Originally Posted on UConn Foundation By Jack Kramer and available here.
Through a new initiative by longtime partners Sikorsky Aircraft Corp.Sikorsky will provide $67,000 in scholarships to selected UConn engineering students this fallO’Rourke said the UConn scholarship program will help Sikorsky “blend its portfolio,” noting the company has a similar program at the University of Maryland.
“UConn is a focus school for Sikorsky because it provides a wealth of engineering talent and leadership for the corporation,” said Doug Shidler, Director, Executive Sponsor for UConn.
Bridge scholarships, totaling $12,000, to enable underrepresented groups in Engineering to attend a five-week residential intensive study of ing the summer before their freshman year.
Scholarships for undergraduates, totaling $30,000, designated foThe scholarship will follow a promising student throughout his/her undergraduate education, contingent upon the student remaining in one of these majors and.
A graduate student fellowship, totaling $25,000, will be awarded to top graduate students in mechanical or electrical engineering to create a pipeline of refined expertise recruited from the best young engineering graduate students. Fellows may be invited, but are not required or entitled, to work beside UConn faculty on Sikorsky research.


Hello there friends! I am sorry I haven't been around to visit as often lately. I have been super busy with household chores since we were all sick for so long, and we are working through some family "stuff." Nothing major, but my boys have been rather rowdy of late, and have not been getting along as well as I would like. So, I have been tending to those issues and blogging has had to take a back seat.
I am also working hard to get the word out about my little portrait business and pushing to get some marketing done. That eats away at my time as well.
That photo is gorgeous... I LOVE dramatic play of light with the slats.
I love this photo but then again I love all your captures!
So gorgeous and dreamy. She is always pretty on any angle.


This 4-day workshop with Denis Brown was probably the most difficult I've ever attempted, and I've taken from over 60 different calligraphers. He is a good teacher and an amazing calligrapher, but the pen angle changes, switching smoothly to half the nib and then to the corner only, were way beyond my comfort level. And having to contend with weekday traffic was a real stressor too. I tried to leave home by 6:45 to avoid the worst of it, but it was still bad, and even more so in the afternoon. I am promising myself that I will never take another workshop clear across Houston except for those held on the weekends. I have to admit that it was a great relief when it was over.
The illustrations on these pages are Denis' work. Iwatch him write.


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A few days ago I put a link to a Dear Sabrina post on my personal Facebook page for the first time. It wasn't my first post: it was my fifteenth. And I did it only after a couple friends had already posted links to this blog on their own Facebook pages. I know that at this point, Facebook is the quickest way for me to reach the most people--and that's what I want to do, right, reach a lot of people?So why have I been so hesitant to actually put this out there in the world?
That last line really resonates: "...in..." And who doesn't need help, right?
So there you have it. I'm terrified and I'm vulnerable. What about you?What do you do in your life that scares you?
Jodi, I was just reading David Whyte's essay on vulnerability a couple days ago and thought about sending it to you!I couldn't agree more with what he wrote and what you've written here. Vulnerability is a practice, a daily walk that requires immense grace, but which is completely necessary to human existence and interaction. This whole blog, as much as I've seen so far, is a lovely example. So please keep it up!
The first comment from the actual Sabrina!
I think I have read every post on your blog so far and find myself thinking, I can so relate!And if you weren't brave enough to be vulnerable, I would never be allowed that connection - to you, to your words, to humanity. I am appreciative of your courage to put this and yourself out there. I was thinking about your quotes here and in other posts - how you augment your words with passages from others - to clarify or capture a feeling or sentiment. Your posts do the same for me - your words help clarify my own thoughts, my own feelings, my own sentiments, which I then can share with others to help communicate what I am feeling or thinking. It's a gift!Thank 4.5 stars, based on 104!


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After Nazareth continue through Kana to Tiberias, Sea of Galilee. Drive along Kineret Lake to visit Capernaum. Next visit Tabgha, located on the foot of Golan Heights, site of miracle of fish and loaves. Proceed to Yardenit River,. Return to pick up point.


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On 17th May 2006 which owns much of the mountain. The piano is thought to have been shouldered to the top for charity by removal men from Dundee some 20 years earlier.


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Happy Friday everyone! This week I am yet again going to be talking about Street Fighter (I know, I know, I’m sorry). I had planned to write about another topic, but it wasn’t ready in time, so I had to substitute this one in. It is a Thought that I had planned to write for awhile now anyways, so I hope nobody minds.
Upon its release, buyers of Street Fighter V couldn’t help but notice the glaring lack of what had been standard features of past iterations. Most notably was an arcade mode. A VS CPU mode was also missing, amongst some other, smaller things. So to put in plainly, while the core of the game was great, it was incomplete.
With one release, Capcom generated a ton of hype around their game, fixed almost all of the problems the original release had, kept those that already bought the game happy by giving them free content, and destroying any perception that the game was unfinished. It took them 2 years to do it, but, and more. When faced with criticism, Capcom didn’t walk away from the game, or try to defend it, they actually worked hard to listen to the fans, and delivered. That is how you save a game, and other developers in similar situations would be wise to take notice.
Lgndary Thoughts - February's PS Plus Lineup
Mugen Souls Z, PS3
Moving on to Knack. I actually have Knack, and have had it since the PS4 launched. But I am still very happy that it is apart of PS Plus this month. I have talked about this game on the site in the past, but I don’t mind saying it again. Knack is not a bad game. Knack is actually a pretty good game, and one that I enjoyed a lot. The reason it has such a bad rap is back when the PS4 was about to launch, the press was given a very limited amount of time with each launch title, and could only play them for a few minutes before having to go off and write a review. And when you play Knack on easy mode, for 20 minutes, it is easy to think it is a bad game. That is why the reviews were bad, and everyone else kind of went with it. This is something that still bugs me to this day.
But what do you think? Are you still happy with the direction PS Plus has been moving in? Or do you think Sony could do better? Let me know in the comments below!
Lgndary Thoughts - The Price of Free Content
26 January, 2018 by hero-of-lgnd | Comments: 6
When Street Fighter V launched 2 years ago, it brought some significant differences from other titles in the series, some bad, but others good. Today, I’d like to talk about one of the best changes that Capcom made to Street Fighter, and why greedy players may ruin it for the rest of us. Welcome to Lgndary Thoughts!
In an attempt to keep the player base active, Capcom made it possible for Street Fighter V players to buy additional DLC characters without spending real money. Instead, players can buy them with what they call fight money, which can be earned by winning matches or completing other in-game challenges. Yes, using real money is another option, but those that can’t afford to buy their favorite character can simply earn them for free.
Lgndary Thoughts - January's PS Plus Lineup
For those that haven’t seen, for whatever reason, here is the PS Plus lineup for January:
Uncanny Valley, PS Vita (Cross Buy with PS4)
Starblood Arena, PS VR
There you have it, yet another AAA title with Deus Ex: Mankind Divided. Like I talked about last year, it continues to seem as if there was a shift in what Sony’s goals were each month with the service. In the past, we would often go months with nothing notable at all being offered, but it looks like those days are over. For comparisons sake, take a look at every PS4 game released through PS Plus since last July:
July - Until Dawn and Telltale's Game of Thrones
August - Just Cause 3 and Assassin’s Creed: Freedom Cry
September - Infamous Second Son and Strike Vektor EX
December - Darksiders II and Kung Fu Panda
But what do you think? Have the past couple of months looked good to you, or do you think Sony should do better? What would you like to see in next month's lineup? Don’t forget to leave a comment below, and be sure to have a great weekend!
Lgndary Thoughts - A Problem Of Economic Proportions
Hello everyone! The first week of 2018 is coming to a close andThe past few days have been slower than I thought they would be, but I’m sure next week will be a lot more busy.
And that is pretty much it for me! Like I said, I had to spend a lot of time just leveling a new character in Final Fantasy, but now that that is done I’ll have more time to get back to my backlog. Hopefully everyone else has been having more fun than me!I’d also like to thank everyone for the kind comments, they really meant a lot to me and definitely helped my will to live. Now, onto the Thought!
It would make a lot of sense if Santa Monica was trying to pull the same thing with God of War. Have Kratos be playable for the beginning of the game, and then switch to Atreus at some point early on. Maybe there could even be a time skip to go with it. This would explain why they haven’t shown us much of a game that is coming out very soon.k, even though news was a little bit slower compared to last week. That is expected though considering we had two big gaming events in the past seven days. Speaking of those events, I’d like to talk about Sony’s show, and why it paled in comparison to previous years. Welcome to Lgndary Thoughts!
A week ago today, Sony held their 4th annual Playstation Experience eventunfortunately, served to create their weakest show ever. The reason Sony opted to not have a real keynote is pretty obvious; they had nothing to announce. Or almost nothing, at least. Yes they did show a new trailer or two, and the Medievil announcement was a very pleasant surprise. But the show still felt incredibly lacking, especially when it comes to previous years.
I also had issue with the live demo of Detroit: Become Human. While I actually really enjoyed the gameplay shown, the way they went about the live demo was a little frustrating. Instead of just playing the game, they decided to involve the audience, and have them help make decisions in the game. This is a neat idea that would have been fun to experience, but they had no real way of including the crowd. Instead, the crowd would just shout what they wanted the player to do. And as you may have guessed, this resulted in an unintelligible noise that in no way could ever have even hinted at what most people, or anyone for that matter, wanted the player to choose.
But like I said, this format was due to the fact that Sony didn’t have as much up their sleeve as previous years. And that is understandable, but it was also avoidable. To me, The Playstation Experience should be one of, if not Sony’s biggest show of the year. Especially considering some people actually pay to be there. So in my humble opinion, they should have held back a lot of the announcements made in Paris, and saved them for last week.
What did you think of the show? I’m sure there are some people that enjoyed it, but did you prefer it over their normal format? Be sure to let me know in the comments below!
I gotta say, this year’s Game Awards was easily the best there has ever been. There were a couple of awkward moments, sure, but nothing too bad, and they were all overshadowed by the excellent show. Amazing reveals, the live orchestra, and even a few touching and fun moments made for an exciting and enjoyable show. And most importantly, I felt that the winners of each award were largely deserved. Something that isn't always true for awards of this nature.
01 December, 2017 by hero-of-lgnd | Comments: 15
Moving on, I have also been playing a lot of Bloodborne lately. Despite owning it since launch, I haven't really played it at all. I know, I know, shame on me. I did play it for a little bit when it launched, but got stuck on the second boss and moved on to other games. So now I decided to start a new file, and push on! I am happy to say that I have made it past the second boss, and much further. I still have a long ways to go,game terrifies me, especially where I’m at currently, but I am loving the hell out of it and could see it becoming one of my favorite games of all time.
But all of that is about to stop as soon as I pick up Xenoblade Chonicles 2 today! It is my first Xenoblade game, but I could not be more stoked.
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First, we will address time. Those who appear successful in marketing dedicate time to marketing. Whether this is daily, weekly, or whatever frequency appears to work best, it’s a matter of consistent scheduling. When measuring time, you need to consider two variables. Is it time well spent or an opportunity cost? Also, are you receiving desired results? If the answer is no to either of these, or both, then you need to rethink how you are spending your time. A concern often voiced from producers is that they spend a lot of time reading and learning, yet in the end feel confused, make few decisions, and often give up.
Discipline is a key point to successful marketing. Disciplined marketers not only spend time marketing, they implement and stick with strategy. As indicated in the previous paragraph, imarketing, then perhaps you lack discipline to follow through. Discipline helps farmers utilize their time effectively and builds confidence to visualize long term goals and objectives. A lack of discipline leads to inconsistent results. Frequently, many take marketing seriously after it’s too late. The mindset then shifts to, “Next time I’ll be more disciplined and implement strategy”. We all know what happens when “next time” rolls around. Things are humming along fine with no urgency to strategize and then all heck breaks loose. Without changing your approach, you end up with the same results.
Knowledge is the third key point of the marketing circle. Knowledge isn’t necessarily knowing all the intricate details to each and every strategy that you can utilize. Knowledge can, and should be, used to seek the right input from the right people to help you make and implement decisions. Knowing the right information for your operation is useful and pertinent. An increase in knowledge builds confidence and discipline. In turn, this helps you to be effective and efficient with your time.
The three key points of time, knowledge, and discipline are intertwined and feed off of each other. The question you now need to answer is, what does your marketing wheel look like? If one of these key points is missing, or if there is inconsistency, your circle may end up having a flat line and, in turn, you may have a bumpy ride. This could also make you feel like you have a flat tire, in which your marketing just doesn’t go anywhere. Keeping each point of the marketing triangle intact can make for a smooth ride. </s> Corn bears break minor uptrend pattern -- technical analysis
March Chicago Board of Trade corn futures plunged lower on Thursday, pressured by favorable weather conditions in South America, which are expected to bolster the currently growing corn crop there. Additionally, corn came under pressure following a report that China had rejected a U.S. shipment of dried distillers grains, which is a corn by-product, due to an unapproved genetically modified corn strain. The report heightened concerns that China could reduce its U.S. shipments in the months ahead.
Technically, the March corn contract remained within recent ranges. But, the selling broke a very minor short-term uptrend pattern, and took the contract back


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Ryan is scheduled to speak Saturday at 5:45 at the Panama City Marina. There will security screenings so if you plan to go don't take any type of bag, sharp objects, umbrellas, liquids, or even signs.
The rally is general admission, but all interested guests are urged to print a ticket at the event website: MittRomney.com/fl.
The marina will open to spectators two hours prior, at 3:45. </s> Hurrah for Joan Bryden and double hurrahs for whatever partisan angel leaked the Auditor General's report. And a special hurrah for the Conservatives' unlimited hubris and appetite for deception, which gave them the temerity to recycle and misuse Sheila Fraser's quote! Yes, chalk one up for Mr. Transparency and Accountability. This one is a bit difficult to spin away.
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Kenyon Wallace, Toronto Star:
Daniel Leblance, Campbell Clark and Anna Mehler Paperny, Globe and Mail:
Ms. Fraser criticizes the government for a lack of openness toward Parliament, which unwittingly voted for the program as part of a border infrastructure initiative. . . The draft report also leaves the Harper government exposed to charges of financial mismanagement in the $50-million program, which had a budget 10 times higher than the funding allocated to major summits in Quebec City and Kananaskis, Alta. ...
[T]he Conservative government failed to adequately keep records to explain how the 32 projects were chosen for Parry Sound-Muskoka, the southern Ontario riding represented by Tony Clement, the industry minister.
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Hiker Survives Four Days Trapped in a Drainage Tunnel with a Broken Leg
Daniel Samuelsen was hiking in Utah over the weekend when he fell into a drainage ditch. The fall broke his leg, which left him alone and stranded in the ditch for four days before he was finally rescued.
According to Samuelsen, his ill-fated hike began at Parley Canyon near Salt Lake City. Initially he was hiking with a friend, but they parted ways before the accident, according to the Salt Lake Tribune. After the two hikers separated, Samuelsen tried to cross under a highway through a drainage tunnel, where he fell nearly fifty feet. “I heard the crack,” says Samuelsen. “And I put my hand down there to grab it to feel what was wrong and I could literally feel the bone protruding out of my leg.”
“I was near tears when someone finally stopped. I clasped my hands together and was like ‘thank you, thank you,'” Samuelsen said in an interview with ABC News. “I was so happy to see somebody who cared enough about me to stop and realize I needed help.”
The hiker was found by a passing motorist severe dehydration and a compound fracture, Samuelsen is expected to make a full recovery.
Image is a screenshot from ABC News video


A present day member of Radnor Meeting tells us that this “school house “ is the portion of the building to the right, with the small wooden door leading into it.
Mrs. Hunt’s records tell the amusing story of how the library books were moved – by wheelbarrow – from their former second floor quarters at 105 North Wayne avenue to their new home on West Lancaster avenue. Miss Nathalie de Canizares, then assistant librarian, helped by Edward Kirk of West Chester, who offered his services in the good cause, transported all the books in this manner, which must indeed have been a tedious one, even in the days when Lancaster pike traffic was entirely horsedrawn.
The actual moving of the books once accomplished, the matter of their arrangement was next in order. In previous locations of the library this had been done alphabetically on the shelves, according to the name of the authors. Now books were catalogued according to the Dewey-decimal system, and arranged in proper categories, such as fiction, poetry, reference, etc., under the direction of Miss Isabella Lord and a Miss Hopkins of Bryn Mawr College, whose services had been obtained for this purpose.
The library continued to function under this set-up, until the number of its books outgrew its stock space. In 1928, a donation of $3,000, given to the library by Miss Anna Markley, made possible an addition to the building in the form of a new room, which was set aside for the use of children. Mrs. Margaret Wendell Hess, with her gift for interesting young people in reading, was for some years in charge of this room. Her ”story hour” for children is still held in fond remembrance by many adult members of this community.


Image caption Apple wants to impose a US sales ban on eight Samsung handsets, including Galaxy S2 models, after its patent case victory
Last week a jury awarded Apple $1.05bn (£644m) damages from Samsung after finding it had infringed several of Apple's design and software patents.
The jury rejected the South Korean firm's counterclaims that the iPhone-maker had failed to license its technologies.
The final ruling in the case is still to come - in theory the judge could triple the size of the payment since the jury said Samsung's actions had been "wilful".
In addition Apple is seeking a sales ban on eight of the handsets involved in the case. Others are no longer on sale after being superseded with models not included in the lawsuit.
For its part Apple has said the lawsuit was about values, and the verdict sent "a loud and clear message that stealing isn't right".
If you look at all the comments on the decision there are two camps - will it stop innovation or will it push innovation further. I think the latter; vendors will be pushed to be more varied, and that's what they needed to do in the first place.
We are in a world in which a handful of vendors in the same ecosystem are competing - you need to be innovative, you need to be unique, you need to look at what works for the consumer.
For the consumer I don't think it's a loss - why should it be? If you go back to the drawing board and come back with something different the consumer has gained.
It was interesting to see that stock for Nokia went up on the back of the news. Does Windows Phone now become an alternative? For a vendor, putting all your eggs in one basket is never a good thing.
Jasper Kim, the founder of the Seoul-based Asia-Pacific Global Research Group, says South Koreans may perceive the ruling as unfair because the trial took place in the US - and such sentiment could trigger a patriotic backlash against Apple products.
I believe the ruling is not the end of the Apple-Samsung lawsuit war; instead it may be the beginning.
In the past, Apple was identified less as an American company, and more as a technology giant - but that may soon change.
What Apple risks is an anti-Apple, anti-US double backlash effect in a country that has surprisingly been fond of Apple products. I say surprisingly because the rapid rise in popularity of iPhones and iPads happened in Samsung's own backyard.
An anti-Apple sentiment could undo all of that and negatively affect sales of the next edition iPhone here.
So while the judgement has shifted the momentum of the legal tussle between the two rivals significantly towards Apple, the celebrations may need to to wait for a while.
Apple has won the battle, but it has yet to win the legal war against Samsung.
Zack Whittaker, a UK-based contributor to tech site ZDNet, believes that the biggest loser following the ruling is the consumer.
Despite the court ruling in Apple's favour, and Samsung's financial bruising, it will be the end-user on the street who is likely to suffer the most.
By potentially clipping Android's wings, we could see an albeit modest revival from these once-strong brands.
Stuart Miles, founder and editor of the UK's Pocket-lint gadget site, believes that in the long run consumers should benefit as Samsung will become more innovative.
Apple has been able to protect its patents - the outcome is that Samsung has wilfully infringed them, been caught doing it by the jury and therefore supposedly punished for doing so.
If you look at early days of Samsung mobile devices, a lot of people bought them because they didn't like the iPhone any more but wanted "iPhone-sque" experiences.
Samsung's Galaxy S3 is a very different device to the iPhone, and in general Samsung has moved away from designs that are similar to Apple's.
In the short term, Apple is obviously going to try to ban as many infringing products as possible - they would be stupid not to.
Samsung will now work fast - the Galaxy S3 came out in May 2012 and you'll have a new one in 2013 - so today there'll be no effect. In three months, you might be limited on buying some devices, but some may have been superseded anyway.
In a good way, consumers will benefit as Samsung will have to innovate even further - it means we'll have better choice. If you like the iPhone OS you'll go for iPhone and if you don't, Samsung will have other cool features.s
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A new conservation report finds that the American bison population could be rehabilitated if new government policy allowed the animal to roam free across the prairies.
 "repared by dozens of scientists and bison experts from Mexico, America, and Canada, says there is a chance of a second recovery, nearly a century after the animals were rescued from the brink of extinction.
But success depends on allowing large herds to roam free over thousands or perhaps millions of hectares, an overhaul of government regulations, and a rethink of public attitudes to the animal. Currently, there is only one population of plains bison, in Yellowstone national park. 'The next 10-20 years present opportunities for conserving American bison as a wild species and restoring it as an important ecological presence in many North American ecosystems,' the study says. It says the animals are critical to the restoration of the prairie grasslands. But Americans, especially ranchers in the west who view the animals as competition for grazing lands or a potential source of disease in their cattle, need to accept its presence on the plains. Tens of millions of bison once grazed the rolling hills and prairie But by the beginning of the 20th century, the great herds had almost completely wiped out by hunters trying to satisfy the European fur trade."


It't't "foil" At this time our kitchen is gutted and ready to rebuild. We will go to Ikea later this week and buy the kitchen. I will post pictures as we go along.
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So when we went to the design center, we pulled up my design on their computer and the Ikea lady went through it to make sure everything was ok. She suggested we added a top molding to the wall cabinet. She showed us the look at the store and we decided to do that. She printed out the entire product list and gave us instructions and we paid right there. As soon as we have paid, they get notified in the warehouse and start picking the order. She gave us some coupons so we could get lunch in the cafeteria while we were waiting. We were very impressed with the service.


Posted: Dec 8, 2021 / 08:19 PM EST / Updated: Dec 9, 2021 / 10:14 AM EST
FAIRMONT, N.C. (WBTW) — There could be fallout beyond criminal charges after the arrest of two Robeson County firefighters accused of driving while intoxicated after a crash while they were on their way to a fire scene, officials said.
The two firefighters are Kenneth Caulder Jr., assistant chief of the Orrum Township Volunteer Fire Department, and Melquan Williams of the Fairmont Rural Fire Department.
“I mean without a doubt, probably two of the best in both departments, Fairmont Fire Chief Rod Heasley said. “Not saying that they’re guilty or innocent, but obviously just made some bad decisions.”
Heasley said Williams was set to be suspended, too, but a majority vote from the board members of the county fire department kept him on the job. Williams is set to become fire chief in January, Heasley said.
Heasley also said the arrests have caused some board members to resign, and now he’s having to figure out the next steps with the county.
“A, as a volunteer fire department we would have no money coming in from the county, which is where our money comes from, and B, if they pull the workers’ comp insurance, I can’t send my people out into the field without workers comp insurance.”
K. Robert Davis, Robeson County Attorney, sent the following statement in response to Heasley’s claims that the county was suspending the departments funding:
News 13 has reached out to the state fire marshal for updates on the investigation but have not heard back. Count on News13 for updates.


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To elaborate further on the puzzling behavior above we can also localise the string at the equator
of the sphere $\theta} \def\Theta{\Theta} \def\vth{\vartheta=\frac{\pi}{2}.$
The equation of motion for $\theta} \def\Theta{\Theta} \def\vth{\vartheta$ is satisfied and we remain with the equation of $\alpha}      \def\dot{\alpha}{{\dot\alpha}$ \eq{xi1a} or its equivalent \eq{xi2a}. To find the NVE we perturb along the solution+\eta\prt{t}$ to get
&&\eta''(z)\prt{16\kappa^2+m^2(z-1)\prt{1+q+(q-1)z}(z^2-1)} \\ \nonumber
&&+\eta'(z)\prt{16 \kappa^2 z +m^2(z-1)\prt{1+z+2q z+2(q-1)z^2}}+m^2 q (z-1)^2\eta(z)=0~.
This equation again does not admit Liouvillian solutions for any $q$ as in \eq{puzzle1} giving the same puzzling behavior for the same reasons discussed there.
In this work we considered two classes of AdS/CFT backgrounds dual to gauge theories with backreacted
flavors. We have shown that the corresponding theories at zero temperature are not integrable, at least in the sector dual to semiclassical strings, and we have studied the existence of chaos for string motion on these backgrounds.
In the case of corresponding to the D3/D7 gravity backreacted gravity background, we have found evidence that shows the non-integrability of the theory.  We find analytically closed string solutions that are not integrable, with the integrability restored in the point-like limit for particle motion or when we switch off the backreaction of the D7-flavor branes. This is also the case in the backreacted flavor solution of the D6-branes in the ABJM theory. We conclude that the backreacted flavor deformation breaks the integrability present in the three and four dimensional theories. We have also discussed a puzzling behavior where for a certain string ansatz we did not find Liouvillian solutions of the corresponding NVE even when switching off the backreaction, where the background is just $\mathbb{C} \mathrm{P}^{3}$. As discussed in section \ref{S2localised}, although this puzzling string solution appears valid in our original coordinate system (which is adapted to introducing backreaction), it has some unwelcome features after mapping it to a different metric on $\mathbb{C} \mathrm{P}^{3}$. So we interpret the non-integrable behaviour at $q=1$ as an inconsistency of our string ansatz, and not as a sign of non-integrability ofstudy this issue, as it could provide insight into additional (and not previously noticed in the literature) requirements on string solutions, in order for the analytic non-integrability method to be applicable.
In this work we considered two backgrounds with backreacted flavor, one with localised flavor branes and one with the flavor branes smeared along the internal direction. Our belief is that we should expect to see similar behaviours for an even wider class of theories where the virtual quark loops are taken into account and contribute to the gauge propagators. Integrability for these theories should be lost. A strong argument, is that the Hamiltonian of the strings in our methods written in the phase space coordinates capturing the information of non-integrability and chaos, is expected always to be involved enough in the case of backreacting flavor geometries. Given the sensibility of non-integrability and chaos to the Hamiltonian, and in direct analogy to mechanical systems, we can expect that integrability is lost in the presence of unquenched flavors for generic theories.
An important portion of our work consists of analyzing the presence of chaos in the flavor backreacted theories. We have quantified the chaotic motion by computing the leading Lyapunov exponent and observing its dependence on  the $N_c, N_f$ and 't Hooft parameters of the theory. Interestingly we find that the Lyapunov exponent in the  Veneziano regime converges to a certain value which depends on the energy density of the system and the parameters of the theory, but depends weakly on the number of flavors.  We then reduce the number of flavors and, being a bit optimistic
regarding the range of validity of the backreacted solution, we see that the maximum value of the Lyapunov exponent is obtained very quickly as we increase the flavors. Independent phenomena related to properties of the bound states of heavy quarks have been found to be weakly dependent on the numbers of flavors or colors beyond a certain low number,
exactly like the strength of chaos we studied here. It would be interesting if one could establish any connection or common explanation for those phenomena and our observations regarding the chaos. We also note that our analysis is done in zero temperature and the gravity dual theory has no black hole horizon.
We should emphasise that although both of the cases we consider are very good models for backreacted flavor backgrounds and have been used widely in the literature, neither of them is exactly dual to a gauge theory with unquenched flavor: In the D3/D7 case we work in the ``near-core'' region, where the background admits a tractable analytic solution. In the D2/D6 case we work with the background of \cite{Conde:2011sw} which was obtained by considering a smeared distribution of D6 branes instead of a localised one. This leads to a simple squashed $\mathbb{C} \mathrm{P}^{3}$ internal space instead of the much more involved tri-Sasaki space of the localised case, and an associated reduction of supersymmetry from $\mathcal{N}=3$ to $\mathcal{N}=1$. In both cases the full, localised backgrounds are significantly more complicated and it is natural to expect that the loss of integrability seen in our simpler cases
will be a feature of those models as well. In general it is interesting to ask to what extent the analytic non-integrability method, applied to non-exactly known dual backgrounds, can reliably capture the physics of the full gauge theory. Our work can be considered as providing two such examples, which can possibly be validated by further future work going beyond the approximations discussed above.
Our study of the unquenched ABJM theory can act as a starting point for several other studies. For special values of the parameter that controls the squashing of the space and the number of flavors, the background appears in other gauge/gravity dualities.  The backreaction of the $N_f$ flavor D6-branes, smeared over a six-dimensional nearly K\"{a}hler manifold on the $N_c$ color branes, flows to an $\mathrm{AdS}_4$ fixed point dual to Chern-Simons matter theory and which is the special case of our metric \cite{Faedo:2015ula}.  The special case $q=5$ corresponds to an ${\cal N}=1$ supergravity background, being a gravity dual of superconformal Chern-Simons matter theory with $\mathrm{SO}\prt{5}\times \mathrm{U}\prt{1}$ global symmetry \cite{Ooguri:2008dk}.
It should also be mentioned that a full study of analytic non-integrability in flavor backgrounds (whether backreacted or not) should also include the open-string sector,  dual to gauge theory operators with fundamental fields at the endpoints instead of traces of adjoint fields. The analytic non-integrability studies performed so far in the literature have been based on closed string solutions, and extending the method to open strings would open up several new avenues for the study of non-integrability. Beyond theories with flavors, this might also include the sector of open strings attached to giant graviton operators, as well as defect CFTs, where the study of integrability was recently initiated in \cite{deLeeuw:2015hxa}is sector.
We are thankful to C.S. Chu, K. Hashimoto, C. Kristjansen, K. Sfetsos and K. Yoshida for useful


Myocardial  several cardiomyopathies and one of the main predictors of future cardiac events. an emerging and powerful modality for the differentiation between healthy and non-healthy myocardium in a broad spectrum of cardiac diseases. Late gadolinium enhancement (LGE) is the reference technique for the visualization of myocardial scar and focal fibrosis, however it cannot visualize diffuse fibrosis. In contrast, quantitative myocardial T1 mapping allows the detection of both local and diffuse fibrosis, and it has been investigated as a potential new diagnostic tool for the assessment of different cardiomyopathies. Several T1 mapping techniques have been proposed in the last ten years, which are mostly restricted to two-dimensional (2D) imaging with limited spatial resolution, allowing the acquisition of a single slice in one breath-hold. In contrast, free-breathing three-dimensional (3D) quantitative T1 mapping benefits from a complete myocardial coverage with higher than a 2D acquisition. However, 3D acquisitions require longer scan time and consequently a free-breathing acquisition is mandatory. In this work a new 3D saturation recovery T1 mapping technique, called 3D SASHA, is presented, which provides whole-heart coverage during free-breathing. For respiratory motion compensation a 1D diaphragmatic navigator was used. However, this approach may only achieve a scan efficiency of approximately 50%, prolonging the scan time considerably. To shorten the acquisition a new solution is proposed, which instead combines the 3D SASHA imaging sequence with a 2D fat image navigator (fat-iNAV) for respiratory motion compensation. Motion estimation from the fat-iNAV may be more robust as image contrast using fat excitation is less affected by signal changes caused by the different saturation times compared to a water signal based navigator due to the short T1 of fat. The proposed fat-iNAV permits to estimate the respiratory motion of the heart with a higher accuracy, allowing 100% respiratory scan efficiency and predictable scan time. Another important aspect of the myocardial T1 mapping technique is to ensure an optimal trade-off between accuracy and precision. 3D SASHA imaging technique has shown higher accuracy in the estimation of the myocardial T1 than the clinically used inversion recovery based 2D MOLLI technique, but has lower precision. Here, a new approach is proposed, which combines the 3D SASHA sequence with a post-processing 3D Beltrami denoising method to improve the precision while maintaining the accuracy. After denoising, the precision of the 3D SASHA myocardial T1 mapping is substantially improved and is similar to that of 2D MOLLI T1 mapping, while preserving the higher accuracy and whole coverage of 3D SASHA. In addition, the proposed 3D Beltrami denoising approach is used to accelerate the 3D SASHA acquisition by reducing the number of T1-weighted images (from nine to three) used for the fitting procesT1 map.


_{mix}$ in wind-cloud simulations at high $\chi$. In fact, the only other wind-cloud study, to our knowledge, to investigate a range of Mach numbers at high $\chi$ is by \citet{Scannapieco15}. They find an increasing trend for $t_{mix}$ with $M_{wind}$, which is in disagreement with the results that we present heret initial setup (their cloud is initially assumewind, whereas our cloud is under-pressured), or to the different physics employed (their simulation is radiative, whereas ours is adiabatic). In addition, there are numerical differences (e.g. 2D vs. 3D), and differences in the definition of mixing between their work and ours. Further investigation into the effect of these differences is needed.
In previous shock-cloud studies, \citet{Pittard10} and \citet{Pittard16b} showed that the ratio $t_{drag}'/t_{mix}$ was $\chi$-dependent\footnote{In these works, $t_{drag}$ is equivalent to $t_{drag}'$ in our current paper.}. To first order, the normalised mixing time-scale is independent of $\chi$, while the normalised drag time-scale increases weakly with $\chi$. Thus, clouds with low density contrasts are accelerated more quickly than they mix, while clouds with very high density contrasts tend to mix more efficiently than they are accelerated. At high Mach numbers ($M_{shock} \mathrel{\spose{\lower 3pt\hbox{$\sim$} 10$), \citet{Pittard16b} found that $t_{drag}'/t_{mix}$ increased from 0.14 when $\chi=10$, to 0.75 when $\chi=10^{3}$. Our current work now allows us to examine whether such behaviour is displayed in wind-cloud interactions. At high Mach numbers, Paper I showed that for $\chi=10$, $t_{drag}'/t_{mix} \approx 0.1$, while here we find $t_{drag}'/t_{mix} \approx 0.6$ for $\chi=10^{3}$. Thus, we find that mixing becomes relatively more efficient compared to acceleration for wind-cloud interactions as the cloud density contrast increases, in agreement with the behaviour seen in shock-cloud interactions.
  \caption{(a) Cloud drag time, $t_{drag}'$er, $M_{wind}$ for the wind-cloud simulations. Also shown are the corresponding values from 2D inviscid simulations calculated for a shock-cloud interaction with $\chi=10^{3}. Note that in this figure, $t_{drag}'$ is defined as the time at which the mean cloud velocity, $\langle v_{z, cloud} \rangle= v_{ps}/e$, where $v_{ps}$ is the post-shock (or wind) speed in the frame of the unshocked cloud. This definition is consistent with \citet{Pittard10}, but differs from \citet{Klein94} and \citet{Pittard16b}. Thus, $t_{drag}' < t_{drag}$\S2.3 of the current paper.}
This is the second part of a study comparing shock-cloud and wind-cloud interactions and the effect of increasing the wind Mach number on the evolution of the cloud. Our first paper \citep{Goldsmith17}clouds of density contrast $\chi=10$ struck by a shock and those embedded in a wind. Significant differences were found, not only between the morphology of the clouds themselves but also in terms of the behaviour of the external medium in each case. It was also the first paper to identify Mach scaling in a wind-cloud simulation and additionally found that clouds embedded in high Mach number winds survived for longer and travelled larger distances.
In this second paper, we have continued our investigation of shock-cloud and wind-cloud interactions, but this time have focussed on clouds with a density contrast of $\chi=10^{3}$. As in Paper I, we began our investigation by comparing wind-cloud simulations against a reference shock-cloud simulation with a shock Mach number $M=10$ ($c3shock$). Our standard wind-cloud simulation ($c3wind1$) used exactly the same cloud embedded in the same flow conditions. On comparing the two simulations, we find only minor morphological differences between the clouds in each simulation whilst the transmitted shock progresses through the cloud. After the transmitted shock has exited the cloud, we find that the cloud in both models begins to develop a low-density turbulent wake. The evolution of the two clouds begins to diverge after this time, and the morphology and properties of the cloud become increasingly different with time. For instance, the development of the wake differs significantly between the two models: the cloud core in model $c3shock$ does not fragment but is drawn out along the $r=0$ axis, whilst that in model $c3wind1$ does fragment and eventually disrupts the evolution of the wake.
On increasing the wind Mach number, we find that a supersonically-expanding cavity quickly forms at the rear of the cloud, similar to the higher $M_{wind}$ simulations in Paper I. This is followed by a smooth, compressed, thin, but short-lived tail of cloud material which forms behind the cloud. This narrow tail arises from the focusing of the flow around and behind the cloud. Neither the cavity, nor the subsequent narrow tail, are seen in models $c3shock$ and $c3wind1$, or the comparable models in Paper I at lower $\chi$. In all of our new wind-cloud simulations, the cloud eventually fragments and mass-loads the flow.
In Paper I, we demonstrated the presence of Mach scaling in wind-cloud simulations for the first time. Our new results shown here provide further evidence of this effect. For example, the clouds in the higher Mach number simulations are all morphologically very similar (cf. each set of panels in Fig.~\ref{Fig3}), and evolve closely until ``random'' perturbations caused by the different non-linear development of instabilities from numerical rounding differences in the simulations eventually cause them to diverge.
We also find that clouds with density contrasts $\chi > 100$ can be accelerated up to the velocity of the wind and travel large distances before being disrupted, in contrast to the findings of \citet{Scannapieco15}. For instance, in model {\it c3wind1a}, the cloud reaches 90\% of $v_{wind}$ by $t = t_{mix}$, at which time it has moved downstream $\approx 50\,r_{c}$. However, the flow remains structured and complete mixing is not achieved.
Our work has helped to reveal a rich variety of behaviours depending on the nature of the interaction (shock-cloud or wind-cloud) and the cloud density contrast. In shock-cloud interactions, both the normalised cloud mixing and drag times increase at lower Mach numbers, but are independent of Mach number at higher Mach numbers - i.e. they show Mach scaling \citep[see][]{Klein94,Pittard10,Pittard16b}. The drag time also increases weakly with $\chi$, but $t_{mix}/t_{cc}$ does not. In contrast, wind-cloud interactions with $\chi=10$ show an almost Mach-number-independent drag time, but a strong rise in $t_{mix}/t_{cc}$ with Mach number until $M_{wind} \sim 20$, whereupon $t_{mix}/t_{cc}$ plateaus as Mach-scaling is reached \citep{Goldsmith17}. Our current work reveals another type of behaviour: wind-cloud interactions with $\chi=10^{3}$ show almost Mach-number-independent drag and mixing times. Comparison of the current work with \citet{Goldsmith17} also reveals that the normalised cloud mixing time at high Mach numbers is shorter at higher values of $\chi$ in our wind-cloud simulations, which is opposite to the $\chi$-dependence seen in shock-cloud interactions where $t_{mix}/t_{cc}$ is essentially independent of $\chi$, and at most very weakly increases with it \citep{Pittard10,Pittard16b}.


The new James Brown biopic, Get On Up, set for release today, should provide examples of some of the above and then some. Born in a shack in Georgia, and raised for a time in a brothel, Brown exploded from the southern "chitlin circuit" scene, breaking new ground in music, performance, and badassedness. Against the turbulent backdrop of the Vietnam and civil rights era, the "Godfather of Soul" became a spokesman for black America, creating challenging, exhilarating music, frenetic live shows while sporting increasingly wild costumes and hairdos. There is of course the darker side -- substance abuse and car crash relationships -- and an element of career twilight redemption in there to boot. It's surprising that Hollywood didn't latch onto this sooner after his 2006 Christmas Day death.


The xx value depends on the size of the image I'm using and it takes some trial and error to find the optimal value. With square graphs xx=50 approximately.
I am looking for a way to avoid the trial and error part. I assume I need to use something else than \linewidth, but I don't know what.
I've tried 0.5\pageheight instead of \linewidth but this is not satisfactory. I can fit two images on one page even if I use 0.6\pageheight for the size of each image. This is in landscape mode though. This is not logical to me as that would mean the two images together would span 1.2 times the height of the page.
I've also tried to set my height of the image in portrait mode just to test. I've set height=0.5\textheight and height=0.5\paperheight but both generate images that are too large to fit together on one page.
If it is the height not the width that is the limiting factor you want height= not width= or you can specify both and use keepaspectratio so that it does not distort the image.
did you use 0.6\pageheight for the width or the height?
Sorry, should've mentioned that I was in a landscape environment. But I just tried height=0.5\paperheight and height=0.5\textheight in normal portrait mode but both give images that don't fit on one page together. I've edited the Updates section to reflect my experiences.
keep in mind that the caption needs some space too. But even without the figure environment I need something like height=0.5\textheight and height=0.495\textheight to put two images on one page - cause there is a gap of 0.1em between the images.
Yes, I know the captions need some space, but I was hoping there would be some command which just places two images, including captions, on one page without fiddling to find the correct size.
works great and there's room for tweaking. Thanks a lot!
After running it a couple of times I noticed LaTeX chokes on \usepackage[pass,showframe]{geometry}. It says: Option clash for package geometry. If I delete the arguments I don't get the error anymore.
@BartArondson The \usepackage[pass,showframe] was just added for showing the page layout. Thus you do not need it for your real world file. If you want to see the page layout, just add showframe to your option list of geometry or use \PassOptionsToPackage{showframe}{geometry} right at the beginning of the file.
Edit: I think that @Heiko Oberdiek's answer is way more pro than mine. These are just a couple tricks. I'm not even sure why, but so far, these seem to work for me.
Maybe this answer is not even very TeX-like, but I'm a graphic designer with some experience, and just based on sheer amount of trial and error routines in the past, I am now accustomed to get two/three figures per page (or more) using a size of 45% the text height for two vertical images, or 45% the text width, for the horizontal ones. Use 30% for three images, etc. The trick is always leave around 10% of the \textwhatever free. It also helps a lot placing figures inside minipages, see this example (adapted to latex from other examples found in the LyX Wiki):
% Remember that line breaks matter.
% this some image i have, use your own...
\begin{minipage}[c][1\totalheight][t]{0.3\columnwidth}
\includegraphics[width=1\textwidth]{img/_orig/c2/c2-img2}%
\begin{minipage}[c][1\totalheight][t]{0.3\columnwidth}%
\includegraphics[width=1\textwidth]{img/_orig/c2/c2-img2}\\
[0.25cm]\includegraphics[width=1\textwidth]{img/_orig/c2/c2-img2}%
Several images in one page.%
Sorry, I am looking more for a "pro" solution, so thanks for your effort, but Heiko Oberdiek did a better job.
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In Europe, increasing the money supply has had ZERO inflationary impact and has not stimulated the economy in the least. There is no one-to-one relationship. It is far more complex and it becomes a balancing act. They have been sterilizing any impact of increasing the money supply by raising taxes. The monetary increase is only coming from buying government bonds. It is not supporting the private sector but instead, it has subsidized the government sector.
Even our studies of interest rates have revealed the same outcome. There is no one-to-one relationship  or asset inflationlevel of interest rates twice in history. It boils down to the simple realization that people respond to the NET affect and not to theory. If you believed t6he stock market will double in one year, you will pay 20% interest. If you do not think the stock market will rally 5%, you will not pay 3%.
I have identified inflation unfolds from three primary sources. First, there can be asset inflation that is not a general inflation experience through the entire economy. Right down we see the Dow Jones has risen from the 6000 level in 2009 to 23000. That has not been matched by inflation is prices or wages.
Then there is the currency inflation. The decline in a currency will result in a corresponding rise in prices of imported goods. This was what we saw with OPEC during the 1970s and the rise in the dollar from 1980 into 1985 all-time high correspondingly produce deflation.
Then we have demand inflation. This is taking place right now in butter in Europe as prices are up 300% because of shortages.
None of these three types of inflation are created by monetary policy and they cannot be altered by trying to artificially control demand by government. The butter rally in Europe is because they maintain high quotas until 2015 when they were reformed since it produced a glut. When removed, prices fell and production collapsed. Not there is a shortage and prices have soared. This is made worse by government interference. We can see demand rise in anything caused by a shortage in that product and again this is not monetary driven.
It comes down to a complex formula driven by CONFIDENCE. People are hoarding cash even though the quantity has increased in theory so the velocity of money has been declining. Th as people hoard money (save) and that produces the decline in the velocity of money.
If the QTM theory worked, then the central banks’ stimulation QE should have worked. It failed. There is a lot more to this than a simple one-to-one relationship.
In the How to Trade a Vertical Market, I have gone into ancient examples as well. I have shown that the QTM did not hold up even in ancient times when there was no central bank. It is far more complex a subject for just a simple blog post.
« Government Shutdowns – Just Politics? </s> She couldn’t find the smart roles she wanted, so she went and wrote them herself Stylist meets Brit Marling.
Chicago-born but raised in Orlando (and with some Scandinavian heritage on her great-grandmother’s side to account for the flaxen locks), 29-yearold Brit studied economics at Georgetown University, where she met and dated her now-writer/director collaborator, Mike Cahill. Post college, she turned down a plum position in investment banking at Goldman Sachs to follow a more creative career path.
She went on the road for a summer, train hopping cross-country and living on organic farms, where she fell in with anarchist collectives and practised freeganism (eating discarded food). These real-life experiences were the genesis for her latest project, The East. As well as co-writing the script, she’s also brilliant in the lead role of Sarah Moss, an ex-FBI agent hired by a security first (played by Ellen Page and Alexander Skarsgård). Her strongest work yet, it’s an intelligent and entertaining watch that makes you question your own morals.
The East is in cinemas on 28 June. </s> AUBURN HILLS, MI – December 20, 2017 – In its 10th annual Golden HIPPO Awards Luncheon Ceremony, Gongos, Inc. honored four full-time employees who best personified the core values of the company throughout 2017, as nominated by their peers. Additionally, four employees were recognized for outstanding qualities related to company impact, humility, newcomer contribution, and innovation.
The Golden HIPPO Awards are a reflection of Gongos’ commitment to its company culture, as well as 360° recognition for its employees.
Chelsea’s ability to sort through complexity, collaborate, and teach others is unparalleled. You never see her seeking recognition for her unconventional approaches to problem-solving. Her thoughtful nature brings balance to her team—the company’s largest group of males.
John thrives on challenges because he knows they push him to find solutions for any given problem. He consistently asks himself, “How can this be more efficient?” or “How can I make this easier?” and then does it. Co-workers often find their way to John’s desk for inspiration.
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† approx English pronunciation for GinjThis exquisite 2.55 Chanel double flap bag is made of aged black calfskin with silver hardware. The 2.55 is one of our favourite Classic Chanel items. The bag, known as the 2.55 was created in February 1955 by none other than Coco Chanel. The beautiful Bijoux (jewellery) chain and hardware is finished in silver palladium. The interior has two pockets on the inside of each flap. In the Main flap on the bag you will find an internal zip pocket and three compartments including the middle lipstick holder. Coco Chanel designed this special space in the handbag so that every woman had a place for her lipstick at the easiest of acces Worn on the Shoulder or full crossbody, This Chanel 2.55 is seasonless and perfect for day to night accessorizing!


Tools such as GM technology are available for innovation
Obstacles such as lack of rural infrastructure and training stand in the way
Engaging young people in agriculture is crucial for wider economic development
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 using it to solve existing problems," Juma told SciDev.Net at an honorary doctorate award from McGill University, Montreal, Canada last week (3 June) and made a plea for agricultural innovation.
"Moreover, the price of access to new technology is also droppe knowledge needed to kick-start Africa is already available," addnited States.
He cites biotechnology research that is taking off in countries such as Uganda, which is working on a genetically modified (GM) banana to control a wilt disease, although only a few African nations have embraced GM technology, and Africa has "weak systems of agricultural innovation".
What is encouraging, Juma says, is the rising number of African heads of states supporting such work. There is also growing private sector interest in African agriculture — Juma notes the pledge by the Grow Africa consortium to invest US$3.5 billion in African agriculture.
One of the most urgent challenges is investing in rural — "without which it will not be possible to make effective use of any seed irrespective of whether it is bred conventionally or through genetic modification".
Complementing the investment and political commitment with technical support is another challenge. This means bringing together African and international universities to support technical training, he says.
African countries also need to bring teaching and research under the same roof as currently they are mostly carried out separately in universities and research institutes.
Juma also proposes building schools on farms to help upgrade the capacity of farmers and other working in agribusiness.
"All technological options, including GM crops and organic farming, should be available to farmers to make their own choices. There is a need for debates based on evidence rather than dogma and conspiracy theories.
"It is the motherboard on which many other economic processes can be built. Industrial development, for example, can be built on adding value to agricultural produce."
Agricultural research and development will become even more urgent as African seeks to design agricultural systems that respond to climate change, he adds.
Research also needs to be directly connected to training or educational programmes so that students can serve as extension officers and agents of change when they graduate.
Nancy Karanja, a soil ecologist at the University of Nairobi, Kenya, agrees with Juma, saying that there is great need for investment in rural infrastructure to make agriculture attractive to young people.
"It you want youth to embrace agriculture and innovations you must invest in infrastructure such as roads and energy. This will also arrest rural-urban migration," says Karanja
African countries, she says, should have national strategic research plans for agriculture followed by all universities and research institutions to avoid working in isolation and duplicating resourcesnews desk


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I was reminded that by participating in the lives of those who don’t believe in God, we can often play a part in helping them make sense of their pain but if we choose avoid those who don’t believe as we do, we don’t allow ourselves the privilege of joining God in the adventure of bringing them to a saving faith in Jesus.
Tim Calcara on May 28, 2015
The other morning while watching the Olympics, I gazed at the Russian skating team on the podium singing jubilantly at the playing of their national anthem and I teared up for just a moment. That has never happened before. Oh, I’ve gotten teary eyed a thousand times through the years when American Olympians have stood there…
I am convinced that gifts that remind us of the giver are the greatest gifts of all. Take this coffee cup for instance. This gift was given to me for Christmas. It has pictures of my four wonderful grandchildren on it. I am convinced that it will make me smile every time I use it. To quote an old cliche, “It’s the gift that keeps…
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Emery’s here. She’s a 7 lb.9 oz. bundle of joy! I am so excited. Our fourth grand baby, born on October 18th couldn’t have come soon enough and we were all smiles when we saw her pretty face for the very first time. What a fun few weeks it has been! .…


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gly important—and often contentious—roleaws packed with them.
Words such as “deal with criminal intent, pop up most frequently, but plenty oreligious protections of closely held companies, justices pondered the significance of an adverb in a 1993 federal statute that guards against laws that “substantially burden” the exercise of religion.
“Indiscriminately” was pivotal in a federal appeals court ruling in January striking down the “providers from charging sites like Netflix more money for faster speeds would effectively treat them like common carriers, which are required by law said.
In a tax case from the summer, lawyers for the Internal Revenue Service defended their decision to freeze the bank accounts of a former Pennsylvania state senator, only to see their arguments founder on the word “quickly.” Tax law allows the government to immediately freeze the assets of a suspected tax cheat who “appears to be designing quickly” to hide his wealth. But the judge said there was nothing quick about the defendant’s cash and real-estate transactions, which spanned several years.
“Contrary to the ordinary view that adverbs are superfluous, law generally, and criminal law especially, emerges through its adverbs,” James M. Donovan, a legal a wrote in a paper on the subject.
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Add a certificate-option to the functions checking if a lattice is semimodular.
comment:1 Changed 4 years ago by jmantysalo
Kevin: First part is #20980, but a question about interface part:
What should be the certificate? I.e. a sublattice, a list of five elements of the sublattice, or list of three elements violating the defining property? Or a choise between those?
Branch set to u/jmantysalo/latticeposet__certificates_for_non__semi_modularity_and_non_distributivity
Commit set to 10cb3ca6bcfb3d<DIGITS>b9f1def5be584a8e46
Milestone changed from sage-feature to sage-7.3
Summary changed from LatticePoset: certificates for non-[semi]modularity and non-distributivity to LatticePoset: certificates for non-semimodularity
I thinked about this, and here is first part.
First, this is faster for almost all cases. But for small lattices with already computed meet, join and rank function this is slower. However, the speedup for, say, BooleanLattice(10) is big. With current code the time to check semimodularity is 4,9 seconds for first time and 0,6 seconds for second time. With this patch it drops to 0,1 seconds.
Second, this adds a certificate-option.
I thinked this, and I guess we should use this by-definition -certificate, and later implement isomoprhic_sublattices().
I will put this to needs_review and later try to do something similar to is_modular() and is_distributive().
10cb3ca Modifications to semimodularity tests.
rc0 is out.
Just pinging... Nothing very complicated here.
comment:6 follow-up: ↓ 9 Changed 3 years ago by kdilks
Even though it's a "hidden" function, I don't think the method in hasse_diagram.py should be called is_semimodular() if it's not in some way return a boolean (either directly, or as part of a tuple along with certificate).
Commit changed from 10cb3ca6bcfb3d<DIGITS>b9f1def5be584a8e46 to c9a365cb5bd5fd0e4d8916650e219c35cebc64d2
c9a365c Change internal function name.
Commit changed from c9a365cb5bd5fd0e4d8916650e219c35cebc64d2 to c059d46ef3a9f7150f988fc7889dc39ef7defd95
c059d46 Forgot *lower* semimodular.
comment:9 in reply to: ↑ 6 Changed 3 years ago by jmantysalo
True. Changed that.


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"Did you eat your soup?" Linc asked her when he got back, and she said, "No, I poured it in the john." She wolfed the hamburger, washing it down with the bubbly Coke with visible pleasure. When she handed him the empty paper cup, she said, "Now I feel like a real person again."
"You were always a real person. Don't get out of bed for a while. You were sicker than Mom and I, so it's going to take you longer. Sleep, so you don't have a relapse."
He waited until she'd obediently closed her eyes and he could hear her breathing slowly and steadily. Then he went downstairs to deal with the chaos left by their illnesses. They had bills, and yard work, and cleaning, and people coming to stay for Christmas in four days.
But when he looked into things, there was no chaos. Daisy had made a note of all the things she'd done while he was sick. She'd paid all the bills ahead of time. She'd sent the dry cleaning out, so all he had to do was pick it up. She'd made Christmas tree ornaments and left them in a box on the buffet. She'd hired Andrew to do the yard work, but when Linc called to ask him how much they owed him, Andrew refused to be paid.
"We all came over and did it together so it was done in a flash. Besides, we wouldn't take money from you. You're like family. When can we come back?"
"Come tomorrow," Linc said, touched. "I'll get a tree. We'll put Daisy on the couch to supervise and you all can decorate."
"Great," Andrew shouted. "Christmas cookies. Eggnog. There are still three of us here. We're not going home until Friday. Thank you. Oh, boy."
"Great," Linc said, not sure it was. "I'll get the tree."
But he didn't have to. Daisy had ordered a tree and evergreen swags and several bunches of mistletoe from a farmer who called to say he'd be delivering them that afternoon.
"Daisy already ordered a tree?"
"Yep, she ordered all this stuff a couple of weeks ago. Said you were all gonna get the flu or something, and you wouldn't be around to do it yourselves. How are you?"
"We've all had the flu," Linc said through his amazement. "We're better now."
The grocery delivered Daisy's Christmas dinner order just as Linc hung up the phone with the farmer. A frozen turkey. Lots of bread for stuffing. Red and green sugar for Christmas cookies. Candy canes for the tree. Cranberry sauce.
What had happened to scatterbrained Daisy Flattery? Who was this woman who knew she was going to be sick and planned ahead for it? Not Daisy Flattery, who let the ravens feed her.
_Daisy Blaise_ , he thought. _My wife. My wife, the adult_.
"I told you so," he said to his wife, the adult. "Now will you have some soup?"
The next day Andrew baked Christmas cookies while Linc and Olivia and Tracy struggled to get the tree straight. Daisy directed them from the couch, and they all finally decided that the tree was just crooked and there was nothing to be done about it.
"I like it better crooked." Daisy smiled at the tree and cuddled Liz happily. "It has more personality."
"Just what this house needed," Linc said. "More personality."
For tree trims, Daisy had woven little baskets of red and white gingham and filled them with bleached white baby's breath. She'd made stuffed doves of white velvet, and little stuffed pears of yellow velvet, stuffed gingerbread men and women of brown velvet trimmed in white rickrack and tiny round buttons. But as far as Linc was concerned, the best of the ornaments were quintessential Daisy, little hand-painted salt dough figures of all of them: Andrew in a chef's hat carrying his bowl of chocolate chip cookie dough, Lacey with a paintbrush wearing a dress covered in ivy, Olivia holding a women's history book and wearing an ERA T-shirt, Tracy sitting cross-legged tickling Jupiter, Evan looking gloomy as he looked at his apple, Julia holding her sides laughing, Bill holding canvases, Chickie beaming and clutching pink roses, Art with a stethoscope and small animals peeping out of all his pockets. Daisy had even done Booker and Crawford looking scholarly and Caroline carrying a microwave stuffed with books. They all looked rounder and cuter than in real life, like elves instead of realistic portraits, but Daisy had caught their personalities and the students were charmed.
"Take them home with you when you go," Daisy told them. "Merry Christmas from us."
Linc's figure had his typewriter under one arm and Jupiter under the other and he was wearing his letter jacket. He kept turning it in his fingers, fascinated by the detail. "How'd you know what the jacket looked like?"
"I found it in your stuff. I tried it on too. It's really warm."
Later, when they were all stuffing themselves with warm Christmas cookies and milk, he went upstairs and got the jacket. When he came down, he put it around Daisy's shoulders as she sat at the table.
"Stay warm," he said, and went into the kitchen so he wouldn't have to talk about it. When he came back out, she'd put her arms through the sleeves and was cuddled up in the jacket's yellow and black bulk, her dark hair tumbling over the huge shoulders like a molten waterfall.
"I want to know how to make these." Olivia turned her ornament over and over and marveled at the details, so Daisy told them how to mix the salt dough, and then showed them how to make the little sausage figures while Linc watched. It was all warm and comforting, like a family, and it made him a little nervous to be so warm and comforted, but he couldn't tear himself away.
The next day the students left, and Julia came into town. She stayed at the inn but spent every waking moment with Daisy. Evan began to haunt the house, which Linc didn't mind, and Art began to drop by every afternoon, which Linc did mind.
"What is he doing here?" he asked Daisy on Christmas Eve afternoon. "The party doesn't start until seven."
"He's a friend. Friends come by anytime."
"I should have told Caroline that," he said, and Daisy sniffed.
By eight the house was full of people who were full of good cheer and eggnog. The house looked like a _Better Homes & Gardens_ photo spread, the Christmas dinner table looked like a Norman Rockwell magazine cover, and Daisy looked like a witch-queen in a long, low-cut green velvet dress she'd found at the secondhand clothing store in town. Linc knew it was secondhand because she'd told him when she'd crossed the hall to his bedroom to get help with the zipper. "It sticks," she said. "I think the last person who wore it jammed it." He'd eased the zipper up, watching the creamy flesh of her back disappear in the shortening V, noticing that she wasn't wearing a bra, using all his restraint to keep from reaching around and cupping her breasts. Since then she'd wrapped a thick red curtain rope around her waist and put holly in her hair, and Linc knew he should be wincing at how bizarre she looked, but he couldn't take his eyes off her.
"That holly should be mistletoe," he heard Art tell her at dinner, and she said, "That's in the hall."
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Mirror quotes Dr AK Gavalani, who handles gastrointestinal diseases in KEM Hospital, Mumbai as saying, "High micro bacterial levels in water may lead to diarrhoea, gastroenteritis, stomach ache, vomiting etc."
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