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See also: The AMS Blog on Math Blogs: Mathematicians tour the mathematical blogosphere. PhD mathematicians Evelyn Lamb, Anna Haensch, and Brie Finegold blog on blogs that have posts related to mathematics research, applied mathematics, mathematicians, math in the news, mathematics education, math and the arts, and more. Recent posts: "Money, Money, Money" and "Prepare to Be Nerdsniped," by Evelyn Lamb, and "How To Optimize Summer Travel And Not Get Blown Up" and "Turns Out You Can Be Diverse and Segregated At the Same Time," by by Anna Haensch.
On a team of math modelers' analysis of the fate of missing Malaysian flight, by Allyn Jackson
In March 2014, Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing, disappeared without a trace. More than a year of intensive searching and investigation have not produced any definitive explanation for how and why the plane vanished. The April 2015 issue of the Notices of the AMS carried an article describing a possible explanation. Using the mathematics of fluid dynamics and supercomputer simulations, the seven authors of the article, led by mathematician Goong Chen of Texas A&M University, modeled the conundrum as a classic "water entry problem." Assuming that the plane went down in the Indian Ocean, the team examined how the angle at which the plane entered the water is related to the damage sustained. Their simulations predict that, if the plane entered the water at a vertical angle---that is, in a nose-dive---it would have sustained much less stress than at other angles and could have remained largely intact. The wings have would broken off and, given their weight, sunk to the ocean floor. Shorn of wings, the plane's fuselage would not have broken up but would have plunged missile-style to a depth of 30 to 40 meters in a matter of seconds and quickly would have reached the ocean floor. The press coverage was sparked by a news release from Texas A&M University at Qatar, which was reproduced verbatim by many news outlets. The news release quotes Chen as saying: "The true final moments of MH370 are likely to remain a mystery until someday when its black box is finally recovered and decoded. But forensics strongly supports that MH370 plunged into the ocean in a nosedive." (Image: Texas A&M University at Qatar/Notices of the American Mathematical Society.)
Here are links to some of the press coverage: "Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370: Has Math Prof Solved Mystery Of Missing Plane's Fate?". Inquisitr, 9 June 2015; "MH370 Malaysia Airlines Flight: Mystery Of Missing Debris Explained By Mathematicians," by Sara C. Nelson. Huffington Post, 9 June 2015; "Malaysia Airlines MH370: Aircraft 'nosedived into ocean' explaining lack of debris, claims Texas mathematician," by Samantha Payne. International Business Times, 9 June 2015; "Does this computer model FINALLY show what happened to ill-fated Malaysia Airlines MH370?", by Tom Batchelor. Express, 9 June 2015; "Maths professor might have just solved the mystery of missing flight MH370," by Rob Waugh. Metro News, 9 June 2015; "Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 nosedived into Indian Ocean, Dr Goong Chen says," by Marissa Calligeros. The Age, 11 June 2015; and "Mathematician: Missing MH370 plunged vertically into ocean," by Michael Martinez and Don Melvin. CNN, 12 June 2015.
--- Allyn Jackson
On an interview with Martin Groetschel, by Allyn Jackson
Martin Groetschel is a mathematician at the Technical University of Berlin and general secretary of the International Mathematical Union. On the occasion of his appointment as president-designate of the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences, the Welt am Sonntag published this interview with him. In it he responds to a variety of questions about mathematics, how it is perceived, and how it is taught. Lossau asks Groetschel whether someone who is weak in arithmetic could become a good mathematician. Absolutely, Groetschel replies, explaining that mathematicians rarely do arithmetic calculations and instead think mainly about abstract structures. They can then discover new phenomena and connections between them without having to do any calculations. "I know some mathematicians who have problems handling numbers fluently," he said. "But I'm not naming names."
See "Mathematiker rechnen nicht [Mathematicians don't do arithmetic]": Interview with Martin Groetschel, by Norbert Lossau. Welt am Sonntag, 31 May 2015.
--- Allyn Jackson
On media coverage of John Nash, by Annette Emerson
Immediately after John Forbes Nash, Jr., 86, and his wife, Alicia, 82, were killed in a traffic accident in New Jersey on May 23, the media worldwide exploded with articles about Nash, his life, his mathematics and his impact on the mathematics community. In this month's Math in the Media Tony Phillips points to articles on reminiscences of Nash by his biographer Sylvia Nasar and by his colleague at MIT, Isadore Singer; recent quotes from Nash; and recollections by Peter Klein on the interview Mike Wallace did with Nash for 60 Minutes. Other pieces offer insights on Nash. Peter Brown, a journalist for Science, had just seen Nash at the Abel Prize Ceremonies in Oslo earlier that week, and wrote about Nash's appearance and responses after the award ceremony ("John Nash's memorable final appearances," by Peter Brown, Science, 29 May 2015). Ron Howard, director of A Beautiful Mind, the movie about Nash, recalls when he met Nash. "I couldn't understand much about the Nash Equilibrium or anything else he was explaining that day, but I could recognize a spark of creative energy and vision that I could recognize and relate to. That day I began to see John as an artist." ("The Beauty of John Nash," by Ron Howard, Time, 27 May 2015) In another piece, writer John Cassidy notes Nash's "game-theoretical methods he pioneered became widely used in the social sciences, and especially in economics," and provides some background on economics, including, "In the nineteen-sixties, seventies, and eighties, economic theorists worked on extending Nash's approach. At the same time, however, it became clear that his concept of equilibrium has some serious drawbacks that limit its usefulness....These days, political scientists, evolutionary biologists, and even government regulators are obliged to grasp best-response equilibria and other aspects of game theory." ("The Triumph (and Failure) of John Nash's Game Theory," by John Cassidy, The New Yorker, 27 May 2015) Articles, tributes and condolences continue to appear in the news and social media. See a brief biography of Nash.
--- Annette Emerson
On the math of how wrinkles form, by Lisa DeKeukelaere
Using experimental data from tests aimed at examining how aerodynamics change when air is removed from balls of silicone, scientists have developed a new set of equations for describing how wrinkles form on a sphere. The scientists discovered that the wrinkle patterns depend only on the curvature of the base (non-wrinkling) layer and the amount of stress applied to the outer layer, and the model works on spheres ranging from the size of ping-pong balls to the tiny hemispheres of a silicone polymer. Understanding development of wrinkles and dimples has applications ranging from planetary surfaces to the human small intestine, and the new equations offer hope that similarly simple formulas exist for other elastic systems which at present are calculated only with large, complex computer models. According to one of the researchers, the new development is significant for the collaboration between experimentalists--who shared their intriguing wrinkled spheres with mathematicians--and the theorists, who developed the equations that form the basis for new questions and experiments.
(Image: Under pressure, curved surfaces transition from a regular, dimpled pattern to one with irregular wrinkles. Norbert Stoop.)
See "The Fascinating Math of How Wrinkles Form," by Sarah Lewin, Quanta Magazine, 17 May 2015.
--- Lisa DeKeukelaere
On guitars and the defense and medical industries, by Claudia Clark
Paul Reed Smith did not have any particular interest in mathematics when he founded the company PRS Guitars in 1985. But his father, Jack Smith—an applied mathematician for the U.S. Air Force and Navy—helped him to see the relationship between mathematical formulas and the sounds being produced by his guitars. "We first thought we were working on just a guitar thing," Smith says, "but it turns out we were working on any kind of measuring and data extraction." Now, Dent writes, "Smith is developing a mathematically-based way of extracting undetected data from those waveforms, as well as unseen data from digital images." He is forming a new company—Digital Harmonic—to focus on this. So far, the U.S. Navy and John Hopkins "have formed partnerships with him, to try and apply his algorithms in both the defense and medical industries." Such applications could include improvements in underwater images for the U.S. Navy or in medical imaging for medicine. "All of these images are made up of the waveforms Smith proposes to clear of noise," notes Dent. Smith's algorithm might also be applied to DNA sequencing, where it "could possibly allow for longer, more reliable and less expensive 'read lengths' of a DNA sequence," she writes.
(Photo: By chascar (originally posted to Flickr as Paul Reed Smith) [CC BY 2.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0)], via Wikimedia Commons.)
See "Mathematics of the Ultimate Rock & Roll Guitar Could Help U.S. Navy And DNA Sequencing," by Millie Dent, Forbes, 14 May 2015.
--- Claudia Clark
On finding a shipwreck using Bayesian search theory, by Samantha Faria
Don't call Tommy Thompson a treasure hunter. At the forefront of deep water searching, he was a cross between Indiana Jones and Nikola Tesla, always methodical, meticulous and careful.
In the hey-day of the California gold rush, ships laden with riches made their way to the East Coast. On September 12, 1857 the S.S. Central America sank in the deep ocean carrying with it one of the greatest lost treasures in United States history. In 1985, Thompson was determined to find this wreck. He recruited scientist Bob Evans, who went through old boxes of microfilm, read about the storm and the 153 survivors' testimonies. He looked for things like the strength of the storm, condition of the vessel, and how the storm was affecting it. All of this research became a data correlation matrix; laid out it was a humongous 12 feet by 12 feet. Next Bayesian search theory was employed. Dr. Kathryn Laskey described it as "taking a whole mess of different kinds of data and putting them into a common framework that we can actually then use to search…each of those pieces of information on its own might be very weak but when you put them all together you get more powerful information than any one of them individually and you apply a mathematical formula called Bayes Rule..."
Taking a systematic approach to the search, Thompson brought in Dr. Larry Stone, and asked him if he could create algorithms to find something that was lost at sea. "Bayesian modelling could take large sets of data sometimes with conflicting information in it to create a collective whole understanding of where the truth probably lay. That's why we collected every piece of data that we possibly could." said Evans. Stone created a Bayesian model of all of the factors that could help figure out where the ship was resting. He then organized the information in to three scenarios to figure out a position of some sort. "The probability map covered an area about the size of Rhode Island," explained Stone. Using high-tech sonar, the team started in the high probability area and worked its way outward in a rectangular spiral, like a lawn mower moving back and forth through the water rather than grass. They tried to move efficiently through the probability map. Sure enough, they found a wreck in the high probability area! After spending the summer combing through it and recovering artifacts, but not gold, the team realized it was not the right ship. Although some members of the group were mad, frustrated and felt that they had wasted their time, Thompson wanted to make sure he had searched the entire probability map. The following winter Evans poured over the sonar pictures taken throughout the map. One spot intrigued him. In an effort to be thorough, the crew went back and dropped the sonar down in the area that Evans had highlighted. In the control booth they watched the submersible in real-time video; suddenly the S.S. Central America came into view. The wreck was on the very edge of the probability map, 200 miles off the coast of South Carolina about 8000 feet below on the Atlantic floor. Finally the shipwreck had been found.
Unfortunately, 39 insurance companies filed suit against Thompson and his company, claiming rights to the gold because of damages they paid in the 19th century. The lawsuits dragged on in federal court for 10 years. By this point Thompson had millions tied up in legal fees as well as outstanding loans. Thompson's group sold the gold for $48 million. Soon after, Thompson disappeared. This past January Thompson was captured in West Boca Raton, Florida and later extradited to Columbus, Ohio where he pled guilty to the charge of criminal contempt.
(Image: photo reproduction of painting of the sinking of the Central America, 1857. J. Childs (engraver & publisher), National Maritime Museum, London. Public domain via Wikimedia Commons, licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 Australia license. PD-1996|Australia|public domain-copyright has expired.)
See "How Data Nerds Found A 131-Year-Old Sunken Treasure." FiveThirtyEight.com, 13 May 2015.
---Samantha Faria (Posted 5/27/15)
On Sitan Chen, student mathematician and musician, by Lisa DeKeukelaere
Sitan Chen Garners Top Oral Award at CEE's 28th Research Science Institute.
In an interview with US News & World Report, Harvard student Sitan Chen explains his view that there are no hard problems, just a lack of understanding and a lack of the right framework for approaching the question. Chen, a 20-year-old junior majoring in mathematics and computer science, won third prize in the 2011 Siemens Competition in Math, Science, and Technology, and has given piano performances at Carnegie Hall six times. Chen notes that he initially was inspired by math competitions in middle school and a program for students to partner with math professors during high school, but he advises other students to focus on hard, interesting problems and self-improvement, rather than competitions and comparing oneself to others. He briefly explains his 2011 Siemens Competition entry, which used graph theory to optimize circuit design, and he describes his interest in future work in algebraic geometry, algebraic topology, and the P vs. NP problem in computer science.
See "Theoretical Mathematician Says There Are No Hard Problems," by Mary Cirincione, U.S. News & World Report, 12 May 2015.
--- Lisa DeKeukelaere
John Urschel, on his interests, by Mike Breen
John Urschel, an offensive lineman for the Baltimore Ravens and a published mathematician, talks about some of his many interests in a short interview in Download, a weekly feature of The New York Times Sunday Review. As if playing professional football weren't enough to stay busy, Urshchel reveals that he is also a blues and jazz guitarist and recently competed in his first chess tournament. Urschel also says that he loves horror films and Dinosaur Comics, a comic that uses the same images each day, but with different text.
See "John Urschel," by Kate Murphy for Download. The New York Times, 10 May 2015, page SR2.
--- Mike Breen (Posted 5/18/15)
On MathCounts, by Claudia Clark
The Raytheon MATHCOUNTS Competition Series is a series of math contests offered for Grade 6, 7, and 8 students around the United States and the world. Each year, local and state contests culminate in a national competition, with 4 students from each state, U.S. territory, and other locations competing for scholarships and prizes. In this article, Baker describes a few highlights—focusing in particular on the 4 Massachusetts finalists—from the annual Raytheon MATHCOUNTS National Competition, which was held in Boston, Massachusetts earlier this month. In the end, Massachusetts' competitors Nathan Ramesh and Jeffrey Chang made it through the morning's written exam to the "Countdown" segment of the competition, but the winner was Kevin Liu, last year's runner-up, from Indiana.
(Photo, courtesy of Raytheon: Kevin Liu, left, the 2015 Raytheon MATHCOUNTS National Champion, shakes the hand of runner-up Andy Xu after the final question of the Countdown Round.)
See "You Can Count on Them," by Billy Baker. The Boston Globe, 9 May 2015, page 1; "Math Challenge," Mathcounts champ Liu on LIVE with Kelly and Michael, 11 May 2015; and "14-year-old math champ's winning answer," USA Today, 11 May 2015.
--- Claudia Clark
On mathematicians and blue crabs, by Lisa DeKeukelaere
See "Mathematicians and Blue Crabs," Op-ed by Manil Suri, The New York Times, 2 May 2015.
Mathematicians are trying to help the State of Maryland maintain a sustainable population of blue crabs by setting harvesting limits based on mathematical models?with mixed results. As columnist Manil Suri explains, population numbers often depend on a wide range of factors and assumptions that can be difficult to verify, resulting in models whose predictive capabilities are more like estimated weather forecasts than set-in-stone laws of physics. Suri highlights the statistic R, used to denote the growth rate of a population, and highlights Maryland?s efforts to keep R from falling below one?which would mean a decline in the population?by focusing on limits for specific types of crabs, such as egg-bearing females. Suri notes that although the mathematicians have yet to adapt a model that ensures sustainability year after year, the accumulation of additional data as years go by could lead to success in the future.--- Lisa DeKeukelaere
On mathematician and musician James Stewart, by Claudia Clark
"Integral House" in the Rosedale neighborhood of Toronto is on the market. Commissioned by the late Canadian mathematician and musician James Stewart, writer of a series of high school and college calculus textbooks, the name of the house alludes to Stewart's love of curves. Why curves? In the trailer for a documentary film currently being made about him, Stewart explained, "I'm a mathematician. All straight lines have the same shape so they are not so interesting to me, whereas there's an infinite variety of curves." The 18,000 square-foot home was designed by the Toronto husband-and-wife team Brigitte Shim and Howard Sutcliffe. The 5-story house took 6 years, and cost an estimated $24m, to build. It has won several design awards and includes a pool, planted roofs, geothermal heating and cooling, and a performance space that can seat 150 people. Stewart died in December of last year after an 18-month battle with multiple myeloma.
See interior and exterior pictures of "Integral House." A documentary about Stewart, The Integral Man: The math and music behind the house, is currently being filmed and is due to be completed next year.
See "The $23m house built by mathematics: Toronto home that doubles as concert venue was designed by professor with 'science of curves'," by Sara Malm, Daily Mail, 1 May 2015.
--- Claudia Clark
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Emergency workers in western North Carolina are warning of the dangers of being on the rain-swollen rivers.
Emergency crews in the Asheville area have conducted six swift-water rescue efforts in the past week, The Asheville Citizen-Times ( http://avlne.ws/1aVkNfb) reported.
A Kentucky man drowned last week on the Big East Fork of the Pigeon River in Haywood County.
The Asheville Fire Department has taken part in five swift-water rescues since July 1, most of them on the French Broad River.
Firefighter Kelley Klope says many people do not understand the intensity of rushing water.
"You can't always control where you go," Klope said.
Many parts of the western North Carolina mountains have received up to 10 inches of rain in the last week.
A flood warning remains in effect through noon Wednesday for the French Broad River.
Two teens from Greenville, S.C., were rescued Sunday after they fell out of their inflatable raft and plunged over a small dam.
"Fortunately, they were able to maintain their grip on their inflatable raft, so they were able to keep their heads above water," said Johnny Pless, chief of the Center Pigeon Fire Department.
Many people don't understand how cold the water can be in western North Carolina rivers, even in the summer, Pless said. The water temperature in the Pigeon might be no higher than 60 degrees.
Buncombe County Emergency Services Director Jerry Vehaun said it is hard to calculate the costs of swift-water rescues.
"There are so many variables," Vehaun said. "It could go from several hundred dollars to several thousand."
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The current population of Gaines County is 17,994 with the median age of 28. Gaines County's median household income is $48,135, and the average household net worth is $383,354. 25% of Gaines County's population are long term residents having lived in their homes for more than 5 years, while 29% of Gaines County's population have moved in the last year.
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Age distribution represents the distribution of the population in Gaines County by age group. In Gaines County, the male-to-female ratio is 9,034:8,960, which is 2% higher than the ratio of Texas, which is 13,121,240:13,341,674. Age demographic data is sourced from census, 2015.
Crime rate index represents the average crime rate for a local area in comparison to nearby areas and the national average. A crime index of 100 represents the national average. Gaines County, has 58% less property crime than Texas, and is 48% below the nation's average. Gaines County, has 69% less personal crime than Texas and when compared to that of United States, Gaines County is 66% below the national average.
Marital status represents the percent of residents in Gaines County that are single, married, widowed and divorced. In Gaines County, 83% of people are married and 17% of people are single. The percent of people married is 10% higher than the ratio of Texas, which is 72%. Marital data is sourced from census, 2015.
Household income distribution represents the distribution of Gaines County income brackets at the household level. Overall, the median household income for Gaines County is $48,135, which is 7% lower than that of Texas ($51,696). Income data for Gaines County is sourced from census, 2015.
Education data represents the highest level of education attained by residents in Gaines County. In Gaines County, 37% of residents 18 and over graduated from high school and 13% completed a Bachelor's degree or higher, which is 13% lower than that of Texas. Education statistics is sourced from census, 2015.


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so basically, an entirely dynamic menu is what i need NO STATIC DATA OF ANY KIND.
I've got a current method that works except i am unable to control page order. If i dont get many responses how to go about it, i will put up my current way of doing things (i just don't want to put ideas into your head, i'm looking for a fresh approach)
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If he is getting a good pay check power to him.
If he is getting a good pay check power to him.
so this is what's happening to tim sylvia. hahahaha
This is worse then when Fedor fought Hong Man Choi and Matt Lindland.
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Maybe he should fight Kimbo instead
Timmy is a hard fighter to like. I think he is often underestimated because he is such a dork. I think he is still relative as a fighter no matter how annoying he is. That being said, if this is true, the few people who do have respect for him are going to be slashed in half.......... Don't do it Timmy, it's a Lose/Lose fight,,,,, Dork :-)
Kimbo took him out, out boxed him and subbed him in like less than a minute. I think that was his only mma fight too.
Just when I thought Tim couldn't drop any lower on the respect meter.
Tim would come out better fighting Kimbo.
Goodbye Mr. Burton
All in the reflexes
Anderson Silva 5: TRT USERS 0 Hendo - Forrest - Nate - Chael... twice
This must be a better option then letting Barnett hand him his ass. That would be 3 in a row and he would be lucky to get a Mercer fight after that.
"they call it 'pms' because 'mad cow disease' was taken" -local sign
No way this is for real. The only reason could be to try and pull in some ppv with boxing fans. He should just move to pro-wrestling and go full freak show if he's not interested in any real fights.
Good for Tim, clever too. Work your way UP TO KIMBO!
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Mariah Carey, her boobs and her new beau James Packer, aka the fourth richest man in Australia, took their love to Ibiza, Spain where they gallivanted on a yacht with her kids.
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Don't neglect the figure 8
It can be tough to put muskies in the boat. They're not called "the fish of 10,000 casts" for nothing.
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New model boats keep the best, update the rest
2015 Boat Motors. Stylish, quieter and more fuel-efficient
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LOS ANGELES, CA - JANUARY 09: Drew Doughty #8 of the Los Angeles Kings looks to make a pass play from the blueline during their NHL game against the St. Louis Blues at the Staples Center on January 9, 2010 in Los Angeles, California. The Blues defeated the Kings 4-3. (Photo by Victor Decolongon/Getty Images)
Had Los Angeles Kings defenseman Drew Doughty scored on this rush it would have gone down as one of the best goals of the year. Instead, it merely becomes one of the hardest earned assists of all-time and the best goal that Doughty has never scored. With time close to expiring in the second period, Drew Doughty got the puck in his own zone with five Chicago Blackhawks in front of him. Doughty wove in and out of the Blackhawks on the ice and found himself in front of Corey Crawford, who managed to stop his shot. As Doughty went for the rebound, he couldn't get enough on the puck to put it in the net and the puck ended up glancing off his teammate Jordan Nolan's skate and in the net. The play was reviewed but the goal stood and tied the game with .5 seconds remaining in the second period. It was a huge play that gave the Kings momentum going into the third period and the Kings pulled out the win 5-4. [Eye on Hockey]
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BLAKELY -- A Graveside Service will be held on Thursday, December 20, 2012 at 2:00 PM in the Blakely Cemetery. Rev. Dwight Bishop officiating. Serving as active pallbearers will be: Barry Cox, Fletcher Thompson, Mac Cox, Dee Grist, Dee Plyer and Judson Herrington. Honorary pallbearers will be: Perry Jarrett, Herbert Swords, Buddy Sites and John Golden. The family will receive friends at the funeral home Thursday from 12:30 to 1:30.
Ernest Pace Whitehead, Jr., 74, passed away on Dec. 16, 2012 in Dothan, AL following a lengthy illness. He was born in Cuthbert, GA on May 3, 1938 to the late Dr. Ernest Pace and Mary Grist Whitehead. His grandparents were the late Mr. and Mrs. William J. Grist of Blakely, GA and the late Dr. and Mrs. James M. Whitehead, of Vienna, GA. A graduate of Blakely Union High School and the University of Georgia where he was a member of Phi Delta Theta Fraternity, Mr. Whitehead was a retired salesman who also served in the United States Army. He resided in Dothan, AL with his wife, Anne Williams Peters.
In addition to his wife, Mr. Whitehead is survived by a daughter, Susannah Whitehead Franklin and by three granddaughters; Hannah Franklin, Lillian Franklin, and Sophie Franklin all of Dayville, Ct. He is also survived by three step children; Debi Moore (Mark) of Pinckard, AL, Barry Cox (Michelle) of Wicksburg, AL , and Molly Butler of Birmingham, AL, and by eight step grandchildren.
Mr. Whitehead has a sister, Caroline Whitehead Plyler (Dwight) of St. Simons Island, GA, and a brother, James G. Whitehead (Stephanie) of Blakely, GA as well as four nieces; Mary Ouida Plyler of Miami, FL, Jennifer Thompson (Fletcher) and Jamie Cox (Mac) of Blakely, GA and Caroline Herrington (Judson) of Danville, GA, and a nephew, Dwight Plyler (Anna) of Dunwoody, GA. He is also survived by 6 great nieces and 4 great nephews.
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I bought this for my girlfriend and she really likes it. She tried some of the women's and men's "one size fits all" and she didn't like how they fit. They were all too loose and just flopped around on her. This fits her great and it has all of the features that she needs.


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This is the all units unlocked mod V.3 with more weapons,vehicles,planes,ammmo etc.
In this mod we have updated many weapons, planes etc.In this we have added many maps almost all maps from MenOf War.
With 2 maps that DanDekiller Made.
In this mod are many soldiers and Tanks And Also - Planes.bombs in planes are changed.
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Mod is dead. No update for 2 years.
they really should develop more stuff in the mod
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I need your help making a map. I am making a Call of duty based mission from Call of Duty:Finest Hour. Look up Call of Duty Finest Hour - Eastern Front, Mission 2. I need you to analyze it and then create a map based on it. I can handle everything after this. We will both be given credit for the mission. It is your choice or not if you want to help. I am just a fan of Call of Duty and always wanted to see it on Men of War. Send me a message if you want to help
Awesome mod adds lots more fun gaming hours to it, but the Modifications to most of the German AA vehicles is a pain because when you play with planes off for example you have nothing to counter it as it always blows off your tracks or destroys the main gun.
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It takes chutzpah, as they might say in Haifa, to declare that Hezbollah and Israel wouldn't be fighting now if John Kerry were president.
Kerry, who did declare that, apparently has more chutzpah than nuance, as it turns out.
"If I was president, this wouldn't have happened,'' said the Massachusetts senator, during a lunchtime visit to "Honest? John's Bar and No Grill Inc.'' in Detroit while campaigning for Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm. "The president has been so absent on diplomacy when it comes to issues affecting the Middle East. ... We're going to have a lot of ground to make up (in 2008) because of it.'' Because of Bush's focus on Iraq, Kerry said, the president failed to address threats posed by other terrorist organizations.
"He has made it so much worse because of his lack of reality in going into Iraq,'' said Kerry. And then, "We have to destroy Hezbollah.''
It's impossible, of course, to know what we'd have been watching on television the past several days had Kerry been elected president. Would Hezbollah not have attacked Israel? To answer that, we have to back up a few steps and first ask whether we would have been less focused on Iraq had Kerry been elected in 2004.
Although Kerry voted for the Iraq invasion, he voted against $87 billion in supplemental funding to pay for military operations and reconstruction in Iraq and Afghanistan. His 'no' vote followed the defeat of an amendment he co-sponsored that would have rolled back tax cuts to help defray the cost of funding the war.
Whatever his motivations, the vote contributed to his most infamous "flip-flop'' and one of the Bush campaign's most effective ads, which quoted Kerry saying: "I actually did vote for the $87 billion before I voted against it.''
Over time, Kerry clearly changed his mind about our position in Iraq, so might we gather that he'd have done things differently?
Let's pretend — after all, Kerry is pretending — that he could have soothed insurgents and terrorists alike and that, by now, most American troops would be home and Iraq would be enjoying the fruits of a fully functioning stable, democratic government.
We'll give him that tea leaf. Having managed postwar Iraq better than the Bush administration — and arguably my neighbor's cat could have — what about Iran? Without Iran's support and provision of munitions, Hezbollah wouldn't be kidnapping Israeli soldiers and launching rockets into Israel right now. Might we also assume that under the aura of a President Kerry, the Iranians would have passed on electing the Jew-hating, Holocaust-denying Mahmoud Ahmadinejad?
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A list of items that should be in my pantry, so that I can grab and cook.
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Chicken Crimini
|Olive oil
|1 1⁄2 Tablespoon
|1 , thinly sliced
|Fresh skinless and boneless pick of the chick
|1 1⁄2 Pound (1 Package, Perdue Fit 'N Easy)
|Grated parmesan cheese
|1 Tablespoon
|Ground thyme leaves
|1⁄2 Teaspoon, crushed
|Reduced sodium beef broth
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Wild mushrooms
|1⁄4 Pound, thinly sliced (Such As Crimini / Shiitake / Oyster)
|Minced fresh parsley
|2 Tablespoon
|Marsala wine
|3 Tablespoon
|Ground black pepper
|To Taste
|To Taste
Place chicken pieces between sheets of plastic wrap.
Pbund chicken with meat mallet until slightly flattened.
Season with thyme, salt and pepper and set aside.
In large, nonstick skillet over medium heat, heat oil.
Add mushrooms; cook and stir 1 to 2 minutes.
With slotted spoon, remove mushrooms and set aside.
Add chicken to skillet and cook about 5 minutes on each side or until lightly browned.
Remove chicken and keep warm.
With wooden spatula or spoon, stir beef broth and wine into skillet, scraping bottom to incorporate browned bits into pan juices.
Return chicken to skillet; top with mushrooms.
Sprinkle with Parmesan and spoon pan juices over all.
Reduce heat to low; cover skillet and simmer 5 to 10 minutes until chicken is cooked through.


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NO PICTURE, NO REPLY!!! And if you think that you can't manage more than Hi or Hello when you contact me, then just pass me by. NOTE: I have a home in the Houston area, but spend on average 3 days a week in Irving/Las Colinas for my career. What you see is what you get. I'm far from perfect and have made plenty of mistakes in my life. I'm hopeful that I've made good on those mistakes and have learned something from them. I was watching a special on sports stars wive's the other day and Kyle Petty's wife said something that made me stop and think. She said "My husband is the man that every mother wants their son to grow up to be." That's what I want to be said about me. I'm someone who will never be heard to say "I can't". I might say "I won't", but I will do anything I set my mind to, even if I am clueless going in. Mediocrity is easy, and I don't want to be accused of mediocrity. One of my favorite quotes is "Most people have a desire to look for the exception instead of the desire to be exceptional". I'm not a glass half full person, nor a glass half empty person. I'm a glass is full of something person. Even if it's empty of liquid, it's full of something else. I'm up for anything at any time. We can sleep when we're dead. I typically need a vacation day to recover from my weekends. Not because I'm a big partier, but because I've packed it full. I've been truly blessed. While my friends were raising families and doing the 9-5 grind, I had the opportunity to live life. But all the awesome and interesting things I have gotten to do, I experienced alone. There have been a lot of people that have gotten to experience just a little bit of me over the years. I'd like more than that now. I can be happy doing just about anything at any time with just about anyone. I've found that there are very few people that I cannot get along with. In short........ I can cook, I work out at least 4 times a week, I have my own tuxedo, I know about wine and which fork is used for what, I could build a house, I know everything about cars, and I'm housebroken and won't pee on the floor. My neighbor once told me that I'm a bit of a renaissance man, although I prefer to think of myself as the swiss army knife of single men. One big thing to know about me is that I'm a tournament slalom waterskier and competitive cyclist. And because of that, I train and attempt to eat healthy.I'm at the gym 3-4 times a week and cycle 3-4 times a week. Plus, I'm at the lake at least 3 times a week. Sometimes evenings, sometimes mornings, sometimes weekends. I am a naturally competitive person. Not in the aspect of beating other people. But in exceeding my own prior performances and bettering myself. Ok, enough about me...... An absolute requirement is someone with a brain who can think, talk, and make decisions on their own. That's the most important thing. I'm surrounded by people who surprise me when they walk and breathe at the same time. Good Lord, don't even think about asking them to chew gum at the same time too! I really don't need or want that in my personal life. I'm looking for someone that knows and uses somewhat correct grammar. Do you remember learning I before E except after C in grade school? And there's a difference between your and you're, and two, to, and too. Someone that's open minded but not so open minded that I can hear the sea shore if I put my ear to theirs. :)Someone with a great sense of humor that can take a joke without offense. Because I'm guaranteed to offend otherwise. I'm past the point in my life where I enjoy chasing someone who doesn't want to be caught and expect the same from others. My match would be up for anything, as I am.
Coffee and conversation , Business networking , Cooking , Dining out , Gardening/Landscaping , Movies/Videos , Music and concerts , Playing sports , Political interests , Travel/Sightseeing , Watching sports , Wine tasting
Billiards / Pool, Bowling, Cycling, Skiing, Weights / Machines
I exercise 5 or more times per week.
I have Cats
I've got two black cats......Harley Davidson Phat Boy and a polydactyl(has extra toes!) named Storm.
Whistler, Costa Rica, Belize, Destin, Napa/Sonoma/Calistoga
Working out, spending as much time in the saddle of my bike enjoying the countryside , Blacklist, Person of Interest, Cooking, spicy bloody marys, cold beer, and good wine.
Free time? Whats that?!?!?! LOL. I somehow manage to pack my days full. I'm pretty low key and easy though. I'm good with about anything......the lake, pool, bowling, golf, bike ride, wine tastings, you name it and I'm there.
I read at least one book a week. I've always had a voracious appetite for reading and I'm convinced it's helped me immensely as I've gone through life. People ask me all the time "How did you know that?" Half the time I learned it from a book.
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|5'0" (152cms) to 6'0" (182cms)
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|Slender, Athletic and toned
|No preference
|Light brown
|Auburn / Red, Black, Light brown, Dark brown, Blonde, Dark blonde
|No Way
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|Social Drinker
|Social Drinker
|Technical / Science / Computers / Engineering
|No preference
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|$100,001 to $150,000
|$35,001 to $50,000, $50,001 to $75,000, $75,001 to $100,000, $100,001 to $150,000, $150,001+
|Never Married, Widow / Widower, Divorced
|Have kids:
|Yes, and they sometimes live at home, No, Yes, and they live away from home, Yes, and they live at home
|Wants kids:
|Not sure
|Someday, Not sure, Probably not, No
|White / Caucasian
|Asian, Latino / Hispanic, Middle Eastern, Native American, White / Caucasian
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|Christian / Catholic, Christian / LDS, Christian / Protestant, Christian / Other
The purpose of Christianity is not to avoid difficulty, but to produce a character adequate to meet it when it comes. It does not make life easy; rather it tries to make us great enough for life.
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Parents throwing kids out and kids being thrown out.
This is a two piece question for both the adults and the teenagers. For adults: Would you ever kick out your own child? If so what would your child... Show More
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I would never throw my kid out if I ever became a parent. I am definitely the nurturing type. my parents were like brutal to me so I don't have respect for parents who just shove their kids off into the street without taking care of them. that to me is appalling and irresponsible. granted I would want my kids (if I ever had them) to have independence, however if they're not ready , that's my responsibility partly to take care of them till they can.
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I've never been in that situation but one of my friends was kicked out of his house when he was around 16 but he went and lived with his grandma and it's been perfect for him. Since living apart from his family he's actually grown a lot closer to them, he now sees his mum everyday and he looks after his grandma really well. So I think it depends on circumstances but sometimes it can be a good thing to do.
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I don't have kids right now but when I do I wouldn't throw them out of the house. I can't even think of a situation that my kid could get into that would be so bad that I couldn't handle it or would just give up on them...if they needed professional help for getting away from drugs or gangs then I'd get them the assistance they need. I would've already taught them how to be independent by the time they were 18 and if they wanted to stay at home for a while longer then it's cool, but I'd make sure that after high school they choose one of two roads - military or college...no bum option.
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Fedora Core 1 + nForce 2 Guide?
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Re: Slightly OT question
Originally posted by TheOneKEA
On an unrelated note, volt, I have a heavily tweaked Red Hat 9 install with lots of custom package upgrading and XFce installed. I'm an experienced Linux user (5 years and counting) as well. Should I install Fedora Core 1, or is it too n00b-ish for someone like me?
I'm no experienced linux user, but I always thought *any* linux distro stands much higher then Windows in terms of configuration level.
I first installed Mandrake around 5 years ago, but I haven't used Linux on daily basis. It was more for fun rather than productivity. I've used a few including Slackware. Recent one was RH9 but I hated it. I thought I would try Fedora - bingo. This is what I wanted for my desktop replacement
FC1 doesn't seem to include a lot of bloated software. It's maintained by the community, there are always updates available..I simply love it
And I'm sure a lot of people would say the same about Gentoo hehe.
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Cheesy Vegetables In Zucchini
19 Dec 2010
|6 Medium
|Bacon rashers
|2 , finely chopped
|1 , finely chopped
|1 Clove (5 gm), crushed
|2 Teaspoon
|Plain flour
|1 Tablespoon
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Grated cheese
|1 Cup (16 tbs) (Use Tasty Cheese)
|Canned mixed vegetables
|440 Gram, drained
|Chopped fresh dill
|1 Tablespoon
|Drained capers
|1 Tablespoon
|Grated parmesan cheese
|2 Tablespoon
Add zucchini to pan of boiling water, boil 3 minutes, drain.
Split in half lengthwise, scoop out pulp.
Fry bacon until crisp, drain.
Saute onion and garlic in butter few minutes, add flour, cook 1 minute, stirring.
Gradually stir in milk, stir until sauce boils and thickens.
Add tasty cheese, vegetables, dill and capers.
Fill zucchini with vegetable mixture, stand on heatproof tray, sprinkle with bacon and parmesan cheese.
Cover loosely with aluminium foil, barbecue until filling is hot.
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Northland Signs an Agreement with Caterpillar for the Kaunisvaara Project Mobile Equipment
Monday, March 28, 2011
Northland Signs an Agreement with Caterpillar for the Kaunisvaara Project Mobile Equipment03:21 EDT Monday, March 28, 2011LUXEMBOURG, LUXEMBOURG--(Marketwire - March 28, 2011) - Northland Resources S.A. (TSX:NAU)(OSLO:NAUR)(FRANKFURT:NPK) ("Northland" or "the Company") is pleased to announce that an agreement between Northland and Pon Mining International - Pon Equipment AB was signed for the supply of Caterpillar and Bucyrus mine mobile equipment for the Kaunisvaara Project. The agreements were signed in Pajala by Karl-Axel Waplan, President and CEO of Northland and Mikael Krispinsson, Director of Pon Mining International - Pon Equipment AB."This is one of the key agreements for the Kaunisvaara Project. The access to the essential pieces of mining equipment is of vital importance to the Project. With this agreement, we will be able to keep to our project schedule," stated Karl-Axel Waplan, President & CEO of Northland. "We believe that Pon Mining International's significant experience and service capability will benefit and substantially reduce the operational risks for Northland going forward."The mine equipment order covers the supply of all key mine mobile equipment up to 2015. The order is for the supply of 23 machines including two large O&K RH340 Electric Front Shovels, 12 Cat 226 Tonnes 793F haul trucks, a number of large CAT 994F wheel loaders and a number of graders and dozers. The delivery of the first batch of equipment is scheduled for the middle of 2012 ensuring the successful ramp up of mining operations. The Kaunisvaara Iron Ore Project is located in Northern Sweden, approximately 100 km north of the Arctic Circle, in the municipality of Pajala. After its completion, the annual capacity of the process plant will be 12 million tonnes of iron ore from which 5 million tonnes of iron ore concentrate will be produced.Northland is a development-stage mining company with a portfolio of iron ore projects in Northern Sweden and Finland. The company's Kaunisvaara Project will exploit magnetite iron ore deposits, feeding a single, multi-line processing facility in Sweden. The process yields a very high-grade, high-quality magnetite iron concentrate. The Company is also preparing a Definitive Feasibility Study for the Hannukainen Iron Ore Copper Gold (IOCG) Project in northern Finland.Pon Mining International - Pon Equipment AB is the exclusive distributor of Caterpillar construction equipment in Sweden, Norway, Denmark and the Netherlands and covers everything in the building & construction, industrial and mining activities. For further information, see www.Pon-cat.com.On behalf of the Board:Karl-Axel Waplan, President & CEO Northland Resources S.A. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Karl-Axel WaplanNorthland Resources S.A.President and CEO+46 705 104 239ORAnders HvideNorthland Resources S.A.Executive Chairman+47 92 88 98 58OREva KaijserNorthland Resources S.A.Chief Financial Officer+46 70 932 09 01ORMarguerite Manshreck-HeadNorthland Resources S.A.Investors Relations, Canada+ 1 647 224 7882www.northland.eu


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What does it mean when a guy touches your thigh?
I have this friend. We like each other a lot. A few days ago we were watching a movie at my house, and towards the end he put his hand on the top of... Show More
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It could just be affectionate and friendly - but I can only really answer from my own point of view... and if I touched someone's thigh it'd be because I liked her.
To be honest, depending on how it was done, it may be that he's looking for validation that you want to be touched by him. I had exactly the same thing with one of my ex's...
We started off just having a friendly hug on the settee... hands went on thighs and then she let me know that she wanted more when she snuggled up into me - after that everything just went quickly, and it wasn't long until we kissed :)
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OMG that happpened to me! And at the time I really liked him. His girlfriend was sitting right next to him and he still did it! He even left his arm around me and nothis gf! :P Later in life he did it again and used my chapstick and held my hand...the even later in life we went out...it didn't go very smooth. Thanks to his ex that used to be my friend who said she wouldn't be mad if I told him yes. She was alkl over him when we were together. So yeah he likes you! :)
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I have major static problems, not just static-y hair, but all my clothing is as well and it's resulting in me getting shocked by almost everything I touch!!!
What can I do???
I have major static problems, not just static-y hair, but all my clothing is as well and it's resulting in me getting shocked by almost everything I touch!!!
What can I do???
Press today is so concerned with cool vs. not cool that they're starting to forget good vs. bad. I'm not sure I'll ever be "cool", but I will always tirelessly strive to be "great". - Josh Groban
Hmm - can't help you with the getting shocked, but you might want to try rubbing a fabric softener sheet lightly on your clothing. Or, rub some lotion into your hands and rub that lightly on your clothing. Obviously you'll want to avoid doing this with dry-clean only clothing.
It worked for me when I used to wear skirts w/ pantyhose, hope it works for you.
She did it!
Buy a can of Static Guard. They sell it with laundry stuff. Works like a charm.
Yup. Static Guard is your friend. When it's all staticy I spray it on the bottom of my shoes. Works wonders.
Move to Seattle! I imagine with their rainfall and air moisture, static is not a problem.
My mom used Static Guard like crazy when I was growing up. It works great!
Get one of two things going in your home, either 1) A Humidifier or 2) A large saltwater aquarium, both work equally well, one costs more than the other however Okay, seriously, yes, a higher humidity in your home will reduce static electricity.
"I dream of the day when you can go to a drive through, purchase alcohol, tobacco, and bullets, and use them all before you get home" -- Dogbert
We have carpet in our office and a lot of times a client leaves the office and touches the door they get a shock. It's quite funny.
At the 99 cent store I saw fabric sheets that had the Care Bears on them
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And I can tell you 'bout today
And how I picked you up and everything changed
It was pain
Sunny days and rain
I knew you'd feel the same things...
What a shocking problem!
I had to. I just had to.
I have this, too. I think it's my super power, only I haven't learned how to harness it yet.
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Nature photos from the Chautauqua Ridge in western New York State with great views of Lake Erie and Southern Ontario.
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Caption: In my opinion, the Veery sings one of the most beautiful songs of the northern forests in summer. They have two voice boxes like all songbirds, but can make some really special sounds. If you've never heard it, listen to his song at the following link: http://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/veery/sounds
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I recently started 2nd shift. While that might at first seem like a bad thing, I'm off during the day, and have many more daylight hours to spend on my hobby (horses!).
Well since I started, I've been working my 6 year old about double hard as he's ever been worked. He's improved immensely in that short time. Usually, I don't ride all that much in the winter, or well, its really just pleasure riding in the snow.
Should I give him a break over the winter, or at least tone down the training program? I feel like it could be a great time for training, but at the same moment, he's been working hard all spring, summer and fall for me. Thoughts?


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