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Off-Leash Dog Parks in Alabama
There are few things in life a dog loves more than running off-leash
with his canine comrades. No matter where you live, or are headed in
Alabama, we can help you find an off-leash dog park nearby. We'll even
give you the scoop on poop bag and water availability.
Top 10 Off-Leash Dog Parks in Alabama
Hoover Dog Park
Nice dog park with separate space for small and large dogs. There is also a creek nearby.Green Springs Dog Park
Fully fenced off leash dog park recently opened at George Ward Park in Birmingham, Al.Loch Haven Dog Park
Loch Haven is a one-of-a-kind park in the city of Hoover featuring an off-leash fenced area for dogs and their owners. The dog park is divided into two separate areas; one side for dogs up to ...Gulf Shores Dog Park
Gulf Shores Dog Park is fenced in and has a bench, drinking water, and trees. Although it's simple, it is a great spot to take your pet.Dog Spot at Creekwood Park
Newly opened, Dog Spot at Creekwood Park is located near Indian Creek Greenway and features a separate are for smaller dogs.Cooters Pond Dog Park
Large fenced in dog area with bags/trash cans for clean up. Picnic areas available outside of dog play area. Directions: coming from Montgomery, take US 31 North towards Prattville. Once you pass county road 4 (on ...Remy's Dog Park
Remy's Dog Park, created through the generosity of local philanthropist Ken Jackson, is a 6-acre off-leash dog park featuring three separate areas for large dogs, small dogs, and special needs dogs (shy, injured, or elderly). The ...Cottage Hill Park
Bring your pet with you as you enjoy this lovely Mobile public park.Huntsville Dog Spot
Dog Spot is located near downtown, under a freeway bridge. It is a well-functioning dog park with fenced areas for large and small dogs, water, and benches. Only two dogs per adult are allowed.Rhodes Park
Leashed dogs are welcome in Rhodes Park, which is located near Highland Avenue and 27th Place.Browse all Dog Parks in Alabama by City
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The National Archives have released 750,000 secret documents relating to the Second World War US intelligence service. The Office of Strategic Services archive includes 35,000 personnel files, which includes details of famous figures enlisted. These included the director John Ford, celebrity chef Julia Child, actor Sterling Hayden, baseball player Moe Berg and historian Arthur Schlesinger Jr. The sons of ex-President Theodore Roosevelt and author Ernest Hemingway also worked for the OSS, which ran from 1942-45. A statement from the National Archives, which released the files on August 14th, read: 'The 750,000 pages include initial applications to join the OSS; preliminary training and subsequent work assignments; pay, leave and travel documents; evaluations, basic medical information; and awards, decorations and discharge papers.'
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16 Mar 2013 - 3:31amShould rich countries be buying agricultural land in developing countries? That question is raised in a report issued last year by the Land Matrix Partnership, a consortium of European research institutes and non-governmental organisations.
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By Anne Cassidy, campaignlive.co.uk, Thursday, 20 October 2011 11:40AM
Paddy Power, the bookmaker that has built a reputation for controversial advertising, has hired Crispin Porter & Bogusky to handle its £7 million creative business.
The agency won the brief after pitching against Mother and CHI & Partners.
DDB UK also competed but was knocked out of the running at an earlier stage.
A pitch was called in June following the appointment of Paddy Power's previous incumbent, Big Al's Creative Emporium, to the ad account for its rival Betfair. Adam Perrin, Paddy Power's head of brand, handled the review process.
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18 Copycat Chinese Restaurant Recipes is a collection of some classic carry out dishes. Have you ever wanted to learn how to cook Chinese food? Here's your chance. There's no need to dine in or wrap up your leftovers, now you can make these copycat restaurant meals in your kitchen and on your own time. This list contains a wide variety of entrees, sauces and sides. There are even healthy vegetarian options. With so many choices, it's easy to mix and match these delicious and easy Chinese food recipes. If you are looking to serve dinner to a large crowd, these copycat chinese restaurant recipes are sure to please the whole party You can put together a make-at-home Chinese buffet. During any season, any time of year, you can enjoy these family friendly recipes. Why run to the restaurant when you can cook up this copycat collection at home? Whether you're looking for beef, sauces, shrimp and more, you'll find it in the list below. Impress your friends and family with your flair for Chinese restaurant-worthy cooking. You can even end your meal with a nice cup of rice wine and fortune cookies.
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In numerical analysis, a branch of mathematics, there are several square root algorithms or methods for calculating the principal square root of a nonnegative real number. For the square roots of a negative or complex number, see below.
Finding is the same as solving the equation . Therefore, any general numerical root-finding algorithm can be used. Newton's method, for example, reduces in this case to the so-called Babylonian method:
Generally, these methods yield approximate results. To get a higher precision for the root, a higher precision for the square is required and a larger number of steps must be calculated.
Many square root algorithms require an initial seed value. If the initial seed value is far away from the actual square root, the algorithm will be slowed down. It is therefore useful to have a rough estimate, which may be very inaccurate but easy to calculate. With expressed in scientific notation as where and n is an integer, the square root can be estimated as
The factors two and six are used because they approximate the geometric means of the lowest and highest possible values with the given number of digits: and .
For , the estimate is .
When working in the binary numeral system (as computers do internally), by expressing as where , the square root can be estimated as , since the geometric mean of the lowest and highest possible values is .
For the binary approximation gives
These approximations are useful to find better seeds for iterative algorithms, which results in faster convergence.
Perhaps the first algorithm used for approximating is known as the "Babylonian method", named after the Babylonians,[1] or "Hero's method", named after the first-century Greek mathematician Hero of Alexandria who gave the first explicit description of the method.[2] It can be derived from (but predates by 16 centuries) Newton's method. The basic idea is that if x is an overestimate to the square root of a non-negative real number S then will be an underestimate and so the average of these two numbers may reasonably be expected to provide a better approximation (though the formal proof of that assertion depends on the inequality of arithmetic and geometric means that shows this average is always an overestimate of the square root, as noted in the article on square roots, thus assuring convergence).
More precisely, if is our initial guess of and is the error in our estimate such that , then we can expand the binomial and solve for
Therefore, we can compensate for the error and update our old estimate as
Since the computed error was not exact, this becomes our next best guess. The process of updating is iterated until desired accuracy is obtained. This is a quadratically convergent algorithm, which means that the number of correct digits of the approximation roughly doubles with each iteration. It proceeds as follows:
It can also be represented as:
This algorithm works equally well in the p-adic numbers, but cannot be used to identify real square roots with p-adic square roots; one can, for example, construct a sequence of rational numbers by this method that converges to +3 in the reals, but to −3 in the 2-adics.
To calculate , where S = 125348, to 6 significant figures, use the rough estimation method above to get
Let the relative error in xn be defined by
and thus
Then it can be shown that
and thus that
and consequently that convergence is assured provided that x0 and S are both positive.
If using the rough estimate above with the Babylonian method, then the worst cases are[clarification needed]:
Thus in any case,
Remember that rounding errors will slow the convergence. It is recommended to keep at least one extra digit beyond the desired accuracy of the xn being calculated to minimize round off error.
This is a method to find each digit of the square root in a sequence. It is slower than the Babylonian method (if you have a calculator that can divide in one operation), but it has several advantages:
Napier's bones include an aid for the execution of this algorithm. The shifting nth root algorithm is a generalization of this method.
Suppose we are to find the square root of N by expressing it as a sum of n positive numbers such that
By repeatedly applying the basic identity
the right-hand-side term can be expanded as
This expression allows us to find the square root by sequentially guessing the values of s. Suppose that the numbers have already been guessed, then the m-th term of the right-hand-side of above summation is given by where is the approximate square root found so far. Now each new guess should satisfy the recursion
such that for all with initialization When the exact square root has been found; if not, then the sum of s gives a suitable approximation of the square root, with being the approximation error.
For example, in the decimal number system we have
where are place holders and the coefficients . At any m-th stage of the square root calculation, the approximate root found so far, and the summation term are given by
Here since the place value of is an even power of 10, we only need to work with the pair of most significant digits of the remaining term at any m-th stage. The section below codifies this procedure. It is obvious that a similar method can be used to compute the square root in number systems other than the decimal number system. For instance, finding the digit-by-digit square root in the binary number system is quite efficient since the value of is searched from a smaller set of binary digits {0,1}. This makes the computation faster since at each stage the value of is either for or for . The fact that we have only two possible options for also makes the process of deciding the value of at m-th stage of calculation easier. This is because we only need to check if for If this condition is satisfied, then we take ; if not then Also, the fact that multiplication by 2 is done by left bit-shifts helps in the computation.
Write the original number in decimal form. The numbers are written similar to the long division algorithm, and, as in long division, the root will be written on the line above. Now separate the digits into pairs, starting from the decimal point and going both left and right. The decimal point of the root will be above the decimal point of the square. One digit of the root will appear above each pair of digits of the square.
Beginning with the left-most pair of digits, do the following procedure for each pair:
Find the square root of 152.2756.
1 2. 3 4 / \/ 01 52.27 56 01 1*1 <= 1 < 2*2 x = 1 01 y = x*x = 1*1 = 1 00 52 22*2 <= 52 < 23*3 x = 2 00 44 y = (20+x)*x = 22*2 = 44 08 27 243*3 <= 827 < 244*4 x = 3 07 29 y = (240+x)*x = 243*3 = 729 98 56 2464*4 <= 9856 < 2465*5 x = 4 98 56 y = (2460+x)*x = 2464*4 = 9856 00 00 Algorithm terminates: Answer is 12.34
Find the square root of 2.
1. 4 1 4 2 / \/ 02.00 00 00 00 02 1*1 <= 2 < 2*2 x = 1 01 y = x*x = 1*1 = 1 01 00 24*4 <= 100 < 25*5 x = 4 00 96 y = (20+x)*x = 24*4 = 96 04 00 281*1 <= 400 < 282*2 x = 1 02 81 y = (280+x)*x = 281*1 = 281 01 19 00 2824*4 <= 11900 < 2825*5 x = 4 01 12 96 y = (2820+x)*x = 2824*4 = 11296 06 04 00 28282*2 <= 60400 < 28283*3 x = 2 The desired precision is achieved: The square root of 2 is about 1.4142
Inherent to digit-by-digit algorithms is a search and test step: find a digit, , when added to the right of a current solution , such that , where is the value for which a root is desired. Expanding: . The current value of —or, usually, the remainder—can be incrementally updated efficiently when working in binary, as the value of will have a single bit set (a power of 2), and the operations needed to compute and can be replaced with faster bit shift operations.
Here we obtain the square root of 81, which when converted into binary gives 1010001. The numbers in the left column gives the option between that number or zero to be used for subtraction at that stage of computation. The final answer is 1001, which in decimal is 9.
1 0 0 1 --------- √ 1010001 1 1 1 --------- 101 01 0 -------- 1001 100 0 -------- 10001 10001 10001 ------- 0
This gives rise to simple computer implementations:[3]
short isqrt(short num) { short res = 0; short bit = 1 << 14; // The second-to-top bit is set: 1 << 30 for 32 bits // "bit" starts at the highest power of four <= the argument. while (bit > num) bit >>= 2; while (bit != 0) { if (num >= res + bit) { num -= res + bit; res = (res >> 1) + bit; } else res >>= 1; bit >>= 2; } return res; }
Using the notation above, the variable "bit" corresponds to which is , the variable "res" is equal to , and the variable "num" is equal to the current which is the difference of the number we want the square root of and the square of our current approximation with all bits set up to . Thus in the first loop, we want to find the highest power of 4 in "bit" to find the highest power of 2 in . In the second loop, if num is greater than res + bit, then is greater than and we can subtract it. The next line, we want to add to which means we want to add to so we want res = res + bit<<1. Then update to inside res which involves dividing by 2 or another shift to the right. Combining these 2 into one line leads to res = res>>1 + bit. If isn't greater than then we just update to inside res and divide it by 2. Then we update to in bit by dividing it by 4. The final iteration of the 2nd loop has bit equal to 1 and will cause update of to run one extra time removing the factor of 2 from res making it our integer approximation of the root.
Faster algorithms, in binary and decimal or any other base, can be realized by using lookup tables—in effect trading more storage space for reduced run time.[4]
Pocket calculators typically implement good routines to compute the exponential function and the natural logarithm, and then compute the square root of S using the identity found using the properties of logarithms () and exponentials ():
The denominator in the fraction corresponds to the nth root. In the case above the denominator is 2, hence the equation specifies that the square root is to be found. The same identity is used when computing square roots with logarithm tables or slide rules.
This method for finding an approximation to a square root was described in an ancient Indian mathematical manuscript called the Bakhshali manuscript. It is equivalent to two iterations of the Babylonian method beginning with N. The original presentation goes as follows: To calculate , let N2 be the nearest perfect square to S. Then, calculate:
This can be also written as:
The Vedic duplex method from the book 'Vedic Mathematics' is a variant of the digit by digit method for calculating the square root.[5] The duplex is the square of the central digit plus double the cross-product of digits equidistant from the center. The duplex is computed from the quotient digits (square root digits) computed thus far, but after the initial digits. The duplex is subtracted from the dividend digit prior to the second subtraction for the product of the quotient digit times the divisor digit. For perfect squares the duplex and the dividend will get smaller and reach zero after a few steps. For non-perfect squares the decimal value of the square root can be calculated to any precision desired. However, as the decimal places proliferate, the duplex adjustment gets larger and longer to calculate. The duplex method follows the Vedic ideal for an algorithm, one-line, mental calculation. It is flexible in choosing the first digit group and the divisor. Small divisors are to be avoided by starting with a larger initial group.
We proceed as with the digit-by-digit calculation by assuming that we want to express a number N as a square of the sum of n positive numbers as
Define divisor as and the duplex for a sequence of m numbers as
Thus, we can re-express the above identity in terms of the divisor and the duplexes as
Now the computation can proceed by recursively guessing the values of so that
such that for all , with initialization When the algorithm terminates and the sum of s give the square root. The method is more similar to long division where is the dividend and is the remainder.
For the case of decimal numbers, if
where , then the initiation and the divisor will be . Also the product at any m-th stage will be and the duplexes will be , where are the duplexes of the sequence . At any m-th stage, we see that the place value of the duplex is one less than the product . Thus, in actual calculations it is customary to subtract the duplex value of the m-th stage at (m+1)-th stage. Also, unlike the previous digit-by-digit square root calculation, where at any given m-th stage, the calculation is done by taking the most significant pair of digits of the remaining term , the duplex method uses only a single most significant digit of .
In other words, to calculate the duplex of a number, double the product of each pair of equidistant digits plus the square of the center digit (of the digits to the right of the colon).
Number => Calculation = Duplex 3 ==> 32 = 9 14 ==>2(1·4) = 8 574 ==> 2(5·4) + 72 = 89 1,421 ==> 2(1·1) + 2(4·2) = 2 + 16 = 18 10,523 ==> 2(1·3) + 2(0·2) + 52 = 6+0+25 = 31 406,739 ==> 2(4·9)+ 2(0·3)+ 2(6·7) = 72+0+84 = 156
In a square root calculation the quotient digit set increases incrementally for each step.
Consider the perfect square 2809 = 532. Use the duplex method to find the square root of 2,809.
Find the square root of 2809. Set down the number in groups of two digits. The number of groups gives the number of whole digits in the root. Put a colon after the first group, 28, to separate it. From the first group, 28, obtain the divisor, 10, since 28>25=52 and by doubling this first root, 2x5=10. Gross dividend: 28: 0 9. Using mental math: Divisor: 10) 3 0 Square: 10) 28: 30 9 Duplex, Deduction: 25: xx 09 Square root: 5: 3. 0 Dividend: 30 00 Remainder: 3: 00 00 Square Root, Quotient: 5: 3. 0
This method is applicable for finding the square root of and converges best for . This, however, is no real limitation for a computer based calculation, as in base 2 floating point and fixed point representations, it is trivial to multiply by an integer power of 4, and therefore by the corresponding power of 2, by changing the exponent or by shifting, respectively. Therefore, can be moved to the range . Moreover, the following method does not employ general divisions, but only additions, subtractions, multiplications, and divisions by powers of two, which are again trivial to implement. A disadvantage of the method is that numerical errors accumulate, in contrast to single variable iterative methods such as the Babylonian one.
The initialization step of this method is
while the iterative steps read
Then, (while ).
Note that the convergence of , and therefore also of , is quadratic.
The proof of the method is rather easy. First, rewrite the iterative definition of as
Then it is straightforward to prove by induction that
and therefore the convergence of to the desired result is ensured by the convergence of to 0, which in turn follows from .
This method was developed around 1950 by M. V. Wilkes, D. J. Wheeler and S. Gill[6] for use on EDSAC, one of the first electronic computers.[7] The method was later generalized, allowing the computation of non-square roots.[8]
The following are iterative methods for finding the reciprocal square root of S which is . Once it has been found, find by simple multiplication: . These iterations involve only multiplication, and not division. They are therefore faster than the Babylonian method. However, they are not stable. If the initial value is not close to the reciprocal square root, the iterations will diverge away from it rather than converge to it. It can therefore be advantageous to perform an iteration of the Babylonian method on a rough estimate before starting to apply these methods.
Some computers use Goldschmidt's algorithm to simultaneously calculate and . Goldschmidt's algorithm finds faster than Newton-Raphson iteration on a computer with a fused multiply–add instruction and either a pipelined floating point unit or two independent floating-point units. Two ways of writing Goldschmidt's algorithm are:[9]
Each iteration:
until is sufficiently close to 1, or a fixed number of iterations.
which causes
Goldschmidt's equation can be rewritten as:
Each iteration: (All 3 operations in this loop are in the form of a fused multiply–add.)
until is sufficiently close to 0, or a fixed number of iterations.
which causes
If N is an approximation to , a better approximation can be found by using the Taylor series of the square root function:
As an iterative method, the order of convergence is equal to the number of terms used. With 2 terms, it is identical to the Babylonian method; With 3 terms, each iteration takes almost as many operations as the Bakhshali approximation, but converges more slowly. Therefore, this is not a particularly efficient way of calculation. To maximize the rate of convergence, choose N so that is as small as possible.
Other methods are less efficient than the ones presented above.
A completely different method for computing the square root is based on the CORDIC algorithm, which uses only very simple operations (addition, subtraction, bitshift and table lookup, but no multiplication). The square root of S may be obtained as the output using the hyperbolic coordinate system in vectoring mode, with the following initialization:[10]
Quadratic irrationals (numbers of the form , where a, b and c are integers), and in particular, square roots of integers, have periodic continued fractions. Sometimes what is desired is finding not the numerical value of a square root, but rather its continued fraction expansion. The following iterative algorithm can be used for this purpose (S is any natural number that is not a perfect square):
Notice that mn, dn, and an are always integers. The algorithm terminates when this triplet is the same as one encountered before. The algorithm can also terminate on ai when ai = 2 a0,[11] which is easier to implement.
The expansion will repeat from then on. The sequence [a0; a1, a2, a3, …] is the continued fraction expansion:
Begin with m0 = 0; d0 = 1; and a0 = 10 (102 = 100 and 112 = 121 > 114 so 10 chosen).
So, m1 = 10; d1 = 14; and a1 = 1.
Next, m2 = 4; d2 = 7; and a2 = 2.
Now, loop back to the second equation above.
Consequently, the simple continued fraction for the square root of 114 is
Its actual value is approximately 10.67707 82520 31311 21....
A more rapid method is to evaluate its generalized continued fraction. From the formula derived there:
and the fact that 114 is 2/3 of the way between 102=100 and 112=121 results in
which is simply the aforementioned [10;1,2, 10,2,1, 20,1,2, 10,2,1, 20,1,2, ...] evaluated at every third term. Combining pairs of fractions produces
which is now [10;1,2, 10,2,1,20,1,2, 10,2,1,20,1,2, ...] evaluated at the third term and every six terms thereafter.
Pell's equation (also known as Brahmagupta equation since he was the first to give a solution to this particular equation) and its variants yield a method for efficiently finding continued fraction convergents of square roots of integers. However, it can be complicated to execute, and usually not every convergent is generated. The ideas behind the method are as follows:
The method is as follows:
A number is represented in a floating point format as which is also called scientific notation. Its square root is and similar formulae would apply for cube roots and logarithms. On the face of it, this is no improvement in simplicity, but suppose that only an approximation is required: then just is good to an order of magnitude. Next, recognise that some powers, p, will be odd, thus for 3141.59 = 3.14159x103 rather than deal with fractional powers of the base, multiply the mantissa by the base and subtract one from the power to make it even. The adjusted representation will become the equivalent of 31.4159x102 so that the square root will be √31.4159 x 10.
If the integer part of the adjusted mantissa is taken, there can only be the values 1 to 99, and that could be used as an index into a table of 99 pre-computed square roots to complete the estimate. A computer using base sixteen would require a larger table, but one using base two would require only three entries: the possible bits of the integer part of the adjusted mantissa are 01 (the power being even so there was no shift, remembering that a normalised floating point number always has a non-zero high-order digit) or if the power was odd, 10 or 11, these being the first two bits of the original mantissa. Thus, 6.25 = 110.01 in binary, normalised to 1.1001 x 22 an even power so the paired bits of the mantissa are 01, while .625 = 0.101 in binary normalises to 1.01 x 2-1 an odd power so the adjustment is to 10.1 x 2-2 and the paired bits are 10. Notice that the low order bit of the power is echoed in the high order bit of the pairwise mantissa. An even power has its low-order bit zero and the adjusted mantissa will start with 0, whereas for an odd power that bit is one and the adjusted mantissa will start with 1. Thus, when the power is halved, it is as if its low order bit is shifted out to become the first bit of the pairwise mantissa.
A table with only three entries could be enlarged by incorporating additional bits of the mantissa. However, with computers, rather than calculate an interpolation into a table, it is often better to find some simpler calculation giving equivalent results. Everything now depends on the exact details of the format of the representation, plus what operations are available to access and manipulate the parts of the number. For example, Fortran offers an EXPONENT(x) function to obtain the power. Effort expended in devising a good initial approximation is to be recouped by thereby avoiding the additional iterations of the refinement process that would have been needed for a poor approximation. Since these are few (one iteration requires a divide, an add, and a halving) the constraint is severe.
Many computers follow the IEEE (or sufficiently similar) representation, and a very rapid approximation to the square root can be obtained for starting Newton's method. The technique that follows is based on the fact that the floating point format (in base two) approximates the base-2 logarithm. That is
So for a 32-bit single precision floating point number in IEEE format (where notably, the power has a bias of 127 added for the represented form) you can get the approximate logarithm by interpreting its binary representation as a 32-bit integer, scaling it by , and removing a bias of 127, i.e.
For example, 1.0 is represented by a hexadecimal number 0x3F800000, which would represent if taken as an integer. Using the formula above you get , as expected from . In a similar fashion you get 0.5 from 1.5 (0x3FC00000).
To get the square root, divide the logarithm by 2 and convert the value back. The following program demonstrates the idea. Note that the exponent's lowest bit is intentionally allowed to propagate into the mantissa. One way to justify the steps in this program is to assume is the exponent bias and is the number of explicitly stored bits in the mantissa and then show that
/* Assumes that float is in the IEEE 754 single precision floating point format * and that int is 32 bits. */ float sqrt_approx(float z) { int val_int = *(int*)&z; /* Same bits, but as an int */ /* * To justify the following code, prove that * * ((((val_int / 2^m) - b) / 2) + b) * 2^m = ((val_int - 2^m) / 2) + ((b + 1) / 2) * 2^m) * * where * * b = exponent bias * m = number of mantissa bits * * . */ val_int -= 1 << 23; /* Subtract 2^m. */ val_int >>= 1; /* Divide by 2. */ val_int += 1 << 29; /* Add ((b + 1) / 2) * 2^m. */ return *(float*)&val_int; /* Interpret again as float */ }
The three mathematical operations forming the core of the above function can be expressed in a single line. An additional adjustment can be added to reduce the maximum relative error. So, the three operations, not including the cast, can be rewritten as
val_int = (1 << 29) + (val_int >> 1) - (1 << 22) + a;
where a is a bias for adjusting the approximation errors. For example, with a = 0 the results are accurate for even powers of 2 (e.g., 1.0), but for other numbers the results will be slightly too big (e.g.,1.5 for 2.0 instead of 1.414... with 6% error). With a = -0x4C000, the errors are between about -3.5% and 3.5%.
If the approximation is to be used for an initial guess for Newton's method to the equation , then the reciprocal form shown in the following section is preferred.
A variant of the above routine is included below, which can be used to compute the reciprocal of the square root, i.e., instead, was written by Greg Walsh, and implemented into SGI Indigo by Gary Tarolli.[12][13] The integer-shift approximation produced a relative error of less than 4%, and the error dropped further to 0.15% with one iteration of Newton's method on the following line.[14] In computer graphics it is a very efficient way to normalize a vector.
float invSqrt(float x) { float xhalf = 0.5f*x; union { float x; int i; } u; u.x = x; u.i = 0x5f3759df - (u.i >> 1); /* The next line can be repeated any number of times to increase accuracy */ u.x = u.x * (1.5f - xhalf * u.x * u.x); return u.x; }
Some VLSI hardware implements inverse square root using a second degree polynomial estimation followed by a Goldschmidt iteration.[15]
If S < 0, then its principal square root is
If S = a+bi where a and b are real and b ≠ 0, then its principal square root is
This can be verified by squaring the root.[16][17] Here
is the modulus of S. The principal square root of a complex number is defined to be the root with the non-negative real part.


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Thanks to your feedback and suggestions, the animal protection movement has grown significantly over the past few years. But there is always room for improvement, and we want to hear from you. Organised by ACRES and Chong Pang Division, the Chong Pang Public Forum on Animal Protection Policies is a not-to-be-missed opportunity to have your say about the issues that matter to you, give your feedback and suggestions, and pose your questions. The event features a Public Forum with Mr. K Shanmugam, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Minister for Law and MP for Nee Soon GRC (Chong Pang) and Mr. Louis Ng, Chief Executive of ACRES.
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Brian BennettSuspended Michigan Wolverines center Graham Glasgow will be arraigned on a drunk-driving charge on May 19 in Ann Arbor, according to court records.
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Hal Steinbrenner: Yankees Have Been 'Disappointed' In A-Rod
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork/AP) – Alex Rodriguez has let down Hal Steinbrenner.
The New York Yankees' managing general partner on Monday expressed his disappointment in Rodriguez's behavior at times during the star third baseman's career in pinstripes.
Steinbrenner made the comments after attending a news conference at Yankee Stadium to announce that the Big Ten and the Pinstripe Bowl have agreed to an eight-year deal.
"There have no doubt been times when we've been disappointed in him and we've conveyed that to him and he understands that," Steinbrenner said. "But look, everybody's human and everybody makes mistakes. If you've got a guy over the course of 10 years, there's going to be times any of us make mistakes."
Steinbrenner spoke one day after Yankees general manager Brian Cashman said Rodriguez "couldn't live up to" his record $275 million, 10-year contract that runs through 2017 – a deal he signed after opting out of his contract at the end of the 2007 World Series.
"It's a big contract," Steinbrenner said. "We all hope he's going to act like a Yankee and do the best to live up to it."
The 37-year-old Rodriguez has been as much a lightning rod for back-page fodder and the subject of Major League Baseball investigations as he has been a force on the field since joining the Yankees in 2004.
Rodriguez was benched during last season's playoffs and has been ridiculed for repeatedly failing in October. In 2009, he admitted using steroids while with the Texas Rangers. The Miami New Times reported this year that Rodriguez bought human growth hormone and other performance-enhancing substances in recent years from Biogenesis of America LLC, a now-closed clinic in Coral Cables, near his offseason home.
"Innocent until proven guilty, right?" said Steinbrenner. "We haven't heard a thing."
A-Rod's name has also been mentioned in connection with illegal poker games.
But Rodriguez has also won two MVP awards with New York, been selected to seven All-Star teams and practically carried the club to its most recent World Series title in 2009.
Rodriguez is rehabbing his surgically repaired hip and is not expected back until after the All-Star break. And despite his criticism of A-Rod, Steinbrenner understands the injury-depleted Yankees probably need the three-time AL MVP to be successful for New York to advance deep into the postseason.
"I know he's been working hard and he's been working hard to come back and he does work," Steinbrenner said. "He knows what it means to be a Yankee and he knows what we expect of him and he knows what his teammates expect of him, without a doubt. So we just hope he comes back strong. We need all the help we can get."
On Monday, Rodriguez did agility drills before running hard 10 times at around 120 feet in the outfield at the Yankees' minor league complex in Tampa, Fla. After taking 29 grounders hit at him at third base, A-Rod took 66 swings, including several long opposite-field homers, during batting practice.
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Haitian Foods and Recipes
Haitian Recipes - Fried Plantains
Traditional deep fried green plaintains served with Griot (Fried Pork) and Sauce Ti Malice (a very hot sauce)
3 green plantains
Cooking oil
Salt (optional)
Garlic (optional)
1. Place oil in a skillet over medium high heat
2. Sauté half inch plantain slices until they begin to brown
3. Remove the plantain and drain on paper towels
4. Use a plantain press (Tostonera) or the bottom of a cup to flatten the plantains
5. Press to half of its size
6. Sauté once again until golden brown
7. Remove and use paper towels to absorb excess oil. Sprinkle salt on green plantain
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2 Green Plaintain
1 cup Corn or Vegetable Oil
½ cup Water
1 tbsp. Lawrys Seasoned Salt (optional) 1 tbsp. Vinegar
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Peel plaintains and cut into 5 pieces each. Place oil in a deep frying pan on medium heat. In a small bowl, add remaining ingredients and set aside. Place cut plaintains in hot oil. Cook plaintains for 5 to 7 minutes on each side. Remove plaintains and lower heat. Quickly flatten plaintains using a Tostonera. Soak flattened plaintains in water mixture and place in oil on medium heat. Turn plaintains on each side until crispy and golden brown. Place fried plaintains on paper towels to remove excess oil. Serve hot.
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@Robin he is Todd Williams. Just recently he played a vampire hunter on the Vampire Diaries. I think he was in Chicago Code before that and he used to play a detective on the first couple of seasons of In Plain Sight. Those are the things I'm most familiar with. I agree completely with this review. I should probably avoid my Angelo rant because it'll be redundant but I'm so over his character being shredded and Bay was out of line. At least Angelo spends time with her, ironically enough more than regina. I liked that Trevor got something out of Daphne but honestly the way she's treated him...he's too good for her.
Ah and I'm back to being annoyed or indifferent to Nora. Her bonding with the young teen was nice. I'm not sure if I'm ready to see another werewolf in their circle but I liked the teen well enough. She was spunky. I could see papa wolf taking her in...but nora seems fond of her. Its a pity about Henry. He was so harsh to both josh and aiden. That was rough. Sally was sally. Lol! This thing with the witch is interesting. Season three is shaping up to be their best yet!
There is something very refreshing about this show. I like it. The other characters are starting to develop nicely. Dorritt does seem to switch up personality wise but I think they're finding her footing as endearing but pesky little sister. I continue to love the relationship between Carrie and her father. It's fantastically written. Especially his struggles to raise two teen girls alone. I find Sebastian the charming but sweet bad boy great. And yes, I definitely missed Walt.
Julian was so clearly a red herring that it made things far from suspenseful. I like his complicated relationship with Joanna. They bring out interesting sides in each other. I'm still mostly suspicious of Sofia. I'm now suspicious of the father and I love this more vulnerable side to Edward.
-Stefan was MVP. "You don't know what I look like when I'm not in love with you." BOOM! That was wonderful. Love biyter, snarky Stefan.
-Hell it was ridiculous that Sheriff Forbes arrested Shane to begin with. Gonna go with Damon telling Jeremy to run before he kills him. Even the great Ian Smolderhaulder couldn't sell that one. He was reciting it like WTF am I doing right now.
-while crazy sex is the best sex, LOVE you snarky Stefan! Gotta go with Delena. We actually seen some skin even if it was rudely interrupted with Steroline whining. Hell even Damon and Bex had a hotter scene. Her face said it all.
-Please let it be Elijah.
-Don't care.
Repition and the other characters' frequent talk about him but without actually showing me why he's any worse than any of the other characters. Because,that I've yet to see! Especially out of the adults, and I'm not a fan of any of them but I suppose them being flawed is the purpose
@LelahRose Angelo wasn't obligated to tell Regina anything about this pregnant woman when he didn't know everything going on with her either. Then he told her and she behaved as though he somehow cheated on her when they weren't even together. I think the lines about honesty are a bit too murky. At what point is he allowed to have private business that he's dealing with? I don't like or understand why he's required to be an open book and no one else is. I also don't understand why his being dishonest is any different than Regina being dishonest. And while they've been known to villianize her on occasion it is never to the extent of Angelo. Just like I don't understand how. Regina is allowed to be changed and recovered and no one chooses to believe that he is. He's paying and taking the blame for he and Regina 's past, and he's blamed for everything imaginable now. I just don't see where its warranted, I feel like they're trying to brainwash me into seeing him a certain way with repitition and w/o showing me why he's any worse than any of the other characters.
@Leanne. I think its her voice. She has a hint of nasal or something.
Loved the episode. I find this series very refreshing. It has a Freaks and Geeks quality to it and it shows promise. There haven't been too many halfway decent teen coming of age shows done well since TGIF Boy Meets World. I feel like this is one of the better ones. There is something extremely charming about its simplicity. I love the relationship between Carrie and her dad. Its one of my favorite things about this. Walt has my heart, such a sweet guy and watching him struggle is emotional and interesting. His breakup scene with Maggie was so bittersweet. Heartwrenching for both of them. You could sense the confusion but the love too and the scene in the end with all of the girls just made me smile.
Great interview. They are doing a surprisingly great job with this series so far. It's one of the stronger freshmen series.
-I agree with Christina. I'm not an April fan, she treated him like crap, and I much prefer him with the intern, who is kinda cool compared to the other interns. Plus April and Jackson always felt like sibling like to me and I was turned off when they started sleeping together.
- they'll inevitably hook up but I actually dig them as friends.
- Debts. Take care of my loved ones. Charity and travel.
- hunt and Yang.
-I'd love to see them as outcasts. "Blaming the victims " it would be an interesting story.


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The 2004 Hyundai Tiburon is a 2-door, 4-seat Coupe, available in 7 trims, ranging from the Base (M5) to the GT V6 Special Edition (M6). Upon introduction, the $16,999 Base (M5) is equipped with a standard 2.0L, 4-cylinder, engine that achieves 24-mpg in the city and 30-mpg on the highway. a Manual transmission is standard. The $20,497 GT V6 Special Edition (M6) is equipped with a standard 2.7L, 6-cylinder, engine that achieves 18-mpg in the city and 26-mpg on the highway. a Manual transmission is standard.


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There are much better options out there. I would never buy a .22 strictly for self defense. But if that's all that you have its better than nothing.
Everybody needs a little Devastation!
i just have a friend who is afraid of recoil but i cant talk him into getting anything bigger. he might budge for a .22 mag but i wonder if they make any decent LR ammo that would give him a better chance
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With a .22LR you absolutely need to shoot your opponent in the head. Then it works like a charm. With a .45 ACP a chest shot is more than sufficient. With a 9 mm several chest shots are needed. It all depends how cool you are under fire. I prefer the .45.
Why is your friend afraid of recoil? Did they have the unpleasant experience that many have had where they are given a 12 gauge at a young age and got knocked on their butt? I suggest that you bring your friend to the range with a variety of guns that have low recoil and have them try them out. I have a Ruger GP100 in .357 magnum that I would use with .38's loaded for this exercise. Very mild recoil and a pretty intimidating gun. (of course any .357 mag heavy revolver would work just as well). I have fired a couple of mildly recoiling 1911s that have been worked over. I can imagine that one of those little .22 Derringers might surprise someone. Never fired one myself though.
I could make a list of a bunch of guns i have, or "have", or wish I had. Why would one feel compelled to provide that infornation freely? Do you feel the need to show off? Is it some immature game of oneupsmanship? Why do you feel it necessary to list your guns?


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The Navigator of the Outlaw Star. She is a bio-android created by Professor Gwen Khan for the Outlaw Star.
An android created by Dr Gwen Khan using ancient biotechnology. She was created to navigate the Outlaw Star to the Galactic Leyline, and is the only one able to act as a medium to access its vast powers. Melfina and the Outlaw Star were stolen from the Kei pirates by the outlaw Hilda who intended to use them to find the Galactic Leyline. She has no memory of her past or why she was created. Although she is a artificial humanoid, Melfina possesses both free will and human emotions as well as the physical need for food and rest. Besides being the ship navigator, she is also the chef. After the death of Hilda, Melfina travels with Gene after he promises to find her past and purpose and gradually begins to develop feelings for him. In the last episode, the part of her spirit which was created to be the Maiden of the Leyline departs from her and relocates with the Leyline itself, meaning that Melfina is no longer bound to the Leyline and her past, and is subsequently freed from a forced destiny. She and Gene addmited there love for each other and she joins him in exploring space aboard the Outlaw Star.
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NY Times take on Denver for 36 hours – and it hurts
Posted By Bill Husted On August 8, 2008 @ 3:27 pm In The Peek | No Comments
Sunday's NY Times [1] Travel section gives us the East Coast [2] view of our town in the feature "36 Hours in Denver."
It's the usual provincial take on the boondocks. Writer Eric Wilson [3] sends you to the Denver Mint, the Capitol [4], the 16 Street Mall bus, the Buckhorn Exchange [5], the Fort. Onward to the Molly Brown House, Sante Fe and LoDo art galleries, Rockmount Ranch Wear, Larimer Square, Lannie's Clocktower Cabaret, Denver Art Museum and, of all places, the Mile High Flea Market.
Perhaps the most telling observation is what the reporter saw on the ticker that slides across the Denver Newspaper Agency [6] building. "Wolves Now Under State Protection … Bison Slaughter Probe May End Next Week … Police: Angry Husband Kills Cat." Ain't we a bunch of rubes!
I have just returned from the East Coast and the liberal elite there thinks we have manure on our shoes. I have seldom, if ever, run into a more chauvinistic group of snobs. And I grew up in NYC.
"Denver?" they say. "What do you do there?
"Do any celebrities live there?"
"Why would you live there?"
"I spent a few days in Denver," said one well-heeled women during dinner at the American Hotel in Sag Harbor. "Not sequentially of course. On my way to Aspen."
I tell them about our vibrant culture scene, the bustling restaurant community, the proximity to the mountains, the 300 days of sunshine. I am met with soupusses of destain.
They really are like the famous New Yorker cover that depicts a view of America [7] where not much happens west of the Hudson River [8].
When I noted that the Denver Post [9] has a Sunday circultaion of over 600,000 — a man said to me, "Yes, but who cares about those people?"
Expect plenty of this during the DNC, ok cowboys?
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Hey guys, quick question. I've had this problem for about a week now where my phone will be locked with a black screen, and when I press the power button to start the unlocking process, the screen does not respond. Usually it takes about a full minute before I can actually get the phones screen to activate. It doesn't seem to have this problem when plugged in, and it seems to get worse with lower battery levels. Any ideas? Sent from my DROID2 GLOBAL using DroidForums
It's weird because I tried to update the system to Gingerbread but it said my phone was up to date. Would it have done the update automatically? I don't believe anything on my phone has changed, so I doubt it has the newest software. And if so, why is my phone still intermittently having this problem? But that makes sense about having apps open and constantly locking/unlocking, because I have a bad habit of doing that.


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Vatican says it won't bail out U.S. dioceses. (Church In Crisis).
If a U.S. diocese gets into financial trouble because of legal settlements over clerical sexual abuse, it will have to turn to other dioceses for help, not to the Vatican, said a top church official."It's not the practice of the Holy See to bail out dioceses," said U.S. Cardinal Edmund C. Szoka president of the commission that governs the Vatican City State.
"In the past, when dioceses have suffered financial problems -- not related to sex-abuse lawsuits -- other dioceses have helped them with no-interest loans. It's their responsibility," he told Business Week Online.
Szoka, who headed the Vatican's budget planning office from 1990 to 1997, said it would be contrary to the church's "structure" for the Vatican to assist dioceses financially.
In its April 15 issue, Business Week magazine cited estimates by plaintiffs' lawyers that U.S. dioceses have spent as much as $1 billion in sex-abuse settlements since 1985.
"Became the Vatican depends so heavily on U.S. contributions," it said, "a few financially crippling jury awards at the parish level could send a ripple effect all the way to Rome."
Szoka told Business Week that U.S. dioceses "will soon overtake" the German church as largest contributor in coveting the Holy See's operating costs.
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Publication: | National Catholic Reporter |
Article Type: | Brief Article |
Geographic Code: | 1USA |
Date: | Apr 19, 2002 |
Words: | 208 |
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