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This talented daughter of artist Jessie Oonark spent her childhood with her paternal grandmother. She moved to Baker Lake in 1963 and was soon sewing wall hangings and creating carvings as well as drawings. Beginning in 1970 her drawings were made into prints for many annual print collections that followed. This drawing was used to create the Bird Woman print for the 1977 collection. Mamnguqsualuk is known for her interest in portraying traditional myths and legends, particularly those involving the hero Kiviuq, whose bird-wife is probably the subject of this work. Like the works by Oonark, Mamnguqsualuk's compositions are symmetrical and stylized with repeated forms that revolve around a strong central focus; in this case, a woman inside the larger form of a giant bird.
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Suppose $f:X\rightarrow Y$ is a surjection and you want to show that there exists $g:Y\rightarrow X$ s.t. $f\circ g=\mathrm{id}_Y$. You need the AC to show this.
However, suppose $f$ is a injection and you want show there is $g$ s.t. $g\circ f=\mathrm{id}_X$. Then, according to my textbook, you don't need the AC to show this.
This is counterintuitive to me, because it's like you need a special axiom to claim that an infinite product of big sets is nonempty, while you don't need one to claim that an infinite product of singleton sets is nonempty, which seems smaller than the former.
So why don't you need the AC to show the latter?
EDIT: $X$ should be nonempty.
EDIT 2: I realized (after asking this) that my question mostly concerns whether the AC is needed to say that an infinite product of finite sets is nonempty, and why.


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is that a TRU Express??
i had really good luck with a bunch of those temporary stores last year but the 2 i have been to this year jacked up their prices and only had overflow from the regular stores
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Same thing for the one in Em. Square.
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After losing its tournament opener and falling into the loser�s bracket Lenoir Community College has to win six games in four days to advance to the junior college world series.
One down, five to go.
After losing its tournament opener and falling into the loser�s bracket Lenoir Community College has to win six games in four days to advance to the junior college world series.
One down, five to go.
Jones Senior product Kyle Smith had three hits and Greene Central alum Trent Murray broke a tight game open with a three-run homer late to propel the Lancers to a 9-5 win over Rockingham C.C. on Saturday in an elimination game of the NJCAA Division II Region X baseball tournament at Big Rock Stadium�s Puck O�Neal Field in Morehead City.
Murray�s home run in the eighth inning gave LCC (31-19) a 9-5 lead that was held up by Travis Long, who came on in the ninth for the save.
The Lancers had 14 hits after struggling to hit the baseball in previous weeks.
�We finally hit the baseball and there were good results. Now let�s see if we can keep it up,� LCC coach Stony Wine said.
Everyone that had an at-bat had a hit for the sixth-seeded Lancers, who will face Saturday�s loser between No. 5 Patrick Henry C.C. and top-seeded Catawba Valley C.C. today at 10 a.m. in another elimination game. The winner will play again today at 7 p.m. and the loser�s season is over.
Stephen Butt had a hit, Sam Remick had two hits, Murray had two hits, Tyler Tant had a hit, Robbie Hiser had a hit, Ryan Blake had a hit, Corey Nygard had a hit and Chastin Radford had two hits for LCC.
Randy Mogart earned the win.
The Lancers, who won for just the fourth time in their last 14 games, have to win two games today, two games on Monday and the if-necessary game on Tuesday to advance to the NJCAA Division II Junior College World Series.
�The next game you lose will be the last game of the year. That�s kind of corny and simple, but that�s the truth,� Wine said. �If we can continue to play this level of baseball, we�ve got a chance.�
RAMSEUR FAITH CHRISTIAN 10, BETHEL CHRISTIAN 5: At Bethel, the Trojans finished fourth in the NCCSA state playoffs after falling to Faith Christian of Ramseur in the consolation game.
Tyler Antwine went 2-for-2 and scored two runs, Alex Hardison went 1-for-3 with an RBI and Daniel Daughety was 1-for-2 with an RBI. Antwine gave up four earned runs on eight hits and four walks in 5 1/3 innings in the loss. Cole Williams finished the game for Bethel and gave up four earned runs on three hits.
The Trojans led 5-2 until Faith scored four runs in the top of the fifth.
For coach Kenny Sutton, it was a good year for a young Bethel team.
�We did exceptionally well I thought, for playing against the larger schools. We set out some goals � to win the district � which we did. We did not play our best baseball this weekend. We weren�t terrible. We�ve got a lot of young guys, some eighth graders and stuff, and that shows up sometimes,� he said.
�Overall, I was very pleased. The year didn�t end in a state championship, but when you put yourself in a position to win one, that�s always a good thing.�
NL�S FOSTER FINISHES 15TH IN HIGH JUMP: Ta�Breia Foster of North Lenoir finished 15th in the high jump at Saturday�s NCHSAA 3A track and field championships at N.C. A&T.
Foster had a jump of 4-feet, 8-inches.
CARY ACADEMY-PARROTT POSTPONED: Saturday�s NCISAA state 3A softball playoff game between Cary Academy and host Parrott Academy was rained out. It will be played at 5 p.m. on Monday at Parrott.
The winner will travel to Charlotte Hickory Grove Christian School for a second round game on Tuesday. The quarterfinals, semifinals and finals will be held at Gaston Christian School Friday and Saturday.


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canaan wrote:i think people make too big of a deal out of a 1,2, or 5 game sample of the regular season in basketball. its about creating trends in play, boosting confidence, etc. having a "bad" start to the conference play because of 2 games isnt fair, nor is washing away those alleged bad starts with 1 exceptional outing. can bad habits form from bad streaks? yeah, but thats what coaching is about. im not a pitt fan, but ive kept up with them this season. Its a decent team...better than i expected honestly. they arent without their shortcomings, systematically speaking, and i think Dixon lets them run out of their comfort zone in stress-based situations (how their last loss got away from them with poor 3 point shooting in poor shooting situations). i think theyll contend for the conference and get to the 2nd round of the tournament, maybe sweet 16 at best.
dont know how much more somebody can ask for given they arent in the NBA caliber player rankings of college basketball--something i dont anticipate on changing anytime soon.
this is just my random view. dont take it as my hard-pressed soapbox stance.
Well on LGP, people like to take one game and magnetize it to death so it should come to no suprise that were looking at these first three conference games to see where this season will end up for Pitt.
And it won't change because were not that type of program that attracts blue chippers and Dixon like to find guys that will succeed at Pitt but not necessarily in the NBA.
If they do what you say and contend in the conference, make the tourney and possibly making it to the sweet 16 i'll call it a success. I don't have that high of a expectation of this team like others on here may have.


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SIOUX FALLS - Federal jurors have convicted a man accused of coercing women into the sex trade in southeastern South Dakota .
The Argus Leader reports that 37-year-old Carl Campbell was convicted of sex trafficking by force, fraud or coercion, two counts of sex trafficking of a child, interstate transportation for prostitution and obstruction of sex trafficking enforcement.
Prosecutors argued that Campbell was skilled in finding and preying upon troubled and vulnerable girls.
The jury deliberated just under four hours before reaching its verdict Friday.
Sex trafficking by force and sex trafficking of a minor carry mandatory minimum sentences of 10 to 15 years in federal prison.
Campbell told Judge Karen Schreier that he wanted to appeal but was told he'd need to wait until after his sentencing.
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