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text: New Delhi, May 7 (PTI) Piramal Enterprises Tuesday said it has signed an initial pact with Canada Pension Plan Investment Board to co-sponsor a USD 600 million renewable energy-focused infrastructure investment trust (InvIT). "With an initial corpus of USD 600 million( about Rs 4,162 crore), and the option to scale further, the InvIT would seek to acquire up to 1.5-2 GW of stable and cash generating renewable assets on a hold-to-maturity basis, with a firm focus on diversification of both asset type as well as off-taker profile," Piramal Enterprises said in a release. As per the release, both Piramal Enterprises and Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) will act as co-sponsors of the proposed InvIT and hold up to 75 per cent of the units. CPPIB has committed USD 360 million and holding up to 60 per cent while Piramal Enterprises has committed USD 90 million and holding 15 per cent. The InvIT would seek to raise capital from other like-minded investors for the remaining 25 per cent. In the interim and prior to its launch, Piramal Enterprises and CPPIB will jointly warehouse seed assets for the proposed InvIT. Piramal would act as the sole investment manager as well as project manager for the proposed InvIT, the release added. Piramal Enterprises has presence in financial services, pharmaceuticals and healthcare insights and analytics. Its consolidated revenues were over USD 1.9 billion in 2018-19. CPPIB is governed and managed independently of the Canada Pension Plan and at arm's length from governments. PTI NKD CS ANU ANU


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Welcome to the largest osteopathic medical education event in the nation!
Finding a Cure: An Open Discussion on Racism and Injustice in the American Healthcare System
Podcasts & Videos
On July 22, 2016, AOA President, Boyd Buser, DO, and ACGME CEO Thomas Nasca, MD, presented a report to the House of Delegates (HOD) on the progress of the transition to the SAS. Resolution H-800, which was passed by the HOD in 2014, requires the AOA to report on specific metrics on the transition. Key highlights from the report include:
Additionally, data on new AOA-accredited programs as of July 2015, closed programs, and results of the AOA call campaign, which was initiated to determine plans by programs to apply to the ACGME and for Osteopathic Recognition, were all made available. View the presentation slides for more information.
The following ACGME Review Committees (RC) have proposed focused revisions that incorporate AOA board pass rates within their program requirements. View the impact statements and program requirements posted on the ACGME's Review & Comment web page and below:
All ACGME RCs are expected to submit focused revisions that incorporate AOA board pass rates within their program requirements.
The National Resident Matching Program (NRMP) has posted frequently asked questions (FAQs) specifically for "Newly ACGME-accredited Osteopathic Institutions/Programs." These FAQs provide clarification on the NRMP match process during the transition to the SAS. View the NRMP FAQs.
How will the residency match process change during the transition?
AOA-accredited residency training programs participate in the AOA Match, which is administered by the National Matching Services Inc. (NMS). Most ACGME-accredited programs* participate in the National Residency Matching Program (NRMP). Programs accredited by the AOA and the ACGME (dually accredited training programs) may participate in both Matches. The NRMP and ACGME are separate organizations. The NRMP is focused on matching residents and training programs and the ACGME is focused on the accreditation of training programs. With the transition to a single Graduate Medical Education accreditation system, training programs previously accredited by AOA will be ACGME-accredited by July 1, 2020; therefore, the final AOA Match is expected to occur no later than 2019. Until that time, the AOA will continue to administer the AOA Match to match DO graduates into AOA-accredited programs (including dually accredited programs that choose to participate in both matches). AOA-accredited programs that do not have ACGME accreditation cannot participate in the NRMP Match. Moreover, programs with pre-accreditation status are not allowed in the NRMP Match.
If an AOA-accredited program receives ACGME accreditation and terminates its AOA accreditation in the middle of the Match cycle (June – February), it will be given the option of staying in the AOA Match for the remainder of that Match cycle so as not to disrupt the matching process for students and programs; programs will not be withdrawn from the AOA Match simply because they received ACGME accreditation. However, a program must be AOA- accredited to enter into the AOA Match process. View FAQ online.
*Ophthalmology, plastic surgery and urology residencies and many fellowships have separate match processes. There is also a separate "military match" for physicians administered by the Joint Service Graduate Medical Education Selection Board.
The AOA recently convened a Certifying Board Services Task Force and held a Board Certification Summit July 30-31 in Chicago with members of all 18 AOA certifying boards, task force members, and AOA leadership. The goal of the task force and these efforts is to revamp AOA board certification and respond to any changes related to the transition to the single accreditation system. Read more from The DO.
Programs and institutions have continued to apply for ACGME accreditation since July 1, 2015 and April 1, 2015, respectively. The table below provides a brief snapshot of the current status of ACGME applications as of August 11, 2016.
View the full list of programs, institutions, and Osteopathic Recognition applications in the ACGME Accreditation Data System (ADS) reports below:
AACOM, in partnership with the Association of Osteopathic Directors and Medical Educators (AODME), is hosting a webinar on the ACGME Osteopathic Recognition Milestone Project on Wednesday, August 17, 2016 at 12:30 PM ET. The webinar will feature Natasha Bray, DO, ACGME Osteopathic Principles Milestones Committee Chair and Arkansas College of Osteopathic Medicine (ARCOM) Associate Dean of Clinical Medicine, and Laura Edgar, EdD, ACGME Executive Director for Milestones Development. Register today.
The ACGME invited graduate medical education stakeholders to attend an open forum as part of the Sponsoring Institution 2025 (SI2025) project on August 6, 2016 in Los Angeles, CA. These forums provide an opportunity for participants to share their views on the future of ACGME-accredited sponsoring institutions. ACGME will issue an invitation for an additional open forum in New York in the near future. Email any questions or comments to firstname.lastname@example.com.
AACOM recently hosted a webinar for students on navigating the SAS on Wednesday, June 29, 2016. The webinar focused on entering fourth-year osteopathic medical students and featured Lorenzo Pence, DO, ACGME Senior Vice President, Osteopathic Accreditation and Boyd Buser, DO, AOA President. There were close to 900 registrants for the webinar, and the webinar recap and other student resources have yielded close to 4,000 web views. View the webinar recording, PowerPoint presentation and brief recap.
New Resource!
AACOM also launched a new web page, SAS Student Central, which provides students with a "one-stop" resource for navigating the transition to the SAS. Visit SAS Student Central.


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- High-Tech Production. Nekhamkin, A. // Problems of Economic Transition;Feb97, Vol. 39 Issue 10, p64
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- A tradition of discovery in Columbus. Kutler, Jeffrey // American Banker;9/16/1996 Supplement, Vol. 161 Issue 177, p7A
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- Montgomery KONE opens the universal door. Watkins-Miller, Elaine // Buildings;Dec95, Vol. 89 Issue 12, p12
Reports on information gained at a visit to the Montgomery KONE's headquarters in Moline, Illinois by the editorial staff of `Buildings'. What technology is doing; Significance to building owners and facilities managers; What Montgomery KONE is doing to take advantage of this market.
- Gunning for space. Hogan, H. // Boys' Life;Apr91, Vol. 81 Issue 4, p12
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- Itty-bitty machines. Hogan, H. // Boys' Life;May92, Vol. 82 Issue 5, p18
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Tooth brushing is one of the most important ways patients prevent unnecessary decay or damage. Brushing technique has a huge impact on the effectiveness of daily oral hygiene, and our dentist and hygiene team will be happy to demonstrate proper brushing techniques during any dental checkup, but one of the questions we hear most often from patients is, "What type of toothbrush should I be using?" Many times patients want to know whether or not they should invest in a mechanical toothbrush rather than the traditional manual brush. We tell patients that any toothbrush used properly will remove plaque and tartar buildup, but we can make some specific suggestions based on your unique oral health condition. At Carlisle Family & Cosmetic Dentistry, our team is here to help dental patients from Boiling Springs and other surrounding communities make the best oral health and hygiene choices in our office and at home. Contact us to schedule your dental checkup to find out more.
Types of Toothbrushes
There are two main types of toothbrush – manual and electric. Manual toothbrushes are available in a wide variety of styles, but the key to choosing a good manual brush is to select one that has soft bristles. Many patients think that hard bristles will remove more plaque, but this is likely untrue. Instead, hard bristled brushes remove the same amount of plaque, but they may damage soft tissue. When choosing an electric toothbrush, it's important to keep the same qualities in mind. Replacement toothbrush heads should be soft bristled. Otherwise, electric toothbrushes can also be effective when properly used.
Oral Health and Toothbrush Choice
There are several unique oral health conditions that may impact which type of toothbrush you purchase. This includes the following:
- Sensitive teeth – patients with sensitive teeth need to use an ultra-soft bristled brush to avoid further irritating the sensitive dental structures. Electric toothbrushes are typically not ideal for patients with sensitive teeth. However, as long as patients use the brush gently, they should be able to use any kind of toothbrush.
- Gum disease – there are several toothbrush manufacturers who have created toothbrushes specifically geared toward gum disease sufferers. Some of these brushes claim they clean better below the gums or between teeth. Again, the most important aspect of toothbrush selection is the softness of the bristles to avoid additional damage to the already sensitive soft tissue.
- Dentures – like natural teeth, dental prosthetics need to be brushed each day. Because the ceramics and other materials used to craft dentures are not as strong as tooth enamel, we encourage patients to purchase minimally abrasive toothpastes and toothbrushes specifically made for dentures. This will protect your denture and ensure it remains intact for years to come.
- Kids – children's toothbrushes are made with smaller heads that make it easier for our young patients to access and clean all of their teeth without discomfort.
- Babies – infants' teeth need to be brushed each day from the time the first tooth erupts from the gum line. There are specially crafted brushes that are easy to hold while brushing your baby's teeth. If you need help with this, please don't hesitate to ask for help. We'll be happy to walk you through the best techniques at your general and preventive dentistry


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Program Offerings from Ken G. Crawford @ Synchronous Life
Each of the following topics is offered in at least three formats:
20-30 minute overview ~ 60-90 minute introduction ~ multiple session in-depth study
Choose from one of the following topics for your meeting, professional development or in-service. OR, contact us for a custom designed program that meets the specific needs of your organization and that you can then use to add value to your business or organization.
- Vision-casting for work and life – How do you clarify your goals to bring alignment between work and home? Identify your life and work priorities and craft a vision that brings harmony and vitality to both.
- Strategic Planning for your work and life – How do you develop and execute a plan that will achieve those goals and allow you to build a strong business and family. You don't have to give up one for the other.
- Self-Care for vitality and longevity – How will you develop habits and patterns of work and self-care that bring integrity, vitality and harmony to your career and personal life? How do you focus on what adds the most value to your life? How do you learn to say, "That's good enough"?
- Creating a coaching culture – The skills of a coach (actively listening, remaining curious, asking powerful questions, noticing what's not there) can be learned. Using them at work can benefit your team and your clients. Increase productivity and work satisfaction.
- Interpersonal relationships – with coworkers and customers and in your personal/social life. Are you giving and receiving the best in these relationships? Do they inspire and motivate you, or drain and deplete you?
- Listening Skills – How do you develop the ability to listen meaningfully to coworkers and clients? What if you catch yourself thinking, "…yeah, but I really don't care…"? Create a "contagious listening culture" where people actively want to listen to each other.
- Conversation skills for success in business and life – How are your "people skills"? Do you struggle with confrontation? Are there important conversations that you avoid? How do you deal with difficult people – coworkers or clients? Make it safe to talk to anyone about anything.
- Teamwork – How do you develop a strong team, whether you are the leader or a peer? What are the Must Do and Must Avoid behaviors? How do you create a team that continues to learn and grow?
- STRESS – All of us experience varying degrees of stress: at work; at home; in marriage, intimate relationships, parenting; in health and fitness; in your life direction and purpose. Stress itself is value-neutral. It can help us grow, or prompt disease symptoms. The issue is how we deal with stress, individually and as groups, teams or organizations.
- Anxiety – How can you remain calm when everyone around you is panicking? Learn the art and science of being a "non-anxious presence" wherever you go. Help yourself and others achieve greater peace and harmony in their work and personal lives. This translates to your employees and peers (even your boss!), as well as your customers, family and friends.
- Addictions – How do you deal with addictive behaviors in the workplace or at home? What can you do to help the addict? What about the enablers? What if you are the one with the problem?
- Understanding Grief and Loss – Whether the loss is of a person or relationships through death, divorce or distance, or the loss of a job, opportunity, or dream. Understanding the grief process can help the individual and organization function with greater clarity and calm. Learn to recognize what is "normal grief" and what might be cause for concern. Develop the skills to move toward healing of wounds and claiming hope for a revised future.
- Learning from Loss – Loss provides opportunity. I do not believe that we lose "so that" we can learn. I do believe that if we will approach our losses with the proper attitude, much can be gained and learned that will add rich value to our lives and through us to the world.
- Life after layoff – So you've lost your job, because the position or company is gone, or because someone decided you weren't the best fit. Even if you made the decision and took the action, this is still a potentially stressful, anxious and fearful time. How can you use this as an opportunity to bring greater alignment in your life between work, relationships and your core values? How can you look back in a year and say, "That was the best thing that ever happened"?
Work and Family
- Boundaries – Do you struggle with saying no? Do you struggle with life/work balance? Do you work with someone who doesn't respect boundaries? Do you find yourself slipping unknowingly into compromising situations?
- All in the family – How do you have a family business (parents, kids, siblings, etc) where everyone has value, everyone contributes their best, everyone is rewarded accordingly, AND everyone feels good about it? It is not easy, but it is possible. Not every family business needs to be like the Ewings on Dallas.
- Sleeping with the boss – when spouses work together. Marriage is difficult, and work partnerships are difficult. What happens when "the two become one"?
Life Stage
- Wellness – Identify areas of health and wellness for yourself and discover untapped resources and unrealized potential. Craft and commit to steps that will help you move toward wholeness in these areas.
- Sandwich Generation – When you are raising kids and caring for aging parents. Do you feel caught in the middle, feeling like you are never able to please anyone or meet their needs? Are you pulled in so many directions that you never have any time or energy left for yourself? Learn some skills that will help you get some measure of control, and accept that your best is good enough.
- Second half of life – If you are mid-life, mid-career, or beyond, and asking yourself, "Now what? Is this all life has to offer?" here is hope. It is never too late to reimagine what your life can be. Find meaning, purpose and fulfillment at any age or stage of life.
- Sustainable Life – Sustainability is not just about natural resources and your carbon footprint. It is also, perhaps most importantly, about your own personal energy resources. Are you living a work and life balance that is sustainable for the long haul? Are your business and relationships healthy? Sustainable Life is about what you need and what you can give and living within those means.
- Failure to launch – Helping young(ish) adults get up off the couch and out into the world. Whether it is finding work, creating work or redefining work, options exist for those willing to dream and work. It is hard for those closest to us (parents, spouses, siblings) to say the hard things, motivate and challenge us, and keep us accountable. Learn to create a culture of possibility.
- Next Generation – Helping Young Adults develop a career path that will bring fulfillment and joy and make the most of their gifts and talents. How do you identify "what you are here on earth to do"?
Values and Faith
- Human-itarian Work – How can you make your organization more "Human-centric"? Without people, there is no business, and no quality of life. How can you develop your organization so that it focuses on the human aspects, valuing the owners, employees, customers and clients, as well as everyone's family, friends and neighbors.
- Ethics and values for business – a profitable and productive approach. Do you know what values drive your organization? What about your own life? Conflict often results when we are not living in alignment with our values, or when people are pursuing competing values without clarity. Learn to identify and communicate the core values that drive you and others, and bring alignment to all areas of your work and life.
- Religion at Work – We live in a culture that is ecumenical (different "brands" of the same religion) and inter-faith (different religions) as well as having neighbors who are "Spiritual but not religious" (SBNR), Agnostic (just not sure about God) and Atheist (an active belief that God does not exist). How do you respect and honor all of this diversity while remaining true to your own beliefs and values? Can you have a value-driven company and still respect diversity? Absolutely!
- Living my faith at work – How do I develop a career or business that reflects my values and supports my faith commitments? How do I live my faith at work without being someone others want to avoid?
Don't see what you need? Let me know. My partners and I can customize programs based on solid research and compelling presentation formats to meet the need of your organization.
Perhaps you have a topic that inspires you, an area of expertise that the world needs to hear, and you just don't know how to package and communicate it. Let me work with you to develop a program that will excite and equip you to share your gift with the world.


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My piece for Nautilus
Interview with New Scientist
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I'm currently a PhD Candidate in the Department of Comparative Human Development at The University of Chicago and a Fellow at the Institute for Mind and Biology in the Behavioral Biology Lab. Broadly, I'm interested in how humans interact with and perceive one another. What are the social, cognitive, and biological factors that influence social behavior? Most of my current research centers around how people perceive potentially dangerous (either socially or physically) individuals and situations. From this perspective, I've been focusing on the phenomenon of morbid curiosity - why are people interested in or curious about violence and horror? I am also interested in connecting the use of negative stimuli to meaning-making in life. I use a variety of tools in my research, including hormone analysis, behavioral analysis, eye tracking, surveys, and interviews.
PhD in Comparative Human Development - Behavioral Biology, 2021 (expected)
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MS in Forensic Science - Biology/Chemistry with honors, 2016
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BA in Anthropology with honors, 2014
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Harry Reid Withdraws Senate Spending Bill
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid kills a trillion dollar spending bill, due to lack of votes. Video courtesy of Fox News.
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Need help paying for college? We're here for you. There are many options available to military-affiliated students. Laramie County Community College is approved by the State of Wyoming for veterans training and for those training under Dependents' Educational Assistance. Learn more about available assistance.
- Complete the GI Bill Application online.
- Once the VA has received and reviewed your online application, you will receive a Certificate of Eligibility in the mail.
- Download and fill out a Veterans Standards worksheet and Veterans Data Card.
- Once received, submit a copy of your VA Certificate of Eligibility (COE) to the LCCC Student Hub, along with your completed Veterans Standards worksheet and Veterans Data Card.
- Submit a copy of your DD214 to the LCCC Student Hub (if you are the veteran).
- For students receiving GI Bill benefits under Chapters 30, 1606, or 1607, verify your enrollment the last day of every month either online at www.gibill.va.gov/wave/index.do or by phone 1-877-838-2778.
Have questions about financial aid? Contact the Student Hub in the lobby of the Clay Pathfinder Building on the main campus in Cheyenne or the lobby of the Albany County Campus in Laramie, by calling 307.778.1265 or emailing financialaidFREELARAMIE.
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Laramie County Community College at F.E. Warren Air Force Base is an active partner that directly links our comprehensive community college strategic plan with the USAF Mission Support Education function. This partnership is designed to provide all Department of Defense personnel (civilian, active and Guard), along with their family members, the opportunity to attain educational objectives and enhance their job skills training. This is made possible by flexible class scheduling, computerized testing opportunities through the College Level Examination Program and the offering of required general education classes for a wide range of educational goals.
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Students may register at the Outreach Office Base Education Services, 1205 Ziemann Blvd., Building #841, Office #2, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily or call 307.773.2113 for an appointment. All Air Force Base classes are open to residents of the community.
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LCCC provides student counseling, admissions, registration, academic placement testing and follow-up support services to students. The electronic College Level Examination Program, commonly known as eCLEP, and the electronic Dantes Subject Standardized Tests, known as eDSST, are also provided for eligible active duty, guard and reserve personnel through the LCCC testing lab located in the base education center. Testing for eCLEP and eDSST is offered during flexible hours, typically on Tuesday and Friday mornings.
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Oh orbs.To put it plainly, thereare a $#!& ton of orbs in Enslaved.They're everywhere.Thankfully the majority of them are right in front of you and are hard to miss on your Odyssey to the West.For the remaining percentage of sneaky orbs, they are hidden well enough that it takes a keen eye to spot glowing ball of light.
For those new to orb hunting, there are a few things to remember. Whenever you go through a doorway, look behind you. As yawn inducing as it is, keep an eye out during Trip's fly-by scans to spot stray orbs and if you see a branching path, take it. Chances are it will pay off. With those guidelines down, let the hunt begin!
Check out our complete Enslaved Mask Guide right here!
Chapter 2: The Old City
-Let's start things off right with a load of hidden orbs. Head to the right where the escalators are and grab the gang of them back there. There will also be a place in here to wall climb up to grab a few more that are hiding back here.
-When you come to the ruined buildings where you learn to use your HEY button for the first time, there are plenty of orbs around. Hop down to the lower level once you reach the far end to nab a few as well as the upper level from where you first entered to grab a few more.Once you get past this part, you will eventually come to a large minefield. There will be many scattered about the area and many that are near the perimeter of the mines themselves.
-Once you get to the end of the mission, you'll fight a demolisher mech. When you are fighting it, there arelots of orbs around the area. Be sure to grab them all while you are running for your life andgetting the rest of the pickups in the area.
Chapter 3: The Metal Tower
-When you first start this mission, turn around and there will be a wholebunch of orbs behind you. The old "go the opposite way" trick works pretty good and will nabs you a bunch of orbs you would have otherwise missed.
-Just ahead of the mission start, you will come to three mechs that are relaxing. There is a single orb down in between them. You don't have a choice but to take out the mechs to grab the orb.
-After Trip takes you through the security door and mentions you're almost at the Metal Tower, there will be a gaggle of orbs on the platform the right and a couple hiding behind the crate immediately to the right. To get to the platform, head to the left side and climb up, then make your way across the pipes to the other side where the orbs are.
-Once you head back across the pipes, hop over to the platform on the left side and swing across the pipes to another platform that has some plasma cells and a single orb.
-After you take out the turret and go through the next security door, head down the stairs and as you drop to the ground, there will be another lone orb behind you.
Chapter 4: Wherefore Art Thou?
-Once you take out the first Electrical mech that appears and head back outside, you will be on metal platform. Make your way to the right instead of the left to grab a few extra orbs that are there and some more that are up a bit higher on other platforms.
-Once you make your off the collapsing sign and into the building, you will be in a room with three mechs on the far side. Drop down and there will be some orbs behind you in the back corner to grab, as well as to the left and then a few scattered around the area.
-When you are getting chased by the dog, there will be a few orbs to collect on the run. If you miss them, restart the checkpoint and try again.
-After climbing the stairs and the chandeliers, you will go down a hallway and drop. Look behind you when you drop to find some there.
-When you enter the theatre and dog is roaming about, there is a group of orbs to get right across from the green scaffolding. Unfortunately, to get there, you need to go through some hoops. All of the scaffolds need to be lowered but to do so, you need to raise the green one to get to the controls to lower the blue one. Once the blue one is lowered, head back to the controls for the green one to lower it again. Now head along the far side of the room get on the red scaffold and hop across to the orbs.


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Health ministry's mother and child tracking system in place: AzadMumbai |Thursday, 2013 10:36:05 PM IST
The health ministry has put in place a mother and child tracking system (MCTS) to reach out to every pregnant woman and new-born across India to ensure proper care for the woman and necessary vaccination for the child, Health Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad said Thursday.
Information is collected to track every mother and child by name, address and telephone for which a BPO-type system has been set up in the ministry to verify the data and inform women of the check-ups and the immunization schedule, Azad said, while addressing the 54th All India Congress of Obstetrics and Gynaecology here.
Data entry of more than 3.5 crore women and 2.7 crore children has been done so far, he said.
In a unique initiative, the government has also launched a scheme wherein male and female contraceptives are being delivered at the doorstep of households in the high focus districts of the country by health workers at a nominal cost, he said.
Another scheme was initiated for the promotion of menstrual hygiene among adolescent girls in the age group of 10-19 years in rural areas. The scheme covers about 1.5 crore girls in the age group of 10-19 years in 152 districts of 20 states, the health minister said
He said maternal and child health has received utmost priority from his ministry.
Azad said there has been a significant decline in maternal mortality rates (MMR), infant mortality rates (IMR) and total fertility rates (TFR) in India. The current MMR as per the latest Sample Registration Survey is 212 per 100,000 live births and the IMR is 44 per 1,000 live births.
However, the current pace of decline needs to be further accelerated to achieve the commitments on the millennium development goals, he said.
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For those celebrating Easter Sunday, take a look at our list of educational and entertaining books, crafts, and activities created just for this holiday.
Everywhere you look this year, you'll see articles about making cascarones. But we still have our favorite resources, like the book "The Legend of the Cascarón" by Roxanna Montes-Bazaldua. The beautifully written and illustrated book tells the amusing tale of how the first cascarones were created by Don Serafín, an old farmer who loved his chickens. The book is only available (for a reasonable price) on Kindle, but it does include both an English and Spanish version.
But, of course, if you'd prefer to share the true history of cascarones with your children (did you know they originated in China?), you can read a brief history that I published on my site, MommyMaestra, a couple of years ago.
We also love these little cascarones cookies! Don't you think they would be very easy to make? Just use a plastic egg that opens length-wise as a cookie cutter, frost your cookies, and decorate the top with sprinkles.
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Easter eggs + piñatas = mini piñatitas! Growing Up Blackxican has an easy tutorial for making your own adorable miniature egg-shaped piñatas.
To decorate the table, check out this article on LatinaMom.me about how to make your own personalized Easter egg placemats. Just grab some poster board, washi tape, and a few other household items and you're set!
Mr. Printables has several Easter-themed coloring pages, including this giant Easter egg coloring page. But what we love best on his site are these egg people! And the templates are free to download.
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Stop by ModernMami for easy instructions on how to make an Easter Bunny craft out of paper tubes. They would be perfect for encouraging imaginative play in your child.
We also love these little bunny treat bags by Martha Stewart. Super easy to make, you can also fill them with non-edible treats like erasers, magnets, tiny pencils and crayons.
You can help boost your child's Spanish (or English) skills with this cute bilingual coloring page by Spanglish Baby. It features el conejo and other popular Easter images. They also have a great little article showing how to make your own miniature tissue paper basket.
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To keep your child learning while having fun, consider using Easter-themed games.
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"When We Serve Others, We Serve God," Friend, Nov. 2010, 40–41
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When We Serve Others, We Serve God
Happiness comes when we obey God's commandments. Jesus Christ taught the first and the second commandments. He said, "Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart." Then He said, "Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself" (Matthew 22:37, 39). We can obey these commandments by serving others. That means we do something kind for them. When we serve others we can be happy.
Jesus showed us how to do this. He came to earth to help us. Everywhere He went He helped people. He taught people the gospel. He visited and blessed people who were sick. He helped people who had disabilities. He was a friend to the lonely. By serving others, Jesus did what Heavenly Father wanted Him to do. In Mosiah 2:17 we learn that when we serve someone else we are really serving God.
President Thomas S. Monson encourages us to serve others. Children around the world serve those in need, and their happiness shines through when they share their stories.
Max said: "At my preschool I helped clean the tables and chairs for my teachers. It made me feel good to help someone without being asked first."
Carson and Kyleigh said: "When our grandma was in the hospital we decided to give her a special gift by cleaning her house really well before she got home. It made us feel really good to do this for her."
Brittish said: "When my mom broke her leg she needed to use a wheelchair. I helped with my three brothers and sister at home, and I was able to help my mom get the things she needed. Service makes me feel great!"
When we obey the commandment to love and serve others we are serving God and we are blessed with happiness. Try it yourself and see that this is true!
November 2010 Scripture Journal
Read Mosiah 2:17.
Pray to Heavenly Father to help you understand that when you serve others you are showing your love for Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ.
Memorize Mosiah 2:17.
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Learn to look for ways to help others. It can be as simple as giving someone a smile or a hug, or saying hello.
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#644 closed bug (fixed (in master))
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Targeting has changed such that you can only target monsters
that are right in front of you.
If you are facing a group of orcs and dragons, for example:
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You are only allowed to target the orcs. This should be changed back.
1) You should be allowed to throw ball spells over sleeping monsters
2) If you have a beam spell/weapon, you can no longer target the 'd'
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comment:1 Changed 12 years ago by CunningGabe
I ran into this too - but then discovered that even though keyboard targeting seems to be broken (or maybe purposely changed), that it is still possible to target any monster by entering targeting mode and then using the mouse to click on your target.
Changed 12 years ago by d_m
patch to revert to old behavior
comment:2 Changed 12 years ago by takkaria
- Milestone changed from 3.2.0 to 3.1.0
comment:3 Changed 12 years ago by takkaria
- Resolution set to fixed
- Status changed from new to closed
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Owned by Eleanor Cunningham, The Edinburgh Larder aims to showcase Scottish, seasonal produce at its best. As well as locations on Alva Street and Blackfriars Street, The Larder has ventured out into the countryside and has joined forces with Whitmuir Farm. While sourcing as much produce as possible from Whitmuir, the innovative team are also running a café/restaurant on the farm and supporting local producers across Scotland.
It is this very farm that the cordial featured in our welcoming cocktail of Spiced Pear and Apple Vodka Cocktail was made. What a triumph! Made by Eleanor's brother, the cordial was spiced perfectly and was the ideal tipple to enjoy while we settled into one of the extremely cosy booths. As well as the delicious cordial, Eleanor's brother makes all the jam and preserves at the Larder. Head chef, Caoimhe, makes loads of lovely cordials and a few other cheeky concoctions – her damson gin is apparently incredible!
As always, the menu reflects the season and their 'nose to tail' approach ensures that produce is treated with the utmost respect. Using a different animal each month, the team will be utilising all of the animal, and butchering in house – not a skill for the faint hearted by an absolute delight to hear.
"Sourcing local produce is at the heart of our business – it's not just something we add to our menu. We call our suppliers really often to find out what they have which is great to use and work our menu out on that basis rather than the other way around. We have a whole carcass of meat which comes in each month which is butchered and cured onsite so all our kitchen team can have a go at butchery and we have a daily changing menu for this reason. We also make our own charcuterie and smoked products as well as a wide range of preserves." – Eleanor
Having visited for breakfast when the restaurant first opened, and more recently, a couple of dinners and a Saturday lunch, I must say that I was somewhat underwhelmed by food this week as it has always exceeded expectations in the past.
The Alva Street restaurant is utterly charming. Decorated with a rustic vibe using reclaimed wood, twinkling fairy lights and friendly staff. There is a new chef, and together with Boys Eat Scotland and the Edinburgh Reporter, OH! Taste was kindly invited along to s sample the February menu.
Homemade crackers with pumpkin and chilli dip appeared soon after we were seated. These were quite delicious and the pumpkin dip is something I will certainly be trying in my own kitchen. (Although, I have no doubt that mine will be significantly less successful!)
My starter of carrot and beetroot fritters was also tasty and sweet crunchy carrot and balanced out by the earthy richness of the beetroot. The accompaniment of the fermented beetroot yoghurt, although a somewhat offputting vibrant pink colour, tasted like normal yoghurt to me and added little to the dish.
A main course of slow cooked lamb on a bed of barley and carrots was the next dish to come my way. The 'pulled lamb' lamb was soft, succulent and full of flavour, and luckily so, as the barley was, unfortunately, bland and underseasoned.
To follow, I ordered the Poached Quince Tart served with Creme Fraiche, which had caught my eye from the very beginning. The pastry was rich and flaky, however, the quince let down this promising dish. Although it had been poached, I'm not sure what in, as it had no flavour whatsoever. I had hoped that it would pack a spicy punch, similar top that of the cordial, but alas, there was no punch thrown.
The restaurant's is in the process of launching a new social enterprise – Edinburgh Food Social. The team are planning to work with schools and communities to make local food more accessible and run cookery demonstrations at community projects to teach people what can be done with seasonal ingredients. These ingredients will be delivered by a food truck across the city and beyond. The project will kick off with a community project in Rosyth in April as part of an antipoverty campaign.
The missing component of our meal was, of course, the chef herself. I have no doubt that the restaurant is up to much more than we experience last night, and all my previous visits would back this theory up. The ethos of this restaurant is right on the money, and they are really doing all that they can to educate, encourage and I'm prepared to back it all the way.
The team are passionate and friendly, and the interiors are warm, cosy and inviting. I know for a fact that the food has been at a much higher standard, but I have no doubt that this was as a result of the missing chef. We will be back, there's no doubt of that – we just hope the chef is too. We look forward to our next visit, and to seeing their social enterprise go from strength to strength.
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Are There Still Too Many Old SUVs On The Road?
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In 2002, almost 11,000 people died in rollover accidents. of which 61 percent occurred in sport-utility vehicles. Due to its high center of gravity and the short distance between its right and left wheels, the vehicle is top heavy, causing it to be less stable. SUVs are becoming statistically safer according to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, but the dangers are still present.
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety announced in 2011 that modern SUVs were now the safest vehicle to drive due to changes in design by lowering the center of gravity and making the vehicle more stable. Driver death rates have dropped due to the installation of electronic stability control. One out of four new vehicles sold in the United States is an SUV, making it among the most popular types of vehicles.
A study conducted by IHSA revealed that the average age of light trucks and vehicles in operation in the United States has increased in the past year and are now older than ever. Mark Seng, global aftermath practice leader and director at IHSA recently said there has been a gradual increase in the age of vehicles on the road which can be attributed to factors such as the economy.
IHS projects the average age of vehicles will remain at 11.4 years through 2015 and then gradually rise to 11.7 years by 2019. It is clear from the founding of the research that many SUVs in operation in the country were manufactured before the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety reported in 2011 that SUVs were one of the safest vehicles. Dangerously designed sport-utility vehicles manufactured prior to 2011 are slowly being taken off the roadways.
On June 9, 2014, Samuel Vasquez from Fort Collins died in a 1999 Toyota SUV rollover accident on Red Mountain Granite Canyon Road near Fort Collins. The SUV overturned on a curve in the road and came to rest on its roof. Passenger Moriah Leclair of Fort Collins and driver Nathaniel Holt of Livermore suffered moderate injuries and were flown by helicopter to the Medical Center of the Rockies in Loveland.
SUV Rollover Accidents
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration introduced a rollover rating system in 2001 to help predict which vehicles might have a greater chance to overturn in single-vehicle accidents.The ratings were based on an engineering analysis and police accident reports. The result for sport-utility vehicles was 1.0 to 1.3 out of a score of 5.Most rollover accidents happen when the SUV tripped on something such as a roadside shoulder or when it swerved into a curb. In a rollover accident, the roof of the vehicle often collapses inward and causes serious injuries such as spinal cord injury, brain injury and wrongful death.
According to Consumer Reports, as of 2009 SUV safety had improved and there were fewer driver fatalities. The new rule in 2009 specified that vehicles weighing 6,000 pounds should be able to withstand a force equal to three times its weight applied to the right and left sides of the roof. Heavier vehicles determining weight between six and ten thousand pounds need only to withstand 1.5 times its weight.
The president of Public Citizen, Joan Claybrook, says the revised roof-crush rules fail in several ways such as roofs should support about four times the vehicle weight and the safety belts do not prevent people from falling toward the roof. Many vehicles on the road today still lack adequate roof support.
Safety Measures to Prevent Rollover Accidents
Always respect road conditions and drive with caution. Snowy, wet or icy roads are often slick and a huge risk for rollovers. A rollover crash sometimes leads to serious injury. The hazard from a dangerously designed sport-utility vehicle cannot be eliminated by safety measures, but it can reduce the risk of accidents.It is important to distribute the load evenly when carrying a cargo.
When you are on country roads, ensure you slow down when approaching curves and bends. Ensure that all, passengers and driver, are wearing seatbelts. Keep a safe distance from other vehicles and be sure to give yourself enough room to react if drivers near you make sudden or unpredictable moves. Do not drink and drive. Making sharp turns and swerving between lanes often lead to a deadly rollover accident.
Dangerously designed sport-utility vehicles manufactured prior to 2011 have not been taken off the road. Considering a vehicle with a low center of gravity and stable base might not be a bad idea.


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DALLAS /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Axcess International Inc., a leading provider of Dual-Active radio frequency identification (RFID) and real-time location systems (RTLS) solutions announces a new, revolutionary wireless tracking and sensing technology called the Enterprise Dot. Based on a system-on-a-chip (SoC) design, the patents-pending technology yields the world's lowest cost and smallest multifunctional wireless submicro device for delivering visibility-oriented data about the assets operating in and around the enterprise. Dot facilitates the capture, processing, and delivery of previously unavailable real-time information for dramatic improvements in supply chain visibility, mobile asset management, physical asset security and access control, and industrial condition monitoring. The low cost and flexibility to use existing supply chain infrastructure results in a low total cost of ownership, yielding short-term ROIs for customers. Industry analyst Forrester Research forecasts the RFID and sensor related markets to grow to $11.6 billion by 2012.
The first product Axcess will deliver using the new technology will be a software definable, battery-powered Dot-OEM module for product manufacturers, small enough to be embedded into a variety of things, such as computers, test equipment, medical equipment, credential cards, pallets, and cartons. The module, about the size of a quarter, is priced at less than $5 per unit and is being sold now for delivery in 2007.
"We took our years of experience in analyzing the market needs being addressed by passive RFID, active RFID/RTLS, and wireless sensor products and created a simple, powerful, flexible, and inexpensive world class one-of-a- kind platform," stated Allan Griebenow, president and CEO of Axcess. "Two years ago we began this dramatic step to bring forth the promise of an Internet of Things. The Dot opens up a new world of real-time data collection and management capabilities in the enterprise."
Current RFID, RTLS, and wireless sensing technologies face prominent barriers that prevent them from addressing the majority of today's application needs. These barriers include cost, interoperability, size, and reliability. While existing wireless tags and sensing nodes meet certain needs, the Enterprise Dot has been developed to surpass these barriers and solve the reliability issues of passive RFID, the connectivity problems of sensors, provide interoperability between standards, enable a store-and-forward capability for monitored data, and reduce the cost and tag size of active RFID/RTLS while opening up dramatic new applications.
The Dot technology incorporates a powered software-definable wireless transceiver that is compatible with multiple global regulations, including the RFID EPC Class I, Gen II standard and is expected to make supply chain tagging more reliable while opening up new applications in sensing and security. Memory and sensor inputs enable the Dot to be tailored to each specific data capture need. Devices built on the Dot platform will enable widespread and reliable automatic identification, locating, tracking, protecting, and monitoring of personnel, physical assets, and vehicles. Bringing together the new functions of the Dot and building on the current Axcess wireless infrastructure for enterprise management creates an open architecture for multiple sources of data to be acquired to deliver previously inaccessible business intelligence.
"The Enterprise Dot technology fits the market demand for a single multipurpose tag that provides data on the asset in question, location tracking, protection, sensor logging, and alerting combined with a flexible interface tailored to the need," said Dr. Ben Zoghi, professor and director of the RFID/Sensor Convergence Lab at Texas A&M University.
The Dot technology will extend Axcess' existing time to market advantage. It further eclipses competing architectures, such as WiFi-based and battery-assisted passive RFID, where size, cost, signal robustness, and power management are problematic. The company has continued to see the market grow for its existing ActiveTag RFID/RTLS/sensing system solutions. Third quarter revenues were up 5% over the second quarter. Year-to-date revenues have already surpassed the total revenue for 2005.
The active RFID and RTLS portions of the Enterprise Dot's capabilities are built on the successes of ActiveTag. Axcess' patented ActiveTag RFID/RTLS and sensing systems today use small, battery-powered tags (generically called "dual-active" tags) that, when automatically activated, transmit a wireless message typically 30 to 100 ft. to hidden palm-size receivers. The receivers are connected via standard network simultaneously to the enterprise system software, the existing security alarm equipment, and standalone middleware and end-user software provided by AXCESS under the OnlineSurpervisor label. The systems are used for a variety of enterprise productivity applications, including automatic personnel access control and tracking, automatic vehicle access control and payload management, and automatic asset management and protection, as well as special-purpose sensing. Automatic exception-based email alerting and paging is offered for rapid response to security-related incidents. Additional information on the Enterprise Dot is available on the company's Web site.
About Axcess International Inc.
Axcess International Inc., headquartered in greater Dallas, TX, provides Enterprise Dot, Dual-Active RFID, and RTLS for asset management, physical security, sensing, and supply chain efficiencies. The battery-powered (active) RFID tags locate, identify, track, monitor, count, and protect people, assets, inventory, and vehicles. The patented technology enables applications, including automatic hands-free personnel access control, automatic vehicle access control and logistics management, automatic asset management, and sensor management. Axcess is a portfolio company of Amphion Innovations plc. Additional information on Axcess is available on the company's Web site.


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1 stick butter
1 egg
1 tsp. vanilla
1 cup toasted pecans
11 oz soft caramels, unwrapped
3 Tbsp. heavy cream
sea salt
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Bake bars in the oven for 30-35 minutes, until they are golden and the center is just set. Sprinkle sea salt over the top and allow bars to cool. Remove bars from the pan with the foil and cut and serve.
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A Faster Weighted Random Choice
Consider this problem: You have a list of items and a list of their weights. You want to randomly choose an item, with probability proportional to the item's weight. For these examples, the algorithms will take a list of weights and return the index of the randomly selected item.
Linear Scan
The simplest algorithm works by generating a random number and walking along
the list of weights in a linear fashion. This has the advantage of requiring no
additional space, but it runs in
O(N) time, where
N is the number of weights.
Linear Scan Demo
This algorithm can be improved slightly by sorting the weights in descending
order so that the bigger weights will be reached more quickly, but this is only
a constant speedup factor–the algorithm is still
O(N) after the sorting has
been done.
Binary Search
With a little bit of preprocessing, it's possible to speed up the algorithm by
storing the running totals of the weights, and using a binary search instead of
a linear scan. This adds an additional storage cost of
O(N), but it speeds the
algorithm up to
O(log(N)) for each random selection. Personally, I'm not a big
fan of implementing binary search algorithms, because it's so easy to make
off-by-one errors. This is a pretty dang fast algorithm though.
Binary Search Demo
Hopscotch Selection
However, it's possible to do even better by using the following algorithm that I've come up with. The algorithm works by first sorting the weights in descending order, then hopping along the list to find the selected element. The size of hops is calculated based on the invariant that all weights after the current position are not larger than the current weight. The algorithm tends to quickly hop over runs of weights with similar size, but it sometimes makes overly conservative hops when the weight size changes. Fortunately, when the weight size changes, it always gets smaller during the search, which means that there is a corresponding decrease in the probability that the search will need to progress further. This means that although the worst case scenario is a linear traversal of the whole list, the average number of iterations is much smaller than the average number of iterations for the binary search algorithm (for large lists).
Hopscotch demo
Amortized Analysis
Performing a good amortized analysis of this algorithm is rather difficult, because its runtime depends on the distribution of the weights. The two most extreme cases I can think of are if the weights are all exactly the same, or if the weights are successive powers of 2.
Uniform Weights
If all weights are equal, then the algorithm always terminates within 2
iterations. If it needs to make a hop, the hop will go to exactly where it
needs to. Thus, the runtime is
O(1) in all cases.
Power of 2 Weights
If the weights are successive powers of 2 (e.g. [32,16,8,4,2,1]), then if the
algorithm generates a very high random number, it might traverse the whole list
of weights, one element at a time. This is because every weight is strictly
greater than the sum of all smaller weights, so the calculation guesses it will
only need to hop one index. However, it's important to remember that this is
not a search algorithm, it's a weighted random number generator, which means
that each successive item is half as likely to be chosen as the previous
one, so across k calls, the average number of iterations will be <2k. In
other words, as the time to find an element increases linearly, the probability
of selecting that element decreases exponentially, so the amortized runtime in
this case works out to be
O(1). If the weights are powers of some number larger
than 2, then the search time is still the same, but it's even less
likely to need to walk to the later elements. If the weights are powers of
some number between 1 and 2, then the algorithm will be able to jump ahead
multiple elements at a time, since the sum of remaining weights won't
necessarily be smaller than the current weight.
These are the two most extreme cases I could think of to analyze, and the algorithm runs in amortized constant time for both. The algorithm quickly jumps across regions with similar-sized weights, and slowdowns caused by variance in weight sizes are offset by the fact that bigger weights near the front of the list (and hence faster) are more likely to be selected when there's more variance in the weight sizes. My hunch is that this algorithm runs in amortized constant time for any weight distribution, but I've been unable to prove or disprove that hunch.
Here are some tests that show how the different algorithms perform as the
number of weights increases, using different weight distributions. The graphs
use a logarithmic x-axis, and you can see that the binary search algorithm is
roughly a straight line, corresponding to its
O(log(N)) runtime, and the linear
scan variants have an exponential curve, corresponding to
O(N). The hopscotch
algorithm looks to me as if it's asymptotically approaching a constant value,
which would correspond to
O(1), though it's hard to say. It certainly does
appear to be sublogarithmic though.
Final Words
random.random() generates numbers in the half-open interval
[0,1), and
the implementations here all assume that
random() will never return 1.0
exactly. It's important to be wary of things like Python's
which generates results in the closed interval
[a,b], because this can break
some of the implementations here.
The implementations here also assume that all weights are strictly greater than
zero. If you might have zero-weight items, the algorithm needs to be sure to
never return those items, even if
random() returns some number that exactly
lines up with one of the running totals.
The version of the hopscotch algorithm I present here is the version that I initially conceived, and I think it's the easiest to grok. However, if your weights do vary by many orders of magnitude, it is probably best to store the running totals from lowest to highest weight, to minimize floating point errors. It's best to add small numbers together until the running total gets big, and then start adding big numbers to that, rather than adding very small numbers to a big running total. This requires adjusting the algorithm somewhat, but if you're worried about floating point errors, then you're probably more than capable of tweaking the code.
If anyone is able to do a good amortized analysis of this algorithm's runtime
for arbitrary weights, I'd love to hear about it. The algorithm is simple to
implement and it seems to run much faster than
O(log(N)). My gut says that it
runs in amortized
O(1) time, but you can't always trust your gut.
Addendum: The Fastest Weighted Random Choice Algorithm
There's one more weighted random algorithm, originally discovered by A.J.
Walker in 1974 (described in this
excellent page by Keith Schwarz),
that I think is the fastest and most efficient algorithm out there. It's really
elegant, and it runs in
O(N) setup time, and guaranteed
O(1) run time for every
random selection. The algorithm is hard to find on Google, despite being
relatively simple to implement and clearly better than all other contenders
(alas, including my own algorithm), so here is my Python implementation:
Alias Method Demo
For now, I'll refrain from a full explanation, but essentially, the algorithm
works by slicing up the weights and putting them into
N buckets. Each bucket
gets exactly 1 or 2 of the weight-slices in such a way that the slices in each
bucket add up to the same amount, and no slices are left over at the end. The
bigger-than-average weights each have small slices get shaved off to fill the
gaps in the buckets of the smaller-than-average weights until the big weight is
whittled down enough to be smaller-than-average, and the process continues.
Why this is guaranteed to works out so perfectly is not immediately obvious,
but you can grok it if you spend a while thinking about it and working through
some examples.
When you want to do a weighted random selection, you just pick a random bucket
(a constant-time operation:
buckets[int(rand*N)]) and then choose either the
first or second slice in the bucket, with odds proportional to the sizes of the
two slices, another constant-time operation:
i if (rand*N)%1 <=
slice1/(slice1+slice2) else alias (
alias is the index of the second slice in
the bucket). There's some really clever optimizations, like always having
i's first slice be from
weights[i], and scaling the slice sizes so
that the values stored in the bucket always add up to 1. It's all very clever!
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Los Angeles After winning the Mountain West Conference Championships, the No. 35 BYU men's tennis team heads to Los Angeles to take on No. 31 San Diego May 13 in the first round of the NCAA tournament.
"It was exciting to see BYU up there on the screen," said Cougar coach Brad Pearce. "We've had a great season, but we still have some goals to accomplish."
BYU is 21-5 overall and 6-0 in conference. The Cougars have not lost in regular-season conference play since 2009.
The Cougars lost to San Diego 6-1 in January. San Diego is 16-6 overall. The match will be played at No. 2 USC's tennis courts. USC, 21-1, will take on Sacramento State, 14-13. The winners of both matches play May 14.


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A sequel for cult movie Tron was rumored to be in preparation for years now, and today Walt Disney Pictures has finally revealed a few tidbits of information about the reboot of the "virtual reality film". It will simply be called Tron (and not Tron 2, Tron 2.0 or "Tr2n") and we'll be able to see some footage very soon.
Disney said they will show a 3D clip from the movie during the Comic-Con in San Diego on July 23. The poster above is from the first movie, which was made back in 1982 (and has aged pretty well).
This is the official synopsis for the Tron reboot:
"TRON is a 3D high-tech adventure set in a digital world that's unlike anything ever captured on the big screen. Sam Flynn (Garrett Hedlund), the tech-savvy 27-year-old son of Kevin Flynn (Jeff Bridges), looks into his father's disappearance and finds himself pulled into the same world of fierce programs and gladiatorial games where his father has been living for 25 years. Along with Kevin's loyal confidant (Olivia Wilde), father and son embark on a life-and-death journey across a visually-stunning cyber universe that has become far more advanced and exceedingly dangerous."
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Training for a race requires some planning and the creation of a schedule in order to properly prepare. Learn how to plan and schedule training for a 5k race.
Over the last ten years many people have turned to the 5k race as a great goal when trying to get back in shape as it is a good distance to cover for runners or walkers of any age. Depending on where a person is when they start training for a 5k they may require more or less ramp up time to get properly prepared. Training schedules are also affected by your goals. Many people who are trying to get in shape may set a goal of finishing the race without walking, while someone in decent shape may try to finish it in less than twenty five minutes.
The first step on your path to planning and scheduling training for a 5k is to determine what your intention is. What do you consider a victory? Is it winning the race? Finishing it under a certain amount of time? What is that time? Remember to set realistic goals for yourself otherwise you will lose motivation as the schedule progresses in your 5k training.
Whenever your goals are in place take this training platform and customize it for you based on where you are currently with your own level of fitness. The first week of your training will revolve around getting your body ready to run the race and to begin the process of awakening your muscles. You need to plan on having daily sessions to stretch your upper and lower muscles for twenty minutes and start out by walking one to two miles each day. This may seem very easy but you want to give your body time to adjust and ramp up to the distance. Warm up your body before you push it along during your 5k training schedule.
During the second week of your race training you should continue with your stretching sessions, but use them as warm up and cool down periods for three runs during the week. Each run should focus on time not distance. You want to be able to run for ten minutes without stopping. The third week would increment to fifteen minutes and then to twenty minutes for week four. Keep in mind we care about time, not distance. Just keep those legs moving for the duration and remember to stretch before and after each session.
After the four weeks your body has adjusted to running a distance and your muscles should be well stretched out. Week five you will begin to focus more on distance. Run 1 mile on Monday, 1 mile on Wednesday and then 1.5 miles on Friday.
Week six you will be running 1.5 on Monday and then go to 2 miles for Wednesday and Friday. Remember now your focus is the distance, not time. So if you need to walk some, walk, but before you complete the entire distance.
In week seven you should run 2 miles twice and on Friday run 2.5 miles. During week eight you should be able to reach 3.0 miles and be ready for your 5k. This plan and schedule to run a 5k will give your body time to ramp up and prepare for the race while not putting health or body at risk for injury.
During week eight it will be up to you to determine how much more training you need to reach your goals. If you want to run it faster, continue to run weekly to increase your times focusing on distance and time run to help increase your endurance.


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