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So, a monofocal lens is clear at a fix distance.
You can make it so it is clear at distance, intermediate, or reading.
but you have to choose.
yes, the doctor says my distance vision will not be so blurry, but will the close vision go blurry - so now
So, yes, if you choose the lens for distance, you'll lose the reading vision in that right eye.
I will have to wear glasses for distance - since my left eye will see need the corrective lens, and now
Some people choose to do this where one eye is for distance and the other eye is for reading.
This is called monovision.
I will need glasses to read too. That doesn't sound like an improvement.
It depends on your brain's ability to ignore the blurry image and move and switch back and forth between the two eyes.
Or you can choose to make the lens clear at near in the right eye. But you'll need glasses for distance, just as you do now.
Wow, my brain has not even recovered from the trauma of high shool!
I have chronic vertigo as well and so having one eye for distance and one for close might
You might ask your ophthalmologist about this. If you vision is fairly good now despite the cataract, you can try the monovision with contact lenses.
make my vertigo worse. Alas
The other option is to get both eyes done, set for either distance or near.
The surgery would not be done at the same time however.
I cannot wear contact lenses since I had an injury in my right eye and am prone to erosions. Yes, I do think that getting both eyes done with the time separation might be my best option.
The choice is a lot easier if you need glasses both to read and for distance, but I can read, the computer, etc without glasses at all.
Thanks. I will discuss this with Dr Chang, My consult is in August (because he is so busy!) but the pre-surgery literature was confusing for a person who does not need reading glasses at all.
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thats a good breakdown of spider 9's. i have a significant amount more into both of mine but i have 300m shafts and other "bling" stuff.
rear steer also adds a shit ton of money to the rear axle too. i figured what the hell and bought it anyways. its not like i can take the money with me when i die right?
it is not that much more for 300m inners if you get the from the right place... spidertrax inners with longfield joints breaks down to:
inners: 1300
outers: 1000
joints: 400
totaling 2700 as opposed to the 2000 I factored in or the 1300 it would cost for mosers machined for 50 degrees and longfield 300m joints... ot you can go with the 1550 knuckles for an extra 100-150 and run the longfield cv's which would be awesome but you are limited to 45 degrees by design of the cv. otherwise 300m 1550 shafts from ctm are in the neighbor hood of $4500
the big difference of where you cost came in is the rear steer... as you can see that is abotu 2x the cost of a rear axle so you spent 15000 as opposed to 11000.
rear shafts are 1100 from CTM with drive flanges which I thought was amazing... longfield sells just 300m double splined shafts for 375 each which is very affordable and I'm not sure where branik is but they are probably pretty affordable too.
when I bite the bullet I'm probably going with CTM in the rear just because I can and the 300m spidertrax stuff in the front.
just out of curiousity.... what vehicle are you putting the spider 9's in?
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The interim WBC lightweight champion, Antonio DeMarco (23-1-1, 17 KOs) of Los Mochis, MX, began his training camp mid December in his adopted hometown of Tijuana, MX, for his challenge for the full fledged WBC title of Venezuela's Edwin Valero (26-0, 26 KOs) on February 6th in Monterrey, MX. "We had a good rest, we went home to Los Mochis and I visited my family. We got back and began training in mid December. They called us about the fight and we came back to train, it's not such a big deal, this is our work and it is what we love to do and we are ready," DeMarco stated after an intense training session.
DeMarco was crowned as the WBC interim champion after stopping Jose Alfaro of Nicaragua in ten rounds last October in Las Vegas, NV. Now, DeMarco trains with the same intensity that he did three months ago.
"It's the same, the same rhythm and with the same effort. My whole team and myself, we are working hard so that we can win this fight" DeMarco stated. "One thing I can say, this is the hardest I have worked in training camp because my bout against Valero is personal."
DeMarco,23, also mentioned that the championship bout against the undefeated Valero came at the right time in his career.
"I have always said that God does certain things for a reason. God put this opportunity at my doorstep and I have to take advantage of it. This is the right time for me for this fight," DeMarco said. "As far as Valero, when I said it was personal, I meant it as it is a personal challenge for myself. There is a lot of negative people that say that I won't make it past three rounds in this fight and it is a personal challenge for myself to prove to those people and to myself that I am ready for Valero and much more."
DeMarco, 23, does not deny that he has heard some of the comments that Valero has made in the press but he will not succumb to what he believes is another facet of the profession he chose.
"To me, they are just rumors that people say or even Valero himself who said that Humberto "Zorrita" Soto and myself are little Mexican girls because we weren't willing to face him in Venezuela. I have respect for him because he is a fellow boxer and we both know what we have to sacrifice to climb into a ring," DeMarco stated. "I have a lot of respect for him as a person and as a fighter because I have nothing against him. Once in the ring, that respect goes away because this is a sport in which one has to go in with everything, to win, to try to knock out your opponent because he is trying to knock you out."
DeMarco added that it does not bother him if his next opponent talks about him.
"No, on the other hand, I like it, I like that he mentions me even in that way," DeMarco says chuckling. "For me it is something natural in this sport, the thrash talk, but it is not about that, it is about getting ready for a fight and climbing into that ring and putting on a great fight for the fans and for oneself."


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Re: Typo in DedekindEta function definition?
Hi Titus,
There is no typo, just an implicit assumption that omega is normalized
to 1.
To understand what is going on look at
You see that invariants would scale if both omega and omega prime are
multiplied with the same number. KleinInvariantJ is scale invariant,
but the modular discriminant g2^3-27*g3^2 is not.
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titus_piezas at yahoo.com wrote:
> Hello all,
> There's something puzzling me about Mathematica's definition of the
> Dedekind eta function in terms of the Weierstrass invariants g2, g3.
> Recall that the function WeierstrassInvariants[{w, w' }] involve the
> half-periods {w, w'} and KleinInvariantJ[z] and DedekindEta[z] the
> half-period ratio z = w' /w. To illustrate, (Notes: For brevity, values
> have been rounded off. The symbol "i" is the imaginary unit.):
> In[1]: = {g2,g3} = N[WeierstrassInvariants[{3, 5i}], 30]
> Out[1] = {0.10089, 0.00601}
> In[2]:= p1 = N[KleinInvariantJ[5i/3], 30]
> Out[2] = 20.86892
> In[3]:= p2 = g2^3/(g2^3-27g3^2)
> Out[3] = 20.86892
> As expected, p1 and p2 are equal. However,
> In[4]:= r1 = N[(2Pi)^12 DedekindEta[5i/3]^24, 30]
> Out[4] = 107137.63536
> In[5]:= r2 = g2^3-27g3^2
> Out[5] = 0.0000492
> Shouldn't r1 and r2 be equal? After some experimentation, I found they
> can be if the equality is modified to r1 = r2 (2w)^12 where "w" is the
> first half-period.
> In[6]:= r2 (6)^12
> Out[6] = 107137.63536
> and we now get the same value. In the help section, the Klein
> invariant J[z] is defined as g2^3 /(g2^3-27g3^2) which as we saw
> worked. But the Dedekind eta, or n[z], is defined as satisfying d =
> (2Pi)^12 n[z]^24 where d is the discriminant and given in terms of the
> Weierstrass invariants by g2^3-27g3^2. In the section "Elliptic
> Modular Functions", the same equality is stated. But it does not work,
> unless d is given the factor (2w)^12.
> So can anyone can explain the situation, why it works for J[z] but not
> for n[z]? (I have a nagging feeling I'm using a wrong assumption
> somewhere...)
> -Titus


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When I searched for this problem I didnt see alot out there so Im posting what I did to correct the problem for anyone else searching for answer. Subaru apparently is instructed to just grind down the inside lip of the rotor. I flattened the dust shield with an air hammer. took a few minutes. No noise now.
Might have nothing to do with you problem but ill throw it out there. But at Toyota on the tundras the rear rotors get like that because.... Bad wheel bearings
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Only when turning? Hmmm, it just might be what hawk eye said if that's the case.
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The tundra is exact same problem. I bet if you put new rotors on the noise will be 10x worse because the metal is closer to the backing plate causing it to rub all the time. Does the edge of the rotor that create the labynth seal ( creates the seal between the edge of rotor and backing plate) does that look shinny ?
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OP, can you please pull the wheel and examine your hub.
This can be a dangerous issue if let go.
Please respond after your findings.
just take those backing plates off. haven't had a problem in 10 years...
you [I]should [/I]double check the wheel bearing slop though. takes minutes to do all 4 corners.
Yea no play in wheel bearings although a bad wheel bearing would make sense why this would happen. Its a common problem apparently which is why subaru grinds rotor lips down instead of replacing wheel bearings. Cutting or chiseling the dust shield out is just the easiest way to fix the noise. Removing it, although more time consuming isnt really a horrible idea since dust and heat arent going to affect close components like the front. In my case, removing it wouldnt affect much since it basically looks like swiss cheese now.
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The Napa County D.A. is currently reviewing the case. Raiders assistants John Marshall, Lionel Washington and Willie Brown were all questioned by the police.
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…I listed these as a Gift Idea on OMBlog a couple of Chrisnukkahs back. The moose sadly needs a squirrel to make a matched set, tho.
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How about -p
Just wondering. You always hear of 9mm shooters that carry +p or +p+ rounds and was wondering if anyone carrys +p .45
Black Hills 230 gr JHP's +P's for the last five rounds of a 10 rg mag in my Taurus PT-145, thinking about doing the last 3 in the 1911. Looking lighter and faster I tried Remington Golden Sabre 185 gr. JHP's +P's but the flash was just BLINDING with the lights on, so I can only imagine what they'd be like in the dark. :smt103 When I can get a hold of some Hornady 200gr. TAP's I'm going to try those.
I see no reason for a +P load for a .45. They will knock down most any human even if hit in the hand. Why beat your gun to peices for another grain of powder.
The problem with increasing power is obviously that it increases recoil. Split times (your time between shots) are critical in self defense, whether you have to fire multiple shots on a single attacker or if you face multiple opponents. As you increase power, you reach a point of diminishing returns, where the extra power is cancelled out by the slowness of your recovery from recoil.
Best idea is to get a shot timer so you can see your split times. This will help you objectively decide if some extra power is worthwhile, or if it is hindering your splits too much. An experienced shooter can usually hammer away with decent split times even with a powerful pistol, but even that shooter will always be faster with a gun that kicks less. If you can't make A-zone hits at 5 yards with splits under about .25 seconds, your gun probably kicks too hard for you.
Nothing you can fire from a handgun will reliably stop an attacker with a peripheral hit. Tales of .45 knocking determined men down with hits in the little finger are just sea stories and myths. People have been hit with rifle rounds and continued fighting, never mind puny handgun bullets.
Edit: Oh, and what caliber Glock do you shoot faster in then HK? I think that the model 22 has way more recoil then it should. Everything that is in that gun is meant for 9mm, not .40. When shooting side by side the 22 seems to flip more then the HK with me.
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I've found standard velocity rounds work just fine.
Some advice I was given from my local gun shop owner. You should always think what could happen if you end up in court. He recommends carrying the same ammo as local police or ammo that has self defense stated on the packaging. The problem with +p, +p+, or hand loads is that the lawyer will make it seem like you used some super killer ammo. This is the black talon thing all over again.
Just some free advice.
I use PACT brand, but there are other good brands. You can usually get a decent timer from Midway (or similar company) for $100-$120. It's worth every penny if you are a serious pistol shooter.
I buy my 45ACP carry ammo from Streichers and they are a LEO supply store and I buy the Federal 230gr HST +P. I think any 45ACP in decent shape can shoot the +P with no problems whatsoever...
I thought that the original military loads for the M1911 were +P to begin with.
Could someone please provide me with a court case in which the ammunition used played a part? And what law school did Massad Ayoob graduate from?


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I have some misc. to trade, and will consider just about anything!!
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how well do you do with rotala species? I have Rotala 'green' that might do ok for you, they are not that wide about 1" per stem, but they branch very good.
I of course have sunset hygro and Ludwigia repens that might do ok for you.
I have a few jungle val that aren't doing very well for me. I'm not sure how they do in lower light, though.
I have L. Aromatica. It grows tall and if fairly wide. I keep this in my med-high light tanks. I am guessing though that it will do well for you in lower light. Just so you are aware *I have BBA in these tanks* - Too much light I think. :confused1:
I am looking for crypts or buces (nothing specific). Let me know what you think.
The rotalas did well, and I had L Aromatica going for a while. But I've reverted totally to low-tech, low-light, no-ferts, infrequent water changes so I need something pretty hearty.
I like the sunset hygro. I wonder how it would do with my tank lighting.
I have Asian ambulia. It's a very low tech plant. It reaches the top of my hex tank quite frequently.
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Park City Mountain Resort added a complaint to their long-standing lawsuit with Talisker over terms of their 2011 lease renewal: that they weren't given the right of first refusal for Talisker's lease of The Canyons, which Vail Resorts recently took over on a 50-year term costing $25 million a year. Park City has claimed the success of their lawsuit is critical to their survival, and has even put a caveat on their season passes saying the mountain may close if it doesn't go their way. Park City has been leasing its 2,800 acres of ski terrain from Talisker for the paltry sum of $155,000 a year. By comparison, Talisker has leased the 4,000 acres making up The Canyons for $4 million annually. If PCMR is saying they risk closing if their uber-cheap lease terms change to something closer to a free-market rate, it's hard to believe they'd be in a position to pony up for a second $25 mil lease. But lawyers will be lawyers…
Meanwhile, The Canyons' new owner, Vail Resorts, is making $10 million in capital improvements in its new Midwest operation, Michigan's Mt. Brighton. More snowmaking, chairlifts, and better beginner and children's options are on the construction docket. Mt. Brighton skiers will also have access to the Epic Pass's 9 Western resorts.
Smallish Resort Roundup
Chairs arrived in Whitefish, Montana this week in preparation for the construction of the mountain's new Flower Point fixed-grip triple, which will open for the 2014-15 season and will add 800 vertical feet and 200 acres of terrain on Big Mountain's north face.
Pennsylvania's Alpine Mountain, with 120 skiable acres and 500 vertical feet, is going up for auction in the fall. Meanwhile, the city of Casper, Wyoming is trying to figure out whether to renovate, close, or sell the town-owned ski hill, Hogadon Ski Area, which needs improvements to its facilities as well as potentially more water for snowmaking. Advocates for a new master plan for Hogadon say renovations could boost skier visits from 20,000 to 35,000 a year. Meanwhile, Connecticut's Powder Ridge ski area is breathing a sigh of relief after voters approved a sale of nearly 20 acres of ski area property to a local resident for $300,000 in cash, which will help pay off the mountain's $2.3 million debt.
South America Gets Pitted
While it's not yet time for the infamous Santa Rosa storm, the Andes delivered in a big way this week. Portillo in Chile got socked with over three feet, Cerro Catedral in Bariloche got 51 inches, and Las Leñas has been reporting three feet of fresh at the base and 7-10 at the summit of El Marte chair.
Videotrippin' with Shay Lee and Sandy Boville
The opening powder segment won't impress anybody, but the jibbin' sure is nice. While we all know how good POWDER Breakthrough Performer Sandy Boville is, his buddy Shay Lee needs some serious mention on the style wire.
Big Cottonwood Pass Launches
Brighton and Solitude have paired up to offer a joint pass with no blackout dates for $999, and you get night skiing at Brighton. But that means you can't brag about being an Alta-Bird local, so it may not be worth it to you…
Forgotten Ski Company Elan Giving Away Boards To Killington Beginners
I've spent quite a bit of time harping on the industry's incompetence in getting more new people into the sport, but an effort between Killington and Elan deserves some mention. In one of the more compelling efforts to convert beginner skiers into life-long devotees, Killington is offering a four-day learn-to-ski package for adults for $249, and after completing the program, participants are eligible for a free pair of Elan eRise skis and bindings as well as discount vouchers for boots and poles.
Fujas Redux
I came across Pep Fujas' segment from the legendary 2003 Oakley team video, Session 1242, while researching freeskiing history this week. And a part with this much diversity, so many huge backcountry tricks on skis with no rocker, and so much sliding of rough concrete would still stand today.


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Border Steel and Recycling expands to Miles City
Stabler Steel of Miles City became Border Steel and Recycling on Jan. 2, but the business isn't new to eastern Montana. Border Steel and Recycling also has locations in Sidney; Plentywood; Williston, N.D.; and Glendive (their corporate headquarters).
The Smelser family started Border Steel and Recycling in 1985, but their start in the salvage business began four decades before that.
Rex Smelser started a junk business in Miles City in the 1940s. He saw that farmers, businessmen and railroad managers throughout eastern Montana needed an efficient and profitable way to recycle their scrap metals, so he traveled throughout the region collecting the materials and reselling them.
The next three generations followed him in the business.
Because of Smelser's work in Miles City, great-grandson Brady Smelser sees Miles City as more than just another location for the business.
"I'm very excited to come here," he said of his move from Glendive.
Buying Stabler Steel was a good opportunity to expand their customer base, Smelser said.
The former owner was Ken Stabler, who also operates Stabler Trucking, LLC.
Ernie Gawryluk, Border Steel branch manager, said he believes there is enough demand for steel and recycling in this area for more than one business; plus, having competition is good for the customers.
"Competition is healthy for everyone, and customer service is our number-one priority," Smelser echoed.
Gawryluk said they are little guys who are big on service.
"Knowing the customer comes first is why our doors are open," he added.
"New steel sales are our bread and butter," Smelser said, therefore they will expand the current steel supply at the Miles City location.
"We're beefing up the inventory," he said.
They offer structural and finished steel products, steel fabrication and recycling. They also buy hides from hunters, ranchers and meat processors.
Border Steel and Recycling will continue to offer Miller welding equipment.
The Miles City location has four employees and may have a couple more in the spring. Rachel Stabler, formerly of Stabler Steel, is staying on.
Miles City's hours are 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7:30 a.m. to noon on Saturday at 12 Peggy Lane in the Industrial Site west of town.
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The Natural Intersection of Entrepreneurship and Meaning
by Tim Berry
Thanks for Why should you build your business around happiness? over at typeform.com for the fascinating image featured here, about the intersection of entrepreneurship and meaning. It comes from an interview with Laurence McCahill of The Happy Startup School. Normal people care about meaning This matches my belief that making meaning or changing the world or having a... Read More »
Why All Business Has to be More Social
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Are trends favoring social businesses over classic "greed is good" businesses? Is all business social business? Or, every day, more business is social? I think so. I hope so. I first heard the term "social venture" in the late 1990s. Back then, social ventures were the odd exception to the norm, making money while making... Read More »
Birds of a Feather Fail Together: the Business Case for Diversity
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Diversity is good for business. Equal opportunity is not only morally and ethically right, it's also a better way to run a business. Here are some reasons why, and points to consider. What's intuitively obvious It's pretty much accepted wisdom that when people come together in a common business, it's better for them to have... Read More »
Entrepreneurship and Leadership with Mark Maples
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My Friday video for this week is on entrepreneurship and leadership from the Stanford Ecorner. If you haven't been there for a while, check it out. There is a new interface, and it's a great collection of speakers on entrepreneurship, startups, business, and investment. Here's the intro from the site: Silicon Valley veteran Mike Maples... Read More »
A Case Study on Startup Equity
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I had an interesting exchange over the weekend. Shane Diffily tweeted: @Timberry HI Tim. So what was your answer to How Not to Divide Ownership? It's v.similar to a situation I am in & I'd love to see your ideas. Tx! — Web Governance (@diffily) February 26, 2015 Setting the Scene Shane was referring there to... Read More »
True Story: Don't Compromise Your Ethics
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This is Heidi Roizen talking about the old days of Silicon Valley software startup (T/Maker), with a true story about an ethical choice she and her co-founder brother Peter made. It's less than three minutes and it's a perfect example of the kind of thing that happens all the time; and the choices you as... Read More »
Save the Patient. Make Exorbitant Profits. Is This Okay?
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How do you feel about projecting excessive profitability in a health care business plan? Over the weekend I saw the pitch for a brilliant business plan, with great technology, for developing medical electronics that could significantly reduce some kinds of complications in some kinds of surgeries. "The world needs this," I thought. "I hope these... Read More »
Sticky Questions on Startup Ownership and Buy-Sell
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I received this interesting detailed question from the ask me form on my website. I've decided to answer it here. I think my answer might be useful for others with similar questions. I'm putting the question in quotes, paragraph by paragraph, and adding my response directly where it comes in the question. It starts like... Read More »
Go Ahead, Search Me … and Give Me Better Info
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What bothers me isn't that Orbitz steers Mac users to pricier hotels, as WSJ.com reports; it's that some people act like that's somehow illegitimate, unfair, or deceptive. I say, on the contrary, give people what they like. Not everybody wants the cheapest hotel available. Many people prefer paying a bit more for something better. And... Read More »
Did They Copy Your Idea? Deal With It.
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This troubles me. App Developer Says Facebook Stole Idea for "Find Friends Nearby". I don't know the app, haven't used it, and I'm not a lawyer, but I hate it when people complain about some big company stealing their ideas. Ideas get copied all the time. Have you seen the web? Have you seen books,... Read More »


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CAREER HONORSNamed First Team All-SEC outfielder (May 18, 2015)
Selected to 2015 Midseason Golden Spikes Award Watchlist (April 9, 2015)
Tabbed NCBWA Hitter of the Week (April 7, 2015)
Named SEC Player of the Week after hitting .500 with one triple, three home runs, six runs scored, and 10 RBIs over four games (Arkansas State on April 1, 2015 and Ole Miss on April 3-5, 2015)
Tabbed as 2015 Preseason All-American by four outlets (Perfect Game, Louisville Slugger, D1Baseball.com and Baseball America
Selected to 2015 Preseason Golden Spikes Award Watch List
Named to 2015 Preseason All-SEC Team
Earned 'Best Hitter' honors with USA CNT at Haarlem-Honkbal Week in the Netherlands (2014)
Earned 2014 USA Baseball Collegiate National Team Batting Title-Hit .383 with 12 doubles, 16 RBIs and a .605 SLG to lead the team
Named 2014 Preseason Top 50 Player by Baseball America
Named to 2014 All-SEC First Team
2015 - JUNIOR Stewart appeared in 50 games for the Vols in 2015, hitting .311 with eight doubles, two triples, 15 homers, 47 RBI and 39 runs scored.
Blasted two homers against Mississippi State; going 3-for-3, recording five RBI and four scored runs (May 15).
Notched a double, one RBI and scored a run in the series opener against Arkansas on May 8.
Went 2-for-4 in the series finale against Texas A&M, driving in two runs, scoring once, and hitting his thirteenth homer of the season (May 3).
Hit a double to drive in a runand scored once in the series finale against South Carolina (April 26).
Went 2-for-4 against South Carolina on April 25.
Blasted two homers in a 3-for-5 outing, recording five RBIs and three runs in Tennessee's 14-7 victory over ETSU (April 21).
Went 2-for-3 in the series finale at Kentucky on April 18.
Hit his second double and scored once in a 1-for-2 outing at Kentucky (April 17).
Knocked his tenth home run of the season against Missouri, going 2-for-4 and recording three RBIs (April 9).
Added his second stolen base, a RBI, a run and a hit in the series finale at Ole Miss (April 5).
Registered his second triple of the season, driving in a run, at Ole Miss on April 4.
Notched a home run and three RBIs in a 2-for-3 outing at Ole Miss (April 3).
Had a record game at Arkansas State, hitting two home runs in three at bats resulting in five RBIs (April 1).
Scored once and drove in an RBI on one hit against Vanderbilt (March 28).
Recorded one home run, two doubles, five RBIs and four runs on four walks and three hits in nine at bats against Georgia (March 20-22).
Batted .345 against Austin Peay, going 2-for-3 (March 17).
Went 4-for-11 in the series at Florida, hitting two homers, two RBIs and scoring three times.
Hit a RBI single versus Morehead State (March 11).
Knocked a ball out of the park against East Tennessee State on March 10 for his third home run of the season.
Registered a 3-for-4 outing in the series finale against Grand Canyon, driving in two RBIs and scoring once (March 8).
Hit his second home run of the season against Grand Canyon in the series opener (March 6).
: Went 3-for-12 with a double, homer, four runs scored and four RBIs during the series at UC Irvine (Feb. 27-28).
Posted his first multi-hit effort of the season going 2-for-4 with one RBI and one run scored against Lipscomb (Feb. 20).
Went 2-for-8 with a double, triple, stolen base and two RBIs during the season opening series at Florida International (Feb. 13-15).
2014 - SOPHOMORE Played in all 54 games for the Vols, starting all 54 games in left field.
First Tennessee player since 2009 to earn All-SEC First Team accolades.
Became the 11th player in program history to win the team "Triple Crown" by leading the Vols with a .330 batting average, five home runs and 39 RBIs.
Paced the squad with 45 runs scored, 72 hits, 19 doubles, six triples and a .541 slugging percentage.
Posted his career high eleven-game hitting streak (March 8-28) in which he was 16-for-44 (.364) with three doubles, one triple, one homer, four walks, six RBIs, two stolen bases, and seven runs scored.
Ripped four hits, including a double and a triple, to go with five RBIs and four runs scored in the Vols' 20-2 win over Purdue on Feb. 16.
Went 1-for-4 with homer, two runs scored, one walk, and three RBIs in a 9-4 win over Quinnipiac (March 2).
Came back the next game and posted a 3-for-4 effort with a homer, two runs scored, and one RBI in a 14-0 victory over La Salle (March 4).
Hit his third homer of the season in an 8-7 victory over Austin Peay (March 18).
Went 5-for-12 (.417) with one double, one triple, five runs scored and three RBIs in the series against Vanderbilt (April 4-8).
Posted his second four-hit game of the season going 4-for-4 with one double, one walk and one run scored against Western Carolina (April 16).
Had a big week (April 16-20) going 10-for-18 with one triple, two doubles, two walks, five runs scored and three RBIs against Western Carolina and Alabama.
Recorded his sixth consecutive multi-hit game going 2-for-5 at LSU (April 27).
Hit an impressive .464 (13-for-28) with three doubles, one triple, one walk, nine runs scored and four RBIs during his six game multi-hit streak (April 19-27).
Knocked an SEC-leading, bases-clearing triple and collected four RBI in the Vols' 8-2 win over Kentucky on May 2.
Went 2-for-7 with a home run and two RBIs in the club's extra-innings victory over Morehead State on May 13, marking his fifth and final homer of the year.
Recorded a five-game hit streak to end regular season play, going 8-for-26 (.308) with one homer and two RBIs during that span (May 11-17).
Went 0-for-4 with two strikeouts in the Vols' SEC Tournament matchup against Vanderbilt (May 20) in Hoover, Ala.
Hit .276 with two home runs and five RBIs in seven games with the Orleans Firebirds of the Cape Cod League (Summer 2014) prior to being selected as a USA Baseball Collegiate National Team participant.
Became the 20th Tennessee player to be a part of the USA Baseball Collegiate National Team.
Led the Collegiate National Team in batting (.500), hits (14), doubles (7), homers (2) and RBI (11) in their preseason action.
Earned "Best Hitter" honors while playing for Team USA during Haarlem-Honkbal Week in the Netherlands, hitting .455 with four RBIs in seven games (six starts) on the club's primary designated hitter.
Led Team USA in multiple offensive categories over the summer, including batting (.383), hits (31), doubles (12), total bases (49) and slugging (.605). His 16 RBIs also ranked second-best on the team.
2013 - FRESHMAN Appeared in 46 games as a freshman, including 43 starts (24 in RF, 19 as the DH).
Wrapped up his rookie season hitting .310 with eight doubles, two triples and three home runs.
Led the team in RBI (27), multiple RBI games (7) and tied for the team lead in home runs (3).
Finished the season tied for second on the team in walks (21) and triples (2).
Made collegiate debut on February 15 at UNLV going 2-for-4 with a home run and three RBI.
Opened his collegiate career with a bang, going 2-for-4 with three RBIs and a home run at UNLV on Feb. 15.
Finished the weekend against the Rebels with a .400 average (6-for-15), five runs scored, four RBI, three walks, a double, a triple and the longball.
Gave the Vols a 5-4 victory in 10 innings over Western Kentucky on March 13 with a bases-loaded, walk-off hit by pitch.
Recorded the first SEC hit of his career at Alabama on March 15 before adding a double in a 7-6 win the following day.
Went 2-for-2 with a double and a triple in series finale at Missouri (March 23).
Posted a 2-for-3 effort with a home run and two RBI in the series finale vs. Ole Miss (April 21).
Picked up a three RBI day in a 12-3 win over Arkansas State (May 8), going 2-for-2 with a home run.
Closed his rookie season with five hits in a series against Texas A&M (May 16-18).
HIGH SCHOOL Graduated from Providence Christian Academy where he was coached by Adam Cantrell.
Launched 69 home runs during his prep career, tying current MLB player Micah Owings for the Georgia state career record and finishing just shy of the national record of 75.
Also broke Owings' single-season record with 26 longballs in 2011 as a junior.
Named the 2011 NCSAA Varsity Baseball National Player of the Year after his record-breaking season.
As a senior in 2012, he hit .460 with 15 home runs, 37 RBIs, 43 runs and 51 walks.
His efforts helped lead Providence Christian Academy to a 27-12 record and the 2012 Class A state championship, the first in school history.
Named to the 2012 MaxPreps Small Schools All-America Team.
Tabbed as the 2012 Gwinnett Daily Post Co-Player of the year.
As a junior, hit .500 with 26 home runs, set a Gwinnett County record with 70 RBIs, scored 65 runs and stole 13 bases, while guiding the Storm to the state championship series.
Added 13 home runs as a freshman and 15 more as a sophomore.
Listed as the nation's 324th-best prospect and 25th-best player in Georgia by Perfect Game.
PERSONAL Full name is Christin Gaylin Harris Stewart
Born December 10, 1993
Son of Anthony and Yolonda Stewart
Has one sibling, Anthony Stewart, Jr.
Majoring in Kinesiology
Recipient of the Viar Family Athletic Scholarship and the David & Patti Wilder Scholarship


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In this brief review we will generally restrict ourselves to monoaryl compounds found in woody plants of commercial interest in forestry and agriculture. Because similar monoaryl compounds are often found both in wood and in bark and because there is growing interest in whole-tree utilization, as well as in the use of plant phenols and other extractives as chemicals and other technical products, we will also include bark. Monoaryl compounds in leaves, needles, or other parts of trees — in particular when they illustrate interesting structural features — will be noted to some extent in relation to the chemistry of wood to which they may be translocated.
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ApocaRUFF breaks down what the various PvP options in ArcheAge entail as the PvP focused third beta test flight comes to a close.
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Father killed with bow and arrow
Police released more details of a grisly murder-suicide at a Wyoming community college, saying a man shot his father in the head with a bow and arrow in front of a computer science class not long after fatally stabbing his father's live-in girlfriend at their home a couple of miles away.
Computer science instructor James Krumm, 56, may have saved some of his students' lives by giving them time to flee while trying to fend off his son, Christopher Krumm, 25, of Vernon, Connecticut, Casper Police Chief Chris Walsh said.
"I can tell you the courage that was demonstrated by Mr Krumm was absolutely without equal," he said, adding that his actions could offer some measure of comfort to those affected by the killings.
He said police still were trying to figure out what motivated Christopher Krumm to attack his father and girlfriend, 42-year-old Heidi Arnold, a maths instructor at the college.
Ms Arnold was found stabbed to death in front of the home she shared with James Krumm.
After shooting his father with the arrow, Christopher Krumm stabbed himself, then fatally stabbed his father in the chest in a struggle in the classroom, Mr Walsh said.
Police arrived to find James Krumm dead and Christopher Krumm barely living; the younger Krumm died soon after students fled in a panic. Authorities locked down the campus for two hours.
Police began getting reports about the attack on Ms Arnold soon after they responded by the dozen to the attack on the campus of Casper College.
Christopher Krumm had smuggled the compound bow - a type much more powerful and effective for hunting than a simple, wooden bow - onto campus beneath a blanket, Mr Walsh said.
He said Krumm also had two knives with him and the knife used was "very large".
"It's one of those situations you don't think is going to come home. It's not going to happen here," Mr Walsh said.
Ms Arnold died of multiple stab wounds. Her body was found in the gutter of her street. Evidence suggested much of the attack occurred outside the home, Mr Walsh said.
Christopher Arnold had recently driven to Casper from Connecticut and had been staying at a local hotel. He had no significant history of encounters with police.
Police were uncertain what went awry in Christopher Krumm's relationship with his father.
"It's difficult to say. I don't think it was very close," Mr Walsh said.
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Mike Degory, the University of Florida center, has been on NFL draft boards around the league. His imposing size, and history as a fixture at center for the Gators, has helped the former 2005 Rimington Trophy finalist stand out at a relatively anonymous position.
Degory had a decent outing at the 2006 Senior Bowl, gathering another accolade from the officials. The SEC crew voted to honor Degory with an award for sportsmanship based on effort. Scouts in attendance felt the former Gator helped himself with his effort, yet lost a little ground due to issues with his technique.
Mike Degory (left) and Marcus McNeill, 2006 Senior Bowl (Photo: InsideAuburn Tigers)
Who is he?
The Florida Gators starting center. Degory played in 50 consecutive games without missing any time due to injury. The talented lineman faced top tier talent around the SEC. The conference includes big names such as Claude Wroten of LSU, Broderick Bunkley of Florida State and Jesse Mahalona of Tennessee. All three are projected to be top 10 talents at their position as ranked by Scout.com.
For more on Degory's week at the 2006 Senior Bowl, here are his practice reports:
Monday Practice Notes: Degory not only played his natural position of center, but also got some reps at guard. Showed a bad tendency to lead with the head, which can lead him to be beat by quicker 1 techniques.
Tuesday Practice Notes: Quite day for the center prospect. Did show some bad habits on a consistent basis. Had a tendency to overset in pass blocking drills, giving up a clean run toward the QB up the middle. Really struggles keeping the arms locked out. The elbows are generally too wide thus taking away the power this large center should display.
Wednesday Practice Notes: Received reps at both center and left guard. Degory fired off the ball low and hard today but still struggled to keep his head up and his elbows inside his body
Thursday Practice Notes: This veteran of trench warfare has not shown the polish a scout would expect. There was no push up the middle when Degory was at the pivot. Continued the bad habit of keeping his elbows wide
Analysis: A highly rated prospect coming into the week, Degory's true potential and play was discovered. Degory struggled most of the week, being beat by most of the defensive tackles. His bad habits will be hard to break and will require quit a bit of coaching. Once highly rated by some, Degory is mid round pick at best.
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Jun 1st 2013 La Crosse WI A daytrip pilgrimage is being organized for Saturday, June 1st, 2013 at the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe in La Crosse, WI. Please join fe...5211 views 66 comments 19 guests
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A daytrip pilgrimage is being organized for Saturday, June 1st, 2013 at the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe in La Crosse, WI. Please join fellow CM-ers on this First Saturday for Rosary, Confessions, and Mass. There will be plenty of time to explore the outdoor Stations of the Cross and Rosary Walk. Please RSVP by May 18th for lunch at the Pilgrim's Center after Mass. Coffee and refreshments are available at the cafe upon your arrival.
- 10:00 a.m. - Meet at the Pilgrim's Center.
- 10:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Presentation in the Crypt, by Fr. Peter Damian Fehlner, F.I.
- 11:45 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. Holy Rosary in the Shrine Church
- 12:15 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. Holy Sacrifice of the Mass
- 1:30 p.m. - Lunch (RSVP)
Confessions are available.
- 11:00 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. and following 12:15 Holy Mass
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June 2nd, 2013 - Karen-712407 said:
Alice, it was a wonderful day with perfect weather! Thank you! and we will have to do it again.
June 1st, 2013 - Kathy-635104 said:
It was a beautiful day in a lovely place, full of many, many blessings and wonderful people. Thank you, again, Alice for organizing this. You've given me a new destination.
June 1st, 2013 - Kimberly-913651 said:
Dear Alice,
Unable to attend. Will be praying for you all. Please let me know, Alice, what I owe for lunch reservation. Special blessings on you for hosting such a lovely event.
In Christ,
May 31st, 2013 - Kathy-635104 said:
It will be great seeing all of you! This is my first CM event, too, and even rain won't dampen my enjoyment! Drive careful!


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Experts in Chinese art history are not common, but even more uncommon is one credited with "almost single-handedly" transforming the study of Chinese art.
Fortunately for Rutgers University, Newark, that distinction belongs to one of its professors, Dr. Annette Juliano.
Juliano, who has curated critically acclaimed exhibitions and authored numerous books and scholarly articles, was recruited to Rutgers in 1992 to serve as chair of the visual and performing arts department.
The art historian is author or editor of numerous books, edited volumes, catalogues and articles,including Buddhist Sculpture from China: Selections from the Xi'an Beilin Museum, Fifth through Ninth Centuries, the catalogue to her critically acclaimed exhibition at the China Institute Gallery in New York in 2007.
She also was chosen as the 2008/2009 Chancellor's Distinguished Research Scholar at Rutgers, Newark. Nominator Ian Watson, in reviewing the highlights of her career, noted that Juliano "has almost single-handedly transformed the study of Chinese art by bringing attention to the non-Han minority's contributions to China's artistic heritage."
Juliano is frequently invited to share her extensive knowledge of Chinese art through presentations at national and international scholarly conferences.
A Rutgers-Newark alumna, Juliano received her B.A. in fine arts in 1965, and was admitted to Phi Beta Kappa that year. Juliano earned her masters in oriental studies from the University of Pennsylvania in 1968. She holds the Ph.D. in Asian Art from New York University's Institute of Fine Arts, awarded in 1974.
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In a medium bowl, combine 8 eggs (you can use less, but this seems to fill a 12 muffin pan and any of the following:
- Garlic (1 clove, minced)
- Vegetables — You can really be flexible here, I usually use what's left in my fridge. Great choices include bell/sweet peppers, spinach, broccoli and onions.
Line the bottom of each muffin with prosciutto or pancetta (this is the key). If you're not a meat person, just spray each muffin holder with cooking spray or lightly oil them.
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Construction for that "bridge" to 2012 Theo Esptein and Co. reiterated throughout this offseason is on hold. With the signings of Mike Cameron and John Lackey, the Red Sox seem to be gearing up for 2010. Foxsports.com is reporting that the "bridge" might be built, but the destination would be San Diego to help Adrian Gonzalez get to Boston.
According to Fox's sources, the Red Sox are working hard to acquire the power hitting first baseman for the Padres. ESPN's Jorge Arangure posted on his Twitter that sources close to Gonzalez said he believes he will be traded to Boston within the next 10 days. Then again, the Herald's Michael Silverman says his sources said a deal between the Sox and Paders is "remote".
If Arangure's sources are right, the Sox will have undergone a dramatic face lift acquiring Cameron, Lackey and Gonzalez in a matter of a week and half.
There is a lot of smoke, but nothing close to fire. San Diego would be tempted to accept a deal including BOTH Jacoby Ellsbury and Clay Buchholz, but sources in the report said the Sox are very reluctant do include both in a deal. Rumors also have floated around that a deal would have to include both Buchholz and prized prospect Casey Kelly.
Ellsbury and Buchholz may have been untouchable at some points in their respective careers, but the recent signings (Lackey and Cameron) and perhaps future signings could make them expendable for the likes of a Gonzalez.
With the addition of John Lackey, the Sox now have a rotation of Josh Beckett, Jon Lester, Lackey, Daisuke Matsuzaka and Tim Wakefield. Don't forget about the arms still on the farm like Junichi Tazawa and Kelly. The Sox are also in a very good position to sign Aroldis Chapman, a Cuban lefty who can throw 100 mph.
The Red Sox have already offered Champan a $15 million deal. The Sox also signed fellow Cuban defector Jose Iglesias, which may help the team hook Chapman, because the two played together in Cuba and are friends.
Bottom line: Buchholz is expendable, especially if Boston can sign Chapman.
On to Ellsbury, and the line of expendable/untouchable becomes blurry.
Right now, even as Ellsbury has room to improve, he is one of the best players in the major leagues at what he does. Few teams have a better leadoff man. There are not five better defensive center fielders in the game, either. Also, on the base paths, he is as feared as anyone.
Mike Cameron gives the Red Sox this flexibility. He can play center field at an above average caliber at the very worst, as he won the Gold Glove playing the position in 2003 and 2006.
As for Ellsbury's offensive abilities, there might be another bridge until 2011. Carl Crawford will likely be a free agent and if the Sox could swoop in an sign the Tampa Bay outfielder, his numbers could come remarkably close to Ellsbury's.
Here's how both players stacked up in 2009:
Crawford is only two years older than Ellsbury and perhaps most important to note, his agent is not named Scott Boras (unlike Ellsbury). Also, don't rule out the fact that Jason Bay still remains unsigned, and could return leaving the Sox outfield as Bay, Cameron, and J.D. Drew.
The other reason the Sox could possibly be inclined to include Ellsbury in the deal is they would be getting Adrian Gonzalez in return. Gonzalez hit 40 home runs and drove in 100 runs…on the worst offensive team in baseball. It wouldn't be expecting too much from the first basemen to slug 50 HRs in Fenway Park, on a much better team. He led the majors last year in home runs per at bat on the road, slugging a home run just about every 10 at bats.
Gonzalez would also fit right into the Red Sox defensive philosophy. The past two years, he has taken home the Gold Glove at first base.
Finally, the 27-year-old slugger is also one of baseball's best bargains. He signed for $4.75 million next season with a $5.5 million club option for 2011. What's not to like?
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Trying to recursively define a double factorial
My goal here is to define a recursive function for a double factorial. The domain of this function is the set of positive integers. For a positive even integer n the value DF[n] is the product of all positive even integers which are <n. For a positive odd integer n the value DF[n] is the product of all positive odd integers which are <n.
I wanna make a recursive function of this double factorial without If(and other similar statements). Here is my work so far:
Clear[MyF1, n];
MyF1[1] = 1;
MyF1[n_Integer] /; (n > 0) := MyF1[n] = n*MyF1[n - 1]
Table[MyF1[k], {k, (*integer*), (*integer*)}]
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There are as many ways to know a person is "the one" as there are happy couples. But surely one good way is to see how you react to each other in adverse situations. Some adversity, both small and large, helped Mike and Dana see they were meant to be together.
It was raining hard in the Philadelphia area they both live, as the twentysomethings prepared for their first date. Between work obligations and the weather, Dana ended up forty-five minutes late to the restaurant. Mike not only understood and took it in stride, he later turned the weather to his advantage. After dinner, as they had to watch the downpour and contemplate the merits of a mad dash to their respective cars, he used the brief interlude to ask her on a second date. She accepted.
The second instance was more serious, and it came after they'd gone out several more times. Mike came down with appendicitis. It was Dana who not only rushed him to the hospital, but was at his side through the surgery and his eventual recovery. Her compassion and care gave Mike a pretty good sense that he'd found the woman he was looking for.
These instances of adversity shouldn't overshadow the good lives both Mike and Dana brought to each other though. Each was happy in their work, Mike as an accountant and Dana as a therapist. Each was close to their family and each had a lot of hobbies they enjoyed. It enabled them to have the security of not "needing" a significant other, but simply desiring someone to share their good fortune with.
Dating was one area where good fortune hadn't been forthcoming, and it brought Mike to CatholicMatch. He found Dana's profile and they exchanged emotigrams, which turned into messages, which turned into dinner on a rainy night in Philly.
As they continued to get to know each other, the depth of what they had in common—beyond an ability to handle adversity—continued to shine forth. Mike passed muster with the member of Dana's family whose hardest to please—her dog Bella, who barks and growls at most everyone. Mike's ability to immediately make the dog calm gave Dana a little inkling that he was someone special. She further liked the fact that Mike was comfortable with what she perceived as her idiosyncrasies, and the way he could give her a simple smile that conveyed love.
Mike saw in Dana the warm and caring nature that eventually led her to be at his side through appendicitis. She brings openness and ability to listen that made Mike exceptionally comfortable in her presence, and her family orientation convinced him that she was the right choice for a spouse.
Above all, they both wanted someone who shared their Catholic beliefs and values. And that's what led to an exchange of cards on their one-year anniversary as a couple. Mike wrote "Will You Marry Me?" on the card. Dana laughed it off, thinking it was a joke until she looked up and saw him on his knee with a ring in his hand. She accepted and they will be married in September of 2014.


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The City Department of Homeless Services said yesterday that it was on or ahead of schedule on most of the central long-term initiatives introduced by the Bloomberg administration, like strengthening homeless prevention efforts and making the shelter system more accountable for performance.
In fact, despite the crisis of this summer, when the department housed some homeless families overnight in a former jail to accommodate a record number of families seeking shelter, the department said its first self-evaluation, released yesterday, showed that it was making strong progress toward the strategic goals it set for itself in June.
Among its primary accomplishments, the agency said, is financing 65 new shelter-based housing specialist positions to help clients find housing, developing a methodology for a new survey of street homelessness, and identifying families eligible for long-term shelter sooner. The rate of families identified for such services on their first application rose to 73 percent in August from 52 percent in February.
The commissioner of homeless services, Linda Gibbs, said the department decided to evaluate itself to help people understand an agency that most hear about only during a crisis.Continue reading the main story
''The goal is having the agency proudly talking about our accomplishments,'' Ms. Gibbs said, ''but also talking about our challenges openly as a precedent for ensuring constant improvement in agency operations.''
Advocates for the homeless said the department deserved high marks for several new programs, including rent allowances for families who have been in shelters for a long time because they are not eligible for other programs, like public housing. Still, they said, the city's move toward more accountability is one-sided and perhaps beside the point.
''The city has been demanding a lot more accountability from providers and homeless people,'' said Patrick Markee, a senior policy analyst for the Coalition for the Homeless, ''and it is not clear that the agency is holding the city to those standards. Certainly, through bureaucratic error, they continue to fail to provide critical services.''
More fundamentally, Mr. Markee said, while the city may be delivering services better, it is still not tackling the basic cause of homelessness, the lack of low-income housing. ''The large administrative reforms will never be completely successful in reducing homelessness until the city develops a real housing initiative,'' he said.
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Description: This is the classic Hitec HS-422 servo. This solid consumer grade servo is able to take in 6 volts and deliver 57 oz-in. of maximum torque at 0.16 sec/60°, this is a simple servo for any beginner project!
This high quality servo is perfect for your mechatronic needs and if you are looking to get into robotics, this is where to start. The HS-422 servo comes standard with a 3-pin power and control cable and all hardware listed below.
Are you sure this has 180 degrees rotation? From the datasheet, it sounds like only 45 degrees. Or dies "operating angle" mean something else?
This is actually something that appears to be oft-discussed in hobbby RC forums. Just as a summary: These are hobby devices with varying amounts of error (i.e. you'll always want to send pulses and get the actual angles and compensate in code accordingly). The 45 degrees refers to a single direction. This implies that it has a 90° range if you take both directions. However, that's is assumed to just be what the manufacturer is willing to state as being the range that they'll 'guarantee'; in practice many have found the range to be 180° .. or nearly that (e.g. 178°). And if that makes you think "ugh.. then how am I supposed to figure out what the actual range is?", it looks like you could form a club with similarly frustrated people :) Your best bet seems to be to google the part and check people's actual findings (keeping in mind that yours may vary somewhat).
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We produce a variety of kitchens in 1:16, some of them ready-built, others in kit form for you to construct and complete as you wish. Here you will find our VARI kitchen, a beautiful minimalist kitchen in 1/16th scale suitable for all 1/16th scale houses, but designed with the Emerson House in mind.
The kitchen comprises two sections, one intended to sit against a wall, the other an island with breakfast bar that can be placed parallel or at right angles to the main unit. The main unit features a column oven, sensor hob (stove top) over drawers flanked by cupboards, with shallow wall units and a stunning oval minimalist extractor canopy. The island has an underslung sink with a cupboard flanked by drawers. (Please note that doors/drawers are fixed).
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The United States Agency for International Development's (USAID) Afghanistan Public Financial Management (APFM) project supports Ministry of Finance (MoF) efforts to achieve fiscal sustainability by providing advisory services and training support to generate revenues and to improve planning, execution, and monitoring of the national budget. The project also works with the Ministries of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock, Public Health, Education, and Rural Rehabilitation and Development to build their budgeting capacity in order to improve execution of the development budget. The project also will assist the Afghanistan Revenue Department in the collection of non-tax revenue from the Civil Aviation Authority, Ministry of Interior, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Commerce and Industries and the Ministry of Public Works.
Promote is a partnership between the Government of Afghanistan and the United States Agency for International Development to secure the gains made by Afghan women in the past decade while providing a new generation of Afghan women with the leadership skills to make vital contributions to Afghanistan's development in governance, civil society, and the economy. As the economic and business component of Promote, the Women in the Economy (WIE) activity is key to achieving the objectives of Afghanistan's Transformation Decade by empowering educated Afghan women from across the country to gain the skills, voices, and resources to contribute to economic growth, to reduce poverty levels, and to influence workplace policies in response to the needs of women in the economy.
Post-earthquake recovery activities continue. WFP utilizes trekking infrastructure to deliver aid. Number of earthquake-affected people requiring immediate food assistance declines. Government delays impede release of reconstruction funds.
The Government of Nepal's Post Disaster Needs Assessment estimates that, as a result of the April 25, 2015 earthquake, 28,572 classrooms in public and private schools were totally destroyed or damaged beyond use. The extensive damage interrupted the education of over 2 million children and youth.
Nepal has made remarkable progress in the education sector and expanded learning opportunities for children and adults since 1990. Net primary enrollment rates have increased from 64 to nearly 95 percent, with similar enrollment rates for girls and boys. These improvements have put Nepal on track to achieve Millennium Development Goal 2: Universal Primary Education. Despite this progress, there are concerns about the quality of education and low school completion rates. Nepal's linguistic, geographical, and socio-economic diversity also affect schools' ability to provide quality education services for all students.
WHO reports first full week of no new confirmed cases in region since March 2014. Government of Guinea (GoG) adopts new comprehensive Ebola virus disease (EVD) surveillance plan. US Government DART continues to support development of local EVD care capacity as USAID/OFDA-supported Ebola treatment units (ETUs) close.
CHAMP improves and expands HIV/AIDS services for key populations (commercial sex workers and men who have sex with men) and other vulnerable populations such as long distance truck drivers.
This project promotes evidence-based decision making, supports a regional effort to expand use of family planning services, and increases the accessibility of high quality HIV services for most-at-risk populations in order to decrease the burden of disease.
October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month (NCSAM) and USAID is joining with the Department of Homeland Security and its partners across the country to highlight the importance of cybersecurity and online safety.
The On Farm Water Management Project (OFWMP) improves agricultural productivity by enhancing efficient use of water. The key project indicators include: (a) Land Productivity (yield of wheat, ton/hectare); (b) Water Productivity (yield of wheat for each volume of water used); (c) Percentage Increase in Irrigated Area. The World Bank has established a successful working relationship with the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan (GIRoA) through the Afghanistan Reconstruction Trust Fund (ARTF) to accomplish a number of capacity-building goals. This co-financing mechanism allows USAID to meet its international commitments on donor coordination and the use of country systems, while at the same time, meeting USAID programmatic goals.
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Deep Space 9 is sorta like Babylon 5 - in that it's a big story arc taking place on a space station, but it's quite inferior to Babylon in that way. I'd say it's very good overall, but it can't touch TNG. It's infinitely superior to Voyager and Enterprise, though.
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August 2, 2013
What's happening at the "Ladies Night Out" Shopping Event
We will be playing some up-beat music for your shopping experience.
Dry Blow Out's & Styles?
We have a hair stylist who will be there to offer free hair styling tips.
Make-Up Consulation
We will have a Mary-Kay representative there, who will be offering makeup and skin care tips.
We have a Dove Chocolate representative, who will be providing some yummy treats.
When is the event?
The Ladies Night Only Shopping Event is Friday, August 2nd from 6-9pm
Can I bring a guest?
Yes, you can bring up to 6 friends on one registration ticket. But no kids and no hubbies!
Can my husband come with me?
No, sorry....this is a Ladies Night Out Shopping Event. Ladies Only
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Technical Abstract: The proteins in seeds of agronomically crops are important as nourishment for man and livestock, and for this reason have been studied extensively. This chapter describes features about glycinin and B-conglycinin, the proteins which comprise about 70% of the total protein in soybean. The proteins are encoded by two small families of genes that are expressed coordinately during seed development. During expression of these genes, the products of the genes enter the intracellular secretory pathway and undergo post-translational modification while enroute to their site of deposition in storage vacuoles. The modifications are required for efficient packaging within vacuoles. Genetic mutations are described which affect either the structure of storage protein subunits or steps in the maturation of the protein during transit of the secretory pathway. Strategies for the genetic manipulation of glycinin and B-conglycinin are discussed that may prove beneficial for improvement of their nutritional properties. The chapter will be of interest to scientists interested in crop improvement by the use of biotechnological approaches.


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We believe that apps and websites should not only be eye catching. They must provide a great user experiences, as well.
All serious projects need to be perfectly analyzed, documented and modeled. Our software analytics and engineers will help you to understand your needs and create what exactly you need.
We are using Agile Development process which promotes adaptive planning, evolutionary development and delivery, a time-boxed iterative approach, and which encourages rapid and flexible response to change allowing you to follow the development process.
Each application, both mobile and web, needs to have beautiful, responsive and user friendly design. Our design team will help you to create it.
We are coding on Java, C#, PHP and Ruby, also using existing frameworks and content management systems. Our web developers are using HTML5, CSS3 and other web technologies to create the most beautiful, responsive and user friendly web applications for you.
We're great at coding iPhone and iPad applications. Our iOS team will help you to realize your ideas in real working applications. We create native and HTML5 based iOS applications.
Our Android team is coding native and HTML5 based applications which perfectly fit on most of Android devices, phones, tablets and TV boxes, as well.
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