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Secluded furnished/equipped bungalow located within the Buenaventura Ecological Park and on the edge of a majestic clear-water mountain river (Division River). Great for families, volunteers, honeymooners, researchers (biologists/anthropologists), artists, authors, and folks on sabbatical. It is also perfect for vacationers wanting to really soak in the rural farming culture and rainforest and looking to experience the Costa Rican rural countryside away from tourists. This is a 100% no artificial ingredients, back-to-nature type of place owned by a Central American-U.S. family currently working in the United States. Relatives at the neighboring Finca 3 Semillas Organic Farm manage the property for us.
This bungalow is located on the southern border of the Los Santos Forest Reserve - 150,000 acres of premontane, montane and cloud forest and about 50 ft. up from the edge of the Division River, which offers wonderful swimming. There are beautiful gardens and organic fruit trees on the 2.5 acre yard. Fee comes with access to the riverside area of the Buenaventura Eco-Park which has a great little riverside picnic area where you can hang out in a hammock.
This destination is especially great for families with children since there are children to play with on the nearby farms and ample space to run around. There's even a soccer field on the property and there are waterfalls less than 15 min. hike up nearby creeks within the Buenaventura Ecological Park & Reserve (additional day pass fee at half price applies*)
Sleeps 4: 2 on king size bed, 1 on couch, and another on mattress on the floor. For family bed type families, the king size can accommodate one child and two adults. Price reflects the fact that it does not have electricity or a flushing toilet (has an outhouse).
Equipped with an outdoor shower, sink, and kitchenette. The water comes straight down a mountain from a spring deep in the primary rainforest - very clean and healthy. Consider it luxury camping.
We will make sure you have linens, dishes, and towels, as well as a suggested shopping list and places to do your shopping before you arrive.
Organic meals, organic produce and dairy products can be purchased next door (3 min. walk), at Finca 3 Semillas.
Finca 3 Semillas owners also offer guided tours into the jungle, organic gardening workshops, educational, cultural and ecological activities, volunteer opportunities, horseback riding, as well as additional lodging options. They also offer laundry service, childcare, electrical recharge station, phone, internet, and hot showers/baths. Did I already mention the AMAZING homegrown organic meals?
Parents traveling with children will like this - your children can have a sleep over with the children of Finca 3 Semillas converting the Organic Tico Bungalow into a Love Hut for a night or two :)
Location: 36 km to the north-west of San Isidro de El General, and 17 km inland from the Pacific Ocean - between the two small farming communities of El Llano and El Brujo de Río Nuevo.
* Please note that rental fee covers use of the bungalow and private yard (2.5 acres), which includes a soccer field and also includes unlimited access to the lower part of the Buenaventura Ecological Park and riverside ranchito riverside chill area. The Buenaventura Eco Park, also contains trails that go to waterfalls, organic gardens, and an old growth rainforest. Buenaventura is a 180 acre park and has entry points into the 150,000 acre Los Santos Forest Reserve - as a bungalow renter, you get 1/2 price to access the rainforest trails going to the waterfalls and up the mountain into the Los Santos Forest Reserve (regular fee is $6 per person per day, your price is $3 per person per day on the days you want to go into the upper areas of the park).
Please contact us directly before booking this bungalow so we can assure availability and give you a discount for longer stays.
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I hesitate to bring this up until after the holiday is past, but it has occurred to me that there are greater numbers of people upset with Valentine's Day than ever before.
Maybe the numbers aren't really larger, but they are getting more press.
It seems like every website that I have visited today has had at least one snarky individual fighting a war against the observation of V.Day.
Some claim it is a manufactured holiday to sell us more stuff.
Some say it discriminates against single people.
Some are just bitter, and upset that they have no one to hang out with on this romantic day.
It never used to bother me one way or another, myself.
I've always received a card from my mother on this day (a day ahead of time, actually) and it certainly seems to be important to her.
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There's something that sticks in the back of his mind when Brady Blade Jr. performs and records outside his hometown.
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An all-star lineup of musicians some of whom will remain a mystery until showtime will take the stage at the 2014 James Burton International Guitar Festival.
Jerry Beach, king of the electric blues guitar in Shreveport, holds court Monday nights in regular blues jams at Lee's Liquid Assets, the club behind Tiki Lounge in the 600 block of East Kings Highway.
He passed away doing what he loved. It has been a year since radio host David "Kidd Kraddick" Cradick died of a heart attack at a fundraising event for his charity in New Orleans.
Wynonna Judd is headed to Municipal Auditorium next month.
The three-day event's concert will include a special guest whose identity attendees wont find out until the evening performance. The gathering also could feature another performer organizers are tight-lipped about, other than to say, Youre going to want the grandbaby to come on time.
Texas blues icon Johnny Winter, who rose to fame in the late 1960s and '70s for his energetic performances and musical collaborations including with childhood hero Muddy Waters, has died. He was 70.
Dependable delivery being old reliable is one of the saving graces of country music and a hallmark of bands that make the bar circuit.
It's time to dance again: Garth Brooks is back when he'll be here still remains a question mark.
Highland rap duo Blood Punch is not one to be constrained by the stage.
Shreveport's 'House Concert Series' achieved a milestone this month after being granted tax-exempt status as a cultural and educational charity.
The Essence Festival marked its 20th anniversary by setting a record for annual attendance with more than 550,000 participants celebrating four days of R&B music, community and black culture at the New Orleans' convention center and Superdome.
To mark the 20th celebration of the Essence Festival, organizers said they wanted the milestone anniversary to be as special or better than anything anyone had ever experienced. And, who better to help make that happen than Prince, said Michelle Ebanks, president of Essence Communications Inc.
Music, food and families will fill the riverfront alongside the Mississippi River as the 20th annual Essence Festival kicks off in New Orleans.
After a six-month hiatus, country star Trace Adkins has returned to the stage this summer with a 32-city tour that includes a stop in his hometown of Sarepta on Saturday.
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Jimmy Yves Newman, known to Grand Ole Opry fans as Jimmy C. Newman, died June 21. He was 86, and suffered from cancer.
Foo Fighters, Outkast, Skrillex and Arctic Monkeys will headline this year's Voodoo Music + Arts Experience at New Orleans' City Park Oct. 31 - Nov. 2, organizers unveiled today.
The face will be familiar but the instrument, for once not tucked under his chin, will not be. Sunday, well-known local violinist and composer Kermit Poling will perform on stage on piano in the second of this seasons five Shreveport Summer Music festival offerings.
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ASHTABULA — James A. Shreve, age 78, of Ashtabula, passed away Wednesday, August 28, 2013, at Carington Park.
He was born Sept. 3, 1934, in Charleston, W.Va., the son of James Franklin and Lennie Olive (Willey) Shreve and had been an Ashtabula resident since 1970.
He enjoyed wood working, especially making matchstick pictures and lighter holders.
He is survived by his children, James G. Shreve Sr. of Georgia, Richard C. (Claudine) Shreve and Regenea (Phil) Brazil, both of Ashtabula, Maria (Joel) Watson of Conneaut and Garold F. (Katrina) Shreve of Texas; 10 grandchildren, James, Kristyna, Zoe, Dennis, Nicholas, Neil and Garold Shreve Jr. and Barry II, Ryan and Kristy Anderson; one great-grandson, Barry Anderson III; sisters, Betty Lee, Mary Simmons and Connie Combs; and brothers, Ernest (Sandy) Shreve and Henry (Thelma) Shreve.
He was preceded in death by his parents; siblings, Cention Violet Shreve (in infancy), Denver Shreve, Arnold Shreve and Leila Mae McGraw.
It was his wish that no calling hours be observed.
A Celebration of Life Service will be held 11 a.m., Tuesday, Sept. 3rd, at First Community Church of God, 1910 South Ridge West, Ashtabula, with Pastor Hal Morgan officiating. Burial will be in Shreve Family Cemetery, Pine Grove, W.Va.
If desired, contributions in James' name may be made to the Alzheimer's Association, 23215 Commerce Park Drive, Suite 300, Beachwood, Ohio 44122. DUCRO FUNERAL SERVICES AND CREMATORY, 4524 Elm Ave., Ashtabula is in charge of arrangements.
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Offensive Linemen Musical Chairs, 2014 Edition: who stays, who goes?
Outside of special teams, nothing is more confusing, more obfuscated or more esoteric than offensive line play; We all know that Joe Thomas is supposed to be one of the best offensive linemen in the NFL right now, but do you or I really know that? Â I've never watched a game specifically focused on Thomas (which would of course require me to watch a Browns game…..so no thanks), and I suspect that even Browns fans probably haven't really paid all that much attention to him. Â The only real reason I know of Joe Thomas at all is 1) he went to Wisconsin and 2) I've been told he's one of the best offensive linemen in the NFL today. Â At least with other positions, there are splash plays or statistics we can fall back on whether it be sacks, yards after the catch, Dwight Freeney's spin move, the back shoulder catch etc. Â But for offensive linemen, none of that really exists; the "pancake" has never really gotten off the ground as a established metric of offensive linemen success nor does a great block ever make the Sportscenter highlight reel. Â Add on top of that there are actually 5 positions on the offensive line, and we get a confusing mess of contradictory statements; offensive linemen must all work together, but each have different jobs. Â Tackles are tackles and guards are guards, except some are left tackles but not right tackles and some are right guards but not left guards. Â Center is a unique position, unless it isn't and you put a guard in there. Â There is a distinct difference between "interior" linemen and "bookend" offensive linemen, unless of course you kick your tackle to play guard.
In all of that, the Packers are faced with a conundrum; there are 5 positions and traditionally 2 backup positions, making 7 offensive linemen total. Â What I've done is made a mental excercise of some combinations of offensive linemen that are likely to happen when the Packers roster is reduced to 53. Â A couple rules: I'd highly doubt the Packers carry any more since offensive linemen aren't all that useful on special teams meaning they'd almost always be on the inactive list. Â Of course the Packers have had more than 7 offensive linemen in the middle of the season due to injuries and what not, but its obviously not their first choice. Â Also there needs to be a backup for both tackle and guard; supposedly there is a significance between the two but Ted Thompson probably disagrees since the vast majority of offensive linemen that have been on the Packer's roster were college left tackles.


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He was born April 19, 1935 to Charles and Orvia Stodghill Wiggam in New Washington. He retired from LG&E, a retired school bus driver, a former school board member, and a member of the Trinity United Presbyterian Church.
Survivors include his wife, Mary Wheeler Wiggam; sons, Jeff Wiggam, of Reedley, Calif., and Greg Wiggam, of Nabb; daughter, Gina Hobbs, of Nabb; brothers, Norman Wiggam, Terry Wiggam, and Larry Wiggam, all of New Washington; sister, Audrey Richards, of Nabb; grandchildren, Cameron Wiggam, Alison Wiggam, Tori Wiggam, Jesse Wiggam, Dustin Hobbs, and Ryan Hobbs.
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According to a story in the Athens Banner Herald, Dale Bowman has been sleeping on a couch in the intensive care waiting room. He told the newspaper that the swelling and bleeding in his daughter's brain had subsided.
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NORMAN — Norman's tax receipts were down a disappointing 8.5 percent from collections for the same month last year, but the real sales tax picture isn't as bleak as that increase might indicate.
"We had a bit of an unusual circumstance where a couple of major retailers reported late, so revenue from those retailers is not reflected in the report that we received in January. We expect that it will be caught up in the report that we receive in February," Norman Finance Director Anthony Francisco said.
The deposit letter from the Oklahoma Tax Commission for Jan. 8 announcing deposits for Jan. 9 were received in city offices statewide this week.
Those reports are also available online for public view at the OTC website. The deposits usually represent collections from two months previous so the Jan. 9 deposit will represent collections primarily from November.
So far this fiscal year, Norman is running slightly under budget projections for sale tax revenue.
"For total general fund revenues, we're right on budget," Francisco said. "The motor fuel and cigarette taxes for the state are up a bit, the licenses and permits are up a bit."
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The city received $4,773,046 in total sales tax, but $681,863 of that money is diverted into the Public Safety Sales Tax fund. The PSST money was a voter approved increase in sales tax collections in order to increase fire and police protection in Norman.
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Other area tax collections include Hall Park $3,049; Lexington $31,363; Noble $111,278 and Slaughterville $12,436.
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The Buffalo Bills are as close to fully healthy as a team can be.
Wide receiver Steve Johnson is the lone player listed as questionable on today's injury report. The only other names are quarterback/receiver Brad Smith and right guard Kraig Urbik as probable.
All 53 players on the active roster and eight practice-squad members were on the field for today's practice. Everybody is expected to be available for Sunday's season opener against the New York Jets.
I asked Bills coach Chan Gailey if he could remember having all 61 members of his active roster and taxi squad available before.
"No, I can't," Gailey said. "That's a good point. I can't remember.
"It's great to have that. It's what you want."
Johnson's groin injury reportedly made a nice rebound after sitting out Thursday's practice. He was able to participate in everything the Bills asked him to do, but he officially was listed as limited because he didn't take part in all of the team reps.
"I did everything," Johnson said. "I was out there, running routes and full-go with the guys.
"I think Coach made the right call along with the guys in the training room of sitting me. I guess it will only get better from here. I still have a couple days until game day."
Gailey's policy is to give only injury updates on Fridays, but in speaking about the groin injury that kept Smith out of Wednesday's practice, Gailey made a point to say "We were able to time up our Wildcat."
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Interior-Point Linear Programming
Linear programming is the problem of finding a vector x that minimizes a linear function fTx subject to linear constraints:
such that one or more of the following hold: A·x ≤ b, Aeq·x = beq, l ≤ x ≤ u.
The default interior-point method is based on LIPSOL ([52]), which is a variant of Mehrotra's predictor-corrector algorithm ([47]), a primal-dual interior-point method.
The algorithm begins by applying a series of preprocessing steps (see Preprocessing). After preprocessing, the problem has the form
The upper bounds constraints are implicitly included in the constraint matrix A. With the addition of primal slack variables s, Equation 6-63 becomes
which is referred to as the primal problem: x consists of the primal variables and s consists of the primal slack variables. The dual problem is
where y and w consist of the dual variables and z consists of the dual slacks. The optimality conditions for this linear program, i.e., the primal Equation 6-64 and the dual Equation 6-65, are
where xizi and siwi denote component-wise multiplication.
The quadratic equations xizi = 0 and siwi = 0 are called the complementarity conditions for the linear program; the other (linear) equations are called the feasibility conditions. The quantity
xTz + sTw
is the duality gap, which measures the residual of the complementarity portion of F when (x,z,s,w) ≥ 0.
The algorithm is a primal-dual algorithm, meaning that both the primal and the dual programs are solved simultaneously. It can be considered a Newton-like method, applied to the linear-quadratic system F(x,y,z,s,w) = 0 in Equation 6-66, while at the same time keeping the iterates x, z, w, and s positive, thus the name interior-point method. (The iterates are in the strictly interior region represented by the inequality constraints in Equation 6-64.)
The algorithm is a variant of the predictor-corrector algorithm proposed by Mehrotra. Consider an iterate v = [x;y;z;s;w], where [x;z;s;w] > 0 First compute the so-called prediction direction
which is the Newton direction; then the so-called corrector direction
where μ > 0 is called the centering parameter and must be chosen carefully. is a zero-one vector with the ones corresponding to the quadratic equations in F(v), i.e., the perturbations are only applied to the complementarity conditions, which are all quadratic, but not to the feasibility conditions, which are all linear. The two directions are combined with a step length parameter α > 0 and update v to obtain the new iterate v+:
where the step length parameter α is chosen so that
v+ = [x+;y+;z+;s+;w+]
[x+;z+;s+;w+] > 0.
In solving for the preceding predictor/corrector directions, the algorithm computes a (sparse) direct factorization on a modification of the Cholesky factors of A·AT. If A has dense columns, it instead uses the Sherman-Morrison formula. If that solution is not adequate (the residual is too large), it performs an LDL factorization of an augmented system form of the step equations to find a solution. (See Example 4 — The Structure of D in the MATLAB® ldl function reference page.)
The algorithm then loops until the iterates converge. The main stopping criteria is a standard one:
are the primal residual, dual residual, and upper-bound feasibility respectively, and
is the difference between the primal and dual objective values, and tol is some tolerance. The sum in the stopping criteria measures the total relative errors in the optimality conditions in Equation 6-66.
A number of preprocessing steps occur before the actual iterative algorithm begins. The resulting transformed problem is one where
All variables are bounded below by zero.
All constraints are equalities.
Fixed variables, those with equal upper and lower bounds, are removed.
Rows of all zeros in the constraint matrix are removed.
Columns of all zeros in the constraint matrix are removed.
When a significant number of singleton rows exist in the constraint matrix, the associated variables are solved for and the rows removed.
While these preprocessing steps can do much to speed up the iterative part of the algorithm, if the Lagrange multipliers are required, the preprocessing steps must be undone since the multipliers calculated during the algorithm are for the transformed problem, and not the original. Thus, if the multipliers are not requested, this transformation back is not computed, and might save some time computationally.
The medium-scale active-set linear programming algorithm is a variant of the sequential quadratic programming algorithm used by fmincon (Sequential Quadratic Programming (SQP)). The difference is that the quadratic term is set to zero.
At each major iteration of the SQP method, a QP problem of the following form is solved, where Ai refers to the ith row of the m-by-n matrix A.
The method used in Optimization Toolbox™ functions is an active set strategy (also known as a projection method) similar to that of Gill et al., described in [18] and [17]. It has been modified for both Linear Programming (LP) and Quadratic Programming (QP) problems.
The solution procedure involves two phases. The first phase involves the calculation of a feasible point (if one exists). The second phase involves the generation of an iterative sequence of feasible points that converge to the solution. In this method an active set, , is maintained that is an estimate of the active constraints (i.e., those that are on the constraint boundaries) at the solution point. Virtually all QP algorithms are active set methods. This point is emphasized because there exist many different methods that are very similar in structure but that are described in widely different terms.
is updated at each iteration k, and this is used to form a basis for a search direction . Equality constraints always remain in the active set . The notation for the variable is used here to distinguish it from dk in the major iterations of the SQP method. The search direction is calculated and minimizes the objective function while remaining on any active constraint boundaries. The feasible subspace for is formed from a basis Zk whose columns are orthogonal to the estimate of the active set (i.e., ). Thus a search direction, which is formed from a linear summation of any combination of the columns of Zk, is guaranteed to remain on the boundaries of the active constraints.
The matrix Zk is formed from the last m – l columns of the QR decomposition of the matrix , where l is the number of active constraints and l < m. That is, Zk is given by
Once Zk is found, a new search direction is sought that minimizes q(d) where is in the null space of the active constraints. That is, is a linear combination of the columns of Zk: for some vector p.
Then if you view the quadratic as a function of p, by substituting for , you have
Differentiating this with respect to p yields
∇q(p) is referred to as the projected gradient of the quadratic function because it is the gradient projected in the subspace defined by Zk. The term is called the projected Hessian. Assuming the Hessian matrix H is positive definite (which is the case in this implementation of SQP), then the minimum of the function q(p) in the subspace defined by Zk occurs when ∇q(p) = 0, which is the solution of the system of linear equations
A step is then taken of the form
At each iteration, because of the quadratic nature of the objective function, there are only two choices of step length α. A step of unity along is the exact step to the minimum of the function restricted to the null space of . If such a step can be taken, without violation of the constraints, then this is the solution to QP (Equation 6-68). Otherwise, the step along to the nearest constraint is less than unity and a new constraint is included in the active set at the next iteration. The distance to the constraint boundaries in any direction is given by
which is defined for constraints not in the active set, and where the direction is towards the constraint boundary, i.e., .
When n independent constraints are included in the active set, without location of the minimum, Lagrange multipliers, λk, are calculated that satisfy the nonsingular set of linear equations
If all elements of λk are positive, xk is the optimal solution of QP (Equation 6-68). However, if any component of λk is negative, and the component does not correspond to an equality constraint, then the corresponding element is deleted from the active set and a new iterate is sought.
The algorithm requires a feasible point to start. If the current point from the SQP method is not feasible, then you can find a point by solving the linear programming problem
The notation Ai indicates the ith row of the matrix A. You can find a feasible point (if one exists) to Equation 6-74 by setting x to a value that satisfies the equality constraints. You can determine this value by solving an under- or overdetermined set of linear equations formed from the set of equality constraints. If there is a solution to this problem, then the slack variable γ is set to the maximum inequality constraint at this point.
You can modify the preceding QP algorithm for LP problems by setting the search direction to the steepest descent direction at each iteration, where gk is the gradient of the objective function (equal to the coefficients of the linear objective function).
If a feasible point is found using the preceding LP method, the main QP phase is entered. The search direction is initialized with a search direction found from solving the set of linear equations
where gk is the gradient of the objective function at the current iterate xk (i.e., Hxk + c).
If a feasible solution is not found for the QP problem, the direction of search for the main SQP routine is taken as one that minimizes γ.
The simplex algorithm, invented by George Dantzig in 1947, is one of the earliest and best known optimization algorithms. The algorithm solves the linear programming problem
The algorithm moves along the edges of the polyhedron defined by the constraints, from one vertex to another, while decreasing the value of the objective function, fTx, at each step. This section describes an improved version of the original simplex algorithm that returns a vertex optimal solution.
This section covers the following topics:
The simplex algorithm has two phases:
Phase 1 — Compute an initial basic feasible point.
Phase 2 — Compute the optimal solution to the original problem.
Note You cannot supply an initial point x0 for linprog with the simplex algorithm. If you pass in x0 as an input argument, linprog ignores x0 and computes its own initial point for the algorithm.
Phase 1. In phase 1, the algorithm finds an initial basic feasible solution (see Basic and Nonbasic Variables for a definition) by solving an auxiliary piecewise linear programming problem. The objective function of the auxiliary problem is the linear penalty function ,
where Pj(xj) is defined by
P(x) measures how much a point x violates the lower and upper bound conditions. The auxiliary problem is
The original problem has a feasible basis point if and only if the auxiliary problem has minimum value 0.
The algorithm finds an initial point for the auxiliary problem by a heuristic method that adds slack and artificial variables as necessary. The algorithm then uses this initial point together with the simplex algorithm to solve the auxiliary problem. The solution is the initial point for phase 2 of the main algorithm.
Phase 2. In phase 2, the algorithm applies the simplex algorithm, starting at the initial point from phase 1, to solve the original problem. At each iteration, the algorithm tests the optimality condition and stops if the current solution is optimal. If the current solution is not optimal, the algorithm
Chooses one variable, called the entering variable, from the nonbasic variables and adds the corresponding column of the nonbasis to the basis (see Basic and Nonbasic Variables for definitions).
Chooses a variable, called the leaving variable, from the basic variables and removes the corresponding column from the basis.
Updates the current solution and the current objective value.
The algorithm chooses the entering and the leaving variables by solving two linear systems while maintaining the feasibility of the solution.
The algorithm detects when there is no progress in the Phase 2 solution process. It attempts to continue by performing bound perturbation. For an explanation of this part of the algorithm, see Applegate, Bixby, Chvatal, and Cook [59].
The simplex algorithm uses the same preprocessing steps as the interior-point linear programming solver, which are described in Preprocessing. In addition, the algorithm uses two other steps:
Eliminates columns that have only one nonzero element and eliminates their corresponding rows.
For each constraint equation a·x = b, where a is a row of Aeq, the algorithm computes the lower and upper bounds of the linear combination a·x as rlb and rub if the lower and upper bounds are finite. If either rlb or rub equals b, the constraint is called a forcing constraint. The algorithm sets each variable corresponding to a nonzero coefficient of a·x equal to its upper or lower bound, depending on the forcing constraint. The algorithm then deletes the columns corresponding to these variables and deletes the rows corresponding to the forcing constraints.
To use the simplex method, set the Algorithm option to 'simplex' using optimoptions.
options = optimoptions(@linprog,'Algorithm','simplex');
Then call linprog with the options input argument. See the reference page for linprog for more information.
linprog returns empty output arguments for x and fval if it detects infeasibility or unboundedness in the preprocessing procedure. linprog returns the current point when it
Exceeds the maximum number of iterations
Detects that the problem is infeasible or unbounded in phases 1 or 2
When the problem is unbounded, linprog returns x and fval in the unbounded direction.
This section defines the terms basis, nonbasis, and basic feasible solutions for a linear programming problem. The definition assumes that the problem is given in the following standard form:
(Note that A and b are not the matrix and vector defining the inequalities in the original problem.) Assume that A is an m-by-n matrix, of rank m < n, whose columns are {a1, a2, ..., an}. Suppose that is a basis for the column space of A, with index set B = {i1, i2, ..., im}, and that N = {1, 2, ..., n}\B is the complement of B. The submatrix AB is called a basis and the complementary submatrix AN is called a nonbasis. The vector of basic variables is xB and the vector of nonbasic variables is xN. At each iteration in phase 2, the algorithm replaces one column of the current basis with a column of the nonbasis and updates the variables xB and xN accordingly.
If x is a solution to A·x = b and all the nonbasic variables in xN are equal to either their lower or upper bounds, x is called a basic solution. If, in addition, the basic variables in xB satisfy their lower and upper bounds, so that x is a feasible point, x is called a basic feasible solution.


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Monte Carlo simulations of gas, coal and nuclear plant investment returns are used as inputs of a Mean– Variance Portfolio optimization to identify optimal base load generation portfolios for large electricity generators in liberalized electricity markets. We study the impact of fuel, electricity, and CO2 price risks and their degree of correlation on optimal plant portfolios. High degrees of correlation between gas and electricity prices – as observed in most European markets – reduce gas plant risks and make portfolios dominated by gas plant more attractive. Long-term power purchase contracts and/or a lower cost of capital can rebalance optimal portfolios towards more diversified portfolios with larger shares of nuclear and coal plants.
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EPPING - Mark Marasca and Sophie Jordan, students at Epping Middle School (EMS) in Epping, were honored at the Fourteenth Annual Scholar Leader Awards Banquet, held at the Center of New Hampshire in Manchester, on May 30. Each student was presented with a plaque recognizing his or her achievements.
The criteria for being chosen to receive the Middle Level Scholar Leader Award include demonstrating academic initiative and scholarship, providing service to classmates and school, exemplifying positive attitudes, and demonstrating leadership in the classroom and school activities. Both are members of the Sapere Aude Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society at Epping Middle School.
Over three hundred seventy-five guests, including students, educators, and parents, attended this year's banquet, which celebrated the achievements of middle level students who are representative of the many outstanding young adolescents in middle level schools in New Hampshire. The guests included eighty-one students from forty schools from all over the state.
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I've just posted a new gallery with night photography of an old silver mine in Western Nevada. These images are from two nights of shooting during the June full moon. We had cloudy skies the first night, and crystal clear conditions that favored long star trails on the second night. We were fortunate to meet the caretaker and his dogs during the daytime and get permission to photograph these amazing old structures. The conveyor system over the road to transport ore down the hill for processing was really cool. Beyond the thrill of photographing these ruins at night, hanging out with the caretaker was my favorite part of the experience. The eighth photo shows the corrugated mining building that he lives in, and old hippie bus that he arrived in over 20 years ago. The bus is called Furthest, which is a play on Ken Kesey's bus Further. Enjoy the gallery, and let me know if you have questions about any of the exposure, light painting, or post-processing techniques.
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Great images Joe. Love the bus with the stairs up to the chairs. I really like the look of the whole area where you had the most lights in the image. Your work has always caught my eye due to the temperature of your final images. Do you have a favorite range you process with and or set in your camera? Thanks.
Joe, excellent set like always:) I kind like cloudy night exposures it really work well diffusing moonlight.
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The last member of the Texas Syndicate on a 20-defendant federal indictment has been sent to prison, and federal officials say the sentencing effectively shut down the prison-based gang in San Antonio.
Of the handful of prison gangs in Texas, the TS had operated mainly in the other big cities in the state -- Houston, Dallas, Fort Worth and Austin. But Assistant U.S. Attorney Joey Contreras in San Antonio said the government's earlier success in getting rid of the Mexican Mafia allowed the TS to get a foothold here.
Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott has appealed a decision ordering his office to pay the nearly $270,000 in legal bills for state Sen. Wendy Davis, D-Fort Worth, charges she accumulated in a 2011 federal redistricting case involving her senate district.
Last year, a federal three-judge panel ruled in favor of Davis and a federal district judge in San Antonio revisited that order, affirming the ruling.
This month, KPAC 88.3 FM and KSTX 89.1 FM begin a four-week series of announcements on-air that should be music to your ears. And your heart. And your brain. We're calling it "Music For Your Life."
The Playhouse is about to begin a play that is raising a few eyebrows because of what the play is about.
"'Venus in Fur' is a play adaptation by David Ives of the novel published first in German in 1870 by Leopold von Sacher-Masoch," said John O'Neil, who directs the production.
But there's no getting around it, the show is about sex.
"Sexy, erotic, sensuous, but not trashy, if that makes any sense," O'Neil said.
Texas Matters: Law professor and author David Dow has had a unique experience with death and has compiled those diverse experiences into a new book. As an attorney, Dow has been part of over 100 cases where those on trial were facing death row, defending -- often unsuccessfully -- those who are facing their own end and who are coming to terms with what that means for their loved ones. Dow uses those experiences along with the death of people close to his family to give a look into the way relationships transform in the face of death.
Fronteras: Most Americans use more than 100 gallons of water a day, but in Smith Lake, New Mexico, on the Navajo Nation, they use seven. As industries develop farther into remote areas, they run into conflicts with tribes who view certain sites as sacred New York City's "stop and frisk" law has been controversial because of the potential for racial profiling and in San Diego, activists say the same thing is happening.
Austin Federal District Judge Sam Sparks surprised all parties when he decided to not force two couples who filed suit in San Antonio to join two other cases challenging Texas' constitutional ban on same-sex marriage.
San Antonio attorney Neel Lane, who represents the San Antonio couples -- Cleo DeLeon and Nicole Dimetman, and Victor Holmes and Mark Phariss -- is pleased with Sparks' decision.
Monsieur Doumani is not a single person, but three young men from Cyprus, the island nation in the Mediterranean Sea. Formed in 2011, and coming from different musical backgrounds, they were united by their love for the traditional music of their island home. Antonis Antoniou plays the tzouras, an instrument comparable to the bouzouki, Angelos Ionas is the guitarist, and Demetris Yiasemides plays the wind instruments.
I'm guessing that anyone that goes to see a movie named "Lone Survivor" will assume from the title of the film that only one man comes out alive, right? And that when the producer of the film, Mark Wahlberg, is also the star, that he'll be the said survivor, yes? Wahlberg plays Houston-born Navy SEAL Marcus Luttrell, who with three fellow SEALs was ambushed by Taliban forces during a special operation on a remote Afghani mountain in 2005.
That a Grammy-winning singer is coming to the Carver Cultural Center is a big deal, but that she's been nominated seven times makes it far bigger still. She's Brazilian jazz singer Luciana Souza, who will perform Saturday, January 19, at the Carver's Jo Long Theater, and to call her music smooth is an understatement.
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PITTSFORD – A pair of two-minute drills that resulted in touchdowns saved what was otherwise a day to forget for the Bills' offense this morning.
Kevin Kolb directed the first scoring drive, completing three straight passes to Stevie Johnson to start. After a run for no gain and a sack by Jamie Blatnick, Kolb connected on a 39-yard touchdown pass to Marquise Goodwin, who beat Nickell Robey down the right sideline.
Jeff Tuel was next, and his first play in the two-minute session was a big one: a 49-yard gain down the right sideline to Da'Rick Rogers. Tuel then completed consecutive passes to Brandon Kaufman and Marcus Easley for short gains, before two straight run plays by Tashard Choice. On third-and-goal, Tuel hit Choice on a swing pass for a touchdown.
It was exactly the finish to practice Tuel needed. The undrafted free agent had started the 11-on-11 portion of the workout by going 0 for 8. He was also sacked four times, including a stretch of three of four plays in which Kyle Williams was in the backfield. By unofficial count, Tuel took 28 reps, while Kolb got 32.
There were several good plays turned in by Bills' defenders. As mentioned, Williams was in the backfield all morning, and Kiko Alonso, Jerry Hughes and Alan Branch also were in on sacks. Defensive coordinator Mike Pettine was dialing up several pressures, including one from safety Da'Norris Searcy, who had a direct line at Tuel and forced a hurried throw that was incomplete. On one play, the Bills blitzed both safeties, Searcy and Aaron Williams, at Kolb.
Williams earlier made an interception of Kolb during 7-on-7s on a ball that deflected off the hands of receiver Stevie Johnson.
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Niagara Gazette — A county legislature panel has been asked a second time to get behind a program offering discounted dental services to residents.
An agent of Rochester-based Health Economics Group, a third-party insurance negotiator, presented details of the group's Dental Network Card Program to the community services committee Monday.
The card program is not dental insurance, it's more like a membership club. Individuals and families that buy membership have access to basic and advanced dental services for 30 to 40 percent less than going rates for non-insured patients, according to Eric R. Lintala, director of business development for Health Economics Group.
Participating dentists and practices are part of the 100,000-member, nationwide DenteMax network. In Lockport, most but not all of 52 participating dentists are with Aspen Dental.
The card costs $36.50 per year per individual or $52 per year for a family. After paying the fee, cardholders are given a list of area dentists who'll provide services at discounted rates, for example: an exam and a cleaning, $74 versus the going rate in Western New York, $110; tooth extraction, $79 versus $119; a porcelain crown, $641 versus $941; and a molar root canal, $656 versus $1,056.
Retired persons and employees of small businesses seem most receptive to the card program, according to Lintala.
Health Economics Group is asking Niagara County to "sponsor" the card program here, meaning endorse and help promote it in various ways including permitting H.E.G. to market the program to clients of the county Office for the Aging.
The program is endorsed by the well-respected New York State Association of Counties and is officially sponsored by eight counties now including Orleans, Chautauqua, Broome and Nassau. That's two more counties than in mid-2011, when H.E.G. first approached the county, and about a half-dozen more including Genesee and Wyoming are coming on board, Lintala said.
Through word of mouth, almost 200 Niagara County residents already are Dental Network card holders, according to Lintala.
Anyone can join, he said. Card holders have to re-enroll every year — it's not automatic, he said — and about 60 percent do.
For more information about the program and enrollment, visit www.heginc.com/nysac.


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My boyfriend T.J. and I were sitting at my house one day and since we were really bored, we decided to pull out my microbes and play with them. We ended coming up with a game where we put all the germs in a big pile and then closed our eyes and both grabbed one at random. Then we would decide between both of us which germ we thought was more dangerous. The dangerous one was put back in the pile and the loser was taken out of the game. This process was repeated until only one germ stood. White blood cell, AIDS, T4, and penicillin were special germs. If you drew one of them you could keep it at your side and draw a different germ. Then you could later use your special germ if you needed too. When white blood cell was on your side your germ would automatically win that round if you chose to use it. Same with penicillin and AIDS (AIDS because your germ would be more dangerous if the person also had a weakened immune system). T4 did the same thing except it only worked on bacteria. The special germs were one use and after using them they would be taken out of the game. Minus the fact that we haven't really thought of what to do with the rest of the corporals, what do you guys think of our little game? Any suggestions? I actually have even started to make a card game to go along with it so we can play the game even when we're not around the actual microbes.
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The fourth annual jazz performance of the Vince Gauraldi album 'A Charlie Brown Christmas' for John Milham, Chris Spies and Tommy Sciple, collectively known as The John Milham Trio, goes on stage this weekend. Coming along for the ride are Austin TX band the Invincible Czars and the Jubilee Children's Choir.
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