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About Monticello Main Street
Monticello Main Street, Inc. is a nonprofit organization founded in 1996 by concerned local volunteers dedicated to historic preservation and to strengthening our community's economic growth. The main area of concentration is in the downtown business district, and the extended fringe area of Monticello's downtown.
Monticello Main Street also plans events throughout the year like the May Market in May, and the Farmer's Market from June through October, and the Monticello Celebration in the Fall.
"To strengthen the vitality of Monticello's Downtown by promoting civic pride, encouraging growth, and preserving and improving community involvement and resources."
The Main Street Approach
The Main Street approach is the most efficient and cost-effective approach to preserving the community's identity, social character, and heritage and enhances its viability and quality of life. It gives our community a competitive edge in attracting the kind of quality growth and development we need and seek. It improves business and life in the downtown and affects business throughout the town.
Main Street Organization
Monticello Main Street is not only recognized as an Illinois Main Street Community, but also has the honor of being designated a National Main Street Community. We are also a member of the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
Monticello Main Street believes that a healthy central downtown area adds to the overall prosperity of the community. Downtown becomes not just a purchasing point--it becomes much more. The downtown becomes a happening. A wonderful place in which to live, dine, experience the arts, use service providers, socialize, shop, relax and just sit a spell. Your downtown Monticello experience is further enhanced by the beautiful streetscape project that was completed in 2001.
Monticello Main Street strives to make Monticello the number one choice for residents, businesses and visitors. We are a diverse group, and Monticello Main Street welcomes new members. We also extend grateful appreciation to our volunteers, who have made our program such a success!


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49. CDC 2010: Atlanta, Georgia, USA
- Proceedings of the 49th IEEE Conference on Decision and Control, CDC 2010, December 15-17, 2010, Atlanta, Georgia, USA. IEEE 2010
- Michael A. Demetriou:
Enforcing and enhancing consensus of spatially distributed filters utilizing mobile sensor networks. 1-6
- Maciej Patan, Dariusz Ucinski:
Time-constrained sensor scheduling for parameter estimation of distributed systems. 7-12
- Zhiyuan Yao, Nael H. El-Farra:
Networked control of spatially distributed processes using an adaptive communication policy. 13-18
- Christophe Tricaud, Yangquan Chen, Mac McKee:
Optimal remote sensors trajectory planning for downscaling and assimilation problems. 19-24
- Orest V. Iftime:
A comparison between LQR control for a long string of 2 × 2 MIMO systems and LQR control of the infinite spatially invariant version. 25-30
- André R. Fioravanti, Catherine Bonnet, Hitay Özbay:
Stability of fractional neutral systems with multiple delays and poles asymptotic to the imaginary axis. 31-35
- Marco Bergamasco, Luigi Piroddi:
Active noise control of impulsive noise using online estimation of an alpha-stable model. 36-41
- Suresh K. Kannan, Eric N. Johnson:
Adaptive control of systems in cascade with saturation. 42-47
- Suresh K. Kannan, Eric N. Johnson:
Model reference adaptive control with a constrained linear reference model. 48-53
- Michal Stanislaw Meller, Maciej Niedzwiecki:
Multichannel self-optimizing active noise control scheme. 54-59
- Zhuo Han, Kumpati S. Narendra:
Multiple adaptive models for control. 60-65
- Kenji Sugimoto, Makoto Noguchi:
Further results on feedback error learning control: Partially known plant and general response model. 66-71
- Jorge Davila, Alexander S. Poznyak:
Design of sliding mode controllers with actuators using Attracting Ellipsoid Method. 72-77
- Marcos I. Galicia, Alexander G. Loukianov, Jorge Rivera:
Second order sliding mode sensorless torque regulator for induction motor. 78-83
- Halim Alwi, Christopher Edwards:
Robust actuator fault reconstruction for LPV systems using sliding mode observers. 84-89
- Aleksandra Nowacka-Leverton, Maciej Michalek, Dariusz Pazderski, Andrzej Bartoszewicz:
Experimental application of time-varying sliding modes for hoisting crane position control with constraints. 90-95
- Xing-Gang Yan, Sarah K. Spurgeon, Christopher Edwards:
Robust sliding mode observer with parameters estimation for a class of nonlinear time-delay systems. 96-101
- Emmanuel Cruz-Zavala, Jaime A. Moreno, Leonid M. Fridman:
Uniform Robust Exact Differentiator. 102-107
- Michael Rotkowitz:
Parametrization of all stabilizing controllers subject to any structural constraint. 108-113
- Shahab Mehraeen, Sarangapani Jagannathan, Mariesa L. Crow:
Decentralized state feedback and near optimal adaptive neural network control of interconnected nonlinear discrete-time systems. 114-119
- Yuping Li, Bart De Schutter:
Control of a string of identical pools using non-identical feedback controllers. 120-125
- Angelo Cenedese, Federico Cerruti, Mirko Fabbro, Chiara Masiero, Luca Schenato:
Decentralized task assignment in camera networks. 126-131
- John Swigart, Sanjay Lall:
Optimal synthesis and explicit state-space solution for a decentralized two-player linear-quadratic regulator. 132-137
- Masahiro Ono, Brian C. Williams:
Decentralized chance-constrained finite-horizon optimal control for multi-agent systems. 138-145
- Nikolaos Bekiaris-Liberis, Miroslav Krstic:
Lyapunov stability of linear predictor feedback for distributed input delays. 146-151
- Marcio F. Miranda, Valter J. S. Leite, Andre F. Caldeira:
Robust stabilization of polytopic discrete-time systems with time-varying delay in the states. 152-157
- Rob H. Gielen, Mircea Lazar:
Stabilization of polytopic delay difference inclusions: Time-varying control Lyapunov functions. 158-163
- Elias Jarlebring, Joris Vanbiervliet, Wim Michiels:
Explicit expressions for the ℋ2 norm of time-delay systems based on the delay Lyapunov equation. 164-169
- K. Ramakrishnan, G. Ray:
Delay-range-dependent stability criteria for Lur'e system with interval time-varying delay. 170-175
- Marcus Reble, Frank Allgöwer:
General design parameters of model predictive control for nonlinear time-delay systems. 176-181
- Aranya Chakrabortty, Joe H. Chow:
Macroscopic modeling of large power systems using distributed dynamic measurements with dependence on network topology. 182-187
- Xiang Li, Asgeir Tomasgard, Paul I. Barton:
Decomposition strategy for natural gas production network design under uncertainty. 188-193
- Arman Kiani, Anuradha M. Annaswamy:
The effect of a smart meter on congestion and stability in a power market. 194-199
- H. Han, T. K. A. Brekken, Annette R. von Jouanne, A. Bistrika, A. Yokochi:
In-lab research grid for optimization and control of wind and energy storage systems. 200-205
- Zhongjing Ma, Duncan Callaway, Ian A. Hiskens:
Decentralized charging control for large populations of plug-in electric vehicles. 206-212
- Quanyan Zhu, Hamidou Tembine, Tamer Basar:
Heterogeneous learning in zero-sum stochastic games with incomplete information. 219-224
- Georgios Kotsalis, Jeff S. Shamma:
Robust synthesis in mechanism design. 225-230
- Jayash Koshal, Angelia Nedic, Uday V. Shanbhag:
Single timescale regularized stochastic approximation schemes for monotone Nash games under uncertainty. 231-236
- Peng Jia, Peter E. Caines:
Analysis of decentralized decision processes in competitive markets: Quantized single and double-sided auctions. 237-243
- Ozan Candogan, Asuman E. Ozdaglar, Pablo A. Parrilo:
A projection framework for near-potential games. 244-249
- Na Li, Jason R. Marden:
Designing games to handle coupled constraints. 250-255
- Xu Chu Ding, Calin Belta, Christos G. Cassandras:
Receding horizon surveillance with temporal logic specifications. 256-261
- Minh-Duc Hua, Hala Rifai:
Obstacle avoidance for teleoperated underactuated aerial vehicles using telemetric measurements. 262-267
- Luca Massimiliano Capisani, Antonella Ferrara, Alessandro Garonzi:
Robust interaction control via first and second order sliding modes of planar robotic manipulators. 268-273
- Victor Mendez, Mahdi Tavakoli:
A passivity criterion for N-port multilateral haptic systems. 274-279
- Koushil Sreenath, Hae-Won Park, Ioannis Poulakakis, Jessy W. Grizzle:
Design and experimental implementation of a compliant hybrid zero dynamics controller for walking on MABEL. 280-287
- Alessandro De Luca, Fabrizio Flacco:
Dynamic gravity cancellation in robots with flexible transmissions. 288-295
- Philipp Rumschinski, Dina Shona Laila, Steffen Borchers, Rolf Findeisen:
Influence of discretization errors on set-based parameter estimation. 296-301
- Bo Wahlberg, Håkan Hjalmarsson, Petre Stoica:
On optimal input signal design for frequency response estimation. 302-307
- Paul Malisani, Francois Chaplais, Nicolas Petit, Dominique Feldmann:
Thermal building model identification using time-scaled identification methods. 308-315
- Johan Schoukens, Yves Rolain, Rik Pintelon:
On the use of parametric and non-parametric noise-models in time- and frequency domain system identification. 316-321
- Torsten Söderström:
Errors-in-variables identification using a Generalized Instrumental Variable Estimation method. 322-327
- Torsten Söderström, Magnus Mossberg:
Asymptotic accuracy of covariance function based errors-in-variables system parameter estimates. 328-333
- Mohammad Deghat, Iman Shames, Brian D. O. Anderson, Changbin Yu:
Target localization and circumnavigation using bearing measurements in 2D. 334-339
- X. Fu, Yingmin Jia, Junping Du, F. Yu:
Kalman filtering with multiple nonlinear-linear mixing state constraints. 340-345
- Jong-Han Kim, Sanjay Lall, Walter Merrill, Alireza Behbahani:
A computational approach for decentralized control of turbine engines. 346-351
- Mounir Kara-Zaitri, Denis Arzelier, Akin Delibasi, Christophe Louembet:
Polynomial optimization for the solution of fuel-optimal impulsive rendezvous using primer vector theory. 352-357
- Roberto Naldi, Lorenzo Marconi:
On robust transition maneuvers for a class of tail-sitter vehicles. 358-363
- Alireza Khosravian, Mehrzad Namvar:
Globally exponential estimation of satellite attitude using a single vector measurement and gyro. 364-369
- YoungSang Yun, Ye Xia, Behnam Behdani, J. Cole Smith:
Distributed algorithm for lifetime maximization in delay-tolerant wireless sensor network with mobile sink. 370-375
- Jorge Cortes:
Deployment of an unreliable robotic sensor network for spatial estimation. 376-381
- Buddika Sumanasena, Peter H. Bauer:
Realization using the Roesser model for implementations in distributed grid sensor networks. 382-388
- Buddika Sumanasena, Peter H. Bauer:
Realization using the FM model for implementations in distributed grid sensor networks. 389-395
- Wei Zhang, Michael P. Vitus, Jianghai Hu, Alessandro Abate, Claire J. Tomlin:
On the optimal solutions of the infinite-horizon linear sensor scheduling problem. 396-401
- Changbin Yu, Soura Dasgupta, Brian D. O. Anderson:
Network localizability with link or node losses. 402-407
- Andrei A. Agrachev, Yuliy Baryshnikov, Daniel Liberzon:
Towards robust Lie-algebraic stability conditions for switched linear systems. 408-413
- Jamila Raouf, Hannah Michalska:
Exponential stabilization of singular systems by controlled switching. 414-419
- Jinglai Shen, Jianghai Hu:
Stability of switched linear systems on cones: A generating function approach. 420-425
- Wu-Hua Chen, Wei Xing Zheng:
Stability analysis for switched systems with time-varying delay and parametric uncertainties. 426-431
- Ettore Fornasini, Maria Elena Valcher:
Stabilizability of discrete-time positive switched systems. 432-437
- Kenji Hirata, João Pedro Hespanha:
ℒ2-induced gains of switched systems and classes of switching signals. 438-442
- Gang Zheng, Jean-Pierre Barbot, Driss Boutat, Thierry Floquet, Jean-Pierre Richard:
Causal observability of nonlinear time-delay systems with unknown inputs. 443-448
- Huanshui Zhang, Gang Feng, Chunyan Han:
Linear estimation for random delay systems. 449-454
- Arash Komaee:
Photon counting in the presence of thermal noise: Estimation of a filtered point process in additive white Gaussian noise. 455-460
- Tong Zhou:
On convergence properties of a sensitivity penalization based robust state estimator. 461-466
- Bertrand Grandvallet, Ali Zemouche, Mohamed Boutayeb, Sébastien Changey:
A sliding window filter for real-time attitude independent TAM calibration. 467-472
- Lipeng Ning, Tryphon T. Georgiou, Allen Tannenbaum:
Separation of system dynamics and line spectra via sparse representation. 473-478
- Daniel J. Riggs, Robert R. Bitmead:
Negotiation of coupled constraints in coordinated vehicles. 479-484
- Vincent D. Blondel, Mert Gürbüzbalaban, Alexandre Megretski, Michael L. Overton:
Explicit solutions for root optimization of a polynomial family. 485-488
- Jie Lu, Paul R. Regier, Choon Yik Tang:
Control of distributed convex optimization. 489-495
- Asad A. Ali, Jesse B. Hoagg, Magnus Mossberg, Dennis S. Bernstein:
Growing window recursive quadratic optimization with variable regularization. 496-501
- Weijian Kong, Jinliang Ding, Tianyou Chai, Jing Sun:
Large-dimensional multi-objective evolutionary algorithms based on improved average ranking. 502-507
- Amir Shahzad, Eric C. Kerrigan, George A. Constantinides:
A fast well-conditioned interior point method for predictive control. 508-513
- Stephen L. Smith, Daniela Rus:
Multi-robot monitoring in dynamic environments with guaranteed currency of observations. 514-521
- Karen Jenkins, David A. Castañón:
Adaptive sensor management for feature-based classification. 522-527
- Rune Schlanbusch, Antonio Loría, Per Johan Nicklasson:
Hybrid stabilization of controlled spacecraft. 528-533
- Peter Wieland, Gerd S. Schmidt, Rodolphe Sepulchre, Frank Allgöwer:
Phase synchronization through entrainment by a consensus input. 534-539
- Henrik Ohlsson, Fredrik Gustafsson, Lennart Ljung, Stephen P. Boyd:
Trajectory generation using sum-of-norms regularization. 540-545
- Hebertt Sira-Ramírez, Rafael Castro-Linares:
Trajectory tracking for non-holonomic cars: A linear approach to controlled leader-follower formation. 546-551
- Aleksandr Miller, Boris M. Miller:
Congestion avoidance with the aid of stochastic control. 552-558
- Tim Siu-Tang Leung:
A Markov-modulated stochastic control problem with optimal multiple stopping with application to finance. 559-566
- Qingshuo Song, Gang George Yin:
Rates of convergence of Markov chain approximation for controlled regime-switching diffusions with stopping times. 567-572
- Oswaldo Luiz V. Costa, A. Oliveira:
Optimal control under a mean variance criterion for discrete-time linear systems with Markovian jumps and multiplicative noise. 573-578
- Hussain Alazki, Alex Poznyak:
Probabilistic analysis of Robust Attractive Ellipsoids for quasi-linear discrete-time models. 579-584
- Pulkit Grover, Anant Sahai:
Is Witsenhausen's counterexample a relevant toy? 585-590
- Joost Veenman, Carsten W. Scherer:
On robust LPV controller synthesis: A dynamic Integral Quadratic Constraint based approach. 591-596
- Joao P. Cerri, Marco H. Terra, João Yoshiyuki Ishihara:
Recursive robust regulator for discrete-time Markovian jump linear systems via penalty game approach. 597-602
- Xin Wang, Edwin Engin Yaz, Yvonne Ilke Yaz:
Robust and resilient state dependent control of continuous-time nonlinear systems with general performance criteria. 603-608
- Achim Ilchmann, Markus Mueller:
Robustness of funnel control in the gap metric. 609-614
- Fatemeh Eghbal Sarabi, Hamid Khatibi, Hamid Reza Momeni:
Robust stability analysis and synthesis of linear time-delay systems via LMIs. 615-620
- Nagini Devarakonda, Rama K. Yedavalli:
A new and simple robust control design for linear systems with structured time varying real parameter uncertainty. 621-626
- Luca Scardovi:
Clustering and synchronization in phase models with state dependent coupling. 627-632
- Soumik Sarkar, Kushal Mukherjee, Abhishek Srivastav, Asok Ray:
Distributed decision propagation in mobile agent networks. 633-638
- Lei Wang, David Ripplinger, Anurag Rai, Sean Warnick, Daniel Zappala:
A convex optimization approach to decentralized rate control in wireless networks with partial interference. 639-646
- Srinivas Shakkottai, Lei Ying, Sankalp Sah:
Implicit learning for explicit discount targeting in Online Social networks. 647-654
- Chunglae Cho, Ye Xia:
Multi-tree multicast with a backpressure algorithm. 655-660
- Dario Bauso, Franco Blanchini, Laura Giarré, Raffaele Pesenti:
A decentralized solution for the constrained minimum cost flow. 661-666
- C. Zhu, Gang George Yin:
Feller continuity, recurrence, and stabilization of regime-switching diffusions. 667-672
- Bin Liu, David J. Hill, Yunlian Sun:
Exponential input-to-state stability for hybrid dynamical networks via impulsive interconnection. 673-678
- Christopher G. Mayhew, Andrew R. Teel:
Global asymptotic stabilization of the inverted equilibrium manifold of the 3-D pendulum by hybrid feedback. 679-684
- Natasa A. Kablar:
Finite time stability of singularly impulsive dynamical systems. 685-689
- Daniel Liberzon, Stephan Trenn:
The bang-bang funnel controller. 690-695
- Fabien Lauer, Gérard Bloch, René Vidal:
Nonlinear hybrid system identification with kernel models. 696-701
- Said Hadd, Hazem N. Nounou, Mohamed N. Nounou:
Feedback stabilizability of infinite dimensional neutral systems. 702-707
- Xian-Ming Zhang, Qing-Long Han:
A novel finite-sum inequality for stability of discrete-time linear systems with interval-like time-varying delays. 708-713
- Wynita M. Griggs, Brian D. O. Anderson, Robert N. Shorten:
Determining "mixedness" and an application of finite-gain stability results to "mixed" system interconnections. 714-719
- Mohammad Amin Rahimian, Mohammad Saleh Tavazoei:
Comparing the stability regions for fractional-order PI controllers and their integer-order approximations. 720-725
- Yu Feng, Mohamed Yagoubi, Philippe Chevrel:
Extended stabilizing controllers for continuous-time descriptor systems. 726-731
- A. Nazli Gündes, E. C. Wai:
Simple integral-action controllers for SISO and MIMO systems. 732-737
- Prathyush P. Menon, Christopher Edwards:
Fault estimation using relative information for a formation of dynamical systems. 738-743
- Keerthi Potula, Rastko R. Selmic, Marios M. Polycarpou:
Dynamic leader-followers network model of human emotions and their fault detection. 744-749
- Jianfei Dong, Michel Verhaegen, Fredrik Gustafsson:
Data driven fault detection with robustness to uncertain parameters identified in closed loop. 750-755
- Florin Stoican, Sorin Olaru, María M. Seron, José A. De Doná:
A fault tolerant control scheme based on sensor-actuation channel switching and dwell time. 756-761
- Xiaobo Li, Song-Feng Mo, Kemin Zhou:
Fault detection for linear discrete time-varying systems. 762-767
- Paulo Andre Nobre Rosa, Carlos Silvestre, Jeff S. Shamma, Michael Athans:
Fault Detection and Isolation of LTV systems using Set-Valued Observers. 768-773
- Amit Bhaya, Pierre-Alexandre Bliman, Fernando Agustin Pazos:
Cooperative parallel asynchronous computation of the solution of symmetric linear systems. 774-779
- Ammar Hasan, Eric C. Kerrigan, George A. Constantinides:
An ISS and l-stability approach to forward error analysis of iterative numerical algorithms. 780-785
- Feng Lin, Chunyan Zhou, K. C. Chang:
Convergence rate analysis of allied genetic algorithm. 786-791
- Alexander V. Nazin:
Estimating the principal eigenvector of a stochastic matrix: Mirror Descent Algorithms via game approach with application to PageRank problem. 792-797
- Sanja Zivanovic, Pieter Collins:
Numerical solutions to noisy systems. 798-803
- Maurcio C. de Oliveira, J. William Helton:
Solvability of linear matrix equations in a symmetric matrix variable. 804-809
- Ye Yuan, Guy-Bart Stan, Sean Warnick, Jorge M. Goncalves:
Robust dynamical network reconstruction. 810-815
- Laura Trotta, Rodolphe Sepulchre, Eric Bullinger:
Delayed decision-making in bistable models. 816-821
- Frédéric Mazenc, Michael Malisoff:
Further results on robust output feedback control for the chemostat dynamics. 822-826
- Esteban A. Hernandez-Vargas, Richard H. Middleton, Patrizio Colaneri, Franco Blanchini:
Dynamic optimization algorithms to mitigate HIV escape. 827-832
- Pasquale Palumbo, Pierdomenico Pepe, Simona Panunzi, Andrea De Gaetano:
Digital closed-loop control of plasma glycemia. 833-838
- Qiang Wang, Nitin Sharma, Marcus Johnson, Warren E. Dixon:
Asymptotic optimal control of neuromuscular electrical stimulation. 839-844
- Bouchra Abouzaid, Joseph J. Winkin, Vincent Wertz:
Positive stabilization of infinite-dimensional linear systems. 845-850
- Yongsheng Ou, Eugenio Schuster:
On the stability of receding horizon control of bilinear parabolic PDE systems. 851-857
- James Ng, Stevan Dubljevic, Ilyasse Aksikas:
Multiscale optimal control of transport-reaction system with time varying spatial domain. 858-863
- Sivakumar Pitchaiah, Antonios Armaou:
Output feedback control of the FitzHugh-Nagumo equation using adaptive model reduction. 864-869
- T. Fernandez, Seddik M. Djouadi, R. C. Camphouse:
Analytical computation of POD modes and n-width approximations for the heat equation with boundary control. 870-875
- Richard H. Fabiano:
Approximation of feedback gain in LQR control of a neutral delay-differential equation. 876-880
- Paul Frihauf, Miroslav Krstic, Tamer Basar:
Nash equilibrium seeking for games with non-quadratic payoffs. 881-886
- Scott Pigg, Marc Bodson:
Adaptive harmonic steady-state disturbance rejection with frequency tracking. 887-892
- Jesse B. Hoagg, Dennis S. Bernstein:
Retrospective cost adaptive control for nonminimum-phase discrete-time systems, part 1: The ideal controller and error system. 893-898
- Jesse B. Hoagg, Dennis S. Bernstein:
Retrospective cost adaptive control for nonminimum-phase discrete-time systems, part 2: The adaptive controller and stability analysis. 899-904
- Konstantin Y. Volyanskyy, Wassim M. Haddad, James M. Bailey:
Pressure- and work-limited neuroadaptive control for mechanical ventilation of critical care patients. 905-910
- Greg Foderaro, Craig Henriquez, Silvia Ferrari:
Indirect training of a spiking neural network for flight control via spike-timing-dependent synaptic plasticity. 911-917
- Andrew R. Liu, Robert R. Bitmead:
Observability and reconstructibility of hidden Markov models: Implications for control and network congestion control. 918-923
- Alim P. C. Gonçalves, André R. Fioravanti, José Claudio Geromel:
Filtering for discrete-time Markov jump systems with network transmitted mode. 924-929
- Edilson F. Arruda, Fabrício Ourique, Anthony Almudevar:
Toward an optimized value iteration algorithm for average cost Markov decision processes. 930-934
- Swaroop Darbha, Kalyanam Krishnamoorthy, Meir Pachter, Phillip R. Chandler:
State aggregation based linear programming approach to approximate dynamic programming. 935-941
- Divyanshu Vats, José M. F. Moura:
Reciprocal fields: A model for random fields pinned to two boundaries. 942-947
- Mathukumalli Vidyasagar:
Kullback-Leibler divergence rate between probability distributions on sets of different cardinalities. 948-953
- Javad Ghaderi, R. Srikant:
On the design of efficient CSMA algorithms for wireless networks. 954-959
- Ali ParandehGheibi, Muriel Médard, Asuman E. Ozdaglar, Srinivas Shakkottai:
Access-network association policies for media streaming in heterogeneous environments. 960-965
- Alonso Silva, Hamidou Tembine, Eitan Altman, Mérouane Debbah:
Spatial games and global optimization for the mobile association problem: The downlink case. 966-972
- Zhenhua Zou, Pablo Soldati, Haibo Zhang, Mikael Johansson:
Delay-constrained maximum reliability routing over lossy links. 973-978
- Reza Mirghaderi, Sachin Adlakha, Sanjay Lall, Andrea J. Goldsmith:
Hat guessing games and the use of coding for decentralized control. 979-985
- Emily M. Craparo:
Constrained node placement and assignment in mobile backbone networks. 986-991
- Enrique Mallada, Ao Tang:
Weakly pulse-coupled oscillators: Heterogeneous delays lead to homogeneous phase. 992-997
- Luis F. P. Silva, Valter J. S. Leite, Marcio F. Miranda, Erivelton G. Nepomuceno:
Robust D-stabilization with minimization of the '∞-guaranteed cost for uncertain discrete-time systems with multiple delays in the state. 998-1003
- Luis Felipe da Cruz Figueredo, João Yoshiyuki Ishihara, Geovany Araujo Borges, Adolfo Bauchspiess:
New delay-and-delay-derivative-dependent stability criteria for systems with time-varying delay. 1004-1009
- Peter Karasev, Patricio A. Vela, Allen Tannenbaum:
Delay estimation for wireless LAN control of nonlinear systems. 1010-1016
- Yassine Ariba, Frédéric Gouaisbaut, Karl Henrik Johansson:
Stability interval for time-varying delay systems. 1017-1022
- Lin Li, Yingmin Jia, Junping Du, Fashan Yu:
Observer-based L2-L∞ control for a class of stochastic systems with time-varying delay. 1023-1028
- Sean P. Meyn, Matias Negrete-Pincetic, Gui Wang, Anupama Kowli, Ehsan Shafieepoorfard:
The value of volatile resources in electricity markets. 1029-1036
- Justin M. Foster, Michael C. Caramanis:
Energy reserves and clearing in stochastic power markets: The case of plug-in-hybrid electric vehicle battery charging. 1037-1044
- Per Sahlholm, Karl Henrik Johansson:
Segmented road grade estimation for fuel efficient heavy duty vehicles. 1045-1050
- K. Mani Chandy, Steven H. Low, Ufuk Topcu, Huan Xu:
A simple optimal power flow model with energy storage. 1051-1057
- Scott David Kelly, Parthesh Pujari:
Propulsive energy harvesting by a fishlike vehicle in a vortex flow: Computational modeling and control. 1058-1064
- Luca Parolini, Emanuele Garone, Bruno Sinopoli, Bruce H. Krogh:
A hierarchical approach to energy management in data centers. 1065-1070
- George Kesidis, Youngmi Jin, Amar Prakash Azad, Eitan Altman:
Stable Nash equilibria of ALOHA medium access games under symmetric, socially altruistic behavior. 1071-1075
- Bahman Gharesifard, Jorge Cortes:
Evolution of the perception about the opponent in hypergames. 1076-1081
- Vineet Abhishek, Bruce E. Hajek:
Efficiency loss in revenue optimal auctions. 1082-1087
- Ali Kakhbod, Demosthenis Teneketzis:
Power allocation and spectrum sharing in multi-user, multi-channel systems with strategic users. 1088-1095
- Abhishek Gupta, Cedric Langbort, Tamer Basar:
Optimal control in the presence of an intelligent jammer with limited actions. 1096-1101
- Vikram Krishnamurthy:
Quickest time detection and constrained optimal social learning with variance penalty. 1102-1107
- Amit Bhatia, Lydia E. Kavraki, Moshe Y. Vardi:
Motion planning with hybrid dynamics and temporal goals. 1108-1115
- Yong Hu, Gangfeng Yan, Zhiyun Lin, Meiqin Liu:
Time-scaling control and passive walking of bipeds with underactuation degree one. 1116-1121
- Ioannis Sarras, Faruk Kazi, Romeo Ortega, Ravi N. Banavar:
Total energy-shaping IDA-PBC control of the 2D-SpiderCrane. 1122-1127
- Thomas Wimböck, Christian Ott, Gerd Hirzinger:
Immersion and invariance control for an antagonistic joint with nonlinear mechanical stiffness. 1128-1135
- Stepan Pchelkin, Anton S. Shiriaev, Leonid B. Freidovich, Uwe Mettin, Sergei V. Gusev, Woong Kwon:
Natural sit-down and chair-rise motions for a humanoid robot. 1136-1141
- Stefan Lichiardopol, Nathan van de Wouw, Dragan Kostic, Henk Nijmeijer:
Trajectory tracking control for a tele-operation setup with disturbance estimation and compensation. 1142-1147
- Rogier S. Blom, Paul M. J. Van den Hof:
Multivariable frequency domain identification using IV-based linear regression. 1148-1153
- Kian Jafari, Jérôme Juillard, Éric Colinet:
A recursive system identification method based on binary measurements. 1154-1158
- Alessandro Chiuso, Riccardo Muradore, Emmanuel Aller-Carpentier:
Sparse calibration of an extreme Adaptive Optics system. 1159-1164
- Ignacio Peñarrocha, Roberto Sanchis:
Adaptive extended Kalman filter for recursive identification under missing data. 1165-1170
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Characterization of exponential divergence of the Kalman filter for time-varying systems. 1306-1311
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The BG here would blow your minds, but I don't have hours to type, at least not until we get to the hotel tonight. So I'll keep it short. You're all going to tell me to put my BGP on and tell them off, I think I just need the encouragement.
My husband is about to get home from a 9 month deployment. He has never met his son. Because he was deploying right after we married, and I was pregnant at the time, we decided that I should stay in my home state with my family and friends, and not move to where he's stationed. Actually, we won't be able to live together until after he's out (I have a good job, getting promoted, will be primary bread winner). I'm not kidding, our background has a lot of llama noms, but I assure you were aren't one of those teenage couples living with their family and crying about not knowing what to do.
His family is BSC (to put it mildly in my opinion). I just spent a week with them (thank god they also live on the other side of the country), and I've never heard such hatred and racism in my life. I'll have to make another post after the excitement of DH's return dies down, asking for advice about a CO. Seriously, I don't want these people anywhere near me or LO, but I'm not dumping that on DH straight home from deployment.
Problem is, I might actually physically assault these people. My husband has not yet met his son, and will have to live apart from us for another year, and they're trying to argue with me about who gets to hand my son to my husband! What makes you think I'm even going to let you hold the baby, when I stopped letting you hold him two days after I got to your place??
MIL, SIL and GMIL are telling me they'll be offended if he doesn't hug them before me. Seriously? First off, I've made it clear that LO and I aren't going to dive in to the crowd of people swarming the returning soldiers. I might actually go hyper alpha female and knock someone out if they try to swarm my husband and keep him away from his son!!
Ok, these assholes want me to take the baby out ofte carseat and feed him WHILE WE'RE ROLLING (not a chance in hell, don't panic ). More in a bit. There's just so much bullshit. Total me fail that I'm even in this car. Just couldn't bear the thought of starting a serious fight while DH is still deployed.
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fe, fi, fo, fum...I smell...The fingerprints of scum!!!
NOOOO!!! She's BEEN singing his praises! I HATE DuHs!!
Where are all the DHs like Unoriginal's?? Hmph.
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This thread has given me a big ol' broken heart. I can't imagine how terrible it must be for you, sjmellocello. I'm so sorry.
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This board needs both the DWILs escorts/posse for situations like this and a "Duh to DH in 7 days" boot camp.
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Crap. I was looking forward to warm fuzzies. I really thought your hubby was a dh and not a duh. I'm so sorry. Ugh.
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Update on Victoriana Del CarmenVictoriana, one of Kiva's clients, is 55 and comes from San Juan de Limay in the municipality of Estelí. She is very grateful for her first loan which helped her to increase her grocery shop's stock by buying products such as basic grains, oil, cleaning products, fruit juice and soft drinks which she did not previously have in stock . She feels great because she has been able to increase her income. She is applying for this second loan to buy school equipment, exercise books, pencils, make-up, basic grains, rice and sugar as her ambition is to further increase her sales and boost her income.
Ella esta solicitando su segundo créditos para comprar artículos escolares, cuadernos, lapiceros, cosméticos, granos básicos, arroz, azúcar, con el objetivo de incrementar más sus ventas para obtener mejores ganancias.
Previous Loan DetailsVictoriana is 54 years old and the mother of 2 children. She came from San Juan de Limay in Esteli municipality. Victoriana is a merchant, the owner of a general store where she sells foodstuffs at retail. In this zone there are few commercial establishments and few general stores nearby, so this... More from Victoriana Del Carmen's previous loan »
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gdgmacguy Feb 17, 2012 12:37 PM
Re: MMS on iPhone 3g in response to Tony Tate
Since Net10 is NOT a supported carrier for the iPhone, you might not ever get MMS to work, just like trying to use T-Mobile in the US.
In any case, since Net10 is NOT a supported carrier, you'll need to get information from them, not from this Apple forum.
Tony Tate Feb 17, 2012 1:55 PM
Re: MMS on iPhone 3g in response to gdgmacguy
You sound kinda angry that I'm not using AT&T. I HAVE the info I need from Net10. I need to know how I can access the fields in the phone to enter that information. I bought it. I fulfilled my contract with AT&T. I own the device and should be able to use it however I want. This phone not jailbroken so it is obviously compatible. Every feature works accept MMS. Thank you.
gdgmacguy Feb 17, 2012 1:58 PM
Re: MMS on iPhone 3g in response to Tony Tate
I personally could care less what carrier you use. What I'm telling you is that Net10 is NOT a supported carrier so all features may not work on your iPhone. In addition, your phone is locked to AT&T and AT&T will NOT unlock the phone. That's why you can't access or change some of your settings.
KiltedTim Feb 17, 2012 2:18 PM
Re: MMS on iPhone 3g in response to Tony Tate
You're going to have to take it up with NET10. There is no indication on their web site that thier SIMs will work with iPhones at all. They claim their SIM will work with an AT&T or T-Mobile compatible phone. They never actually make any claims that a phone locked to AT&T will work properly.
Take it up with them. You can NOT change those settings on a locked iPhone. If you really want to use an iPhone with them, you'll have to purchase a legitimately unlocked phone.
Tony Tate Feb 17, 2012 4:03 PM
Re: MMS on iPhone 3g in response to KiltedTim
I'm sorry. It's just that response seemed like an Apple respose discouraging me from using the phone as I see fit. My apologies.
Thanks for the info. That's what I was guessing and all I was really trying to find out. I guess I could have posed the question a little better.
Thank you both.
j.r.j Mar 19, 2012 2:46 PM
Re: MMS on iPhone 3g in response to Tony Tate
GDG Mac Guy/Kilted Tim-
Hoping you can help me.
Like our man Tony Tate who posed the original question, I also recently switched to Net10, but I'm using a factory-unlocked iPhone 3GS (i.e, an iPhone I purchased the Apple Store UNLOCKED without a carrier plan/contract).
I just switched over to Net10 from AT&T to save money. My phone/voicemail works, my web works, and my text-only MMS works. However, I can't send MMS picture messages, and so I'm trying to get that to work.
I think the problem is I need to change my MMSC, MMS Proxy, and/or MMS Port settings. The network screen on my iPhone doesn't allow me to do that, and I downloaded the iPhone Configuration Tool, but I can't find it there either.
So I'm hoping you might know if there is a way for me to change the MMS-related info on my factory unlocked iPhone 3GS (again, MMSC, MMS Proxy, and/or MMS Port settings).
GDG Mac Guy, I hear what you're saying about Net10 not being a supported carrier for iPhone and AT&T being unwilling to unlock phones that were factory-locked to their network. However, given that this is an UNLOCKED phone, I'm hoping carrier-specific MMS settings are not "hardwired" into the iPhone 3GS, and that I can somehow edit them through iTunes (or some other Apple software). I'm guessing there's a way to do it--I just don't know what it is. I'm guessing you might….
Any thoughts/advice would be greatly appreciated.
KiltedTim Mar 19, 2012 2:57 PM
Re: MMS on iPhone 3g in response to j.r.j
OK. One more time. Net10 is NOT a supported carrier. We can't help you. You will have to ask Net10 how to fix it. It may be similar to T-Mobile, which is KNOWN not to be compatible with the iPhone. One of the known issues is MMS messaging not working.
Even if they are piggybacking on AT&T's towers, they do their own message processing. Only they can answer your question. The iPhone contains settings for all supported carriers. Choosing to use an unsupported carrier means sacrificing functionality. It may be minor, like visual voice mail, it may be more fundamental things like MMS messaging, FaceTime, and in some cases, 3G.
I'm sorry, but there's really nothing much we can do for you.
j.r.j Mar 19, 2012 4:49 PM
Re: MMS on iPhone 3g in response to KiltedTim
Kilted Tim-
Thank you for your reply. However, if what you're saying is true, then I would submit to you that Apple has its own, unique definition of "UNLOCKED."
I went to http://store.apple.com/us/browse/home/shop_iphone/family/iphone/iphone3gs and clicked on a link that said (verbatim) "OR GET IPHONE UNLOCKED AND CONTRACT-FREE."
I know it's not your call, but if what you're saying in your post above is accurate, I would say Apple should remove the word "UNLOCKED" from this link (as well as any other instances where Apple claims an iPhone 3GS is "UNLOCKED"), because it's NOT UNLOCKED, it's only CONTRACT-FREE (again, if what you're saying is true).
Honestly, I tend to believe that what you wrote is accurate, and I know Apple would never deliberately mislead its customers, but I can assure you I was misled by the word "UNLOCKED." In fact, to me, the terms "UNLOCKED" (on the ordering page for the iPhone 3GS) and the statement "The iPhone contains settings for all supported carriers" (in your post above) are inconsistent at best. In any event, under no circumstances would I call a phone that works on exactly one network "UNLOCKED," yet this seems to be the case for iPhone 3GS (as well as all other AT&T-only iPhone models prior to 3GS), if what you're saying is true.
Now, I paid an additional $99 for Apple Care, and I know I'm free to return my so-called "UNLOCKED" iPhone 3GS, but that shouldn't be the answer that Apple gives to explain this matter (i.e., let's incorrectly market it as "UNLOCKED" on our website, and then if our customers don't like it when they find out it's not really "UNLOCKED" as we claimed, they can just return it.) That's the wrong answer to me, for whatever that's worth.
But again, thank you for your prompt reply and clear answer. I think Apple Customer Service is worth every penny and then some. I'm not asking for a reply, but again, I feel like I was misled by Apple on the Apple website. On that note, you insinuated in one of your posts above that Net10 was vague in one or more claims made on their website. I don't necessarily disagree with you on that point, but I would add that Apple is blatantly incorrect and clearly misleading in regard to at least one very important claim made on the Apple website (i.e., the claim that any iPhone 3GS is "UNLOCKED").
Thank you again for your time.
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KiltedTim Mar 19, 2012 5:44 PM
Re: MMS on iPhone 3g in response to j.r.j
It is unlocked and will work on any compatible GSM carrier. What you have encountered is a carrier that is not fully compatible. T-Mobile in the US is another such carrier. In the case of T-Mobile, there are known problems with MMS, FaceTime and iMessage as well as 3G (T-Mobile uses an incompatible spectrum for their 3G network, and the way they process SMS messages does not allow for the activation of iMessage/FaceTime in many cases, and causes problems with MMS).
Your phone obviously works with Net10 in that you can connect to their network and make phone calls. Apple is not going to support you, and since we here do not represent Apple or the carrier you are attempting to use, we can't really offer anything in the way of intelligent suggestion for how to overcome the shortcomings of Net10's network.
Apple is not going to help you in regards to figuring out how to get features working on an unsupported network. Apple never claimed that an iPhone would work with any network on the planet. They clearly stated that an unlocked phone will work on any compatible GSM network. What you have, clearly, is an incompatible GSM network.
nikmsg May 9, 2012 10:53 PM
Re: MMS on iPhone 3g in response to KiltedTim
Ha! this is sooooo funny
"an unlocked phone will work on any compatible AT&T GSM network"
they clearly missed the word "AT&T" )))
Complete ripoff. I was going to buy unlocked iphone but clearly (love the word!) there is no such
Natedawg901 Feb 27, 2013 9:03 AM
Re: MMS on iPhone 3g in response to Tony Tate
When these other guys say iphone is not supported they are wrong. What they mean is net10 does not support mms picture messaging. You will need to use a third party app to send picture mail. When you activated your phone it says right in the step by step instructions at the bottom of the page that net10 does not support mms. Locked or unlocked mearly means it is mot locked to a specific carrier
Natedawg901 Feb 27, 2013 9:09 AM
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I should have said when they say net10 is not a supported carrier of the iphone they are wrong. Net10 does not support mms to reduce data usage. And also net10 says unlimited data* the (*) means unlimited upto 1.5gb a month.
You should have done your research before switching to net10 for the iphone or droids. They are good for old people who want to check facebook. If your young or tech savy. Dont use net10
KiltedTim Feb 27, 2013 9:25 AM
Re: MMS on iPhone 3g in response to Natedawg901
OK, since you seem to know everything, show us where Net10 is on this list... http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1937
You are wrong. Net10 is NOT a supported carrier for the iPhone.
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I rate my personal training session 5 stars. Highly recommended, this is great for someone wants to achieve results,but has limited and inflexible time schedule, personal trainer can really help you !
I recently started training with Michelle , one on one PT sessions.
Michelle is so engaging, motivational and dedicated to my personal goals. She believes in me especially when I want to give up..but I don't because she knows my body and my individual capabilities and with her strong beliefs and integrity she always strives to get me to reach my optimum level of fitness.
Each workout is unique and challenging yet therapeutic and enjoyable..yes enjoyable. We have used a variety of sporting equipment and body weight exercises to achieve amazing results.
Michelles depth of knowledge on nutirition and fitness is sooo good. Her nutrition resources and understanding stretch beyond any local health food shop and she is always on hand to give tips and advice.
Michelle has been an amazing personal trainer and is truly inspirational, positive and encouraging. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND Michelles services to anyone requiring personal fitness goal achievements and effective health and nutrition advice.
I started to use Michelle 3 months before my wedding to tone up and get clear skin. I trained 1x per week outdoors with michelle – come rain or shine, and she drew me up a programme to do in the gym 2x per week. Michelle also gave me a nutrition plan to follow which really complemented my training. It gave me energy, motivation and yes it cleared up my skin. I lost 9lbs in the last 8 weeks and dropped a dress size. I am so pleased with the results she helped me achieve I cannot recommend her enough. I have even continued to keep seeing her as she makes it so much fun and I would never work out that hard on my own. Michelle has a wealth of knowledge that she is willing to give and will certainly go the extra mile to help you achieve your goals. I have used other trainers in the past but will happily stay with Michelle from now on, highly recommendable.
i've been going frame just before christmas and i must say it's got the best and the most choice of classes i've been to out of all the centres i've been to in london and the staff are always happy to to give you advice if you arsk and all classes are spot on i am realy into my box-fit classes at the moment as it works the whole body and and thge two guys who teach it have great music and push you 100% also the dance classes are spot on and your mad to nfeel welcome at bany level.it's about 95% ladys so if your looking to find your dream date apart from the well toned fitness guys who teach it's not for you but if your looking for a great range of classes then i don't think you'll find much better in and around london as they run all types of classes all day long.
My Fitness Boutique is the most amazing thing that has happened to me in terms of my fitness and body transformation.
I have been able to transform my body in about 3 months, by losing a stone and a half (10 kg) whilst gaining muscle and body definition.
I have been a member of most of the major-chain gyms for the last 10 years, but going to the gym never yielded any results, as I discovered I am just not able to motivate myself to perform constant, vigorous excercise that has one's pulse always at around 80% of max and leaves them without breath, for 60 mins.
In April 2011, I started taking Personal Training, about 2 times a week, and started seeing some results, but due to cost, I was only exercising 2 times a week. Then my Personal Trainer introduced me to Classes at my gym, and I quickly realised that classes such as Kettlebells, Circuits, Bootcamp training etc give you 80% benefits for 20% of the cost.
In November 2011, I discovered MFB, which is local, and has an amazing choice of classes, while being affordable at the same time (monthly unlimited membership costs less than 2 PT sessions).
Going to MFB gives you 110% of the benefits for 10% of the costs of working with a Personal Trainer. This is because you get to work out with a range of instructors, who are qualified PTs and all have their unique expertise, so you benefit from a range of skills, class paces and difficulty levels.
They also have a wide range of classes; some are more demanding than others, but my word of advice is - there aren't any short-cuts to weight loss and body definition...


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