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The Memorial Day parade in Deep River will form at Devitt Field on Monday, the 28th of May 2012. The parade steps off at 9:00am. The parade route is north on Main Street, turn right onto River Street, and turn right onto High Street to Fountain Hill Cemetery. Following those ceremonies the parade will proceed to Veterans Memorial Green for the final ceremonies.


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March 8, 2013
CLEARWATER, Fla. - Ashley Rogers tossed a complete-game four hitter but Loyola University Chicago (6-6) was unable to generate much offense in a 2-0 loss to SIU Edwardsville (8-6) this morning at the USF Under Armour Showcase.
SIUE starting pitcher Haley Chambers retired the first seven Ramblers before Hannah Jenkins singled through the right side of the infield, but Loyola was unable to capitalize.
In the fourth, the Ramblers had a golden opportunity to get on the board when Jessica Balzano reached on an error to lead off the inning and Lauren Moore followed with a single to put runners at first and second. Loyola was unable to take advantage however, as a strikeout and a double play groundout ended the scoring threat.
The game stayed scoreless until the bottom of the fifth when SIUE pushed across a pair of runs, all after two outs. Taylor Tooley reached on an infield single and promptly stole second base before Chelsea Yankolovich laced a single to left to score Tooley. The Cougars added an insurance run one batter later on Rebecca Gray's RBI single.
Loyola managed only two hits off Chambers - Jenkins' third-inning single and Moore's fourth-inning knock. Senior outfielder Brooke Andresen remains one hit away from tying Ellen Antonacci's career record of 177 hits.
Loyola faces Villanova today at 12:15 p.m. Eastern.

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Started the 250 OHC 4-bbl, last night I got oil coming out the oil filler tube,.Did a compression test 135 lbs all 6cylinders, no oil on plugs. but if you rev-engine and hold at 2000rpm, oil massively comes up oil tube.oil pressure is where book says it should be.don't have pcv in place yet,Hope I don't have to take apart,motor sounds to good ,how long for rings to seat?gutted a plug and put air to each cylinder,comes out behind carb.not down in crankcase.Is there a baffle at bottom of filler tube?Didn't have factory air cleaner assy this motor.this is about my 10th motor I've rebuilt myself, not much info this motor, fairly rare.I have 69 manual everything it corresponding to book stats,comp. press., oil press.why is oil coming out filler tube?All the
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I would say that the oil filler tube must be the only pressure vent and that the bottom of the oil filler is in the oil bath therefore the only way the engine can vent the bypass pressure is out the filler tube. That motor must have been vented some other way and you now have it plugged with a different manifold, valve cover or whatever that is nolonger vented. As you know, bypass pressure is normal, it needs to go somewhere, but not through the oil bath first.
install the PCV it will relieve some crankcase pressure or install an evacuator system.In an inline engine there is no large areas except for the crankcase so most of the pressure is located there(in a V engine there is room in the lifter valley to take up some of the pressure)so the dipstick tube becomes the vent
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Horse Barn Wiring - Pole Barn
Hello...wiring horse barn from 200 amp service panel.
36' x 60'
7 stalls (12' x 12')
Heated Tack Room (12' x 24')
Storage Room/Stairs (12' x 12')
Hay Loft over main aisle (18' x 60")
My question is what is the best way to run the main runs of conduit and the drops to receptacles/lights?
--- plan on using 3/4" conduit for mains and 1/2" for drops.
Should I run the mains up to the loft, across the rafters on each side of the barn and then run along the sides of the floor joists or drop down into wall cavities to get to where I need to drop down for receptacles/lights? (If I run across the rafters, I can run on the 1x side rather than drill through anything, correct?)
---OR should I run through the floor joists (drill holes) to where I need to go for receptacles/lights --- I'd like to limit the drilling though.
---Any other ideas on a plan for running conduit?
--Also, as I run down into walls that will be enclosed with SYP (e.g. tack room), I've been told that it's a good idea to keep the wire inside conduit even though you are running wire INSIDE a wall that will be enclosed--to protect against any possibility of a rodent getting at the wires---especially in a horse barn to limit any disasters...conduit inside walls - do you agree for safety????
----If i do run conduit inside enclosed walls, how do I connect to each electrical box? --- through the back? -- how will the conduit go into the box if not going through the top of the box with a lock nut?
Thanks in advance for advice!
I think you should call the city elec. insp. and ask a few questions. All the horse barns around here I've been in seem to have all the conduit on the outsides of the stalls and up in the air. The wiring inside the walls would be more readily accessible to rodent damage since they can gnaw with impunity, whereas if it's "out in the room", they tend to avoid them. The new NEC has numerous new codes for outbuildings, so be careful, and good luck!
Also here they don't tax pole barns but once you run power to it that changes.
Called inspector. He said conduit inside walls is ok and does protect against rodents. I do need sch 80 conduit above grade. For # of conductors in 3/4 conduit and other specs he said to look at nec article 547 Does anyone know where I can look at that? Links in a post today did not work. Where can I get a copy of article 547?
Thanks again
Here is a page that was refereed to me once lots of great info.
The other thing with horse barns there is a addtional codes it may come up in your state as well.
For the luminaire choice .,, all the luminarie have to enclosed no open bulbs luminaire at all.
My perfered choice is this ( photo showen below )
That luminarie above the most common bulb I use is F32T8 they are pretty bright and they last long time ( much better than CFL are )
And pay attetion to where put the luminaire at due the horse can wreck it so just be aware where you install it.
For the receptale location just find it where the horse will not hit them ( I useally mount them up pretty high or find a loctation where the horse will not hit it < I have see few cows do some damage as well > )
As far for the conduit fill you will have to use the chart to see how many conductors you can able to use in the conduit but normally I don't useally go over 6 CCC so that way I leave some room to add in future.
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SYDNEY (Reuters Life!) - Daily beatings and prayers five times a day for over a year were all part of Australian photojournalist Nigel Brennan's harrowing ordeal at the hands of a Somalian criminal gang after a 2008 kidnapping.
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Somalia has been mired in violence and awash with weapons since the overthrow of a dictator in 1991. The weak western-backed government controls only parts of Mogadishu, the capital.
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It's not possible to work in development without working with the private sector. How can we get beyond stereotypes to make progress?
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Neoliberal and freemarket economics have left the poor behind. We need to spend less time worrying about development and more about politics and power
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If we want to avoid an endless cycle of protest and corporate resistance, then campaigners need to aim for long-term collaboration with their foes
Leadership The protest movement is failing: it's fighting the same old battles with the same poor resultsActivists' tendency to turn every issue into a fight against government or big business won't create long term change
After years in the development sector, Deborah Doane decided to quit her job and find out what life was really like to live in the global south
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Increasing hostility towards NGOs is one driver of the rapid growth in social entrepreneurship in the developing world
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Daley Ojuederie was given a bit of a dressing down by Big Brother in the early hours of this morning, after he slapped fellow housemate Hazel O'Sullivan.
The professional boxer is currently living with the Irish model in the BB safe house and it's fair to say that they are friendlier than they have ever been.
The pair's time in their private residence has been full of flirting and suggestive behaviour and it continued last night as they tried to go to sleep in separate beds.
The pair were a little tipsy, after a night of drinking and fuelled by the alcohol they flirted and fought over some duvets.
The duo got physical during a pillow fight, after Hazel refused to let Daley sleep and confiscated his bedding.
She taunted and teased him and responded by slapping her on the bum and while she branded him "rude" and told him "You can't slap my arse like that….Don't do that again because it hurt!", O'Sullivan really didn't sound very upset. In fact she still refused to give him back his duvet and standing over her, the hunk warned:
"Do you want me to get mad? Remember what I said? When I go mad it gets scary."
However BB bosses weren't happy with the behaviour and called Daley to the Diary Room to warn him about his behaviour and actions. They told him to tone things down, but he complained:
"All I wanted was my blankets back".
While viewers were responsible for voting Daley and Hazel into the safe house, some people still aren't fans of the pair and one tweeted last night with an idea of how to make the couple pay for breaking Daley's girlfriend's heart.
Katie Corriette was interviewed for BBBOTS last week and broke down as she spoke about the humiliation she has suffered at the hands of the love up pair and one viewer suggested:
"I actually wish they will show @KatieCorriette interview to the house.. #BBUK while Daley and Hazel are in the safe house"
Former BB housemate Luke Anderson said:
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After a rocky free-agent courtship, Odom agreed on a multiyear contract Thursday to stay with the Los Angeles Lakers, keeping intact most of the roster that won the club's 15th NBA title this summer.
Lakers spokesman John Black confirmed a deal, but wouldn't discuss specifics. Odom still hasn't signed the deal, but could do so as early as today.
The contract, which is expected to contain three guaranteed years and a fourth-year option, maintains the Lakers' core of Kobe Bryant, Pau Gasol, Derek Fisher and Odom alongside new teammate Ron Artest. Odom's return means Los Angeles likely will be favored to win another Western Conference title - and that's what the 6-foot-10 Odom said he prized most during his eventful few weeks as a free agent.
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AYSO assigns practice times to teams according to the field that they play games on every Saturday. In some cases, there may be fewer practice times available than there are teams in that division. In those cases, we have assigned a secondary field to a particular division to accommodate their needs.
Many coaches would prefer to practice at locations other than that location assigned to their team. Teams are permitted to practice at other locations with the following caveats:
1. AYSO teams are NOT PERMITTED to practice at PVPUSD fields that AYSO does not have permits to use, specifically, but not withstanding:
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Before practicing on an unassigned PVPUSD field, please contact your division coordinator to determine if (1) PV AYSO holds a permit for that field and (2) that field is available for your desired time.
While it is true that district sites are public and that the public has a right to enjoy their use, our organization does not have a permit to use those facilities and our teams are not permitted to practice there. The reverse is also true - club teams are not permitted to practice or use the school sites where we have permits.
2. For those fields that we are permitted to use, the division that is assigned to the field has first priority of use. For example, BU8 is assigned to Vista Grande. If a team from another division wants to practice at Vista Grande that coach should first check with the BU8 division coordinator to see if there is any space available. If there is no space, they cannot not practice there. BU8 teams are NOT required to give up space on the field to accommodate the team that is not assigned to practice at Vista Grande.


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Following a few brief, general introductory remarks, venerable classical music critic Martin Bernheimer began his Financial Times review of this past Wednesday's opening concert of the Carnegie Hall 2012-2013 season featuring the splendid Chicago Symphony Orchestra under the baton of its music director Riccardo Muti thusly:
Riccardo Muti, whose aesthetic preferences are sometimes surprising, chose to inaugurate [the orchestra's] vaunted Manhattan visit with the meretricious claptrap of Carl Orff's Carmina Burana. So much for intellectual and/or emotional challenge.On reading this we simultaneously smiled and winced (a neat trick, that), for while we could not help but agree with Mr. Bernheimer's bitingly laconic assessment of the work, we nevertheless harbor "an ongoing, undiminished, and fairly mindless fascination with it," as we've previously remarked here on S&F. As we went on to say:
Its unrelenting ostinati; its primitive, propulsive rhythmic drive; its unsubtle tonic-dominant harmony sans any trace of chromatic coloring — in short, its very "dumbness" — is what seems to attract. It's a sort of invigorating mind-rester: primally engaging, and no thought required. And it's weird. Very weird. The text, I mean, its weirdness sharpened by being written and of course sung mostly in Latin.But as Mr. Bernheimer neatly put it concerning other music on the CSO's program for the following night's concert, "one didn't have to love the music on this occasion to admire the music-making," so it is with a particularly brilliant reading of Carmina recorded and released on vinyl LP in 1958 by Capitol Records featuring (of all groups!) the Houston Choral, Houston Youth Symphony Boys' Choir, and Houston Symphony Orchestra with the great and inimitable Leopold Stokowski on the podium which recording was subsequently remastered and transferred to CD by EMI. (It's paired on this recording with a reading of Stravinsky's Firebird Suite about which reading the less said the better.) As we wrote about this recorded performance of Carmina:
Lord knows I'm no Stoki fan generally which in my day was enough to get one run out of Philadelphia on a rail were one reckless enough to admit to it in public. But of all the recorded readings of this work of my experience Stoki is the only one to get everything right sans any minuses. He draws from the at that time less than world-class Houston forces performances that the best of the era would have been proud to have produced, and draws from the soloists — Virginia Babikian, Clyde Hager, and Guy Gardner — performances to match. A truly sterling reading. [Our full and more detailed commentary on Carmina and this recorded performance can be read here.]This EMI remastering is a tough-to-impossible CD to find new, but one well worth the search.


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Western Michigan +2.5 at Minnesota 12:00 BTN
Love the MAC. Minnesota is not very good. The Broncos will get the W at TCF Bank Stadium
Aubrn -16.5 vs. UL-Monroe 12:21 SEC Network
The typical game after a huge upset. After Texas State beat Houston, they lost to Texas Tech 58-10.
UCONN -2.5 at Maryland 12:30 ESPN3.com
Maryland is pretty horrible. I would take the CONN up to 10.
Texas A&M -13.5 at SMU 3:30 CBS Sports Network
The Aggies played the Gators real tough and their freak frosh QB should have it way (and more) with SMU like Baylor did in week 1.
18Florida +1.5 at 23Tennessee 6:00 ESPN
Never have liked Tenn since 1999. Tough to play at TAMU and then at TENN back-to-back, hence the 'dog. Not too confident about this one, but I think the Gators can go into Knoxville and beat the Vols.
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A former Middlebury College hockey player who was dismissed from the team is now suing the school.
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In a lawsuit filed yesterday in U.S. District Court in Burlington, he claims that Middlebury Coach Bill Beaney berated him in front of the team and later dismissed him. WPTZ-TV says the suit seeks damages of more than $75,000.
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Re: Re: Re: Types in Mathematica
On 26 Nov 2005, at 16:47, Steven T. Hatton wrote:
> When I wanted a means of crating a locally orthogonal basis in
> Mathematica, I
> turned to my experience in 3D graphics for a solution. I've found
> a few
> surprising limitations in the offerings of Mathematica in terms of
> mathematical functionality.
I would suggest that before deciding you have come across
"surprising limitations in the offerings of Mathematica in terms of
mathematical functionality" you should post your problem to this
mailing list. There may be fewer limitations than you think.
> When I asked questions about Mathematica as a programming language,
> I have
> been intending the types of issues treated in the TMGB-P by Michael
> Trott.
> There are numerous subtelties dealing with order of evaluation,
> effects of
> attributes, canonical ordering of arguments, etc. which lie
> completely in the
> domain of Mathematica as a programming language. In order to use
> Mathematica
> effectively, one has to have a fairly good grasp of such matters.
> There is
> clearly an underlying programming language which is, to my
> knowledge, nowhere
> formally presented in isolation. That may be a business decision.
> I don't
> know.
Actually, I referred to such matters as partly "basic Mathematica
literacy" and partly "tricks of the trade". Of course the border line
between the two is rather narrow (and constantly changing as
Mathematica is being developed) but on the whole the Mathematica book
only deals with the former. There are many things you can do with
Mathematica that do not belong to any general theory of programming
languages and won't be found in the Mathematica book but are useful
"tricks of the trade". I could mention just two examples: one is the
so called "algebraic programming", which I discussed in an article in
the Mathematica Journal a few issues back. It basically a matter of
using ideas form algebra (and even algebraic functions0 for solving
problems not normally regarded as problems in algebra. Essentially,
that is a way of programming that will work in a Computer Algebra
System, but not in a general programming language.
Another interesting example, is the way Carl Woll has been using the
optimised technology of sparse arrays to solve numerous problems
which on the surface have nothing to do with sparse arrays. He has
posted now a number of examples of this technique. Obviously this
belongs to the "tricks of the trade" of Mathematica. These tricks
work only because of the particular features of the Mathematica
implementation of certain mathematical functions, and there is no
reason to expect they would work in an analogous way even in another
CAS, never mind a general programming language.
There is in fact a vast number of similar techniques, almost none of
which are discussed in the Mathematica book. Michael Trott's book has
quite a few "tricks of the trade" (by the way, I have taken this
expression from a regular column in the Mathematica Journal, edited
by Paul Abbott, who possibly knows more about these things than
anyone else - perhaps he will comment on this?) but in fact it is not
really written form a programmer's view point. To see the difference
you should compare it with David Wagner's "Power Programming with
Mathematica. The Kernel.". That is a book written by a programmer for
programmers and even though it was written for version 3 it is still,
in my opinion, the most illuminating text on Mathematica programming
there is.
Andrzej Kozlowski


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Martin Creed, winner of the Turner Prize whose featured work that year comprised lights going on and off in an empty room, will create "Work No. 1197: All the bells in a country rung as quickly and as loudly as possible for three minutes."
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Adams, A.A. and Gottliebsen, H. and Linton, S.A. and Martin, U. (1999) VSDITLU: a verified symbolic definite integral table look-up. In: Automated Deduction -- CADE-16 16th International Conference on Automated Deduction. Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence, 1632 (1632). Springer-Verlag, Berlin, pp. 112-126. ISBN 3-540-66222-7
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We present a verifiable symbolic definite integral table look-up: a system which matches a query, comprising a definite integral with parameters and side conditions, against an entry in a verifiable table and uses a call to a library of facts about the reals in the theorem prover PVS to aid in the transformation of the table entry into an answer. Our system is able to obtain correct answers in cases where standard techniques implemented in computer algebra systems fail. We present the full model of such a system as well as a description of our prototype implementation showing the efficacy of such a system: for example, the prototype is able to obtain correct answers in cases where computer algebra systems [CAS] do not. We extend upon Fateman's web-based table by including parametric limits of integration and queries with side conditions.
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" U.S. President George W. Bush and first lady Laura Bush pose for a picture with puppet television characters during a children's Christmas reception in the East Room of the White House on December 6, 2004 in Washington, DC. Elmo from Sesame Street and other children's television characters sang Christmas songs during the event. "
Anyone know anything about this event? -- Brad D. (talk) 01:29, 14 December 2007 (UTC)
- "President George W. Bush and first lady Laura Bush participate in the children's Christmas reception in the East Room at the White House, in Washington D.C. Elmo from Sesame Street and other childrens television characters sang Christmas songs during the event." I hope this answers your question. -- Phillip (talk) 03:32, 1 January 2008 (UTC)
- That press release doesn't help, especially since it's not for that year. It just shows that there's no real name for the event outside of "children's reception" or some variant. Frankly, I don't think we can make a page for the event, unless we want to call it something awkward like that. I'd favor just creating a page here for George W. and mentioning it. -- Andrew Leal (talk) 19:11, 1 January 2008 (UTC)