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Just when we thought Christina Aguilera's life couldn't get any better, it does! The pop diva is prego and expecting her second bundle of joy with her fiancé, Matt Rutler. The couple announced their engagement earlier this month via Twitter.
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According to PEOPLE mag, the singer is "very excited" about her future with her soon to be hubby. Aguilera, 33, has been dating Rutler since 2010 after meeting him on the set of the film "Burlesque."
She was previously married to Jordan Bratman from Nov. 2005 until Oct. 2010, with the pair coincidentally finalizing their divorce on Valentine's Day 2011. They share custody of 6-year-old son Max Bratman.
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Christina Aguilera said a season away from "The Voice" was the break that she needed to get reinvigorated — for herself, the show and the contestants.
Aguilera and CeeLo Green took time off from the show last season, and were replaced by Usher and Shakira. But they're back in their signature red chairs on Monday night when the hit talent competition premieres on NBC.
Speaking to a small group of reporters last week at the tony Soho House, Aguilera said the show, now in its fifth season, was taking a bit of a toll on her — coupled with her demanding life outside of it — including being a mother to 5-year-old son Max.
"As artists we need to feel like we're appreciated and we're understood and we're given the breathing room, because we're constantly in front of the camera giving, giving, giving, giving. And then I'm a mother on top of that, and it's giving, giving, giving at home. And it's like, when do I get something back?" she said, eliciting laughter. "You know, and I'm giving, giving to my team. And it's just like, you know, I just — you just, you know, need to take a moment."
Aguilera's commitment to finding that elusive balance of life and career is something she's teaching this year's crop of singing hopefuls.
"It's learning how to better care and protect and nurture yourself," she said. "I'm giving these kids that coaching advice on my team this year and I'm trying to get them to step, sometimes away from, sorry, the competition of it and just live and breathe into music and remember why you're up there on that stage."
Still, she's interested in the winning part of it. She hasn't had a trophy to show in her three years of coaching and is trying to change that this year. Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine has won once, while country singer Blake Shelton has held the title three years running.
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Aguilera is taking a page from Levine and Shelton's book and perfecting her hard sell in the hope of nabbing this year's top contestants for her team.
"Adam's like deliciously competitive," she said. "You just see his, you know, the blood boiling because he's the best sales pitch. I mean, he's a genius sales pitch guy. … He'll sell a used car to your grandma."
Audiences may revel in seeing her and Levine go head to head, but Aguilera insists it's all friendly competition.
"That's what was so cool about coming back this season is because there's a comfort level that we've never had before," the 32-year-old said. "That it's just like we know each other so well. We know what's going to get each other ticking or riled up, emotional. And it's cool."
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Former Disney star Jordan Pruitt is making a little noise on The Voice. The reality TV contestant sang Katy Perry's, "The One That Go Away," and blew everyone out of the water…literally.
Pruitt recently left the Disney record label that signed her when she was 14 so she could perform more mature songs.
The 21-year-old who named Christina Aguilera as a major influence most definitely stated her case, catching the attention of all the judges as she took Perry's hit to a different level. "I have been waiting for you Jordan," Aguilera said. "I liked your performance so much, you were really energetic. I really loved your falsetto parts … they were really crisp." Christina also went on to tell Jordan that she was looking for a "power house" on her team…well it appears she found it.
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The title of this book might well suggest to the average reader a class on philosophical ethics, but in fact it is hard-core algebraic geometry. I sometimes wonder whether Grothendieck, when he came up with the word "motive," already had in mind the many puns that it allows. It is clear that he originally meant a "motive" in the musical sense, i.e., a musical phrase or theme that can be heard repeatedly and recognized. But, at least in English, the psychological meaning of the word is much more prevalent, and when an adjective like "pure" or "mixed" is attached to the word it is hard to resist that interpretation. (I have heard that a mathematician — who shall remain unnamed — once wrote a paper with the sole purpose of defining an "ulterior motive.") Since the term "pure motive" goes back to Grothendieck himself, I guess he is the one to blame.
So what are these motives? The idea goes back to the 1960s. If one wants to study an algebraic variety defined, say, by a set of polynomial equations with rational coefficients, one of the best tools is cohomology. But which cohomology? By the 1960s, one had several at hand: the classical cohomology theory of complex manifolds, DeRham cohomology, and étale cohomology. The étale theory could be considered over any p-adic field, yielding an infinite number of different cohomologies.
One of the most important results of the period was a comparison theorem that showed that in fact these theories were very closely related. While some of these cohomologies carried various kinds of "extra structure," at base they were all quite similar. This led Grothendieck to dream of some underlying structure, a common motive underlying all of these musical/cohomological expressions.
Motives turned out to be a very fruitful and inspirational idea. Mathematicians working in arithmetic algebraic geometry talk about them all the time. But pinning them down precisely and proving theorems about them has turned out to be quite hard.
Grothendieck formulated quite precisely what these motives should look like. They should carry the basic information that would then be expressed in various "realizations" of the motive, which would be the various cohomology theories. And he described how to create such a theory in the simplest case, the "pure motives" described in this book. There still no completely satisfactory theory of the more general "mixed motives" Even for pure motives the theory is not completely in place: we have a good construction, but in order to prove that they do what they are supposed to do one would need to have a proof of the "standard conjectures" about algebraic cycles. Those are far from settled.
The lectures in this book were given by Murre, originally in 1988 and then many other times in various settings. With the help of Nagel and Peters, they have been written up completely and can now be made available to all who want to know more. They cover the construction and theory of pure motives, but also offer some hints about how to go beyond them. They are, of course, quite technical, but those of us who want to add some more detail to the vague "philosophy of motives" will welcome them gladly.
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ACCT-200 Financial Accounting
Introduction to accounting for internal and external reporting. Emphasizes corporate financial accounting and reporting. Covers theoretical and practical issues related to accounting and reporting of assets, liabilities, owners' equity, revenues, expenses, gains, and losses. Emphasis is placed on the importance of financial accounting information for investment and credit decisions. PRDV-100 Using Computers is highly recommended but not required. Prerequisites: Either accounting major, finance major, business administration - finance emphasis major or sophomore standing.
ACCT-210 Legal Environment
The legal environment as it relates to business. Considers essential elements of consumer protection law, employment law, environmental regulation, court procedures, torts, introduction to contracts, agency law and selected laws regarding corporations. Prerequisite: Sophomore standing or permission of the instructor.
ACCT-220 Introduction to Taxation
The objective of this course is to provide students with an initial background in federal income tax. The course builds an appreciation of federal income tax laws, as opposed to accounting principles and theory. It is designed to develop a fundamental knowledge of basic federal income tax principles and concepts. The course is also designed to qualify the student as a TCE (tax counseling for the elderly) volunteer. This program is offered in the spring and is not a course requirement. The TCE program is specifically targeted to the elderly and is offered at the Selinsgrove Senior Center. The topics discussed in this course include the following: gross income inclusions and exclusions, adjusted gross income, deductions, exemptions, filing status, sales and exchanges of property, the earned income credit, the credit for the elderly, education credits, and capital gains and losses. Pennsylvania taxes are also covered. Prerequisite: ACCT-200.
ACCT-300 Financial Statement Analysis
Study of the information contained in balance sheets, income statements, statements of cash flow, and footnotes in the annual reports of corporations. Includes analysis of the relationships and predictability of such information. The course includes case studies, computerized analyses and library research. Prerequisite: ACCT-200.
ACCT-301 Intermediate Accounting I
Covers the theoretical and conceptual framework of financial accounting and the content and usefulness of financial statements. Also provides in-depth coverage of the accounting and reporting issues related to operating activities of business enterprises. Special projects include case studies and position papers requiring research into pronouncements of the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) and the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB). Prerequisites: ACCT-200 and junior standing.
ACCT-302 Intermediate Accounting II
Continuation of ACCT-301, emphasizing accounting and reporting issues for investing and financing activities of a business enterprise. Additional coverage of latest developments in financial accounting. Special projects include cases and position papers requiring research into pronouncements of the FASB and IASB. Prerequisite: ACCT-301 or permission of the instructor.
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This course is a continuation of ACCT-220 Introduction to Taxation. It emphasizes tax research through the use of RIAs Checkpoint and LexisNexis. The students also learn how to prepare tax returns using a computerized tax return preparation program such as TurboTax. Technical tax topics are covered in more depth. Learning is accomplished through the use of case studies, such as Prentice-Hall's Life of Riley. There is a heavy emphasis on learning to recognize and research tax issues. The course places a considerable emphasis upon the development of the student's ability to recognize, interpret and weigh the various and often conflicting sources of the tax law. These sources include the Internal Revenue code, congressional committee reports, Treasury Department regulations, IRS pronouncements, federal court precedents, and commentaries of tax practitioners and academicians. The student is exposed to the various sources of the tax laws: how to find them, how to correctly cite them, how to read and interpret them, and how to weigh conflicting authorities in formulating recommendations. The course also develops and refines students' analytical and legal reasoning skills and their diagnostic instincts and abilities. Prerequisite: ACCT-220.
ACCT-309 Accounting Information Systems
In this course students are introduced to information systems concepts and practices in relation to roles of user, designer and reviewer (auditor). Common to these three roles is the importance of systems documentation and internal control. Students review and analyze typical business processes, evaluate internal controls commonly implemented by business firms, and are exposed to a wide variety of tools, trends and techniques. These include flowcharts and communications tools, database management systems, enterprise resource planning (ERP), e-business and traditional legacy processing. Prerequisites: INFS-174 and ACCT-200.
ACCT-310 Advanced Business Law
A study of contracts, employment law, anti-trust law and commercial transactions. Includes negotiable instruments, sales, creditors' rights, personal property and bailments. Prerequisite: ACCT-210.
ACCT-330 Cost Management
Study and comparison of traditional and emerging costing systems. Traditional costing emphasizes accounting procedures for inventory valuation, budgeting and investment decisions with emphases on unit-based cost behavior; job, process and standard costing; variance analysis; break-even analysis; and time-value decision models. Emerging costing emphasizes the understanding of cost behavior as a strategic tool of general management. The course also covers concepts such as activity-based costing and the theory of constraints. Prerequisites: ACCT-200 and either junior standing or sophomore standing for accounting major or finance major.
ACCT-340 Governmental & Non-Profit Accounting
Introduction to the theory and practice of accounting for nonprofit organizations, such as government operations, hospitals, colleges and arts facilities. Includes budgeting as well as bookkeeping and reporting practices. (Offered in alternate years.) Prerequisite: ACCT-200.
ACCT-405 Federal Taxes II
Continuation of ACCT-305, emphasizing taxation of corporations and partnerships, estate and gift taxation, and tax practice and procedure. Includes tax research project. Prerequisite: ACCT-305 or instructor's permission.
ACCT-410 Consolidations
Theory and practice of accounting for business combinations. Topics include cost, equity and consolidation methods, and the consolidation of parent-subsidiary operations, including minority interests. Prerequisites: ACCT-302 or ACCT-301 and permission of the instructor.
ACCT-420 Auditing
An introduction to the theoretical and conceptual foundations of auditing. Topics include risk analysis, sampling and testing, internal control structures, evidence, financial statement audits, systems audits, and reporting. The course also covers practice, duties, ethics and responsibilities of certified public accountants. Prerequisites: ACCT-309 and ACCT-302 or ACCT-309 and ACCT-301 with the permission of the instructor.
ACCT-430 Managerial Accounting Policy
Extended study of traditional managerial accounting concepts involving cost systems, budgeting, performance and variance analysis, behavior accounting, break-even and capital budgeting models, and direct cash flow statements. Introduction to more recently developed cost management topics, including the theory of constraints, activity-based costing/management, target costing, backflushing, learning curves, stochastic models and extension of capital budgeting models. Prerequisites: ACCT-330 and junior standing.
ACCT-496 Topics in Accounting
Topics of current importance and interest in accounting. Emphasizes readings from the current literature. Prerequisites: ACCT-200 and at least two additional semester hours of accounting.
ACCT-501 Independent Study
Individualized academic work for qualified students under faculty direction. Usually studies special topics not covered in regularly offered courses. Prerequisites: Junior or senior standing and approval of instructor and department.
ACCT-502 Senior Research
An extensive accounting-related research project under faculty supervision. Prerequisites: Senior standing, formal proposal statement before registration, acceptance by faculty supervisor and department head's permission.
ACCT-503 Internship
On-the-job supervised experience at a public accounting firm, corporation, governmental agency or nonprofit organization. Prerequisites: Internship coordinator's permission and acceptance by organization.
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INFS-174 Database Systems Analysis and Design
This course deals primarily with the development of the approaches for the analysis, design, and development of database systems in today's business environment. Major emphasis is placed on the development of a series of models that culminate with the creation of a working database system. These models cover the entire system's develpment life cycle and are critical to ensure the development of an effective database solution. Prerequisites: Sophomore standing and PRDV-100 or COMM-101.
INFS-271 E-Business Applications Development
An introduction to the basics of client/server computing and Web-based system development. The course covers the concepts of networking, Web technologies, HTML (hyper-text markup language), client-side scripting (JavaScript), server-side scripting (PHP, ASP, and ISP), and structured query language (SQL) The course builds upon Database Systems Analysis and Design by linking an interactive Web design to a database. Prerequisite: INFS-174.
INFS-276 Simulation Models
Design, development and use of computer models for planning, allocation and scheduling in the manufacturing and service sectors. Uses queuing theory and statistical analysis to interpret results. Includes the use of Simul8 or some other special-purpose simulation language. Prerequisites: A statistics course such as MATH-108, MATH-180, MGMT-202, PSYC-123 or equivalent and either PRDV-100 or COMM-101.
INFS-375 Database Programming
A practical course to teach database programming in SQL. Topics include relational database management systems fundamentals such as extended entity-relationship modeling, normalization and physical database file organization. Additional topics include database administration and data warehousing. Students develop a prototype database for an actual client. Prerequisites: CSCI-181, INFS-174 or CSCI-281.
INFS-472 Management Support Systems
This course provides a framework for managing the introduction, evaluation and assimilation of computer technology into organizations, focusing on information needs of middle and senior management. Case studies address management of information resources and selection of hardware and software. Prerequisites: INFS-174 and MGMT-203.
INFS-485 Artificial Intelligence
A brief summary of the tools, techniques and applications of artificial intelligence. Introduces problem solving and knowledge representation and selects topics from techniques for constructing models, robot design, language processing, computer vision, neural networks and expert systems. Same as CSCI-485. Prerequisites: CSCI-281, MATH-111 and either MATH-108 or MATH-180.
INFS-496 Topics in Information Systems
Topics of current importance and interest in information systems. Emphasizes readings from the current literature. Prerequisite: Instructor's permission.
INFS-501 Independent Study
Individualized academic work for qualified students under faculty direction. Usually studies special topics not covered in regularly offered courses. Prerequisites: Junior or senior standing and approval of instructor and department head.
INFS-502 Independent Research
A research project culminating in a substantive paper on a selected topic or field in computer science or information systems by arrangement with an instructor. Prerequisites: Junior or senior standing and permission of computer science department head or information systems department head.
INFS-503 Information Systems Internship
On-the-job supervised experience in a corporate or nonprofit organization. Prerequisites: Permission of internship coordinator and acceptance by organization.
INFS-504 Internship
INFS-505 Capstone
This semester-long course serves as a capstone experience for information systems majors, as well as business students whose primary emphasis is information systems. Students will engage in projects that can benefit a university or community group. These projects will change each year based on requests and arrangements made through the faculty in the Department of Management. The projects largely will focus the students on the development of database solutions to solve business-related problems. Prerequisites: INFS-271 and senior standing.
Personal Development
PRDV-100 Using Computers
Topics include basic operating concepts of computers and a hands-on introduction to their use for word processing, e-mail, spreadsheet modeling, presentation graphics, library research, the World-Wide Web and other uses on the Internet. Also discusses trends, projections and the impact of computers on society.


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In 1894, the French army discovered that secrets had been leaked to the Germans by one of the Army's own. A flawed, flimsy investigation focused on Captain Alfred Dreyfus. Fueled by the fact that Dreyfus was Jewish, arrangements were made to covertly provide ex parte evidence to the military tribunal at the 11th hour in order to ensure a guilty verdict. Led by Mathieu Dreyfus and Emile Zola, a dedicated group of "Dreyfusards" fought to exonerate Dreyfus.
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Now here's a thought. What is the church about? Is it to worship God who made all things? Is it to evangelise, to spread the message of Christ as saviour to all people? Is it to bring help to the … Continue reading
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EA removes The Simpsons: Tapped Out from the App Store due to server capacity issues
EA has severely underestimated the popularity of any game that involves characters and voices from the hugely popular animated TV series The Simpsons. After releasing its latest game called The Simpsons: Tapped Out, it has now embarrassingly had to remove it from the App Store as its servers are being slammed and user experience is being badly affected.
To make sure you current players have the best possible experience, we've temporarily removed The Simpsons: Tapped Out from the App Store. Yes, as a current player you can keep playing -- and things should only get better as we make improvements to connectivity. Once we have a solution, we'll return the game to the App Store so new players can join in the fun. Meanwhile, thank you for your patience and support.
The game is still playable if you already managed to grab it; but it is no longer listed in the App Store. The game involves rebuilding Homer's home town of Springfield after a nuclear explosion. Players rebuild the city and gain game currency which is measured in donuts by completing tasks along the way; players can also buy donuts through in-app purchase to advance more quickly through the game.
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Miami Law students Keon Hardemon and Paul Petrequin assisted a defense team in avoiding a death sentence for Grady Nelson, 53, in a Miami courtroom last week. After only an hour of deliberation on Thursday, jurors sided with Nelson's defense team that included defense attorneys Terry Lenamon, David S. Markus and student supervisor and Assistant Professor Sarah Mourer, who entered the case pro bono as co-counsel. The jury recommended a life sentence.
The verdict was unexpected due to the violent nature of Nelson's crime. A former social worker's aide for the Miami-Dade Human Services Department, Nelson was convicted of stabbing his wife 61 times and stabbing her two young children in January 2005.
"Participation in a death case such as Mr. Nelson's trial was a particularly remarkable experience for students due to the exceptionally heinous nature of the crime and the complexity of the defense team's mitigation evidence," said Mourer who runs Miami Law's Death Penalty Clinic, in which Hardemon and Petrequin are involved.
The Death Penalty Clinic allows students to work on and even litigate capital punishment cases in Florida - the second largest death row state in the nation.
Mourer says the new Death Penalty Clinic at Miami Law is the only program to allow law students to work so closely with clients and capital defense attorneys, to provide students the opportunity to actually litigate death cases and have their voices heard in a real courtroom.
"The Death Penalty Clinic not only provides students with a once-in-a-lifetime experience, but it provides capital attorneys in the community much-needed legal assistance" said Mourer.
Students assisted Mourer with direct examinations, preparations for arguments and even arguing motions to exclude the government's statutory aggravators that juries use to justify death sentences. Given their client's traumatic brain injury, chronic emotional trauma and cocaine addiction the case was littered with layers of complexities. Hardemon was able to successfully argue before Judge Jacqueline Hogan-Scola the introduction of important jury instructions. "It was great that Keon was able to speak and argue in court," said Terry Lenamon. "Now he's part of the record."
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The students conducted extensive research to assist in submitting QEEG [quantitative electroencephalography] – a three-dimensional brain image also known as brain mapping used to indicate traumatic brain injury. Lenamon says it's the first time QEEG has ever been used in a death penalty case, and he believes it was the first time the technology was used in a Florida criminal case.
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AS my Paralympic Gamesmaker journey comes to an end I'm left still taking in so many memorable moments I couldn't pick a best.
I'm going to miss standing up with pride to the national anthems before the games and at the victory medal ceremonies.
Of course when it's the GB anthem it has made me smile and think how proud we should all be as a nation.
These athletes have proved anything is possible – seeing blind runners run with determination and horse riders and high jumpers with such skill.
As the sun shone in the last week the Games certainly heated up. I enjoyed watching the equestrian event in the glorious setting of Greenwich Park which was made even more magical when Sophie Wells of Team GB rode her horse Pinocchio to a Disney theme tune.
Sophie picked up a second silver having already won a gold in the team event. Her words were: "Work hard and love what you do."
I also loved watching Egypt's Mohamed Eldib break the world record in the power lifting. He showed his phenomenal strength by lifting an incredible 249kg.
I will miss all of the moments which made the hairs stand up on the back of my neck and gave me goose bumps all over. I'll miss the atmosphere of the crowds – I've really had the time of my life.
The NGA saw Canada's basketball team win gold with Patrick Anderson scoring more than 30 of the points. His class shone and you could see how he is the world's best wheelchair basketball player.
A highlight of the night was being dragged on to the basketball court at half time during the GB game.
Here I was a backing dancer along with fellow medical volunteers to one of the spectator doctors who impersonated Elvis Presley!
Staying for the on court celebrations after the victory ceremony was electric.
I really didn't think anything could top the experience but my last shift was overwhelming and full of emotion, the Games nearly at an end and saying goodbye to an incredible team.
Many photos were taken with fellow volunteers and the athletes themselves. Holding an athlete's medal around my neck was another real highlight. I didn't want to leave the arena.
Volunteering for the games I feel is just the beginning for me now. I couldn't have asked to be based at a better venue than being at the heart of the basketball action. I've acquired new skills, new friends, and memories that will last a lifetime.
London 2012 was truly powerful in every way imaginable. I feel sport is far better than any medication and is the way forward, I believe it encourages a faster recovery for many conditions, sport gives achievements and a feeling of control.
London 2012 has given me such a special summer and watching the closing ceremony on TV was another spectacular show – giving the perfect end to the perfect Games.


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There are many lessons to be learned from the current international financial crisis. Foremost among these may be that policy makers wrestling with a range of global economic challenges need a full complement of tools to do their jobs successfully: notably the powers to tax and spend.
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The trans-Atlantic spat over economic stimulus spending in the run-up to the April G-20 summit highlights the problem. The E.U. had no money to spend to fuel recovery. Pump-priming by European national governments often fell far short of the International Monetary Fund's recommendation to spend 2 percent of gross domestic product.
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Moreover, the lack of collective fiscal tools threatens to undermine the single European market that makes Europe an attractive partner for the United States. Germany's recent decision to bail out Opel at the expense of jobs in Belgium was a one-country solution in a multicountry association that could distort competition.
If automobile subsidies are necessary in these perilous times, then they should be done with common European funds, under a uniform set of rules, and in a way that does not discriminate against individual national companies. Without such capacity, Europe risks becoming a less attractive market for future American investment.
Europe's ambition to play a larger role on the world stage is now hamstrung by the shortcomings in Brussels. The Obama administration is open to new ideas from Europe. But the E.U.'s lack of fiscal policy tools is likely to circumscribe trans-Atlantic cooperation at a time when the American-European alliance, and the world, need that partnership more than ever.
Europeans acknowledge their failings but say that domestic political opposition and assertions of national sovereignty make a common policy on taxing and spending a nonstarter. This is a 19th-century rationalization that Europe's allies can ill afford in the 21st century.
As the Obama administration ratchets up its dialogue with Europe, it is time for a frank discussion about how such European nationalism harms mutual efforts to cope with shared policy challenges. Europe will undoubtedly counter that it faces problems created by American federalism. To be fair, insurance, professional services, and much of the public procurement in the U.S. are still regulated by the 50 states, a decentralized system that is not always in tune with a global economy.
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One of the loveliest parts of mathematics is the subject of free or moving boundary problems, which has been intensively developed in the last few decades and has notable applications to various fields, such as shape optimization, phase transitions, fluid dynamics, probability and statistics. This work is devoted to the study of some partial differential equations whose nonlinear character gives rise to a free boundary, that is, the boundary of an a priori unknown region of positive measure where the solution of the equation vanishes identically. Such a phenomenon holds under some adequate balance between the terms of the equation representing diffusion, absorption, convection, evolution, etc. These particular balances take place neither in the case of linear equations nor in every nonlinear equation. The characterization of these special balances for several classes of nonlinear partial differential equations with major role in applications, is one of the main goals of this volume.
The present book falls into three parts, corresponding roughly to the main topics: elliptic problems, evolution problems, and an outline of the main tools applied in the work. The first six chapters cover the theory of elliptic free boundary problems. A special emphasis is given to viscosity solutions and their asymptotic developments, as well as to the role of the regularity of the free boundary. The existence of a viscosity solution is also discussed in detail. This construction relies upon a variant of the Perron method, which consists in taking the infimum of admissible supersolutions.
Part 2 is devoted to the study of evolution problems and is composed of four chapters. The topics mainly include weak and strong results on Lipschitz free boundaries. Also discussed are the main difficulties encountered in this study, including the role of time or the contribution of different homogeneities. These difficulties explain why stronger hypotheses have to be made, either about the geometry of the problem or about the starting configuration. This part of the book includes celebrated examples, such as Stefan-type problems.
The main tools developed in the last thirty years for the study of free boundary problems are the object of the last three chapters. These complementary chapters include basic facts on the boundary behavior of harmonic functions, monotonicity formulas and properties of caloric functions.
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For anyone who later will do research on free boundary problems, this is probably the best introduction ever written. But the potential audience of this volume is much wider; his approach is just right for a book at the introductory level. The result is not only a comprehensive overview of the area itself, but also a very informative and inspiring monograph. Overall, this is a fine text for a graduate or postgraduate course in free boundary problems and a valuable reference that should be on the shelves of researchers and those teaching applied partial differential equations.
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Institut d'astrophysique de Paris
The Institut d'astrophysique de Paris (translated: Paris Institute of Astrophysics) is a research institute in Paris, France. The Institute is part of the Université Pierre et Marie Curie and is associated with the CNRS Centre national de la recherche scientifique. It is located at 98bis, Boulevard Arago Il in the 14th arrondissement of Paris, adjacent to the Paris Observatory.
The IAP was created in 1936 by the French ministry of education under Jean Zay, initially for the purpose of processing data received from the Observatory of Haute-Provence, which was created at the same time. Construction of the building started on the 6th of January 1938. On the 15th of June the following year, Henri Mineur became the institute's first director. IAP scientists were at first located in Paris Observatory, then in the École normale supérieure de Paris before arriving in the current building in 1944 which was finally completed in 1952.
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CORPUS CHRISTI - Instead of fretting about the fate of Memorial Coliseum and downtown decay, have you pictured Corpus Christi in 10, 25 or 50 years? Dozens of Baker Middle School, area high school and university art students have.
Baker seventh-grader Emily Benkendorfer drew a disease research and prevention center on the bayfront that is architecturally similar to the famed Sydney Opera House in Australia.
Kristopher West, an eighth-grader, wrote: "Downtown looks 40,000 years old. The whole area looks like it was hit by a tornado. It needs to be repaired."
These students' concepts are some of hundreds being compiled into the art exhibit Corpitopia: Playing with the Process of the Urban Plan in South Texas that opens Saturday at K Space Contemporary, 415 Starr St.
"Overall, people are extremely frustrated that the downtown core is deteriorating," said Robert Bubp, 42, an associate art professor at Wichita State University in Kansas. Bubp organized the exhibit after weeks of development seminars, workshops and inquiries that began in October.
He selected a community collaboration here after being invited back following a previous art exhibit at K Space, he said. Bubp did a similar community development art project in Salina, Kan.
K-Space visitors can share their future vision at free workshops, beginning 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday and continuing at the gallery through March 6. The exhibit's mainstay is Bubp's six two-tone architectural-style renderings of shoreline views that student and workshop participant work will complement. His multimedia exhibit, which is supported by a grant from his university, integrates student drawings, maps and commentary.
"Downtown is important, it's symbolic, we can't let it waste away ..." reads one of eight comments on a rotating video projection within the exhibition.
Visitors can create maps and drawings in the exhibition's studio or toss new business bean bags into a map game on the gallery floor.
All the contributed materials will be given for development planning to BoldFuture, a community brainstorming collaboration between higher education and community leaders that began in May 2008.
"People just want to see anything happen in Corpus Christi," Bubp said, "as opposed to nothing."
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Supermarket chain Tesco have entered the 'cash for gold' market with the launch of a new web site, Tesco Gold Exchange (tescogoldexchange.com).
Tesco Gold Exchange is being operated for Tesco's by Ramsdens, an online cash for gold operation and chain of high street Pawn Brokers.
Looking at the prices being quoted on their gold calculator, it appears they are paying roughly 70% of market value for scrap gold. This is a lot higher than many TV advertising companies, but still falls way short of the rates paid by specialist gold buyers, such as Gold-Traders.
It's interesting that when using their calculator, they highlight the poor prices offered by some of their competitors, like postgoldforcash.com (WHSmith).
It appears Tesco Gold Exchange only recognise 9, 14, 18 and 22ct carat gold when making valuations. I'm not sure what would happen if you sent them some Asian 21ct gold – at a guess, it would probably be valued at the 18ct rate.
Undoubtedly, Tesco Gold Exchange will prove profitable for Tesco. However, for the savvy customer who does their research, there are far better places to sell your gold for cash.


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Joseph Howard Brooks
Joseph Howard Brooks, age 85, died peacefully Friday, Sept. 13, 2013, surrounded by his family and loving staff at Venetian Gardens in Loveland, OH.
Born Jan. 14, 1928, in his family home in Jewett, OH he was a son of Ferdinand and Lena Brooks.
After graduating from Carrollton High School, he attended The Ohio State University. He was a member of Alpha Gamma Sigma fraternity, receiving his Agricultural Engineering degree in 1951. Thereafter he served as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army during the Korean War using his knowledge and expertise in farming.
He met and married his wife of 56 years, Nancy Crane, in Lancaster, OH. Joe and Nancy worked and raised two daughters in Lancaster, Circleville, Arcanum and Bellefontaine, OH.
Over his life, he was employed in a variety of agricultural management positions, and founded his own business, "Grass Roots". Joe took the time to teach, coach and mentor others and never met a stranger.
Joe, or "OMB" (Old Man Brooks), as he preferred to be called, was a hard working, generous, humble, kind, thankful and humorous man. Joe loved his church, working outdoors, nature, music, dancing, reading, a good joke, and thoughtful conversation. He possessed a unique talent for making others feel special, whether they were an old friend or a new acquaintance.
Joe is survived by his wife, Nancy; two daughters, Julie (Kurt) Augsburger, of Mariemont, OH, and Sally (Dan) Brooks Krage of Milford, OH; six granddaughters, Katie, Suzie and Hannah Augsburger and Gwen, Tess and Lydia Krage.
He was preceded in death by his parents; sister, Miriam Manfull and brother, Gilbert Brooks.
A celebration of Joe's life will be held Sept. 29 at 1 p.m. in Craver-Riggs Funeral Home and Crematory, 529 Main St, Milford, OH 45150.
In lieu of flowers the family prefers memorials be directed to Clermont County Senior Services (http://www.clermontseniors.com/donate.html) or Greater Cincinnati Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association (http://www.alz.org/cincinnati/in_my_community_donate.asp). Condolences for the family may be left at craver-riggs.com.
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