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How do you take the derivation of the following function and equate to zero?
sqrt of (100t^2-320t+400).
to take the derivative of an equation involving the square root it would be easier to set the whole equation in parenthesis and raise it to (1/2). you then bring the exponent down in front and decrease the by 1 to get (-1/2). this will make your equation in the denominator and times by (1/2). you then will have to take the derivative of the inside piece.
1/(2(sqrt(100t^2-320t+400))*(200t-320) which is the derivative of the inside piece)
and i'm guessing that by "equate" you mean set equal? sorry, i haven't heard many people say it that way. to do this just set the equation to zero and solve.
Heather's derivative is not correct ...
y = (100t^2-320t+400)^1/2
dy/dx = (1/2)(100t^2-320t+400)^(-1/2)(200t - 320)
= 0
(100t-160)/√(100t^2-320t+400) = 0
100t - 160 = 0
t = 160/100 = 8/5


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Sat. November 6, 2010 | Eduardo A. Encina
The Spoto football team knew how important winning Friday's district finale against Lakewood would be.
They didn't, however, know exactly how costly losing it would be.
The morning after his team's toughest loss of the season, Spoto coach Dale Caparaso had to tell his team even worse news during Saturday morning's film session.
In a span of less than 24 hours, the Spartans went from controlling their own playoff destiny to helpless about the sudden end of their
Spoto (6-4, 3-2) could have clinched a playoff spot with a win over Lakewood, but Lakewood's 28-22 win, along with Blake's loss to
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On Saturday, Hillsborough County athletic director Lanness Robinson confirmed that Blake would have to forfeit its 21-14 district win over Osceola for use an ineligible player.
A three-way tie suddenly became a two-way tie, and Lakewood's win over Spoto Friday night served as the head-to-head tiebreaker.
So just like that, Lakewood (5-4, 3-2) is playoff bound. And Spoto, which has a Week 10 bye so its season is over, is the true loser of the situation.
Caparaso told his team during Saturday morning's film session.
"We're all devastated," Caparaso said. "The kids are devastated. I'm devastated. No one likes to be the bearer of bad news. You hate to see it for the kids. They've worked so hard all season. Last night was bad enough, and then to have this today, it's tough."
Spoto obviously didn't realize Friday's game would have increased magnitude, but Caparaso said that the fact Spoto could have taken care of its own fate with a win Friday added to the disappointment.
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20-Second Timeout: April 2012
Follow the team all season long with the 20-Second Timeout blog by Bill Schoening, The Radio Voice of the Spurs for the past 10 years. Bill has over 30 years of play-by-play experience including broadcasting Major League Baseball, the NFL and the NBA. *Timeout Archive: October 10 | November 10 | December 10 | January 11 | February 11 | March 11 |
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Manu Adds a New Pitch
by Bill Schoening | April 24, 2012
Over the past decade, I have heard many words used to describe Spurs guard Manu Ginobili. Unorthodox, uncanny, and unpredictable are a few that come to mind. Ginobili's fierce competitive nature, passion for the game, and knack for making big plays during crunch time have endeared him to coaches, teammates and fans.
Many of us vividly remember when he dribbled a ball between the legs of Cleveland guard Daniel Gibson during a fastbreak in the '07 finals, or when he somehow stepped in front of a hard driving Carmelo Anthony to take a charge and secure a Spurs road win at Denver. Memories of ten years describing the exploits of Ginobili came rushing at me as I sat down to write this week's timeout, and the list goes on and on, but now Manu has added something new to his game- a fastball that fellow southpaw Randy Johnson would envy.
In last Friday's win over the Lakers, Tiago Splitter chased down a loose ball and got it to Ginobili near court. Without hesitation, Manu whipped a 90 mile per hour strike to a surprised Matt Bonner, who simply caught the pass and converted an easy layup.
For the record, Ginobili is not a big baseball fan. The native of Argentina says, "it moves a little too slow for me." Imagine that! The big question now facing the Spurs is this: if Ginobili has added a blazing fastball to his repertoire, who will want to warm him up in the bullpen?
Spurs Far From Boring
by Bill Schoening | April 16, 2012
I had to laugh out loud in my car last week when I heard someone on a national sports talk show say that they would not pick the Spurs to advance in the playoffs because they didn't want to have to sit through "boring basketball." It made me wonder if this fellow had seen one minute of a Spurs game all season.
While I will openly admit that I sometimes view the world through Silver and Black glasses, I can honestly say that describing the games played by this team this season has been a real pleasure. They move and share the ball well (5th in assists), they hit shots (3rd in field goal percentage) and they average 102 points per game (3rd in scoring). While the Spurs are not the defensive juggernaut they once were, they don't slow down the game with a lot of hacking (third fewest fouls committed) and they have shown improvement throughout the season on the defensive end.
They feature a mix of young players and battle tested veterans, are well coached and they don't make excuses when they do lose. They have been incredibly consistent despite injuries, a retirement, and multiple changes to the roster. (The longest losing streak this season has been two games).
The Spurs' bench has averaged over 44 points since the All Star break, tops in the league. The Spurs have also maintained their international flavor..with France, Brazil, Australia, and Argentina well represented. If talk show hosts don't want to pick the Spurs to advance in the playoffs, that's fine with me, but to say the 2011-2012 Spurs play "boring basketball," I will take issue with that!
Health Trumps Seeding
by Bill Schoening | April 10, 2012
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Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich remembers how difficult recent playoff series have been when he didn't have a healthy and whole team at his disposal. All one has to do is go back to last April, when an elbow injury suffered by Manu Ginobili in the final game of the regular season forced him to miss the opening game against Memphis. It's hard not to forget that bulky blue contraption Manu was forced to wear on his arm during that series. This is why a completely healthy and fresh Spurs' squad is of paramount importance as the playoffs loom in a few weeks.
Sure, it would be nice to get the number one seed and that could still happen, but it's not nearly as important as health, especially when you consider that two of the Spurs' main stalwarts, Ginobili and Tim Duncan, are in their mid 30's. This is where the Spurs can benefit from a deep bench for the stretch run.
It's quite evident the Spurs are a competitive team even when they are missing some of their main weapons. For six weeks in the early part of this season, the Spurs were able to overcome the loss of Ginobili to a broken hand and backup point guard TJ Ford to a nagging hamstring injury. Ford has since retired and has been replaced by Aussie Patty Mills. The additions of Stephen Jackson and Boris Diaw, along with Mills, give the Spurs some versatility and flexibility for the April gauntlet. However, when it comes to a tough series against any Western Conference playoff foe, the Spurs will need all hands on deck and and they want to be feeling spry with a bounce in their step when the postseason begins...regardless of who the opponent is and where they are seeded.
The Connection Down Under
by Bill Schoening | April 2, 2012
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Patty Mills has only been with the Spurs for about a week, but from all indications, it looks like he will fit right in. The 23 year old native of Canberra, Australia gives the Spurs some quickness, tenacity, and experience at the backup point guard spot, and just as importantly, will add to the chemistry of an already tight locker room. Spurs assistant Brett Brown says he really didn't have to sell Mills to Head Coach Gregg Popovich. "Pop spent some time with us during the summer, and he knows the kind of player and person Patty is," says Brown, who is the head coach of the Australian National Team. When Brown speaks of Mills, he uses terms like "tough" "smart" and "waterbug". He says Mills is good at defending point guards and harassing them length of the floor.
Mills says playing for Brown during the summer will make his transition to the Spurs a lot easier, "I fit in easily I think. The sets and the terms are exactly what we use for the national team", says Mills. "When we first scripted the plays after I signed I was able to fit in and go ahead and run the plays without any teaching or anything, so I think that will be a big advantage for me."
Mills' talent has already caught the attention of his new teammates, including the player who had been filling in some at backup point guard. Gary Neal commented, "Patty brings a lot of energy, especially on the defensive end. In the Phoenix game he was able to come in and pick up Steve Nash full court and kind of disrupt their offense. That was huge and a key to us winning that game, and he can also make shots as he did in Sacramento." Against the Kings, Mills hit a corner 3 pointer and scored seven points in his second game in a Spurs uniform.
Mills is looking forward to playing with the Spurs and making a positive contribution. "It's kind of great when you look at it now and I've got a chance to play with guys like this. For me it's just a great opportunity to be alongside these players."


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As for the other candidates, from right to left:
- Peter Steinbrueck has never appealed to me very much. He's not running as a technical or administrative expert, but as a vision guy; at that, his vision is unclear. His platform seems to be, "Trees are pretty and change is bad." He didn't do anything to change my mind tonight.
- I'm not that concerned when people call McGinn divisive; his willingness to stand up against things he opposes is one of his best qualities, and the really divisive rhetoric has come from his opponents and the media. I'm not that concerned when people say he pushes patchy and incremental fixes for transit or cycling, because his patchy fixes are opportunistic, and he's being incremental when everyone else in power wants to stand still. I'm somewhat more concerned with challenges of his effectiveness, leadership ability, and grasp of the city. I think he performed OK today; with this crowd, on this subject, he can actually point to his record instead of confronting his critics, and that's basically what he did. He could get away with telling easy lies instead of hard truths, and he did that a few times, too.
- Mary Martin appropriately rejected the framework of every question asked. I sympathize with someone of her stripes finding the subject matter trivial, but she had ample opportunities to tie in her rhetoric to that subject matter and did not do so.
- Staadecker mentioned above. He came off as a crumudgeon.
- If Joey Gray is as good an administrator as she boasts she'll do fine work in the private sector, non-profits, or appointed office. If she aspires to elected office she'll have to improve as a politician and probably aim lower to start.
- I don't know what Ed Murray is doing here. Is mayor of Seattle a step between the state senate and governor's office? He's polished enough but are his issues city issues?
- Kate Martin sometimes sounds a little spacey and unpolished online. She sounds surprisingly plausible in person. Maybe she's a natural in-person politician and activist that badly needs an editor and strategist.
- Bruce Harrell is pretty intriguing; he's a good speaker, has a grasp of issues and finances, and in contrast to someone like Murray he just sounds like someone that belongs in city politics. He honestly addressed the pedestrian master plan question (asked how long it would take to implement top priority items, he gave the longest time frame and actually defended his answer, while the other candidates mostly seemed to make up numbers based on nothing), and I imagine his answer to similar questions about the bike master plan would be similarly sobering.
- Deb Salls and Tom Fucoloro are definitely the front-runners... oh, wait, they were the moderators. OK. They might have been able to get candidates to differentiate themselves more by asking questions about specific places and proposals. If they were trying to get candidates to promise things they could be held to later, or trying to demonstrate general support for cycling and walking among Seattle politicians, they did a ton of that. Maybe that's as important as anything; I'd hardly claim to have a better idea what they should be doing than they have...


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Chat up your fellow wooters and let us know how lame this poll was or what obvious choices we missed.
For example: Was this poll a) STUPID, b) DUMB, c) POINTLESS or d) ALL OF THE ABOVE?
Not that I recall, though I did see quite a few at a convention I went to a few years ago.
The one that I get the most comments on is the "Eating Healthy" one. The leap year one with all the mathy stuff on it gets a ton of weird looks though too.
I've gotten compliments before, but the best was when I had someone ask me if my shirt was from a real race. I was wearing "Think of the Children."
I was stopped by TSA agents leaving home and coming home from vacation last year so they could look at shirts. Unstealthiest ninga 2 and vegan vegetarian meatatarian.
Compliments on one or two...and my son has had some comments on his little versions. SCIENCE!
Yeah, Thanks A lot Science!
The ones that come to mind now are the pilot on a flight back from New Orleans and John Mulaney.
On my tablet so forgive me if links are borked.
I was wearing Zombie Vampire Robots from Spaaaace, and the pilots were watching everyone board the plane. The pilot read it aloud and wanted to know how such a monster could be defeated. I'd thought about that earlier in the day and replied, "a flaming stake. With a magnet on the other end."
For John Mulaney, (former SNL writer, hopeful NBC pilot star) I saw him do a stand-up show in mid-March, and I was sitting second row and wearing my Filthy Hippies tee. He stops mid-show and says to me, "filthy hippies?" "Live in concert, just about everywhere," I reply. He asks if it's a real band, and I'm like, "it's a...joke t-shirt?" "Oh, I get it. It could be a real band, though." I pluck up my courage and reply, "not if they don't want to get sued!"
We talked for another five minutes, right in the middle of his show. Thanks, shirt.woot!
Nerds. They are every where.
I bought Ding Dong The Witch is Dead for my mother and people stop her constantly so they can try to figure it out.
When I wear my The Cat in the Box most people don't get it which kinda makes me sad! They either assume it's just a straight Cat in the Hat shirt or they just look at me funny while they try to pronounce "Shrodinger".
And just tonight my friend remarked about how jealous he is about my F5 Refreshes you shirt.
I get comments on my Woot! shirts all the time. I work at a mini-mart, so I have a pretty high traffic of folks coming through and many are geeky enough to get what's happening before them.
Falling Dreams always gets a few comments, whether people know the story or just like the art, whereas Finger Lickin' Deathwish gets all the right geeks going by the time we're done with checkout.
While walking around a grocery store, someone once offered to buy Minor Modifications, a shirt I got in a grab bag, off my back for twenty bucks.
Woot! shirts always pay off in the long run for me, especially as a chick who enjoys a good method of imparting my nerdy nature to the world.
I would've stopped buying 'em a long time ago if they didn't inspire a conversation or two.
Triple Word Score and Wheels on the Bus get comments every time.
I have received a few comments.
M.C. Escher: Space Planner for Hire seems to baffle people.
A barista at Starbucks held up the line quite a bit to check out (front and back) and comment on The Cheese is a Liederkranz. I told him all about shirt.woot, but unfortunately that was before you could order the whole back collection.
This one definitely gets the most attention & laughs Donut-Panic.
And Which Way to Bacon Town comes in a close second!
At the Red Bull Air Race a couple years ago, a guy stopped and said nice shirt (Cookie Monster after a Binge). He pointed at his shirt, the crow looking one and then walked away.
I don't go outside.
I get comments on most of them I wear. At my kid's taekwondo school, the owner always looks forward to days when I go because he enjyos my shirt.woot collection. Here are the most commented of my collection:
*These two get comments absolutely everywhere Console Wars and World 1-1 Building.
*I love this one and I get a bunch of "I don't get it"s and for every 5 of those, I get 1 person that also loves the As You Wish (Princess Bride Coat of Arms) shirt.
*404 Heart Not Found is pretty popular with my web developing friends.
*If I Only Had a Brain and Sudden Death generally gets comments and laughs.
*Generally people my age (mid 30s) and older like and comment on Finding Technicolor
*Always getting comments and a personal favorite The Best Thing Since
*People seem to love the resemblance to Bender on Robo Hobo. We'll see if it continues now that Futurama is canceled (again).
*And come winter time I always get lots of compliments on Snowman
Wooter to blame for sellout: SumDuud
Sellout time: 8:11:25 AM Central Time
I get tons of comments on http://shirt.woot.com/offers/donut-panic!
I have been replying "I got it from shirt.woot.com. They only sell the shirts for a small period of time but they always have great designs. But I don't buy shirts from them because they change to these *%&(*<&)%(*<&$%*(<&&>P*(&<>P*(&<^&*Y")(*&&*>P(*<>&*(&<# shirts that fit like crap. So you won't get this awesome American Apparel shirt, you will get some crappy Central American generic t-shirt."
Or something very similar. I do mention that I NO LONGER BUY SHIRTS due to lack of AA blanks EVERY TIME!
darkknight1992 wrote:I was stopped by TSA agents leaving home and coming home from vacation last year so they could look at shirts. Unstealthiest ninga 2 and vegan vegetarian meatatarian.
I wore the Meatatarian one to a city-wide barbecue contest and got a lot of compliments on it.
qwerty82 wrote:I bought Ding Dong The Witch is Dead for my mother and people stop her constantly so they can try to figure it out.
I have this one and not one single person has been able to figure it out yet. They'll say "Ho Ho elf?" one even said "Ho Ho the witch is dead." I thought it was pretty obvious what it was, but I guess not.
Constantly stopped whenever I wear the 42 one, http://shirt.woot.com/offers/thanks-for-all-the-fish
Someone offered to buy Mr. Spork at ComicCon, http://shirt.woot.com/offers/mr-spork
I get comments on my woot shirts all the time. The ones that get the most comments (or most memorable ones):
Acquired Taste: biggest hit with strangers, and last year in a Halloween shop I had a small crowd asking me about it.
Another Sleepless Day: for some reason I tend to wear this one whenever I go to our local water gardening nursery. The employees know me by that shirt.
You Have to Try This Guys:
Woman 1: Oh, what a cute shirt! What's it mean?
Woman 2: Wait, what's coming out of... is that meat?
Woman 1: Oh. My. Well, that's certainly... something.
(Both women then averted their eyes and pointedly started talking to someone else. Heh.)
I get a lot of, "I don' get it." responses followed by, "That's stoopit" when I explain it.
(In case you haven't noticed a lot of dumb people think anything they don't understand is stupid.)
I wore my Duck Hunt shirt to a comic convention one year. I was in a merch booth buying a shirt and one of the workers asked me about my shirt. He then said he knew I didn't get it there because none of their shirts were that cool.
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Not as often as I would figure, even though I'm wearing one most days. Then again, I don't go out too often, so I suppose that's a good reason too.
As a category, the naughty-vs.-nice seems to get the most comments. Fablefire's meat bunnies and Ramy's squirrel come to mind.
(Side note: 880 votes for second? 1,444 votes for first? *sigh* Those were the days ...)
Alas, I only ever get comments on two of my dozens of shirts. They're awesome ones, though. One is rglee's "Squeeze" (it's total artist bait at comicons), and the other is "Disapproving Narwhal" (though, last summer, a hardcore stereotype of a hipster was admiring it and I got pretty self-conscious and questioning about my fashion and life choices for a while after but then whateva whateva I do what I want).
The other few times I've ever received comments on a t-shirt, it's been while I was wearing one of my few non-woot tees (that originally debuted in a woot derby). If I'm wearing Randyotter's "(m)anteater," then I'm getting comments on it. Once, because of the shirt, I regaled a whole crowd of passengers around me in the O'hare airport immigration line on the meaning behind the art and then an explanation and short history of memes. It was the least terrible slog through immigration ever!
I've gotten a number of "where did you get that shirt?!" compliments.
The two that gets the most is the bazinga (formula for success) and the cookie monster (the binge).
Everyone wants those. EVERYONE.
"Exercise, some motivation required" is a favorite at the gym.
"The Last Cupcake" got me a free designer cupcake once, and I frequently get comments on "Acquired Taste," "The Formula for Success," and "The Raven."
My 12 year old nephew, due to my evil influence, has had a wardrobe made up almost entirely of Woot offerings for quite some time. Picking him up from school one day, I discovered he is "that one kid who wears all the funny t-shirts and cool hoodies." I was asked by 5 parents and a couple of teachers where I got his shirts.
Thanks, Shirt.woot, for making my nerdy nephew a little bit cool.
People ask about my shirts all the time, but especially the Resist shirt.
One time while I was wearing my Villainous Victorian Velociraptor shirt, someone stopped, looked at it and said "what?"
If it was Little Rock, AR it may have been me.
I see more woot shirts at my airport than I thought I would.
About 99% of woot shirts are too stupid or ugly to wear.
lclement4 wrote:About 99% of woot shirts are too stupid or ugly to wear.
The one I get the most comments on is I'm A Humanatarian. I am a Cub and Boy Scout leader and the kids love to see what t-shirt I have on under my uniform shirt.
The worst reaction was when I wore Fin to work during Health And Safety day. Some people just don't get it...
tippypaws wrote:I have this one and not one single person has been able to figure it out yet. They'll say "Ho Ho elf?" one even said "Ho Ho the witch is dead." I thought it was pretty obvious what it was, but I guess not.
Totally! They always guess Ho Ho! We say, "it's not a Ho Ho. It's a ...???" And pretty much no one ever gets it!
I remember I laughed hysterically just seeing the thumbnail from the regular Woot! page! It's a great shirt.
qwerty82 wrote:Totally! They always guess Ho Ho! We say, "it's not a Ho Ho. It's a ...???" And pretty much no one ever gets it!
I remember I laughed hysterically just seeing the thumbnail from the regular Woot! page! It's a great shirt.
When I was pictured wearing that shirt on my Facebook page, a follower admitted that she had to Google it before she realized what it meant...
Yes, many people stop me for Questionable Table of Elements. They think it's the real table...and then scratch their heads as they wonder or laugh. I'll admit, I had to "Encarta it" (look up) "tldr" after about two years of owning the shirt. I never noticed it, nor did I get it.
Most recently while we were at the grocery store, my boyfriend was sporting his 1-up shirt and one of the clerks called out, "I love your shirt! Where'd you get it?"
Another time, at the gym, I was wearing Trust Me and another member's kids did double takes and stood there gawking at my shirt saying "Hey dad... look, ninja turtles!"
The Raven was recognized immediately when we were in line at this year's Emerald City ComicCon in Seattle and prompted a lengthy discussion of shirt wooting in an even lengthier line to get into the con.
And finally, my dear, sweet Mug Shot hoodie (which takes a very close second to pandemonium in order of my favorites) got an "I don't get it" from a friend at work, but my mom adores it... so therefore it is awesome.
The end.
gwendyw wrote:
My 12 year old nephew, due to my evil influence, has had a wardrobe made up almost entirely of Woot offerings for quite some time. Picking him up from school one day, I discovered he is "that one kid who wears all the funny t-shirts and cool hoodies." I was asked by 5 parents and a couple of teachers where I got his shirts.
Thanks, Shirt.woot, for making my nerdy nephew a little bit cool.
Since everyone around me seems to reproducing these days, I totally intend to be the "awesome auntie" and totally outfit all the kids with shirt woot stuff.
...if only they printed on onesies...
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India-China talks: Hope floats on backwaters
George Iype in Kumarakom | March 13, 2006 14:29 IST
After a day of bilateral talks on the longstanding border dispute between the countries -- in the picturesque backwaters of Kerala --�Indian and Chinese officials are hopeful.
'I am sure the beauty of this place will refresh our wisdom and help us to evolve the right solution,' said Dai Bingguo, executive vice foreign minister and special representative of the Chinese premier, who is leading the Chinese team.
'We are moving forward. May be after two or three more round of talks, a framework could be finalised towards reaching an agreement on the border dispute,' said M K Narayanan --�national security adviser to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh --�who is in charge of the Indian delegation.
China has laid claim to nearly 90,000 sq km of territory in the northeast Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh. In the past, the two countries have held a number of talks to resolve the issue.
The latest round of talks began on Sunday, at the lavish Taj Garden Retreat.
"We have decided to evolve a framework to resolve the border dispute. Once the framework is ready, I think it will be an easy task for the countries to settle the issue from a political and strategic viewpoint," a senior ministry of external affairs official told rediff.com
He said once a proper framework is arrived at, the delineation of the border would be the next phase.
"The Kumarakom talks will perhaps result in a framework," the official added.
Official sources said the talks have centred on coming out with a package proposal for all the sectors and issues of the border problem.
Before the officials got into formal discussions on Sunday evening, they addressed a brief joint press conference.
'We've made a good start. We've made progress. We would find a solution soon,' Bingguo said.
Narayanan pointed out that the thrust of the talks is to break a system being followed in the border dispute so far and move ahead on the basis of certain political parameters and guiding principles -- instead of dealing with legal or such aspects related to the issue.
'The talks will not be based on specific areas in the border which is under dispute. It will be from a political perspective,' he said.
'We would like to reach an agreement as early as possible,' he added.
Narayanan and Bingguo agreed that the issue is complex and they are looking towards an agreement mutually acceptable and comfortable for both countries.
'It may take time. But it will strengthen the India-China relationship,' Narayanan said.
Chinese Ambassador to India Sun Yuxi and Indian Ambassador to China Nalin Suri are helping Narayanan and Bingguo in the talks.
The 10-member Indian delegation includes Joint Secretary in the Ministry of External Affairs Ashok Kantha and MEA Director Sourabh Kumar.
The Chinese delegation -- also with 10 members -- includes Director-General in the Department of Asian Affairs Hu Zhengyue and Lin Shanghn, counsellor, Asian Department, ministry of foreign affairs.


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Just installed my Alpine 9855... I cant find a mounting kit for it...
Strathfield reckons i will havta custom make it, or custom the facia....
any ideas???
Auto barn, repco, super cheap, autoone??
No dramas - I was just looking on fordforumss and realised that's you there simonr!!! I'm Zetec - Matt!!!! Looks like you've found your answer!!
Yer i found out that JB hifi can order em in..
I use www.eurofordclub.com forums now, just cuz its a aussie based forum
But ford Fanatics has much much more content..
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I got a facia for my focus, just needed to be cut out a bit to fit the alpine unit perfectly
HI guys , Uk here , it sounds like you need the Single DIN adaptor plate ( turns that Huge Double DIN stereo slot to standard size ) widely avalable over here from Ford main dealers for about £12 . works a treat too :) .
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The Studio Tour is currently seeking small groups and soloists to sing and play during the August 11, 12, & 13 Summer Tour. Appropriate styles would be acoustic, folk, classical, jazz, country, light rock, and easy-going upbeat music that is appropriate for all ages. Professionals and amateurs are both welcome.
Celebrating our 17th year, the Bainbridge Island Summer Studio Tour is a popular grass-roots art event in local island studios and gardens. We offer space in the artist's gardens where local musicians can share their gift of live music to enhance everyone's experience at the Tour. We expect thousands of patrons to visit the studios over the course of the 3-day weekend. This year, there will be 40 artists in four studios.
Please sign up on the sheets that are linked below – one for each day of the Tour. Musicians are subject to review before the final schedule is set. You will only be contacted if there is a question, or a need for more information. So once you sign up, plan on being at the studio(s) that you chose at the times you've selected.
We encourage you to sign up by August 7th! Please allow time for travel between locations if you choose more than one on a single day. Sign up for two consecutive time slots if you wish. Tents, shade, and/or chairs will be provided whenever possible.
We thank you in advance for volunteering to share your music with the artists and our patrons. If you have more questions, please contact Tour Manager Dinah Satterwhite by e-mail, email@example.com, or phone: 206-842-0504.
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Big Boobs finally gone! Yippee!! - United Kingdom, GB
I had first breast augmentation 3 years ago. It's was always something that I wanted to get done since I was a teenager having small breasts made me feel self conscious about my shape. I have always been curvy but just never had anything up top. I went for a consultation in London when I was 20 and had my date for surgery booked I couldn't believe I was actually booked in. Time went so quickly... READ MORE
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What Size Implant?
I'm having my 700cc implants removed soon as they are way to big. I'd like to be a full c but I'm not sure what that translates to in cc? Can anyone help please? READ MORE
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Thank you for all your comments they have been very helpful. How painful is having a second op compared to the first one? I have spoken to my surgeon who said its not as... READ MORE
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I'm due to have my revision surgery in just over a week and I'm interested to know how the size of my pockets will be altered. READ MORE
Downing Sizing from a 700cc Implant to 300cc What Size Will I Be Roughly?
I'm down sizing my huge 700cc implants to 300cc in just over a week and I'm trying to get an idea of size. I'm terrified of making the wrong decision again and I really don't... READ MORE
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Why Ethical Consumers Don't Walk Their Talk: Towards a Framework for Understanding the Gap Between the Ethical Purchase Intentions and Actual Buying Behaviour of Ethically Minded Consumers
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DOI: 10.1007/s10551-010-0501-6
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- Carrington, M.J., Neville, B.A. & Whitwell, G.J. J Bus Ethics (2010) 97: 139. doi:10.1007/s10551-010-0501-6
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Despite their ethical intentions, ethically minded consumers rarely purchase ethical products (Auger and Devinney: 2007, Journal of Business Ethics76, 361–383). This intentions–behaviour gap is important to researchers and industry, yet poorly understood (Belk et al.: 2005, Consumption, Markets and Culture8(3), 275–289). In order to push the understanding of ethical consumption forward, we draw on what is known about the intention–behaviour gap from the social psychology and consumer behaviour literatures and apply these insights to ethical consumerism. We bring together three separate insights – implementation intentions (Gollwitzer: 1999, American Psychologist54(7), 493–503), actual behavioural control (ABC) (Ajzen and Madden: 1986, Journal of Experimental Social Psychology22, 453–474; Sheeran et al.: 2003, Journal of Social Psychology, 42, 393–410) and situational context (SC) (Belk: 1975, Journal of Consumer Research2, 157–164) – to construct an integrated, holistic conceptual model of the intention–behaviour gap of ethically minded consumers. This holistic conceptual model addresses significant limitations within the ethical consumerism literature, and moves the understanding of ethical consumer behaviour forward. Further, the operationalisation of this model offers insight and strategic direction for marketing managers attempting to bridge the intention–behaviour gap of the ethically minded consumer.


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thanks for sharing this awesome timeline ! I applaud SparkFun for making an effort to spread knowledge and celebrate technology
Love the potato gun driving video at the end! I'm impressed that companies are releasing a platform for such a low-cost
When will these batteries be back in stock ?
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Benefits of living on the top-floor condo unit
What do you think about seaside residence? If you are looking for a new condo for your living need, then condo which is built with the good view could be one of the best options to consider well. For some, view becomes one of the considerations when it comes to condo buying. Regardless of your reasons to choose the seaside residence, it is very important to ensure that you will choose the best unit. Due to you want to enjoy more benefits from condo ownership, why not considering to choose the unit on the top floor? You can enjoy the view and value nature when opening the window of your condo if you choose the highest floor. In fact, it is not the only benefits of choosing highest condo unit. Curious about it? Aside from being able to look around seaside residence, there are other benefits you will get, such as:
1. It keeps you above the fray of your neighbors, which means that will not listen to the footsteps when other residents try to reach their units.
2. No worry about burglars because they usually tend to target lower-level apartments due to the access reasons, so your unit could be safer
3. The plus is that top-floor units have private use of the roof deck of the building
Somehow, just like lower-floor units and middle-floor units, you will also find the cons of living in the highest-floor condo. If you are sure that the pros are more than the cons, there is no doubt to choose the unit on the top-floor. An additional benefit of choosing seaside residence is that you can spend a quality time with your loved ones within a short time to reach the nearby sea or beach, right? Give us a call if you have questions or the interest to be one of the residences in our condo.


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Ian Somerhalder & Nikki Reed: Farmers Market Mates
Stepping out for a little Sunday shopping, Ian Somerhalder and Nikki Reed hit up the Farmers Market in Studio City, California yesterday (August 17).
The "Vampire Diaries" hunk smiled the whole time while holding hands with his "Twilight" lady and giving her kisses on her forehead.
Meanwhile, Ian couldn't contain his excitement over his relationship with Nikki while chatting with press at the 2014 Creative Arts Emmy Awards over the weekend.
Mr. Somerhalder blurted out, "Life is good. There's a lot of support and love from a lot of people. I couldn't be happier if I tried."


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Book Passage Goal: A Book for Every Child
Giving Trees and Menorahs for this holiday season are up at both of our
stores, and we hope you will help us reach our goal of providing every
child in the Giving Tree Program with a book. Thanks to your generous
spirit, over 1,000 children, ranging in age from infancy to 18 years,
received books as gifts last year. We hope to do even better this year.
We have names of children provided to us by community organizations
including: Canal Community Alliance, Hospice of Marin, Human Concerns
Center (Ritter House), Jewish Family and Children's Services, Marin City
Children's Program, Marin Abused Women's Services, Sunny Hills
Children's Garden, and West Marin Collaborative.
Here's how you can participate:
- Make a donation online by choosing one of the increments below.
- We'll choose a child's name from the tree or menorah.
- We'll select just the right books for the particular child and purchase them with your donation.


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Sixth grade is a pivotal year. We work hard to prepare students for 7th grade and the entire middle school environment. We want them to be successful as they continue their educational journey.
In 6th grade, we will read and write often. We will enjoy fiction and non-fiction books as well as news articles and historical documents. Please help us develop competent readers by making sure your child reads every day at home for 30 minutes. What they read isn't as important as the reading itself, so magazines of interest or the newspaper comics are also acceptable. Graphic novels seem to interest many young people. Perhaps because of the pictures, but they tell a story, contain words, and require students to follow a sequence of events.
I'm very excited about the learning that happens in 6th grade. We have fun activities planned and we are looking forward to a productive year.


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Practicing Criminal Defense as a Person of Color in the Age of Mass Incarceration
Date:Thursday, January 9, 2014 - 12:15pm - 1:20pm
Location:Room V
This Diversity Month program features a panel of criminal defense attorneys of color and explores what it means to be a criminal defense attorney of color in the age of mass incarceration, specifically the mass incarceration of non-whites. Panelists will discuss the benefits and difficulties of being a person of color working in the criminal justice system. Organized by Black Law Students Association, Defenders, and South Asian Law Students Association. Sponsored by the Office of the Dean of Students.


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UCLA Festival of Preservation: Cry Danger
Convicted of a crime he didn't commit, Rocky (Dick Powell) finds himself suddenly set free after five years when a stranger comes forward with an alibi. The alibi is a lie, of course, but Rocky doesn't care. He wants to hunt down the real criminals, and he can't do that from inside prison. First thing on the agenda is to catch up with Nancy; she's Rocky's ex-girlfriend and the current wife of the man who was supposedly Rocky's partner. From there, he just has to kick over every rock he comes across and wait to see what crawls out.
The 1951 film noir gem Cry Danger was directed by Robert Parrish and recently restored by the UCLA Film & Television Archive's preservation project. It's being screened here as part of the three-day UCLA Festival of Preservation featuring classic films, shorts, newsreels and television programs.
Among the highlights of Cry Danger are performances by supporting actors such as Rhonda Fleming as Nancy, who can't deny her smoldering feelings for Rocky even though she's married to his best friend; Richard Erdman as Delong, the man with a fake alibi; and Jean Porter as Darlene, the ditzy pickpocket Delong picks up. There's also William Conrad as Castro, a con who would like nothing better than to see Rocky back inside prison.
Cry Danger screens at 1 p.m. on Saturday. Other films screen Friday through Sunday. Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, 1001 Bissonnet. For information, call 713-639-7515 or visit www.mfah.org.
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Fantasy Baseball Morning Update: Cubs' Marmol on short leash
Remember yesterday when I wrote that I was tempted to pick Bryce Harper for National League MVP? He's on pace for 324 home runs, so maybe I should ask for a do-over.
Who's off: There are only seven games today, so listing the off-day teams wouldn't help you much. Check the schedule.
First pitch: The 3:10 p.m. ET Orioles-Rays game is the first American League start, while NL action gets underway with Rockies-Brewers at 8:10.
Interleague DH issues: None
Streaming starters: Vance Worley wasn't terrible on Monday, but he wasn't good enough, so our record is 0-1. Today's pick is Oriole ace Jason Hammel (owned in 18.8 percent of FOXSports.com leagues) against the Rays, while Wednesday's selection is Braves' crafty lefty Paul Maholm (19.4 percent owned) versus the Phillies.
On to the news:
- After going strikeout-HBP-single-walk, Cubs closer Carlos Marmol was yanked Monday in favor of lefty James Russell, who got one out before giving way to Kyuji Fujikawa for the save. Although manager Dale Sveum said "we're not making any changes or anything like that" after the game, Marmol appears to be a heavy favorite to be the first closer to lose his job this season. Fujikawa is owned in 10.5 percent of FOXSports.com leagues, and it's only a matter of time before his saves come without waiting for Marmol's screwups. Grab him while you can.
- As expected, the Tigers played the matchup game with their Opening Day save. After pitching the eighth inning, Joaquin Benoit stayed on to get the first out of the ninth. Lefty Phil Coke came in to whiff Justin Morneau, and remained to get Ryan Doumit. For as long as the Tigers use a committee, Coke will be the leader due to his southpawiness.
- Reds OF Ryan Ludwick left Monday's game with a dislocated shoulder, and will have an MRI today. Look for Chris Heisey to get most of the playing time in Ludwick's absence, perhaps with some Xavier Paul mixed in.
- The Los Angeles Times reported Monday that Angels' closer Ryan Madson (elbow) hopes to throw a bullpen session this week. Ernesto Frieri got the first save in Madson's absence, and should rack them up for awhile.
- Phillies 2B Chase Utley is off to a good start. Before you get too excited, remember that Utley's problem is staying in the lineup - he averaged 99 games from 2010-12.
- The Diamondbacks hope to get OF Cody Ross (calf) off the DL on Monday.
- Orioles 3B Manny Machado will bat second today against David Price, but figures to be lower in the order versus righthanders.
- Giants manager Bruce Bochy said Monday that the playing time in his Andres Torres-Gregor Blanco left-field platoon will be given to "whoever's the hottest with the bat."
- The Cardinals expect 3B David Freese (back) to come off the DL on Monday.
- The Blue Jays hope that 3B Brett Lawrie will appear in a minor-league game this weekend. A return next week is a possibility.
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Anyone know if Stratton Shops Demo?
I couldn't find any information on the site if any of the shops at Stratton do daily demos... Anyone know if there are demos and what shop?
Reason I ask is cause my board got stolen at the local mountain last night and I'm in need of a board as the wife and I are hitting stratton next week.
I plan on doing some shopping this weekend to see if any deals are around. I had a 158 Ride Fleetwood (which I thought was too wide for me size 11, 185lbs). Thought I saw a shop that had a Arbor Wasteland on sale for like $300 and a replacement Fleetwood for $250. Anyone have any opinions on the two?
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When was the last time you visited Escalante? Fifty miles east of Bryce Canyon, Escalante is smack in the middle of the Wild West. Residents who want to live here have created viable and sustainable livelihoods for themselves.
Since 1996, when the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument was established, many new buildings and businesses have emerged. Escalante offers a rare resource: quiet, beautiful wild lands that will last eons. This attracts people to come and explore this unique geological area.
Entrepreneurs and telecommuters have flocked to Escalante, opening retail stores, restaurants, guide services, high-end lodging, etc. These businesses thrive because they meet the needs of tourists seeking adventure or solitude.
If the monument was not wrapped around Escalante and mining was permitted, this fair city would be a far different place. Coal, oil, and natural gas only lasts until it's gone, but pristine lands can last forever.
As Sally Gibbs said in 1887, "If you want something badly enough you are going to find a way." Escalante has found a way to survive, to thrive, even in these rough economic times, without destroying what is so valuable to us all: unspoiled public lands.
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Wall Street giant Lehman Brothers hanging by a thread as Greenspan warns of 'worst economic crisis I've ever seen'
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How did the U.S. economy change after WWII ended, compared to what it had been like during the war? what Where people were able to have and do, and what might it have felt like after the scarcity of wartime.
The U.S. economy boomed after WWII. During the war we had not been able to buy most consumer items -- like cars, refrigerators, record players, and washing machines. The companies that had made those big items had manufactured things for the military. However, within a year or two after the war ended, companies began making consumer items again. I remember the new car (a big 1947 Studebaker) we bought to replace our 1937 Plymouth. We also bought a record player and a washing machine.
Gas and food rationing ended shortly after the war, too. Now we could buy butter and as much meat and gas as we wanted. We started taking more trips by car then.
Since I was only 11 when the war ended, I wasn't aware of too much scarcity, but I do know that we didn't have to buy white margarine any more.
This is how I answered this question. Am I on the right track?
The economy was altered from a war time economy to a peace time economy. Taxes were lowered allowing for consumers to spend on wants instead of needs. Government buying went way down; because they no longer needed to purchase materiel for the war. Millions of men re-entered the workforce forcing many women back into the home after finally being accepted into the workforce. Also, the U.S. economy became even more international in scope. Because the U.S. was left as the only major manufacturing country that had not been badly damaged by the war, U.S. exports went up. World War II greatly improved our economy. Women got the taste of working outside the home, the stock market was on the uprising again. People were starting to make money and become prosperous. Finally marriage and motherhood came back as prosperity empowered couples who had postponed marriage.
I'm not sure that the marriage rate went up. Many servicemen married during the war. However, there was a baby boom.
I suggest you also include some of the information I gave you about the availability of goods that hadn't been available during the war.
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Slightly off-topic, but we've owned 3 TL's and a TSX. Honda implements the lockout switch in a ridiculous manner. When you enable the lock function, it even disables all the switches from the driver console -- stupid! The driver is always supposed to be able to control all windows. The idea of the lockout switch is to prevent passengers from "playing" with the windows.
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Rosella F. Porterfield was born in Daviess County, KY. She was a teacher and the first African American librarian in the Elsmere-Erlanger School System in northern Kentucky. She retired from the Elsmere-Erlanger System. The Elsmere Park Board rededicated the Rosella French Porterfield Park in 2002. She is referred to as the Rosa Parks of Northern Kentucky. In 1955, while head teacher at the African American School, Wilkins Heights, Porterfield approached the Elsmere superintendent and said that it was time to integrate the schools. The request was taken to the school board and approved. Porterfield was a 1940 graduate of Kentucky Normal and Industrial School [now Kentucky State University]. In 2007, Rosella French Porterfield was inducted into the Kentucky Commission on Human Rights Hall of Fame. For more see "Civil-rights pioneer Porterfield honored," The Enquirer (Cincinnati.com), 07/25/02; and C. Meyhew, "Rosella Porterfield, 85, helped integrate schools," The Cincinnati Enquirer, 11/10/2004, Metro section, p. 4C.
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The Hill writes Obama gaffe story despite a lack of gaffes
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A couple things are goofy about this Bridget Johnson piece, in which she seems to be auditioning for a gig at Politico. First, many of the examples she sites as Obama "gaffes" aren't actually gaffes. And second, she suggests it's the new media landscape of "Instant Internet communication and an explosion in political commentary," that has put the new (Democratic) president under such a media microscope.
Excuse me, but I'm pretty sure when President Bush left office two months ago the Internet, as well as the 24-hour news cycle, existed. So why the double standard for Obama?
But back to the gaffes. Here's how Johnson lays them out at the top of the story:
Last week was notable for budget battles and a new Afghanistan strategy, rather than for headline-hogging gaffes, although the president didn't escape a few media jeers for his reliance on a giant TV screen in place of his trademark teleprompter to feed him his lines at Tuesday's primetime press conference.
His careful responses to reporters' questions, in an appearance that many commentators branded as boring, didn't wander into such hot-button territory as he found himself in the previous week when he told Jay Leno on "The Tonight Show" that his bowling skills were akin to those of the Special Olympics.
I can only find one actual gaffe; the ill-advised Special Olympics comment. But how is using a large teleprompter an embarrassing miscue? The pointless issue is only a topic of debate because the press corps wants to make it one. Same with Obama's "boring" press conference. Suddenly, if presidents are articulate and philosophical while discussing the pressing issues of the day at a White House press conference the press dubs that a blunder?
The Hill published an article about Obama's gaffes. But in truth the miscues often cited are errors in judgment made by the press. Sort of ironic, no?
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Only tradition I'm familiar with was the Shellback initiation, but thats all about the equator, not an Atlantic crossing.
I might be able to dig up some pictures of that for you.....
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Only tradition I'm familiar with was the Shellback initiation, but thats all about the equator, not an Atlantic crossing.
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We plan to cross but did not know about the tradition.
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I'm new here and haven't been on a boat forum in YEARS! To give you guys a bit of a background, I lived on a boat between the ages of 7 and 15 sailing around with my mum and dad (and then later just my Dad). Mainly around South America, Caribbean, etc, we did two Atlantic crossings during that time (in the mid 90s). My Dad is a shipwright and is now settled in Barcelona building boats and boat related things, and I'm now a landlubber and photographer.
In a lot of my photographic work, I explore the period of my childhood when we were travelling, because we took only about 4 photos the whole time, and I feel like that part of my life is missing. I only shoot on film, and more specifically on expired Polaroid film. It's beautiful stuff and is a bit weird due to expiry, but I now only have about 5 years to go before the film is dead (they don't make it anymore) - so, to cut a long story short, I'm looking to do what I can with it before it is too late.
I'm now in the VERY early stages of thinking about a big long term project that should take me towards the end of the film, and that is to do with sailing and superstition and specifically about yachties who disguise themselves when crossing the Atlantic, and other seafaring traditions.
I was wondering if any of you have done an Atlantic crossing, and if so did you disguise yourselves when crossing "the line"? We did, I was King Tutankhamun and Dad was Neptune, my Mum was a pirate and a guy we picked up in the Cape Verde called Isaac was Christopher Columbus... apparently lots of people used to do this.
If so - do you have any memories of this tradition of disguise, or are planning to do this on a future trip?
I'm just starting to think about this, so I'm trying to work out if it's a documentary project that is doable, so any feedback would be amazing!
Thank you all in advance,
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