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To the delight of a huge crowd who had stayed on in the hope of seeing their idol, David Beckham strode out after England's 2-2 friendly draw with Cameroon here yesterday and did some ball work, even making strong contact with that fast-healing left foot.
The joy of the Japanese fans, many of whom wore Beckham No 7 shirts and chanted "We want Beckham" during the match as the object of their affections remained on the bench, was inevitably shared by England's management, who are hopeful that their talismanic midfielder will be fit for action soon. "Beckham is 50-50 to play against Sweden," said Tord Grip, England's assistant coach, of the opening World Cup Group F game next Sunday.
Six weeks and four days after breaking a metatarsal bone in his left foot, Beckham professed he was feeling "very good". Sven-Goran Eriksson now hopes Beckham will join in a full training session on Wednesday. "By Wednesday or Thursday we will know if Beckham plays against Sweden or not," said Eriksson.
It would still be a remarkably swift recovery if Beckham got on the field at any stage in Saitama. England's fitness coach, Ivan Carminati, had observed over the weekend that the Manchester United midfielder would need another 12 days to regain full fitness, a prognosis ruling him out of Sweden and the Argentina game on June 7. This would have left Nigeria on June 12 in Osaka as Beckham's return date. Even then there would be fears of Beckham being targeted for an early tough tackle to test his mental and physical strength.
But Eriksson insisted Beckham was not heading for the airport, as was being suggested yesterday. "I wouldn't dream of sending Beckham home," said the England coach. "In my opinion everything seems nice. You saw him today and he was running. He has been kicking the ball with his left foot. I spoke to him afterwards and he said there was no pain.
"As long as he knows that the bone has healed he won't be afraid. His last X-ray was very, very positive. I always told you Beckham would play. It's important that he plays." Yet it will still be a substantial surprise if Beckham starts against Sweden.
If Beckham fails to make the Saitama assignation, England will consider using Owen Hargreaves on the right. The Bayern Munich midfielder has been outstanding in executing the central ball-winning responsibilities against Cameroon and also South Korea last week. But with Nicky Butt fast approaching fitness, Hargreaves could be switched out wide.
"We would have no hesitation in playing Hargreaves in Beckham's role," said Grip. "He prefers central midfield but we have watched him many times for Bayern Munich and he can play anywhere." Hargreaves was superb in right midfield for Bayern at Manchester United on March 13.
"You could put Hargreaves anywhere in midfield," said Eriksson, although left midfield has not really suited him in the past. Eriksson added that Emile Heskey, who started on the left of a 4-4-2 formation yesterday, would "definitely" begin against Sweden. "He will play whether it is up front or to the left or right."
If Eriksson sticks to his plan to line up 4-4-2 in Saitama then Heskey will play left midfield with the hugely impressive Darius Vassell partnering Michael Owen. Heskey has scored three times in 24 internationals, a contrast to Vassell's three in five. "Vassell's quick and scores goals," said Eriksson, "but I'm not concerned at all about Heskey."
Eriksson also intimated that if Kieron Dyer (knee) was not fit by Sunday, he would go home. "You can have one player not fit for Sweden but not two," said Eriksson.
"Maybe we will have to make a decision on Dyer in the middle of the week or the end. I want more or less a guarantee he will be fit for Argentina."
Dyer insisted he still had a role to play. "I will definitely play in the World Cup," said the Newcastle United midfielder.
"It's going much better than expected. I'm training without pain for the first time. I expect to be in full training this week. I could even be fit for Sweden. It's been OK in the gym. I have not been short of company."
Eriksson must at times feel like a doctor doing his rounds. Last night's bulletins from his various other patients were encouraging. "Nicky Butt [knee] did everything in training yesterday and if it had been an important game he might have played against Cameroon," said the England coach. "I'm sure Butt will be ready for Sweden. Ashley Cole [knee] is also running a lot. David Seaman [groin] should also be OK for practice early in the week."
There was also good news on Robbie Fowler, who returned from a hip injury to score England's injury-time equaliser.
"It was touch or go that I would be involved because the hip was still niggling me but the manager talked me into playing," said the Leeds United striker. "It's still niggly but I will be all right for Sweden."
Sweden collected two injuries in their 1-1 draw with Japan in Tokyo on Saturday. Magnus Andersson, their central midfielder, aggravated an old foot injury and will have a fitness test today. Celtic's Johan Mjallby had a cortisone injection in his right shoulder but he hopes to be fit to face England.


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What Is to Be Done? (English and Russian Edition)
"No work in modern literature, with the possible exception of Uncle Tom's Cabin, can compete with What Is to Be Done? in its effect on human lives and its power to make history. For Chernyshevsky's novel, far more than Marx's Capital, supplied the emotional dynamic that eventually went to make the Russian Revolution." Joseph Frank, The Southern Review
Almost from the moment of its publication in 1863, Nikolai Chernyshevsky's novel, What Is to Be Done?, had a profound impact on the course of Russian literature and politics. The idealized image it offered of dedicated and self-sacrificing intellectuals transforming society by means of scientific knowledge served as a model of inspiration for Russia's revolutionary intelligentsia. On the one hand, the novel's condemnation of moderate reform helped to bring about the irrevocable break between radical intellectuals and liberal reformers; on the other, Chernyshevsky's socialist vision polarized conservatives' opposition to institutional reform. Lenin himself called Chernyshevsky "the greatest and most talented representative of socialism before Marx"; and the controversy surrounding What Is to Be Done? exacerbated the conflicts that eventually led to the Russian Revolution.
Michael R. Katz's readable and compelling translation is now the definitive unabridged English-language version, brilliantly capturing the extraordinary qualities of the original. William G. Wagner has provided full annotations to Chernyshevsky's allusions and references and to the, sources of his ideas, and has appended a critical bibliography. An introduction by Katz and Wagner places the novel in the context of nineteenth-century Russian social, political, and intellectual history and literature, and explores its importance for several generations of Russian radicals.
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The elegant gentleman spy Alex Hawke has all but given up on life. The British-American MI6 counterterrorism operative lost the woman he loved on his last mission, almost a year ago, and has sought refuge the bottom of a rum bottle ever since. But late one night at his home on Bermuda, he receives a wake-up call . . . literally.
His Royal Highness Prince Charles, an old friend, desperately needs his help. Someone is threatening the lives of the British Royal Family. And the death threat Prince Charles received carries a signature identical to one Charles found in a book belong to his uncle, Lord Mountbatten—the beloved family patriarch who was assassinated 30 years before. Someone from the past again has the British crown in his sights, and has proven once before that these threats are not to be taken lightly. This is just the call to duty Hawke needs to get back in action—if the killer doesn't end his life first.
Warlord is adventure-thriller fiction of the highest order—told with verve and swashbuckling panache by one of the absolute best in the game.
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"Bell's fine sixth thriller featuring swashbuckling British spy Alex Hawke mixes action and suspense with just the right amount of humor and old-fashioned boys-book adventure. Hawke, who's been feeling suicidal since a personal tragedy in his last outing (Tsar), snaps out of his depression and back into secret agent mode after receiving a phone call from his old pal, His Royal Highness, the prince of Wales. Someone is targeting the British royal family for assassination, starting years earlier with Charles's uncle, Lord Mountbatten. All clues point to the IRA and the mysterious killer known as Mr. Smith.
Meanwhile, a terrorist organization, Sword of Allah, has joined forces with the Taliban and al-Qaeda and is carrying out a string of devastating bombings across the globe designed to establish a worldwide caliphate. Thriller readers looking for an unabashed romp with a patriotic heart and a smart take on modern-day terrorism will be amply rewarded."
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"Prior to his last mission, British spy Alex Hawke met Russian artist Anastasia Korsakova on a Bermuda beach while on R&R. He falls in love with her, but his case inside the New Russia puts him against her father Count Ivan Korsakov. While he completed the mission, his beloved Anastasia dies (see Tsar).
Almost a year later, Hawke remains depressed with his only companion a bottle of rum that rarely numbs the pain inside his heart. He wants nothing to do with the espionage game until his royal friend Prince Charles begs him to help as someone threatens to assassinate the Royal family. Normally one to ignore such intimidation, Charles explains that somehow the culprit left a tome with a signature identical to the one belonging to his late uncle, Lord Mountbatten, who was murdered three decades ago. Hawke leaves Bermuda for London to begin his search for the mysterious killer. At the same time the Sword of Allah unites with the Taliban and al-Qaeda to form an evil alliance terrorizing the world.
The latest Hawke espionage thriller is an exhilarating tale that combines news headlines with the historical killing of Lord Mountbatten inside a super spy tale. Hawke's battle with suicidal depression feels real as he lost his love while killing her father so has welcomed a Russian death squad since he returned home to Bermuda. Now, only a special case called in by the Prince of Wales can get him back on the job and out of his crippling grief. Once in London, he reverts to Hawke super counter espionage agent. Warlord is a fabulous action-packed entry, but it is the fight within the hero's soul that makes it special."
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"A James Bondish adventure brought up to date with Middle Eastern terrorists, Russian baddies and assorted other denizens of evil empires around the world.
Alex Hawke is a modern type, but not so modern that he's given up smoking—or, even if he does read Susan Sontag, that he's become new-age sensitive. He's a reader and a thinker, a veteran of British intelligence and a counterterrorism expert of renown. He also bears the burdens of grief. As Bell tells us in a slightly hamfisted bit of exposition, Alex's parents had been killed "at the hands of drug pirates when the boy was but seven" (which, doing the numbers, would put those drug pirates well ahead of the curve). To top that off, Alex's true love has fallen victim to the endless struggle between good and evil—or, as he puts it: "My heart's in the grave." By rights he should be a basket case, but then comes a call from old pal Prince Charles (yes, that Prince Charles), who informs him that the bloke or blokes who did in his uncle Dickie Mountbatten are back, threatening to repeat their dastardly acts on Charles and his progeny. The plot thickens, involving a small army of walk-on characters, some from real life (think Princess Di and Dodi Fayed) and some from an ample supply of stock characters (for one, an all-wise, ever-patient manservant). Though many genre conventions are well in place, Bell has fun with his tale, allowing Hawke enough opportunities for mayhem and carnage as to embarrass the murderous James Bond of Quantum of Solace—as when, for instance, he dispatches a terrorist, "little more than a boy," by slicing him apart with an assault knife. That's exactly in character, and exactly what the situation called for.
A meaty, entertaining thriller, sometimes predictable, more often not—just the thing for fans of Ludlum, Trevanian and Fleming."
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The T&T Gymnastics Federation (TTGF) is seeking to have gymnast Thema Williams' multi-million dollar lawsuit against it struck out before it even reaches to trial.
During a case management conference of the case held at Port-of-Spain High Court yesterday the TTGF's lawyer Justin Junkere submitted that Williams should not have been allowed to bring the lawsuit as other methods of challenging the federation's handling of her Olympic bid last year were available to her.
Junkere referred to the federation's internal constitutional which he said prescribes dispute resolution in situations such as Williams'.
Head of Williams' legal team Martin Daly, SC, asked presiding Judge Frank Seepersad for additional time to respond in writing to Junkere's application and was granted the extension.
Seepersad stated that the issue must be resolved before the case is allowed to proceed and adjourned to April 25, when he is expected to deliver his decision.
The controversial dispute between the athlete and the federation began after Williams was replaced by Marissa Dick to represent this country at the Olympic Test Event at Rio de Janeiro event in April. Her initial selection was based on her performance at the World Artistic Gymnastics Championship in Glasgow, Scotland on October 23, 2015, where she placed higher than Dick.
Williams claimed that her coach John Geddert was informed by the federation that she was withdrawn because she was injured, a claim which she denies. Alternate athlete Dick was selected to participate in the event instead and eventually qualified becoming the first person to represent T&T in gymnastics at the Olympics.
Last February, photographs of both Williams and Dick posing topless were posted on social media websites and were sent to the federation. The photos were allegedly broadcast by the mother of another gymnast, who claimed that they should not represent T&T.
In her claim for $11.38 million in damages, Williams is claiming compensation for her "loss of opportunity" and damage to her personal and professional reputation allegedly caused by the "harsh and oppressive" actions of the federation's executive.
Her attorneys are contending that by failing to be given an opportunity to qualify for the last year's Olympics in Rio de Janeiro in Brazil, she suffered a huge loss of opportunity of endorsements, motivational speaking engagements and repeated business opportunities as well as a full scholarship to the Michigan State University, which she forewent in her bid to represent T&T at event. Williams is also being represented by Keith Scotland.


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Edmond (Okla.) Memorial linebacker Dane Zaslaw has completed two of his three official visits. How did the trip to College Station go?
"I had a real good time on the visit overall," the 6-foot-2, 241-pound Zaslaw said. "The stadium is great. When that place is full it is something!"
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While Zaslaw completed his second trip this time the outcome of the game was different for the home team.
"When I was at OU, they won their game. A&M was close but just didn't win. It was a good game overall, but they just missed on a few plays. After the game one of the assistant coaches asked us recruits to raise our hand if we had never lost a game. Nobody raised their hand. He then told us that losing was part of the game. Nobody wins every game. It is how you respond from the loss that decides how you'll be."
Zaslaw has narrowed his list down to three schools, LSU, Oklahoma and Texas A&M. His final trip was scheduled for this next weekend to LSU.
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Now, for tri-tips I am a big fan of the reverse sear method, and I think it is an excellent way to get a chunk of meat done. But, I have done rib roasts for years with the idea of putting the roast into the oven or kettle running along at 450F or so, then letting it go for 30 minutes, then turning down the heat or closing the bottom vents to cruise down to 275F and finishing at this temperature. And I have not been disappointed in my roast for almost 30 years done this way.
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At the University of Washington READi Lab, we conduct research related to early detection and intervention for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Our studies cover a wide range of key areas in autism research. Our research participants are families with and without children with autism. Learn about the benefits of participating.
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This project is evaluating a parent-implemented intervention designed to improve children's social and communication skills. Our study will examine the effectiveness of ImPACT (Improving Parents as Communicative Teachers) for infants at familial risk for ASD. Participating families will be randomly assigned to either the Treatment group or an Assess-and-Monitor group.
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- When using folders, a new [None] entry contains the items that have no value (yet) for the selected folder field.
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8.6 Example MSP Scripts
These are a collection of sample MSP scripts, each of which will demonstrate some detail or feature. The sources for all these examples are included in the Mathematica MSP application in the directory MSPScripts/Examples.
8.6.1 A Beginning: Hello.msp
If you installed webMathematica as described previously, you should be able to connect to this MSP script via http://localhost:8080/webMathematica/MSP/Examples/Hello. (You may have some other URL for accessing your server.)
This example evaluates the Date[] function of Mathematica. The result changes each time the page is accessed, demonstrating that this really is a dynamic process. The server sees the request for Hello and searches for an MSP called Hello.msp. The source for this page is in MSPScripts/Examples/Hello.msp.
  <title>Hello World (MSP)</title>
Hello World (MSP)

Date[]
 <%Mathlet Date::usage %>
Its current value is:
 <%Mathlet Date[] %>
This is standard HTML, except for the two Mathlet tags <%Mathlet expr %>. Mathematica replaces each Mathlet with the result of evaluating and formatting its contents. This builds a new HTML document, which is then returned to the client.
Of course, this example is not interesting, because the user is not doing anything other than retrieving a page. For interactive behavior, a user needs to send input values with the request. The next example, Variables.msp, discusses this further.
8.6.2 Working with Variables: Variables.msp
If you installed webMathematica as described earlier, you should be able to connect to this MSP script via http://localhost:8080/webMathematica/MSP/Examples/Variables. (You may have some other URL for accessing your server.) It demonstrates how variables are connected to input values. The source for this page is in MSPScripts/Examples/Variables.msp.
  <title>Assigning Variables</title>
Assigning Variables
 <form action="Variables" method="post"> Enter something: <input type="text" name="input" size="10">
 <%Mathlet $$input %>
 <input type="submit" name="submitButton" value="Evaluate"> </form>
This page is more elaborate because it contains form and input elements. These are important ways for allowing interaction from the client.
A form element is a block of HTML that may contain input elements. A form may be activated with an input of type submit; this sends the name and value associated with each input tag to the server. Here, the opening tag of the form element contains two attributes. The action attribute refers to a URL that is accessed when the form is activated. In this case, it is a relative URL that refers to the original Variables script. The method attribute tells the browser what HTTP method to use—in this case, a post method. (It is very common to use post methods.)
This example has two input tags: the first allows the user of the page to enter text, and the second specifies a button that, when pressed, will submit the form. When the form is submitted, it will send information from input elements to the URL specified by the action attribute (in this case, the same MSP). Information entered by the user is sent to a Mathematica kernel and assigned to a Mathematica symbol. The name of the symbol is given by prepending $$ to the value of the name attribute. Here the name attribute is input, and the Mathematica symbol $$input is assigned to the contents of the input element.
The first time the page is accessed there is no value for $$input. When a value is entered in the text field and the Evaluate button pressed, the text is displayed. Note that the value is a Mathematica string—if you enter an input such as "5+7", no computation is actually done. If you want the input to be interpreted and evaluated by Mathematica, you need to use one of the MSP functions.
You can distinguish between Mathematica symbols that get definitions from the server versus other symbols because the former all receive a $$ prefix. This is necessary to make sure that symbols from the server, such as those from an image map, do not collide with regular Mathematica symbols.
8.6.3 Using MSP Functions: Expand.msp
If you installed webMathematica as described above, you should be able to connect to this MSP script via http://localhost:8080/webMathematica/MSP/Examples/Expand. (You may have some other URL for accessing your server.) It allows a polynomial and an exponent to be entered. When the submit button is pressed, the polynomial is raised to the power and expanded, and an HTML page that contains the result is returned. The source for this page is in MSPScripts/Examples/Expand.msp.
  <title>Expanding Polynomials</title>
Expanding Polynomials
 <form action="Expand" method="post"> Enter a polynomial (e.g. x+y): <input type="text" name="expr" size="10"> Enter a positive integer (e.g. 4): <input type="text" name="num" size="3">
 <%Mathlet MSPBlock[{$$expr, $$num}, Expand[$$expr^$$num]] %>
 <input type="submit" name="submitButton" value="Evaluate"> </form>
This page contains form and input tags as described in the previous example. Additionally, the Mathlets refer to Mathematica functions that are not in standard usage.
When the form is submitted, the server connects to a Mathematica kernel, in which two symbols, $$expr and $$num, are assigned to the text from the two input elements. If no text is entered, the symbols will not have any definition.
Mathematica now evaluates the Mathlet. The MSPBlock command is a programming construct, which here inspects two variables, $$expr and $$num. If either of these has no value, MSPBlock returns a null string, which is why the first time you access the page, you do not see a result. The values of both variables are then interpreted by Mathematica. If successful, the results of interpretation are substituted into the second argument or body of MSPBlock. In this example, all instances of $$expr are substituted with the parsed value of $$expr, and the same is done for $$num. The result is then evaluated, formatted, and placed in the HTML page, which is returned to the client.
Interpretation of the variables by Mathematica can fail in two ways: the input might not be valid Mathematica input (for example, f[}), or it might be some dangerous input (such as ReadList["/etc/passwd"]). In both cases, the inputs are rejected and an error message generated. This demonstrates some of the security features of the system, which the Security section documents in detail.
8.6.4 Graphics: Plot.msp
If you installed webMathematica as described above, you should be able to connect to this MSP script via http://localhost:8080/webMathematica/MSP/Examples/Plot. (You may have some other URL for accessing your server.) It allows the user to enter a function to be plotted. The source for this page is in MSPScripts/Examples/Plot.msp.
  <title>Plot</title>
Plot
 <form action="Plot" method="post"> Enter a function: <input type="text" name="fun" size="24" value="<%Mathlet MSPValue[ $$fun, "Sin[x]^2"] %>"> Enter a number: <input type="text" name="x1" size="24" value="<%Mathlet MSPValue[ $$x1, "10"] %>">
 <%Mathlet MSPBlock[{$$fun, $$x1}, MSPShow[Plot[$$fun, {x, 0, $$x1}]]] %>
 <input type="submit" name="btnSubmit" value="Evaluate"> </form>
In this example, the two text input elements use Mathlets to fill in values when the page is first requested. It is often useful to suggest input and also to preserve input that was previously entered. These use MSPValue, which returns the value of the variable in the first argument, or the second argument if the variable has no value. This demonstrates a new use of a Mathlet: to provide inline expansion for a quoted attribute value. Mathlets are evaluated completely out of context for the syntax of the page, and can go anywhere, supplying any part of the text of the page.
The third Mathlet then evaluates. The MSPBlock makes sure that both $$fun and $$x1 have valid values, which are used in the Plot command. MSPShow saves an image on the server and returns the necessary HTML to refer to this image. You may wish to use the View Source option of your browser to see how the page refers to the image. The image uses a GIF format; it is possible to save images in other formats, such as JPEG, by setting a third argument. The MSP Function Reference section documents this feature.
8.6.5 Typeset Images: Integrate.msp
If you installed webMathematica as described above, you should be able to connect to this MSP script via http://localhost:8080/webMathematica/MSP/Examples/Integrate. (You may have some other URL for accessing your server.) It allows the user to enter a function to be integrated. The result is then formatted by the typesetting system and saved as an image. The source for this page is in MSPScripts/Examples/Integrate.msp.
<%Mathlet integrand = Null; If[ MSPValueQ[ $$expr], integrand = MSPToExpression[ $$expr]] ;%>  <title>Integration</title>
Integrate a function
 <form action="Integrate" method="post">Input:
 <input type="text" name="expr" size="24" value="<%Mathlet MSPValue[ $$expr, "Sin[x]^2"] %>">
 <%Mathlet If[ integrand =!= Null, MSPFormat[Integrate[integrand, x], StandardForm] %>
 <input type="submit" name="btnSubmit" value="Evaluate"> </form>
In this example, a Mathlet integrates an expression and uses MSPFormat to format the result with StandardForm. This generates an image and returns a reference to the image. For this to work, it is necessary to use the Mathematica front end.
The example also demonstrates the use of page scoped variables with MSPToExpression. This is an alternative to the use of MSPBlock that is a bit more complicated but also more expressive. The page variable integrand is initialized to Null, and later, if its value has been modified, the integration is carried out. It is assigned to the interpreted value of $$expr only if this input variable actually has a value. Note that if an error, such as a security error, is encountered in interpreting $$expr, an exception will be thrown and integrand will not be assigned to a new value. An alternative to scoping a variable to a page is to scope to a session, which is possible with MSPSessionVariable.
8.6.6 Live 3D Plotting: Plot3DLive.msp
If you installed webMathematica as described above, you should be able to connect to this MSP script via http://localhost:8080/webMathematica/MSP/Examples/Plot3DLive. (You may have some other URL for accessing your server.) It allows the user to enter a function to be plotted by the LiveGraphics3D applet. The source for this page is in MSPScripts/Examples/Plot3DLive.msp.
  <title>Live 3D Plotting</title>  <%Mathlet $ImageBackground = "#ffffff"; $ImageSize = {300, 300}; %>
Live 3D Plotting
 <form action="Plot3DLive" method="post"> Plot3D of <input type="text" name="fun" size="22" value = "<%Mathlet MSPValue[ $$fun, "Sin[x y]^2"] %>">
 x from: <input type="text" name="x0" size="10" value = "<%Mathlet MSPValue[ $$x0, "-2"] %>"> to: <input type="text" name="x1" size="10" value = "<%Mathlet MSPValue[ $$x1, "2"] %>">
 y from: <input type="text" name="y0" size="10" value = "<%Mathlet MSPValue[ $$y0, "-2"] %>"> to: <input type="text" name="y1" size="10" value = "<%Mathlet MSPValue[ $$y1, "2"] %>">
 Number of points to plot: <input type="text" name="pts" size="5" value = "<%Mathlet MSPValue[ $$pts, "20"] %>">
 <%Mathlet MSPBlock[ {$$fun, $$x0, $$x1, $$y0, $$y1, $$pts}, MSPLive3D[ Plot3D[$$fun, {x, $$x0, $$x1}, {y, $$y0, $$y1}, PlotPoints -> $$pts]]] %>
 <input type="submit" name="btnSubmit" value="Evaluate"> </form>
This example uses a number of Mathlets to set up parameters. The last Mathlet takes the values of these parameters and uses them in a call to Plot3D. The result of this is used by MSPLive3D to call the LiveGraphics3D applet. This gives a real-time rotation of the three-dimensional graphics object.
8.6.7 Returning General Content: Content.msp
If you installed webMathematica as described above, you should be able to connect to this MSP script via http://localhost:8080/webMathematica/MSP/Examples/Content. (You may have some other URL for accessing your server.)
All of the examples up to this point return HTML to the browser, but the web can work with general content involving many different formats. MSPReturn is provided to allow an MSP script to return arbitrary content. Here is an example that demonstrates how different formats can be returned. The source is in MSPScripts/Examples/Content.msp and MSPScripts/Examples/Content.m.
First, here is the source of the MSP script.
  <title>General Content</title>
General Content
 <form action="Content" method="post">
 This example generates a notebook, converts it into a specific format and returns that format.
 <%Mathlet If[ MSPValueQ[ $$button], Get[ "Content.m"]; MSPReturn @@ GeneralContent[ $$button]] %>
 <input type="Submit" name="button" value="Notebook"> <input type="Submit" name="button" value="PostScript"> <input type="Submit" name="button" value="GIF"> </form>
Here is the Mathematica source.
MakeNotebook[] := UseFrontEnd[ Module[ {nb, nbobj}, nb = NotebookCreate[] ; NotebookWrite[ nb, Cell[ "A Dynamically Created Notebook", "Title"]] ; NotebookWrite[ nb, Cell[ "Converted to " <> $$button, "Subtitle"]] ; NotebookWrite[ nb, Cell[ "The date is " <> ToString[ Date[]], "Text"]] ; nbobj = NotebookGet[ nb] ; NotebookClose[ nb] ; nbobj]]GeneralContent[ fmt_] := Module[ {nbobj}, nbobj = MakeNotebook[] ; UseFrontEnd[ Switch[ fmt, "Notebook", {ToString[ nbobj, InputForm], "application/mathematica"}, "PostScript", {DisplayString[ nbobj, "EPS"], "application/eps"}, "GIF", {DisplayString[ nbobj, "GIF"], "image/gif"}, _, "Unknown format"] ]]
In this example one evaluation tests the variable $$button. If it has a value from activating one of the buttons in the form, this is used to specify a return format type and passed to a function GeneralContent. The Mathematica code for this function is placed into a separate package to be loaded when the variable is set. GeneralContent calls a function that creates a simple notebook, MakeNotebook. MakeNotebook generates a notebook using the Mathematica Notebook API and the J/Link function UseFrontEnd. In a real life situation, it would be written to build a more interesting notebook. MSPReturn returns the representation of the notebook to the server with the content type. This is then returned to the browser, which, if suitably configured, will deploy the necessary helper application.
In a real example, a dynamically generated notebook would probably use information sent with the request from the client.
If you wish to return special content and also set a filename to be used with this content, then you may wish to use the three-argument form of MSPReturn. This is described in the Mathematica Function Reference section.
Another way to set the content returned from an MSP script is to use MSPPageOptions. The topic of returning general content is discussed earlier.
8.6.8 Applets: TextApplet.msp
This example demonstrates how to call on the services of a Mathematica-powered web site from an applet. This shows a combination of client and server programming. The section involves some programming in Java.
If you installed webMathematica as described previously, you should be able to connect to this MSP script via http://localhost:8080/webMathematica/MSP/Examples/TextApplet. (You may have some other URL for accessing your server.) The source for this page is in MSPScripts/Examples/TextApplet.msp and in webMathematica/WEB-INF/src/ExampleApplets/TextApplet.java.
<%Mathlet If[ MSPValueQ[ $$Compute], MSPReturn[ "Date[] returns " <> ToString[ Date[]], "text/plain"]] %> <title>Applet Test</title>
 Here is an applet that gets a result from Mathematica:
 <applet CODE="TextApplet.class" archive = "<%Mathlet $WebApplication <> "/Resources/applets/MSPExamples.jar" %> " width=400 height=30> <param name="ArgumentURL" Value="TextApplet?Compute=True"> </applet>
 Hitting refresh will cause the page to update.
Here is the source for the applet, TextApplet.java.
import java.applet.Applet;import java.awt.*;import java.net.*;import java.io.*;public class TextApplet extends Applet{ public void paint(Graphics g) { super.paint(g); try { URL url=new URL(getDocumentBase(), getParameter("ArgumentURL")); InputStream in=url.openStream(); ByteArrayOutputStream out=new ByteArrayOutputStream(); byte[] b=new byte[1024]; int len; while((len=in.read(b, 0, 1024)) != -1) { out.write(b, 0, len); } b=out.toByteArray(); g.drawBytes(b, 0, b.length-1, 20, 20); } catch (Exception e) { System.out.println("Error "+e); } }}
This is a very simple applet; the paint method opens a connection to a URL, the name of which is formed from the document that loaded the applet, and the value of the parameter ArgumentURL, which is passed in from a param tag. This causes the TextApplet MSP script to be called and return a computation of the date.
8.6.9 Calling Back to Java: Request.msp
This example demonstrates how an MSP script can call on Java, a feature provided by J/Link. This allows Mathematica to call Java and Java to call Mathematica. It also allows Mathematica called from Java itself to call back into Java. The J/Link manual contains more information on this feature. This example requires some knowledge of Java.
The example demonstrates how to call methods on the HttpServletRequest object, a Java object used by the servlet engine to hold information on the HTTP request. You can learn more about the HttpServletRequest from books on servlets or by looking at the servlet API, documented at http://java.sun.com/products/servlet/.
If you installed webMathematica as described above, you should be able to connect to this MSP script via http://localhost:8080/webMathematica/MSP/Examples/PlotScript. (You may have some other URL for accessing your server.) The source for this page is in MSPScripts/Examples/PlotScript.msp and in MSPScripts/Examples/PlotScript1.msp.
Here is the source for Request.msp.
<title>Request Information</title>
Request Information

HTTP Method
<%Mathlet $ServletRequest@getMethod[] %>
Header Names and Values
<%Mathlet JavaBlock[ Block[ {headers, res, $PathWidth = 100}, headers = $ServletRequest@getHeaderNames[] ; res = Rest[ NestWhileList[ Module[ { name = headers@nextElement[]}, {name, $ServletRequest@getHeader[name]}] &, 1, headers@hasMoreElements[] &]] ; MSPFormat[ TableForm[res ], OutputForm] ] ] %>
The first Mathlet calls the getMethod method of the $ServletRequest object, and this returns the HTTP method, such as GET, that was used. The second Mathlet has some more sophisticated code that uses a Java Enumeration (returned by getHeaderNames) to extract the names and values of the headers. This is returned, formatted by TableForm.
8.6.10 Uploading a File: UploadFile.msp
This example demonstrates how to upload a file to a webMathematica server.
If you installed webMathematica as described earlier, you should be able to connect to this MSP script via http://localhost:8080/webMathematica/MSP/Examples/UploadFile. (You may have some other URL for accessing your server.) There are two scripts involved. The first has a form for submitting the file, and the second reads the file and displays its contents. The sources are in MSPScripts/Examples/UploadFile.msp and MSPScripts/Examples/UploadFileAction.msp. A portion of UploadFile.msp is shown below.
<form method=post enctype="multipart/form-data" action="UploadFileAction">
Enter a file to upload:

 <input type="file" size=40 name="file">

 <input type="reset" value="Clear"> <input type="submit" value="Submit"></form>
This is really an HTML page since it contains no Mathematica computations. It is written as an MSP so that it can reference UploadFileAction.msp conveniently. It uses a multipart/form-data form element, which is the standard way to submit a file. The form is submitted to UploadFileAction.msp, which is shown below.
<title>Upload File Action</title>
File contents:

<%Mathlet file = "FileName" /. MSPGetUploadFile[]; Read[ file, Record, RecordSeparators-> {}] %>

Upload another file?

This uses the function MSPGetUploadFile, which uploads the file and saves it on the server. It returns a list of useful information, including the filename which is used on the server, the original filename used on the client, and the content-type. In a case where there is more than one file to be uploaded, MSPGetUploadFile will throw an exception. If you wish to upload more than one file, you can use MSPGetUploadFileList. In this example here, the contents of the file are then read and displayed. Of course, it would be simple to use some other importing function, and then do some computation.


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Friday, September 28, 2012
Kopy-Kat Recipe: Olive Garden's Salad Dressing
So I can't take all the credit for the recipe, gotta love Pinterest!
But it was too good not to share! And it actually seems really simple!
We all know that at Olive Garden, "When you're there, you're family". Well now you get to make all the soup, salad and breadsticks you want... then make your real family clean up after dinner!
What You Need:
1/2 cup mayonnaise
1/3 cup white vinegar
1 teaspoon vegetable oil
2 tablespoons corn syrup
2 tablespoons parmesan cheese
2 tablespoons romano cheese
1/4 teaspoon garlic salt
1/2 teaspoon italian seasoning
1/2 teaspoon parsley flakes
1 tablespoon lemon juice
What You Do:
1. Mix all ingredients in a blender until well mixed.
2. If this is a little to tart for your own personal tastes please add a little extra sugar.
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Microsoft promised to prove to the world that a Windows laptop could hang with the best MacBooks from Apple. Indeed, Microsoft succeeded in its intention and came up with the Surface Book featuring head-turning design, hinge technology, and detachable screen. The Surface Book wasn't perfect but at least it proved that a powerful, well-designed, and attractive Windows laptop was possible.
A year passed away and Microsoft introduces a single update with everything else remaining the same. We must at once upset you if you expected a Surface Book 2, this is not the machine you've been waiting for.
The updated Surface Book is $100 more than last year's model (a hefty $2,399 for 8GB of RAM and a 256GB SSD; $2,799 for one with 16GB of RAM and a 512GB SSD; or an even heftier $3,299 for 16GB of RAM and a 1TB SSD). The Book has the same sixth-generation Intel Core i7 processor; same 13.5-inch "PixelSense" display with 3000 x 2000 pixels of resolution; same Surface Pen capabilities; same port selection (two USB-A 3.0 ports, an SD card slot, a DisplayPort, a headphone jack, and power); and the same capability to turn into a tablet in a pinch.
As for the internal changes, Microsoft has only bumped up the graphics processor to a Nvidia GeForce GTX 965M with 2GB GDDR5 memory and increased the battery in capacity to provide an estimated 16 hours of stamina, four hours more than last year's model.
These two changes made Microsoft adapt the base of the Surface Book to accommodate them. The new Performance Base comes with the high-end Book and houses the discrete graphics card. Microsoft has made the Performance Base thicker and heavier than the first version – the current weight is 3.6 pounds – which helps to minimize the dreaded lint-collecting gap that forms when the laptop is closed.
Dan Seifert from the Verge describes: "I've been using the new Surface Book as my main machine for the past week and despite those changes, the experience is mostly the same as last year's version. Part of that is due to my workflow — Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom are the heaviest apps I use, and they pose no challenge to this level of machine — but most of the reason the experience is the same is because Microsoft just didn't change much. Microsoft says it increased the graphical performance of the high-end Surface Book in response to customer demands, so it might be noticeable to someone, but it's not to me."
The Surface Book wasn't intended to become a gaming machine. While its new graphics card is capable of handling some lightweight gaming, finding some better options makes sense if you are a serious gamer.
Thus, there is no need indeed to upgrade your Surface Book for $3,000 when the introduction of Surface Book 2 seems to be rather inevitable in the future.


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Instead of the usual jungle justice Lagosians in Iyana Ipaja have forced a phone thief to roll around inside dirty gutter after he was caught stealing 6 phones.
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The thief was humiliated after he was caught stealing 6 phones in Iyana Ipaja area of Lagos. He was asked to jump inside gutter and roll around in dirt.
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Presence of chaplain on board ship can reduce crew illness by half
The presence of a chaplain on board ship can improve moral among seafarers so much that visits to the doctor are reduced by half - one ship's doctor observed recently. He was quoted on Wednesday at a meeting of cruise ship chaplains deployed by the Apostleship of the Sea (AOS). Thirty-five priests from across England and Wales gathered for a training day in London, the first of its kind which looked into how they can better meet the needs of passengers and crew in the booming industry. These priests, deployed by AOS on cruise ships free of charge, are released from full-time pastoral work in parishes for a week or two each year to undertake a cruise. During their trip they have their work cut out as they provide support to passengers and crew on board, celebrate the sacraments and offer a listening ear to all. Far from being a holiday, many priests find serving to thousands of crew members and passengers a great pastoral challenge. Those who work on cruise ships, especially the 'below decks' staff, are often recruited from poorer countries and are separated from family and loved ones many miles away. John Green, Director of Development at AOS, said: "Cruise ship crew and staff are, without a doubt, one of the critical success factors for a safe and smooth cruise voyage. Happy, professional crew not only enhance the passengers' experience, but also promote the safe and efficient operation of the vessel. "That said, being a member of crew on a cruise ship can be stressful at the best of times. Factors such as prolonged separation from family and the proximity of so many people living and working together can exacerbate the effects on crew members of stress. Outlets and opportunities to talk and be heard for crew are important for their wellbeing so that they can continue to work and live in a professional and happy environment. "The impact of a chaplain is tangible. A ship's doctor observed recently that the presence of a chaplain had improved crew morale to such an extent that visits to his office by crew members had fallen by half." AOS was also one of the exhibitors at a major cruise industry expo in London's Docklands last week, promoting the need to address the spiritual and emotional welfare of crew on board cruise ships. For more information see: www.apostleshipofthesea.org.uk Source: AOS


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By Greg Kallers
For years people have tried to find a slur for white Americans as evocative and offensive as the N-word is for African-Americans. And, frankly, there aren't many classics to choose from. Honky, whitey, cracker, hillbilly: they all fall flat.
The problem is, "white" refers to so many different types of people that a reference to it as skin color has no negative historical relevance in this country. Sure, calling someone white implies that he or she is a bad dancer, not cool or watches too much "Downton Abbey."
But to find something even close to the power of the N-word you have to use well-known slurs that refer specifically to heritage or race. I'm lucky. I'm half Greek and the only slur I could find about my people was "olive picker," which, honestly, I think is nice. At least it means I'm employed.
I was thinking about this because I have play, "Honky," that opened on March 14 at Urban Stages. It's a dark comedy about a commercial that glorifies black gang violence in an effort to sell basketball shoes to white teens. When a black teenager is murdered for the shoes, the shoe designer, who is black, promises revenge. Meanwhile, the ad writer sees a therapist for his white guilt, which is only amplified when he discovers that the therapist is black. All the characters are then put to the test when a new pill on the market promises to cure racism.
On the first day of rehearsal, one of the actors asked why I picked the title. The first reason is: the shoe designer's childhood friends used to call him honky because he grew up in a rich, white neighborhood. The other reason is simpler: the play is a comedy and the word, once considered offensive, is now unmistakably funny.
But it did make me wonder: is there a way to offend a white person? Obviously you can tell one that he or she kind of reminds you of some actor and then carefully add, "but, you know, not fat." White people totally hate that. But a single word that can make a white person feel bad simply for being white?
I think there is one. I worked as a writer in advertising for a number of years. It's a pretty white industry, which is strange when you consider how often it markets to a non-white demographic. Yet when a room full of white people have to talk about their target audience they often don't know how to do it without saying something inadvertently offensive.
We're in a sort of racially awkward phase in this country. We see progress but don't possess adequate language to help us bridge where we are to where we're going. The result is we keep falling somewhere in the gap, either because we don't know the right words to use, or because we think we do. More liberal-minded white people are often so terrified of saying the wrong thing, the wrong way and with the wrong emphasis that they seem to jump from one wet rock to another, twisting and turning to stay upright. And frankly, it's hilarious. Even when I'm one of them.
What's really funny is that all of this linguistic contortionism is done to avoid being called the one thing that makes white people sweat bullets — the R-word.
I mean racist. To hear it, even implied, will make a white person lose sleep. I'm not saying the R-word has anywhere near the cultural significance of the N-word but I think it's better than honky. Maybe that in itself is a sign of progress.
In my play the racism pill – Driscotol — uses this fear as its primary marketing strategy. In one draft of the play I had written a commercial where Dr. Driscol says to the audience/camera:
While writing the play, I realized that it wasn't the pill that had to be effective, but merely the implication that taking it would arm you against ever being called a racist. And wouldn't that be nice? No longer would you have to watch someone offer the awkward defense, "No, it's cool! I had a black friend once!" But instead, he or she could simply say, "No, it's cool. I have a note from my doctor."
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Munde now plans to go on Maharashtra tour
A day after committing to remain in the party, Bharatiya Janata Party`s senior leader Gopinath Munde Thursday announced plans to undertake a tour of Maharashtra "to ascertain the views of party workers".
Mumbai: A day after committing to remain in the party, Bharatiya Janata Party`s senior leader Gopinath Munde Thursday announced plans to undertake a tour of Maharashtra "to ascertain the views of party workers".
"I shall soon undertake a state-wide tour to meet and ascertain the view of ordinary party workers on various issues concerning the organisation," Munde told media persons soon after arriving here from New Delhi in the afternoon.
However, he did not specify when the tour would start, who would accompany him or the aspects on which he would confabulate with party activists.
Without taking any names, the leader also hit out at people who allegedly sought to malign his image in the past one month. "The true face of the people who attempted to tarnish my image has been exposed before all."
Munde emphasised that he has been with the BJP since the past four decades, continues to be a party member and would always remain in it.
"All these rumours of my leaving the party are false and mischievous. I have never met (Congress leader) Ahmed Patel in my life," he asserted.
"I have met (Maharashtra) Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan but not in context of the reasons. Nor have I met (state Congress chief) Manikrao Thakre," he added.
The leader said he had never travelled with Chavan or Thakre on any private flight. "Whenever I travel to and fro New Delhi, it is only by commercial flights."
However, he expressed satisfaction over his discussions with top BJP leaders like LK Advani, Sushma Swaraj, Venkaiah Naidu and others over the past few days in the national capital.
Munde added that he had not made any demands to the central leaders but merely apprised them with the issues concerning the party workers.
"I never had any issues or demands to make from the party leadership. I am only concerned about the problems of the party activists," he claimed.
Munde pointed out that he had contributed to build up the state BJP by shedding his blood, sweat and tears for it, "so there is no question of my joining the Congress".
Earlier, when he arrived at the Mumbai airport, the leader got a tumultuous welcome from hundreds of party activists who had gathered to receive him.


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OGDEN — A man walked away unharmed after his powered parachute crashed during takeoff Wednesday.
The accident, however, sparked a small grass fire and widespread power outages when the chute became tangled in a power line.
The man attempted to take off from Mount Ogden Park but crashed into power lines, lighting a small grass fire above the seventh hole of Mount Ogden Golf Course about 4 p.m., the Ogden Fire Department reported.Comment on this story
The pilot was unharmed, and two other powered parachute pilots who were also taking off landed safely.
The fire was quickly extinguished.
Rocky Mountain Power reported more than 8,700 customers in Ogden, South Ogden and Uintah were in the dark after the accident. The power company reported all power was restored about 5:30 p.m.
Weber State University was briefly caught in the blackout.
The Utah Transit Authority also reported the outage caused significant delays for buses traveling near the university and in South Ogden.
— McKenzie Romero


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Supreme Commander Review and Ratings
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Our Verdict: An epic battle for dominion set in the 39th century, Supreme Commander is as exciting to play as it is to look at—if your computer can handle it. Read More…
- What We Liked…
- Engrossing story, gameplay, and graphics
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- Can be frustrating even at moderate difficulty
Supreme Commander Review
By June 15, 2007reviewed
We've been computing long enough to have gotten hooked on the original version of Civilization in the early 1990s—before you got your first Nintendo. That's still the standard by which we judge sleep-stealing games, but now, after nearly 20 years, a new title can rival that classic: Supreme Commander, from THQ and Gas Powered Games.
The year is 3844, and the Infinite War, which began over 1,000 years ago, has decimated three factions of humanity: the United Earth Federation, the Aeon Illuminate, and the Cybran Nation. The leader of each group is determined to strike the decisive blow in the conflict—which is where you come in. Decked out in an Armored Command Unit suit, you'll lead the land, sea, and air units through the final battles in the Infinite War, and either emerge the winner or die trying (usually by explosion).
And die you will. Even at the normal difficulty level, Supreme Commander is no walk in the holographic nature replicator. This game is more demanding—and less forgiving—than Company of Heroes, THQ's terrific World War II game, which Supreme Commander often resembles. Supreme Commander can be hard to get the hang of your first time around—or second, or even third. Granted, victory is sweeter this way, but it'll take you a while to get there. Missions can last three or more hours, and require precise marshaling of resources, such as energy and mass, for building armies and structures.
The game taxes your system, too. The recommended requirements—which include a 3GHz processor, 1GB of RAM, and a 256MB video card—are laughably optimistic. On our dual-core Pentium system with 2GB of RAM and a 640MB graphics card, we had to turn detail levels way down just to get the game to run smoothly. It's easy to see why: The game not only has to present painstakingly detailed graphics, but it tracks dozens or even hundreds of units, as well as their weapon fire, at any given time. Unless you have a really smoking rig, don't expect to play at top speed at the highest detail settings.
You can, however, expect a good time—and a lasting one, at that. When you're tired of playing one faction in the conflict, you can try another for a new set of missions and a different perspective on the conflict. Extensive multiplayer and skirmish modes allow you to expand your play even further.
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Copenhagen Suborbitals was founded in 2008, but it was the launch of HEAT-1X that put CS in media all over the World for the launch attempt in 2010 and again for the actual launch in 2011. The public interest grew dramatically and an independent group founded Copenhagen Suborbitals Support, which today forms the economic foundation of CS. In that sense, the launch of HEAT-1X has turned out to be one of the most important moments for CS.
HEAT-1X development
HEAT-1X was the first rocket to be launched by CS. With a lift off mass of 1630 kg and standing 9.38 m tall it was, and to this date still is, one of the largest amateur rockets ever built. It was developed as an experimental test vehicle intended to answer several key questions such as:
- Is it possible to fly an un-guided, passively stable rocket of this size?
- Is it possible to launch a vehicle of this size from a custom built sea launch platform?
- Is it possible to build a spacecraft capable of supporting an astronaut with a maximum outer diameter of 65 cm?
Naturally it also involved development of a rocket engine powerful enough to propel the vehicle. A hybrid rocket engine design was chosen and during initial testing paraffin was used as solid cast fuel in combination with liquid oxygen as the oxidizer. This had been successfully tested on smaller engines but in full scale with a fuel grain of about 375 kg, stability of the paraffin grain proved to be an issue as several large chunks of paraffin was ejected from the engine during operation. This caused a shift to a polyurethane propellant.
The polyurethane propellant version was successfully tested on May 16 2010 and proved to be much more reliable, although the engine did exhibit a strong 8 Hz oscillation. Data showed an initial thrust of 65,000 N and a total impulse of 527,000 Ns over 15 seconds.
2010 launch attempt
The first attempt to launch HEAT-1X was on September 5th 2010. The rocket was carrying the Tycho Brahe spacecraft and a full size and 80 kg heavy crash test dummy, Rescue Randy. The small fleet of vessels participating in the launch left Spaceport Nexø at 1 AM in less than optimal sea conditions for a 7 hour trip to the launch site. Sputnik, the launch platform, was towed by Flora and pushed by UC3 Nautilus. Several key members of the launch crew were stricken with sea sickness to such an extent that launch preparations were postponed by a few hours for the crew to recover.
Launch preparations were then carried out, and 535 kg of liquid oxygen was transferred to the onboard LOX tank. Unfortunately, upon ignition of the engines onboard pyrotechnics, the valve between the LOX tank and the combustion chamber failed to open, and hence the launch had to be aborted and postponed.
2011 launch!
While waiting for the next possible launch window in the summer of 2011, several important upgrades were made. The most important upgrade was the installation of two diesel engines on Sputnik such that she is now self-propelled. In early June the entire team once again assembled in Spaceport Nexø, and on the morning of June 3rd we set out to launch HEAT-1X. Weather conditions were perfect, and despite a small error in the launch control system HEAT-1X rose beautifully from its platform, carrying the Tycho Brahe spacecraft.
However, within the first few seconds the vehicle pitched over to fly at an angle of about 30 degrees to horizontal. As a consequence of the undesirable flight path the motor was shut down after 15 seconds at an altitude of 1,400 meter. The low flight angle inevitably lead to a high horizontal velocity at the moment of parachute deployment. This lead to parachute malfunction, and the booster impacted the water at a very high speed causing it to disintegrate and sink. The spacecraft landed with a single partially torn parachute deployed, causing significant damage. Despite being filled with water, the spacecraft kept afloat and was recovered by Recovery Alpha. For more information and analysis on the HEAT-1X/Tycho Brahe mission please refer to the post flight analysis report.
HEAT-1X legacy
The Copenhagen Suborbitals 2011 Launch Campaign was a tremendous success! CS has proven itself capable of building a 12 ton heavy mobile launch facility and launch a 1,630 kg, 9.38 meter tall rocket from sea. This is a milestone in CS's program to reach manned suborbital spaceflight. Launching a rocket this size is however not only about technological ability. It is also about building up a strong organization which is recognized by authorities and partners as a serious project. Thus, both technological and organizational experience from the 2011 launch campaign will provide a solid platform for future launches.
The undesirable trajectory forced a premature motor shutdown. The shutdown was performed by radio control and the decision to do so was made based on downlinked trajectory information and real time trajectory extrapolation and impact prediction. It is the first time in amateur aviation and space flight history that a rocket flight is safely aborted in this way. This feature demonstrates CS's commitment to range safety and safety to CS and other participating personnel.
The HEAT-1X/Tycho Brahe mission also lead to the foundation of Copenhagen Suborbitals Support, a foundation which today forms the economical basis of the entire project. In this way HEAT-1X has opened a world of possibilities to Copenhagen Suborbitals and for the entire crew that participated it was a truly mind blowing experience to be part of the world's first amateur sea launch operation.


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|Quoting Speedbirdie (Reply 2):
the party at mine is just starting LOL
|Quoting Speedbirdie (Reply 4):
ven tho some hoe got me a badge saying im 6)
|Quoting Speedbirdie (Reply 2):
And to think we are hopefully going to be in The Sun tomorrow!!
|Quoting Cosec59 (Reply 7):
"Dear Deirdre,
I am obesessed by metal tubes of all shapes and sizes......"
|Quoting BMIFlyer (Reply 3):
Enjoy your bottle of Pino Grigio
|Quoting Speedbirdie (Reply 2):
the party at mine is just starting LOL
|Quoting Kazzie (Reply 15):
mmmmm we are munching!
|Quoting Shamrock_747 (Reply 26):
Most impressive, a great day for aviation
|Quoting BMIFlyer (Reply 16):
|Quoting Leezyjet (Reply 24):
(and tribulations of 6 blokes trying to heave the forward cargo door shut - not a hope in hell's chance !!)
|Quoting Leezyjet (Reply 24):
Got more pics and footage from that too.
|Quoting Steve7E7 (Reply 30):
Unfortunately I overdid it a tad and ended up overshooting my train stop by 4 stations......whoops!
|Quoting AirbusA346 (Reply 29):
Why were they trying to heave the cargo door shut, aren't they hydraulically powered
|Quoting AirbusA346 (Reply 29):
Can you show us
|Quoting SmithAir747 (Reply 23):
Did anyone see me with my turquoise AEROFLOT bag?
|Quoting Sean377 (Reply 34):
This would be you then!!!
|Quoting Skidmarks (Reply 38):
Why does Alex ALWAYS look either bored stiff or pissed?
|Quoting AirbusA346 (Reply 39):
Who's that kid on Alex's shoulders?
|Quoting GEEZ (Reply 40):
My nephew, Billy.
|Quoting BMIFlyer (Reply 13):
our newest a.netter
|Quoting AirbusA346 (Reply 41):
OK, thanks for the answer.
|Quoting AirbusA346 (Reply 41):
Is he interested in aviation too?
|Quoting AirbusA346 (Reply 41):
Is Paul a member on the forums or have any photos on A.net?
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