Hence all m gonna say... U have to visit the place, to find out what goodies yummmyyylicous authentic south indian food u v hv missed out on... My search for typical southy SAMBHAR ends here( jst like my grandma made, at times even better) ...Lol sorry amma ;-) N the SUKKA CHATNI as well as Malgapdi (lipsmackin goooddd)....charged extra but trust me guys worth every penny. Do not leave without having the filter coffee #strong caffeine dose# love it.WISH they dint charge extra for chatni n were open on tuesdays too 0:)
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May 23,2014
Anand Bhavan Rocks!!
I have to say that this is one of the few and best places to have a wide range of tasty delicacies. I absolutely love Rasam idli, Pineapple sheera, tuppa dosa, puliodrai bhath, filter coffee..Mysorepak & Kerala banana halva are my fav sweets served here. Also, try their in-house and freshly made packed snacks. This place is amazing and in real sense DIFFERENT..Authentic GSB style food being served since many years and the variety is there for everybody to see....Highly recommended!!
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May 23,2014
lil south canara in mumbai!!!
Being a kannadiga...far away from home, ANAND BHAVAN has been my saviour n source of daily bread. Everything from idlis, medu vades, mysore bondos, n dosas are super hit wit my colleagues. Addicted to their bisibele rice N dahivadas ( only place that serves typically southindian salted dahivadas). My visit is incomplete witout the ghee laden badaam halva n pineapple pudding. Also the ginger lemon is absolutely refreshing. Only complaint!!! Please get airconditioners guys.... Place gets stuffy n hott in mumbai summer. Be patient to wait, especially weekends is chaotic because entire mumbai comes here. good food at good prices... eat all u can for 100 bucks.
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May 23,2014
Authentic simple south indian joint.
No frills place,courteous staff n most importantly healthy homely n hygienic food!!!! The best coffee in whole wide world. Their filter kaapi will give starbucks, costa coffees n all other fancy exhorbitantly priced cafes a run for their money. What it lacks in quantity more than compensates in quality n taste!!! Big fan of their Rasam,spicy n tangy....N sambhar masala rice...N madras pakodas.... Good goin guys!!! All the best.
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May 20,2014
the best coffee ever.
simply the best filter coffee!!! Every thing about it ..from the aroma ,the consistency,the strength and sweetness just perfect. They serve a wide variety of dosas including their speciality Mysore masala , set dosa and Neer dosa (must try). Also a variety of halwas ranging from gajar, kashi, mohan and my personal favourite BEETROOT halwa( never even heard of this one before)....was surprisingly amazing and even my four yr-old totally loves it. The yellow banana chips (#coconut oil#groundnut oil ) and the bittergourd chips ( very spicy) are to die for!!! ALSO MST TRY ,their very own take on malpoas ( very crunchy crispy and dry )...usually sold out by evenings.
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April 11,2014
Only place that serves authentic GSB food!!!
Have been frequenting AB for the last 7 years and the only reason is because this is the only place in the whole of Mumbai that serves true GSB (Gaud Saraswat Brahmin) veg fare and also tastes very close (sometimes even better) than what you get in restaurants of South Kanara/Udupi/North Kanara districts of Karnataka. To begin with their sambar is something you can have everyday and you will not get bored. Idli, vada, dosas, bisibelebath are all great and I will not waste further time on these items. Their specialties are something that must be tried and worth mentioning in detail. Here are some of my favourites:
1) Biscuit Rotti: A true GSB snack, which I have not found in any other restaurant in Mumbai. This is available only on Sundays (Gets over pretty fast so dont be late). This is a like a kachori and tastes very good. Goes well with sukka chatni and in between coffee sips.
2) Buns (Bun Puri): A couple of other restaurants do sell it but nowhere close to the ones at AB. You can have it plain or with sambar/coffee/dal (whenever available).
3) Dal Sevai: Rice noodles dipped in dal. Not regular on the menu but worth trying whenever it is available.
4) Rava Adai: Another classic which should not be missed whenever available. Goes well with mulgapudi.
5) Poha: Not the poha that people are used to in Mumbai but dry puffed rice mixed with grated coconut and special masala that they source. Goes well with dahi, upma or channa.
Other must try items are mysore pak and banana chips. Last but not the least dont miss their filter coffee which is definitely amongst the best.
The ambiance, feel and service are like any typical south Indian restaurant and all the items are very reasonable. A good meal for 2 should not cost more than 250 bucks.
Finally there is no hard sell-marketing like the other restaurants in Matunga (owner eats in this restaurant or our top ten items or awards received etc).
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Disha Ent
April 06,2014
The good food joint!
The title says it all.
We've been to joints in that area, but trust me, this is much better than the others around.
Try the 'sambhar-rice' and with idli or vada or dosa or any of the South Indian snack ask for their 'sukka chutni' charged extra, but worth it. Asked for the chutni at other joints around, but couldn't find any to match the one available here!
To end your meal/snack do not forget to have a FILTER COFFEE!
The taste lingers even after you are out on your way...
The hotel has the old feel that is really nice and wish they do not renovate and do not change their style for some more time to come.
Keep it up guys & keep serving good food!
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February 05,2014
perfecto start to the day
Anand hi anand!!my first visit to AB since may '12...as i now live at lokhandawala and commuting in bombay is such a pain. The amazing consistency n authentic food this joint dishes out more than compensated for the travel and waiting on monday morning!! Filter coffee here is simply the best. Even their idlis are one of the finest i've had.Mysore onion ravamasala and uttappa Dosa and bisibele bhath are my favorites!! Always thought the food was excellent, service was not bad either...place with exceedingly well with a little make over!! And to my surprise the younger lot has made cosmetic changes. Sorely and surely miss this place and matunga!!
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January 27,2014
Awesome place to have south indian early morning breakfast
Strategically located on king's circle, this place is a must for breakfast, especially for early morning people. Although I have tried a variety of cuisine on their menu which by far are great, I do strongly recommend the pineapple sheera and the karela chips. The place is renowned for its top quality items and has consistently maintained it over the years. Totally love it and strongly recommended.
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January 23,2014
Taste + Variety + Value for Money !!!
Been frequenting Anand Bhavan for a year and a half now and totally hooked onto this place. Their filter coffee needs a special mention, it is something to kill for. The variations of dosas, be it Tuppa dosa, Ulundu dosa, Set dosa, Neer dosa...the sheer variety is a delight for a south indian food lover. Rasam Idli/vada, Pineapple sheera (perfect sweetness), Buns (a big hit at my work place), bisibele bhath, puliodrai bhath are all my favourites. Its a must try !! I have been wanting to try Biscuit Roti which they serve only on Sundays, hopefully sometime soon.
It is not a typically fancy restaurant but the simplicity, variety, taste and value for money they offer put it high up on a foodie's list. Try the place once and you shall definitely keep coming back for more :)
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October 10,2013
Decent place
Their food is nothing extra ordinary...but their Coffee is to do die for......overall decent food and decent service.....they have a nice collection of snacks which you can buy. I bought Karela savory and it was one of the best snacks I have had.....go here for a typical Udipi Experience rather than the posh restaurants in this category.
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August 06,2013
idlis, dosas good
i like this place for their idlis especially if need to take a parcel and if you are likely to have it after a while. even their dosas and lemon crush are nice. also this place tends to be lesser crowded on weekends and hence it is easier to get a place . even their coffee is good costs lesser than others. so all in all a pretty functional udipi place with the usual stuff which is pretty decent.
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June 30,2013
Most horrible service. I really had stomach infection after having some snacks here. I peeped in to their kitchen and almost fainted. Quantity is pathetic and horrible management. BMC shall take note and take action
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January 21,2013
My tummy is gone
I had food in this restaurant for some days though not continuosly. My stomach is really gone as they maintain poor hygeine in the kitchen. Unbelivably bad. Once i saw their kitchen and stopped eating ever since. For heaven sake aviod this restaurant.
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February 15,2012
Love their idlis
I simply love their simplicity ,i have tried everything in their menu ,evrything is very tasty bt my favourite is rava masala dosa & its toatlly value for money ,i also love their coffee too.
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February 18,2011
Total VFM
Food: Tried the Misal, Sada dosa, Rawa Mysore and Uttapam. My fav of the lot was the Uttapam. Loved the lassi as well. They had beetroot halwa which sounded interesting but all of us were too full to eat any.
Damages: 7 of us went and we must have ordered atleast 9 - 10 dishes plus 2 bottles of water and 7 drinks. We paid around Rs 450. Cheapest and most filling meal ever.
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September 09,2010
The best udipi fanfare in mumbai
Such is the popularity of this place that it is considered unforgivable if u come to matunga n skip ANAND BHAVAN.Been around for about 50+years,this humble joint still serves the best Bisibele bhath in the whole of mumbai..Rasam-idlis,mysoremasala,pineapple sheera n filter coffee r absolute must-hav's.
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July 21,2010
all you can eat
Been here some time ago with my aunt and uncle.... extremely high quality south indian meals... for about 120 bucks you get an unlimited thali with a variety of dal rasam and subjis with unlimited sweets... a wonderful experience must try atleast once.. its pure vegetarian which me as a hardcore non veggie is willing to overlook
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Mexican regulator Comision Federal de Telecomunicaciones (Cofetel) has reduced the interconnection rate charged by Telmex to rival operators to MXN 3.951 from MXN 11.55. Cofetel has also changed the legal nature of long distance service that Telmex provides to other competitors in rural areas with no investment from other fixed telephony competitors.
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2013 Second-Team Indoor All-American
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2015: Indoor Finished fifth in the shot with a top mark of 64-5.25 at the McCravy Memorial…Erupted for a career-best throw of 65-7 for second place in the shot at the VT Elite Meet…Posted his second consecutive 65-foot performance in the shot to take fourth at the Tyson Invitational…Was 11th in the shot put (54-9.25) at the SEC Championships…Took 15th at the NCAA Championships after his top effort traveled 59-3.50.
2014: Outdoor - Won the season-opening Baldy Castillo Invitational after reaching 60 feet, 7 ¼ inches in the shot put...Led his teammates with a top collegiate finish (second overall, finishing behind Reese Hoffa) with a mark of 61-11.50 at the Spec Towns Invite...Finished sixth at the Mt. SAC Relays after his sixth throw measured 62-11.50 in the shot...Was the top collegiate finisher (second overall) after launching the shot 63-8.75 at the Georgia Invite...Also was second overall and first in the collegiate ranks in the discus (168-2) at the Bulldogs' last home meet...Exploded for a personal-best toss of 64-7.25 to take third in the shot at the SEC Championships and also had a top 2014 mark of 168-11 to take 13th in the discus...Notched his second personal best in as many meets with the second-longest throw in school history (66-10.75) to take second in the shot at the NCAA East Prelims (also had a throw of 65-0.75 in his series)...Had his second consecutive 66-foot showing to take third in the shot put for a First Team All-America certificate at the NCAA Championships with a top effort of 66-1.75.
2014: Indoor - Finished second in the shot put with a throw of 61 feet, 10 ½ inches at the Cherry & Silver Invite...Won with a mark of 62-11.50 at the VT Elite Meet...Was ninth at the SEC Championships after reaching 58-1.75...Muscled a personal-best throw of 63-2.25 to finish ninth in the shot at the NCAA Championships.
2013: Outdoor - Was named a Second Team All-American after finishing 11th in the shot put with a top throw of 60 feet, 8 inches at the NCAA Championships...Had the nation's longest throw from the NCAA Prelims after winning the East meet with a career-best effort of 63-9...Finished third in the shot put with a top effort of 61-9.75 at the SEC Championships...Won the Drake Relays after launching his sixth and final throw 62-0.50...Won the War Eagle Invite with a shot put toss of 61-5....Earned runner-up honors in the shot put at the Spec Towns Invite with a season-best throw of 62-5.25...Was second out of the collegiate competitors (fourth overall) at the Florida Relays after having a mark of 61-6.25...Also was sixth in the discus at the Florida meet with a season-best mark of 164-3...Posted a 4.0 cumulative GPA during the 2012-13 academic year.
2013 - Indoor: Won his first meet with the Bulldogs after reaching 61 feet, 4 ¼ inches at the Auburn Invite...Picked up a personal-best mark of 62-6.75 for second place in the shot put at the Razorback Invite...Finished in second at the Akron Invite with a top effort of 60-4...Hit a personal-best mark of 62-10 to win the shot at the VT Elite Meet...Reached 62-5.75 for third place in the shot put at the SEC Championships...Competed at his first NCAA Championships as a Bulldog and took 10th for a Second Team All-America certificate after reaching 60-7.75.
2012 Two-Time ACC Outdoor Champion (shot put, discus)
Virginia (2012): Indoor - Earned Second Team All-American honors in the shot put...Finished second at the ACC Championships and was named to the All-ACC team...Set a school indoor record with a mark of 62 feet, 1 inch.
Virginia (2012): Outdoor - Won ACC titles in both the shot put and discus and was named the MVP Field Performer...Personal-best mark of 64-0.25, which is a UVA outdoor record, (shot put) and 179-11 (discus).
High School: Five-time national champion (four indoor titles and one USATF Junior Nationals championship)...Eight-time All-American in the shot put...Named 2010 Track & Field News Indoor Athlete of the Year...Holds national freshman, sophomore and junior indoor and outdoor class records in the shot as well as the 14-, 15-, 16-year-old age class records...Captured eight New Jersey Meet of Championships titles in the shot and one in the discus...Only American to be a four-time individual champion at the Penn Relays and a two-time MVP at the meet...Four-time New Jersey Gatorade Athlete of the Year...Eastern Track's Male Athlete of the Year...Finished fourth at the 2010 IAAF World Junior (U-19) Championships at only 17...High school personal best of 75-10.25, which is a New Jersey state outdoor record, (shot) and 186-4 (discus)...Also owns New Jersey state indoor record in the shot (71-9.50)...Recorded a national record 96 throws over 70 feet and is the No. 3 U.S. thrower outdoors in U.S. high school history...Six-time Star-Ledger Athlete of the Year for New Jersey and three-time Dailey Record Athlete of the Year for Morris County...NJEA/News 12 Scholar Athlete of the Year...Morris County Male Scholar Athlete of the Year...Member of the National Honor Society.
Personal: Born April 16, 1993...Son of Michelle and Victor Vena...Majoring in Health and Physical Education.
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Entries Now Accepted for the 3rd Kao International Environment Painting Contest for Children
Kao Corporation (President and CEO: Motoki Ozaki) accepts entries for the 3rd Kao International Environment Painting Contest for Children, beginning April 12, 2012.
In 2009, Kao announced its "Kao Environmental Statement," and positioned ecology at the core of management under the theme of "eco together." Through "eco together" in action, Kao aims to build a strong collaboration with consumers and business partners for promoting wide-ranging initiatives for environmental conservation, while proposing ecological methods through the whole product life-cycle - from the procurement of raw materials to manufacturing, distribution, use, and final disposal.
Taking this to heart, since 2010 the Kao Group has been holding the Kao International Environment Painting Contest for Children. Our intention is to encourage children - on whose shoulders the responsibility for caring for the Earth will fall - to think seriously about protecting the environment by depicting things that can be done in everyday life. At the same time, we hope that their involvement will encourage their friends, and even adults, to also take action.
Prize-winning works will be on display at the Eco-Products 2012 exhibition held in Tokyo in December. In addition, winners of the 'eco together' - Planet Earth Grand Prix and the 'eco together' - Kao Prize will also be invited, from wherever they live, to attend the award ceremony at the venue. The contest is being widely publicized all over the world, both via the Kao website and through other media.
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Theme: 'eco together'
To protect our precious world, it is important not to waste water and electricity. It is also better to be careful about how we use things, and to reuse and recycle. Some people also actively plant trees, protect nature, and try get along well with animals, birds, fish, and other living things. These are just a few of the things that entrants might want to include in a picture showing how to live while looking after the Earth.
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Paintings must be received by midnight September 14, 2012 JST
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By late November 2012, winners and their schools will be notified. The results will also be posted on the Kao website.
On Saturday December 15, 2012, at Tokyo Big Sight, the prizes will be awarded in a ceremony at the Eco-Products 2012 trade show.
* From anywhere in the world, accompanied by a guardian, winners of the 'eco together' - Planet Earth Grand Prix and the 'eco together' - Kao Prize, will be invited to attend the award ceremony held at the venue of Eco-Products 2012 on Saturday December 15, 2012.
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Chair Fumikazu Masuda: Tokyo Zokei University Professor
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From Larry Jordan's FinalCut Pro newsletter:
HDV Strengths
For a relatively small amount of money, you can shoot an HD picture. You also have a variety of frame rates to select from, including 23.98, 25, and 29.97. Some cameras offer additional rates beyond these three. And, the default aspect ratio for HDV is 16:9.
In brief, HDV?s strength is its low-cost, HD images.
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For these reasons, I am no longer the fan of HDV that I used to be. What I?ve discovered is that we need to separate how we CAPTURE the image from how we EDIT the image.
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Temp Gauge Acting Funny
Alright guys I posted end of last month about some stuff going on with my wifes focus...cluster was going nuts and lack of power...well fixed all that turns out it was my alternator had a short in it...replaced it and poof all fixed now...when i turn the car on after some time...cold start...starts right up temp gauge shows nothing...10 sec...fan kicks on [scratch] ...put in gear and temp gauge goes up showing half way but definatley didnt run long enough for it to show that as soon as i put the car in park gauge goes back down to nothing and once again 10 secs...and fan...?? PLEASE HELP!!!
Right after i bought my SVT i had my temp gauge start doing some weird stuff too. Not the same but would jump around and go cold cruising down the interstate. I swapped the temp sensor and havent had any problems since. Might be worth a try because they arent too expensive.
yeah i replaced that already...i was starting to think maybe the thermostat could be fautly...any imput on that?
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Warner Bros. has set up the biopic "Love and Glory" about famous British Naval officer Lord Horatio Nelson. Peter Woodward on board to pen the script. Nelson not only made a name for himself while fighting Napoleon's forces on the the Mediterranean stage, but also for engaging in a scandalous love affair with Lady Emma Hamilton…. Read more
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One Piece fans, as well as those new to the anime adventures of Luffy and co., take note! Crunchyroll will begin to stream the long-running series' back episodes starting this weekend!
Crunchyroll plans on adding an average of 20-30 episodes of One Piece each week, starting THIS SATURDAY at 6:00pm Pacific Time, the same as when new episodes air! Fans and those new to Eiichiro Oda's sweeping pirate anime saga can now start dancing in the street!
In other news,2 new motion manga titles have also arrived at Crunchyroll! Both Hadigirl and Soredemo Machi wa Mawatteiru (And Yet the Town Moves) are available to Premium members RIGHT NOW, with free users able to watch starting on March 27, at 4pm Pacific Time.
Clumsy Hotori Arashiyama is a girl with a love for mysteries and a knack for getting into trouble. Hotori works as a waitress in an unsuccessful coffee shop when the manager comes up with a plan to increase its fortunes by changing into a maid cafe. Unfortunately, no one knows how to make a successful maid cafe other than dressing everyone in a maid outfit...
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"Suddenly, a Fairy of love named 'LOVERIN No.100′ and an egg of Love-God appeared in front of SAE who is longing for love in secret. The egg sets SAE odd tasks one after another, such as "hug a classmate boy", "kiss a boy indirectly","let a boy pillowed his head on your lap" and so on. Actually, food for the egg is SAE's pounding emotion. If the egg hatches, a nice love is promised to her. But if it fails, she is no longer connected with any boy forever…
The Hadigirl motion manga serves up some impressive voice talent, including Aya Hirano as Sae Kagura, Saki Fujita as LOVERIN No.100, Yui Makino as Rin Honda, Asami Shimoda as Kikka Sonomiya, and more!
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According to Scottsdale police Officer David Pubins, at approximately 8 a.m. a man called 911 and said he had shot his child.
When police officers arrived at the home near Lincoln Drive and Scottsdale Road, they forced entry and found two small children dead from apparent gunshot wounds.
Pubins said the 39-year-old father also shot himself. He was transported to a local hospital with non life-threatening injuries and is expected to survive.
No one else was home at the time of the shootings. The mother came back to the scene and is being helped by a crisis management team.
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IMF sees up to €9.5bn Greek funding gap
The International Monetary Fund estimated on Friday that Greece faced a financing gap of between €5.5 billion and €9.5bn for 2015 and 2016 and said it had assurances from Europe it would deliver the aid in the final years of the bailout. It was the first time the IMF had estimated possible financing needs for Greece's bailout programme beyond 2014.
Tensions between the IMF and Europe flared in November over how to reduce Greece's large debt load, which threatened to delay the next aid tranche to Greece. Questions also arose over whether Europe would continue to support Greece without further reforms, prompting concerns that Athens would exit the eurozone.
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The T3111S RIDER RFID HF/NFC Conformance Test System is the Keysight platform for RF Analog and Digital Protocol testing of NFC, EMV and ISO devices. The Test System is based on the Keysight T1141A RFID HF/NFC Test Set and it is complemented by the Keysight T1142A Automatic positioning Robot for accurate and repeatability RF testing. Selected 3rd party positioning robots can also be supported.
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Lady Lions Finish 12-0 In District Play
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LADY LION DANIELLE MCWILLIAMS sends a three-pointer towards the basket during action Friday night in the THS gymnasium against Riesel. The Lions will draw a bye in the first round of the play-offs and play in the Area round game sometime between February 14-16 at a site to be determined later. (Photo courtesy of Melissa Johnson Photography)
Despite having already clinched the District 23-2A title a week earlier, the state-ranked Teague Lady Lions closed out the district schedule with an unblemished 12-0 record after recording victories on the road at Marlin and at home against Riesel.
The latest state rankings released on January 28 had Teague ranked # 9 in the Texas Association of Girls Coaches and # 15 in the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches.
In the 44-32 win at Marlin on Tuesday, January 29, Teague (24-4, 12-0) held the Lady Bulldogs to a single bucket in the entire first half in taking a 21-2 halftime lead before holding over the final two quarters for the 12-point victory.
The victory over Riesel on Senior Night saw the Lady Lions open up a 30-9 lead at the break before coasting to a 47-25 win over the Lady Indians to complete a clean sweep through their District 23-2A opponents.
The 12-0 mark is the first time that a Lady Lions basketball team has finished district play undefeated and the 24th win of the season also tied for the most wins in a season by a Teague girls? team. In Coach Taylor Sims? second year at the helm of the Lady Lions in 2009-10, they finished 24-9 and a Teague team in the mid-1990?s also notched 24 wins.
With its regular season completed, Teague stands on top of the loop standings at 12-0 followed by Buffalo (9-2) and Marlin and Mildred which are tied for third place at 6-5. Blooming Grove (4-7), Riesel (2-9) and Rice (0-11) round out the district standings with those six teams still having one game left to play on Tuesday, February 5.
If Marlin and Mildred both win their games on Tuesday, February 5 they will face a one-game playoff to determine the 3rd Place team for the 2013 playoffs from District 23-2A.
In last Tuesday?s win at Marlin, Teague utilized its pressing defense to completely stymie the Lady Dogs? attack with Marlin?s only basket in the first half coming with 1:16 left in the opening period.
The Lady Lions didn?t fare much better offensively in the early going as a 3-for-12 shooting effort in the first quarter game them a slim 6-2 advantage. Teague finally came to life in the second period as seven different players dented the scoring column lead by Kyera Abram?s five points to propel the guests to a 21-2 lead at the break.
The second half was much more closely contested with Marlin actually outscoring Teague 15-11 behind # 32 Tayla Taylor?s 11 points in the third to close to 32-17 by the end of the period.
For much of the game?s final eight minutes, Teague maintained a 17-point advantage over their hosts before Marlin senior point guard Tekerria Gude (# 4) nailed three 3-pointers in the last 5:25 to keep her team within rallying distance.
But the Lady Lions were able to hold off the Lady Dogs in the waning minutes to secure the 44-32 win on the road.
Abram posted another double-double for Teague by finishing with 16 points and 13 rebounds while Haley Guerrero and Caitlyn Collins added nine points apiece. Others scoring for the Lady Lions were NiCosha Nelms (4 points), Alie Watson (3), Sibyl Burrell (2) and Jasmine McQuirter (1).
Nelms pulled down 12 boards while Guerrero had six with Collins grabbing five more and Watson having four while Burrell and Kenya Busby also had rebounds for the Lady Lions.
Defensively, Abram and Guerrero each blocked two shots while Nelms and Collins also had blocks in the contest. Guerrero had six steals for Teague while Collins, Watson, McQuirter, Busby and Abram also had thefts in the game.
Collins dished out seven assists while Watson chipped in five more with Guerrero, Nelms, Busby and Hope Scales also handing out assists against the Lady Bulldogs.
From the field, Teague finished 16-of-38 (42%) from inside the arc and 2-of-8 (25%) from long range with Watson and Abram accounting for the Lady Lions? 3-pointers.
From the free-throw line, Teague was 6-of-14 (43%) as the two teams combined to attempt just 26 free throws the entire contest. The Lady Lions committed 25 turnovers in the game with 17 of those coming in the second half when Marlin employed a press to climb back into the contest.
For Marlin, Gude finished with 15 points, including 13 in the fourth quarter while Taylor added 14 for the Lady Dogs with C. Griffin (# 24) scoring two points and Evans (# 40) adding one to round out Marlin?s scoring.
In the team?s final home game of the season, when the four senior players were recognized, Teague raced out to a 16-7 lead over Riesel after one quarter before increasing the advantage to 30-9 at the half.
Riesel outscored their hosts in the third quarter as Teague suffered through a 2-of-17 shooting slump in the period with the Lady Indians putting up 10 points to the Lady Lions? four points to trim their deficit to 34-19.
Teague put away the evening?s distractions enough in the final eight minutes to put up 13 points to Riesel?s six and pull away to the 47-25 win to complete its 12-game undefeated run through the 23-2A round robin schedule.
The Lady Lions attempted just six free throws the entire contest and connected on four of them while turning the ball over only nine times during the game.
From behind the arc, Teague was 5-of-15 (33%) with Collins connecting on all three of her attempts and Guerrero and Watson also scoring from long range.
Inside the 3-point line, the Lady Lions were 14-of-47 (30%).
Collins had another impressive outing for Teague as she led all scorers with 13 points, handed out eight assists and collected three rebounds, a steal and a block. Abram was just a basket behind as she finished with yet another double-double by scoring 11 points and pulling down 16 rebounds while also blocking three shots.
Others scoring for the Lady Lions were Guerrero and Watson with seven points each, Nelms (6 points), Danielle McWilliams (2) and Burrell (1).
Guerrero led the defensive charge for Teague by collecting eight steals and six rebounds while Nelms, McWilliams, Watson, Abbey Hurst and Busby also pulled down boards for the Lady Lions.
Others credited for steals for Teague in the contest were Watson, Hurst, Burrell and Busby while Guerrero, Watson and Hurst all had assists while Kirby Cooper also contributed to the win for the Lady Lions.
(Complete statistics for each Teague game and season totals can be found at www.maxpreps.com).
LADY LION NOTES: The four Teague seniors, Kali Crowhurst, Haley Guerrero, Sibyl Burrell and Kyera Abram, were all recognized before the game against Riesel on Senior Night and presented a framed action photo taken by Teague ISD teacher Melissa Johnson.
By virtue of their district championship, Teague will draw a bye in the first round of the playoffs and will face the winner of a Bi-District matchup between the runner-up of 22-2A and the third-place team from 21-2A. Teague?s Area-Round game will take place on one of three dates from February 14-16 at a location to be determined later.
The Lady Lions were slated to travel to Class 3A Ferris on Tuesday evening, February 5 for a non-district game before traveling to The University of Texas at Tyler on Saturday, February 9 where they will play Malakoff at 7:00 pm in a playoff warm-up game.


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The deadline for teams to assign franchise tags is Monday, and between now and then, the Saints will place theirs on tight end Jimmy Graham , a league source has told ESPN's Adam Schefter. Graham, who has finished second, first, and first in fantasy points at his position starting in 2011, would earn about $7 million with the tight end tag next season.
Graham has averaged 90 catches, 1,169 yards, and 12 touchdowns per season since 2011. He's missed only one game in that span.
Update: Graham has confirmed through his own Twitter account that he will be tagged. We just don't know at what position.
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It's the obvious move by the Saints as the tag gives them more time to work out a long-term contract with their best receiver.
Graham is fully expected to be tagged as a tight end, which probably won't make him happy. It's already been reported that if Graham was tagged as a tight end, he would file a grievance immediately to be tagged as a wide receiver. Such a tag would bring him about $5 million more, but he's unlikely to win that argument, even with the fact that he was split out wide or lined up in the slot on 67 percent of his snaps this season.
What we are certain of is that Graham will absolutely not become a free agent on March 11. He will remain in New Orleans for 2014. A tenure extended past that hasn't yet been determined. He is clearly the best tight end in football and worth a second-round pick in re-draft leagues.


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Gearing up for a delicious dinner out in Manhattan, Kim Kardashian showed up at Serafina in the Meatpacking District on Monday (June 16).
As she strolled past some shutterbugs and met up with sister Kourtney, the "Disaster Movie" actress flashed some major cleavage in a sans bra black ensemble.
Prior to her outing, Kim dropped off her baby girl North at her hotel to ensure a quiet evening in the Big Apple.
Meanwhile, Baby North just turned 1 year old and Kim and Kanye are planning a super shindig once they get back to the West Coast. "They are throwing her a big party next weekend and Kourtney [Kardashian], Khloé Kardashian and [Kourtney's] kids are coming home for it," said an insider.


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Brown M&Ms and Investment Service Provider Due Diligence
According to marketing guru Steve Jones, parties seeking to do business with one another can learn a lot from rock musician David Lee Roth. As explained in "No Brown M&M's: What Van Halen's Insane Contract Clause Teaches Entrepreneurs" (Entrepreneur Magazine, March 24, 2014), each of their agreements included a rider that was designed to force a promoter to pay attention to the band's true objective about ensuring safety. By adding what may have seemed like a silly provision about "melt in your mouth" candies being unwelcome, Van Halen was testing whether the promoter had read the contract in its entirety and was therefore more likely to install equipment properly. "If any brown M&M's were found backstage, the band could cancel the entire concert at the full expense of the promoter," leaving him or her with a possible loss in the millions of dollars.
In institutional investment land, there are intriguing parallels. For one thing, there is the safety issue. If a pension plan is poorly managed, beneficiaries may suffer. Second, if there is confusion or ambiguity about who is supposed to do what, when, how and at what price, there are likely to be disputes and economic consequences. There is a growing number of lawsuits and regulatory investigations that are scrutinizing service providers and/or the pension plan trustees who are tasked with diligently selecting them.
The developing market in outsourcing various services to a third party is yet another reason for paying close attention to the quality of engagement letters and vendor contracts. Earlier this year, the ERISA Advisory Council announced its plan to study "current contracting practices with respect to outsourced services, including provisions such as termination rights, indemnification, liability caps, service level agreements, etc. that might assist plan sponsors and other fiduciaries in negotiating service agreements."See "Outsourcing Employee Benefit Plan Services."
As someone who has done business intelligence research and trained investment fiduciaries and their advisors, I often hear the same frustration being expressed about a gap in expectations. Budget-strapped buyers want more for less. Consultants, asset managers and banks say they are searching for ways to satisfy their clients while still being able to earn a reasonable rate of return for their efforts. One solution is to streamline operations, to the extent possible, while acknowledging any fiduciary implications associated with prevailing law and governance standards. If cutting corners to preserve a profit margin ends up sacrificing requisite quality, trustees could be at risk of being investigated for anemic oversight of service providers. Vendors could be at risk for failing to deliver contractual services.
Based on my work for both defense and plaintiff counsel (depending on the matter and whether there is a counterclaim), a poorly worded agreement can be a potential trouble spot. Another hugely important issue is whether a service provider has self-identified as a fiduciary. An attorney or judge may categorize a particular service provider as a functional fiduciary even if a written contract is silent on that point. Trust counsel can play a critical role in assisting with negotiations before authorized persons sign on the dotted line.
ERISA attorneys David C. Kaleda and Theodore J. Sawicki address the issue of fiduciary status in a 2012 article for the National Society of Compliance Professionals. See "Should You Have a Formal ERISA Compliance Program?" In a recent discussion about the best practices for creating and adhering to service level agreements, ERISA attorney Howard Pianko expressed his strong view that there are numerous ways to ensure "plausibility" and still be able to hire affordable outside organizations to assist. He went on to describe the advantages of having a systematic mechanism in place such as the Six Sigma type model that his firm employs. Click to read about Seyfarth Lean. (Having earned a Green Belt in Six Sigma, I can attest firsthand to the upside of developing a process to control quality.)
For those involved in the selection and oversight of service providers or the delivery of said services, ask yourself if you know as much about an existing or anticipated contract as you should.


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It's a shame Stephen Fry In America has finished. Presumably that means he's come home.
For this show, Stephen selflessly travelled around America, treating it as one big Boy's Own Adventure consisting of jolly japes with planes, trains and automobiles.
In the final episode, he flew over a volcano in Hawaii, went swimming with sharks and ventured to the outer reaches of Alaska.
Mostly, he drove around in a black taxi, presumably to emphasise what a real English eccentric he was.
Like other celebrity travelogues (Paul Merton In India, Griff Rhys Jones in New York), it was hard to see it as anything other than a dream holiday for him - paid for by us.
Unlike Michael Palin, Louis Theroux or Clive James, it didn't focus on America's entertaining oddballs.
Neither, for such an erudite man, did it teach us much history.
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How Best to Paint Baseboards in Carpeted Rooms?
Hello Everyone,
I have wooden baseboards which are currently painted white in a room which is carpeted. I want to repaint the baseboards white. The carpeting is tucked under the baseboards enough that to paint them would either make it difficult to get low enough without painting the carpet, unless I hold a putty knif down as I go or something, or make it that I would stop about 1/8" away which does not seem right.
Is the proper way to remove baseboards to paint them in a carpeted room? If there a good way of taping in the vicinity of the carpet instead?
Thanks for any assistance you would have
I find that 2 inch wide painter's masking tape works well for this. Just have the edge of the masking tape a little too close to the baseboard, and when you press it down onto the carpet, it will slip under the baseboard so the carpet is competely protected. Then paint with a brush.
It takes a bit of practice to get the masking tape under the baseboard, but even if you don't, and the bottom of the baseboard isn't painted cuz the pile wouldn't compress far enough, the unpainted bottom of the baseboard will still be hidden by the carpet pile once you remove the masking tape.
You can also buy a 5 pack of 2' flexible edge protectors at HD to tuck under the baseboard but the beauty of tape is that you can peel it later when the paint is dry. With the edgers you need to move them along as you go so put your paint on thin or just paint 10' at a time.
Thanks...I will look for the edgers as well as try the thick tape...thanks for your advice!
Edging not found yet
I tried finding the flexible edging at both Home Depot and Lowe's. Both places said they used to carry them, but don't now. I might try paint stores, but anyone else know where they might be found? Or who makes them?
They are made by many companies including Hyde
And, as always, your best source for painting products, tools, and information, is your local Paint Store
They will have a few different styles so I'm sure you'll find one that suits your needs
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lifting the carpet
the flexible edging is great and I use it a lot, but another thing that I often do is roll back the carpeting. This takes a little skill with carpeting, but it really is not very difficult to lift by inserting an awl about about 6 to 8 inches from the end. Then once the carpet is lifted the painting is clear sailing. Reinstalling is just as easy. This way you can paint the molding all the way to the bottom and not get any paint on the carpet.
We use the metal shields; you get 6 three-foot long shields in a pack for about $6, so we do about 18' at a time. We have also pulled the carpet back- but then again we carry a carpet stretcher in the van and can put the carpet back the way it was intended to be installed, at least partially, -with a knee-pad stretcher.
Otherwise eventually, you'll get ripples in the carpet.
The carpet in my house is berber that was inexplicably not installed underneath the baseboard, so the usual methods of wedging a shield underneath simply do not work. I have had decent luck using a masking/paper dispenser (well worth the $20 I paid, for this, and other uses) and just running the masking tape as close as I can to the wall, and then push down with my fingers to set the tape. A couple of carpet fibers still get paint on them, but it does a good enough job that you would have to get on your hands and knees to see any paint.
I do it the way Nestor said, if it's possible. It's really not hard to slip that tape edge under the baseboard... and it is still there for a second coat, with no more additional work.
Get a roll of paper drywall tape and slip under the baseboard. Waaaaaay cheaper than blue painter's tape. A 250' roll is about $2.00. Don't have to keep moving shields (and wiping them off).
Thanks again everyone for your help so far...
One more thing, because they are already painted white, any need to sand the baseboards to rough up the surface a bit?
Any need to prime again, or go go with 1 or two coats of white latex? I am not sure but I think that the original paint is while oil based paint
If you are topcoating with water-base paint (and there is little reason not to), it is a good idea to rough up the surface in order to give your new coatings some "tooth" to grip on.
You will need to prime. Either an oil-base primer or a water-base bonding primer. (I use SW PrepRite ProBlock Latex.)
Last time I painted baseboards, I had 3 large cases of manila folders. Instead of wasting tape, or spending money on edgers, I opened the folders one by one and wedged them under the base boards. Once I was done I took them out and folded them up. I still have my cheapo baseboard/carpet protectors.
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Re: Shading the bounded area in a system of inequalities
f[x_] := 7x + 5;
FilledPlot[f[x], {x, -2, 4}];
If you want to restrict the region such that y>3 and y < 30
soln = InequalitySolve[f[x] > 3 && f[x] < 30, x]
-(2/7) < x < 25/7
FilledPlot[{f[x]*(1 - UnitStep[x - First[soln]] + UnitStep[x - Last[soln]]),
f[x]}, {x, -2, 4}];
Bob Hanlon
In a message dated 2/7/2000 4:46:15 AM, skipper at worldnet.att.net writes:
>When you're given a linear equation subject to constraints how do you
>shade the bounded area, set the corner points and find the
>minimum/maximum value of the equation using Plot. I tried FilledPlot
>but couldn't get that to work( it just spit back my input, without a
>plot). Acually, I don't really need to plot, but I'd like to know how
>to get the shading to work.