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Unfortunately, in most of the US Asian restaurant food is basically watered down for American tastes. But that is changing and the best way to encourage this change is to learn what the real thing tastes like by making it. With these six ingredients in your kitchen, you can begin a journey into some of the best food you will ever eat.\n\nYes, soy. But not the soy in your fridge.\n\nLet’s take a walk along the condiment aisle in a well-stocked Asian market, starting with the ubiquitous soy sauce, a staple of most kitchens in the west. Prepare for a bewildering journey through crazy brands and graphics, wide ranging prices, and wide ranging quality. What we are looking for is not those quart bottles for $1.99 (Asian food stores sell this stuff much cheaper than your supermarket). We are looking for barrel-aged Japanese soy.\n\nThe first time I had it was at my favorite sushi bar. They were not serving it but they gave me a taste. It was a revelation. This is not something you cook with, it is a premium product with a premium price much like true Modena balsamic vinegar, which can sell for as much as a hundred dollars a bottle. Actually it is unlikely you will find this soy in the average Asian market.\n\nA quick Google search finds several brands at around $30 a bottle but, as with most good things, a little goes a long way. This stuff is delicious and as complex as a great bourbon. A few drops as a finishing sauce on a dish jacks up the umami and adds layers of flavor. Trust me on this.\n\nThe ancient Romans had a favorite condiment called garum (not to be confused with garam masala, the Indian spice blend). It was the ketchup of the Mediterranean world. It was made by filling a barrel with fresh anchovies and salt, sealing it, and putting it out in the sun to ferment. Eventually you could open the barrel and pour out the intense liquid inside. This was garum. Sounds gross, right?\n\nWell the same product, known simply as fish sauce, may be the most popular condiment used across southeast Asia. Like soy, it is a salty fermented anchovy liquid that is heavy on umami and it is essential in many kinds of regional Asian cooking. Again, like soy, there are many versions varying by whether they were processed in factories or made the old-fashioned way in barrels by fishermen. Either way, get a bottle for your fridge so you don’t have to substitute soy when it shows up in a recipe.\n\nLike soy and fish sauce, rice vinegar is a fermented product. It tends to be lighter in flavor than regular vinegar made from grapes or apples. It is important to get the unseasoned version which most recipes call for though you will occasionally see seasoned rice vinegar specified. They are quite different, with the seasoned version being very distinct and potentially a bit overwhelming. While the previous sauces bring salt and umami to the mix, rice vinegar gives you tart or sour flavor notes which can brighten up almost any dish.\n\nThis Thai standard is found on tables across the Asian diaspora, for good reason. Unlike Sriracha, a sauce invented by a Vietnamese immigrant in LA, chili garlic sauce brings the heat but it also adds layers of sweetness. Most Americans have become familiar with Sriracha, which I find too hot and bitter in comparison.\n\nI go through jars of this stuff and put it in any dish that needs a flavor boost, including soups, stir fries, and take home leftovers. It is great with those cheap instant ramen packets, adding a little heat and a lot of flavor. Try adding a teaspoon to anything that borders on bland. It will light up the base flavors. It is not salty but does have a vinegary sourness due to the use of citric acid in the manufacturing.\n\nOil made from toasted and pressed sesame seeds, not to be confused with tahini, another Mediterranean condiment used in hummus, that is also made from pressed sesame seeds by a different process (note, the Levant was on the Silk road and many of these Asian flavorings made their way to Europe when the European Middle Ages were ending and people went crazy for Eastern spices).\n\nToasted sesame oil, along with soy, is the quintessential Asian flavor element we all associate with Chinese restaurant food. It is not used as a cooking medium, it is a flavoring and a little goes a long way. I would characterize it as a warm and slightly bitter flavor profile. BTW, keep it in the fridge, it can get rancid (I keep all of these in the fridge).\n\nDid you ever eat in a Szechaun restaurant and find your mouth had a pleasant numb sensation after eating? That means it contained this spice, which is not actually a peppercorn. That numbness is not in the heat flavor category, it is something different. I can’t really compare it to anything else, nor is there a substitute.\n\nThis a dried seed pod sold as an herb or spice. Typically you would grind it in a mortar and pestle or spice grinder and toast it a bit before using. This gets stored with your spices and like many, it can lose its flavor over time. You can put it in stir fries, sprinkle it on vegetables or salad, or in soup.", null, null ]
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The problem — as many Indian actors have discovered over the years— is that there is a great deal more to it than that.\n\nKal Penn, Sarita Choudhury or Oscar winner Sir Ben Kingsley may be trusted to open a Hollywood movie in their own right but there was a time not so long ago when Indian actors kept their origins a secret.\n\nKingsley is honest about what prompted him to change his name from Krishna Bhanji. “It was a way to my first audition. My dad who is Indian was completely behind it. My first name, Ben, is my dad's nickname. My second name, Kingsley, comes from my grandfather's nickname, which was King Clove. It's a bit late to change it back now,” he told reporters.\n\nKingsley was born in Yorkshire in 1943, the son of a Gujarati doctor and a mother with Russian Jewish blood. He was given a knighthood in 2002.\n\nSpanish director Isabel Coixet who has directed Kingsley in Elegy and her new film Learning to Drive says; “In the film I did earlier with Ben he was a Columbia professor, an intellectual, and a womanizer. He can be British, American, Sikh — he can be anything. You ask Ben to play a chair, and he could play a chair!”", null, "Ben Kingsley in Learning to Drive.\n\nIn Coixet's new film, Learning to Drive Kingsley plays a big Indian character after 33 years. Learning to Drive is a coming of (middle) age comedy about a mismatched pair — a Sikh driving instructor and a liberal Manhattan intellectual — who help each other overcome life’s road blocks.\n\nAs the movie tracks the friendship between a Sikh immigrant working two jobs and a well-heeled Upper West Side book critic, it builds a bridge for hope and tolerance. Kingsley plays to perfection Darwan Singh Tur, a chivalrous, dignified, resilient driving instructor who also moonlights as a taxi driver. Wherever he goes, Darwan, conspicuous in his bright pink or blue turban, faces possible harassment. Sikhs have been targets of hate attacks in the U.S since September 11. To undiscerning eyes, the turban has got terribly mixed up with Osama bin Laden’s headgear.\n\nKingsley talked to Firstpost in New York about how this is the first time in Hollywood history that a Sikh character has been placed in a leading role and hopes the film will combat 9/11 scarred America's Sikh phobia.\n\nYou have one Gujarati parent and one British. Has it been an advantage or disadvantage having somewhat of an Indian face, but an English name like Ben Kingsley?\n\nI have got nothing to compare it with other than my own journey which is beautiful. I have been accepted by so many diverse communities. I have had the privilege of working in three Holocaust films, the Jewish community have embraced me. After the House of Sand and Fog, the Iranian community embraced me, the Indian community embraced me and the London cab drivers like me after Sexy Beast. It's been a great journey. I do believe that story telling is fundamentally healing and I am a story teller. I hope that by telling stories, a little bit of help and healing is going on.\n\nGandhi was made in 1982, but substantial Indian roles haven't come your way for nearly 33 years.\n\nDarwan Singh Tur is worth waiting for! Maybe I was very lucky, I wasn't inundated by them at all. Straight after Gandhi I played two Harold Pinter screenplays — Betrayal and Turtle Diary. Immediately I was plunged into London, 20th Century modern England. Fate gave me an opportunity to say actually I am quite versatile if you give me a chance. It's wonderful to keep the arc from Gandhi to Darwan Singh almost uninterrupted. It's really beautiful.\n\nWhat made you gravitate to your character Darwan Singh?\n\nAs a portrait artist, why would I want to paint a delicate portrait of Darwan? Why does any portrait artist, walking down the street, suddenly feel, ‘I need to paint her. I need to paint him’? They would say, ‘I don’t know, I just need to paint him.’ I was told in the aftermath of 9/11, it was the Sikh taxi drivers who turned off their meters, saw people in distress and asked, ‘Where do you want to go? Whom are you looking for? I’ll get you there.’ When I heard that story, having begun to occupy Darwan, a voice in me said, ‘Of course.’\n\nIt's important to understand Darwan's stillness and dignity in the context of a pretty well steady flow of abuse. I hope that the film may allow audiences to look at the next Sikh they see in the street, or in a supermarket slightly differently. There is something so noble, generous and compassionate about wonderful Darwan Singh.\n\nThe specificity of him being a Sikh and that silhouette is extraordinary, it's instantly recognizable. It has been confused for all sorts of, you know, ridiculous and tragic reasons.\n\nWhat helped you to play a Sikh character so authentically?\n\nWhen I was filming Gandhi in India I had a wonderful Sikh bodyguard-driver. I spent months with this man, one-on-one in a car. On one of the toughest days of shooting, I had to lie in the funeral wagon because the artificial body, the dummy didn't work. The director asked me if I would come out so I was on the back of that wagon for nine hours, people watching me, chanting and singing. It was like being on an extraordinary drug, very weird experience.\n\nI remember I was lying on my back and at one point I asked the second AD how many people? He said 'Oh, 40,000.' And, I said 'I got to get up.' He put his arm around me and lifted me up as I was very stiff. As I stood up, there was a hush. I did pranam to the north, south, east and west. The crowds started to cheer. Women from Gandhi's ashram sang his favorite hymn and lifted me off the funeral wagon and carried me to my Ambassador. There my Sardarji, looked at me in the rear view mirror and said \"Well Done, Sir!\" I thought, there he is. There he is! When I started playing Darwan, my straight-backed Sikh driver came sharply back into focus.\n\nFor me it's memory and intuition. My memory of the wonderful people I met in India and also the massive generosity of Harpreet Singh Toor and all the Sikh advisers who were on the set. If I open myself things just start to flow. You just learn so much by being alert and observant.\n\nI am fascinated by people. I love watching them. I do have a vast memory bank and I can access it. It's a very lucky gift that I have, being able to absorb things. I think it is because I bring a level of attention to life. If you bring a level of attention to life, there's so much information out there. If you are not alert to it, you miss an awful lot, particularly in the heightened environment of making a movie.\n\nI learnt so much in a compressed space of time about India during Gandhi and it's paying off years afterwards.\n\nDid you think that Learning to Drive would be so funny?\n\nWe didn't realize how potentially funny some of those scenes were. Isabel didn't direct them as scenes to make people laugh. Of course, she directed the truth, the polarity of Darwan and Wendy's backgrounds, their differences and we stayed in our bubble, each of us to play those scenes. And, only when we were in Toronto did we realize something in the middle was hilariously funny when these two cultures interact.\n\nThe people in the audience were moved, they were enchanted, they were troubled — all the things you could have hoped for from this film.\n\nYou have played diverse roles, but do people always go back to Gandhi?\n\nI hope so. I am so deeply proud of that film and that performance. I hope I am always associated with that film. Gandhi was my first major feature film, my first leading role on screen, and I was surrounded by passionate people. I was surrounded by Indians who were passionate that this story should be told correctly and beautifully. It was humbling and an enormous responsibility.\n\nFor the posts of regular and part-time medical officer, the walk-in interviews are scheduled to be held on 17 May and 24 May respectively" ]
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Or are both parties just trying to avoid any awkward silences, tension and problems that could be difficult to resolve? If that’s the case, has that personal review really been any good to the employee in the long term?\n\nAt the same time, is that manager really earning his crust when part of a manager’s pay grade is given because they are ones that are supposed to have tough conversations when needed?\n\nFeedback and reviews don’t need to be horror shows for either party, however, if they are done well.\n\nThey can be either very productive in boosting an employee’s confidence by telling them how well they have done or, conversely, they can provide a valuable opportunity to discuss areas of improvement and development.\n\nFrom an employee’s perspective, that could be just the spark they need to improve on parts of their job or the pat on the back they need to justify their efforts and performance.\n\nSo, as an employee, you need to enter the session in the right frame of mind. Face facts that there are likely to be some uncomfortable moments where you are told things you don’t necessarily want to hear.\n\n“Expect to feel uncomfortable at times.”\n\nExpect to feel uncomfortable at times. Feedback can make me you feel bruised. You may feel that you are putting in lots of time and effort but you are being told that it is still not good enough.\n\nBut try to see that as someone trying to help you improve, not threaten you. If you maintain that attitude and take away things to work on in a positive manner, it can be very constructive.\n\nAs a manager, expect a fight response from employees and realise that your empathy can help bring down those stress levels.\n\nThere is nothing more powerful than building confidence and self-belief by letting employees know what they are doing right.\n\nThey want to be told they are doing well so make sure you do that in detail. There is only so many times you can say “great job” to someone so take time to explain exactly why you think they have done well.\n\nBe specific and constructive. People are more likely to repeat that behaviour if they are told they are doing well and can create a checklist in their minds of what they did to receive that sort of positive feedback.\n\nToo often we focus on whether we have a fair pay or reward scheme because evidence from neuroscience has shown that giving that positive feedback encourages the brain to react in exactly the same way as if people were getting a monetary reward.\n\nSo, as a manager, why wouldn’t you do that?\n\nRead more: BLOG: Cutting out background noise to give your team space to work.\n\nMartin Crowson\nPrevious post VIDEO: ‘Cuts to staff training can lead to years of hurt’ Next post Navigating your business through crazy and unprecedented times", null, "How to develop smart New World leaders for the 21st Century", null, "Why positive leadership is crucial at every level of a business", null, "Practical techniques for learning resilience in the workplace" ]
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How did you think of making such a film?\n\nOur studio had already made lots of car films – mostly on behalf of companies. In the case of this film, we just thought: let’s make something which goes completely against our usual grain.\n\nThe Mercedes-Benz 123 series was chosen to represent Autonomous Rolf. Why this particular car?\n\nBecause the appearance of the W 123 offers a very high level of emotional potential. On the one hand it has this classic car shape with an angular silhouette. It’s precisely how a child would draw a car. But at the same time it also has some attractive curves.", null, null, "People almost all over the world know its face.\n\nOld cars still had character and were distinctive, right?\n\nStylistically speaking, yes. The signature, the design idiom, the autonomy of their appearance. How the car feels, drives and sounds all comes across much more powerfully in the pre-1985 models than those of the modern era. It’s no coincidence that a car like the W 123 is still widespread and popular today. You often come across this model in the Middle East. The W 123 still offers a modern aspect. In Berlin, many hipsters drive this model too – restored and polished, of course. People almost all over the world know its face.\n\nWhen you look them in the face, cars generally have a human-like aspect. But this model doesn’t just have a face, it has a friendly face. It beams a simultaneous mix of Amiable conventionality and understatement.\n\nA serious but friendly car.\n\nWe thought the name sounded like a serious but friendly car …\n\n… that is mustard yellow and drives through a futuristic world of pastel tones. A decision based purely on design?\n\nWe tried out lots of variants, and then stopped at this colour. Also because it’s not very masculine and not too serious – just like the W 123.\n\nRegarding “not very masculine”: while Rolf goes about his practical jokes, a Japanese pop singer sings in the background in, shall we say, a very high-pitched feminine voice …\n\nThe song is a cover version and was actually originally from Tom Jones: “It’s not unusual”. The song is about love and reflecting upon one’s partner – something Rolf doesn’t have. He’s a bit of a lone ranger.", null, null, "From the perspective of a machine.\n\nRolf drives autonomously, in both senses of the word. As you know, there are differences of opinion in this domain …\n\nExactly. Some say, “Autonomous driving is the devil and we’re devaluing ourselves.” Others think, “It’ll all be great; we’ll relieve ourselves of the stresses of driving.” We wanted to add a third take on it: What does “thinking” look like from the perspective of a machine? Just what would it think if it were able to? 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You want to move the fingers pretty close together.\n\nYou have two choices for where you position your fingers.\n\nThey can either be positioned so the seam runs directly in between your fingers, or your middle finger can run along the seam.\n\nIt doesn't really matter where you choose to position your fingers.\n\nAs with any pitch, you want to play around with both options and choose the one that's most comfortable for you - and that results in the best outcomes for your particular pitch.\n\nStep #3: Slide Your Thumb Out\n\nThe positioning of your thumb will be different with a cutter than it is with a two-seam fastball as well.\n\nYou want to slide your thumb out so that it would form a circle with your middle and index fingers if both of those fingers were extended in the same direction.\n\nWith a two-seam fastball, your thumb would be roughly at the 6:00 position, at the center and bottom of the ball.\n\nWith a cutter, you want your wrist to be turned ever so slightly toward your thumb. This is yet another slight variation from a normal two-seam fastball.\n\nIf you're a right-handed pitcher, you'll then turn your wrist to the left slightly.\n\nConversely, if you're a left-handed pitcher, you'll want to turn your wrist to the right slightly.\n\nWhen you're throwing a cutter like a two-seam fastball, you want to ensure that you put extra pressure down on the middle finger.\n\nThis, combined with the positioning of your fingers and wrist, will help create a spin that's natural on the baseball, helping create that cutting motion.", null, "Again, the first step to gripping a cutter like a four-seam fastball is positioning both your middle finger and index finger properly.\n\nWhen gripping a four-seam fastball, you place each of these fingers perpendicular across the baseball on the U-shaped seam.\n\nIt’s called a four-seam fastball because each finger touches the ball in two places, or four places total.\n\nThis is the bottom and the top of the seam with both fingers.\n\nNext, you want to shift these two fingers in a similar fashion to how you would with the two-seam fastball version of the cutter.\n\nWith the four-seam fastball version, you want to also move the two fingers close together and slide them to the right.\n\nIt'll be the last finger that touches the ball as you release it so that extra pressure is what will help create the cut you're looking for.\n\nFinally, you'll position your thumb at the bottom of the ball to anchor your grip.\n\nJust make sure it's slightly off-center, and that it's comfortable for you to grip and then throw.", null, "How to Throw a Cutter - No Matter What Grip You Use\n\nWhatever version of the cutter you decide you want to throw - whether it be like a two-seam fastball or a four-seam fastball - you’ll throw the pitch in the same way.\n\nAnd like every other pitch, the key to keeping hitters guessing as to which pitch is coming is by hiding your grip.\n\nIt's pretty easy to spot a cutter grip since your two fingers will be positioned so close together and your thumb will be off to the side.\n\nThere aren't any other pitches that will have this distinct positioning of fingers on the ball.\n\nSo, it's extremely important that you get the grip of your cutter down in practice before trying to throw it in a game.\n\nIf a batter knows what pitch you're about to throw, he can easily anticipate where the ball is going to end up, making it that much easier to hit.\n\nStep #2: Keep Your Fastball in Mind\n\nYour motion should be simple and straightforward. You don't want your wrist to have any spin or snap to it at all. It should be up-and-down all the way.\n\nYou also want to throw a cutter with a similar arm speed as your two-seam or four-seam fastball (depending on which version you've decided to throw).\n\nFinally, you want to make sure that your arm extends out completely, just as you would with your fastball.\n\nJust as you're about to release the baseball, you want to snap your wrist down hard as you would with your fastball.\n\nThe one main difference to the release of a cutter is that you'll be applying that extra pressure with your middle finger.\n\nThis is what will create a slight spin on the baseball, which will cause it to have late-breaking movement from one side to the other.\n\nFinally, make sure to follow through all the way through the pitch, with your arm going all the way down and crossing your body to your opposite knee.\n\nThis will ensure that you get the proper power on the pitch.\n\nYou’ll be learning a devastating pitch if you learn how to throw a cutter properly.\n\nIt has side-to-side movement as a curveball does, but it doesn’t break as dramatically and does so late instead of early.\n\nBecause it’s thrown very similarly to a fastball, it’s difficult for a hitter to pick up on the spin of the ball, which makes it a very challenging pitch to hit.\n\nYou can throw a cutter just like a two-seam fastball or a four-seam fastball, as well. It doesn't matter which version you choose.\n\nYou just want to make sure that your grip is comfortable and you're able to throw the pitch with ease.\n\nA cutter is a great pitch to teach younger players, as it adds a pitch with breaking movement to their arsenal without causing too much stress on their developing arms." ]
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If government is paying equivalent of $16/hr or whatever for people to not work (and I think it’s actually higher in some places, just for unemployment payments) then lots of people are gonna want significantly more than that to work, cuz right now they are getting paid to chill and find that preferable.\n\nEven paid government makework - like digging holes and filling up the same holes unproductively - would have some disutility of labor. But the current government handouts have no such disutility, or relatively little if we want to be precise (like 2 minutes to fill out a form every week). The old unemployment amounts were low enough and thus compared unfavorably enough to paid employment that lots of people preferred to work. But the new benefit structure seems like a good deal to many people and causes them to not want to make a strong effort to seek employment.\n\nAlso you can chain together benefits once you get one. Like once you get unemployment, cuz of a new law you can maybe get free health insurance for a while, and might also be able to get free broadband cuz of another government program … and with some of the other programs that are more “means-tested”, they often have setups where if you qualify for one you qualify for other stuff … so they’re really stacking the incentives strongly on the not-working side. It’s not just one program, it’s a network of programs.", null, null, "Politics has been rather worrying lately. I think it’s actually worse than it used to be.", null, null, "Another huge cyber attack on the US.", null, "Haven’t watched yet to see what’s going on, but here are the links:", null, null, null, null, "China state media says country must prepare for nuclear war with U.S. after...\n\nHu Xijin, the editor of the Chinese state-run newspaper the Global Times, advocated for the buildup of China's nuclear arsenal to make \"elites\" in America \"shiver.\"\n\nHu Xijin, the editor of the Chinese state-run newspaper the Global Times , considers enhancing China’s nuclear program as being vital to the country’s “strategic deterrence” against the United States.\n\nProtests in Hong Kong, Taiwan, the COVID-19 pandemic and accusations China’s engaged in a genocide against the Uighur Muslims are sowing deeper divisions in an already strained relationship between China and the United States. With Beijing one of America’s top concerns, President Joe Biden has sought to strike a stern tone, while China sees much of America’s actions and comments to be an encroachment on its sovereignty.\n\nThe increasingly confrontational rhetoric and military maneuvers coming out of the two countries have raised concerns about a potential war.\n\n“We must be prepared for an intense showdown between China and the U.S.,” Hu wrote in a Thursday op-ed for the Global Times . “The number of China’s nuclear warheads must reach the quantity that makes U.S. elites shiver should they entertain the idea of engaging in a military confrontation with China.”\n\nHu advocated for “rapidly” increasing the number of commissioned nuclear warheads, DF-41s, an intercontinental ballistic missile, and strategic missiles that have “long-range” capabilities.\n\nSo it sounds like they’re planning a strategic buildup and not an immediate attack. Still worrying.\n\nlaowhy86 says China’s internal propaganda campaign is so big/powerful/effective/etc that the majority of Chinese people now believe that the coronavirus pandemic originated in the USA.", null, null, "4 posts were split to a new topic: Pricing and Shortages", null, "Says part of the goal of “defund the police” may actually be to nationalize the police and take away local control by defunding local police.", null, null, null, null, "Reading Tim Pool headlines, and sometimes watching the first few minutes, and maybe skimming a little bit of the later video, generally seems like enough political news for me. Politics is so toxic lately (it was bad before and has gotten even worse)." ]
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Knots are where the slopes change, and only one level of continuity is enforced.\n\nBased on comments below, the best language I can think of at the moment is the following, for a general audience:\n\nKnots are where different cubic polynomials are joined, and cubic splines force there to be three levels of continuity (the function, its slope, and its acceleration or second derivative (slope of the slope) do not change) at these points. At the knots the jolt (third derivative or rate of change of acceleration) is allowed to change suddenly, meaning the jolt is allowed to be discontinuous at the knots. Between knots, jolt is constant.\n\nKnots are where cubic polynomials are joined, and continuity restrictions make the joins invisible. The function, its slope, and its acceleration (slope of slope; second derivative) do not change at a knot. But the rate of change of the acceleration (jolt; third derivative) is allowed to change abruptly at a knot.\n\nIt would still be nice if there is a simpler term not unlike \"shape change\" that could be used to describe this in addition to the technically correct wording.\n\nUpdate: I added a graph showing a cubic spline function and its first three derivatives in Section 2.4.4 of my Regression Modeling Strategies course notes.\n\nThis answer on math.stackexchange.com suggests one way to proceed. In particular:\n\nThe typical mathematical definition of \"smooth\" says something about how many continuous derivatives the function has. But these sorts of definitions bear little relationship to the intuitive notion of \"smoothness\" of a curve.\n\nStarting from the limitations of fitting an infinitely mathematically smooth (in the sense of infinite differentiability) high-degree polynomial might help heuristically. I'd suggest something like:\n\nAt knots the required level of mathematical smoothness is relaxed, better to match the intuitive notion of smoothness while allowing the curve to pass through the knots. The curve between each pair of adjacent knots can then be a simple, infinitely smooth, 3rd-degree polynomial.", null, "We want to fit a smooth curve to these points, to avoid the sharp changes in the line at the points. We could try to fit a curve that is infinitely smooth mathematically through these points, in the sense that not only is the curve continuous, but the slope of the curve is continuous, as is the slope of the slope, and so on forever (infinite differentiability). Polynomials are infinitely smooth in that sense, but here's what you get if you fit a polynomial through these points:", null, "As @bubba has put it about the high-degree polynomials needed for this type of fitting:\n\nNo-one (except a mathematician) would call them \"smooth\".\n\nIf we remove the requirement for infinite mathematical smoothness at the knots, however, we can do much better. Then we can use an infinitely smooth 3rd-degree polynomial between each pair of adjacent knots, and at the knots require just the minimum smoothness needed to make the joins invisible:", null, "where the orange line is a cubic spline fit and the blue line shows the smooth Runge function from which the points were sampled. This approach provides \"the least possible amount of wiggling in between\" the knots and thus meets an intuitive sense of \"smoothness.\"\n\nNot the answer you're looking for? Browse other questions tagged splines or ask your own question.\n\n53\nConsider the sum of $n$ uniform distributions on $[0,1]$, or $Z_n$. Why does the cusp in the PDF of $Z_n$ disappear for $n \\geq 3$?\n1\nIs it possible to define an optimal fit?\n0\nQuestions re. fitting a polynomial: Runge's phenomenon solutions\n0\nHow to make part of data entries more important for regression model\n\n11\nHow are piecewise cubic spline bases constructed?\n1\n'Punishment Function' in Number of Knots in Splines?\n5\nWhat is the fitted model for a smoothing spline?\n7\nKnots in Smoothing Splines\n9\nWhy are natural splines almost always cubic?\n3\nDOF of Natural Cubic Spline\n0\nISLR splines - degrees of freedom confusion?\n3\nWhat is the relationship between knots and cubic spline basis functions in GAMs?" ]
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In a brief break from the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) slate, the No. 7 Irish travel to No. 2 Indiana for a 7 p.m. (ET) contest at Armstrong Stadium in Bloomington. Tuesday’s match will air live on the Big Ten Network.\n\nNotre Dame (6-1-0) makes its first return to Bloomington since a 1-0 win in the second overtime period on Aug. 30, 2015. Then freshman Thomas Ueland scored his first career goal in the 109th minute of the 2015 matchup between the teams.\n\nSince 2010, Notre Dame owns a 5-2-1 mark against Indiana (6-0-2), including a 2-1 record in games played at Armstrong Stadium. In the most recent meeting in the series on Oct. 4, 2016, Jon Gallagher scored a pair of goals as the Irish knocked the Hoosiers from the unbeaten with a resounding 4-0 clean sheet at Alumni Stadium.\n\nSmash and Grab for VT Over Irish\n\nDespite chasing control for large portions of the game, Virginia Tech found goals when it needed it most. Marcelo Acuna scored in the seventh minute before adding the game-winner against the run of play in the 71st minute as the Hokies defeated Notre Dame 2-1 on Sept. 22 at Thompson Field.\n\nNotre Dame was most dangerous in virtually every phase of the game for large stretches of play, finishing the contest with a 23-10 edge in shots and an 11-7 count in shots on goal. The Irish added a 7-6 margin in corner kicks, which only leveled after Virginia Tech gained offensive momentum late in the second half.\n\nGallagher has scored six goals over the past four Irish contests, converting on six of his 13 shots on goal in that span. The goal barrage began with Gallagher’s first career hat trick in a 3-1 win at Boston College on Sept. 8, and continued with first half goals against NC State (Sept. 15) and Bowling Green (Sept. 19) during Notre Dame’s recent homestand at Alumni Stadium, and a second half tally at Virginia Tech on Sept. 22.\n\nIncluded on the 2017 MAC Hermann Trophy Watch List in the preseason, Gallagher ranks second in the ACC in goals. The reigning ACC Offensive Player of the Year has scored 20 goals in his past 28 overall starts dating back to the opening game of the 2016 campaign.\n\nAfter lighting up the goal column in the first three Notre Dame games of 2017, senior forward Jeff Farina has since found a different way to make noise on the scoresheet. Carrying on a role he has occupied for the past four seasons, Farina continues to be a matchup problem.\n\nFarina has notched primary assists in three straight games, serving the breaking pass to Jon Gallagher for the final Notre Dame goal against NC State (Sept. 15), springing Thomas Ueland for the winning Irish goal versus Bowling Green (Sept. 19), and once more sending Gallagher through for a goal against Virginia Tech (Sept. 22). Farina is the active Notre Dame leader with 17 career assists in 63 games.\n\nIn only three games since making his season debut against NC State on Sept. 15, junior Thomas Ueland has made a triumphant return as an impact player in the Notre Dame midfield.\n\nUeland saw his first action of the 2017 regular season in the opening home ACC game against NC State, coming on for the final 29 minutes of a 3-0 clean sheet victory against the Wolfpack. Ueland followed that up by notching the game-winning goal in the 77th minute of Notre Dame’s 2-1 win over Bowling Green. By opening his 2017 goal account with the game-winning strike, Ueland scored his seventh career goal in a Notre Dame uniform. Three of Ueland’s tallies (Tuesday against Bowling Green; 60th minute of the 2015 ACC Championship semifinal at No. 1 Wake Forest; 109th minute at No. 14 Indiana on Aug. 30, 2015) have been game-winning goals.\n\nThose Who Shoot Most, Often Win\n\nNotre Dame’s 2-1 setback at Virginia Tech marked the first time in 2017 that the Irish failed to win a game while winning the shots battle on the scoreboard (23-10 against the Hokies). Notre Dame has had more or an equal number of shots against six of its seven opponents this season, with only UConn (10-4) outshooting the Irish despite Notre Dame earning a 1-0 victory on Sept. 2.\n\nLeading in to Tuesday’s showdown against Indiana in Bloomington, Notre Dame is 68-65-23 (.510) against the current nine teams that comprise the Big Ten men’s soccer membership. The Irish have faced every Big Ten member at least five times." ]
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