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Tenzer Earns Weekly Award After Leading Phoenix to Regular Season Title
By: Ryan Hartwig (@GBHartwig)
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – After leading his team to a second consecutive Horizon League regular season title over the weekend, Green Bay men's tennis junior Michael Tenzer (Neuried, Germany) was selected as the Horizon League Player of the Week on Monday for the second time this season and fourth time in his standout career.
Tenzer posted a 4-0 record at No. 1 singles and No. 1 doubles in a pair of wins against Detroit and Wright State, helping the Phoenix to a perfect 6-0 record in league play (16-7 overall) for the second year in a row. In addition, the reigning Horizon League Player of the Year wrapped up his regular season with an unblemished 6-0 mark against conference opponents at No. 1 singles for the second straight year.
"Michael had a great final weekend of the regular season, leading the team to two wins and an undefeated record in conference play," Phoenix head coach Mark Thomas said. "Individually, Michael's undefeated record at the No. 1 position in both singles and doubles is extremely impressive."
In Friday's 5-2 victory over Detroit in Kalamazoo, Mich., Tenzer teamed up with sophomore Howard Scott (Exeter, England) for Green Bay's lone doubles win – an 8-5 triumph at No. 1 against Rafael Orantes and Chance Conley – and then earned a 6-2, 7-5 win over the Titans' Bobby Cawood at the top singles spot. The win helped the Phoenix clinch at least a share of the regular season crown.
Saturday saw Green Bay claim the title outright, with Tenzer collecting two more wins in a 5-2 result at Wright State. The Phoenix dropped the doubles point for the second straight match, but Tenzer and Scott prevailed 8-6 against Hayden Joblin and Ricardo Pineda at No. 1, and the Phoenix rallied once again to take five of the singles contests. Tenzer defeated the Raiders' Dan Gilbert at the No. 1 spot by a familiar score of 6-2, 7-5.
Tenzer concluded the regular season with an outstanding 16-4 singles record, winning 10 of his last 12 matches. He also accumulated an impressive 15-6 record in doubles action and a 6-0 mark in league play, primarily teaming up with Scott at No. 1.
Top-seeded Green Bay will have a first-round bye in this weekend's 2014 Horizon League Championship, which will take place at the University of Michigan Tennis Center in Ann Arbor, Mich. The Phoenix will play the winner of No. 4 Valparaiso and No. 5 UIC on Saturday, April 26 at 2 p.m. CT. The entire championship will be streamed live on the Horizon League Network.
Green Bay finished runner-up at last year's championship after earning the program's first Horizon League tournament title and first NCAA berth in 2012.
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|Alva, Ashok
|Sajwan, K
|Paramasivam, S
Submitted to: Archives of Agronomy and Soil Science
Publication Type: Peer Reviewed Journal
Publication Acceptance Date: 1/1/2011
Publication Date: 1/1/2011
Citation: Alva, A.K., Sajwan, K., Paramasivam, S. 2011. Effects of water treatment residuals and coal combustion byproduct amendments on properties of a sandy soil and impact on crop production – A pot experiment. Archives of Agronomy and Soil Science. 2011:1-10. Interpretive Summary: Environmentally acceptable disposal of byproducts of coal fired electric power plants (i.e. fly ash), municipal water treatment plants (i.e. sewage sludge) and livestock industries (i.e. animal or chicken manure) is of major concern. The above byproducts contain one or more plant essential nutrients at rather low concentrations. Therefore, application of the above byproducts as agricultural soil amendments has been evaluated. This approach is appealing to the agricultural producers provided that no negative effects on the crop production/quality as well as on the soil and water quality are documented. In a pot experiment, the affects of application of varying rates of either chicken manure, sewage sludge, incinerated sewage sludge, or fly ash at various rates on two potato cultivars ('Russet Burbank' and 'Umatilla Russet') were evaluated using a sandy soil representative of major potato production region in the United States Pacific Northwest. In both cultivars, tuber yield was significantly reduced only at the high rate of sewage sludge amendment (89.6 metric tonnes/ha). This pot study demonstrated that application of high rates of these byproducts, except sewage sludge, had no negative effects on the tuber yields of both cultivars. The residual affects of these amendments on the subsequent crops (in a potato rotation) as well as repeated annual application of these byproducts at various rates have yet to be investigated.
Technical Abstract: Byproducts of coal combustion (such as fly ash: FA), livestock industry (such as chicken manure: CM, or animal manure, etc), or water treatment residuals (such as sewage sludge: SS, or incinerated sewage sludge: ISS) can be used as amendments to agricultural soils, provided that these byproducts (applied as single source or in combination) contribute to an improvement in the soil physical, chemical, or biological properties without causing any negative effects on the soil and/or water quality as well as crop growth or production. There is an increasing interest in land application of these byproducts at high rates to dispose these byproducts as an alternative to stockpiling in landfills. This approach requires demonstration of: (i) no negative effects of application of these materials on agricultural soils, crop production and/or environmental quality; and (ii) some beneficial effects on crop yield and/or quality associated to use of these by products as soil amendments. A pot experiment was conducted to investigate the effects of application of high rates of either CM (5.6, 11.2 or 22.4 Mg ha-1; i.e. metric tones per hectacre), SS, ISS, or FA (each at 22.4, 44.8, or 89.6 Mg/ha) on a Quincy fine sand (mixed, mesic, Xeric, Torripsamments) both in terms of soil properties as well as growth (130 days) and tuber yield of two potato cultivars (Russet Burbank: RB, and Umatilla Russet: UR). In the case of RB cultivar, no significant affect was evident with most of the amendment treatments as compared to the unamended treatment. A significant reduction in tuber yield was observed with 89.6 Mg/ha SS. In the case of UR cultivar, however, tuber yield increased with 11.2 Mg ha/ha CM or 89.6 Mg/ha ISS, and decreased with 89.6 Mg/ha SS compared to that in the unamended treatment. A significantly greater vegetative growth (leaves and stems) was evident in the UR cultivar with a high rate of SS, which may, in part, explain the significant reduction in the tuber yield. However, the above trend was not evident with the RB cultivar. Sequential fractionation of metals in the soils revealed significant treatment effects on the distribution of different forms (readily soluble, organically bound, precipitated, and residual forms) of Cu and Zn, particularly with respect to various rates of SS and ISS. The concentration of total Cu and that of Cu in the organically bound and precipitated forms increased with increasing rates of SS and ISS. The magnitude of the difference was greater with the latter as compared to that of the former. A similar trend was also evident with respect to Zn, except that the magnitude of difference between SS and ISS rates was less apparent than that for Cu.

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SQL UPDATE CommandUpdate command in SQL is used to change any record in the table. Records are to be manipulated or updated using update command. Conditional update is the most common type of update command used in MySQL also. You are requested to go through the SQL WHERE command before using update command as both are to be used in proper combinations. Here is one simple command but before trying this please understand the implication of this. Without using any where command (or without using any restriction) the command will change all the records of the table. So let us start with the simple command.
UPDATE student SET class='Five'This command will change all the records of the table student and will change all the class field to Five. This is not what is required in common cases so we will be changing records based on some conditions. Now we will change all the class four students to class five. Our command should selectively update those records for which class is equal to "four" and will update them to "five". We will use one where clause along with update command for updating the records.
UPDATE student SET class='Five' WHERE class='Four'
This command will update only those records for which class is equal to 'Four'. So this way we can update records selectively. Now let us move one more step and change the records selectively based on some value in some other field. We will change records for which class is equal to 'Four' and mark is more than 70. We will promote those students only who has got more than or equal to 70 mark.
UPDATE student SET class='Five' WHERE class='Four' and mark >= 70This will only change the records for which class=four and mark is more than or equal to 70. We have added two conditions by using AND as a logical operator. This way we can continue with adding more AND combinations to the query. Depending on the logic requirement OR combination can be added to the WHERE clause to UPDATE the records.
Updating multiple columns of a tableWe will use one more student table where we will store mark obtained by students in three subjects. You can download sql dump of this table at the end of this tutorial.
Update mark of the studentLet us update the new marks for Krish Star ( id =4)
UPDATE student3 SET math=50, social=60, science=55 WHERE id=4Let us increase the mark of Arnold ( id =3 ) by 5 in all subjects
UPDATE student3 SET math=math+5, social=social+5, science=science+5 WHERE id=3By adding a Where condition we are restricting updating to one record only. Without using Where clause we can update the total table with new data. Let us try to update student marks to 0.
UPDATE student3 SET math=0, social=0, science=0
Updating second tables with data from first tableIt is often required to use one table and update data in another table. The second table columns gets updated by taking data from first table. Let us say we have one table where students test marks are stored along with other details in other columns. We can collect only the test data and keep them in a separate table. Let us call this second table as student mark table. Both the tables will have student id field which we will be using to link both tables.
Let us start with our student mark table. This table has two columns, s_id stores the student id and mark column stores total mark of the student.
We will keep id of the student in s_id and keep mark as zero. By using sql dump given at the end of this page you can create table. Let us first change the total mark of all students to zero.
UPDATE student3_total SET mark=0Now let us update this mark column of student3_total table with sum of subject marks of student3 table. Here is the query.
UPDATE student3_total INNER JOIN student3 ON s_id=id SET mark= (math+social+science)Above query will update mark column of student3_total with sum of the marks of each student.
Updating a password field using md5 encryptionWe can update the password field with md5 encryption. To store this data we will change the length of field to 32 char. Here is a command to update password field with new md5 encrypted password.
update user_mem set password=md5(password)Substituting part of a data of a field using replace command in your SQL statement
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Dance the Tears Away
Over the last three months, the Mixmasters resident dancer, Katie Toohil, has allowed us through her Directors Notes series to peer into the intimate details of producing a show based on the confrontation of sorrow, a unique introspection expressed through emotional, original choreography and contemporary music. Loosely based on the Kubler-Ross model of the five stages of grief, Toohils Grieve bravely examines the stages set to a powerful soundtrack that includes favorites like Arcade Fire, the Decemberists and Modest Mouse. Grieve is an experiment in human connection, utilizing the emotional bonds formed between artist and audience through art in movement. In her Directors Notes, Toohil, who unexpectedly lost her father last year, says the concept has grown into something that has helped her place her own grief into perspective. The show asks audience and performers alike to leave their comfort zones and face the scars we hide stoically. Grieve opens on October 14 at the Oak Cliff Cultural Center and includes a solid collection of DFW dancers who unabashedly celebrate life in all its manifestations. Performances are at 7:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays through October 22. For more information, call 214-670-3777 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Fridays, Saturdays, 7:30 p.m. Starts: Oct. 14. Continues through Oct. 22, 2011
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We had a great weekend at Danat Al Ain Resort! It was our first trip to Al Ain and we didn't expect to see such a beautiful resort facilities in UAE. We spent the most beautiful moments and it was pure relaxation on the nicest pool which is very awesome. The check-in was quick and very easy and the rooms are quiet nice with newly refurbished and nice view of the pool. Service was excellent and the food was 5 star. The breakfast was very good, little bit the same each morning, but ok. Everything about this resort is unique and special. Not to forget the friendliness of the staff and the smile on their faces all day long. Great for an inexpensive week-end getaway. We will definitely come back to this resort and we highly recommend it for families.
courtyard, gym 2 of the 4 stationary bikes in the gym did not operate correctly, but all the other equipment was fine.
Was there for an extended time, management staff (Rula Awad) lied about rates and staff in general upcharged whenever possible. Noisy with no sensitivity to guests. Internet was hit or miss, mostly miss, service was questionable, but worst was what was quoted vs, what was charged. Management was rude and would not respond to reason. Nothing for several miles around, outside of town. Pool was overcrowded by locals. No privacy. Onsite restaurants were overprice and not that good.
Convenient Location ... MOST HELPFUL and friendly staff! The housekeeping staff and concierge were amazing! Rates went up while we were there ... August 30 & 31st were much cheaper than September 1st & 2nd
Everything! We wished we could have stayed longer, but will return.Our room was spacious and had a balcony and view. Resturants and food.wine excellent. Staff so helpful and welcoming. Fantastic hotel and staff. Thank you for a great time Just a suggestion,it would have been nice to have 2 chairs on the balcony so we could sit outside and enjoy the fresh air and view. Nothing fancy just the plastic white chairs would have been good.
Good pools and work out gym. Poor wifi service; slow; no wifi in rooms
BEAUTIFUL piano and violin music in the lobby area every night. Very nice. Very nice and friendly staff, and very much enjoyed the gym and the olympic pool for swimming laps. Taxis are always available out front, and the Al Ain mall is very close. Did not like however, that wifi was ONLY available in the lobby. So incredibly inconvenient. Hilton can provide it in the individual rooms, as it IS available...you just have to pay for it. Why though?! Most hotels offer it free in the rooms, but Hilton did not, and the way they advertised their wifi for this hotel is misleading to make one think it would be available in the room for free. Also, the shower curtain was cheap and of poor design, as it did not actually keep water inside the shower (ended up all over the bathroom floor instead), and the hair dryer got overheated fairly quickly and just stopped working. Though the pool was nice, I did go one morning only to find a disturbing number of materials such as cigarette butts, bees, ants, and pigeon feathers floating in the water. Gross.
A run down hotel, smelly rooms, service and staff are very good but that cannot make up for the general bad state the hotel is in I checked out a day early and while I knew I would have to pay the full night and was ok with it, they also me pay the surcharge for an upgrade I only took because my room was facing a noisy roundabout. A ricidilous bill for a truly bad hotel
i liked all the swimming pools,the spa,the fitness room especially the sauna ,steam and jaccuzi.very clean and quiet atmosphere.the massage that my husband had was very professional! sitting outside night time was a nice experience,i like the one man show's programm. the food served from the restaurant near the small swimming pool(i don't remember it's name.the furniture of the hotel.
The Hotel staff was very co-operative. However more food restaurants are required N/A
Swimming pool Unprofessional service by the staff , and poor reservation team
two things i like 1- the location 2- the swimming pool there are many things which is not matching hilton standrads and those are 1- unprofessional staff at the front desk,2- they are not offering the complementaries as the other hilton branch,2 they are not fast in servicing the rooms and they will do the cleaning after 10 calls and thousands of reminders.
good beds
swimming pool
Kindness of the staff
new, clean, on the main road through Al Ain as it was a touch down stop for 1 night to break a journey. The cafe in atrium was very loud even within the room until about 11pm and with young children this was not ideal.
The building design and function was quite nice The boss obviously has no idea how to train his staff...they were all pathetic and unprofessional. I get far better service from a 2 star hotel in Abu Dhabi...the hotel is not as nice, but the staff are lovely and make me feel valued and special.
the new furneture. the receptionist was very bad and not helpfull at all.
Near by city center and low prices
excellent services, cleanliness, very friendly staff
The room was clean and Tidy.
Cleanliness There were no dishes available although it had a kitchenette. There were a very restricted amount of channels to watch on tv (esp in eng). were not given sufficient number of towels for two rooms for both the nights that we stayed.
Looks good from the outside The staff who checked us in was not particularly friendly. All the tables in the room were badly scratched. No newspapers provided in the morning. The party hall is an open area onto which most of the rooms overlook. Horribly loud jarring music disturbed all the guests till around 11pm. No response from the staff when we complained. Was a horrible experience!!!
Food choice not very good
rooms were good and clean. we could here whats goin on in neighbouring room as there was a door seperating two rooms
The staff were very professional, warm, helpful, and friendly. You won't get bored at the hotel cause there's some activities you could do - swimming, biking, rec room, museum, gym/sauna, etc... The emergency light on the ceiling has an annoying green light that is lit the whole time. It glows even brighter when it is dark so it could be annoying at night. Breakfast was so-so.
The room was of a decent size and the bed was comfortable. It's an old resort. There seems to be a lot of potential for it to be a nice place but they don't put the money in to upkeep the grounds. Room service food was pretty average and is delivered in plastic to go containers, not four star service at all.
Room and facility non
The design and location of the hotel are good The hotel doesn't provide meals at all so you have to get or make them
Position and view and facilities. Not enough towels in rooms and No toilet paper.
Quit Not for relaxe
the space of the rooms service of the staff ( non arabs ), they are not helpful at all
Nothing that can be written about The food was horrible
We stayed in the one bedroom suite. The facilities offered were adequate. The rooms were neat though my childs clothes were brown at the knees. The kitchen was adequate. They provided bath towels. It is ideal for families who prefer to prepare their own meals or with babies for boiling bottles and preparing their food. It is slightly far away from the town sights so we lost our way but Al Ain is not all that big....
The rooms are fully equipped apartments giving much more space and amenity than a normal hotel room. There is a nice garden and swimming pool for relaxing - although the temperature was 40 plus when I was there! There is a good restaurant on site if you don't want to cook, and a well provisioned supermarket across the road if you do.
I like it as it is near the town central The hotel parking lot are conjusted it is deficulity to park two vehicle in the parking.There are no restorant near it take ages to have food delver to you.


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The Entrepreneurial Musicianship Department offers a range of courses that help students build professional skills and articulate the impact they want to make as musicians. In addition to our survey course, The Entrepreneurial Musician, we offer intensive electives that cover diverse topics such as marketing, communications, financial planning, and legal issues. In our courses, students learn by doing—whether it's talking about their music, building a website, or balancing a budget—students can tailor each assignment to fit their unique interests and goals. Advising is also built into the DNA of our courses; not only do students receive ongoing feedback from faculty, EM staff, and peers; many have the opportunity to connect with an E-Advisor who can give them a window into life after graduation. Our faculty members draw on years of experience in different fields of music and business, but share a common vision for equipping students with a robust professional toolkit.
Course Descriptions
Generally, students are awarded one credit for each hour of class time. Exceptions are made for studio, ensemble, and a small number of classes.
For complete information as to courses offered in the current year, students should consult the schedule of course offerings available each semester in the Registrar's Office. Courses numbered 100 through 499 are undergraduate level; courses numbered 500 through 999 are graduate level. Course numbers preceded by a "»" are typically offered each academic year. Course numbers followed by a "T" are taught to mixed classes of undergraduates and graduates. Undergraduate students may register for graduate-level courses with the instructor's permission. Courses followed by a "*" are repeatable for credit. Courses followed by a "**" are repeatable for credit if the topic has changed (permission from Academic Advisor required).
»ENTP 351 – The Entrepreneurial Musician
The Entrepreneurial Musician course provides a strategic perspective of the skills, strategies, and mindsets that help musicians create and develop unique, resilient, and successful careers in today's music field. This class will cultivate a mindset of self-efficacy – the belief in one's capacity to perform specific tasks to achieve goals and standards – as the foundation for a life in music. Since discussions in this course are focused primarily on post-NEC careers, students who register should be at least in their junior year of coursework. (1 credit, GE) E. Epstein, Kalmanovitch, Teeters
»ENTP INT – Entrepreneurial Internship
Internships place students in environments where they learn how to take responsibility for all aspects of a musical endeavor – performance, teaching, administrative work, marketing, etc. – because music careers today demand all of these skills. EM Internships are offered in conjunction with a wide variety of local arts organizations and ensembles, including the Boston Symphony Orchestra, Boston Ballet, the Museum of Fine Arts, A.R.T's Club Oberon, and A Far Cry, among others. Each intern will work directly with a professional from the host organization and is required to work a minimum of 80 hours over the course of a semester. Grading is pass/fail, based on the intern's self-evaluation and his/her manager's performance evaluation. Unpaid internships are available for one credit or zero credits. Students many only earn up to two elective credits total through EM internships. Internships may also be paid, but will not be eligible for credit. International students must obtain Curricular Practical Training for a paid internship. An internship may be repeated for credit, either at the same or a different organization, but must involve a different role and learning objectives than the original internship for which credit was earned. (0 or 1 credit) Faculty
»ENTP 540 – Entrepreneurial Musician Internship
Graduate offering of ENTP 440. (0 or 1 credit) Faculty
»ENTP 551 – The Entrepreneurial Musician: Graduate Seminar
This course provides an in-depth perspective of the skills, strategies, and mindsets that help musicians create and develop unique, resilient and successful careers in today's music field. This class will cultivate a mindset of self-efficacy – the belief in one's capacity to perform specific tasks to achieve goals and standards – as the foundation for a life in music. Class assignments will guide graduate students through the process of setting, planning for, and achieving a specific career goal. Through this course, NEC will invest in developing a roster of Entrepreneurial Advisors: passionate, highly accomplished music industry experts who are motivated to share their professional experience with the next generation of musical leaders. Each registered student will be assigned an E-Advisor according to the student's specific musical needs, goals and interests. Students will be required to plan effectively for advising sessions and to demonstrate that they have incorporated the E-Advisor's feedback into their project plan. Class assignments will be organized around the development of a project plan for a specific career goal. Prerequisite: TOEFL minimum score of 550 or equivalent. (2 credits) Kalmanovitch
ENTP 553 – Music Law 101: Copyright Basics
Even the most talented and advanced musicians need to think and operate like a business to remain successful in today's music world. From artist contracts, copyright law, recording and music publishing agreements, digital rights management, and business organization, music-related careers are affected by legal matters on a regular basis. This course provides an introduction to the legal issues surrounding United States copyright that individuals working in the music business face today. Students will complete the course with a foundation of knowledge in how to protect their own works from unauthorized exploitation. (1 credit) Hill
ENTP 554 – Creating An Audience: Marketing Basics
Recognizing the current needs of the music industry, this course presents an overview of marketing strategies to help students be successful in creating audiences. It provides a solid understanding in the principles of successful marketing, including introduction to basic tools, terminology, and effective communication strategies. At the end of the course, students will have a baseline understanding of how to create effective communication strategies, that can be applied to develop audiences for their performances. (1 credit) Colbert
ENTP 555 – Performance and Communication
This course introduces students to the communicative tools of the performer, ranging from the skills of stage presence and awareness to their more routine applications of presentation and communication. (1 credit) Weiss
ENTP 556 – Finance 101: What Musicians Need to Know
This course is designed for musicians who will soon be transitioning to the professional world and have a desire to better understand and control their finances. It will provide a systematic approach to learning essential finance skills and will promote habits for long-term financial health. Course topics will include financial planning, saving and credit, loan management, taxes, insurance, and retirement planning. Additionally, the course will address how to create and work within a budget for both personal and professional projects. (1 credit) Rosinski
ENTP 557 – Music and the Media
This course will examine the current role of the arts in the mainstream media, where coverage of classical music and jazz is unquestionably shrinking. Students will familiarize themselves with a broad range of sources, debating the basis for effective musical and cultural criticism. On a practical level, the course will also address what kinds of overage are available to musicians today, the kinds of editorial decisions made regarding the placement of arts coverage, and how musicians can effectively advocate for themselves in the press. (1 credit) Pellegrinelli
ENTP 559 – Body Mapping
The powerful course "What Every Musician Needs To Know About the Body" offers practical strategies to decrease tension, prevent pain and injury, and unleash expressive potential while cultivating healthy habits that are important for injury prevention. Hands-on workshops guide instrumentalists and vocalists in an exploration of three important facets of music-making: training movement, training the sense and training attention. Together these areas empower musicians with enhanced coordination and optimal awareness. (1 credit) Mulvey


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… Suppose we transpose, the thinking of differance, this negative philosophy, into the medium of painting. Our project would be to show in painting what painting is not. What would you paint? Stricken by such an odd request we would begin to ponder whether it is everything that can be shown in painting which is not painting itself. A chair, a pipe, a watch. These things are not painting. But as one approaches the canvas, primed and prepped to paint something, one is overcome by a horrific realization: to paint the chair, the pipe, the watch, would still be a painting. Continue reading
My analysis of the compatibility/incompatibility of Christianity and Buddhism. If you feel you are going to take offense, please just don't even read it.
Friend: [I'm] not a fan of the 'pray for this injured kid so he gets help'. As much as I respect religions, wouldn't a god want their people to call a hospital or raise money for someone to get a life saving surgery?
Me: Ok, so you've scratched the surface of HUGE DEBATES which have been going on pre-christianity, and have been problems from the very beginning of christianity. Which book in the bible you read will give you different opinions. The most common opinion cited, (because of it's consistency with the rest of the scriptures) is that faith (or heart) is more important than works (actions), because a good heart will naturally lead to good actions, and it's more important to have a good heart than to appear to do good. Buddhism of course goes the opposite direction, and there are books in the bible which argue more towards this. Buddhism believes that even if someone's heart is totally selfish, and even if they do good for the wrong reasons, they are still benefiting the world. Multiple new testament books strongly proclaim that faith without good works is dead (meaning that the heart can't be good if it doesn't produce good actions). This becomes a controversial issue. Sort of chicken or the egg. Buddhism also believes that if a bad heart experiences the good feelings of helping others, it will become a natural choice, and in a way selfishness becomes selflessness. Christianity has a vague experience with this but nothing official as it would be apocryphal (inconsistent with primary scriptures).
There are also parallels between the stoic christians and the ascetic buddhists. These deny bodily pleasures in favor of spiritual knowledge and meditation. While christianity would describe it like voluntarily becoming a slave to God, who is perfectlygood, and therefore becoming an instrument for good to come into the world, buddhism would describe it like becoming dead. One is perfectly in tune with the universe, immune to false opinions because one has no opinions. This is initially shocking to Christianity because one would not want to be dead, because dead people can't do good. But essentially these methods are similar.
To continue my wonderful spark of insight, the buddhists believe that suffering is just a natural part of life (almost a logical consequence of having brains, which I am discovering more and more I think is the case). Christianity builds on the creation story that suffering is because of the essentially evil nature of human hearts, and that only God can rescue us from punishment, (or creating our own hell is a better interpretation, but that's not fundamentalist). So suffering in one christian sense (called Deuteronomical, based strongly on the book of deuteronomy) is punishment because of our legal infractions against God. While this thinking is common in a majority of religions and is appealing to a majority of humans because of its deterministic and legal nature, it's also simplistic and childish. Like the child caught in the cookie jar, it also connects with humanity because of its simplicity and childishness. I find this to be a wonderful parallel to Karma. Which is slightly more mature to me because it highlights the deterministic strength of the idea. But both have a strange idea of justice and the universe, in which balance must be in some way restored.
Away and Apart
by Daniel Young
Sitting down, face to face
there is no bandaid, there is no brace.
I am 1,800 miles from home, staring at you through a screen.
Missing you with an aching pain.
Like a foggy window, made of plexiglass,
we can move behind it, but never pass.
Our fingers laid, can match the others.
Still, much too far away for lovers.
This dividing pane, cuts me in half.
The mocking muses quoteth plath:
(nodding on the left bed side).
Tell me, what does the veil hide?
These bone bars which hold my heart,
constrict my breath and chain me short.
Like having four lead walls, caving in,
or perhaps I am a bug on a pin.
I flop about, a gasping fish
You make it better, but you can't kiss.
Cause you're not here,
and I'm not there.
You can't even hug your teddy bear.
by Daniel Young
The clock emerges from the alphabet soup.
Perhaps it wound itself.
The color swatches of God:
the sea, the sand,
the leaves, the trees.
Is there treachery here?
Is a pipe a pipe?
Is a rose a pipe?
Both is a word which signifies nothing,
until I give it something to talk about.
Creation. Still wrapped in a veil.
The dreams and wheels
within wheels and dreams.
Where is the master hiding?
The strings attached to us,
have fingers above,
and the story cohesion.
Must the characters enjoy their fate,
and not decide their part?
Dear Scarf, Return.
by Daniel Young
My furry friend that I have lost,
There is cold air upon my neck.
It longs for your long, snuggle hugs.
It longs for your style and embrace.
It longs to be under wraps.
Away from this shivering nudity.
Perhaps you have found some other fine neck
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How I wish to know, by sea or by wind?
by Daniel Young
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The blaring sun.
A coarseness in my clothes.
Where am I?
It's certainly not familiar.
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Welcome to two-foot island.
I wade into the knee-deep shallows
to salvage any thing.
Sift and sliver, bits of debris
for my pitiful shack,
a miserable stack,
a mound of putrid logs.
Lifting up a mast I find–
corpses mixing with the fishes
dying red my hopes and wishes
nightmarish dreams advance this christmas
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WATER me WATER Oh, to make it quick!
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him take his final breath. The world is painted, a muted yellow.
This is killing me.
No one can hear me speak.
The Doctor listens quietly,
and then prescribes some pills.
–Words betray me.–
Running for President
by Daniel Young
(Co-poetry with Andres Escudero)
I run on sunday.
I'm nominated monday.
I'm elected on tuesday,
I'm inaugurated wednesday.
I'm assassinated thursday.
Vote for me.
I'll be hung with a business tie,
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You can't live without it.
Out in the desert you know how precious it is.
Such thirst sits in your rock-hard throat.
Mining your soul with a pickaxe.
When you've walked for days and find a river,
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You need it to be true.
It tastes so sweet,
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Apr 23, 2013 - By Katie Roenigk, Staff WriterThe Fremont County Coroner's Office is investigating two unrelated and unsuspicious deaths that took place over the weekend in Riverton.
The first was reported at about 11:40 a.m. Saturday, when Vance Reed, 44, of Riverton, was found unresponsive behind the wheel of his car on Smith Road. Coroner Ed McAuslan said Reed was transported to Riverton Memorial Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
Preliminary autopsy results show the death was natural, but McAuslan said he will wait for a final report to determine an official cause.
"There was no accident," McAuslan added. "He just pulled his car over to the side of the road."
Initial reports of "convulsions" refer to Reed as a patient who had a seizure and was unconscious but breathing. The person who made the report said he or she had seen Reed's car drifting, and the subject inside of the vehicle reportedly was "shaking."
The initial report also states that Reed had been diagnosed with a seizure disorder.
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Re: Re: easiest way to sort a list?
Hi Hartmut (and newsgroup),
Thanks for unraveling the linear nature of the Block[{i... function. Nice
Since this topic shows no sign of slowing down, I thought I would present a
couple refined versions of my two functions. First, an improvement of the
"linear" solution:
By including Sequence in the Block variables, Mathematica doesn't waste time
eliminating Sequences until after the Block is exited. This seems to be a
5-10% or so improvement in speed.
Secondly, an improvement of my O(n log n) solution:
tmp=Union[tmp, SameTest->(#1[[1]]===#2[[1]]&)];
The key idea here is that Sort with the default ordering function is much
faster than Sort with a user supplied ordering function. So, RotateLeft
switches the order of the index and the element to allow Sort to be used
with its default ordering function. For lists with a large number of
distinct elements, this seems to improve the speed by a factor of 3.
Carl Woll
Dept of Physics
U of Washington
Wolf, Hartmut wrote:
> Hello everone,
> I just sent a letter to Carl K.Woll, part of which I would like to
> publish to the community:
> Hello Carl,
> congratulations for your brilliant solution of "easiest way to sort a
> list?" At the first glance, ... I was already struck.
> According to my measurements, you proposed not only the fastest
> solution, but also the second fastest, the fastest O[n log n] version.
> ....
> The question that concerned me was, is your solution really O[n]? My
> preoccupation before was that O[n log n] could be the best achievable.
> Clearly your solution is O[n] for 'smaller' samples, but the question
> was, is it still O[n] for very large samples? So I did some
> measurements, which I'd like to show you. They are in the two attached
> notebooks (...not for you, unless you request it from
> mailto:hwolf at debis.com )
> What is the interpretation of the graphs? In fact your solution is as
> far as I could calculate seemingly linear overall. There are interesting
> wiggles in it. The algorithm seems to become increasingly worse, when it
> makes up it's mind and "starts anew". Well I think this are the traces
> of Mathematica's Extendible Hashing algorithm for the symbol store. When
> hashing becomes more and more inefficient (due to collisions) then the
> store ist extended. (This conforms to my observation of memory usage
> with Windows NT Task Manager during the calculation, where I say periods
> of rapid increase of used memory and times of slower grow.) So it's this
> extension, which keeps your algorithm linear.
> ....
> With kind regards, your
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Employer evasion of workers' entitlements 1968 – 1995: why, what and whose?
Maconachie, Glenda J. & Goodwin, Miles (2010) Employer evasion of workers' entitlements 1968 – 1995: why, what and whose? Journal of Industrial Relations, 52(4), pp. 419-437.
Employer non-compliance with workers' entitlements has been largely ignored in Australian industrial relations. The legal and regulatory literature however, identifies arguments relating to employer propensity to evade regulatory requirements, as well as highlighting environmental factors that may influence such behaviour. This article explores these issues in the Australian federal industrial relations jurisdiction, as well as providing a picture of employer evasion of minimum labour standards between 1986 and 1995: who is exploited and in respect of what entitlements. Industry contexts and common characteristics of non-compliance are outlined by exploration of 30 awards ranked by the extent of underpayments recovered by the federal inspectorate during the period. Employer evasion of workers' entitlements is arguably a calculated business decision, prompted or facilitated by intense competition, precarious employment (particularly female and youth), non-unionized workplaces and under-resourced enforcement agencies.
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I'm running Secunia PSI 126.96.36.19903 on a Win Vista machine. Yesterday Secunia ran it's regularly scheduled weekly scan. There was 1 program that needed to update: Firefox. I "installed" the solution but Secunia is stalled on "waiting for update to complete." it's been that way for almost 24 hours.
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Yes....if you delete the old version/file....psi can't detect and try to update. It's the same with a few progs....they leave behind the previous. Before psi auto-updates....the program would still be detected, but there wasn't the problem of it always trying update.
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|All right. I'll delete it.
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No. 29's right: on a championship team featuring so many different heroes, an individual record is indeed irrelevant. Touchdown or not, his interception return put Stanford in position to win a title. The Farm Boys were again afloat, still in the mix even after falling behind 24-17 on another Franklin touchdown run.
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To win the biggest game of his young career, Hogan the athlete would have to become Hogan the passer. He'd have to find a way to dissect what had been impenetrable Bruins' zone coverage downfield, and he'd have to do it against the long odds of 3rd-and-15. Drew Terrell, the zone buster of four critical catches for 70 yards, stepped up to the challenge on Pep Hamilton's aggressive four verticals play-call.
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Stanford's defense would not squander second life. UCLA outgained the Cardinal 461-325 on the game, but the bulk of that production came before Mason's adjustments kicked in. When push truly came to shove, Usua Amanam's speed was used to curtail the Bruins' sideline swing pass game, while Jordan Richards crept up to take away dangerous tight end Joe Fauria (one catch, 17 yards) and the rest of the Baby Blue's quick strike attack. That allowed the Cardinal to stay at home against Franklin while daring Hundley to beat them over the top. On a wet day, the freshman wasn't able to do that, and UCLA came up empty in the fourth quarter after slicing like a hot knife through butter during the previous three.
Offense wins games; defense wins championships. Modify that for this contest: offense kept Stanford in the game, until the defense figured it out and sealed the Pac-12 Championship.
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Hi all,
I am in the "wish list" phase of upgrading a nice little SBC street motor. I thought I would jot down my thoughts here and see what the experienced folks think of what I have in mind.
This is for a first generation GMC S-15 SBC conversion. The truck is run daily, and is an absolute hoot to drive.
1980 4-bolt truck block w/stock internals (8.2-8.4-ish SCR)
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Summit 1787 HFT cam (260/260 and .427/.427 110 LSA) - great little cam for a stock engine, BTW!
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My goals are to do a head and cam swap to upgrade overall power and torque and be able to run on 87 octane gas. The truck will live on the street and never see any track duty. All I want is make the grin on my face a little wider than it already is when I drive it, and to whoop the occasional unsuspecting boy racer Mustang/Camaro if the opportunity arises.
Unless someone convinces me otherwise, I am targeting a DCR of about 7.5 to 1. I can achieve that with 64cc chambers along with the right head gasket and camshaft.
So, for parts here is what I have in mind at the moment:
Cam (HFT):
Lunati VooDoo 60101 (256/262 and .454/.468) or 60102 (262/268 and .468/.489) - both are 112 LSA. I am of the "pick the smaller of the two you like" school when it comes to cams, so I am leaning towards the 60101.
Although I'd love to, a hydraulic roller conversion simply isn't in the budget at the moment. Maybe later.
For exhaust system reasons I need to have stock exhaust port locations - nothing raised. So, AFRs are out. As are Jeg's aluminum heads, and likely several others.
So far I like the price/quality of both the 180cc Brodix Iron Killers and the 180cc Dart SHPs. Neither would require a spring swap to accommodate either of those VooDoo cams, or any other similar grinds I suppose.
I have entertained the thought of using 062 Vortecs. The issue I have there is once I'm done with the spring swap and buying new Vortec-specific parts (intake, self-guiding rockers, etc.) I am already very close to the cost of the assembled aluminum heads I mentioned. At that price, I might as well enjoy the 40 or so pound weight savings as well.
So, what do you guys think - are there any other similarly priced non-Vortec heads with stock exhaust port locations out there that I should consider? Thanks in advance!
For a basic head without paying the extra money the dart 180cc heads are really great heads. My build 350 600 holley VS weiand dual plane high rise dart shp 180cc 72 cc chamber aluminum heads and a lunati voodoo hydraulic roller cam 272/280 219/227 @50 duration 515/530 lift with full roller rockers. I have about 9:1 compression and I run 89 octane with no issues. I have tried 87 before and it did fine without any issues but I prefer to be safe. Mine sits in a 96 s10 3.42 rear gears with a 350 turbo and 2200 stall and this thing is absolutely very fast and has excellent street manners and throttle response with a great power curve to about 5500 to 6000 rpm. I had a set of rhs iron heads before the dart shp and I cold not believe the difference just swapping out the heads to the dart shp and one step bigger in cam size. I love my truck and drive it year round. Gearing up for a posi unit for it. I would go with the dart shp heads and the 60102 cam which is the same as mine just a flat tappet version. You should push 375/400 hp and 400 ftlbs with flat top pistons.
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Eric listed a very nice street build. I only caution to be very careful wen using aggressive flat tappet cams.
When cam shopping,keep all of the specs in mind & do the math.Don't get so hung up on the lift & duration that you overlook 1 of the most critical specs, IVC(intake valve closing).You can have the perfect combo of heads,pistons,a great SCR,but,if you choose a cam with the wrong timing,none of it will matter.Too early of an IVC & you'll be detonating all day,too late & it won't pull the hat off your head.Also,the combo needs to match.If your chosen cam has a RPM range 3000 to 5000 RPMs & your heads reach max flow @ 4000 RPMs,what do you got ???The intake power range is just as critical.Choose your parts,do the math,make corrections.
These heads will take 50 pounds off the front wheels, perform close to Vortecs, accept normal in and out manifolds and headers, are budget friendly. The compression boost will wake your existing cam way up, the aluminum will allow a ratio boost or more in compression which is what you'll get and you'll get by with regular to mid range fuel. The 4.11's will work with the bigger ports and more aggressive intake to keep the low through mid RPM torque up while cranking on the top end.
Ya gotta love an S10/S15 with a V8 although I have a Ford freind that's running a 460 in a Bronco II on the street, talk about a beast! If you got 'em, smoke 'em kind of machine when it comes to tires.
I would get a set of Vortech heads and be cheap. If you just have to have aluminum, then Dart SHP Aluminum head is excellent for the money. The Vortech head would not need machining with the cam you have, so it would make the Vortech head cheap. Good valve job and roller rockers is all I would do. You don't need a lot of head to support what you have and make a bunch more power. 882 heads are power robbers. If you go with a bigger cam, then go Dart head and better intake.
motorcitykid and f bob,welcome to the forum
consider shp heads,9 1/4:1 compression,small roller hydraulic,,,, should make close to 400 hp on 87,with similar torque numbers
Thanks for the inputs everybody. Looks like the Dart heads are very well respected around here. I had been leaning towards the IKs, but I'll have a closer look at the SHPs now. With the IKs, the lifters can be pulled out without removing the intake, which is a really neat feature in my opinion. I wonder if that's possible with the Darts?
I also should have mentioned that I am not able to go with a taller intake due to hood clearance issues. Shoehorning the SBC into an S-10/S-15 has its challenges.
The good news is that the EPS seems to be a great choice among the shorter of dual plane manifolds out there - it can support some serious grunt.
Dual Plane Intake Manifold Comparisons - Car Craft Magazine
Look at the hood on my car(hint). you should use a performer RPM intake
Why would you need to pull the lifters out? Get the proper flat tappet cam the first time and this becomes a non-issue. FWIW, apparently the SHP 180's are a lot better than the 200's, so if you need a head larger than 180 you may want to look at a different head.
On a 350 on pump gas a 180cc port is good to put your peak power somewhere around 5500-5700 and your redline around 6,000. This is a very common target zone for hot street 350's.
All that being said, a LS with a cam swap is cheaper, so you may want to at least consider it before you put any more money into a sbc build.
Yes with a s10 hood clearance is a problem but I am able to use a 14x3 air filter no problem and also there is drop base air cleaners that drop the air filter one inch and I am using that on mine cause I have to use a one inch carb spacer in order for my holley center hung fuel bowl fuel line rail to clear my heater connection coming out of my intake. My 86 how ever I had to put a hood scoop on the hood in order to clear but that was because my dad put in welded motor mount and it sits it up kind of higher then with normal motor mounts. Also on my 96 s10 I am using the s10 motor swap mount kit and it uses the old 2.8 v6 motor mounts that fit any s10.
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