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Anyhow, I tried questing solo tonight, and keep getting pwnd! This is pissing me off! I'm half tempted to ask a buddy of ours to run body guard for me so I can complete my quests!
Don't know if she'd do it for me though... she don't know me very well and I've yet to do anything for her (she's level 80, I'm 50... what can I do for her?
Anyhow, just wanted to vent. I play on Spirestone, I'm alliance, and my character name is Hildalgo. Anybody want to join up with me... please do!
I'm getting to the point to where I don't even want to play this game unless it's with somebody else. I hate playing a game where all you do is die repeatedly without accomplishing much, if anything at all.
Anybody else feel the same way? Or is it just me.
You're playing a Paladin and having trouble soloing? One of the best solo questing classes in the game (well, post-50 anyway)? You should be taking on several mobs at a time without breaking a sweat. My guess is your gear and spec are a mess. By level 50 you should understand the class mechanics enough to get through questing, so I won't go into detail about that. Spec Ret and focus on Strength. Ignore anything with Intellect on it for now as it won't do you any good. If you find some hit rating or crit rating, go for it. Until you get to Hellfire Peninsula though, you aren't going to see much "rating" gear. Here's the spec you should be using:
Damage rotation should be Judge, Crusader Strike, auto-attack till CS and Judge are off cooldown, rinse repeat. Keep speccing into Ret until you have Divine Storm and all of the deep-tree DPS talents. Make your tree look like this basically:
At 80 spec however you want. But spec Ret for leveling. Prot can level alright too but it's a real ***** until later on. If you want to be a unique snowflake you can go Holy around 70 and it won't be too bad (that's what I did on mine). Have fun, hope that helps!
edit: I armory'd you. Forgot you mentioned your guy's name in there! Anyway, your gear is decent enough for the most part, I'd replace the chest but it seems like you have an idea what to look for already. Your spec is decent for the most part, could use some fine-tuning but it's overall on the right track. Don't really know why you're having issues man.
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Have you ever worked a shift where nothing clicked? The CT scanner was down. On call docs refused to admit patients. The nurses couldn't get IVs. You felt helpless and couldn't control anything. You might feel the same way with your investment portfolio. As I discussed in September, you should have had enormous returns over the past two years, but what followed in July and August was brutal. Look at the returns of various asset classes over those two months:
The increase in market volatility was an expression of uncertainty over the confluence of events, from the possible US government default to economic meltdown in Europe. Anytime perceived risk is high, it takes lower prices to induce you to invest in riskier assets. That's why investors fled from stocks to the perceived safe havens of bonds and gold. This resembled the events of 2008, when the collapse of big financial institutions and the sub-prime mortgage crisis triggered a global market crisis.
Unfortunately, no one knows for sure what's going to happen next. That's the nature of risk, and it's that uncertainty which has led to stocks having a far higher return over time than so called "risk free" investments such as very short term US government bonds (called Treasury bills).
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The recent downgrade by Standard & Poor's of the US government's credit rating, following protracted and painful negotiations on extending its debt ceiling, actually led to a strengthening in bonds. Instead of bond prices going down, they went up! So even if Standard and Poor's thinks we're not AAA rated, you as an investor should still act as if we are. The "experts" got it completely wrong on this one.
"It's always darkest before dawn." It's when things look the gloomiest, when there's a constant barrage of bad news, when you feel like your portfolio is falling off a cliff...that's when risk premiums–the returns of riskier assets such as stocks over safer assets–are the highest. Capturing those returns takes unwavering discipline since no one knows when those returns will come. So just when things look the darkest, realize that the first flicker of light may be just over the horizon.
The market volatility is worrisome, no doubt. Your feelings are completely understandable. But through discipline, diversification, and understanding how markets work, the ride can be made bearable. At some point, value will re-emerge, risk appetites will re-awaken, and if you acknowledge your emotions without acting on them, relief will replace anxiety.
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Keith Conway, Kinloch Mayor, Indicted for Felony Theft
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|Keith Conway, Kinloch's longtime mayor, faces one felony count each of wire fraud and federal program theft.
Conway, 47, allegedly used funds from the struggling municipality to finance cruises to the Bahamas, travel to Las Vegas and Ft. Lauderdale, credit-card bills and payments on a time-share in Florida. Unbelievably, Conway was audacious enough to use the taxpayer dough to pay his personal federal income taxes, too.
The indictment was announced by the U.S. Attorney's Office in a press release this morning. The case was investigated by the FBI, the St. Louis County Police Department, the inspector general of the U.S. Department of Labor and the inspector general of the U.S. Department of Justice.
If convicted, Conway could face as many as 30 years in prison (20 years for wire fraud, plus 10 for "federal program" theft), plus fines as high as $500,000.
Conway's alleged embezzlement is only the latest crisis to confront Kinloch, which is home to one of Missouri's oldest African American communities. Once a thriving muncipality, Kinloch has lost more and more of its land to Lambert-St. Louis International Airport; between 1990 and 2000, the city lost more than 75 percent of its population. It's currently home to fewer than 1,000 residents.
Keegan Hamilton's 2009 story about problems facing the Kinloch Police Department has some valuable background. At the time, Hamilton reported, Kinloch's annual budget was just $600,000 -- which presumably made all those vacation expenses pretty easy to spot.
Hamilton also had this to say about the city:
With a population of about 430 residents, 80 percent of whom live below the poverty line, Kinloch is statistically the poorest of the county's 91 municipalities.
Sadly, we've seen this all too often in our decade-plus of reporting: This kind of corruption always seems to happen in the places that can least afford it.
Kinloch was founded in the early twentieth century as the first all African American city in Missouri. In the 1960s it was home to more than 10,000 people. Then, starting in the late 1980s, the airport bought approximately 215 acres of city land and more than 1,300 properties for a runway expansion. After the buyouts displaced residents and stripped the city of its tax base, Kinloch was left to wither.Today, piles of concrete rubble, junk-strewn vacant lots and burnt-out buildings give the city the feel of a war zone.
For more on Kinloch's tragic history, see this all-too-sad story from 2000.
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30 MAY 2012: Marietta College base runner Josh Ungerbuehler declares himself safe, as he scores from second base, and the ball gets away from Wheaton catcher Dan Gusovsky, in the fifth inning of the NCAA 2012 Division III Championship game at Fox Cities Stadium in Grand Chute, Wisconsin. Marietta defeated Wheaton 7-2 to win the championship. Allen Fredrickson/NCAA Photos
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March 23 (Bloomberg) -- The Czech Republic's PX stock index fell for a fourth day, extending its third week of losses. The benchmark slid 0.2 percent to 988 at the close in Prague.
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New World Resources Plc (NWR CP), the biggest Czech coking-coal producer, slid 0.1 percent to 129.9 koruna, after earlier tumbling as much as 1.5 percent. Today's decline extended the stock's losses to 4.7 percent this week and 18 percent in March. The company said yesterday that board member Hans-Joerg Rudloff sold 46,222 shares between March 16 and March 21.
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eBook Description: She's got an uncanny knack for winning at slots, but her home-sweet-home is Bad-Ass Bert's Biker Saloon. She'd love to go deep undercover with an irresistibly hot cop, but he's got baggage as big as his biceps. She's survived a mysterious tragedy, but Mojo Sheepshanks hasn't quite figured out who she really is or how to get on with her life. And now the wisecracking Mojo is seeing ghosts--the real, ectoplasmic kind--and turning up baffling clues to her real identity. Suddenly a wealthy man is claiming to be her long-lost uncle--and she's being shadowed by an ex-con brother with a talent for killer mind games. As Mojo races to finally uncover the facts, she'll need all her savvy and strange new talent to keep someone from burying her--and the truth--for keeps.
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At first, the chill was a drowsy nibble at the distant and ragged edges of my awareness, raising goose-bumps on the parts of my flesh bared to that spring night. The sensation was vaguely disturbing, but not troublesome enough to stir me from the fitful shallows of sleep. I remember rolling onto my side, pulling the comforter up to my right earlobe and murmuring some insensible protest.
That was when I heard Nick's voice. Or thought I heard it.
Impossible, I told myself, nestling groggily into my polyester burrow. He's dead.
Just then, a hand came to rest on my hip, and the chill sprouted teeth and bit right through cotton nightshirt, skin and tissue to seize the marrow of my bones.
I choked out a hoarse cry, too raw and guttural to qualify as a scream, and shimmied off the mattress to land hard on both feet. In the space of an instant, my senses shifted from dial-up to broadband, and I pressed one hand to my chest, in case my heart tried to flail its way out of my chest. My brains pulsed, Cuisinart-style, then scrambled. I couldn't seem to drag a breath past my esophagus, though my lungs clawed for air like a pair of miners trapped beneath tons of rubble.
I felt that way once on a stair-climber at the gym after sucking in a pack and a half of nicotine in a bar the night before, and subsequently swore off exercise forever. Hell, somebody has to serve as the bad example.
But I digress. Get used to it.
My eyes must have bugged out, cartoonlike. Nick—Nick—lay on top of the covers, dressed in his snappy gray burial suit, with his hands cupping the back of his head. Except for a peculiar greenish glimmer emanating from his skin, he looked pretty much the way he had before he collided with a semi on the 101 North and was thrown through the windshield of his BMW. Along with Tiffany, Nick's lover du jour, who was scarred for life and for some insane reason blamed me for her Frankenstein face and deflated implants.
One of the many things I don't like about dead people is that a lot of them glow in the dark. Not that I'd seen any before my late ex-husband turned up that momentous night, a full two years after his funeral. Since then, unfortunately, I've become something of an authority.
"Hey," Nick said companionably, as though the situation were entirely normal, and not something out of an old segment of Unsolved Mysteries.
My stomach quivered. Like my heart, it was threatening to leap out of my throat and make a run for it.
"You're dead," I pointed out—quite reasonably, I thought, given the circumstances. I knew he'd croaked, but I wasn't sure he'd been notified. He looked so calm and matter-of-fact, as though turning up in his ex-wife's bed in the middle of the night was a perfectly ordinary thing to do.
Nick sighed, slipped his hands from behind his head and hoisted himself as far as his elbows. "Sort of," he admitted, with a rueful note.
I managed a step backward, ready to hot-foot it out of there, jerk open the outside door, and dash down the fire-escape style stairway to Bad-Ass Bert's Biker Saloon. Normally, I didn't seek out the company of Bert's clientele, especially when I was naked except for a slip of cotton jersey that barely covered my thighs, but given the situation, I was game for just about anything. Trouble was, once I'd retreated half a stride, I couldn't seem to move again.
"How can you be 'sort of' dead?" I asked.
"It's complicated," Nick replied. "In some ways, I'm more alive than you are." With that, he swung his legs over the side of the mattress and stood up, turning to face me across the expanse of tangled bedding. The glow surrounding his lean frame flickered a little, as if somebody had turned a celestial dimmer switch.
"Relax," he said. "It's okay."
Sure. No problem. Pay no attention to the walking, talking corpse.
"You're dead," I repeated stubbornly.
"Yeah," he agreed wryly. "I've noticed. So maybe we could get past that?"
"Don't come near me," I ordered. Pure bravado, of course. I'd read The Damn Fool's Guide to Self-Defense for Women and practiced all the moves on Bert, who was a genuine bad-ass, but if there was a chapter on phosphorescent assailants, I must have missed it.
Nick tilted his dark head to one side and looked pathetic, though still damnably handsome. Apparently, being deceased was neither messy nor strenuous; his suit was wrinkle-free, if slightly out of fashion, his hair sleek, and there was no sign of his hallmark five o'clock shadow. No tire marks, either, thank God, and no blood, guts or jutting bone fragments.
He must have read my mind. With a sad grin, he looked down at himself, before meeting my gaze again. "Hell of a patch job, though. You should have seen me before the mortician did his thing." He shuddered. "You haven't lived—so to speak—until you've seen yourself lying in pieces on a slab. Definitely not a pretty sight."
I winced. "Thanks for sharing," I said. At least we were on the same page with the dead-thing. I had a lot of questions, naturally, but I couldn't seem to articulate any of them. Shock does that to a person.
Another fetching grin. "You cried at my funeral," he reminded me, with pleased modesty.
I stiffened. My heartbeat had slowed somewhat, and I was managing a full breath every few seconds, but my knees felt about as substantial as foam on a mug of draft beer. When the last few bubbles popped, I'd be on the floor in a quivering heap.
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The department requires proof before authorizing benefits for cash and Basic Food.
This rule applies to cash and Basic Food.
(1) When you first apply for benefits, the department may require you to provide proof of things that help us decide if you are eligible for benefits. This is also called "verification." The types of things that need to be proven are different for each program.
(2) After that, we will ask you to give us proof when:
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, 74.04.055, 74.04.057, 74.04.510, 74.04.500, 74.08.090, and 7 C.F.R. § 273.2. WSR 11-02-072, § 388-490-0005, filed 1/5/11, effective 2/5/11. Statutory Authority: RCW
, 74.08.090, and 74.09.530. WSR 09-02-057, § 388-490-0005, filed 1/5/09, effective 2/5/09. Statutory Authority: RCW
, 74.08.090, 74.09.530, and Public Law 109-171, Section 6036. WSR 07-02-066, § 388-490-0005, filed 12/29/06, effective 1/29/07. Statutory Authority: RCW
, 74.04.055, 74.04.057, and 74.04.510. WSR 03-21-029, § 388-490-0005, filed 10/7/03, effective 11/1/03. Statutory Authority: RCW
and 74.04.510. WSR 00-08-091, § 388-490-0005, filed 4/5/00, effective 5/6/00. Statutory Authority: RCW
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Two prominent leaders took to the stage in Des Moines Friday to address world hunger.
One brought a challenge, the other brought speculation.
As with all of the events surrounding the World Food Prize, the goal is to end hunger worldwide. This year, two very well-known people are leading the effort.
How to feed a growing population that's expected to rise to 9-billion people by 2050 sustainably is the challenge.
That complex task brought hundreds of the most dedicated world leaders to a Des Moines hotel including a billionaire's son.
Warren's son, Howard Buffett doesn't have to work but chooses to farm and guide his foundation to solve global hunger.
"It has to matter to you," says Buffet.
"It's either got to appeal to your conscience or your morality or something that makes you better than you have to participate in making the world a better place and that's a big, broad concept. Poeple can do it every day."
He suggests if you can't give money, give time at a place like a food bank, especially if you're frustrated with government.
Government was also the topic for another world leader in attendance, Tony Blair.
"In America and back in Europe, there are some really big issues they're grappling with – what the role of government is, the size of government, spending, debt, the same debates are going on both sides of the water."
Great Britain's former prime minister wouldn't choose sides on the cause of the partial US government shutdown but says the world relies on the United States to be stable.
He also raised eyebrows in the audience with the way he praised South Korea's new female leader, Park Geun-hye.
"Today it's got a woman president – not a bad idea by the way, that's another matter. I don't want to get around your stuff around this."
Blair has known the Clintons for years. So Channel 13 asked him was he really just joking about Hillary Clinton as a presidential candidate.
"Of course I'm a huge fan of Hillary's. But it's up to you guys to decide to elect as your president. It's a comment I make with huge respect to her but just having a bit of fun with you," Blair says.
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Starbucks may have staked out over 900 shops in Japan, but the major coffee franchise, whose retail locations are popular leisure spots, better watch its back. A new kind of hangout– one with whiskers – is growing in rapid popularity in Japan: the "neko" or cat café.
Japanese patrons, especially in the Tokyo area, are paying to spend time at these cat cafes, where they can read a book, chat with friends, or yes, even drink coffee, in the presence of some feline companions. The business has been likened to renting a pet for a day.
CNN reports that the going rate for an hour of cat interaction costs an average ¥1,000 (about $12).
While some patrons complain about the rules, which usually prohibit holding, waking, or antagonizing the cats, business appears to be picking up.
According to CNN, a staffer of the cafe Neko no Mise said, "All kinds of people come to the café," including photographers, young couples, and "a gaggle of girlfriends" who take pictures of the cats from their mobile phones. Some locations even offer "couple's discounts."
The Guardian featured in a video how customers, who are not allowed or cannot afford to keep pets in their own homes, come to these one of these locations to play with the cats. Customers can interact with a wide variety of cat breeds, read biographies on their favorite animas, and even share a meal with them.
Many patrons become repeat visitors, becoming fond of certian animals and forming relationships with them. CNN reports that "one blogger, a Japanese amateur photographer who calls himself Jack, says he goes to cat cafés because he likes watching his favorite cats grow up."
There are about 100 cat cafes in Japan today, according to CNN, the oldest of which is only five years old.


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The 25 year-old has failed to make an impact under Nerazzurri head coach Andrea Stramaccioni aafter recovering from an injury picked up in November.
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Status Updates are going away in Confluence 5.9. Read more about this change.
The User Status List macro displays a history of a given Confluence user's status updates. This is the same history that appears in the user's Status Updates view.
Screenshot: Example output of the User Status List macro
Using the User Status List macro
To add the User Status List macro to a page:
- In the Confluence editor, choose Insert > Other Macros
- Find and select the required macro
Speeding up macro entry with autocomplete: Type { and the beginning of the macro name, to see a list of suggested macros. Details are in Using Autocomplete.
To edit an existing macro: Click the macro placeholder and choose Edit. A macro dialog window will open, where you can edit the parameters of the macro.
Parameters are options that you can set to control the content or format of the macro output. Where the parameter name used in Confluence storage format or wikimarkup is different to the label used in the macro browser, it will be listed below in brackets (
The username of the Confluence user whose history of status updates you wish to show.
Hint: If you wish to list status updates made by more than one user, you can use the Recently Updated macro with the following parameter values:
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- Author(s) by username: The user(s) whose status updates you want to include in the list. If you leave this field blank, the status updates of all users will be included.
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Is there a way to control the number of status updates shown? It would be useful in many cases to be able to limit to the most recent update.
Hi Jamiep77,
As far as I know, the feature requested is not available yet. You might want to try to raise an improvement request in JIRA:
Hope that helps
Best rgds,
Thanks, I just created an improvement request for it:
We would like to add a status-list macro to the dashboard so that all user status changes are shown. This would be a great feature for giving a status page on what everybody is doing now.
We would also like to limit how many status updates we would show for each user. This is a bit different from the other request made above. Something like this:
I think that will be a great feature. You might want to add your comment in this improvement request:
Please vote on it and add yourself as a watcher for future updates. Also, please bare in mind the following document on how we schedule features for inclusion in our products: Implementation of New Features and Improvements.
Hope that helps.
Best rgds,
You can achieve this by using the recently-updated macro instead.
Something like:
This will show the 30 most recent status updates. You could also restrict this to show them from specified users only.
Thanks Mark - that's exactly what I was looking to do. Now the final touch: do you have any way that I can update the text "recently updated" above the status list? I'm building an intranet design and every macro that I've created has "recently updated" above it - it would nice for the titles to be more specific to what types of updates people are looking at...
This is not possible in the current version. There is a similar existing improvement request - add your comment/vote to CONF-12430.
You can hide the title text by adding the parameter showHeading=false to your macro.
For example:
Can you clarify how to narrow it by user? I don't see that as an option in the recently-updated macro. Thanks.
Hello there,
The content in the recently updated macro documentation has been updated.
Adding the
authorparameter to your {
recently-updated:types=status} macro makes it show only specific users whose status updates you wish to view. This is done by adding each user's username for the value of this parameter. To list the status updates of more than one user, separate each relevant user's username with a comma.
A tip's been added to the documentation above regarding this information.
Kind regards,
Giles Gaskell
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That's a good tip, I used this type=status to display recently updated status of wiki users.
Now I have a question: is it possible to limit this status list to a specific Wiki Space ? Because if I set for example "spaces=@personal" I get nothing. Alternatively, is it possible to limit these status updates to a specific user group ?
For some reason this is not working for me... the list remains blank...
Is there any way to associate a label with a user status update, much like a hashtag in Twitter? This would allow you to slide and dice status updates in numerouls different ways. thanks!
In the current version, no. A feature request has been raised as CONF-16223.
Hi Guys,
I would like to display the most recent update for the user currently logged in, just like with Facebook or Twitter.
I understand how to do this by using the recently updated macro and giving a particular username, but I wwant it to dynamically change depending on who is logged in. Is there a simple macro command I need for the username?
I'll second that - as I am currently trying to find a way to do just that.
In an effort to make a more personalized start-page (and to nudge users to update their outdated statuses).
Something like author=current would solve this.
You can use the following:
This worked great as long as I am logged in. When I am not logged in, it displays an error saying that it cannot find a user logged in. I thought it would be smart enough not to display a user status, if a user was not logged in.
Hi, just a quick one, for the note on having multiple users status updates using recently-updates, you do also need to add space=* or space=all for that to work. Hope that's helpful to other people - took me a while to work that out myself!
I have this but its not showing anything. Please help.
Recently Updated
As you and your team create content this area will fill up and display the latest updates.
i have this but its not working. please help
The link to Status Updates view doesn't go anywere. Where is the documentation for this view? What I'd like is a Twitter-like list of all updates from all users.
OK, found it: All Updates tab on the dashboard.


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What integers can be written as the sum of two square numbers? Which ones can be written as the sum of three square numbers? Four? And for those numbers that can be written in such a way, how many ways can you do it?
These are questions that pop up in most courses in elementary number theory courses, and some results can be obtained using fairly elementary techniques. But the story does not end there, and these types of questions quickly lead into questions about topics such as Bernoulli numbers, L-functions, modular forms, and arithmetic progressions, many of which require quite a lot of sophisticated machinery to understand the definitions, let alone some of the deep and exciting results. The new book by Carlos J. Moreno and Samuel S. Wagstaff Jr, appropriately entitled Sums of Squares of Integers is designed to introduce the reader to this circle of ideas and the connections between the various topics. The prerequisites for the book are all topics that would be familiar to most beginning graduate students — some elementary number theory, some group theory, and complex analysis "at the level of Ahlfors." Occassionally the authors will refer to more advanced topics, but for the most part the authors succeed in keeping the book quite self-contained.
Assume that a number of the form 2x2 can be written as the sum of two squares: that is, m2+ n2= 2x2. Then if follows that the numbers m2, x2, and n2 lie in an arithmetic progression. This observation connects the study of sums of squares of integers to the study of arithmetic progressions, and Moreno and Wagstaff use this connection to justify including a very nice chapter in their book on arithmetic progressions. This chapter includes a proof of the theorem of Szemeredi stating that every subset of the positive integers with positive asymptotic density contains arbitrarily long arithmetic progressions which has received quite a bit of attention recently due to the work of Green and Tao on prime numbers in arithmetic progressions.
The approach the authors take throughout their book is one that this reviewer would like to see in more books: they choose a relatively elementary set of questions and approach it from a variety of different angles — combinatorial, analytic, and algebraic — and in doing so they introduce topics from quite a few exciting areas of research and show some of the connections between these approaches. The authors end with a chapter about applications of these results to areas such as microwave radiation, diamond cutting, and cryptography. This is a nice touch, but to be honest I cannot imagine any reader reaching the end and not being convinced that these questions are inherently interesting and lead to some beautiful mathematics.
Outline of Chapters 2 - 8
Elementary Methods
Some Lemmas
Two Fundamental Identities
Euler's Recurrence for Sigma(n)
More Identities
Sums of Two Squares
Sums of Four Squares
Still More Identities
Sums of Three Squares
An Alternate Method
Sums of Polygonal Numbers
Bernoulli Numbers
Definition of the Bernoulli Numbers
The Euler-MacLaurin Sum Formula
The Riemann Zeta Function
Signs of Bernoulli Numbers Alternate
The von Staudt-Clausen Theorem
Congruences of Voronoi and Kummer
Irregular Primes
Fractional Parts of Bernoulli Numbers
Examples of Modular Forms
An Example of Jacobi and Smith
An Example of Ramanujan and Mordell
An Example of Wilton: t (n) Modulo 23
An Example of Hamburger
Hecke's Theory of Modular Forms
Modular Group ? and its Subgroup ? 0 (N)
Fundamental Domains For ? and ? 0 (N)
Integral Modular Forms
Modular Forms of Type Mk(? 0(N);chi) and Euler-Poincare series
Hecke Operators
Dirichlet Series and Their Functional Equation
The Petersson Inner Product
The Method of Poincare Series
Fourier Coefficients of Poincare Series
A Classical Bound for the Ramanujan t function
The Eichler-Selberg Trace Formula
l-adic Representations and the Ramanujan Conjecture
Representation of Numbers as Sums of Squares
The Circle Method and Poincare Series
Explicit Formulas for the Singular Series
The Singular Series
Exact Formulas for the Number of Representations
Examples: Quadratic Forms and Sums of Squares
Liouville's Methods and Elliptic Modular Forms
Arithmetic Progressions
Van der Waerden's Theorem
Roth's Theorem t 3 = 0
Szemeredi's Proof of Roth's Theorem
Bipartite Graphs
More Definitions
The Choice of tm
Well-Saturated K-tuples
Szemeredi's Theorem
Arithmetic Progressions of Squares
Factoring Integers
Computing Sums of Two Squares
Computing Sums of Three Squares
Computing Sums of Four Squares
Computing rs(n)
Resonant Cavities
Diamond Cutting
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Fall color normally peaks in northern Indiana during the first week of October. But the summer drought and recent rains make this season anything but normal.
And if we get a hard frost or two and some wind and rain, it could be a really short season for fall foliage.
So get your camera ready and plan to get out and capture fall beauty when and where you find it. Then enter your photos in our Fall Photo Contest for a chance to win a $50 Jefferson Pointe mall gift card.
Our staff judges will select a winner based on the best photo of fall foliage taken this fall. We'll be looking at image clarity, composition, lighting and overall visual appeal. Limit of one photo per person. No altered photos please.
You must be a resident of northeast Indiana to enter. Deadline is noon Oct. 29.
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KINGSTON, R.I. -- October 9, 2001 -- The University of Rhode Island Cooperative Extensions 4-H Program will play host to the Northeast regional 4-H Volunteer Forum, a four-day leadership training program designed to build leadership skills and knowledge among the regions 4-H volunteers.
Beginning October 11 nearly 400 volunteers from Maine to West Virginia will participate in hands-on workshops and share ideas on youth development at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Warwick.
"Were going to learn by doing. Thats the whole idea of 4-H," said Shirley Hutchings, URI Cooperative Extension educator and the Rhode Island 4-H coordinator. "The purpose of the event is to bring volunteers together to learn how best to work with young people."
The 60 workshops planned during the conference focus on leadership, youth development, science and technology, foods and nutrition, recreation and creative arts, communication skills, gardening and horticulture, community service, environmental education, and animal science.
Motivational speaker Dan Clark, a best selling author and the primary contributor to the Chicken Soup for the Soul series, will address the group on Oct. 12 at 7 p.m. Clark has made presentations to 2.5 million people and is recognized as one of the top 10 public speakers in the world.
The conference was organized by a volunteer steering committee led by East Greenwich resident Lorrie Wright. "This event was a huge undertaking for our little state," said Hutchings.
4-H is a national youth-serving organization that offers hands-on learning activities for young people so they might become productive citizens. Based at URI, the Rhode Island 4-H program supports 98 clubs with 1,000 youth members and 300 adult volunteers.
For more information about the 4-H Volunteer Forum, contact Shirley Hutchings at 277-5258 or visit the 4-H website at www.uri.edu/coopext/4H.
Note to Editors: Two workshops will be especially appealing for photography. "Introduction to Dog Mushing" will be held on Oct. 12 at the Crowne Plaza Hotels Tiverton Room (and will conclude with a demonstrations outside) from 10:15 to 11:45 a.m. "Learning about Fish and Aquatic Invertebrates" is on Oct. 13 from 8:30 to 11:45 a.m. at the Carolina Trout Hatchery, Route 112, Charlestown.
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Mayor responds to HarpenWritten by Carty Finkbeiner | | firstname.lastname@example.com
Last week in his column, "Carty fiddled while …" Jim Harpen referred to the All-America City Awards as a "little-known award of little-recognized value from organizations little-known outside the world of career politicians and award plaque makers." Many would beg to differ, and presumably, so would the National Civic League, which sponsors this annual civic competition.
All-America City is the oldest community recognition competition in the United States, launched in 1949 by The National Civic League, which was founded in 1894, by Theodore Roosevelt, Louis Brandeis, and Marshall Field. For more than a century, this organization has worked to increase civic activism, and promote recognition of America's cities.
The NCL abides by four core values: 1) Empower people to participate and act. 2) Celebrate and embrace diversity and inclusiveness. 3) Support democratic processes that create high-performance governments. 4) Nurture hope and contribute to success in communities.
My question to Mr. Harpen is simply this: What's your problem?
Why do I believe Toledo has an excellent chance at being named an All-America City? Because we are populated with citizens who don't sit around and bemoan our problems, but rather, work to create innovative solutions to them. We are a community that pulls together to conquer our challenges—the main criteria that All-America City judges look for when choosing their winners.
No taxpayer money is being spent on our efforts to win this prestigious title. We are raising the necessary capital via a series of independent events. And, our entry into the competition is not distracting anyone's attention away from the important budget challenges facing us.
When I told reporters to "Get a life" at our April 3 announcement, I was directing that towards those media members who insist on solely adding negativity to our newspapers, airwaves, and television screens. It is true there is 12 percent unemployment locally. But, that leaves 88 percent working. There are plenty of good news stories to tell, but some in the media just yearn for the negative slant.
We have been nominated for the Oscar of civic awards, after many cities did not make the final cut. This is an honor for Toledo, particularly in light of the financial difficulties we are facing. The NCL recognizes that Toledoans are fighters, who never back down from a challenge … while Mr. Harpen simply wants to ignore a challenge, dwell on negativity, and miss a chance for Toledo to show what a great city we are!
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So suggests Peter Cookson Jr., dean of the Graduate School of Education and Counseling at Lewis & Clark College. He wrote up a introspective piece that you would hope to see from an educator called: If our high schools were like Google . . . . in The Oregonian, March 5, 2007. Mr. Cookson went on to consider the 10 things that Google uses as its guide, as compared to schools; high schools, in this case.
Our home isn't like Google in the quest to know, except for our many good books and other resources that include the great outdoors. We use Google every day, along with a lot of other potential answer givers. This article is listed under the category of Education Reform in the publication, but the learning or curiosity search has been going on for centuries (or make that thousands of years). And that was with and without Google or the internet or compulsory attendance laws.
So this philosophy can also be compared to homeschooling. As pointed out in the article with the very successful Google strategy and this educational dream venture, one should "focus on the user and all else will follow". (But the users in our case are our children.) And all I can compare it to is our Ryan homeschooling family life, as we all do it differently. So goes the beauty of homeschooling.
The one constant that holds true that Dean Cookson, Google and we have discovered is that "There's always more information out there (knowledge is infinite, while textbooks and worksheets are finite)". So true and yes, our life is most definitely not boring. We've developed a love of learning, little acting out and plenty of joy in the richness of a boundless world of experiences.
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If you can't get enough of Age of Wushu beta coverage, this has certainly been the week for you. Aside from the closed beta running until Sunday, you've gotten a look at kidnapping, begging, and assassination. It's not quite a reveal of the pillow-fighting and balloonmaking systems, but you take what you can get. There's also a new preview video of combat in Swordsman Online too, if you need more wuxia goodness.
Not enough for you? Well, there's also been a new client update for Heroes & Generals and a new trailer for ArcheAge's setting. You can also sign up for the upcoming Transformers Universe beta. And if that's not enough testing for you, there's a whole list of other games currently in the testing stage just past the cut. If you see something we missed, by all means, let us know down in the comments!
Massively considers a game to be in open testing if it has open, public signups and plans for a server wipe before its official launch. Self-described "open beta" MMOs that have soft-launched with functioning real-money cash shops will not be listed.
Knight Age (Joymax): Announcement, Signup
KULTAN: The World Beyond (Bigpoint): Announcement, Signup
Otherland (gamigo): Announcement, Signup, /r/ (intermittent OB weekends beginning 8/31/2012)
Remanum (Travian): Announcement, Signup, /r/
Soul Captor (Gamania): Announcement, Signup
Taikodom (Gamersfirst): Announcement, Signup
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Online (CyberTime Systems): Announcement, Signup, /r/ (Russian-only)
We consider an MMO to be in closed testing if it features either future test signups or an ongoing semi-private beta/alpha that cannot immediately and freely be accessed by the general public. Some are restricted by NDAs.
Age of Wulin (gPotato): Announcement, Signup (Asia, EU)
Age of Wushu (Snail Games): Announcement, Signup (US; testing until 11/25/2012, launching 5/3/2013)
ArcheAge (XL GAMES): Announcement, /r/ (CBT5; Korean-only)
ArchlordX: The Chronicles (Webzen): Announcement, Signup
Black Prophecy Tactics: Nexus Conflict (Gamigo): Announcement, Signup
Born to Fire (Aeria): Announcement, Signup
Bounty Hounds Online (Wicked Interactive): Announcement, Signup
City of Steam (Mechanist): Announcement, Signup, /r/ (CB coming in November)
Dawntide (Working as Intended): Announcement, Signup, /r/ (development on hiatus)
Dota 2 (Valve): Announcement, Signup, /r/
DK Online (Aeria): Announcement, Signup
Dragon Born (KoramGame): Announcement, Signup
Dragon Crusade (Aeria): Announcement, Signup
Dragon Knights (Aeria): Announcement, Signup
DUST 514 (CCP Games): Announcement, Signup, /r/ (PlayStation Plus beta began 8/21/2012)
End of Nations (Trion): Announcement, Signup, /r/ (final BWE was 10/4/2012)
Firefall (Red 5 Studios): Announcement, Signup, /r/ (open beta events on 11/30, and 12/7)
Forge (Dark Vale): Announcement, Signup (launching 12/4/12)
Grecca (Banbox): Announcement, Signup (in "open" alpha)
Grimlands (gamigo): Announcement, Signup
Ingress (Google): Announcement, Signup
Lime Odyssey (Aeria Games): Announcement, Signup
Line of Defense (3000AD): Announcement, Signup
Living After War (Alaplaya): Announcement, Signup
Maestia (Gravity Interactive): Announcement, Signup
Marvel Heroes (Gazillion): Announcement, Signup
Origins of Malu (Burning Dog): Announcement
Path of Exile (Grinding Gear Games): Announcement, Signup, /r/ (open beta in December)
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Starlight Story (Aeria): Announcement, Signup
Starlite (Project Whitecard): Announcement, Signup (fka Astronaut: Moon, Mars, and Beyond)
Storybricks (Namaste): Announcement, Signup (in "open" alpha)
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The Mummy Online (Bigpoint): Announcement, Signup
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The War Z (Hammerpoint): Announcement, Signup
Traveller AR (Ingz): Announcement, Signup (beta on hold)
UFO Online (gamigo): Announcement, Signup
Universal Monsters Online (Bigpoint): Announcement, Signup
Venus Rising (FoxySoft): Announcement (fka Orgia Romanus; adult MMO, possibly NSFW)
Waren Story (Aeria): Announcement, Signup
WindSlayer 2 (Ignited Games): Announcement (beta closed down until fall 2012)
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Travel from Seattle to San Francisco and experience the rugged beaches and trendy cities of Washington, Oregon and California. Hike through a redwood forest, raft down the Columbia River, attend a Shakespeare festival and visit the Microsoft corporate campus. Along the way we explore Olympic, Mt. Rainier & Crater Lake National Parks. Learn More
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Travel from San Francisco to Phoenix and experience the natural wonders and famous cities of California, Nevada, Utah and Arizona. Walk the Golden Gate Bridge, stay at a dude-ranch, kayak on Lake Tahoe and volunteer at a renowned animal rescue center. Along the way we explore Yosemite, Zion, Bryce & Grand Canyon National Parks. Learn More
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Adventures abound as we journey through California, Nevada, Utah and Arizona. Hike, Kayak, raft and ride horseback through the stunning terrain of the American West - including Yosemite, Zion, Bryce and Grand Canyon National Parks. Explore city life in Vegas, Los Angeles, and San Francisco, give back on a series of service projects, and come away with a new appreciation for the beauty of America! Learn More
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35 Days | Current 8th - 10th Graders
A grand adventure and tour in the American West. Travel throughout California, Nevada, Utah, and Arizona. Explore the national park marvels of Yosemite, Zion, Bryce, and the Grand Canyon on Trek West USA. Then continue from the USA to Costa Rica. Journey into the jungles on Eco-Costa Rica. This active travel experience features zip-lining above cloud forests, hiking on active volcanoes, and kayaking on the tropical beaches of the Pacific Ocean. Learn More
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Trek West USA + Western Europe Discovery
35 Days | Current 9th - 10th Graders
Travel throughout Arizona, Utah, Nevada and California, on Trek West USA. Explore the national park marvels of Yosemite, Zion, Bryce, and the Grand Canyon. Then continue from the USA to Europe. On Western Europe Discovery, travel to the grand capitals of London, Paris, Brussels and Amsterdam. Visit Big Ben, Normandy, the Eiffel Tower, the Mona Lisa and Anne Frank's Home. Learn More


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