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- Factor twenty seven x to the sixth plus one twenty five
- So this is a pretty interesting problem and frankly
- the only way to do this
- is if you recognize it as a special form
- and what I want to do
- is kind of show you the special form right first
- and then we can kind of pattern match.
- So the special form is
- if I were to take
- and this is really something you need to know
- and I'd argue whether you really need to know this
- but actually to do this problem
- it's something you need to know
- and that's if you have
- a squared minus a b plus b squared
- and you multiply that times a plus b
- let's think about what we're going to get
- So we're gonna take a product right here
- we're multiplying
- so let's do some algebraic multiplication
- so let's multiply b times b squared is b to the third
- b times negative a b is negative a b squared
- b times a squared is a squared b
- Now let's multiply this top term times a
- a times b squared is a b squared
- a times negative a b is negative a squared b
- and then a times a squared is a to the third
- and then we just have to add up all of the terms
- We have a negative a squared b -
- Oh, we have a positive a squared b
- and a negative a squared b
- so these guys cancel out
- we have a negative a b squared
- and a positive a b squared
- These guys cancel out.
- So all we're left with is
- an a to the third here
- a to the third
- and then plus, plus this b to the third
- plus this b to the third
- Or another way to think about it
- if someone gives you a to the third
- plus b to the third
- this can be factored into these two expressions
- That can be factored into
- a plus b times
- a squared minus a b plus b squared
- So this is essentially the special form
- If you have a sum of cubes
- it can be factored out as the sum of the cube roots
- plus- er, the sum of the cube roots times
- this expression right here
- and we just showed that it works
- So let's see if we have that special form here
- Well 27 is definitely the cube of three
- three to the third power is twenty seven
- x to the sixth is also the cube of x squared
- if you raise x to the sixth to the one third power
- you get x squared
- So this first term right over here can be rewritten
- as three x squared to the third power
- and the second term right here-
- that's five to the third power
- so plus five to the third power
- And this might be a little bit confusing for you
- so just let's - never hurts to review
- let's multiply three x squared times
- three x squared times three x squared
- that is literally equal to three times three
- times three times x squared times x squared
- times x squared
- that's this part right here is twenty seven
- x squared times x squared is x to the fourth
- times x squared is x to the sixth
- Or you could just raise both of these to
- the third power
- three to the third is twenty seven
- x squared to the third power -
- you take an exponent to an exponent
- and you're gonna take the product
- of the exponents
- so it'll be x to the two times three or
- x to the sixth power
- So now we know that we have this pattern
- So we can just use this
- We have the sum of cubes
- So just by using this pattern right over here
- that means that we can factor it as
- this is going to be equal to
- three x squared
- that's our a let me make it clear
- this right here is our a
- this right here is our b
- so it's going to be a plus b
- so it's going to be three x squared plus
- b
- plus five times a squared
- a squared
- let me do this in a new color
- so three x squared squared
- let's start thinking about that for a second
- three x squared squared
- well that's going to be nine
- x to the fourth
- so it's going to be times nine x to the fourth
- minus the product of these two things
- so minus the product of five and three x squared
- so minus fifteen x squared
- and then finally plus b squared
- b is five
- so it's going to be five squared
- so plus twenty five
- when I said b is
- this is b - not the whole five to the third
- and when I say a just this part is a
- And we're done
- and we could
- I won't explain it in detail in this video
- but this right here
- if we're thinking about real numbers
- we can't actually factor this any more
- so we are done factoring this
- And remember this is really just a very
- very very special case of being able to recognize
- the sum of cubes
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Cumberland County elections officials posted alerts Thursday warning voters they may encounter sensitive touch screens that could incorrectly mark their ballots.
The alerts went up at all eight one-stop polling sites after voters began complaining of malfunctioning electronic machines.
The alerts remind voters they should review all of their selections on the screen before hitting the "confirm" button, which casts the ballot.
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As of Wednesday, more than 31,000 people in the county had cast ballots in the one-stop period, which ends Nov. 3. Sixty-three percent of people voting early have been registered Democrats. The general election is Nov. 6.
The Fayetteville Observer reported this week problems with one of the voting machines at the North Regional Branch Library, where two voters complained their ballot selections were wrong.
Another voter, Rudolf Engel, said his wife, Alma, had a similar problem Thursday. She repeatedly tried to vote a Republican straight ticket Oct. 18 at the Cliffdale Recreation Center, but the machine kept indicating the Democratic Party and Barack Obama had been selected, he said.
"It's not because of a fat thumb or a fingernail," he said.
Election officials had said some voters with big hands or long fingernails were incorrectly marking green checks besides candidates' names on the screens.
In North Carolina, voters must mark their selection for president separately on the same ballot when they vote a straight-party ticket.
James Darnell, 74, said he voted Wednesday at Cliffdale. After reviewing his selections on the screen, he noticed that Obama was marked, though he thought he had chosen Mitt Romney. He said he kept trying to correct the selection, but it wouldn't work until a poll worker ushered him to another machine, he said.
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Efforts to reach William Gillis, chairman of the Cumberland County Republican Party, on Thursday were unsuccessful.
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Peter Williams could remain silent no longer.
"My duty as a US citizen obligates me to report what I consider to be a grave violation of the most fundamental codes of conduct that a politician of my country must follow. I have first hand information regarding the reiterated participation of Senator Robert Menendez in inappropriate sexual activities with young prostitutes while on vacations in the Dominican Republic."
That's the opening line of his email, written 1:02 p.m. Monday April 09, 2012. A torrent followed with increasingly wild, tough-to-prove allegations.
They all started to come to light Tuesday and Wednesday when the FBI raided the South Florida offices of Menendez's friend and donor, Dr. Salomon Melgen, accused in the emails of flying the New Jersey Democrat to the Dominican Republic for the trysts.
Menendez called the claims "fallacious allegations."
The story has all the makings of a Florida political whodunit: shady donors and operatives and politicians ducking for cover.
It all reads like a mix of true crime, pulp fiction, pornography and a textbook political dirty trick.
Peter Williams is likely a pseudonym. His email account seems dormant. He never delivered the promised testimony, witnesses, photos and videos.
His writing was descriptive, giving the first and last names of some hookers, their phone numbers and addresses. He described one's "pointy nose" and "big and exciting mouth" who works for a pimp named "Chocolate."
Another is called "The Honey." A third: "Minerva." Two, a Russian and Brazilian, live in Miami.
Miami Herald reporters this week hopped on the cold trail laid out months ago by Williams and determined that some of the women likely existed. An FBI agent said in an email last year that he could "confirm" some of Williams' info.
But there's no good evidence right now that the prostitutes were underage or consorted with Menendez. They can't be found. Prostitution, incidentally, is legal in the Dominican Republic. Underage prostitution isn't. And U.S. citizens who engage in child-prostitution overseas face long prison sentences here.
Whatever his name is, Williams was right about one thing: Menendez did initially fly for free on Melgen's CL-600 Challenger jet.
Only after the FBI raid did Menendez publicly admit that he didn't pay for two of the trips in 2010. So he reimbursed Melgen $58,500 thereby undercutting a looming Senate ethics investigation.
It's probably one of the few times that money flowed from Menendez to Melgen.
Since 1992, Melgen, his family and his company Vitreo-Retinal Consultants have contributed $1.14 million to various political candidates and committees.
Menendez's campaign efforts received 53 percent of that money directly or indirectly
Politicians often have donors and hangers-on like Melgen. Sometimes they get the pols in trouble. Consider convicted Ponzi schemer Scott Rothstein of Fort Lauderdale or convicted fraudster Alan Mendelsohn of Hollywood, a top-notch ophthalmologist like Melgen.
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You know the old saying, "My mother taught me if you don't have something nice to say, don't say anything at all," that most of us like to throw out whenever we're placed in the difficult position of choosing between brutal honesty and just keeping our thoughts to ourselves?
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WASHINGTON (April 8, 1999) -- For three years, a group of Muslims and Catholics in the Midwest has been making an annual retreat and discussing the meaning of an expression held in common, "the Word of God." Convening with joint sponsorship by the Islamic Society of North America and the National Conference of Catholic Bishops, and hosted by Catholic and Muslim leaders in Indianapolis, the group meets for 24 hours to discuss various aspects of Christian and Islamic understandings of "the Word of God," to exchange information on relations, to pray, and to share some informal conversation. Participants have come from Louisville, St. Louis, Chicago, Cleveland, Toledo, Lafayette, and Detroit to Fatima Retreat House in Indianapolis each fall since 1996 and will gather here again November 10-11, 1999, at the headquarters of the Islamic Society of North America. Dr. Sayyid M. Syeed, ISNA Secretary-General, and Bishop Kevin M. Britt, Auxiliary Bishop of Detroit, are currently co-chairing these annual meetings.
After an initial exploratory meeting in 1996, the group settled down to explore how the expression "the Word of God" is used in each of their traditions. In 1997, they read and discussed some articles on the topic. They also listened to general presentations by Dr. Irfan Ahmad Khan of Chicago, Imam A. M. Khattab of Toledo, the Rev. Elias Mallon, SA, Director of the Graymoor Ecumenical and Interreligious Institute in New York, and the Rev. Thomas Michel, S.J., from Rome and Director for Interreligious Relations for the Jesuits. The dialogue group studied together the levels of meaning of this expression as found in Scripture and in their principal teachings and discerned some differences in emphasis--Christians ultimately refer to Jesus as the Word of God and Muslims to the Qur'an which conveys the words of God. For Muslims the Qur'an, which can be described as "Revealed Guidance in Divine Words delivered by the messengers of God" is ultimately a message for living faithfully according to the will of God. For Christians, the message of revelation is ultimately God's own self revealed through the person of Jesus who is encountered in the written word, the preached word, and in the faithful life and witness of the community formed in his name.
When the Midwest Region Islamic-Catholic Dialogue met November 4-5, 1998, the members were ready to study how each of the traditions experience the "Word of God." Imams Farooq Aboelzahab and A. M. Khattab of Toledo explained how the Qur'an is recited and chanted. Sr. Mary Margaret Funk, O.S.B., of Our Lady of Grace Monastery in Beech Grove, Indiana, summarized how the Scriptures can be prayed through the discipline of "lectio divina." Imam Fawaz Damra of Cleveland and Fr. Elias Mallon, S.A., gave exegetical presentations on Islamic formal prayers and prayers in the Qur'an, especially the "Fatiha" or the opening sura, and on prayer in the New Testament, especially the "Lord's Prayer," respectively. Dr. Irfan Ahmad Khan offered some reflections on how through prayer and other means the "Word of God" is incorporated into the lives of Muslims.
During these meetings, time is set aside for Muslims to offer their formal prayers in a separate room specially prepared for them and for the Christians to gather for Eucharist and prayer in the chapel. Members may attend one another's prayers, and prayers are offered before discussions and meals.
Dr. John Borelli, who staffs interreligious relations for the National Conference of Catholic Bishops, and Dr. Khan are charged with the task of preparing a draft of what the group has covered in its first meetings to bring to the group at its November 1999 meeting. The members of the dialogue have also asked Imam Damra to speak on "themes in the Qur'an" and Fr. Leo Lefebure, a theologian on the faculty of the University of St. Mary of the Lake in Mundelein, Illinois, to speak on "themes in the New Testament." The dialogue has also invited Imam Hassan Qazwini of Detroit to offer a presentation from the perspective of the Shi'ite tradition in Islam on the topics covered thus far in the dialogue. The group will hold its 1999 meeting at the Islamic Society of North America.
Muslim participants include the following: Dr. Shahid Athar and Dr. Sayyid M. Syeed, both of Indianapolis, Dr. Ghouse A. Shareef of Louisville, Imam Muhammad Nur Abdullah of St. Louis, Imam Fawaz Damra of Cleveland, Imam Farooq Aboelzahab of Toledo, Dr. Ghulam Hader Aasi of Chicago, Dr. Kasem K. Kasem of Kokomo, Indiana, Mr. Mustafa Acar of West Lafayette, Imam A. M. Khattab, now residing in Ontario, Dr. Irfan Ahmad Khan of Chicago, and Imam Michael Saahir and Imam Muhammad Siddeeq, also of Indianapolis. Catholic participants include: Bishop Kevin M. Britt of Detroit, Fr. Thomas Murphy of Indianapolis, Fr. Jude Weisenbeck of Louisville, Fr. Vincent Heier of St. Louis, Fr. Joseph Hilinksi of Cleveland, Fr. John Budde of Novi, Michigan, Fr. David Bruning of Bascom, Ohio, Sr. Joan Monica McGuire of Chicago, Mr. David Wilson of Kokomo, Indiana, Dr. Thomas Ryba of West Lafayette, Fr. Elias Mallon from the Graymoor Ecumenical and Interreligious Institute in New York City, Sr. Mary Margaret Funk of Beech Grove, Indiana, and Dr. Borelli.
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The Mormon Tabernacle Choir made their public debut on August 22, 1847, just 29 days after Brigham Young and his 147 followers first settled in the Salt Lake Valley. John Parry was named the choir's first official conductor in 1849, and two years later, construction was completed on the first Tabernacle church, followed in 1867 by the dome-roofed Tabernacle facility which still exists. The 150-member choir assembled for the facility's October 6th opening was at that time the largest in the U.S., their voices accompanied by a mammoth organ featuring some 2000 pipes. The Mormon Tabernacle Choir made its first official recordings for Columbia on September 1, 1910; their weekly radio broadcast, Music and the Word, premiered on CBS affiliate KSL on September 15, 1932, and continues to air, enjoying the longest uninterrupted network run in American history. In 1959, the choir's recording of "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" earned a Grammy, followed over the years by a number of gold and platinum records; the latter-day Mormon Tabernacle Choir counts 300 members and continues to record and tour on a regular basis. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi
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Track List: Teach Me To Walk In The Light & Other Children's Favorites
Track List: This Is The Christ
Composer: Mack Wilberg
Title: The Lord My Pasture Will Prepare
Composer: William James Kirkpatrick
Title: Dear To The Heart Of The Shepherd
Composer: John R. Sweney
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Composer: Carl J. Nygard, Jr.
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Composer: Charles Gounod
Title: O, Divine Redeemer
Composer: John Bacchus Dykes
Title: Jesus, The Very Thought Of Thee, Hymn For Choir
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I am not a Mormon but I cherish the time I get to spend listening to the choir. I must do this online and I'm so happy to have the gift of hearing them online. The depth of the sound, the expressivene s s , the techniques employed all result in true artistry. Thank you for giving the world the gift of your talents and hard work. I live many miles away from your site and I truly appreciate your sharing your gifts in this way.. Thank you, it is precious to me. Thanks again.
I would like to add that long before I converted to the Church The Morman Tabernacle Choir has given me great pleasure and refreshed my spirit. I thank my Heavenly Father for bringing me into the fold. I truly love all my brothers and Sisters.
I am a Mormon also and not afraid to say so. I am a convert to the Church and I do have a testimony that this church is true and that the Christ is the Son of God and that he did atone for all our sins.
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I love this station and the Mormon Tabernacle Choir! They are so good it brings the spirit! I AM A MORMON!!!! The church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is true and I love it!!!
So grateful to have this music to listen to wherever I am. Anytime I feel distant from the Father, this station makes me feel like I am home.
There were 147 in the first group of pioneers who crossed the plains with Brigham Young but there were tens of thousands of followers at that time. Misleading introduction .
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Welcome back it's been a wild offseason for the NFL and it's only march.
Peyton Manning leaving -- after fourteen years and heading to Denver and now Tim Tebow.
Coming here to New York City.
In the land of Rex Ryan and the jets so what -- the players think of these changes joining me now is the leading rusher for the NFL the past two years.
Houston Texans running back -- Foster who sporting news calls the most interesting man on the NFL and after talking -- for a few minutes.
I completely agree with all of that the warranty -- in the morning and congratulations on -- new five year contract you have earned every penny I appreciate you're about to aren't we want to ask you about this crazy week that it was I thought man into my Broncos would be the story but no it is Tim Tebow.
Coming to play for the New York Jets who already have a quarterback who signed for the next five years.
I know the fans are going to be split on this what does it do to a locker room what it does it potentially -- to the jets team.
Well you know it depends it depends on what kind of leadership to have in -- locker room.
And you I think anytime you bring in a guy like -- Tim Tebow you have to be prepared as as as a coaching staff -- -- players for that media.
Swirl that's -- has been hit especially New York you know this is the media Mecca of the of the of the of the of the US so.
You know it's it's not as other -- and let us -- on on on their leadership but I you know I think if you.
If you had any good character guys you team not see it I don't see it going going very bad so provided that Rex Ryan Mark Sanchez can get ahold of this thing.
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He is an uninteresting character that's right -- I had another big story this week was the -- punishment.
For the bounty system they have for several years now Sean -- -- head coach suspended from the league for an entire year interesting because the saints.
We're kind of America's team there for awhile and now it's.
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You know I guess that went he espionage and same thing in the and I had time to think about it since then when -- finally broken.
I think that anytime it's unintentionally hurt somebody.
I think you have to look at it like this.
It is just -- -- But at the end of the day this is how lot of guys either side everybody on in the -- -- families there.
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Journey to the Seven Wonders
Though only one of the ancient marvels still stands, they still engage our imagination—and launch a thousand tours—more than two millennia later
- By Tony Perrottet
- Smithsonian magazine, June 2004, Subscribe
Visitors to the lobby of the Empire State Building in Midtown Manhattan are often surprised to find a series of pictorial stained-glass panels. Added in the 1960s, they were meant to link the great skyscraper to other engineering triumphs. These triumphs, however, are not the great symbols of American modernity you might expect—other massive steel-and-concrete structures like the Hoover Dam or the Panama Canal—but the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
The colorful lobby paintings make no attempt at accuracy. Rather, they echo fantasies of the ancient monuments that have been current since the Renaissance—but they are mysteriously inspiring all the same: the Pyramids of Giza, the Pharos of Alexandria, the Temple of Artemis in Ephesus, the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus, the Colossus of Rhodes, the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, the Statue of Zeus at Olympia.
Why should a collection of monuments more than two millennia old still capture the imagination—especially when six of the seven are no longer standing?
"It's that word 'wonder,' " says David Gilman Romano, professor of classics at the University of Pennsylvania. "If you just called them the Seven Architectural Marvels, it wouldn't have the same impact." Then, too, the one that does survive—the Pyramids of Giza—is sufficiently stunning to convince us that the ancients weren't exaggerating the splendor of the other six.
It's also our passion for ordering the world. "We are living in a time very much like that of the Hellenic period," says Larissa Bonfante, professor of classics at New YorkUniversity. "The Greeks loved to have things categorized—they loved anything out of the ordinary—and so do we." In our chaotic age, bombarded as we are with new technologies and rapid cultural change, we still seem to yearn for the security of mutually acknowledged "greats"—whether it be Impressionist painters, Citizen Kane, the Washington Monument, Cartier-Bresson photographs or the HangingGardens of Babylon.
One of the first-known lists of wonders was drawn up in the third century B.C., when a Greek scholar at the Library of Alexandria, Callimachus of Cyrene (305-240 B.C.), wrote a treatise called "Acollection of wonders in lands throughout the world." The essay has been lost, but his choices may have become the basis for later selections, such as the famous list attributed to the engineer Philo of Byzantium around 250 B.C. Of course, the whole idea of Seven Wonders started with antiquity's fondness for the number seven: being indivisible, it gave each of its elements equal status and so enjoyed a privileged position in numerology.
The list also reflected a shift in Western attitudes toward the world, as thinkers began to celebrate man-made creations along with those of the gods. In the wake of Alexander the Great's conquests of the Persian Empire and parts of India (334-325 B.C.), Greeks marveled at their own achievements. "Like the sun," raves Philo of the HangingGardens, "beauty dazzling in its brilliance."
From their inception, the ancient Wonders were also rooted in human curiosity. In fact, the sites, originally, were not called "Wonders" at all, but theamata, "things to be seen," preferably in person. In the Hellenic era, wealthy and erudite Greeks traveled by land and sea around the cultural centers of the eastern Mediterranean, broadening their education firsthand. Although the lands conquered by Alexander the Great had dissolved into separate kingdoms by the time Philo compiled his list, they were still ruled by Greek-speaking dynasties, and while travel was not yet as safe as it would become under the Roman Empire, the network of Greek culture extended far and wide, offering an open invitation to explore.
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I'm looking for the name of the artist who created the artwork (seven wonders of the anciety world). I used to know the name but now I can't remember it! I couldn't find it in the articles about the wonders.
He was a friend of my mom & dad. He was born (?) & raised in or near Owosso, MI.
Can anyone tell me his name?????
Posted by B.E. ZELL on August 4,2010 | 06:35 PM
I knew a little about each of the "7 wonders', except for the Lighthouse at Alexandria; I had seen an excellent NOVA presentation on television explaining the underwater excavations there. I really enjoyed going along on the journey with the traveler/scholar back in 250 B.C.E. and thinking about how he would have probably given offerings to Zeus and Artemis for good fortune. His trip would have been more of an adventure back then than it would be for us to hop on a plane (thereby contributing to global warming) and be there in a jiffy. I am sure our traveler was awed by the power and influence of his culture. After all the lingua-franca of the era was Greek. His whole world was just Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, basically. And Greece was powerful. Now, it is the United States that is a great and powerful nation. How long will it last? When will it fall?
I also noticed that his route was neither organized by oldest nor youngest monument first. Having followed his route on the map he went from Athens to Olympia then back to the Ismuth of Corinth, over to Rhodes, sailed past Halicarnasus up to Ephesus, back down to Halicarnassus, and then the rest is pretty logical--down to Alexandria, up the Nile to Gisa, back down the Nile past Alexandria and over to Antioch to Babylon.
Also, from the comments I am getting you all don't understand Perrottet's main point. That all is for naught. What goes up must come down. What we do today will not last--consider the World Trade Center. That is not to say we should not build, but rather not to get too vain about our civilization. Heck, civilizations come and go too.
Bottom line--with global warming and overpopulation we had better get our acts together.
Posted by Jeanine Kindsfather on September 1,2009 | 09:06 PM
i like your artical vary much but i want the the picture these historical places
Posted by tahir akbar on February 24,2009 | 10:40 PM
I found this article very interesting. I was intrigued by the comparison of today's times with the Hellenistic Era, it made me think about how history repeats itself. I thought it was strange that some of the wonders didn't even have images to describe them but they made it onto the list just by people's opinions of them. Before this article I didn't really know much about the wonders of the world but now I feel well versed in them.
Posted by Madeleine O'Connor on January 22,2008 | 11:23 PM
i remember the old seven wonders of the world and these new ones are pretty interesting. I think these sites show people the variety of human art. These structures will live on and show how long lasting these structures are.
Posted by Sarah James on January 21,2008 | 06:14 PM
It is an interesting article. Before reading it, I had no idea what these wonders are. After reading it and looking some pictures, I understand better and it amazes me. One thing I wonder about is how the ancient people could build these huge structures without a crane, or modern equipments to shape the stones, or ciment, but last for a long long time.
Posted by Thuy An Slaubaugh on January 17,2008 | 03:38 PM
The achievements of the ancient world still amaze us to this day and I found this article refreshed me on the mystic aspect of these wonders.
Posted by Edgar Ignacio Guerra on January 17,2008 | 09:26 AM
I thought the article was very well written. I liked how it made you feel like an ancient tourist. I also liked how the writter described each wonder. I almost made you think you actually saw each wonder. Once again, a great article.
Posted by Idris H. on January 17,2008 | 08:50 AM
This article was interesting.This article gives you information about monuments and seven wonders. the best part i liked in this article was about statue of zeus in olampia.
Posted by Rahul M Joshi on January 17,2008 | 07:33 AM
I find the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World to be great. Its a shame the 6 of 7 don't stand today. It be a sight to see Helios towering so high looking at the sea. We also have the seven wonders of the middle ages, such as the druid's Stonehenge and Rome's Colosseum, and Great Wall of China. I still think the burial of the first emperor of China, Chin, would be nice to be place in if they ever get a chance to try and recover it. I do believe the Internet as a wonder of modern world is great to be place also.
Posted by James Fahey on January 16,2008 | 02:20 AM
I'm surprised the statues of easter island are not amongst this list. Or is it more mysterious than wondrous to be put in this category?
Posted by Justin Stanger on January 16,2008 | 12:00 AM
I have been to Empire State building, but do not remembering seeing the panels. Reading about them makes me regret not seeing them when i was there. Knowing that we show them off in the Empire State building is amazing.
Posted by Chad Goodwin on January 16,2008 | 11:59 PM
Though a bit gawdy in some parts (and not really in a bad way), this article on a whole tickled my adventurous side with the energy of a Clive Cussler novel. I thoroughly enjoyed how the author took us on an ancient journey to places we can only vividly imagine and starve to do. One of my favorite parts was the Egyptian Priests pretending to read the hieroglyphs to unsuspecting tourists. What a laugh and a great tidbit of fact. The excerpts from actual ancient accounts really allowed the piece to jump out and grab you in, yet my only real ado with the article (which wasnt the writers fault)was I wanted pictures! I'm such a visual person and, although vividly described, I would love to see the silver miniatures of the statue in the artemis temple or the cheesy glass vial with Pharos of Alexandrias picture that was pedaled pedaled to tourists or even just some fragments of the great lighthouse. All in all though, a joyous read and a fresh breath of human insight to the mighty and yet unknown seven wonders of the world.
Posted by Jay Henry on January 16,2008 | 11:31 PM
The Seven Wonders are very interesting to read about. I have not studied the Seven Wonders before and I learned a lot from the article. It is amazing to me that only one out of the seven is the only one still standing! It is very interesting to read how far people traveled to see the Seven Wonders; I can not imagine walking 210 miles in ten days. It is surprising to read that we are similar to those of the Hellenic period. The article mentions a couple architectural points that seem to have been the same in B.C. and in today's modern world.
Posted by Jessica Marlar on January 16,2008 | 11:08 PM


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"Heres your comfort zone," Hannah's new editor told her on last night's
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This was a magical little episode for so many reasons, but mostly because Hannah overcomes her "weird nasal passages" and does a bunch of cocaine with her ex-turned-roommate Elijah (
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Hannahs interaction with Laird, the turtle-owning maybe-junkie who hangs out by the mailboxes, begins with a breezy conversation about the intimidating task of naming Wi-Fi networks. This is really a thing. A friend of mine strongly considered moving out of his massive two-bedroom apartment because a neighbor had a Wi-Fi named "The Fart Den" and he didnt like people assuming it was his. Im new to my apartment building and dont know my neighbors, but if I ever meet Wu-Tang LAN, Im going to buy that guy a drink because he sounds fun.
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Witticus: "GeeNef speaks to me like schizophrenia, his words touch me where my priest could reach."
The only reason in the real world is Pay-To-Play. Small-time bands sell tickets to friends, then take the money to the bagman the pay-to-play company or venue has. This makes more money for the pay-to-play company than the band.
This wouldn't explain bigger bands having to do this.
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Personally I think that you should start out playing in your parent's garage, perhaps with a friend or two. When you scored well enough with an instrument to graduate from that you could either post ads looking for people to audition or answer ads to audition to be in other people's bands (the band leader path would have a different set of challenges). You band would start out playing minor gigs, weddings and Bat Mitzvahs and birthday parties. After a little of that, some guest at one of these would invite you to play in his dive bar.
As your career progressed, you might make bad decisions and have set backs, or flourish. As band leader you'll have to deal with members dropping out or checking into rehab. As either leader or member, you might be approached with offers to do solo projects or to dump you current band altogether. Etc, etc, etc to as much depth as possible. I think that it'd be a lot of fun to play a game like that .
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And...what's the downside to band members leaving? They're not gonna cut out the audio for a stem for 'months' while you wait for a replacement, nor will they prevent you from playing while you find a replacement.
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After a 12-0 season that culminated in a Class 3A state championship, the University School football team was honored with a small school national championship in the eighth annual MaxPreps Tour of Champions on Monday.
MaxPreps, which nationally ranks the Suns 10th in its Xcellent rankings and 24th in its Freeman rankings, only honors 50 schools throughout the country in its Tour of Champions, which is sponsored by the Army National Guard.
Students were dismissed from their final period early to attend the ceremony. MaxPreps representatives presented athletic director Paul Herfurth, football coach Roger Harriott and all the Suns players and coaches with a trophy and banner.
"We're extremely proud of our kids and the effort that they've imparted on this season," said Harriott, who was a finalist for FHSAA Coach of the Year. "On behalf of University School and Nova Southeastern University, we're grateful to the [Army] National Guard and MaxPreps for the honor.
"The kids worked extremely hard, and we focused on the task at hand, and our motto was to take every game as a state-championship effort. They did a great job of exemplifying that work ethic, not only on the field but off the field."
"It's just great to know you left a mark on your school before you graduated," added senior lineman Maquedius Bain, an LSU commit who played on both sides of the ball during University's championship run.
The Suns, a team accustomed to blowing opponents out with an average margin of victory of four touchdowns, had to come from behind in the state championship game for a 24-17 victory against Madison County to win the school's first state football title.
"It took an extraordinary amount of resiliency and fortitude," Harriott said. "Those type of things are only produced through effort, working hard."
Another highlight on the Suns' season came when they ousted Delray American Heritage, the team that eliminated them in 2011, in the Region 8-3A final, a game many expected to produce the 3A state champion.
But of all the highlights, Harriott went a different route when choosing his favorite moment of the memorable season.
"The proudest moment I think was the character development that our kids presented throughout the year, getting themselves mentally and emotionally prepared throughout for each game and as a result coming out with a win," he said.
Leadership on this University team transcended the coaching staff and was also exemplified by the players, specifically the senior class.
At least 12 seniors are expected to sign national letters of intent to play major college football. How does Harriott see his team replenishing all that talent next season?
"Only God knows," he says. "We've got a lot of young guys coming up. We're going to coach those young guys that are ready to fill those shoes, and I'm sure they'll do an exceptional job."
Recruiting notes
• Bain says he couldn't be more excited to join LSU in Baton Rouge.
"I just can't wait," he said. "Death Valley is probably the best place to play at — crazy fans, and I just can't wait to play for Les Miles."
Bain, primarily recruited as a defensive lineman, said he was interested in Miami, but the Hurricanes began to back off as Bain started playing on the offensive line this season.


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The problem that my cousin called me about a few months ago was.... food. Yes, food. They get along great, they both like the same things, have the same taste in home decor and everything but the one thing that gets to her is food.
They're both Asians and eat the same thing, but it's that her roommate can't cook. My cousin knew even before they moved in that she would be doing most of the cooking, and she's fine with it but expected her roommate to contribute in other ways so that it wasn't just her that was in the kitchen. My cousin said that at first she would kind of teach her how to cook so that they'd be doing things together. But after awhile it somehow became weird after they stopped going to the grocery store together. When they first moved in they would go shopping together and split the cost of groceries down the middle.
Well that's not the case anymore now, because they've somehow come to the point where it's like this side of the fridge is yours and this side is mine. She said they never spoke about it but they just knew to keep things on their own side. So she figured that okay, since they were shopping alone she figured she'd only cook for herself. But her roommate didn't see it that way. She still eats the food that my cousin cooks without helping in the kitchen besides washing the dishes that she used.
My cousin is a little frustrated and asked me how she should deal with this. I told her to tall to her about it and she told me that a few days ago when she cooked and was eating at the table her roommate came and sat at the table with her laptop and was like 'are you going to eat alone?' My cousin said she felt so guilty but she told her 'well you didn't help me cook, did you?' Even after she said that her roommate went and got the food my cousin cooked and ate it. My cousin didn't say anything to her, of course she's not going to say you can't eat it. She's a super nice person and I do feel now that she's getting taken advantage of, even though she doesn't mind that she cooks, she at least wants her roommate to help her prepare the ingredients or wash the plates and cookware after they're done eating. I don't think she wants to lose this friend, because she's a great roommate in all other ways.
All I could tell her was that she could just cook and right away put the other half that she couldn't finish into the fridge, all packed up, on her side. I don't know if it'll work or not. But this story reminded me of that story... about that chicken planting wheat and harvesting wheat and then baking bread, and one of her friend didn't help her out and at the end that friend didn't get the bread. I forgot the name of the story. -__-
And if she can't figure this out by the end of June then she's going to find a new roommate or just live on her own, which she doesn't want to do because she'll be paying for an apartment by herself. And plus it's safer if she lived with someone.