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Coaster Brook Trout an Endangered Species?
A group of private landowners recently asked for help from the federal government to stop what they say is a threat to a rare fish in the region. The GLRC's Gretchen Millich reports:
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A group of private landowners recently asked for help from the federal
government to stop what they say is a threat to a rare fish in the region.
The GLRC's Gretchen Millich reports:
The Huron Mountain Club, along with the Sierra Club, claims a
proposed mine in Michigan's Upper Peninsula would pollute the only
remaining spawning grounds of the Coaster Brook Trout. They've asked
the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to declare the Coaster Brook Trout
endangered.
Peter Dykema is a spokesperson for the Huron Mountain Club. He says
the fish was once abundant, but now spawns in only one stream.
"150 years ago, it was one of the most celebrated game fish in America.
It is one of the most beautiful animals you'd ever see and we believe it
will be possible to restore that fish, if not to its original abundance to
considerably greater abundance than we now have."
Kennecott Eagle Minerals Company wants to dig for nickel and copper
underneath the Coaster Brook Trout's spawning grounds. Dykema says
an endangered listing would require the company to make sure their
mining activities don't harm the fish.
For GLRC, this is Gretchen Millich.
Information on the coaster brook trout
A related GLRC story
Author Gretchen MillichPosted on February 27, 2006 Categories News SpotsTags america, coaster brook trout, copper, dykema, endangered, endangered species act, federal government, game fish, harm, mine, nickel, peter, pollute, private landowners, region, sierra club, stream
Ten Threats: Coaster Brook Trout
A close up look at a Coaster Brook trout. (Courtesy of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources)
A lot of native fish have been hurt by pollution, invasive species and changes we've
made on the lake, but one fish stands out. For anglers, the Coaster Brook trout might have
been the greatest Great Lakes fish. It was abundant, fun to catch and lived in the cleanest
water, but throughout the 20th century, its populations declined just as the health of the
lakes did. Now, slowly, a diverse group of people is trying to save the fish in an effort
that could improve the Great Lakes too. The Great Lakes Radio Consortium's Chris
McCarus reports:
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We're continuing our look at Ten Threats to the Great Lakes. Lester Graham is the
series guide. He says one of the threats is a disappearing species.
(Sound of river waterfall)
Hundreds of feet above Lake Superior, the Salmon Trout River flows fast and falls hard
onto a rocky bottom below. Much of the river lies within a large tract of private woods
and hills. It's been untouched for about a century.
Peter Dykema and his family are part owners of the land. He speaks with affection about
fishing for coaster brook trout here as a kid.
"Well as you can tell it's a beautiful river and there's nothing a 14 year old boy would
rather do than get his feet cold and wet and throw flies into trees. So, I did it every
chance I had."
Dykema is nostalgic because those days are long gone for almost everybody. He's part
of a group of activists trying to restore the coaster brook population.
Coaster brook trout have sparkling colors. They're even more colorful than Rainbow
trout, and they grow a lot bigger. They can reach 2 feet and 4 pounds. These indigenous
fish used to live in 200 streams around Lake Superior. People came from all around the
nation to fish for them. Presidents Roosevelt and McKinley came to Michigan to catch
them, and they were caught by the boatload.
Over fishing was one of the biggest reasons why they were nearly wiped out. Their
habitat was damaged from mining and road building. Silt filled in the rock bottom where
they like to lay their eggs. That also hurt the fish.
Logging damaged the coaster brook's habitat. Scott Libants is a fish and wildlife
researcher at Michigan State University. He says loggers dammed up streams to flood
them. Then they packed them with logs. When they had enough, they broke the streams
back open so the logs would float down to the lake to be sold.
"You knock the dam out and send all the trees down. You scour the watershed. It's like
flushing a toilet."
The fish haven't recovered since. They just couldn't take the abuse.
The Salmon Trout River still has them because the private landowners banned fishing
and didn't alter the land. It's one of only a handful of streams in the U.S. and Canada
that still has the coaster brook trout.
(Sound of people walking in the woods)
Downstream on the way to Lake Superior, Peter Dykema and state environmental
officials walk to the spot where they have equipment that counts the numbers of coaster
brooks going up river to lay their eggs. Dykema says they counted more than 80 fish last
season. The population seems to be slowly increasing here, but the stream still isn't
perfect. There's too much sand and not enough gravel for laying eggs.
"Most of the sediment problem we are looking at is a creature of the last 40 or 50 years.
So if we can stop the input, I'm hoping that the river will be able to cleanse itself.
The sediment Dykema is talking about comes from the points where roads cross the river.
People and cars jar soil loose and it fills up the riverbed. This is the fish's current
challenge. Coaster brook trout are sensitive and susceptible to pollution. Conservation
officials use brook trout as indicators of high water quality. Coaster brooks will die if
they don't have nearly perfect conditions.
(Sound of Lake superior waves lapping on rocks.)
Few anglers alive today have seen coaster brook trout, but if they could this would be the
place. It's where the Salmon Trout River meets Lake Superior. For a diverse group of
conservationists, this place symbolizes what people did to the land and water of the
Laura Hewitt is visiting from Trout Unlimited in Wisconsin.
"This is a fish that presidents came to fish for, that Hemingway wrote about. It's
something that captures the imagination, it touches the soul. It's a fish that we care
very much about and think it can be sort of a rallying point for action in the basin."
Those working to preserve the last few hundred coaster brook trout say we should feel
lucky that they're not all gone. They say now's the time to keep what's left, build it up,
and use the eggs from this small population to start the fish in other streams of Lake
Superior. Then perhaps within our lifetime, our children can enjoy the fish that our great
grandfathers did, and in doing that, they'll know the water's clean.
For the GLRC, I'm Chris McCarus.
More information on the Coaster Brook Trout
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Report
Trout Unlimited information on Coaster Brook Trout.
Author Chris McCarusPosted on November 28, 2005 Categories Disappearing Native Species, FeaturesTags anglers, canada, coaster brook trout, dykema, fishing, great lakes fish, invasive species, lake superior, laura, michigan, michigan state university, msu, native fish, over fishing, peter, pollution, population, scott, trout unlimited
Brighter Future for Native Trout
Anglers in Lake Superior are looking forward to the return of the coaster brook trout. The native trout was fished nearly to extinction in the early 1900s. New efforts to help the remaining populations rebound are attracting the interest of fisheries managers around the Great Lakes. The Great Lakes Radio Consortium's Stephanie Hemphill has the story:
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Anglers in Lake Superior are looking forward to the return of the coaster brook trout. The native trout was fished nearly to extinction in the early 1900s. New efforts to help the remaining populations rebound are attracting the interest of fisheries managers around the Great Lakes. The Great Lakes Radio Consortium's Stephanie Hemphill reports:
The French River tumbles into Lake Superior about 15 miles from Duluth. It's a popular fishing spot, and people are catching rainbow trout. Rainbows are not native to Lake Superior. The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources stocks them from the fish hatchery across the road.
People used to catch coaster brook trout here, but
there aren't many of the fish around anymore.
"I haven't seen one of those in years."
"There aren't any coaster brook trout. You're dreaming."
"'You very seldom get them, but when you do they're nice.' Hemphill: 'Why are they nice?' 'They're so nice and clean, the colors are so beautiful.' Hemphill: 'Are they good eating?' 'Oh-h-h, there isn't any better.'"
For a freshwater fish, coasters are colorful. Their sides are sprinkled with bright red dots. Their fins are edged with a bright white line. When they spawn, their bellies turn iridescent orange.
They hatch in rivers, and then swim downstream to grow up in the lake. They return to the river to spawn.
There used to be lots of coasters around Lake Superior, and in northern Lake Michigan and Lake Huron. They were a popular sport fish. In the 1850s, people came from all over to catch them. By the early 1900s coasters had practically disappeared.
Don Schreiner is the Department of Natural Resources fisheries supervisor in this part of Minnesota. He says coasters are fairly easy to catch. And that's why they almost disappeared.
"There were no roads up here, people came in by boat, they came in by train. There's accounts of people standing on the shore and on the riverbank and catching hundreds of brook trout."
After the fishermen, lumberjacks came. They cut down the big trees that shaded the streams. They floated timber down the rivers, eroding the banks. Now these rivers are much more susceptible to flooding and sedimentation. The coaster brook trout need a rocky bottom, not a mud bottom, to spawn.
Then the state began stocking other fish here, so anglers would have something to catch. Pacific salmon, European brown trout. They compete with the few native brook trout that still survive in Lake Superior streams.
Some people want to try to restore the native brook trout. But others like to catch the big salmon, and the feisty rainbows. Don Schreiner says the DNR has to balance those competing demands.
"I think everybody cares about coaster brook trout as long as it doesn't cost them anything personally. If I have to give up my favorite species in favor of a coaster brook trout, I might not be willing to do that. That's the sort of thing we see."
Angling restrictions imposed in the last few years have helped the trout. Schreiner says it's possible they'll bounce back, if people leave them alone, but improving the habitat is also key. That could take 50 years.
Some groups are trying to push things along a little faster.
The Red Cliff Tribal Fish Hatchery near Bayfield Wisconsin specializes in rearing coaster brook trout. Every year a million eggs are hatched here.
"Inside this building is where we keep our adult brood stock fish."
Greg Fischer is the hatchery manager. He says they raise some fish for a year and a half before releasing them. Workers mark these fish to keep track of them in the wild.
"We have fin clipping parties where for several days we fin-clip each one of the fish, and when we're stocking anywhere from 50 to 80,000 of these larger fish a year, that's a lot of marking"
Some coasters from the hatchery might find a home at Whittlesey Creek near Ashland, Wisconsin. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is turning Whittlesey Creek into a refuge for coaster brook trout.
Biologist Lee Newman says it's a promising spot for spawning. Springs seep up through the gravel bottom. That provides the eggs with a constant flow of oxygen. Newman wants to plant eggs and very young fry directly over the springs. That's what they did on the Grand Portage Chippewa reservation in Minnesota. And Newman says it worked there.
"We've captured pairs of adults that were radio tagged and captured on their spawning beds, and two years later catch the exact same pair on the exact same spawning beds, indicating that they are returning precisely to their home locations."
Newman says when the fish are very young they can imprint on the chemistry of the stream, and find their way back years later.
Biologists still have a lot of questions about how to help the coaster brook trout. But right now, at least, its future looks a little brighter. For the Great Lakes Radio Consortium, I'm Stephanie Hemphill.
Author Stephanie HemphillPosted on May 27, 2002 Categories Disappearing Native Species, FeaturesTags anglers, coaster brook trout, extinction, fisheries, fishing, freshwater fish, lake huron, lake michigan, lake superior, lumberjacks, pacific salmon, populations, rainbow trout, spawning
Will Trout Coast to Recovery?
A sport fish native to the Great Lakes region is famous for its looks and its size, but overfishing and habitat loss have driven its numbers down. Now, some fish experts are helping the coaster brook trout make a comeback. The Great Lakes Radio Consortium's Rebecca Williams reports:
https://environmentreport.org/wp-content/uploads/2001/07/williams.mp3
A sport fish native to the Great Lakes region is famous for its looks and its size… but over fishing and habitat loss have driven its numbers down. Now, some fish experts are helping the coaster brook trout make a comeback. The Great Lakes Radio Consortium's Rebecca Williams reports:
Coaster brook trout, or coasters, cruise the near shore waters of Lake Superior most of their lives, and only swim into rivers to spawn. Male coasters turn vibrant red when they're spawning. And the trout grow much larger than their inland relatives… an 8 pound fish is a trophy.
But coasters are rare, so Trout Unlimited is working with other scientists to boost their numbers. In the last 2 years, biologists have released baby coasters in 4 rivers in the Upper Peninsula.
Bill Deephouse is president of Trout Unlimited's Copper Country chapter.
"You can't protect all of these little creatures. So you put… and this certainly isn't exact… but you put 10,000 fish in, you hope a few thousand of them make it. Maybe a few hundred make it to adulthood."
The biologists say it may be some time before fishermen will feel one of the reintroduced coasters on the end of their lines. For the Great Lakes Radio Consortium, I'm Rebecca Williams.
Author Rebecca WilliamsPosted on July 16, 2001 Categories News SpotsTags catch, coaster brook trout, fish, fishermen, fishing, lake, michigan, recovery, reintroduction, river, rivers, spawn, spawning, species recovery, species reintroduction, superior, trout, trout unlimited, upper peninsula


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One of Hughes's relatives told FOX5 that she was playing in the field when she began experiencing chest pain.
In an email sent to students' families, the school principal said, "staff immediately began providing medical aid and continued until paramedics arrived."
She was rushed to the hospital but died later that night.
Superintendent of the CCSD, Dr. Jesus Jara, made a statement about the death of the student later Friday morning:
"The Clark County School District grieves the sudden passing of one of our student-athletes. The loss of this young life deeply saddens us, and our thoughts are with the student's friends, family, and loved ones. When a tragedy occurs, it affects not only that school but the entire Clark County School District family, and we grieve with the students, staff, and families affected by this loss."
Statement from CCSD Superintendent Dr. Jesus F. Jara in regards to the passing of a Desert Oasis High School student: pic.twitter.com/plAJck42Tu
— CCSD (@ClarkCountySch) January 6, 2023
The Clark County Coroner's office has not yet released Hughes' cause of death.
New York Post reported:
Registered nurse Aphelia Phifer-Hill posted to Facebook on Thursday night that she rushed onto the field to perform CPR on the girl, who was her daughter's teammate, the Review-Journal reported.
"Today was the first time ever, in my 26 years of nursing that I had to do CPR on a kid," she wrote.
Phifer-Hill wrote that the teen collapsed after the game, and "everyone was panicking" amid the cold, rainy weather, the paper reported, adding Phifer-Hill attempted chest compressions and used an external defibrillator.
"Her family was not at the game, but finally arrived," the post continued. "We were able to get a heart rhythm." Phifer-Hill said the teen was hospitalized and intubated before she ultimately died, the Review-Journal reported. Her post was apparently deleted after the report was published.
The fallen 16-year-old was remembered Friday for her love of the sport.
The girl's parents, Enttroda and Twayne Hughes said in a statement, "She loved music, dancing, and being around all the people she loved … She called football the real love of her life!"
An online fundraiser for Ashari Hughes' funeral costs was posted Friday afternoon and raised more than $2,000 in two hours. The total surpassed $21,000 of the $50,000 goal by Saturday morning.
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Doon Public School to Wilson Ave. and back. Loop hike 8 km.(GVT map 10). Moderate pace 3 to 4 km/hr.
Excellent views of the Grand River with no leaf coverage yet. Watch for ducks, hawks, owls and geese and if we are lucky maybe a bald eagle.
Depart: 9:00 am. Meet at Doon Public School. (GPS 43.38824, -80.42001) GVT map 10. Hike from approximately 19.7 km marker to 23.6 km marker near Wabanaki Drive and return; total distance approx. 7.6 km. Pace moderate 3-4 km/h.
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Walker Weasels on Evolution
If you want the job at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, you've got to fill out the questionnaire.
Ron FournierNational Journal
Gov. Scott Walker wants to be president and is a serious contender for the job. But nobody who wants to be taken seriously for the presidency can duck a question like, "Do you believe in evolution."
"I'm going to punt on that as well," the Wisconsin Republican said in response to a question in London about whether he was comfortable with the idea of evolution. "That's a question that a politician shouldn't be involved in one way or another."
On @ScottWalker:
1. How does a serious person duck evolution?
2. Why do these guys keeping going to London? http://t.co/jeJzEDL9bs
— Ron Fournier (@ron_fournier) February 12, 2015
My tweet drew a series of responses from Walker's corner, some thoughtful and some angry. Many people argued that the question isn't relevant.
@ernietedeschi @ron_fournier In what way does it possibly relate to being President?
— Tim Carney (@TPCarney) February 12, 2015
I can think of at least two reasons why the question relates to Walker's unofficial bid for the GOP nomination. First, there are virtually no questions that are out of bounds for a presidential candidate. Think of a campaign as a lengthy interview for a job with 300 million bosses, each with a singular set of standards for making a decision. What might be a stupid question to 99 percent of votes ("Boxers or briefs?") might matter to somebody.
Presidential campaigns are a severe test. As CNN's John King said on "Inside Politics" today, if you want control of the nuclear codes, be prepared to answer anything.
In this case, the question is directly related to the job Walker wants. A president's view on evolution would influence his or her position on climate change, precision science, stem cell research and scores of other issues connected to one of the most fundamental findings of the modern age.
Others defending Walker called the stories about his dodge another example of media bias.
@seanmdav Sean, file that under "Question fair press will never ask a Dem candidate." @ron_fournier
— ConservativeBlackMan (@Thomasismyuncle) February 12, 2015
Like most independent-minded voters, I'm tired of hearing both Republicans and Democrats excuse their leaders' mistakes by saying "the other side" is worse or gets better treatment. Republican voters should be the first to demand more of Walker than they've seen from Democrats. Don't let him hide behind you. Don't cover for his duck.
Walker tried the weasel route, telling Twitter followers, "It's unfortunate the media chose to politicize this issue during our trade mission to foster investment in Wi."
It's unfortunate the media chose to politicize this issue during our trade mission to foster investment in WI.
— Scott Walker (@ScottWalker) February 11, 2015
No, sir. It's unfortunate that a man who had the political courage to defy public employee unions is afraid to answer a simple question. Or maybe you're not so courageous. Your attempt to clean up the flap on Twitter didn't work because your tweet doesn't answer the question.
Both science & my faith dictate my belief that we are created by God. I believe faith & science are compatible, & go hand in hand.
Who made this an issue? You, sir.
As a leader, Walker has a responsibility to explain to his supporters that evolution is fact and it's not necessarily a contradiction of their religious faiths. Nearly half of GOP voters do not believe humans have evolved over time, according to a Pew Research Center poll conducted last year. The percentage of GOP voters who believe in evolution has dropped 11 points in four years.
Walker also ducked questions about the Islamic State, Ukraine, and the United Kingdom's role in the European Union, saying it's inappropriate to undermine the U.S. president while abroad. That is an understandable "" even admirable "" position to take, and is consistent with then-Sen. Barack Obama's cautious approach to U.S. policy during his 2008 trip abroad as the Democratic nominee.
Republicans have convinced themsevles that Obama got preferential treatment from the mainstream media in 2008. I will concede the point for the sake of argument: Media bias is no excuse for Republicans who enter the arena unprepared or unwilling to field every question.
If you want the job, you've got to fill out the questionnaire.
Ron Fournier is the associate publisher of Crain's Detroit Business and a former senior political columnist at National Journal. He is the author of Love That Boy: What Two Presidents, Eight Road Trips, and My Son Taught Me About a Parent's Expectations.
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The phone uses an MSM7230 processor, which is a second-generation Snapdragon chip. Although it's clocked at 800MHz, this chip is actually a bit faster than many of the older 1GHz ones used in the previous generation of Android handsets. It certainly feels nippy. Apps load quickly and there's little slow down even when you have a lot of apps open at once and are flicking between them.
On the OS front, Acer has gone with the relatively recent V2.2 release of Android. However, by default the phone has Acer's custom user interface 'enhancements' turned on. This is identical to the UI the company used on its Stream handset, but we think it's a tad counter-intuitive to use. For example, it splits the Homescreen in two, with shortcuts to apps at the bottom and three sliding panels at the top. Widgets have been moved to a separate screen that you access by holding down the home button and even the notification tab that's usually at the top has been moved to the centre of the homescreen. You can read more about it in our Stream review from last year. However, the good news is that you can easily turn it off in the settings menu and return to the standard Android UI.
Another feature that we found a bit disappointing was the camera. It uses a 5-megapixel sensor, has a single LED flash, and supports autofocus. The problem is that it seems to struggle to get its focusing right and as a result, shots are generally lacking the last mile in terms of detail. Colours aren't all that accurate either and when it's operating under lower light conditions images can be quite noisy.
Nevertheless, the handset covers all the connectivity bases that you'd expect from an Android device. It supports 3G at speeds of up to 14.4Mbps and has Bluetooth and Wi-Fi onboard. Naturally, there's GPS as well, allowing you to take advantage of one or the strengths of Android – its free turn-by-turn navigation.
Call quality was generally good too, although callers don't sound quite as natural as they do on mid-range Nokia or Sony Ericsson handsets. Despite this, we had no problems understanding callers or them understanding our warblings. Battery life was pretty much par for the course on this type of Android phone. We got about two days out of it for normal stuff like calls and email, but this dropped off to around a day if we made quite a lot of use of GPS or web browsing over 3G.
The Liquid Metal definitely has its strengths. It has a good screen, decent processor and runs a recent version of Android. However, the handset's design just doesn't work as well as it should and detracts from its desirability. In addition, Acer should drop its custom Android interface as it only really succeeds in making Android more convoluted to use. Nevertheless, the price is attractive, so if you can put up with its quirks then the Liquid Metal may be a good buy.


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Schumacher: a very difficult decision
Michael Schumacher says his decision to retire from Formula One at the end of the season has been very tough to make
Ferrari announced the German's decision just minutes after Schumacher won his final Italian Grand Prix.
The German has won an unprecedented seven titles during a career which has seen him set a long list of records, including most wins, pole positions, podium finishes, fastest laps and wins in a season.
Today's victory was the 90th of his career.
"It has been a very special day and to finish it in this style as we have been doing today looking at the championship as well but much more at what is going to happen in the future," said Schumacher after the race.
"There has been a lot of discussion for a lot of time what concerns my future and I think all the fans, all the motorsport interested people were right to explain what happened.
"I am sorry it took longer than expected. We feel this is the right moment to make a show in the way that this is going to be the last Monza race I am going to do. At the end of this year I have decided with the team that I am going to retire from racing.
"It has been an exceptional time in 30 years what motor racing has given to me. I have loved every single moment, the good and the bad ones, they make life so special, particularly I should thank my family starting with my dad, my passed away mum and my wife and my kids who at all times supported what I was doing.
"Without their support and without their strengths to survive in this business and this sport and to perform would have been impossible.
"I cannot be thankful enough to my family, but as well to all my mates and obviously especially the Ferrari days when I have made so many friends, so many great guys in the team and it has been a really tough decision to decide not to work together at this level and all my friends and everybody.
"But one day the day has to come and I felt that this is the moment, as well in terms of timing with the decision I thought it was fair to find that moment that Felipe has a chance to decide his future because I think he is a great guy. He has been doing a very good job to the team, a great teammate, very supportive.
"There was a moment to decide for his future and there was no point for me to take my decision any later than his decision had to be taken."
Schumacher also welcomed Ferrari's decision to sign Kimi Raikkonen, the man who will replace the German next season.
"I was pleased and I knew a long time ago that he was the person," Schumacher added. "Now I just like to concentrate on these last three wins and finish it in style and hopefully with the championship. We made a big step for that and I really look forward to it.
"I want to thank everybody as all stages, there have been a lot of help.
It was not clear what future role Schumacher might take with Ferrari but the team said that they would 'define' his role at the end of the year.
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Zora Opalka of Bainbridge Island Dive Club won two events at the Y Spring Invitational meet in Boise, Idaho, early last month.
BIDC swept the 16-18 year old girls Junior Olympics division for both the 1-meter and 3-meter events.
Opalka won the 1-meter with a score of 312.3 and 328.35 in the 3-meter. Teammates Cammy Rouser finished second with 272.5 and Jackie Hellmers finished third in 236.25.
In the 3-meter, Opalka had a winning dive total of 328.35, Rouser second in 302.50 and Hellmers third with a 251.05.
Carter Wolff also picked up two titles, winning the Future Champions category in the 1-meter (124 points) and 3-meter (110.5).
In the 12-13 year old boys Junior Olympic division, Brian Taylor won the 3-meter with a score of 189 and was second on the 1-meter in 170.45. Henry Sauermann was third in both events (142.05, 3M; 177.85, 1M).
In the girls 12-13 year old Junior Olympic division, Bryn Tiernan finished third on the 3-meter (174.75) and fifth on the 1-meter (138.95). Mia Alpaugh finished sixth in both events in her debut (124.75 IM, 117.25 3M).


_Someone is keeping watch over the machine. Should it ever have been built?
The lure of the find behind the loose hearthstone at Hazelton House was too great. The schematic excited Evan, Reenie and Ivy for different reasons but it is Kayla who actually begins building it. Her ability to focus to the exclusion of all else is just one of the effects of her Asperger's.
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ROCKY RIVER -- A game against the number one ranked team in Division III at home proved too much for the Longhorns as they fell behind early and lost 73-43 to Beachwood.
While the score shows a very lopsided game, the Longhorns didn't suffer the huge deficit until late in the game. They had been playing pretty well against a very mismatched team; they had a strong showing on defense for much of the game but really struggled on offense.
Lutheran West was able to make some big stops against the superior offense of the Bison, but could not take advantage on the offensive side to cut the lead. They definitely had issues putting the basket through the hoop both in the field and in their free throws.
The team fell behind early, including 23-11 after one quarter of play. The Longhorns started to take some momentum in the second quarter and pulled within nine. However, they never came any closer for the rest of the game as the Bison came out of the locker room and completely dominated the second half.
LW was led by junior Andrew O'Hara and senior Max Quinn with 10 points each. Senior Greg Kunze contributed 9 points in the loss.
Lutheran West finishes the season at 19-5.


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Q: Additional global include directory in Visual Studio for C# There are a lot of little things I find myself re-writing here and there because they might be too large/complex to represent as a snippet, but realistically it doesn't make sense to make a stand-alone DLL out of it because we might only be talking a few dozen or a few hundred lines of code.
For example a little form which contains only a text box where the user enters a password and closes on {Enter}.
Or an extension method which can serialise/deserialise any object to/from a GZipped file assuming the object is marked as Serializable.
The list goes on. I have accumulated lots of little bits and pieces over the years and it's not organised in any neat way.
In C++ projects, I can write a lib file containing these bits of code which I can add to my compiler settings in such a way that any future C++ project I create has this lib included. I have done this with ATL and Boost.
I don't know of a way to do this for C# projects. Is it possible?
Edit:
If I make an assembly, I have to compile it to a DLL and distribute the DLL alongside my main executable. The DLL may be small or it may be quite large, I don't know. But I may only need to use a few tiny functions in that DLL for my project. In C++, only the functions I use are statically linked when I use the library, however if I distribute my software with a DLL then I have to distribute everything.
I know it is possible to merge the DLL with the main executable so that the user isn't aware that there is a separate library, however the whole DLL is still being packaged along with the executable.
Imagine I write a DLL with lots of my own maths, stats, file IO, image manipulation, serialisation, user IO, etc included. Nothing fancy, just some common things I find myself doing quite frequently. The DLL might be, say, 4MB.
Now I want to write a program which uses a tiny part of the DLL, and if I were to simply copy/paste the necessary code then my EXE would end up being, say, 700kB.
Are you saying that I either copy/paste the code I need, or I have to distribute a 4MB DLL along with my 700kB EXE?

A: Aside from using an assembly, the only way I know of is to create a link in your project to the source code in question. In visual studio the process is:

Project → Add → Existing File → Add As Link (the little down arrow:)

A: It is not possible at a source code level, although often requested (just Google c# #include equivalent). The only reasonable alternative that c# offers is compiling your common code as a DLL and adding a reference to it.
Note that although you can add a file to your project from another project, it will take a copy and therefore not maintain updates. I have used this to achieve the same effect 'manually' - when the common file is updated, I excluded it from the project 'referencing' it and then re-added to get a fresh copy.
UPDATE As commented below, you can add as a link - how cool! Why did nobody tell me.

A: We add a common directory to the overall includes path, then use
#include <somefile.cpp>

directly in our cpp files. It'll include the source straight in.

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Il pitone delle rocce indiano o pitone moluro (Python molurus) vive in un'area di distribuzione molto estesa, che comprende circa mezzo continente asiatico.

Ne esistono due sottospecie: P. molurus pimbura, e P. molurus molurus, che può arrivare a 6,4 m e 91 kg.

In media in India la sottospecie molurus molurus cresce fino a 3 metri. Si ciba di mammiferi fino a quelli del suo peso circa, pesci, uccelli e coccodrilli sub adulti. In seguito alla riproduzione (le uova possono essere anche 100) l'esemplare maschio non si interessa minimamente della cura delle uova e dei suoi futuri piccoli.

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Nei racconti d'avventura Il libro della giungla di Rudyard Kipling, ritroviamo Kaa, un pitone delle rocce indiano, una figura fortemente positiva: conosce la "legge della giungla" ed è un leale amico del cucciolo d'uomo Mowgli.

Note

Bibliografia

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Pythonidae
Fauna asiatica
Taxa classificati da Linneo

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Helen Bagley & Minerva Hamilton Hoyt
Helen, on the left, new homesteader in Twentynine Palms; right, Minerva Hoyt, "Apostle of the Cacti".
Helen learned to love the desert, coming here in 1927, with her husband Frank (due to his health issues) and three young boys. Helen and Frank ran a grocery store in Twentynine Palms, or '29 Palms', and made a life here from scratch. Among other things, they dug a well, built a school and, after years of living in and running the grocery store out of a double garage, built a house and made a life for their family. Helen wrote 'Sand In My Shoe', with remembrances of the people, places and customs of early homesteader life.
Minerva, a member of the Garden Club of America, found great solace in the desert in the early 1900's, visiting often from her home in Pasadena. Her efforts to educate children and adults alike about the preservation of native plants and animals of the desert included elaborate exhibits in various garden club shows, like the 1928 International Flower Show in New York's Grand Central Palace, New York Botanic Garden, the Massachusetts Horticultural Society and the Chelsea Spring Flower Show in London. Her biggest project was the preservation of Mojave Desert land now known as Joshua Tree National Park.
In this episode, I read an excerpt from each of the listed books. Helen's is first and will give you an idea of her life with Frank and some of the challenges of early homestead life. The excerpt about Minerva is from 'National Parks and the Woman's Voice', by Polly Welts Kaufman, and shows Minerva's commitment to the desert and to seeing that it was preserved for future generations.
Below are links to these books on Amazon. Raven's or Sagebrush Books, in 29 Palms and Yucca Valley, CA respectfully, may have them on the shelves from time to time. They may also be found at your public library. 'Sand in my Shoe' is a bit of a collector's item.
'Sand In My Shoe' on Amazon
'National Parks and the Woman's Voice - A History' on Amazon


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Q: Does instanceof work for commonly imported classes? The Problem
I am importing a class in two related projects. It appears that the prototype chain of a class instance created in one project does not match the version of the class in the other project.
Specifically, instanceof returns false.
The Code
I have three npm packages / projects (names invented for simplicity):

*

*classes (contains Payload)

*processors (contains ProcessPayload); depends on classes

*main (not actually a package); depends on classes and processors
The main project creates a Payload and passes it to a ProcessPayload object.
To be clear: these projects have three separate package.json and any associations between them are done via dependencies.
main/index.js
import { Payload } from 'classes'
import { PayloadProcessor } from 'processors'

const payload = new Payload()
const processor = new PayloadProcessor()
console.log(payload instanceof Payload) // true
processor.process(payload)

The ProcessPayload object imports Payload and uses it to validate the type of its parameters.
processors/PayloadProcessor.js
import { Payload } from 'classes'

class PayloadProcessor {
  process = (obj) => {
    console.log(obj instanceof Payload) // false
  }
}

export default PayloadProcessor

The Question
What is going on with the prototype chains here.  I plan to use duck typing and create an isPayload method to solve my problem, but are there really two versions of Payload floating around in my dependency stack?  Is there any way to get instanceof to work as expected in this situation?


This entry was posted in Budgeting, Make Money, Personal Finance and tagged Financial Investing News, Investing Money to Make Money, pay off debt on January 4, 2015 by venture27.
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Q: How to prove the series $\sum_{k=1}^\infty k^2\sin^2\left(\frac2k\right)$ converges? How to prove this series is converging?
$$\sum_{k=1}^\infty k^2\sin^2\left(\frac2k\right)$$
Thank you so much!

A: Note that
$$k^2\sin^2\left(\frac2k\right)\sim4$$
thus it can't converge.