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This last year in the "plus-size" fashion world has been crazy. We've been getting the most coverage I've ever seen. Even so, mainstream America still has no idea about what this world is like.
Yes, there was the cable mini-series Big Sexy on TLC. It definitely caused a stir. But that's it…or is it? Tonight, Curvy Girls premiered on NuvoTV. The new show features models Denise Bidot, Lorna Litz, Rosie Mercado, and Victoria Castillo.
Curvy Girls provides an all-access pass inside the glamorous world of professional modeling by shining the spotlight on four working plus-size Latina models whose passion and pride fuel their drive to achieve fame, fortune and fabulousness. But secret battles with insecurity, eating disorders, family fiascos and rocky romantic relationships threaten to singe their competitive spirit as they navigate through L.A.'s fast lane of auditions, photo shoots and fierce competition.
I personally know Denise and Rosie, and couldn't be happier to see these two featured on this show. They are amazingly wonderful and sweet women. I've spent enough time with both of them to know that they are both fighters and hard workers. Both are great moms and beautiful on the inside and out.
As I watched tonight, I listened to all of these women reveal their personal struggles and couldn't help but feel for them. They may be physically beautiful, but they hate their boobs or think they aren't perfect enough. In other words, body-image issues don't stop at just us.
We even get an inside look on the dreaded modeling standards and how they effect if and how much these ladies actually work. There were a "few" scenes that I'm not very happy about or impressed with, but that's just television…I guess.
They always need to add drama to the show (via editing). So, enters the mean-spitired people, cattiness, jealousy, and an almost fight. Mannnnn…some people can be so ugly on the inside. I guess the plus size modeling industry is a lot like the straight-size modeling world. This documentary really got me thinking…
Did you watch Curvy Girls?
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The Crap We Missed – Tuesday 5.28.13
"Seriously, enough with the Candice Swanepoel butt pics." – Nobody in the history of Candice Swanepoel butt pics.
Welcome to Tuesday's The Crap We Missed, which thanks to the decision to make the lead pic a huge widescreen tribute to butts, has no room for the rest of the thumbnails. I promise there's more than just Candice in here, although I'm sure you'll figure that out once you splint up the finger you just broke clicking into gallery. We've got Leonardo DiCaprio bringing his mom to a red carpet event, as well as the awkward moment when Amber Rose spit into her palm after the DJ yelled 'Who's ready to party?', Halle Berry at Disneyland wearing probably the same outfit as all the other expectant moms, and Taylor Lautner's date whose face is almost as bored as her vagina.
Fish told me to bring back The Final Five, so, yes, I will be flogged unmercifully for this not being Jon Hamm,
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WINGATE, N.C. – Saint Leo junior midfielder John Laronga has been given the nod as the Deep South Conference Defensive Player of the Week, league officials announced Monday afternoon. Joining Laronga on the list of weekly awards were Lenoir-Rhyne's Tyler Kotch as the Offensive POW, and Florida Tech's Nick Gardner as the Conference Freshman of the Week.
Laronga won 19-of-25 face-offs to lead Saint Leo past Rollins in a 14-9 Deep South Conference contest. In addition to his .760 win percentage on face-offs, the Huntington, N.Y. native piled up 11 ground balls to help the Lions improve to 2-1 in conference play.
Kotch netted three goals in Lenoir-Rhyne's 12-11 overtime DSC victory against Catawba, which included the game-winning goal 24 seconds into overtime. Kotch did his damage on five shots on Saturday, registering four shots on goal. He also had a ground ball as he helped Lenoir-Rhyne move to 1-0 in conference play.
Gardner netted three goals in Florida Tech's 10-7 victory over Coker College. It was the second consecutive hat trick for the freshman and third in his five games with the Panthers. Gardner scored three goals while taking only three shots on the afternoon, adding a ground ball to help Florida Tech improve to 3-2 on the season.
The Lions return to action on Wednesday, March 6, when they host Catawba College in Deep South Conference action. Game time against the Indians is slated for 7 p.m. at University Turf Field. Fans who cannot make it to the game can catch all of the action live on the Saint Leo Sports Network at SaintLeoLions.com. For the latest news, updates, and information, fans can 'Like' the Lions on Facebook and follow us on Twitter.


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ROYAL Mail's sorting office in York will close by the end of next month, with mail processing operations transferred to a new centre near Leeds.
The phased closure of the sorting office in Leeman Road means the loss of 157 jobs to York – although about 60 posts are transferring to Leeds.
A Royal Mail spokeswoman said the York Central Delivery Office in Leeman Road was unaffected.
"The change is part of a major transformation and programme to modernise Royal Mail," she said.
"We need to modernise in response to the decline in volume of mail and to introduce the latest technology to our sorting centre. The expansion of our Leeds site represents a significant investment by Royal Mail in services in North East Yorkshire.
"This move is an important part of our programme to improve both the efficiency and effectiveness of our operation by making the best possible use of our buildings, machinery and resources."


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This exquisite iPad sleeve case is the perfect luxury gift for him or her, dad or mum, handcrafted in luxury Cotton Twill in a warm, traditional Green, soft to touch and designed to help protect your iPad screen from the bumps and scrapes of everyday life. With quality, exposed stitching in a cool contrast color and shock resistance lining this case is stylish and durable, looking after your device all day long. An Easy-Ejection Fastener helps to remove your device safely after every use, and gives an added feeling of protection when carrying your case. Not just a pretty face, this case contains an innovative microfiber lining that keeps your device snug, whilst also eliminating 99.9% of surface bacteria from your device. No need for wipes - the lining also wipes away unsightly marks that can cause eye-strain, fatigue and headaches with every swipe – genius! Eliminating bacteria from the device surface helps to make your screen family-friendly – preventing the spread of illness, blemish-causing dirt and scratches on your screen! An anti-static effect within the microfiber also averts electrical charges that can cause damage to your iPad without you knowing.
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HOUSTON - A day care owner has been charged with murder in connection with the deaths of four children during a fire that broke out while, prosecutors say, she was out shopping.
Shomari Dickerson, 3, Elizabeth Kojah, 20 months, Kendyll Stradford, 20 months, and Elias Castillo died from the fire at a home in the 2800 block of Crestpark at Waypark shortly before 1:30 p.m. on Feb. 24. The house served as a day care facility called Jackie's Child Care.
Three other children were injured in the fire.
Arson investigators said the fire started in the kitchen after someone left a pot of oil sitting on a hot burner.
The day care owner, Jessica Tata, 22, was supposed to be watching the children, but Houston Fire Department officials said she was grocery shopping at a Target store nearby when the fire started. Detectives said security video showed her arriving at the store at 1:09 p.m. and driving away from the store at 1:24 p.m. The children had been left home alone, investigators said
Witnesses said Tata returned as smoke began billowing out of the home day care. The first call to 911 was made by someone other than Tata at 1:29 p.m., investigators said.
Tata's attorney, Mike DeGeurin, said she went into the burning house three times to save the children, and lost her own goddaughter in the fire.
In addition to the murder charges, Tata faces three counts of abandoning a child and six counts of reckless injury to a child. She also faces a federal charge of unlawful flight to avoid prosecution. She is being held in the Harris County Jail without bond.
Tata returned to Houston last week after spending weeks on the run in Nigeria, prosecutors said. DeGeurin said that charges had not been filed against Tata when she flew to Nigeria, so she did not flee.
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SAINT LEO, Fla. – Head Cross Country Coach Melissa Miller has announced the men's and women's 2010 regular season schedule. Nine races are on tap for each squad, including a trio of events during the months of September and October. The teams will round-out their 2010 slate with the Sunshine State Conference Championships in November, and the NCAA South Region sprint in efforts of making the NCAA Championships in December.
"With added front runners and depth to our program, we look to compete against tough conference schools and nationally ranked teams," said Miller.
The two rosters kick-off their 2010 seasons on Friday, September 3 when they travel to Tampa to partake in the Early Bird Classic hosted by the University of Tampa. One week later (Sept. 11), the groups travel cross state to Melbourne, Fla. to compete in the Florida Tech Invite, before making the journey to Gainesville, Fla. to run in The University of Florida's Mountain Dew Invitational on September 18.
Next on the race calendar is the FLRunners.com meet on October 1 from Titusville, Fla. Shortly after, Orlando, Fla. will act as host to Lions at the Disney Classic on October 9. The final regular season event takes place on October 22 when Saint Leo travels to Lakeland, Fla. to participate in the Florida Southern Invitational.
Next, the postseason portion of the schedule takes center stage as the Lions compete in the Sunshine State Conference Championships on November 6 from Melbourne, Fla. From there, SLU will prepare for the NCAA South Region race on November 20 at a yet to be determined location with intentions on running in the NCAA Championships on December 4 in Louisville.
Miller is excited for the upcoming slate of races and feels the early meet in Melbourne will be beneficial to her team's success. "One benefit to the schedule is that our group of runners will gain early season race experience at our conference championship course." said Miller, "This will be beneficial to each runner as we make a push towards our best finish at the SSC's."
Stay tuned to SaintLeoLions.com for more on both the men's and women's cross country teams throughout the training and championship seasons.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- Police in central Ohio say an 8-year-old boy has died days after being shot in the head, and they expect to file updated charges against the suspect.
A report from Columbus police says the child, identified as Jamarion Cox, died Monday. Officers say he was struck four days earlier while riding in a vehicle with three adults and a younger boy. Police haven't disclosed the circumstances of the shooting.
They identified the suspect as 23-year-old Robert Broom of Columbus. Police initially reported Broom was arrested on an assault charge, but the updated report on Tuesday indicated a warrant has been issued for his arrest.
That report says investigators expect to charge Broom with murder.
It's not clear if Broom has an attorney, and court records for the warrant listed none.


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I couldn't go to sleep without passing this piece of modern wall decor on to you guys. These 3D wall tiles will cover a 12 foot square section of your wall space. That is an awesome size for wall decor less than $50. Use as many as you like in any pattern you like- they will stun no matter where you place them. These would look fantastic in my bathroom but I'm wondering how they would hold up in the moisture?


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A GENEROUS donation saw a supermarket put its best foot forward to support a worthy cause.
Joanne Jenkins, community champion at Tesco St Peter's, and acting store manager Stuart Gillett came forward to present the Footsteps charity with a bumper cheque for £600.
The charity, formerly known as Guy's Footprints, provides support for bereaved children, young people and their families in Worcestershire following the death of a parent, sibling or other significant person in their life.
They guide and support bereaved children and young people and help them manage their grief via a free of charge service.


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Sen. Nelson joins python hunt in Fla Everglades
Published: Thursday, January 17, 2013 at 9:13 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, January 17, 2013 at 9:13 p.m.
U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson is blaming warm weather for an unsuccessful python hunt in the Everglades.
The Florida Democrat is among more than 1,000 people who signed up to hunt Burmese pythons during the month-long "Python Challenge."
On Thursday, Nelson sped over roughly 40 miles of sawgrass in an airboat piloted by state wildlife commissioner Ron Bergeron. They checked several isolated islands, but they came back empty-handed.
They encouraged other hunters to take advantage of colder temperatures that drive the snakes onto sunny surfaces.
Nelson championed a federal ban on the pythons. He says their voracious appetite for native wildlife threatens to undermine the ongoing, multimillion-dollar effort to restore a natural water flow in the Everglades.
Nelson also says he'd like to see python hunting allowed in Everglades National Park.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Licenses
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When do new-year licenses go on sale?
August 15. Most recreational hunting and fishing type license packages are valid from date of purchase in August (August 15 and later) through August 31 of the following year. Most commercial type licenses may be purchased starting August 15 of each year for the following year, but are not effective until September 1.
I'm a Texas resident in active military, what license is available to me for hunting and/or fishing?
Item 510, Texas Resident Active Duty Military "Super Combo" Hunting and All-Water Fishing Package is available at no cost to Texas residents on active duty in the U.S. Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force, Coast Guard, Reserves or National or State Guard. Proof of residency for this license is: military service record(s) indicating that the person's home of record is in Texas or that the person's duty station for the six months immediately prior to the time of application is in Texas.
I lost my license, what do I do?
Replacement licenses can be purchased at approximately 1,600 license agents located across the state. The agent will ask that you complete an application for a replacement license. Most recreational replacement licenses are $10. See a list of license agents.
What licenses are available to disabled veterans?
The free Disabled Veteran "Super Combo" Hunting and All-Water Fishing Package is available at no cost to a Texas resident or non-resident qualifying as a disabled veteran. Disabled Veteran means a veteran with a service-connected disability, as defined by the Veterans Administration, consisting of the loss of the use of a foot or leg or a disability rating of 50% or more and who is receiving compensation from the U.S. for the disability. Official proof of disability (issued by the VA) must be shown when applying for this license and must state the rate of disability.
I'm disabled, is a fishing license required?
Disabled residents are required to obtain a fishing license unless they are:
a mentally disabled person who is engaging in recreational fishing as part of medically approved therapy and who is fishing under the immediate supervision of personnel approved or employed by a hospital, residence or school for mentally disabled persons. The mentally disabled person must carry an authorization identifying the entity supplying the service. This authorization may be in the form of an I.D. card that contains the name of the sponsoring entity.
a mentally disabled person who is recreational fishing under the direct supervision of a licensed angler who is a family member or who is a licensed angler that has permission from the family to take the mentally disabled person fishing. While fishing, the mentally disabled person needs a note from a doctor stating the person has been diagnosed as mentally disabled.
Are Texas residents 65 years of age and older required to purchase a fishing license?
Yes, Texas residents 65 years of age and older are required to purchase a fishing license. However, Texas residents born BEFORE January 1, 1931 are exempt from the fishing license requirement. Below are the options available:
Fishing License Only
- Resident Senior Freshwater Fishing:
- $12
- Resident Senior Saltwater Fishing:
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- Resident Senior All-Water Fishing:
- $22
Combination Packages Available
- Senior Resident Combination Hunting and Freshwater Fishing:
- $16
- Senior Resident Combination Hunting and Saltwater Fishing:
- $21
- Senior Resident Combination Hunting and All-water Fishing:
- $26
- Senior Resident Super Combination License (includes all state stamps):
- $32
I'm a Texas resident 65 years of age, what type of hunting licenses are available?
Hunting License Only
- Senior Resident Hunting License
- $7 (stamp endorsements are required as applicable)
Combination Packages Available
- Senior Resident Combination Hunting and Freshwater Fishing
- $16
- Senior Resident Combination Hunting and Saltwater Fishing
- $21
- Senior Resident Combination Hunting and All-water Fishing
- $26
- Senior Resident Super Combination License (includes all state stamps)
- $32
What type of hunting license is required of resident and non-resident youth (16 years of age and younger)?
Resident and non-resident youth may purchase the Youth Hunting License for $7. Youth are exempt from state stamp endorsement requirements. Federal Duck Stamp is required at age 16.
Is the non-resident 5-day and non-resident special hunting license valid for deer and turkey?
No. These two licenses are valid for small game animals and birds (excluding turkey). Stamp endorsements apply. See Hunting Licenses for a complete listing.
What license is available to non-residents to hunt deer?
The only license available to non-residents to hunt deer is the General Non-Resident Hunting license for $315. This license is also valid to hunt any legal bird or animal. Stamp endorsements apply. See Hunting Licenses.
Is a fishing license required for youth?
Resident and non-resident youth under the age of 17 do not need a fishing license. However, if they wish to retain a red drum over the maximum length, they can purchase an Exempt Angler Tag for $3.
What is HIP Certification and how do I obtain the free certification?
HIP Certification, stands for Harvest Information Program Certification. The data collected from the survey questions is provided to the US Fish and Wildlife Service which provides valuable information for the management of migratory game birds on a continental basis. This certification can be obtained from any license sales agent located throughout the state.
How can I obtain a Federal Sandhill Crane Permit?
The Federal Sandhill Crane Permit is only available at TPWD Austin Headquarters and Law Enforcement Offices located across the state (see listing of offices and business hours). For phone requests during normal business hours, please call 1-800-792-1112, option 5, menu 2 or (512) 389-4820. After hour requests or weekends, the Federal Sandhill Crane Permit can be obtained online. A $5 convenience fee applies to all online purchases. Each sales venue will provide a sandhill crane confirmation number that you can use along with your valid hunting license, state migratory endorsement and HIP Certification.
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If you turn on Cooking Channel today, you'll notice our logo has turned blue. April 2 is World Autism Awareness Day so we're participating in a unique global initiative to help raise awareness about the growing public health concern.
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Where do you go when you need information fast? Like millions around the world, I go straight to Wikipedia, the world's largest free online encyclopedia.
The "wiki" part of Wikipedia is from a Hawaiian word meaning "quick." While it may seem as though Wikipedia has had quick success, it was actually a bit of an accident.
In 2000 Jimmy Wales and Larry Sanger started an online encyclopedia called Nupedia. The goal was for it to include contributions written only by experts. Before an article could be posted on Nupedia, it had to go through an extensive scholarly review process. That strategy proved to be painstakingly slow.
When Nupedia unplugged its servers in 2003, only 24 articles had been posted, and 74 were in the review process. There were not very many articles, but they were scholarly and professionally written!
In 2001, a year after Nupedia launched, Wales and Sanger started Wikipedia as a feeder system for Nupedia. The idea was to allow non-pros, non-scholars, and non-experts to write articles that the Nupedia scholars would review. The articles would then make their way through the extensive Nupedia approval process. By the end of 2001, volunteers had submitted more than 20,000 "wiki" articles.
It took the experts three years to create 24 articles and the non-experts one year to create 20,0000 articles. At the time of this writing, contributors from around the world had submitted more than 17 million Wikipedia articles, and according to an independent survey, most are as accurate as traditional encyclopedia entries written by recognized experts.
Unfortunately, many churches today function more like Nupedia than Wikipedia. They allow only credentialed professionals to lead evangelism and discipleship efforts while volunteers are expected to show up and pay up, but not engage in serious ministry.
Imagine if the situation were reversed. Imagine if every believer, not just paid leaders, were engaged in ministry. That's a WikiChurch. That's the Book of Acts. That's what is behind Victory–Manila's growth.
I love what Michael Scott, the fictional regional manager on the sitcom The Office, says about Wikipedia: "Wikipedia is the best thing ever. Anyone, in the world, can write anything they want about any subject. So you know you are getting the best possible information."
Wikipedia may be an imperfect source, but it has made information widely available simply by empowering volunteers. That, I believe, is the call of the church—to empower imperfect people to spread the most important message around the world.
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S.Sgt Harold JACK Flaugher,KIA 18 JUne'44 B-24
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458th Bomb Group (Heavy) 754th Bomb Squadron, B-24 H "Rhopsody in Jink" #41-28773 Lost on 18 June, 1944 over Newminster, Germany. This B-24 was out of an airfield, AAC 123 of the Mighty 8th Air Foprce in England.
Sgt Flaugher was a B-24 Top-Turret GUNNER that was KIA on 18 June, 1944 in the B-24 #41-28773 Over Germany. The only Combat Crew member to die in a "Shot-down over Germany" Crew of 10 men. The other 9 were taken as POW, to Stulag Luft III.
Harold was a Crew-member and Friend of Lt Thomas Jeffers, Bombardier, in the big B-24 Heavy Bomber. Bomber Crew were a lot like family, some Mission routinely taking up to 14 hours. I know that Harold is greatly missed by his family and freinds. God Bless our brave men.
Barbi Ennis Connolly email@example.com WWII Historical Researcher and for the 57th Bomb Wing, being the 319th and 321st Bomb Group Historian (My dad/Ed - B-25's in the MTO)


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Let your child explore the world of dinosaurs all in the safety of your home! Let them dig for fossils and learn about the extinct species all at the same. This fun and inventive activity can help keep your kids entertained for long periods of time.
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CBS' Bode Miller drunk while skiing claim: Is it accurate? Is it libel?
CBS' Bode Miller "drunk while skiing" claim: Is it accurate? Is it libel?{mosimage}[This article, first published Jan. 8, has not been changed since then, but the story behind it sure has. Click here for the inside story.]
Bode Miller is in trouble again for something he said.
No one will know until Sunday night whether Miller actually admitted to racing a World Cup while under the influence of alcohol, as the CBS news program "60 Minutes" has claimed.
CBS sent out a press release about the show under the headline 'World Cup Ski Champ Admits to Being Drunk on Slopes' and including quotes in which Miller discusses how challenging it is to ski while intoxicated.
According to Cathy Olian, the producer of the segment, Miller related a story about World Cup Finals last season at Lenzerheide, Switzerland, where he celebrated clinching the overall title and then raced a slalom the next day.
'Basically he just told us a story about the night he won the World Cup' said Olian, contacted by phone on Saturday afternoon. 'That's basically what he said … he was still feeling the effects the next morning.'
The CBS release, which was posted at the CBS News Web site late on Thursday night, was quickly picked up by The Associated Press, the news agency, and was printed around the country.
European agencies followed suit, and the media came to Adelboden, Switzerland, ready to hear from Miller on the subject, but on Saturday Miller refused to speak with print or TV journalists.
Meanwhile attention turned to the fact that CBS had altered the release, changing its headline from 'Bode Miller on Skiing Drunk' to 'Gold Not Important to Bode Miller.'
In a statement e-mailed to reporters, Miller's agent, Lowell Taub, wrote that CBS may have committed libel if they can't prove Miller actually spoke about skiing drunk.
'We are currently talking with CBS to confirm if they have any audio from Bode whatsoever wherein he claims to be "drunk while skiing" rather than stating that his nightlife has "affected his performance' wrote Taub.
In a phone interview, Taub told Ski Racing 'we're saddened that this is a release that has raced around the world, but we are hoping and expecting that it will be a fair and balanced piece that will portray what an honorable athlete Bode is.'
The U.S. Ski Team is expected to react to the news only after the segment airs on Sunday night.
A bit of background
Miller's nightlife has been an issue between him and his coaches for years. Ski Racing magazine's unofficial policy has been to steer clear of it unless it directly affects his life on the snow.
World Cup ski races frequently take place in small towns, where contact between athletes and journalists is unavoidable in the small taverns where both groups unwind. Unlike in professional American sports, there are few bars on the ski circuit with discreet VIP lounges for athletes to hang out in.
Contrary to conventional wisdom, it is only rarely reported on. Most journalists try to keep their distance, since Miller frequently complains about being approached by interested fans while trying to relax, and because most recognize that athletes have a right to privacy.
But even if they wanted to, journalists would not need to dig for dirt on Miller; he often serves it up to them willingly in press conferences, or in interviews, as it does in the current issue of Maxim magazine. Miller has always maintained that guarding his image is practically impossible.
Last month, Miller was fined for refusing to submit to a boot test. The U.S. Ski Team has paid that $762 fine.
This article, first published Jan. 8, has not been changed since then, but the story behind it sure has. Click here for the inside story.>


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About the Camron-Stanford House
The Camron-Stanford House is the last of the beautiful 19th century mansions that once surrounded Lake Merritt. In its long life, the house was the private residence of five families instrumental in the development of the City of Oakland and the State of California. In the early 20th century it became the first museum in the City of Oakland.
In 1971, a farsighted group saved the house from the wrecking ball and created the Camron-Stanford House Preservation Association. Over the next 40 years, a complete restoration of the house has been accomplished and a restoration of the gardens is underway. Visitors today can walk through authentic rooms that have been meticulously recreated using descriptions found in personal letters, newspaper accounts, vintage photographs and other architectural research.


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Baseball Video Recap: Liberty vs. Radford
|Josh Richardson pitched a complete game for the Flames on Tuesday.
The No. 5 seed Liberty Flames dropped their opening game of the 2013 Big South Baseball Championship by a 6-3 count to No. 4 seed Radford, Tuesday evening at Liberty Baseball Stadium.
The Flames will return to action early this afternoon, in an elimination game against No. 8 seed Charleston Southern. The game will begin 45 minutes after this morning's matchup between No. 3 seed High Point and No. 7 seed Longwood.


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Winnipeg Blue Bombers head coach Tim Burke faced more questions about next season than this one on Friday.
The newly signed head coach announced at his introduction press conference that he will be replacing himself as Bombers defensive co-ordinator. Though today's game against the Montreal Alouettes is their last of the 2012 Canadian Football League season, the potential identity of the new defensive co-ordinator was one hot topic of discussion. A round of name-dropping brought out Bombers defensive co-ordinator Greg Marshall and Hamilton Tiger-Cats defensive co-ordinator Casey Creehan.
Burke was not biting.
"First of all (Creehan) has got another year left on his contract so I really don't want to speculate on it. He's got a two-year contract and you just can't make a lateral move, you don't get that choice," Burke said. Creehan was a coach with the Bombers in 2010 (defensive line) and 2011 (linebackers). In media reports out of Hamilton, Tiger-Cats head coach George Cortez refused to comment on his staff.
Burke was cryptic when asked about Marshall, who spent three seasons (2006-2008) as the Bombers defensive co-ordinator.
"Greg's obviously a really good defensive co-ordinator. I would think he'll end up in the CFL this year (2013) as a co-ordinator again. That's all I'll say."
Adrian McPherson, the backup quarterback behind future Hall-of-Famer Anthony Calvillo for five years, will start today as Calvillo will sit out the final, meaningless game of the season.
McPherson is at the end of his contract and free agency next February is a possibility for the 29-year-old.
Asked if he thought the Bombers might be watching him, considering their unsettled quarterback situation, McPherson politely gave a non-answer.
"In my opinion, I feel like everybody's watching," said the 6-3, 220-pound McPherson. "My father always used to always tell me every time you play a game, there's someone that'll see you play for the last time and someone that's never seen you play before. What kind of impression do you want to leave? I just want to prepare myself the way Anthony prepares himself. Go out, have fun and let those guys make plays."
McPherson said the Alouettes are playing all their regulars, except Calvillo, today.
"I think if I don't play well tomorrow, free agency won't matter," he said, laughing.
Today will be the last time a Winnipeg Blue Bombers team will play in Canad Inns Stadium, the team's home for the past 59 years.
"That's an interesting dynamic to this game for us as players because we have a young team but with the Hall of Fame weekend going on, you get the feeling of that sense of history that is going on right now for this weekend," said Alex Brink, who will quarterback the Bombers in the historic last game. "We all respect and understand this is a very important weekend in the Winnipeg Football Club history so it's neat that we get to be a part of it."
Bombers fullback Michel-Pierre Pontbriand, who hails from St-Adele, Que., said the game is a chance to salute the fans as well as shut the old barn down with a win.
Because it's the last game in the stadium, it's an emotional game for the city. We have to show (fans) love about that," he said.
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The Austerity Debate
♦ Europe may have hit the political limits of how far it can go with austerity-led economic policies because of the growing opposition in the eurozone periphery, according to the president of the European Commission.
♦ Tim Harford tells the story of Thomas Herndon, the student who uncovered a mistake in a famous economic paper that has been used to make the case for austerity cuts, and considers what it means for austerity economics.
Italy Deadlock
♦ Choking back tears in his inauguration address, Giorgio Napolitano, who at 87 reluctantly accepted an unprecedented second mandate as Italy's president, slammed the country's political parties for their failure to reach agreement and for the "unforgivable" lack of political reforms.
♦ Tony Barber argues that public outrage is not bred only by economic crisis, and that politicians in Italy (and elsewhere in Europe) should get their houses in order.
♦ Italy's political and economic torpor is epitomised in the ruined and abandoned city of L'Aquila.
♦ In northwest Pakistan, militants are using bombs as campaigning tactics ahead of the May parliamentary elections.
♦ It's the UK's turn to host the G8 and Richard Dowden, director of the Royal Africa Society, wants to know if it will do anything to stop companies avoiding tax in poor countries: "More important than giving aid would be to stop doing bad things to poor countries. The worst thing we – the British – do is to maintain the world's most iniquitous secret tax havens."
♦ In the past year, two trillion dollars has not been reported to the IRS because "ordinary Americans have gone underground, and, as the recovery continues to limp along, they seem to be doing it more and more."
♦ Kidnappings of ordinary Syrians are on the rise as lawlessness spreads.
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Last month, 24 grades 10-12 students from the Asia Pacific Studies program at Kelvin High School were invited to take part in Kizuna (Bonds of Friendship). The initiative, which is administered by the Canadian Commission for UNESCO, the National Federation of UNESCO Associations in Japan, and the Japan International Cooperation Center, provided for a fully funded two-week study tour of Japan.
The program's purpose is to help promote better understanding about Japan's recovery almost two years after the devastating March 2011 earthquake and tsunami.
While there, the students travelled in the Ibaraki prefecture, northeast of Tokyo along the Pacific Coast, to see areas that were in the disaster zone. A few of the students did some shoreline cleanup. The students also met Japanese high school students and stayed with host families for a few days.
Kelvin was one of only four schools in Canada invited to attend and was selected because it has the province's only Asia Pacific studies program, which includes Japanese-language classes.
The following is a sampling of some of the students' experiences:
After school hours were over (At Hokota Second High School), we were allowed to attend one school club of our choice; I chose the cooking club. As well as teaching me a few simple (and delicious) Japanese recipes, I was shown how to make 'emergency food.' This included rice balls and miso soup cooked in a bag, and cupcakes in a paper cup. It was explained to me that after the earthquake hit, most dishes were broken, so the refugee workers had to find new ways to cook and serve food. Then I was shown how they made bowls out of origami newspapers. I was really struck by the ingenuity of Hokota citizens and how quickly they responded to their drastically changed living conditions. I found it inspiring the way everyone in the community did what they could to help others in a time of crisis, whether that was aiding in fundraising for reconstruction or providing food and shelter for those who were scared or had lost their homes.
-- Olivia Tefft
One of the most striking moments from the trip to Japan will be the speech given in Oarai by the aquarium manager. He was working when the tsunami hit. Instead of racing away to see what happened to his home and family, he did all he could to make sure the customers were safe. Once they were, did he leave for home? No, he made sure the animals in the aquarium would be secure. He and the rest of the employees didn't leave for days even as news of the disaster reached them, the wreckage readily apparent. I was highly impressed. In past disasters in North America, it's not uncommon for people to panic or all but riot. The devotion they showed is something we could all stand to learn from. It speaks a great deal about how Japanese society places value on duty to a much greater degree then the western world.
-- Nicholas Firth
My host family had thrown me a surprise dinner party at a restaurant on my final night with them. The entire family attended. There I met the uncle who, because of business, travels to America a lot. We were talking about the reason that I was in Japan and what I had learned about the earthquake and tsunami when he told me his story. At the time of the earthquake, he was stuck in traffic on a very busy bridge (in the Kanto region near Tokyo). It collapsed. He told me out of all of the people, he was the only survivor. He was emotional as he told me this; I have to admit I was shocked. He told me this story and talked about how lucky he was that he survived, which is when his six-year-old son came up to us and pulled me away to go play with the kids. It was difficult to get the story out because of the language barrier, but I'm glad he told me and that little Noritaka still has his loving father... Some people only hear about the devastation and we can't comprehend it until we see for ourselves and hear the survivors' stories.
-- Sarah Rollason-MacAulay
At the aquarium, listening to the stories the director had to share, made me realize how close I felt to them as human beings. Sure I never experienced a tsunami before, but being at the aquarium, sitting on the hillside, where the water level rose to on March 3, 2011, really put the situation into perspective and turned the Kizuna trip into a surreal experience. Hearing about the panic and looking out to the ocean brought some panic into myself. Just thinking about how it would feel to see the horizon rise and come in fast just put me into awe. Another aspect that really put a pain into my heart was seeing how many children were at the aquarium while I was there; knowing that on the day of the tsunami, the number of children could have been the same or even higher because of the decreasing statistic of visitors since March 2011. The strength the Japanese people have is truly amazing knowing where they were two years ago and where they are today.
-- Kaylene Bellerose
When we were in Hokota City, there were many things that caught me by surprise. The kindness of the people, how strong they are, and also how quickly they have recovered from the earthquake and tsunami devastation. When we got there, I realized that although they had rebuilt many parts of the city, others were still damaged. It was in the damaged parts of the city that you could really see how the disaster affected the people. One day, we had gone to see a bridge that had been damaged by the earthquake. A whole section in the middle was missing. We found out that one person died on the bridge during the earthquake. It was amazing to see the damaged bridge and right next to it was a bigger new one. It was very eye-opening to see parts of the city that were damaged, then others that looked like they hadn't been affected. I think we were all a little surprised by the damage we saw. Seeing it in person was very inspirational. I believe that we all came out of it with a new point of view and looking for ways to help.
-- Quinn Miller
One day, we went to a garbage dump in the city of Hokota. We saw the massive amount of debris that had been collected from the destruction of the earthquake. The most common form of debris created from the disaster was roof tiles. We saw an enormous pile of broken roof tiles in this very small dump. This goes to show the number of houses and buildings that were destroyed.
-- Marc Rochette
The farm wasn't actually damaged in the tsunami or earthquake. The farmer and his son have been affected by rumours about all the radiation tainting all their strawberries. No one is buying the produce except the local community. If they ship their strawberries to be sold in Japan, the berries are just sent back to the farm. We all ate the berries. They were so delicious and sweet, like no other strawberry I have ever had!
-- Maddy Pineau
I will always remember an elderly gentleman who encountered our group at a park near Hokota town, walking along with his groceries and his dog. We had just finished a tour during which we saw the incredible cleanup and reconstruction of a nearby retail and recreation complex. The man's dog was quite talented; he would jump up on his owner's back on command to shake a paw with our amazed group! I offered him a Canadian flag pin and recited the Japanese sentence our teacher, Teruka Sensei, had taught us to say, which roughly translates as "Sorry I have so little to offer." He held the pin in his cupped palms and said in apparent awe, "Oh, Canada!" Then suddenly he scurried to his groceries and pulled out a bag of a dozen oranges. He thrust the bag in my hand and gestured to our waiting busload of Kelvin students. I was dumbfounded. Was he seriously insisting I take a week's worth of oranges for him and his family in exchange for a pin? I declined, as politely as I could. He insisted, as forcefully as he could! I was incredulous; he was adamant. It seemed as though he was intent on showing us how proud and happy he was to meet foreigners come to witness all the progress that had been made since the earthquake.
-- Raymond Sokalski, Kelvin teacher and head of the Asia Pacific studies program


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LG Issues G Watch Update to Fix Issues With Corrosionby Brandon Chester on 8/2/2014 12:50 PM EST
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londedoganet - Saturday, August 02, 2014 - linkIt may be strange that a software update can be used to address a physical problem, but I find it even stranger that the charging pins were still supplied with a voltage even when they're not connected (and thus capable of supplying current when a conductive path is presented in the form of salt water bridging the pins). I seem to remember being told in my sophomore year of electrical engineering that is wasn't ever a good idea to be leaving pins floating at indeterminate voltage levels. Reply
extide - Saturday, August 02, 2014 - linkThey're NOT floating, that's why there is possibly some current, and apparently they arent shorted to the same place. Making them float, should fix the issue. Reply
londedoganet - Sunday, August 03, 2014 - linkHm, I think I've mixed up my terminology; what I mean was that the pins were left at indeterminate voltage levels, such that a potential difference could possibly exist between two or more pins. This probably isn't "floating" in the commonly-accepted sense of the word, but the actual term escapes me.
But yes, if it is possible to set the pins to a high-impedance state, that should fix the problem. Reply
teddyboyd - Tuesday, December 09, 2014 - linkI recommend going for some of the top smartwaatches, it's worth the money. ted/ from http://www.topreport.org/wearable/ Reply
Impulses - Sunday, August 03, 2014 - linkIt's not the first time a software patch can fix a seemingly hardware issue, was it a Nexus phone that had a debouncing issue with sensitive volume buttons and a tweak to how they're polled fixed it? Reply
Impulses - Sunday, August 03, 2014 - linkTo be honest, corrosion seemed like a foregone conclusion when they launched this with pins on the wrist side... Tho it's great that they're doing something to try and mitigate it. Now where's that Moto 360 with wireless charging?? Take my money already Moto! Reply
DanNeely - Sunday, August 03, 2014 - linkGiven the immaturity of current generation smart watches; I'm going to guess it was a rushed to production over site. Reply
iAPX - Tuesday, August 05, 2014 - linkAnyway this fix will reduce corrosion, but won't be able to fix the problem completely, I expect owners to see corrosion problems after 1 year or so. Probably after the end of the warranty ;) Reply


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Former supermodel Cindy Crawford was spotted sunbathing topless on a yacht in St. Tropez over the weekend. And man is she holding up well for a 41-year-old. The last time I saw a 40-year-old topless I threw up and crashed my car. Although to be fair, I was also bench pressing 300 pounds at the time and nursing a sick kitten back to health. And did I mention the car was a Ferrari? I'm just saying, ladies.
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PHILADELPHIA – For approximately 33 minutes on Sunday, the University of Pennsylvania men's basketball team put together a great effort at Rider. Unfortunately, the Quakers could not sustain it and allowed the Broncs to overcame a 14-point deficit for an 89-88 win. (Rider scored the game's last seven points.) The process of closing out games continues on Thursday night, as Penn travels to George Mason for its first-ever meeting with the Patriots.
GAME 11 - PENN (2-8) at GEORGE MASON (6-6)
Thursday, Jan. 2, 2014 * 7:30 p.m.
Patriot Center (Fairfax, Va.)
TV: NBC Sports Network (Steve Schlanger, Blaine Fowler)
Radio: WNTP 990 AM (Larry Rosen, Vince Curran)
The Penn-Mason Series
*The Quakers and the Patriots have never met in men's basketball.
*Penn is playing the first of three games against Atlantic 10 Conference competition in January with this trip, and in fact will face two A-10 opponents in three days. The Quakers host La Salle at The Palestra on Saturday, then face Saint Joseph's in their annual Palestra tussle on Saturday, Jan. 18. All-time, Penn is 85-93 against programs that currently make up the Atlantic 10. (Dayton 0-1, Rhode Island 1-1, Duquesne 4-1, Richmond 3-2, Fordham 2-7, St. Bonaventure 2-1, G. Washington 0-1, Saint Joseph's 34-47, La Salle 38-28, Saint Louis 0-1, Massachusetts 1-3)
Time Change For Penn-La Salle on Saturday
A reminder that Saturday's Big 5game between Penn and La Salle, originally slated to tip off at 7 p.m. in The Palestra, will now tip off at 4 p.m.
Up The Scoring Chart
Senior Miles Jackson-Cartwright has 1,202 points for his career which is 25th in Penn history; he passed Jeff Neuman (1,187 points from 1964-66) and current Colgate head coach Matt Langel (1,191 from 1997-00) with his 20-point performance Sunday at Rider. Dick Censits (1956-58) is 24th on Penn's scoring chart, with 1,220 points, while Dave Wohl (1969-71) is 23rd with 1,226 points. Phil Hankinson (1971-73) is 22nd with 1,236 points.
The Quaker Notemeal of Note
*Penn had shot just 64-of-182 (.352) in its last three games combined (21-62 at Villanova, 20-61 vs. Wagner, 23-59 at Marist), before going 31-of-52 (a season-best 59.6 percent) last Sunday at Rider.
*After being outrebounded in each of its first four games, Penn outrebounded four straight opponents (43-30 vs. Niagara, 33-32 vs. Lafayette, 42-40 vs. Villanova, 44-42 vs. Wagner) before being outrebounded the last two games (45-32 at Marist, 43-26 at Rider).
*Penn has held nine of its 10 opponents this season below 45 percent from the field.
*Penn is 2-0 against MAAC schools on Tuesdays; the Quakers have not won in any other situation. That includes losing to MAAC schools each of the last two Sundays, Marist and Rider.
*In Penn's 10 games so far, head coach Jerome Allen has played 15 players in a game twice this season, 14 players four times, and 13 players twice.
*Penn has four players averaging double figures in scoring, but has not had more than three double-figure scorers in any game so far this season.
*Through the first 10 games, five different players have led Penn in scoring (Fran Dougherty, Miles Jackson-Cartwright, Tony Hicks, Darien Nelson-Henry, Julian Harrell) and all five have had at least one 20-point game.
*After recording 14 rebounds combined in Penn's first four games (3.5 rpg), Dougherty has 50 in the last six contests (8.3 rpg).
*After playing only 19 minutes in Penn's first six games -- he missed Penn's trip to Iowa entirely, then played a grand total of five minutes combined against Penn State, Niagara and Lafayette -- freshman guard Tony Bagtas has started the last four games and played 114 minutes. He has dished out 21 assists (9 at Villanova, 8 vs. Wagner, 4 at Marist), scored 19 points (7 against both the Wildcats and Seahawks), and grabbed 10 rebounds.
*Jackson-Cartwright came off the bench at Marist due to a thumb injury. The last time he played in a game but did not start it for Penn? December 10, 2011 at UCLA. (In fact, prior to that game at Marist, Jackson-Cartwright had started 88 of the previous 90 games he had played for the Quakers -- aside from UCLA, his only other non-start during that stretch was Penn's Senior Day game his freshman year, against Princeton on March 8, 2011).
Notemeal From Rider
*Penn fell to 13-12 in games decided by three or fewer points in the Jerome Allen coaching era (3-4 in one-point games; 6-6 in two-point games; 4-2 in three-point games).
*Penn scored 88 points, a high in the Allen era and the most in regulation since a 94-92 loss to Cornell on March 7, 2008.
*Penn scored 52 points in the second half, tying its best second half in the Allen era (also Dec. 22, 2010 at Delaware).
*Penn shot 59.6 from the field, its best performance since last year against Lafayette; amazingly, in that game last year the Quakers had exactly the same shooting numbers as they did on Sunday(31 of 52), and like Sunday they lost the game (86-83).
*Penn knocked down 10 three-pointers, the most by the Quakers since they hit 10 in a win last year at Cornell. Penn shot 55.6 percent from behind the arc, a season high.
*Penn had two different players score 20 points (Julian Harrell 23, Miles Jackson-Cartwright 20); the last time that happened was Nov. 19, 2012 against Fordham.
*Harrell's point total not only was a career high, it nearly matched his total for the entire season prior to the game (31).
*Jackson-Cartwright, who played in his 100th game at Penn on Sunday,also tied a career high with nine assists (done twice before, most recently Feb. 22, 2013 at Cornell).
*Jackson-Cartwright led Penn with six rebounds, a season high, becoming just the third different player to lead the team in that category in a game this season.
*All of Jackson-Cartwright's field goals were three-pointers, a career-high six, the most by a Penn player since Tyler Bernardini hit eight vs. Marist on Dec. 23, 2011.
*Dougherty scored 16 of his 18 points in the second half. He figured in all of Penn's first 14 points of the second half, scoring nine of them and assisting on the other five.
*Senior Cameron Gunter set season highs in points (8), rebounds (5) and minutes (19).
*Sophomore Jamal Lewis set a season high in points (7).
*Junior Greg Louis set a career high with three blocked shots, and a season high in minutes (19).
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My name is Hanna and I am currently the Orientation Advisor for the Trailblazers in the Community (TBC) program. I will be a junior this coming fall, studying Marine Science with a minor in Education. If you are anything like me, you are equally as excited and nervous choosing an Orientation session and attending it. I want to give you a little explanation on why I do what I do and why choosing a Trailblazer can be one of the most rewarding experiences you can make in an effort to prepare yourself for this upcoming academic year.
Why Trailblazers?
I can still remember the day my mom handed me my postcard from the university telling me how to sign up for Orientation. It had listed all the traditional dates and had this little blurb about Trailblazers. Intrigued, I looked it up online and decided that it'd be fun. I had chosen the One Day River Kayak. While at Orientation I met so many great people. My Orientation Leaders were awesome. They were resourceful, great advice givers, eased my worries, and just plain out fun. They were also great support, already having gone through the transition into college life. The other students in my group were awesome too. We had a blast kayaking down the Saco River and enjoying the sights, as well as an occasional seal or two. It was then that I finally realized that I had made the right decision to come to UNE!
Trailblazers in the Community (TBC)
Through my experiences at Orientation and my experiences being a first year student I decided to become an Orientation Leader. I applied and was selected as a Trailblazers in the Community Orientation Leader, something that had caught me off guard. I had originally applied to be a traditional summer Orientation Leader, but after giving it some thought, my selection had made sense. I have had a strong foundation in community service through high school. TBC has changed me for the better. Last summer was my first year being a part of New Student Orientation as an Orientation leader. Not only had I connected really well with other team members, I connected with new students.
Trailblazers in the Community offers many opportunities for new students to meet fellow peers, upperclassmen, professional staff, and our many community partners. TBC has smaller groups that really help to develop a level of comfort among new students. You won't believe how sad some students who participated in TBC are to leave at the end of Orientation! It's a chance to go out into Biddeford, Saco, Kennebunk, and Portland, to name a few, and familiarize yourself with the community you will be living in for the next chapter of your life. It also feels great at the end of the day to know you made a difference!
I've had such an incredible experience with my time participating in Trailblazers. From being a current student who participated in Orientation and a TBC Orientation Leader I can say that without participating in Trailblazers, I wouldn't have made some of the connections I have made today. I can say for all of us here at New Student Orientation that we are excited for our summer orientations kick-off in June. We look forward to having you all here! Whatever you do in preparation for Orientation, all I ask of you is to be yourself but step out of your comfort zone. You will be glad you did!


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The bikōchūmodoki (微香虫もどき, Literally meaning: pseudo-bikōchū) is a giant insect which is similar to bikōchū.
It lives in a special bug habitat, uninhabited by humans. It has a long nose (to which the shape is similar to the trunk of an elephant), white antennae (like elephant tusks) placed in front of its eyes (further down its head) and blue eyes. Its personality is pretty vicious. It's provoked when its nose is poked, and when it gets angry, there is a possibility that it may eat people. When it gets angry its eyes become red and, before attacking, it makes cries like that of a warthog. And when ramming to attack it makes the trumpeting cry of an elephant and some snorts of a warthog. But despite its large size, it still has the capability flying (as shown when it attacks).
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Bikōchū Search Mission
Tsunade sent Naruto Uzumaki, Shino Aburame, Kiba Inuzuka, and Hinata Hyūga to find a bikōchū in the hopes of locating Sasuke Uchiha. Naruto confused the two beetles and eventually he, Shino, Kiba and Hinata were attacked by it.


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MATT Fursland netted a hat-trick for Bridgwater Sports as they beat Staplegrove Reserves 4-1 in the Rowbarton Cup quarter-final on Friday night.
Keir Meaker added number four, while Adam Smith scored for Grove.
In the Knock-Out Cup quarter-final, Andy Caldwell's goal was enough to fire Stogursey past Dulverton – and Locomotives beat Highbridge Town 5-4 on penalties after a 2-2 draw in normal time.
See the Big Match on page 75 for full report and reaction.
Middlezoy Rovers Reserves beat Bishops Lydeard 2-1 in Division 1 of the Taunton & District Saturday League, with goals from Craig Robinson and Liam Moore – Sam Hallett responded for Lydeard.
Jake Woodrow scored early in the second half for North Petherton against Sampford Blues, before Luke Perry equalised for the visitors.
The West Somerset derby between Alcombe Rovers and Porlock was a one-sided affair with Porlock winning 7-1. Harry Scratchard and Adam Langdon both hit a pair, Rich Binding, Brandon Walsh and Tom McCarthy all added one each; Chris Duffy got Alcombe's consolation goal from the penalty spot.
In Division 2, Appletree Tone Youth have opened up a six- point lead at the top of the table after a 2-0 victory away at Minehead.
Defender Nick Flynn opened the scoring when the ball fell to him from a well-delivered Stuart Glover free kick.
Tone Youth missed an opportunity to double their lead when the Minehead goalkeeper saved a penalty.
But Mike Kearly finally killed the game off from another ball into the box, this time from a mazey Matt Blee run.
Watchet Town Reserves and Nether Stowey couldn't score a goal between them with both defences holding out so shared the points in a 0-0 draw.
Sydenham Rangers and Milverton Rangers also earned a point each in a six-goal thriller in Division 3.
Connor Watts scored all the Sydenham goals while Craig Plumridge hit the back of the net twice for Milverton and Joe Godfrey once.
Redgate beat Alcombe Rovers Reserves 3-1, with Sam Granville scoring an acrobatic overhead kick. Nick Hallett and Jack Hamblin got Redgate's other two goals, Ian Lowe scored for Rovers.
The Bridgwater derby game between The Gallery and Bridgwater Sports Reserves was won 2-1 by Sports with Simon Caddy and John Wilde scoring; Jack Taylor replied for Gallery.
That defeat of The Gallery allowed Morganians to open up a six-point lead at the top of the table after they beat Wyvern Rangers 2-1, thanks to goals from Andrew James and Matt Brewer goals.
John Chmiewliski scored for Wyvern.
Porlock Reserves travelled to North Petherton and went home with all three points having won the game 2-1 with goals from Mike Auton and Mickey Norman.
In Division 5, Wiveliscombe closed the gap on leaders Ash Rangers with a 7-1 whipping of Bridgwater Grasshoppers for whom Shane Thompson scored.
Lloyd Cuthbert was the league's leading marksman on the day scoring five for Wivvy while George Sinnott got the other two.
Middlezoy Athletic beat Creech Cougars 2-1 with goals from Reuben Lee and Josh Taylor; Chris Seal replied for Creech.


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BWW's Top South Bend Theatre Stories in 2012
BroadwayWorld brings you the Best of South Bend in the year 2012. Check out the Top Theatre Stories from each month during in the year 2012. We look forward to another exciting year of theatre in 2013!
South Bend Civic Theatre Presents THE MADWOMAN OF CHAILLOT, 2/10-19
South Bend Civic Theatre presents The Madwoman of Chaillot from February 10th-19th.... (read more...)
Morris Performing Arts Center Presents MY FAIR LADY, 2/24-25
The Morris Performing Arts Center presents one of Broadway's enduring classics, MY FAIR LADY February 24-25 at 8pm, with an additional performance on February 25 at 2pm. This musical is based on Georg... (read more...)
South Bend Civic Theatre Announces FLAT STANLEY Musical for 3/23-5
South Bend Civic Theatre will present the Kids4Kids production THE MUSICAL ADVENTURES OF FLAT STANLEY, JR on March 23-25 at the Bendix Theatre in Century Center.... (read more...)
Morris Performing Arts Center Welcomes DISNEY LIVE'S THREE CLASSIC FAIRY TALES, 3/9
South Bend's Morris Performing Arts Center will feature Disney Live's 'Three Classic Fairy Tales,' on March 9. Prepare to step into a world of wonder where wishing is only the beginning and dreams rea... (read more...)
South Bend Civic Theatre Presents GYPSY, 4/27-5/13
SBCT will next present Gypsy! "Let Me Entertain You," "Together Wherever We Go," "All I Need is the Girl," and "Everything's Coming Up Roses." ... (read more...)
Palais Royale Announces Easter Brunch
The Palais Royale will host an Easter Brunch on Sunday, April 8, 2012. Guests can 'relax in the historical charm of the elegant ballroom while enjoying the delicious buffet and gracious service. The E... (read more...)
The Steve Miller Band Plays Morris Performing Arts Center, 6/28
JNP Concerts is proud to present the Steve Miller Band, live at the Morris Performing Arts Center on Thursday June 28th at 8PM. Tickets - priced at $72.50-$37.50- are on sale Saturday March 10th at th... (read more...)
Kevin Hart Set for Morris Performing Arts Center, 6/8
Kevin Hart is set to perform at the Morris Performing Arts Center in South Bend, IN on Friday, June 8th at 7pm.... (read more...)
Jeff Dunham Comes to the Morris PAC, 7/18
Jeff Dunham's 100 city, new 'Controlled Chaos' tour offers his millions of fans worldwide brand new laughs to his famed troupe of sidekicks that include: Walter the Grumpy Retiree, Achmed the Dead Ter... (read more...)
Photo Flash: South Bend Civic Theatre Presents GYPSY, Now thru 5/13
Gypsy will play in the SBCT Wilson Mainstage Auditorium at 403 N. Main Street from tonight, April 27, through Sunday May 13. See photos from the production below!... (read more...)
Grant Mudge Named Next Ryan Producing Artistic Director at Notre Dame Shakespeare Festival
Grant Mudge has been named the Ryan Producing Artistic Director of the Notre Dame Shakespeare Festival. Mudge succeeds Jay Paul Skelton who departs after the conclusion of 2012 season of the Festival ... (read more...)
The Acting Ensemble Stage Company to Present THE INFERNAL DEVICE, Beginning 6/17
The Infernal Device, based on the novel by Michael Kurland, conceived by and developed for the stage by The Acting Ensemble's Artistic Director, James Geisel, is the first MainStage production of The ... (read more...)
SBCT Announces Adult Acting Classes
SBCT has announced the following upcoming classes.... (read more...)
South Bend Civic Theatre Presents INTO THE WOODS, 7/27-8/12
What happens after 'happily ever after?' Fairy tale favorites Little Red Riding Hood, Cinderella, Jack (of beanstalk fame), Rapunzel and others find out the very real truth of 'be careful what you wi... (read more...)
Photo Flash: Sneak Peek of ANNA IN THE TROPICS at Wilson Mainstage, Opening Tomorrow!
ANNA IN THE TROPICS performs in the Wilson Mainstage Auditorium, 403 N Main St in South Bend, two weeks only, June 22-July 1. BroadwayWorld has a sneak peek of the production photos below!... (read more...)
Jerry Seinfeld Returns to Morris Performing Arts Center Tonight, 6/1
Seinfeld now sets his sights on performing his material across the country in 2012, and his tour will visit South Bend tonight, June 1 at 7pm. ... (read more...)
Photo Flash: First Look at Amy Barker, Thomas Eiser & More in SBCT's INTO THE WOODS
South Bend Civic Theatre presents INTO THE WOODS, directed by Stephanie and Stephen Salisbury, and starring Amy Barker, Thomas Eiser, Barbara Garland, Dawn Hagerty, Justin Hissey, Kara Kane, Sean Leye... (read more...)
Jeff Dunham Comes to the Morris PAC Tonight, 7/18
Jeff Dunham's 100 city, new 'Controlled Chaos' tour offers his millions of fans worldwide brand new laughs to his famed troupe of sidekicks that include: Walter the Grumpy Retiree, Achmed the Dead Ter... (read more...)
Morris Performing Arts Center Announces Website Upgrade
The Morris Performing Arts Center, South Bend, Indiana, announces a fantastic new look to the www.MorrisCenter.org website. Completed by Interlink Companies, new web pages were added including Welcome... (read more...)
South Bend Civic Theatre Announces New Interim Executive Director
Gene Bruce, President of the South Bend Civic Theatre Board of Directors, has released the following statement.... (read more...)
South Bend Civic Theatre Presents STEEL MAGNOLIAS, 9/7-23
The ladies of Trudy's hair salon share small town gossip and bond beyond their differences. When tragedy hits home, the women rely on life-long friendships to see them through. Described as 'by turns ... (read more...)
Morris Performing Arts Center Announces New Mobile Website
The Morris Performing Arts Center, South Bend, Indiana, announces a new, more streamlined mobile website.... (read more...)
Lewis Black Brings RUNNING ON EMPTY to Morris Performing Arts Center, 11/15
Live Nation welcomes Lewis Black to the Morris Performing Arts Center on Thursday, November 15th at 8PM.... (read more...)
Acting Ensemble Hosts YOUNG AT HEArt Theatre Workshop for Ages 55 and Up, 10/15
The Acting Ensemble announces their fall workshop, Young at Heart Acting Workshop for ages 55 and up.... (read more...)
THE VIOLET HOUR Plays South Bend Civic Theatre, 9/28-10/7
What happens when fate writes a book? Find out during The Violet Hour at South Bend Civic Theatre, playing in the Warner Studio Theatre from Sept. 28 to Oct. 7.... (read more...)
South Bend Civic Theatre Announces Holiday Events
South Bend Civic Theatre presents two holiday gifts: the charming musical She Loves Me and the heartwarming A Laura Ingalls Wilder Christmas Nov 30-December 16.... (read more...)
Photo Flash: First Look at SBCT's ALL SHOOK UP
SBCT Education director Sara Bartlett leads a cast of youngsters in ALL SHOOK UP: Olivia Adams, Emily Axelberg, Broderick Balsley, Billie Bennett, Alexa Bruetmen, Kylie Bruetman, Soren Campbell, Adrie... (read more...)
Under the Streetlamp Comes to the Morris Center, 12/19
Under The Streetlamp bring the early rock & roll, doo wop and Motown classics to South Bend! Formed in Chicago in 2010, Under the Streetlamp quickly earned a devoted local following and came to the at... (read more...)
Acting Ensemble's Reader's Theater Presents THE THANKSGIVING VISITOR, 11/17 & 18
The Acting Ensemble presents a special Reader's Theater Performance of Truman Capote's "The Thanksgiving Visitor." From the master storyteller comes a holiday story inspired by Capote's childhood. Whe... (read more...)
WICKED Goes On Sale 2/16 in South Bend
Tickets to WICKED, with music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz (Godspell, Pippin, Academy Award winner for Pocahontas and The Prince of Egypt) and book by Winnie Holzman ("My So Called Life," "Once And... (read more...)
Photo Flash: First Look at SBCT's SHE LOVES ME
South Bend Civic Theatre presents She Loves Me in the Wilson Mainstage Auditorium November 30-December 16. Performances are at 8pm on Fridays and Saturdays, 3pm on Sundays, and 7:30pm on Wednesdays an... (read more...)
STAGE TUBE: Wagon Wheel Theatre's OLIVER! Parodies Fergie's 'London Bridge'
The cast and crew of Wagon Wheel Theatre's OLIVER! got together and made a parody video of Fergie's 'London Bridge,' their own modern take on Dickensian London. Check it out below!... (read more...)
South Bend Civic Theatre Presents UNNECESSARY FARCE, 1/18-2/3
Writer Paul Slade Smith has crafted a fresh recipe for hilarity: take two inept cops on their first sting operation, a sexy accountant, a security agent afraid of his own shadow, a mayor with a habit ... (read more...)
South Bend Civic Theatre Presents TEA AT FIVE, 1/11-12
South Bend Civic opens the 2013 season with a special bonus presentation- Tea at Five by Matthew Lombardo, a one-woman show about the legendary silver screen icon Katharine Hepburn portrayed by SBCT l... (read more...)


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Both Sides of the Fence
A Tosa resident since 1991, Christine walks the dog, cooks but avoids housework, writes and reads, and enjoys the company of friends and strangers. Her job takes her around the state, learning about people's health. A Quaker (no, they don't wear blue hats or sell oatmeal or motor oil), she has been known to stand on both sides of the political and philosophic fence at the same time, which is very uncomfortable when you think about it. She writes about pretty much whatever stops in to visit her busy mind at the moment. One reader described her as "incredibly opinionated but not judgmental." That sounds like a good thing to strive for!
Father's Day is never over
Yesterday, my youngest child's Facebook status was "Every time I wish my dad a happy Father's Day he laughs and reminds me that every day is Father's Day. Lucky to have a pops who embraces his role full time :) LOVE YOU."
So even though it's the day after, I'm still thinking about fathers, my kids' dad, Mac, and my own father, Bill, especially. Two men couldn't have been more different, and yet both loved their children utterly and weren't afraid to let them know it. I should include the present tense there, Mac still being very much among the living and loving his children.
I don't know what my kids would say they learned from their dad. How to tell a good story, maybe. How to live simply, and how to be crazy about babies. I'll ask them next time I see them.
My dad taught me to measure twice and cut once. To work with utter concentration for as long as it takes. To kick back with one beer after mowing the lawn. To love food (maybe too much). To give up anger that the world isn't the way you know it could be and enjoy the company of dogs and the couple next door and whoever else you are blessed to encounter in the life you have.
Dad died at nearly 90, a man who'd been a bit of a son-of-a-gun young but had a sweet old age. Being much alike, we'd fought for decades, but that was all years past, the privilege granted by living long enough and hanging in together. The only thing I've lost that I really miss, besides people, is his retractable measuring tape. Must be something in the genes.
Here's a poem by another Bill, the wonderful William Stafford, about the kind of fathers I've been lucky enough to know.
With Kit, Age 7, at the Beach
We would climb the highest dune,
from there to gaze and come down:
the ocean was performing;
we contributed our climb.
Waves leapfrogged and came
straight out of the storm.
What should our gaze mean?
Kit waited for me to decide.
Standing on such a hill,
what would you tell your child?
That was an absolute vista.
Those waves raced far, and cold.
"How far could you swim, Daddy,
in such a storm?"
"As far as was needed," I said,
and as I talked, I swam.
Thank you for swimming as far as was needed, even when you couldn't see the shore.
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You have a 12 M solution of hydrochloric acid. How many milliliters of this solution will give 25.0 mL of 2.0 M hydrochloric acid when diluted? Very confusing, If I can get a step by step process on how to figure this out, that would be great.
You have a 12 M solution of hydrochloric acid. How many milliliters of this solution will give 25.0 mL of 2.0 M hydrochloric acid when diluted? Very confusing, If I can get a step by step process on how to figure this out, that would be great.
10.0 g of H2SO4 are added to 50. 0 mL of water. Is the answer 200. If not how do you approach the problem to get the solution.
3.392 g of unknown oxalate product is titrated with 0.201 M KMnO4. The initial burette reading is 11.23 mL, and the final burette reading is 46.88 mL. How many moles of MnO4- were added? Once again any helpwould be greatly appreciated.
You have a 12 M solution of hydrochloric acid. How many milliliters of this solution will give 25.0 mL of 2.0 M hydrochloric acid when diluted? Where to start, and Where to end. The process of figuring this problem would be greatly appreciated.
english language arts
4)The cross-country team ran (down the avenue) and (through the park).
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Ms.Sue is this right? 1)The puppy came (to our tent) and slept (at the foot) (of my sleeping bag). 2)A skywriter flew (over the field) (during the game). 3)The city was (without power) (for several hours) 4)The cross-country team ran down the avenue and through the park.
but some of them have adverbs and i get confuse
identify prepositions and subjects some have more than 1 1)The puppy came to our tent and slept at the foot of my sleeping bag. 2)A skywriter flew over the field during the game. 3)The city was without power for several hours 4)The cross-country team ran down the avenue and ...
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well it was important beause later on it helped invent wagons and cars ,transpotation, and sign of some intelligence
A box of fixed volume V has a square base with length x. Write a formula for the height, h, of the box in terms of x and V. Sketch a graph of h versus x. Is the answer h=V/x^2
If you can helpme on this problem you are GOD. If f(x) = ax^2 + bx + c, what can you say about the values of a, b, and c if: (A) (1,1) is on the graph of f(x)? (B) (1,1) is the vertex of the graph of f(x)?[Hint: The axis of symmetry is x = -b/(2a).] (c)The y intercept of the ...
A box of fixed volume V has a square base with length x. Write a formula for the height, h, of the box in terms of x and V. Sketch a graph of h versus x. Is the answer h=V/x^2
The depth of water in a tank oscilliates sinusoidally once every 6 hours. If the smallest depth is 5.5 feet and the largest depth is 8.5 feet, find a possible formula for the depth of time inhours. I say f(x)=6.75+1.25sin(pi/3) Am I right
Is this formula continous on the interval (-1,1) h(theta)=(theta)sin(theta) How do you enter theta into the calculator to graph the function. Also, am I suppose to plug in the numbers into the function to determine if it is continous
Is this formula continous on the interval (-1,1) h(theta)=(theta)sin(theta) I say no, but could some one explain the process involved in determining this.
Find the exact real solutions, if any, of this quadratic equation. Use any method. If there is no real solution enter NONE in each box. 2x^2-5x+3=0 Is the smaller value none andthe larger value none.
Perform the indicated operations and simplify the result. Leave your answer in factored form. 4+(4/x)/4-(4/x) Give the answer in the form Ax+B/Cx+D is the answer x+4/x-4
Contenporay Math
According to the Problem Solving Process, if anyone has completed this course..using Inductive or Deductive Reasoning; How many counselors are needed on campus to prevent students from waiting in long lines for academic advising? Please advise.
Solve for x using logs. 4 * 16^x = 10 * 11^x Do you start by multiply 4 times 16 then 10 times 11, and then what? Or am I completely wrong?
3rd grade trivia contest
In the 2008 World Book Encyclopedia what are the guide words on the page with Komodo dragon?
In the 2008 World Book Encyclopedia what are the 'guide words' on the page with komodo dragon?
1. (sec^2x-6tanx+7/sec^2x-5)=(tanx-4/tanx+2) 2. (sin^3A+cos^3A/sinA+cosA)=1-sinAcosA 3. csc^6x-cot^6x+1+3csc^2xcot^2x please help
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Explain the concept of deceptive advertising and manipulation. Use two credible sources to support your discussion and include examples of these concepts.
Since I never got any real help with this. I'll repost the question, reworded. I have to compare and contrast two theories in ethics. So I've chosen Utilitarianism and Hedonism. Explaining what each are, how they are used today, and a summary of how they are different.
Any two, not any specific two
I have to compare and contrast two (any two) theories or concepts of ethics by providing 2-3 pages of a thorough discussion and exaples of my arguement. How can I write so many pages on something that's hard to understand?
Hi, Im writing an essay on Joan Miro and i want to know what the mood of the painting/art is. I know that people found his work to be funny, exciting, imaginative, and scary... thx
hi can u give me a 2-3 minute persuasive speech 2 write on TV violence is harming children
I have a 5 minute presentation on Gregor mendel. i already have the speech done and a poster. I am wondering what I could do that would be unique an would make my presenation better than everyone elses beause it is the biggest grade and I need to do good. Please help me.
a wall in front of a house is shown below. if 3/5 of the wall is made from brick, how do you determine the height of the brick portion of the wall. 7 3/4 height and width 15 1/5?
9 1/5 - 7 6/25 = 46/5 - 181/25 = 230 - 181/25 = 49/25 = 1 24/25 Now estimate to see if the answer is reasonable by rounding each mixed number to the nearest integer then subtracting.
Find the values of x between (or equal to) 0 and 360 degrees to satisfy each equation. arcsin1/2=x I got 30 degrees as one angle, but how do I find the second one? arccot1=x Is the answer 45 degrees? Also, Find each value: arccos(-1/2) and sin(2 sin^-1 1/2) Thanks in advance. ...
The wall of reaction created in Europe by Metternich and other conservatives really collapsed with the A) Peterloo Massacre B) Decemberist Revolt C) Sucess of the Greek Revolution against turkey D) the 1830 JUly Revolution in france I think it is D
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Question: You receive the results of a paired-comparison preference these of four soft drinks from a sample of 200 persons. The results are as follows: Koak Zip Pabze Mr.Pep Koak ---- 50 115 35 Zip 150 --- 160 70 Pabze 85 40 --- 45 Mr.Pep 165 130 155 --- a). How does these ...
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I figured out question (a) However, I am having a problem coming up with the correct answer for (b). Can someone offer me some assistance. Thank you. Question: You receive the results of a paired-comparison preference these of four soft drinks from a sample of 200 persons. The...
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Okay, I made a footnote like 1 Finley quoted in Cantarella and put a 1 after the quote. Is that good?
Should I say the pg number so they know which quote I am talking about? And does that go at the bottom of the page?
how do I footnote it?
No, The fact...suggests that is what I said. Finley said women were-at that... and Cantarella quoted Finley in her essay.
But are you citing both authors? This is what I did, but I do not think it is right: The fact that they did not have first names suggests that women were not, and ought not be genuine individuals, but only fractions of a family. Anonymous and passive fractions at ...
How do you quote a quote within a quote? Okay, Finley is quoted for saying "blah blah" in Cantarella's essay but I am writing an essay on Cantarella's essay and thus have to quote everything she says. How do I do this double quote? Thanks!
Thanks anyways. :)
'The fact that they did not have first names suggests that' should not be in quotes because that is what I said.
The fact that they did not have first names suggests that women were not, and ought not be genuine individuals, but only fractions of a family. Anonymous and passive fractions at that (Finely, Cantarella 245). 'women were not, and ought not be...
But how do you cite it? "She said 'you are so fat, Martha' in that really nasty tone to me," my mother gossiped (Finley, Cantarella).
I do not think you are answering my question.
How do you quote a quote within a quote? Okay, Finley is quoted for saying "blah blah" in Cantarella's essay but I have to quote everything Cantarella said. How do I do this double quote? Thanks!
you can't factor it from there though, can you?
Is it possible to factor -4x^2-8x+16?
how do you factor -x^2-7x+10? thanks much
if y varies directly as x find the direct variation equation for the situation: y=20 and x=16
Well that isnt one of my answers the question is multiple choice another choice is (36 - sq rt 35) + (6 sqrt 7 + 6 sqrt 5)i
okay I got 1-12 sq root of 35i is this correct
Perform the indicated operation and the write the result in standard form (6+ sq root -5)(6 + sq root -7)=
On an exam on probability concepts, Mary had an answer of 13/8 for one problem. Explain how she knew that this result was correct
Suppose you buy 1 ticket for $1 out of a lottery of 1,000 tickets where the price for the one winning ticket is to be $500. What is your expected value?
1. Express the indicated degree of likelihood as a probability value. "There is a 40% chance of rain." 2. Find the indicated probability A bag contain 6 red marbles, 3 blue marbles, and 7 green marbles. If a marble is randomly selected from the bag, what is the ...
1. Express the indicated degree of likelihood as a probability value. "There is a 40% chance of rain." 2. Find the indicated probability A bag contain 6 red marbles, 3 blue marbles, and 7 green marbles. If a marble is randomly selected from the bag, what is the ...
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Does anyone know where I can find the last chapter in A Clockwork Orange? Perhaps online? Thanks! Since that book is not out of copywright, you will not find it on line. But this site has a good synopsis of the chapters. http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/clockworkorange/ If you ...
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The average of X numbers is 15. If the sum of the X numbers is 90, what is the value of X? A)5, B)6, C)8, D)15 or E)75 What is the correct answer and how do you set up the equation? The answer is b)6 because if there are 15 average numbers and the sum is 90 you just multiply 6...
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6(7x - 5) = - 114 HELP!!!! distribute the 6 to the 7x and 5. then solve for x. Make sense? Thanks alot Marie! 6(7x-5)=-114 42x-35=-144 +35=+35 42x=-109 42x/42=-109/42 x=2 61/42
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Using the disk method, find the volume of a right circular cone with height h and base radius r. I know the answer is 1/3pier^2h, but how do you explain or work out the problem?
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At Dec. 31st Prepaid Rent (an asset wccount)was 9000. On that same date Deposits (an asset account) was 900 The second one, from the viewpoint of the company manager, she would have an Account Receivable (from the company) of $3500.
any shape with 4 lines of symmetry and rotational order 2. A rectangle would fit that description. See http://www.icteachers.co.uk/children/sats/rotational.htm#Maths I hope this helps. Thanks for asking. i need some help on my maths and i am inbarresed to ask my teacher
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The Mets couldn't reel in the Florida Marlins last night as they got swept by the fish for the first time since 2004. It was also the first sweep of the Mets by a National League team at Citi Field.
The Mets are hardly the spoilers the Marlins have been over the past two years, but they will get another crack at it when the two teams meet in Miami at the end of the month.
On the injury front, the New York Post is reporting Gary Sheffield could be close to returning to the field soon and don't count Carlos Delgado out of returning to the Mets next season if his price is right and the team needs a big bat.
In totally unrelated news, the Citi Field streaker is banned from the park for life.