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LANDMARKS OF LONGVIEW: Architectural Tour Coming
The Gregg County Historical Museum is proud to present the 15th Annual Landmarks of Longview Architectural Home Tour September 20th and 21st from 1pm – 5pm. In honor of the spirit of generosity from longtime Gregg County and Longview contributor, this year's Heritage Award will be presented to Linda Ryan Thomas. This year, our tour will …
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AEP Southwestern Electric Power Company (SWEPCO) is preparing for winter storms across its service territory, with highest impact in Arkansas, where heavy accumulations of ice and snow are expected. SWEPCO has assembled over 350 total resources from Oklahoma, Alabama, Missouri, Louisiana and Texas to assist with storm recovery efforts. SWEPCO's power outage report number is …
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We all know how the holiday season can stretch family budgets to the limit. Starting before Halloween, consumers are bombarded by commercials selling sparkling jewels, the latest high-tech craze or the newest must-have toy. It's no wonder that more and more strapped-for-cash Texans may be tempted to turn to payday and auto title loans as …
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Lobo lock with Horns
Zaycoven Henderson and Longview ISD Athletic Director/head coach for the Lobo football team John King Monday was the day Zaycoven Henderson broke the suspense as to his college destination by signing a national letter of intent to attend and play football for the University of Texas at Austin (UTA.) He is soon to graduate …
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Tyler ISD awarded
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Holiday blues and a spike in suicides are often assumed to occur during the holidays. But, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the supposed uptick in depression-related issues is just a myth. The challenges facing Texas' behavioral health care system, however, are not a myth. They include: • An insufficient workforce to …
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August 8, 2010 12:24 by Samuel Potter
Abu Dhabi Police made the news this week when it announced the confiscation of two high end cars that were caught doing more than 200 kph.
The motorists were caught between Dubai and Abu Dhabi driving a Ferrari at 250 kph and a Bentley at 213 kph. The two cars were seized for 30 days, and the drivers were referred to the Public Prosecution for legal action. The maximum fine for driving dangerously or racing on the roads is AED 2,000 in addition to 12 black points on a license.
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Kipps ongoing anger with the UAE roads is set to continue, it seems. Exactly what kind of a deterrent is a AED 2,000 fine to someone who can afford the fuel to run a Ferrari or Bentley, let alone the car itself? The answer is, none whatsoever. And the loss of the car for 30 days? I'm pretty sure if you own a Ferrari you probably have another car, or if not you can probably afford to hire one for a few weeks.
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It's a case of rapid evolution. During the last two years, a quarter of the private equity transactions in the Middle East were control investments in which the fund acquired a 50 percent stake or more.
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"More than half the private equity shops in the region will close down in the next three to five years because their business models are no longer solid," he says. "Those that survive the carnage will emerge better and stronger to deliver superior returns. Remember that achieving superior returns is the raison d'être of our industry. Many have lost focus on this point."
There's a good chance that the firms facing extinction began – and exist today – as annexes of commercial banks. Institutional investors are less willing these days to invest in private equity that's part of a larger institution, according to al-Khudairy. Then there's the possibility of someone setting up a new shop in the next year or two. "It's not going to happen," he says.
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This page is out of date as of late 2011. We'll get a new version up at some point, but don't hold your breath. There's some good crazy posts lately though, look at November and December 2011 as a jumping off point.
New around town? Good. Howdy. Welcome.
I'm Sebastian Marshall. You can read more about me on my About Page if you want the details. Long story really short, I'm a strategist, entrepreneur, technologist, avid reader and writer, casual historian, cowboy scientist, and I like doing some adventure and travel type stuff.
I make myself way more accessible than most people do. You can email me at sebastian -at- sebastianmarshall.com (brief emails get faster replies than long emails).
More contact info - please feel very welcome to reach out through any channel. I'm @sebastmarsh on Twitter - if you follow, I encourage you to send an @message to say hi. "@sebastmarsh hi how's it going?" will do. Here's Sebastian Marshall's Facebook - I spend traveling through countries where it's blocked (Vietnam, China, etc) so don't panic if I don't accept a friend request immediately. Next time I'm on a proxy or outside those places I'll approve. You can also find me at LessWrong and Hacker News. I comment extensively on HN, my profile there is lionhearted.
But enough about me. Let's talk about this site can benefit you.
My current headline is, "Strategy, Philosophy, Self-Discipline, Science. Victory." There's lots of that here - strategy, philosophy, self-discipline, science, victory.
I also spend plenty of time thinking about creativity, writing, reading and books, art, business, commerce, selling, technology, history, and warfare.
I do a lot of stuff here at SebastianMarshall.com and that's all well and good, but you should be having your goals and objectives served by hanging out with me here. I do believe that. This should be an excellent use of your time.
Thus, here's a curated "best of" by topic. At the bottom, there's a "Newest" section which hasn't been filtered into categories yet.
I encourage you to click around and come back here as a reference - I write a minimum of once a day, so I've got lots of posts. While you're new to the site, definitely come to this page to find what most interests you.
Please feel welcome to use this site more interactively than most blogs. I like feedback and I like making myself useful. Comments on page and emails are very welcome. If you're normally a passive consumer of information, please feel free to take that shell off and become more active here.
Okay, here's a best of by category -
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The Evolution of My Time/Habit/Life Tracking (probably my best post on getting more done)
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At the bottom of the page, eh? What now? Well, here's the main page of SebastianMarshall.com so you can see what's new. Again, I welcome email to sebastian -at- sebastianmarshall.com if you have a question, comment, suggestion, or I can lend you a small hand with something. Feel very welcome to comment on any page of the site - I read them all, and reply to post.
Here's the SebastianMarshall.com RSS feed if you're an RSS user - I highly recommend it, of course.
Now what?
1. Feel free to go through this page by category to find stuff that most interests you.
2. When you come across an interesting piece, feel very free to comment. I read all comments on all articles, even if it's an older one.
3. You can email me at sebastian -at- sebastianmarshall.com - I get swamped with email sometimes, but try to respond to it all.
4. I'm @sebastmarsh on Twitter. After you follow, definitely send me an @message. It's easy to do, just type "@sebastmarsh hi" into the Twitter box. I'll see it within a couple days max.
5. Here's Sebastian Marshall's Facebook - friend it up, if you like. Don't panic if I don't confirm right away, I travel through censored places sometimes.
6. Here's the RSS feed - highly recommended.
7. Stick around, learn, drop a line if I can help. Welcome, and I'm glad you're onboard.
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1. My answer is yes! Yes, you're all added.
2. However, I'm in Vietnam, where Facebook is banned.
3. I had a VPN I was using, but it stopped working. So you're all stuck in limbo in the meantime. Sorry and no disrespect intended!
4. In the meantime, I'm @sebastmarsh on Twitter. If you tried Twitter once but you don't understand it, go ahead and send out this message - "@sebastmarsh Okay, I'm trying Twitter, but I still don't get it!" I'll message you back, click on "@[yourname]" on the right-hand menu and you'll see when a reply when I write back. Basically @messages seem to be most of the value of Twitter when you're getting started, but it's a chicken and egg problem - you're not talking to anyone, so it seems useless. But, we can chat and connect on there a little, reactions to my posts or 140 character philosophical discussions are always welcome.
Finally, if you want to be pals on Facebook, here's Sebastian Marshall's Facebook - that's my page, not a fan page. But maybe I'll add a fan page later. Though! You'll be stuck in limbo for a while until I get a new VPN or leave Vietnam, so please don't feel unloved!
Welcome to 2014. For me, it feels like my year started in June. Being on a semester system in school, it feels like January-May was a totally different year.
It's been a bit exciting, if not grueling. I've grown a lot, but at the same time, I've fallen back towards resistance and am still struggling with Step 1 of How To Take Control of Your Life. When I let the biggest hindrance go, I start to look for something to fill the time with, and sadly, I fell back into it.
I was wrong about a ton of stuff this year, but I can also say I was also really right about a lot, too. I've probably made a ton of mistakes that are going to affect me in the long run, but the time to change my life is coming up one week into the New Year, so we'll see how it goes.
I think I'm struggling the most with a sense of direction. I know what I want to do in the long run, but right now, no options seem viable for my unique situation. Yes, maybe I'm a teenager convinced that I'm a special snowflake, but it's still difficult in the present. One of the best skills you can have is to look at your present hardship as how you do when you look at your hardship in hindsight.
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In a procedure with no declared parameteres I would like to return (print) the passed arguments (expecting Matrix structures) in a modified form along with the name of the symbol holding the structure passed as arguments.
That is, the procedure just iterates through the _passed arguments in a for-loop to display the name of the the passed argument (the symbol), a colon and then the modified matrix structure.
My problem is that when looping from i to _npassed arguments, refering to _passed[i] gives me the evaluated form.Tat is what I need to modify the structure but not to list the symbol name.
Say I wanted to print a transposed version of my passed matrices. Then I would call
And the result I want would be
But I don't know if _passed holds the symbol names or just the evaluated versions of the passed arguments??
And theoretically the passed argument (assuming a matrix) could be the matrix structure put directly in the procedure call, in which case there is no symbol to refer to.
I hope you get my question and can help me out.
In this document, I think that is the relevent section. But I couldnt understand it.
I want something like this
>plot(sin(x),color=ABC); # error
>plot(sin(x),color=CBA);# error
optional, but works fine within a given sets of choices.
How do I write a procedure like that?
Hello people in mapleprimes,
I want to draw a graph of a procedure.
filter:=x->if x<10 then 1-x/10 else 0 fi;
works well. But, I don't know why it is needed for filter(x) is wrapped with foward quotte ' .
I changed that quote to back quote ` but, in this case the result hadn't appeared.
And, without the foward quote ', error appears.
And, even if I wrapped x with ' as in plot('filter(x)','x' =0..20),
a graph appeared properly, though I cannot understand why wrapped x, 'x' is right.
Please teach me the logic of the above code.
Best wishes.
taro yamada
So the pseudocode I'm trying to translate into maple is for the greedy vertex coloring algorithm.
The pseudo code is:
Initialize:1. for i = 1 to n do2. f[i] := 0 (: no color assigned yet to vertex i :)3. end(for)Main loop:4. for i = 1 to n do5. let f[i] be the smallest positive integerwhich is not in the set {f(j) : j ∈ adj[i]}6. end(for)7 return f
The closest I've gotten though is:
greedy := proc (G)
local i, j, n, k, L::list;
description "Take simple graph G and return a coloring of the vertices with at most Delta(G)+1 colors";
n := nops(Vertices(G)); L := [seq(x, i = 1 .. n)]; L := subsop(1 = c(1), L); j := 1; for i from 2 to n do L[Vertices(G)[i]] := c(0) end do;
for i from 2 to n do for k to i do if member(Vertices(G)[i], Neighbors(G, Vertices(G)[k])) then j := j+1 end if; end do; L[Vertices(G)[i]] := c(j) end do; return L;end proc;
Basically my procedure is returning more than delta+1 colors for most graphs, how can I edit it to fix this? I'm guessing the problem is somewhere in my nested loops. Also, I cannot use commands like greedycolor or isvertexcolorable. Thanks.
Hi, I'm trying to write a maple procedure to differentiate a function from first principles and so far I have
First_Principle := proc (f); for f do A := simplify((f(x+h)-f(x))/h); Limit(A, h = 0) = limit(A, h = 0) end do end proc
and from there I have no idea where to go. Does anybody have any ideas? Thanks!
I have question about how to write the expression to get the order in the sequence?
For exmple, if I have this sequence,
I want to write a procedure that tells me the location of any input,x in the sequence E.
For example, if I choose x:=3, then the number 3 is actually between 2 and 7, so it will give me the answer C(x)=3 (because 7 is the third elemet).
I try to write the procedure but there always wrong! I do not know what expression should I write!
C:=proc(x)localfor i from 1 to nops(E) doif x<=E[i] thenc:=E[i]fi;od;end;
Please help!
So I'm trying to make a procedure to tell is a sequence is graphical or not.seqgraph:= proc (L::list)
local k::integer, i::integer, n::integer, a::integer, S;
n := numelems(L);
S := convert(L, `+`);
a := 0;
if type(S, odd) then print("not graphical")
else for k to n do
if add(L[i], i = 1 .. k) <= k(k-1)+add(min(k, L[i]), i = k+1 .. n) then a := a+1
else a := a+2
end if;
end do;
end if; if n = a then print(graphical)
else print("not graphical")
end proc;
I'm trying to say that if that equality (which is part of the erdos gallai theorem) holds for that value of k then we'll add one to a value (a). Thus, if a=n at the end then the ineuqality was true for each k and thus it would it should print "graphical" but every list I test it one prints 'not graphical'. Where is my mistake? I get an error saying it can't execute add?
So if I have a procedure like
tneighbors := proc (G::Graph)
local numvertices::integer, i::integer, currentvertex;
numvertices := nops(Vertices(G));
for i to numvertices do
currentvertex := Vertices(G)[i];
if nops(Neighbors(G, currentvertex)) = 2 then print(currentvertex)
How do I make it so the output gets returned as a set?
For example, if I do twoneighbors(G); and get 1
How do I make it so the output is listed as a set like {1,4,7}? Thanks.
I have a complicated equation which you can find in the file below. I want to multiply both sides of equaiton by cos(beta[1,j__1]*z) and integrate from 1 to L. I have many such similar equations so I decided to write a procedure to do these staffs for me. Can you give me simple suggestions on how to write such a procedure. The procedure will take the "equation", "multiplier" and "limits of integration" as inputs and gives the "integrated equation" as the output. Integration is perfomed by the inert function "Int".Many thanks.Equation.mw
I'm used to Mathcad, and I am very new to Maple. Something I cannot figure out right now is how to define multiple elments of a matrix using a function.
Input Data
Define system dimensions as n:=2;
Minor side note: I originaly had upsilon defined using the syntax "Vector[row](ncomp)", but this was giving me an 'exponentiation' operation error, so I changed it to what it is now (basically a list/array, which I guess has different type definitions that no longer cause the error?).
The Problem I'm Having
Now I just want to define Lambda using a function to define all elements (like I would in Mathcad).
Lambda[i,j]:= (upsilon[j]/upsilon[i]) * exp (-lambda[i,j]/2853);
which gives me an extremely long error message:
Error, invalid input: exp expects its 1st argument, x, to be of type algebraic, but received Matrix(2, 2, {(1, 1) = -0.3504976272e-3, (1, 2) = -.16509955895845776, (2, 1) = -.30975332953088164, (2, 2) = -0.3504976272e-3}, datatype = float[8]
As far as I can tell (keep in mind that this is my very first Maple project) that it doesn't like lambda as a matrix? But shouldn't it just evaluate to the element? and why is (2,2) and (1,1) giving values, because it should intialize to zero, so exp(0) = 1 in these cases??
I tried to simplify further by just trying
but then it just gives me 1, and when I look into Lambda all the elements are now 1 when only the diagnol elements should be 1 (the rest some fractional amount)??
I am at a complete loss. I thought about doing something like For i = 1 to n etc. but then it just looks like coding, which defeats the purpose of trying to make a calculation sheet documenting the procedure...
Any help and/or insights into what I am doing wrong here would be most welcomed :)
P.S. I've just noticed that there is an upload option :/ Wilson_Equation.mw.
((w[4]*s[3]+w[3]*s[4])*s[2]+w[2]*s[3]*s[4] )*s[1];
(((w[5]*s[4]+w[4]*s[5])*s[3]+w[3]*s[4]*s[5] )*s[2]+w[2]*s[3]*s[4]*s[5] )*s[1];
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This probably isnt too difficult to write a procedure to generate the expression, given C=2,3,4,5,...
But I may be thinking too much and stuck...
Also, I am thinking that if it is possible to use something like a "fibonacci sequence", in the famouse example here, which uses the option remember; in a procedure. Probably, we dont need to use this.
Hello those who are in mapleprimes,
I want to devide both hand side of inequality by positive a.
And, the ways I want to know are two ways for doing this.
1) c:=a<b: c/d assuming d>0;
I don't know why the result isn't a/d<b/d.
2) the second way is one to focus on op(0,c) being <. And, from lhs(c), rhs(c), and op(0,c),
I want to constract lhs(c)/d op(0,c) rhs(c)/d, that is lhs(c)/d<rhs(c)/d.
Please tell me about this.
Thank you in advance.
Say the values of i^2 are being calculated from within a procedure,
local ans;
for i from 1 to n do
end do;
return ans;
Could I have a (time series) plot of i^2, while the values are being calculated?
The above is a toy example. What I want to archieve is to track a particular intermidiate values while the procedure is running.
The permanent of a square matrix is defined similarly to the determinant, as a sum of products of sets of matrix entries that lie in distinct rows and columns. However, where the determinant weights each of these products with a ±1 sign based on the parity of the set, the permanent weights them all with a + 1 sign.While the determinant can be computed in polynomial time by Gaussian elimination, the permanent cannot. Valiant has showed that computing permanents is #P-hard, and even #P-complete for matrices in which all entries are 0 or 1 [L.G. Valiant, The Complexity of Computing the Permanent, Theoretical Computer Science 8 (1979) 189–201]. The development of both exact and approximate algorithms for computing the permanent of a matrix is an active area of research. (see Wikipedia: computing the permanent, more details on permanent)
The best known general exact algorithm is due to H. J. Ryser (1963) [Ryser, Herbert John (1963), Combinatorial Mathematics, The Carus mathematical monographs, The Mathematical Association of America. Ryser formula ]. Ryser's formula can be evaluated using O(2^{n}*n^2) arithmetic operations, whereas O(n!*n) arithmetic operations if we compute the permanent using the definition.
There have been codes of Ryser's algorithm for computing the permanent written in C language and Matlab. I cannot find a Ryser's procedure in Maple. So I try to write a Maple procedure to compute the permanent using Ryser's algorithm. The code is as follows:
permanentRyser := proc (M::Matrix) local S, T, B, m, n, s, i, j, rowsum, sum, prod, perm; m, n := op(1, M); if m <> n then error "expecting a square Matrix, got dimensions %1, %2", m, n end if; rowsum := 0; sum := 0; prod := 1; S := combinat:-subsets([seq(1 .. m)]); Snextvalue(); while not Sfinished do T := Snextvalue(); s := numelems(T); B := LinearAlgebra:-SubMatrix(M, [1 .. m], T); for i to m do for j to s do rowsum := rowsum+B[i][j]; end do; prod := prod*rowsum; rowsum := 0; end do; prod := (-1)^s*prod; sum := sum+prod; prod := 1 ; end do; perm := expand((-1)^m*sum) ;end proc:The last second statement "perm := expand((-1)^m*sum) ;" I mean to compute the permanent of a matrix containing a variable, e.g. the characteristic matrix. If the matrix is numeric, then "expand" should be deleted.
Now I have two questions:
1. Suppose that A is random matrix of order 20, the time(permanentRyser(A)) is about 716 seconds and time(LinearAlgebra:-Permanent(A)) is about 66 seconds. We can see that LinearAlgebra:-Permanent(A) is much faster than permanentRyser(A). I don't know whether the code I written is accurate and efficient. Thanks to anyone who gives a more efficient procedure of computing the permanent using Ryser's formular.
2. The source code of the function permanent is as follows.
proc (A::(`~Matrix`(square)), ` $`) option `Copyright (c) 1999 Waterloo Maple Inc. All rights reserved.`; local m, n, t1; m, n := op(1, A); if m <> n then error "expecting a square Matrix, got dimensions %1, %2", m, n end if; if n = 1 then t1 := A[1, 1] ; else tools/ClearRememberTable(Permanent/pminor`); t1 := [`$`(1 .. n)]; t1 := Permanent/pminor(A, t1, t1, n) end if end proc
I cannot understand the source code. Does the source code compute the permanent by Laplacian expansion? If the LinearAlgebra:-Permanent() compute the permanent by Laplacian expansion, then it should take more time than by using Ryser's algorithm.
Thanks all.
Hello those in Mapleprimes,
I want to obtain the result of the following codes,
as x->sin(x+1)..................(1)
But, the result I could get was only
x -> f(x + 1)......................(2)
Please teach me how I can obtain the result as (1), not (2)?
Thanks in advance.
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Pakistan gave yet another demonstration of how far they have progressed from their collapse-prone avatar of recent years by posting a solid 282 for 6 on the third day of the final Test in Sharjah. The three middle-order batsmen instrumental in providing steel to the Pakistan line-up over the past year all made substantial contributions on a track which was truer than expected. Younis Khan made the biggest impact by going on to his 18th Test century, Azhar Ali collected his sixth 50-plus score in five Tests and Misbah-ul-Haq helped himself to another laboriously crafted half-century.
With the Pakistan openers dismissed on Friday, when the pitch was providing plenty of turn and bounce, Sri Lanka would have expected their bowlers to be a handful in the morning. Instead, they had the bad news that fast bowler Dhammika Prasad wouldn't bowl in the match due to a thigh strain. The other medium-pacers Chanaka Welegedara and Kosala Kulasekara bowled at a gentle pace, and got some movement to induce a few plays-and-misses from the batsmen but weren't able to prise out a wicket.
Every time they strayed, Pakistan's batsmen capitalised. It was one of those loose deliveries that helped Pakistan end a series of nine successive maidens as Azhar slashed a short and wide ball from Kulasekara past cover to get Pakistan going in the morning. Most of his six boundaries came when the quicks either drifted on to the pads or provided him plenty of width.
After their slow start, Azhar and Younis stepped up the pace to put together one of the most productive batting sessions of the Test. Younis consumed 30 deliveries before getting off the mark, but was full of positive intent after that. There was no better sign of his growing confidence than his big grin after muscling Rangana Herath for a one-bounce four over extra cover midway through the morning session. His innings showcased his mastery of the sweep shot - the paddle sweep, the slog-sweep and the reverse-sweep were all used effectively against the spinners.
The second session began with Herath bowling well outside leg stump, trying to get some turn out of the rough. That did produce a leading edge off Younis, but there were no major alarms and the tactic only helped to stifle the runs. Kulasekara, forced off the field in the morning due to a bloodied thumb after a botched fielding effort, returned to produce the breakthrough Sri Lanka were desperately seeking, getting a ball to snake in sharply to beat Azhar's bat and crash into off stump.
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That brought in Misbah-ul-Haq, who was extremely watchful, even by his own leisurely standards, laboriously making his way to 2 off 52 deliveries. Younis, though, showed he couldn't be restrained, sashaying down the track to launch Herath over long-on for a boundary. Even though Misbah was in his shell, Younis produced the most profitable over of the day for Pakistan, paddling Suraj Randiv from outside off for four, before clubbing him over deep square leg for a six. His only moment of concern in the session was when he was hit on the helmet by a throw from mid-off as he completed a tight single.
It was a race against the clock to reach his century before tea, and he managed to get there in the final over of the session, pushing the ball to cover to zip through for a single. He continued to be aggressive against the spinners after reaching his hundred, but the second new ball accounted for him. The first delivery after the ball was changed bent in sharply, beating his bat and taking off stump.
By then, Misbah was being a bit more expansive, and he guided Pakistan towards stumps. Asad Shafiq hit a couple of boundaries in an otherwise watchful innings that ended on 16 when he feathered Welegedara to the keeper.
The two relatively quick wickets perked up Sri Lanka, and they almost had the crucial one of Misbah as well soon after when he attempted a swipe to midwicket. That resulted in a top-edge which flew over the slips and Misbah survived. Adnan Akmal, though, couldn't make it to stumps as he was undone by Herath, who got the ball to hold its line after the previous delivery had spun away. Adnan didn't read it and was trapped lbw.
Despite those late wickets, it was a satisfying day for Pakistan as they bettered their chances of averting defeat, and winning the series - the sort of news their fans await after a dark week for Pakistan cricket.
Siddarth Ravindran is a sub-editor at ESPNcricinfoFeeds: Siddarth Ravindran
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