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Frogg Cafe,
Saturday, 02/11/2006
Nectar's, Burlington, VT
Set 1: Also Sprach Zarathustra[1]
[1] Page on keyboards.
Notes: Page sat in on keyboards with Frogg Cafe for the show-closing "Also Sprach Zarathustra."
Musicians: Page McConnell (Guest)
Spam All-Stars,
Saturday, 02/11/2006
Nectar's, Burlington, VT
Notes: Page sat in for the entire show with the Spam All-Stars.
Musicians: DJ Le Spam, Page McConnell (Guest)
Mike Gordon and Ramble Dove,
Friday, 06/02/2006
Higher Ground, South Burlington, VT
Set 1: Lost Highway, Blue Night, I Don't Wanna Play House, Weekly Time[1], Honky Tonkin'[1], Just Someone I Used to Know[2], I Washed My Hands in Muddy Water[2], Ramble Dove[1], Blame It On My Heart[3], I'll Never Grow Tired of You[3], Gone Gone Gone[3]
Set 2: Mystery Train[4], Maybe I Will[1], Loosening Up the Rules[1], King of Broken Hearts[5], Baby I'm Ready[6], Bowling Green[6]
Encore: Jackson[1], Baby I'm Ready[1], I Shall Be Released[7]
[1] Fish on second drum kit; Joe Cleary on fiddle.
[2] Fish on second drum kit; Page on additional keyboards; Joe Cleary on fiddle.
[3] Fish on second drum kit; Joe Cleary on fiddle; Chris Michetti on guitar.
[4] Fish on second drum kit; Joe Cleary on fiddle; Grace Potter and The Nocturnals.
[5] Fish on second drum kit; Tom Cleary on additional keyboards.
[6] Fish on second drum kit; Joe Cleary on fiddle; Dan Archer on additional guitar.
[7] Fish on second drum kit; Joe Cleary on fiddle; Grace Potter on additional vocals.
Notes: This show – billed as "Honky-Tonk the Vote" – was a benefit for the (successful) Bernie Sanders for U.S. Senate campaign. Grace Potter & The Nocturnals opened. Fishman sat in on a second drum kit from "Weekly Time" through the end of the show. Page sat in on additional keyboards for "Just Someone I Used to Know" and "I Washed My Hands in Muddy Water." Joe Clearly sat in on fiddle from "Honky Tonkin'" through the end of the show, excepting "King of Broken Hearts." Chris Michetti sat in on additional guitar on "Blame It On My Heart" through "Gone Gone Gone." "Mystery Train" featured Grace Potter and The Nocturnals; Grace Potter provided additional vocals for "I Shall Be Released." Tom Cleary provided additional keyboards for "King of Broken Hearts." Dan Archer sat in on additional guitar for "Baby I'm Ready" and "Bowling Green."
Musicians: Mike Gordon, Gordon Stone, Scott Murawski, Marie Claire, Brett Hughes, Neil Cleary, Chris Michetti, Page McConnell (Guest), Jon Fishman (Guest), Tom Cleary (Guest), Joe Cleary (Guest), Grace Potter (Guest), Dan Archer (Guest)
Phil Lesh & Friends,
Wednesday, 07/12/2006
Champlain Valley Exposition, Essex Junction, VT
Set 1: Good Lovin', They Love Each Other, Rueben & Cherise, Desire, Sugaree
Set 2: You've Got To Hide Your Love Away[1], Scarlet Begonias[1] > Viola Lee Blues[1] > Jam[2], Help on the Way[1] > Slipknot![1] > Franklin's Tower[1] > Not Fade Away[1]
Encore: In the Midnight Hour
[1] With Trey.
[2] Bass duet with Phil & Mike.
Notes: Benevento/Russo Duo and G.R.A.B. opened. Trey sat in with Phil & Friends for the entire second set and encore (Barry Sless did not play during the second set). Mike performed a bass duet with Phil after "Viola Lee Blues." Trey, Mike and Page all sat in for the "Midnight Hour" encore, marking one of the few instances during the "breakup" that three members of Phish appeared onstage together.
Musicians: Phil Lesh, John Molo, Larry Campbell, Rob Barraco, Joan Osborne, Barry Sless, Greg Osby, Trey Anastasio (Guest), Page McConnell (Guest), Mike Gordon (Guest)
Trey, Mike and The Duo (G.R.A.B.),
Wednesday, 07/12/2006
Champlain Valley Exposition, Essex Junction, VT
Set 1: Drifting, Trouble, Tuesday, Hap-Nappy, Goodbye Head > Something for Rockets > Shine, Mud City -> Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey > Dragonfly
Encore: Who Are You?[1]
[1] Page on keys, Mike on acoustic guitar.
Notes: Benevento/Russo Duo opened, Phil Lesh & Friends closed. After "Trouble" Trey expressed how happy they were to be playing in Vermont and noted that this was the last night they would be playing with Phil Lesh & Friends. The end of "Uncle Albert" contained a "Stuck in the Middle with You" jam. "Who Are You?" featured Page on keyboards and Mike on acoustic guitar. Trey sat in with Phil & Friends for the entire second set and encore. Mike performed a bass duet with Phil during P&F's second set. Trey, Mike and Page sat in for P&F's "Midnight Hour" encore.
Musicians: Trey Anastasio, Mike Gordon, Marco Benevento, Joe Russo, Page McConnell (Guest)
Page McConnell,
Friday, 09/01/2006
Snow Ridge Ski Resort, Turin, NY
Set 1: Back in the Basement, Close to Home, Maid Marian, Heavy Rotation, Complex Wind, Runaway Bride, Everyone But Me, Rules I Dont Know, Beauty of a Broken Heart, Shanghai Noodle Factory
Notes: This performance was part of the annual moe.down festival that also featured Grace Potter & The Nocturnals, Umphrey's McGee, Mike Gordon and Ramble Dove, and, of course, moe.
Musicians: Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Jared Slomoff, Adam Zimmon, Rob O'Dea
Friday, 09/01/2006
Snow Ridge Ski Resort, Turin, NY
Set 1: Gozilla > Spine of a Dog > Plane Crash > Buster[1], Mexico[1], Blue Jeans Pizza[1], Good Trip > Wind It Up
Encore: Meat
[1] With Page.
Notes: Page sat in for "Buster," "Mexico" and "Blue Jeans Pizza." This show was part of moe.'s annual moe.down festival. Page's own band performed earlier in the day.
Musicians: Al Schnier, Vinnie Amico, Jim Loughlin, Rob Derhak, Chuck Garvey, Page McConnell (Guest)
Tuesday, 10/10/2006
Higher Ground, South Burlington, VT
Set 1: Blue Jeans Pizza[1], The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down[2], Mexico[3] > Happy Hour Hero[4], Buster[1], Deal[5]
Set 2: New York City, Letter Home, The Pit > Opium > 32 Things, Recreational Chemistry
Encore: Understand, Godzilla
[1] Page on keyboards; without Al Schneir.
[2] Page on keyboards, Gordon Stone on pedal steel guitar and Adam Terrell on guitar.
[3] Page on keyboards and Gordon Stone on pedal steel guitar.
[4] Page on keyboards and Gordon Stone on pedal steel guitar; without Al Schneir.
[5] Page on keyboards and Adam Terrell on guitar.
Notes: Page sat in on keyboards for the entire first set. Al Schneir did not play guitar during this show due to severe tendonits in his right hand and did not appear at all on several songs. "Dixie Down," "Mexico," Happy Hour Hero," "New York City" and "Letter Home" featured Gordon Stone on pedal steel guitar. "Dixie Down," "Deal" and the last four songs of the second set all featured Adam Terrell (Assembly of Dust) on guitar.
Musicians: Al Schnier, Vinnie Amico, Jim Loughlin, Rob Derhak, Chuck Garvey, Page McConnell (Guest), Gordon Stone (Guest), Adam Terrell (Guest)


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This is a discussion on Re: VFS to NTFS transition - Samba ; On Apr 25, 2008, at 10:43 AM, Ralph B=F6hme wrote: > Shlomi, > > thank you for you detailed description. Before I reply with a =20 > description of what I have in mind regarding netatalk samba =20 > interop ...
On Apr 25, 2008, at 10:43 AM, Ralph B=F6hme wrote:
> Shlomi,
> thank you for you detailed description. Before I reply with a =20
> description of what I have in mind regarding netatalk<->samba =20
> interop I have some comments and questions:
> Am 24.04.2008 um 15:03 schrieb Shlomi Yaakobovich:
>> In Exanet we use a modified vfs_netatalk object. We call it =20
>> vfs_ads. It
>> includes possible some of the enhancements you are referring to.
>> As you might know, the vfs_netatalk code is compatible with the
>> adouble:v1 format. In short, this format saves Macintosh Resource =20
>> forks
>> under the .AppleDouble folder. Our older tests using this format were
>> quite ok, we used it for quite some time.
> If I am not totally missing something the code it is also compatible =20=
> with adouble:v2 format which is what netatalk 2 is actually using to =20=
> store the Mac metadata as well as some private data: it is =20
> compatible because it does nothing more than hide and delete adouble =20=
> extra files if the corresponding (data fork) file is moved (or =20
> deleted) through Samba.
>> However, we wanted to increase interoperability, and we discovered =20=
>> that
>> Microsoft treats Resource Forks the same way it handles Resource =20
>> forks.
>> The first stage was to develop the adouble:ads format, and also =20
>> change
>> vfs_netatalk to vfs_ads. The new functionality now saves the =20
>> Alternate
>> Data Streams in the same directory as the Macintsh Resource forks.
>> Moreover, all operations by either Mac or Windows clients (e.g. =20
>> rename,
>> delete etc.) are performed well on files with whichever attached
>> Resource Fork or Aletrnate Data streams.
>> Later work was designed to allow Windows clients/application actual
>> access to the data inside the resource fork, for example in order to
>> show the icon of the picture. This lead to the development of the
>> adouble:sfm format in netatalk and to the appropriate changes in
>> vfs_ads. Resource Forks are separated into two files in this format:
>> AFP_Resource and AFP_AfpInfo. This has its side effects, but does =20
>> allow
>> the required interoperability.
> So on the netatalk side: what is the functional difference between =20
> adouble:v2 and your adouble:sfm? Why didn't you just work with =20
> adouble:v2?
> Just asking out of curiosity and in order to fully undestand your =20
> implementation.
>> We can share the code of course, it is GPL after all ! But the =20
>> code has
>> changed quite much from the vfs_netatalk, and does not compile =20
>> without
>> our changes to samba (which I am not sure you want). However, it is =20=
>> in
>> our best interest that our changes will eventually come back to the
>> samba code. I would like to know exactly which changes you have had =20=
>> in
>> mind, ...
> All operations by either Mac or Windows clients (e.g. rename, delete =20=
> etc.) shall be performed well on basis of the current netatalk =20
> adouble:v2 implementation. Most importantly vfs_netatalk must copy =20
> and move adouble:v2 files upon SMB copy/move actions.
> This and any further anhancemnet is done with the following =20
> assumptions in mind:
> - primary filing protocol for Macs is AFP -- CIFS for Macs is =20
> considered a bad idea in this setup
> - it is unecessary that SMB clients access Mac metadata or ressource =20=
> forks (as you are doing -- which applications actually make use of =20
> that?)
These two assumptions are bogus. The 10.5 smbfs client does natively =20
propagate Mac metadata and resource forks across SMB. It provides a =20
user experience that is virtually indistinguishable from AFP. If the =20
SMB server can't support support these, then the client will fall back =20=
to using ._ files.
> - Windows alternate data streams are stored wherever the current =20
> Samba implementation and configuration likes to store it, thats a =20
> totally different mapping
> Regards,
> -Ralph

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In this Feb. 13, 2012 photo, a recruit of the Kachin Independence Army, one of the country's largest armed ethnic groups, takes a rest before training at a military camp near Laiza, the area controlled by the Kachin in northern Myanmar. The Kachin ethnic minority was promised its freedom in 1948, and is still waiting for the military-backed government to deliver. Meanwhile, the war continues to generate waves of refugees and allegations of atrocities. (AP Photo/Vincent Yu)


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Draczeq, on 05 July 2012 - 09:27 PM, said:
- Preorder code - not a real code, just gives 1 day headstart and 5 days grace period
- Retail code - real code (with SE, DDE, CE variation) used to play full game at game release
- Pre purchase code - code thats let you play BW, gives 3 days headstart and automatically turns into corresponding retail code at official game release
- Beta code - allows you to play a corresponding beta event
Question about the pre pruchase code. How does it automatically turn into the retail code( assuming you mean the one on the box?). I don't see how this can happen without the user opening the box and entering the code manually.


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The cover of the first issue of IDW's My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic comic, which sold over 100,000 copies.
Flipping through the pages of your favorite comic-book isn't what it used to be.
Music and sound effects are now part of the story. Streaming apps on your tablet or Smartphone put tens of thousands of comics at your finger tips.
Marvel's editor-in-chief Axel Alonso says the digital push is not threatening the print business, it's boosting it.
Nationally, comic book sales are expected to bring in 800 million dollars this year, that's up from nearly 700-million in 2011.
Digital comics are taking off, too, with sales up 260 percent over just the last 3 years.
Marvel is feeding fans' appetite for comics with an unlimited digital subscription - on their phone or tablet.
Marvel's newest endeavor is in 'Augmented Reality.' A free app allows users who place their smart device over certain Marvel comic books to instantly unlock digital extras, like video of their favorite comic heroes in action."
Marvel's rivals, at dc comics, are also embracing the latest technology with 14-thousand of their own digital comic books, which readers can download for a fee.
In the battle for readers, comic creators believe 'print' and 'digital' are a dynamic duo.
Marvel and DC Comics are two of the major players in the industry...accounting for about 62 percent of the comic book market.


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Two Philadelphia groups have begun working on a project which seeks to close the gap in the buyer and maker relationship that comes with purchasing artwork. Grizzly Grizzly and neighbor Tiger Strikes Asteroid have begun one of Philadelphia's first Community Supported Art (CSA) programs along with the Philadelphia Folklore Project, both of which are Knight Arts grantees. The idea was adopted after its proven success through Springboard for the Arts in Minneapolis, which has since been replicated around the country.
Ultimately, Philadelphia has a number of CSAs around town, except that those are mostly all models of Community Supported Agriculture. The agricultural plan calls for shareholders to pay a fee up front to receive a share of the farmer's seasonal produce. For the new artistic take, the idea is the same, except participants will walk away with paintings and sculptures instead of apples and kale.
Brent Wahl, one of the Grizzly Grizzly/Tiger Strikes Asteroid artists, "untitled (red, white, & black / no.3)."
Both CSAs include nine artists apiece and focus on the dialogue between the artists and patrons. At the end of each interval, those who have paid in and financed the project get an original work by a number of the participating artists until they have collected one from each. The Grizzly Grizzly/Tiger Strikes Asteroid share costs $450 for nine artworks and the Philadelphia Folklore Project is similarly $350 for nine pieces of folk art. Both programs have fifty shares available.
Marta Sanchez, one of the Philadelphia Folklore Project artists, "Cascarones."
This project is useful in giving artists a consistent, guaranteed income as well as providing an engaging way for collectors to interact with artists and directly influence the output; a true community-driven artistic process that benefits all the parties involved. With individual donors helping individual artists, a truly grassroots-style artistic movement has emerged that promises to reshape the way funding operates.
Participating artists in the Grizzly Grizzly/Tiger Strikes Asteroid collaboration include: Sarah Kate Burgess, Anda Dubinskis, Jacob Feige, Sarah Gamble, Brian Giniewski, Ivanco Talevski, Brent Wahl, Douglas Witmer and Linda Yun. The Philadelphia Folklore Project includes art by: Ra'sheeda Bey, Alma Luz Castro, Maisaloon Dias, Stephanie Hryckowian, Christina Johnson, Eric Joselyn, Marta Sanchez, Pang Xiong Sirirathasuk and Matthew Smith.
Tiger Strikes Asteroid and Grizzly Grizzly are located at 319 N. 11th Street, Philadelphia, on the second floor. Philadelphia Folklore Project is located at 735 South 50th Street, Philadelphia.
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'The Vampire Diaries,' Season 4, Episode 15, 'Stand by Me': TV Recap
So Katherine is back on the Vampire Diaries but is she back for bad or is she back for good?
All we know is that she stole the cure from Silas last week and fled, but not after killing Jeremy. But can Jeremy be killed? He's one of the Five. So the ring won't work anymore.
Damon says he's going to try and find Bonnie but instead he finds Rebekah. Rebekah wants to find Bonnie. Oh and Silas is now awake, after draining Jeremy's blood.
Elena and Stefan heads back to Mystic Falls where Elena tries to
take care of Jeremy. Because Jeremy's tattoo is gone, she thinks
maybe he's not supernatural anymore because she can't deal if he's gone.
Bonnie wakes up with Professor Shane. Somehow Shane's broken leg is miraculously fixed. She's sad about Jeremy but Shane says she can bring everyone back.
Caroline can't believe that after all that, the cure is just gone. Stefan said, for realz, he can't believe Elena is going to stay a vampire.
Caroline says she's going to call Matt and then call her mom.
Then they both smell Jeremy's body decomposing. Come on now, gross.
Meredith comes to check on Jeremy. She tells Elena that it's too late, that he died of blood loss and his broken neck and tells Elena to release her body to her and start burying the dead. Matt appears too and he's sad. Elena says everything will be OK once Bonnie shows up.
Back in the forest again, and the other vampire hunter, Vaughn, is attacking Damon. Damon wins and wants to know what Vaughn knows about Katherine. Turns out Katherine told Vaughn she'd help him find Silas and that she knew some werewolf girl who would be on the inside.
Shane tells Bonnie that they just need to kill 12 more people to make everything right. Because each massacre of 12 marks the earth with power. They've had two big massacres and they need one more.
Bonnie says no way and runs away and then somehow trips over Jeremy's body and he asks her to help him. Why do I think Shane conjured that image?
Stefan calls Damon and tells him to come home because Elena is losing her mind and the sire bond will be the only thing to keep her together. Suddenly Bonnie appears.
Matt takes Elena to a graffiti covered wall in memory of Vicki, when Jeremy and Vicki were together. He says sometimes that no one is ever completely gone. He says sometimes hope is all that keeps him going.
In the meantime, where is Silas? What does he look like? Vaughn says if they don't use the cure on Silas they're all in trouble.
Bonnie tells everyone about the plan to kill 12 people. Shane convinced Bonnie that she can drop the veil so that every supernatural being on the other side is back. Sure Grams and Jeremy will be back but so will all the creepy others. Caroline and Matt are saying no no! But Elena is saying nothing.
Then April calls looking for Jeremy. Elena tells April he's dead. She goes up to the body with Damon behind her. She finally realizes Jeremy is dead. And he smells.
She doesn't understand how Damon can help her. Then Elena starts pouring lighter fluid around the house. She says she doesn't want to live in the house. And she definitely doesn't want the X-box.
She says every inch of the house are filling with memories of
people she loved who died. She can't be there anymore. She's losing
it. She says she can't calm down.
Damon compels Elena to "turn it off" and everything will go away. He keeps telling her to turn it off. But what does that mean?
All emotions? Just the grief?
Caroline keeps calling Tyler, but he's nowhere. She finally leaves a message telling him Jeremy is dead.
Matt drops off Bonnie at her house and then interestingly, Shane appears again. OK I really hate him. He tells Bonnie that they are the beginning.
Wait, but Rebekah is back in Nova Scotia still looking for Silas. She runs across Shane's body. He grabs her ankle and calls for Silas. I'm so confused. Wait, is this like the Pure Evil in Buffy the Vampire Slayer that can take any dead person's form?
Damon and Stefan say they can find another cover story.
Damon points out that the house will be gone and she might want to come home again. Then she drops the match. Really? She didn't want any pictures of the people she loved? No memories?
The last scenes are of the flames taking over the house.
Nothing left.
Next week: Elena is now numb to everything. So now she's feeding on cheerleaders.


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Kate Middleton Wears Prabal Gurung, Incites Tweeting Frenzy
"So xctd that I just stopped some strangers on the street n showed them the pic of Kate Middleton in our dres," tweeted designer Prabal Gurung, after news spread that the Duchess of Cambridge had worn a vivid-print dress from his Spring 2012 collection on a visit to Singapore.
In a phone interview, he said, "It's so huge! I'm kind of like, 'Is this happening to me?'" Speakeasy has more.


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Thousands protest to save Berlin Wall
Nearly 6,000 people crowded around part of the longest surviving stretch of the Berlin Wall on Sunday in protest of plans to knock down a section to make way for luxury homes. Work has now been stopped until March 18.
Since 1990, the wall has become an outdoor gallery, being dress in graffiti murals such as the famous "Fraternal Kiss" depicting Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev and his East German counterpart Erich Honecker.
The 3.6-metre high (11 feet) stretch offers a hotspot for tourists who want to catch a glimpse of the wall, and is always an essential visit for those looking to delve into the dark chapter of Berlin's 28 year long separation.
The controversial plans for a residential development along the banks of the Spree river will also provide access to a planned bridge, and will require a 22-metre segment of the Wall to be dismantled.
This has sparked protest across Berlin, with several hundred demonstrators turning out on Friday as work to remove the Wall temporarily stopped mid-morning after a crane had removed a first panel.
The protest continued through to Sunday, with one banner reading, "Money is Making the Wall Fall!". Other slogans directed at Berlin's mayor Klaus Wowereit, such as "Wowereit, the Memorial Stays!" could be heard.
"I cannot and do not want to tolerate the little that remains standing of the Berlin Wall being damaged," local Green party politician Hans-Christian Ströbele said.
"If I was (US President Barack) Obama I would say to Wowereit, 'Keep Up This Wall'," a well-known DJ, Dr Motte, founder of the techno Loveparade gathering, told the crowd, alluding to the famous challenge by former US president Ronald Reagan to the Soviet Union's Mikhail Gorbachev to "Tear down this wall!" in 1987.
Builtin 1961, the Wall stretched 155 kilometres (96 miles) and divided Berlin until 1989, but today only remnants of it still stand (around three kilometres).
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OpenLogic Research Finds Mobile Apps Fail to Comply with OSS Licenses
The OpenLogic research into new mobile applications found that many iPhone and Android apps containing open source fail to comply with OSS licenses.
Using OSS Deep Discovery, OpenLogic says it "scanned compiled binaries and source code where available for 635 mobile applications to identify open source under GPL, LGPL and Apache licenses."
According to OpenLogic, the top paid and free apps for iPad, iPhone and Android that were used came from a variety of categories and included apps featured in TV ads and apps from the top 20 US companies in the Fortune 500. A representative sampling of 635 apps were selected and included banking, sports, and game applications. Not only did selected applications represent recognized brands and media organizations, the selected applications represented popular applications from smaller companies as well.
The results:
- 71% of Android and iPhone apps containing open source failed to comply with the fours obligations of the open source licenses that OpenLogic analyzed.
- Out of the 635 apps scanned, OpenLogic identified 52 applications that use the Apache license and 16 that use the GPL/LGPL license.
- OpenLogic found that among the applications that use the Apache or GPL/LGPL licenses, the compliance rate was only 29%. Android compliance was 27% and iPhone/iOS compliance was 32%. Overall compliance of Android applications using the GPL/LGPL was 0%.
- Although the research did not specifically analyze conflicts between different licenses, OpenLogic noted that 13 of the applications came from the Apple App Store℠ used GPL/LGPL. The App Store has already removed other applications that included GPL/LGPL licenses. In addition, two of the applications on Android contained LGPLv2.1. This license could have potential conflicts with Apache 2.0 – which is the major license of the Android operating system.
- OpenLogic found several apps with extensive EULAs that claimed all of the software included was under their copyright and owned by them – when in fact some of the code in the app was open source.
Kim Weins, senior vice president of products and marketing at OpenLogic is scheduled to reveal these results at the AnDevCon in San Francisco, California today.
More information on can be found on the OpenLogic Website and in the press release.
What does "representative sample" mean, here?Sure, it sounds scientific, but in statistics, the term "representative" comes with specific caveats and qualifications -- in particular the rather difficult problem of ensuring that the "representative" sample is in fact representative. I would be very surprised if this term was used in any statistically meaningful sense here.
A random sample would be much more informative (and easier and cheaper) -- and then this study might even give a useful additional perspective. But as it is, this story could just as easily be spun as "Big Corporations trample GPL/OSS licenses when they distribute Mobile Apps"
I'm sure there are licensing problems over OSS/GPL code in iOS and Android apps -- but this study doesn't really tell us how big the problem actually is.
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Mirantis Joins Hands with SUSE To Offer RHEL Support; Red Hat Not Happy
Competitors get in the game with RHEL without Red Hat
Linux on Windows 10 Poses a Security Risk
Security researchers have already notified Microsoft; some fixes are available
Mirantis to Refactor OpenStack Fuel for Kubernetes
The company is collaborating with Google and Intel to use Kubernetes as an engine for Fuel
Canonical Joins Document Foundation Advisory Board
The upcoming release of LibreOffice will be available as a snap package
SUSE Joins the Microsoft Test Drive Program
Customers can take a free test drive of SLES for HPC on the Azure Cloud
SiFive Launches a Line of Open Source Chips
San Francisco-based chip company announces their first fully open source chip platform.
Fedora 24 Released
The whole distro gets rebuilt on glibc 2.3
Canonical Announces Cross-Distro Support for Snaps
Ubuntu Vendor tries to solve app packaging and distribution problem across distributions.
ownCloud Forked
Founder of ownCloud launches the Nextcloud project.
HP Enterprise Unveils a Futuristic Computer
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Liu, YX; Li, MC; Cheng, LA; Li, FX; Shu, YM (2010). A DEM Inversion Method for Inter-Tidal Zone Based on MODIS Dataset: A Case Study in the Dongsha Sandbank of Jiangsu Radial Tidal Sand-Ridges, China. CHINA OCEAN ENGINEERING, 24(4), 735-748.
AbstractSurface elevation is the basic data for geo-science. It is difficult to retrieve tidal-flats' elevation from a single Remote Sensing (RS) image because of the complicated sediment dynamical environment awl huge spatial difference in tidal-flats' moisture content. A Digital Elevation Model (DEM) construction method for inconstant inter-tidal zone based on high tempo-resolution MODIS data set in a short period is proposed in a case study on the Dongsha Sandbank of the Jiangsu Radial Tidal Sand-ridges. In the present study, a batch-preprocessing method based on image partition to handle massive MODIS 1B images is developed and applied to 8163 scenes of MODIS images. The dataset of short-period and multi-temporal MODIS images for inter-tidal flats' DEM inversion is selected and the usability of MODIS dataset is analyzed. Shorelines of the Dongsha Sandbank are extracted by use of batch supervised classification. In accord with tidal-level forecasted by the Chenjiawu Tidal Gauge Station at the overpass moment of each RS image, DEMs of inter-tidal flats in January and summer(Jul, Aug and Sept), 2003 are built under ArcGIS9.2. Studies show that: (dataset of short-duration and multi-phase MODIS images can be used to retrieve the historical DEM of tidal-flats at changeful tidal flats. (2) Analysis on usability of MODIS images from Aqua and Terra indicates that there are more usable and high-quality MODIS images in spring, autumn and winter, but less in summer. Therefore, the period for building litter-tidal flats' DEM is suggested to be one month in spring, autumn and winter and three months in summer.
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1The residence of a vicar.
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- On the front lawn of his residence, a large vicarage surrounded by a nice garden, we were greeted by the appropriately named Ms Alice Flyte.
- The Rev Pam Smith offered places at the vicarage to residents, including Karin Young.
- With the return of her father from the war, the move out of the vicarage to a postwar council house, and then the death of her grandfather, Lorna Sage's childhood, and her memoir, take a decidedly ordinary turn.
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WASHINGTON (September 30, 2013)—U.S. House Speaker John Boehner said Monday the nation is facing a budget emergency and the Senate, like the House, should be in session to help avert a government shutdown.
He castigated the Democratic-led chamber for taking Sunday off in the middle of the partisan standoff over funding the government and the future of the president's health care law.
Republicans want President Barack Obama's signature law limited or delayed as part of any budget deal while Democrats want a budget passed without any changes to the health care program.
The Senate on Monday was expected to reject a House measure that would delay the remainder of the health care law.
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HealthLink On Air radio show: Feb. 9, 2014
Registered dietitian Jessica Planer and social worker Jessica Charbonneau discuss the pitfalls of weight regain after weight loss surgery. Pediatrician Howard Weinberger talks about preventing lead poisoning in children. Dr. Steven Youngentob explains how the children of mothers who smoke in pregnancy are more likely to begin smoking in adolescence. Emergency physician Bill Paolo addresses frostbite, and editor Deirdre Neilen reads from "The Healing Muse" literary journal.
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Colorado State University offers the only nationally accredited undergraduate professional landscape architecture program in Colorado, which is one of just a few in the Rocky Mountain region. The profession's central concerns are landscape design, construction, and planning. The program prepares its graduates for entry level employment in professional positions throughout the United States. Following a short period of employment which may vary from 1 to 3 years according to the state of residence, graduates will be qualified to sit for licensing exams in those 45 states which require licensure of landscape architectural practitioners.
Landscapes include human controlled or managed areas of land such as residential gardens, municipal, state, regional, and national parks-, golf courses, ski areas, mining areas, trails, open spaces, and natural areas, corporate and institutional project development sites; housing, transportation, and commercial development projects. Landscape architects work to plan, design, and specify landscape construction in the interest of the landowner and the public.
Landscape architects most frequently offer consulting services through their own private practice businesses, but are also commonly employed by land trusts and conservancies, federal, state, and local agencies such as municipal planning and park departments, or the National Park Service. They frequently collaborate with other design professionals such as civil engineers, architects, and urban planners on landscape projects. They may also collaborate with construction contractors to provide design-build package services to those clients who desire them. Biologists, ecologists, horticulturists, hydrologists, geologists, and others are often hired as specialists to advise landscape architects on a broad range of project types.
The program has been highly popular since its inception in 1975. Entering freshmen may elect to complete the required credits in either four or five years at their own choosing. Transfer students may complete the program in either three or four years. Professional program candidates should contact a landscape architecture faculty member for additional details.
Professional organizations, including the Colorado State University Student Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects, are represented in the program. Students are encouraged to become involved in the chapter as well as in summer travel courses to study European designed landscapes and highly valued ecological sites in Colorado. Students who take advantage of these educational enrichment activities or who self-arrange planning, design, and construction internships with Front Range firms and agencies will enjoy enhanced educational development and career opportunities upon graduation.


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I'd love to hear people's thoughts, especially from the fishies among
us about this deal.
I was speaking w/ a microsofty today about this and he is convinced
this is the new beginning of advertising. My take on it was more
personal. Razorfish has been a major organ (can't quite say it is the
heart) of the NYC/Silicon Alley UX scene for close to 10 years if not
10 years. It is hard to imagine that this organization is falling under
the umbrella of Microsoft. Will it still maintain it's brand? And
worse, will it still keep its NYC edge and connections?
(Apologies for duplicate postings)
To celebrate the opening of our new office in Times Square, Avenue A |
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to see you all there! Please RSVP quickly as space is limited and we
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The agency was established on January 1, 2014 and is a merger of the Swedish National Institute of Public Health (Folkhälsoinstitutet) and the Swedish Institute for Communicable Disease Control (Smittskyddsinstitutet). Most of the work concerning environmental health and the responsibility for environment and public health reports at the National Board of Health and Welfare (Socialstyrelsen) was also transferred to the new agency.
By coordinating these activities, the new authority will be able to operate across the public health spectrum and integrate communicable disease control with other public health work. The aim is to develop a national knowledge support thereby promoting public health practice in society and making it more effective. The merger provides better opportunities to work effectively within the European Union and on other international venues.
The Public Health Agency of Sweden will work to identify and highlight public health issues where effective interventions can be made.
The agency will work to secure preconditions for health on equal terms by monitoring the development of
- public health and analyzing the effect of important determinants,
- evaluating the effect of public health interventions,
- promoting health,
- the prevention of diseases through communicable disease control,
- supporting communicable disease control with epidemiological and microbiological analyses.
- The Public Health Agency of Sweden is a government agency accountable to the Government (Ministry of Health and Social Affairs).
- Locations for operations and activities are both in Solna (Stockholm) and in Östersund.
- The English website is under construction and will be launched in 2016.
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"Vampire Diaries" Alum Confirmed to Play Savitar on "The Flash" S3
Comic Books, TV
An ill-timed installment of Broom-Hilda has forced the Chicago Tribune to explain how the comic made its way into the newspaper in the aftermath of last week's shootings in a Colorado theater.
Part of a series of gags involving a conversation between the title character and a little girl who talks really loud, Wednesday's strip (above) featured the child relating, "It makes people mad when I talk at movie theaters. Especially during action-adventure films. They can't hear the gunshots!"
In an article on the newspaper's website, Associate Managing Editor Geoff Brown wrote, "What might have caused a smile before the Aurora, Colo., mass slayings last week at a screening of The Dark Knight Rises seemed inappropriate today."
He explained that all comics are reviewed a week before publication, and "when news breaks that turns a harmless cartoon into one of bad taste, someone flags it in time." Unfortunately, that installment of Broom-Hilda had been forgotten by the time of Friday's tragedy. Wednesday's strip has been replaced on Universal UClick's GoComics.com.
The Daily Cartoonist points out that Sally Forth writer Francesco Marciuliano has already apologized for his Sunday comic, which referenced a late-night screening of The Dark Knight Rises. Marciuliano notes in his post that such Sunday strips are written three months in advance; daily comics are completed at least two to three weeks ahead of publication (although Broom-Hilda cartoonist Russell Myers is said to maintain an enormous stockpile, meaning Wednesday's strip was likely created some time ago).
Is it any surprise that someone read a Broom Hilda strip and immediately forgot it?
Seriously, though, don't editors at newspapers have the ability to remove strips at the last second, the way anything else in a newspaper can be dropped?
ttrue the strip now after what happens is in a little bad taste. but both the newspaper and the cartoonist did not know when they submitted the strips and had them ready to go that some nut case was going to turn a theatre into a shooting gallery .
Simon DelMonte beat me to it; Broom Hilde is awfully forgettable.
… and thus ends the most times Broom-Hilda has ever been mentioned ever.
It's not about the kid shooting but about gunshots in so-called "action" movies. Need a busted mind to make a connection to Aurora. If anything, strip has *extra* meaning, specially that a kid is seeing crap like a violent movie.


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Airport Set To Launch Redesigned
Web Site
By DeAllous Smith
Point. Click. Results -- that's the idea behind the new Internet redesign project at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
In third quarter 2008, aviation officials are scheduled to launch a new customer-centered Web site that features updated images, scrolling flight information and current customer service and ground transportation information on the home page. Popular links such as security checkpoint wait times, current news and bios will be retained on the site.
Perhaps the most exciting new features include the option to view the site in English as well as Spanish, an interactive tour that guides users from the parking lot to a departure gate and an "Online Collaboration" discussion page.
"This [Internet redesign] project allows the Airport to move into a new era of interacting with our customers," said Chief Information Officer Lance Lyttle. "The collaboration page, in essence, transforms the Web site into a true community site where global visitors meet to discuss questions posed by the Department of Aviation."
Lyttle believes the collaboration page will be a major boost for the site, which was last updated in 2003 and receives on average 5,900 unique visits a day. "When searching for a solution, we now have access to global Internet users in places such as the U.S., Brazil, China, France, India and Zimbabwe. There are absolutely no geographic boundaries when we seek input to a particular issue."
Lance Lyttle, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport's Chief Information Officer (CIO)
The Airport's quest to perform beyond the needs of today's customers is recognized by industry peers outside of the aviation community as well.
In October, Lyttle was awarded the "2007 Georgia CIO of The Year" honor for the nonprofit and public sector category by the Georgia CIO Leadership Association. He was also awarded the "2007 CIO Magazine CIO-100 Transformer Award for Innovations and Execution". This award is presented each year by CIO Business Technology Leadership magazine to the top 100 chief information officers who combine innovation and execution to transform their organization. The specific project focused on the development of an airport-wide Wi-Fi and cellular system, supported by multiple wireless Internet and telecommunications carriers that serve more than 120,000 customers a day.
Others on the redesign team include Pauline Howell, Kikiy Weathers, Michelle Longmore, Marquita Hazzard, Chao Li, Dawn Daniels, Sharon Jones and Madhavi Rao.
© 2007 Hartsfield-Jackson News. A Publication from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. All rights reserved.


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"Did you see their registry?"
With the wedding only a few weeks away, it was an appropriate question for her to ask but I've known her almost my entire life and know exactly where she is headed with this. I offer nothing but an uh huh and let her go.
"What do you think?" she asks, knowing I am on to her.
"Well," I pause to tread lightly because I know we are speaking about the for better or for worse of the third part of our elementary school threesome, "I guess I'm surprised".
"Is it the dishes or the television?" she asks.
"You mean the $300 per place setting dishes for the couple who doesn't cook?" I reply, perhaps too quickly because I hear a sigh on the other end.
Some people appreciate my sarcasm, Anna has always been frustrated by it.
I hear her take a sip of something. She's probably drinking that concoction tea again to calm her and give her perspective or whatever health kick she's on now.
"No seriously, I have to wonder what they were thinking when they were handed the registry gun. Did they just start scanning everything in the store? I mean they don't even cook."
Anna puts down her mug and says "It just seems so poorly thought out. Did you ask her about the televisions?"
"I thought the two identical $2,000 televisions were a mistake", I offer, "so of course I asked her."
"What did she say?"
"She told me they needed one for downstairs and one for upstairs so they could each watch what they wanted on television at night…" I pause, knowing what Anna was going to say at the next part, "then she said something about them each needing their own space after work".
"They aren't even married yet"! Anna yells as if angry with me.
I glance over to the pan on the stove to see my tomato sauce bubbling as if it was just as angry as Anna.
I stir the sauce in an effort to calm it while almost whispering in agreement "I know".
I also know that we're both thinking about every single red flag we've ever had about the relationship.
"I wonder if we'll get our deposit back on the bridesmaid dresses?" I say, because I know we're both thinking it.
This is my most recent submission to Write on Edge (formerly The Red Dress Club). this week's assignment was in the spirit of relationships that we all knew wouldn't work. We were asked to write about a relationship we knew was doomed from the start. This prompt was intended to be a memoir which means no fiction allowed. Word limit is 400 words.


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Dental Assistant
You can follow two different paths to a dental assistant career. Now let's make it even more confusing: Throw in the fact that there is no nationwide certification requirement, and most states don't list any minimum criteria for working as an entry-level dental assistant. In fact, a few states allow dental assistants to perform any duties the dentist assigns to them. Scratching your head yet? Let's take a look at your options.
Option #1: You can begin your preparation in high school by taking chemistry, biology, and health courses. An office practices course would also be helpful. Once you graduate with a high school diploma or equivalent, you can complete an approved dental assisting program. Keep in mind, though, that some programs require computer and/or science course completion first. Once you get into the dental assisting program, you'll combine extensive classroom time with lab work and practical skill instruction.
After you complete the dental assisting program, you can pass the Certified Dental Assistant exam, recognized or required in at least 37 states. You'll also need current CPR certification. Hot tip: Look for a program accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA). CODA does not generally approve the few-months-long programs offered by private vocational schools.
Option #2: Work full-time for two years as an entry-level dental assistant (or four years as a part-time assistant). Complete your CPR certification as well. At that point, you're eligible to sit for the Certified Dental Assistant Exam.
Additional certifications: Your state's dental board may require you to obtain a special license to perform advanced dental assistant functions. You might also need to complete continuing education courses to maintain your license. If you plan to perform dental office x-rays, many states will also require you to complete a state-approved radiology course. However, here's a real head-scratcher: 12 states will let you shoot the x-rays with no formal education at all. Make it easy on yourself: Contact your state's dental board before you choose the path to your dental assistant career.


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If he were still alive, once-convicted serial killer Loren Herzog would serve the remainder of his parole in a fifth-wheel trailer next to a state prison in Susanville, according to today's ruling by the state's 3rd District Court of Appeal.
The court's ruling has no practical meaning because Herzog, 46, hanged himself in January fearing his partner in crime, death row inmate Wesley Shermantine, was giving up the burial places and possibly incriminating Herzog. Shermantine's tips have already led to several recoveries.
The appellate court reversed a previous ruling by a Lassen County Superior Court Judge, who said the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation illegally paroled Herzog in the north state community. Herzog's presence caused passionate outcry from the community.
While the appellate court in Sacramento issued its ruling, it didn't immediately publish its written ruling, explaining its reason for reversing the Lassen County judge.
Read Wednesday's Record for more on this story by staff writer Scott Smith.
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Take a sneak peek at the new NIST.gov and let us know what you think!
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|Ronald G. Dixson; Richard A. Allen; William F. Guthrie; Michael W. Cresswell;
|Traceable Calibration of Critical-Dimension Atomic Force Microscope Linewidth Measurements with Nanometer Uncertainty
|January 01, 2005
|The use of critical dimension atomic force microscopes (CD-AFMs) in semiconductor manufacturing, both for process control and as a reference metrology tool, is increasing. If the tip width is calibrated consistentlybetween measurements, a CD-AFM can function as an excellent width comparator. Relative width differences can be measured with uncertainties of 1 nm or less. However, to perform traceable measurements, the absolute tip width must be accurately calibrated. Until recently, conventional methods for accomplishing this had standard uncertainties on the order of 5 nm. Recently developed CD reference materials now make it possible to calibrate absolute tip width with uncertainties at the 1 nm level. The highlights of our methodology are: (1) the use of single-crystal silicon and preferential etching to pattern well-defined and highly uniform features, (2) the use of high resolution transmission electron microscopy (HRTEM) to directly access the Si lattice spacing as a source of traceable width information, and (3) the use of CD-AFM to transfer width information form the HRTEM samples. These standards are known as single crystal critical dimension reference materials (SCCDRM) and prototype SCCDRMs have recently been delivered to SEMATECH Member Companies for evaluation.
|J. Vacuum Sci. Technol. B
|pp. 3028 - 3032
|Research Areas:
|Metrology, Manufacturing


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Some years ago, I came across the concept of abstaining from the news for a week to help reduce my overall health and reduce my stress level. This included not reading the paper, watching news on TV, on the Internet or other media.
While it sounds challenging, "fasting" from news can be enormously relaxing. It also can leave us time for multiple other healthy pursuits during that time out from the usually bad news.


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2005 (Atlanta, GA)
An Integrated Approach to Teaching with Real Data.
Sarah Knapp Abramowitz
A Look at a University Course in Overcoming Mathematics Anxiety.
Laura Schooler Adkins
A Vision Becomes Reality.
Norma M Agras
Collaborative Effort to Address Math Anxiety.
AbdelNaser Al-Hasan
Sonia Kovalevsky Math Day.
AbdelNaser Al-Hasan
Course Redesign.
Margo P Alexander
Binary Images in Discrete Mathematics.
Mohamed Allali
John Charles Fields: His Work in Mathematics and Research Organization.
W Thomas Archibald
Interpolation Polynomials, Bezier Curves, and Cubic Splines with Excel.
Deane Eugene Arganbright
How Does the Islamic Calendar Really Work in Different Parts of the World?
Helmer Aslaksen
The Islamic Revival of Latin Mathematics.
Leigh Atkinson
Hands-on Visualization in Preparation for Computer Graphics.
Julie Barnes
Formulas by Induction for Multiple Averages of the Partial Sums of Alternating Series.
Richard N. Barshinger
Solving the Linear Drag Flight Equation Analytically.
Richard N. Barshinger
Math ADEPT: a working model for teacher professional development which builds professional communities of learners.
Harel Barzilai
Office Management: A Markov Model.
Gregory Battle
Building Skills and Confidence via an Engaging Classroom Environment.
Louis M. Beaugris
Using Writing to Promote Learning and Self-Assessment in a Mathematics Course for Prospective Elementary School Teachers.
Donna Beers
An Example of Applied Calculus in Behavioral Psychology.
Rachel Belinsky
Square ice is very nice, but can you put a match to it?
Georgia Benkart
Spatial Visualization: Is There a Gender Difference?
Therese L. Bennett
The role of 15-minute problems.
Curtis D. Bennett
MST\\@UNH: A graduate degree in mathematics for mathematics teachers.
Steve Benson
Bringing Desalination into the Classroom.
Ethan Berkove
Student Misconceptions and Learning Moments.
Kenneth J. Bernard
The Power of Power Series.
Michael L. Berry
Enhancing the Mathematical Preparation of K-6 Teachers.
Tracy Bibelnieks
Optimizing the Retail Experience: A New Frontier for Applied Mathematics.
Tracy A Bibelnieks
Who will throw the next no-hitter? Modeling rare baseball events with a Poisson Distribution.
J. Scott Billie
Projects in population dynamics.
Lora Billings
Teaching Finite Mathematics using Elementary Mathematical Modeling.
Brian J Birgen
Describing Undergraduates' Reasoning Within and Across Multiple Geometries.
Stephen D Blair
The Use of Household Items as Calculus Concept Models.
B. Lynn Bodner
Constructible Squares.
David E. Boliver
Harvard University and the Boston Public Schools.
John Boller
Evolution of the Liberal Arts Mathematics Course in the $20^{th}$ Century.
Mark Bollman
Philosophical implications of experimental mathematics.
Jonathan Borwein
Why Probability Reveals that Real World Data CANNOT Always be Used to Explain Some Elementary Statistical Ideas.
Michael J Bosse
Student Presentations: Not Just a Minor Diversion.
Gregory Mark Boudreaux
Object and Attribute: the case of Curves and Equations.
Robert E Bradley
A picture is worth a thousand explanations.
Melkana A Brakalova-Trevithick
Visual and dynamic experience in math.
Melkana A Brakalova-Trevithick
Data Doesn't Come from Books.
George N Bratton
The Partial Sums of $\\sum_{k=1}^{\\infty}\\sin(kx)$ and their Relationship to the Saw-Tooth Function.
Michael A. Brilleslyper
Undergraduate Research Course Sequence at Ithaca College.
David A. Brown
Research for Every Student: The Senior Study Program in Mathematics at Maryville College.
Jennifer A. Bruce
Al-Samaw'al's Curious Approach to Trigonometry.
Glen R. Van Brummelen
Undergraduate Research at Rose-Hulman.
Kurt M Bryan
Mathematics Outside In.
Alphonse Buccino
Robert E. Buck
My Three Favorite Original Calculus Problems.
Ron Buckmire
What do they Assume? An Exploration of the Assumptions about Student Learning Contained in Calls for Reform of Introductory College Mathematics Courses.
Helen Burn
Visualizing Mobius Transformations.
Anne M. Burns
Visual College Algebra for Teachers.
Laurie Burton
Understanding Your Class Using a Personal Response System.
Melanie B. Butler
Easy Curve-fitting Investigations in Pre-calculus Using Finite Differences and Technology.
Ward E. Canfield
Centers and Generalized Centers of Nearrings.
G. Alan Cannon
Using student-designed projects in an introductory statistics course: How's, what's, and why bother?
Lisa J Carnell
A Mathematical Tournament.
Maureen T Carroll
Using Simulated Roulette to Demonstrate the Different Information Given by Expected Value and Standard Deviation.
Jan O Case
A Freshman "Applications of Mathematics" Course.
Linh Changaris
Three Interesting Calculus Challenges.
Kevin E. Charlwood
Rising to the occasion of modeling card shuffling.
Timothy P. Chartier
Incorporating Software Tools into a Linear Algebra Course.
Karen Clark
Using Art to Teach Elementary Group Theory.
Jeffrey W. Clark
Creating Discussions with Classroom Voting.
Kelly S. Cline
Worksheets and Lots of Jokes.
Kelly S. Cline
Bayes' Rule and the Monte Hall Problem.
Paul R Coe
A Calculus Sequence for Biology Students.
Timothy D Comar
The Use of Journals in Content Courses for Future Elementary Teachers.
Timothy D Comar
The P's and Q's of an Active and Effective Undergraduate Math Club.
Sarah V. Cook
A walk on the industry side: a mathematician takes on the seismic exploration business.
Nicholas Coult
Recent Results on Costas Arrays.
Gregory E. Coxson
Nutritional Data of Crackers.
Carolyn K. Cuff
An Islamic Renaissance: Mathematics in Safavid Persia.
Lawrence D'Antonio
Is There a Student Standard of Truth in Mathematics? : Early Twentieth Century Debate on Calculus Reform.
Lawrence D'Antonio
Developing a Deeper Understanding of K-8 Mathematics While Reviewing the Basics: How Little Our Future Teachers Know--and How Much They Can Learn.
Betsy Darken
The Link Between Mathematics and Sports and the Many Textbooks that Use Sports to Teach Mathematics Content.
Joan Elizabeth DeBello
Analyzing fluid-flow to understand non-linear functions in developmental algebra.
June I Decker
Surprising Properties of the Pendulum Equation using Mathlets.
Robert J Decker
The Synergy of Mathlets and Computer Algebra.
Robert J Decker
Origami, linkages, and polyhedra: Folding with algorithms.
Erik D. Demaine
Mathematicians Are Real People, Too: Biographies in a Senior Capstone Course.
David W. Dempsey
A Tool for Describing Students' Journey to Proficiency in Proof.
Jacqueline M. Dewar
A Cooperative Modeling Initiative between Industry and Academia.
Lothar A. Dohse
Who Takes Algebra in College and What Do They Need to Know? Case Study: Augsburg College.
Suzanne I Doree
Comprehensive Math Instruction Professional Development Program.
Michael Dorff
Mathlet for Graphing Moebius Transformations in Complex Analysis.
Michael Dorff
Faculty-Student Connection Outside of the Classroom.
Maureen Doyle
The Importance of Technology-Free Visualization Activities.
Tevian Dray
Visualizing Vector Derivatives: The Vector Field Analyzer.
Tevian Dray
Protection in the batting order: does it matter who hits behind Barry Bonds?
Doug Drinen
Fictionalism and the interpretation of mathematical discourse.
Thomas Drucker
Techniques For Resource Selection Studies Using Correlated Data.
Ashraf F. EL-Houbi
Talking about Vector Calculus.
Barbara Edwards
Stochastic Models of Species in a Connected Three Patch System.
Boris Efroimskiy
How Rhetoric Transformed a Business Mathematics Course.
Allen Emerson
Easy Applets using Geometer's Sketchpad.
Theodore S. Erickson
Problem-based Inquiry Seminar in Environmental Mathematics.
Linda L Eroh
Why so many World Series Go Seven Games.
Joseph Evan
Why \\emph{can't} I divide by zero?
Curtis J. Feist
Investigating Factors that Affect Student Achievement in Virtual Business Calculus.
Brian H Felkel
Visualization Activities in College Geometry.
William E. Fenton
A Characterization of the Tough Sets for the Generalized Petersen Graphs $G(n,2)$.
Kevin K Ferland
Encourage Student Writing, Learning, and Informed Discussion Through Judicious Problem Choice.
Joyce Faye Fischer
Evaluating Problem Solving Skills and Processes in Pre Service Teachers In Order to Inform Classroom Teaching.
Joyce Faye Fischer
Teaching Students to Illustrate Border and Wallpaper Patterns.
Gwen L Fisher
FAU's "Parknership" with the Florida Park Service.
Stephanie Fitchett
A.A. Michelson's Measurement of the Speed of Light 1879.
Gary O. Fowler
A Modeling Approach to a Differential Equation Course that is Tailored by Discipline.
William P Fox
Beginning with a 21st Century View: Mathematical Modeling and Problem Solving with Interdisciplinary Applications in College Algebra.
William P Fox
Introductory Mathematical Modeling and Problem Solving Courses with Interdisciplinary Applications in College Algebra as a General Education Mathematics Course.
William P. Fox
The Anatomy of an Undergraduate Mathematics Conference.
Michael Fraboni
Assessment Central: An Online Web-based Tool for Use in Program Assessment.
Jim Fulmer
A Glimpse at Adjusting Two Mathematics Education Courses to Deepen Student Understanding at Western Oregon University.
Maria Fung
Native American-based Materials for Undergraduate Mathematics Courses.
Charles Peter Funkhouser
Inverse Scattering: Inversion of Gamow's Formula.
Sohang Chander Gandhi
Agent-Based Modeling as a Tool for Teaching Computational Modeling of Biology.
Suman Ganguli
The Balance.
Herendira Garcia-Tello
A story of a gate. Mathematics and art at the campus of UNAM, Mexico.
Alejandro R. Garciadiego
Funding and Undergraduate Mathematics:Stories from the Field.
Solomon Garfunkel
Problem Analysis: An Assignment to Deepen Understanding of School Mathematics.
Mary L Garner
A Partnership to Improve Middle Grades Teachers' Content Knowledge.
A. Susan Gay
Coffee and fast food: Calculus on shapes familiar to students.
John C George
The Last Round Matching Problem.
Paul F Gibson
Promoting Conceptual Understanding of Fundamental Mathematics Among Preservice Elementary Teachers.
Judith Lynn Gieger
Making the connection, keeping the level of cognitive demand high.
Michael J. Gilbert
Multiple Solutions/Multiple Problems.
Michael J. Gilbert
Washington's Transition Math Project: Setting the Standard for Student Success.
Michael J. Gilbert
Incorporating Notebook technology and data analysis into probability and statistics education at West Point.
Andrew Glen
The ETSU M.S. Program in the Teaching of K-8 Mathematics.
Anant Godbole
What Is Mathematics II: A Possible Answer.
Bonnie Gold
The problems of posing problems with fractions.
Cristina Gomez
Using Letter-Writing to Enhance a Calculus Course.
Russell E. Goodman
A Case Study in the use of Course Portfolios in the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning.
Troy L. Goodsell
Optimizing Distribution of Power During a Cycling Time Trial.
Michael Scott Gordon
What Do the Other Disciplines Expect from College Algebra?
Florence S. Gordon
What's Wrong with College Algebra?
Sheldon P. Gordon
Visualizing Linear Algebra with \\textit{Geometer's Sketchpad}: Linear Transformations, Determinants, Eigenvectors, and Eigenvalues.
Catherine A. Gorini
What are p-adic numbers and what are they for?
Fernando Q. Gouv\\^ea
Putting it all Together.
G. Elton Graves
The National Curve Bank Project: A MATH Archive.
Shirley B. Gray
A CRAFTY Approach to Mathematics for Business Management Students.
Kris H. Green
Orbifolds, Regular Solids, and the Hurwitz 84(g-1) Theorem.
Robert E. Greene
Ternary Strings with No Consecutive 1's.
Ralph P. Grimaldi
Honors Class Problems on Uniqueness and Inversion.
Charles W. Groetsch
Roof Ridgelines and Medial Axes.
Bruno Guerrieri
Some of Elias Deeba's work.
Ananda D Gunawardena
The Effect of the Rayleigh Instability on Anisotropic Crystalline Rods.
Katharine F Gurski
PowerPoint as a Presentation Tool in an Introductory Differential Equations Course.
Phil Gustafson
Conceptual Mathematics Institute at Augsburg College.
Matthew J Haines
Communicating the Problem Solving Process through Memoranda.
Elaine Thompson Hale
Everybody Loves a Good Problem!
Patricia L Hale
Interactive Investigation of Geometry through Light Rays.
Margie Hale
Power Outage Data for the Statistics Classroom.
Elaine Thompson Hale
Using Bureau of Economic Analysis Data in the Statistics Classroom.
J Travis Hale
Using Large Surfaces to See Students' Understanding.
Patricia L Hale
Differential Equations Enriched by Vector Space Concepts.
James Hall
Rocky Mountain Wildflower Fibonacci.
Jacqueline A Hall
Assisting students in coordinating between two equivalent definitions in the case of exponential functions.
May Hamdan
Applied Mathematics---A Philosophical Problem.
Charles R. Hampton
This is Jeopardy!
John M. Harris
Financial Survival and College Algebra Applications.
Ronald J Harshbarger
Mathematics Knowledge: Implications for Teaching and Learning Mathematics in Middle and High Schools.
Wayne Harvey
Teaching and Assessing Problem Solving in the Technology Age: A sharing of successes and failures.
Alex J. Heidenberg
Strands in the history of geometry and how they affect our views as to what geometry is.
David W Henderson
Playing Games to Learn College Mathematics.
Edwin P Herman
An Unrestricted Model for Dating Genetic Separation.
Scott R Herriott
Mathematical Requirements of Majors in the Managerial, Social and Life/Health Sciences.
Scott R Herriott
Generalised likelihoods, ideals and infinitesimal chances - how to approach the "zero-fit problem".
Frederik S Herzberg
Increasing Flow in the Pipeline: Flaws in the Argument.
Abbe H. Herzig
The Statistics Behind the Scenes: Statistics in Consumer Reports.
Abbe H. Herzig
Sonification to Reinforce Graphics.
Steven M. Hetzler
Using attendance in interleague games as a classroom case study.
Jeff Hildebrand
On the Transition in Mathematics from High School to Michigan State University.
Richard O. Hill
Some Ideas About the Frequency of Assessment in Lower Level Mathematics Courses.
Ellen F Hill
Written Papers in a Liberal Arts Mathematics Course.
Ellen F Hill
A Study in First-Semester Calculus using Various Technologies.
Erick Brian Hofacker
An Attempt at Teaching a Form of Contemporary College Algebra.
Erick Brian Hofacker
Being One's Own Experimental Unit in the Classroom.
Lorrie L Hoffman
Picture Compression and Linear Algebra.
Brian Hopkins
Changing 'I can't do Math' to 'Gee, I really can learn Math'.
Jean M. Horn
Data Analysis and Statistics for Practicing Teachers: Understanding Student's Statistical Ideas.
Wei Shen Hsia
Aquaculture: Does This Investment Smell Fishy? A DE Project that Offers Faculty Development.
Michael Huber
Bioscience Initiative at the University of Kansas: Enhancements to Required Entry Level Math Courses.
Marian K. Hukle
How variable are heart rates?
Patricia Humphrey
How a truck driver's question about water glasses leads to Cantor sets and unusual probability distributions.
Kevin Iga
The Effects of a Web-based Application on Teaching and Learning Calculus I.
Andrew J Incognito
Data Mining in the Undergraduate Curriculum.
Tasha R. Inniss
About Us: From a Measurement Perspective.
Karen D Ivy
Visualizations in the Complex Plane with Sketchpad.
Nicholas R Jackiw
Making Mathematics Relevant.
Laurie Johnson
Party Favors of Revolution: A calculus visualization technique.
Laurie Johnson
Calculator Activities that Enhance Developmental Mathematics.
Tonya C. Jones
Egyptian Unit Fractions.
Barbara A Jur
Real Women Studied Real Mathematics.
Agnes M. Kalemaris
James White's Work.
Dan Kalman
What symbols facilitate learning and transfer of mathematical concepts? College students' performance on learning instantiations of Abelian groups.
Jennifer A Kaminski
Creative Proof Critiques As Writing Assignments in Abstract Algebra.
Reva Kasman
Experiential Learning and Mind Maps.
Bathi Kasturiarachi
Creating and Using Online Quizzes to Enhance Student Learning.
Manmohan Kaur
Kindling Undergraduate Interest in Mathematics Research.
Manmohan Kaur
Design and Implementation of Linking Courses: Connecting College Mathematics with High School Mathematics for Pre-service Teachers.
Paul E Kehle
Implementing Comprehensive Multi-faceted Professional Development: Lessons Learned from University and K-12 Partnerships.
Paul E Kehle
A Final Course in Mathematics for Humanities Majors.
Brian P. Kelly
Throwing away the Calculator.
Jason E Kelly
Undergraduate Research Opportunities at ULM.
Annela R Kelly
A Geometric Proof of the Means Inequality.
Dennis M. Kern
Using teachers' mathematics questions as an opportunity to deepen their understanding.
Michael Keynes
Solving word problems with Microsoft Excel.
Azar Khosravani
The Slope Mean and Its Invariance Properties.
Charles J Kicey
Ptolemy's Construction of the Table of Chords and Its Uses in the Classroom.
Semra Kilic-Bahi
One-parameter subgroup arising from a discrete non-compact automorphism group of a domain.
Kang-Tae Kim
Some Sports-Related Election Methods and Ranking Procedures.
Richard E. Klima
Online Interactive Worksheets in Statistics and Calculus.
Jeff R Knisley
The Institute for Quantitative Biology at East Tennessee State University.
Jeff R. Knisley
Understanding Mathematical Proof in a Course for Liberal Arts Majors: Students write about teaching other students a geometric proof of the Pythagorean Theorem.
Charlotte Knotts-Zides
Modeling the MinCDE System in Escherichia coli.
Gretchen A Koch
Promoting and Incorporating Technology in Teaching a First Year Finite Mathematics Course.
Paul Kochanowski
Teaching a power of randomization - innovative approach.
Yana Kortsarts
Symmetry in complex analysis.
Steven G. Krantz
Using Z scores to analyze the prime-time sluggers.
Stephen A Krevisky
How Google Relies on Discrete Mathematics.
Gerald W. Kruse
Non-standard problems on Definite Integrals.
Anand Kumar
Wrong Method, Right Answer.
Anand Kumar
Assessment of Pedagogy and Perceived Effectiveness of Technology Use in Calculus III.
P Gavin LaRose
Going All In---Taking a Gamble on a Poker Project in an Undergraduate Probability Course.
Christopher J Lacke
Writing to Learn: Writing Across the Curriculum in Undergraduate Computer Science.
Brian C. Ladd
I may not be able to do math but I certainly can play.
Greisy Winicki Landman
Newton's proof that $a = v^2/r$.
Stacy G. Langton
Modeling, Technology, and Mathematical Understanding.
Susie M. Lanier
Parameters of L(2,1)-colorings.
R Laskar
Graphing Calculator Apps as Teaching Tools in Remedial Algebra.
Ed D Laughbaum
Student Projects Using the Mathematical Models of Pharmacokinetics.
Theresa A Laurent
Teaching Visualization Skills in a Geometry course for pre-service Elementary School Teachers.
Cecelia Laurie
Web Based Learning and Assessment: Using MapleTA.
Denise J LeGrand
Nonstandard Topics for Student Presentations.
Michelle LeMasurier
A Mathematical Model for a Self-Limiting Population.
Glenn Ledder
Using Web-Based Testing Software for Calculus Instruction.
Glenn Ledder
The Monge shuffle for a deck with $2^n$ cards.
Arne Ledet
My Favorite Three Calculus Problems.
Heakyung Lee
Advantages, Challenges, and Dividends of Online Placement.
Matthew Leingang
Phase Transitions in Coupled Nonlinear Oscillators.
Tanya L. Leise
Adjusting Course Content and Methodology for Pre-service Elementary Teachers.
Christine R Leverenz
One, Two, Three$\\dots$Jump: An analysis of the long jump.
Alan Levine
Thinking Mathematically (and enjoying it!).
Heather A. Lewis
Teachers as Leaders and Learners.
Cathy S. Liebars
Effects of a Computational Skills Workshop on Preservice Elementary Teachers.
Cheng-Yao Lin
Introducing Students to Problem Solving.
Amy H. Lin
Oscillation, comparison, and separation of zeros.
Leonard J. Lipkin
A Connected Approach to Mathematics For Pre-Service Elementary Teachers.
Jim Loats
Used Car Regressions.
Robin H Lock
Raccoons Gone Mad! -- Modeling an Epidemic of Raccoon Rabies.
Andrew E. Long
My Secret Function: A Class Activity for Teaching Operations on Functions.
Kathleen D. Lopez
Inductive Reasoning Activities With PascGalois.
Kurt E Ludwick
Entering the Community of Scholars: Summer Research at Denison University.
Lew Ludwig
Eigenvalues and Hammer Juggling.
Carl V Lutzer
Real Life and the Statistics in You.
Sarah L. Mabrouk
The History of Undergraduate Mathematics.
Joseph Malkevitch
Ibn Al-Haytham on geometrical analysis and synthesis.
Kenneth Manders
Focusing on Functions: Using activities, modeling, and graphing calculators to enhance Intermediate Algebra.
Robert Mann
Using Alumni Surveys to Strengthen the Mathematics Department.
Lisa Elaine Marano
Designing a Telescope Mirror.
Richard J. Marchand
From data to derivatives: lessons for the general calculus.
Eric S Marland
Virtual Discussion Board: A Way to Enhance Conceptual Understanding in a Mathematics Class.
Saburo Matsumoto
Learning mathematical concepts through object manipulation.
Akihiro Matsuura
Learning spherical geometry via a new form of juggling on a sphere.
Akihiro Matsuura
Communicating Mathematics through Inquiry-Guided Instruction or a Modified Moore Method.
Katherine J. Mawhinney
Enabling applets usage in calculus for cautious teachers.
Mike May
A Mathematical Java Toolkit Gallery.
Michael E. Mays
Modeling Differential Equations with StarLogo.
Michael E McDaniel
Animating Beam Theory.
Tim McDevitt
Moving Theory into Practice: Using Research in Mathematics Education to Teach Mathematics Courses for Prospective Teachers.
Jean M McGivney-Burelle
Utilizing the Graphing Calculator to Identify and Build on Students' Prior Experiences.
Mercedes A McGowen
Storytelling Strategies in the Calculus Classroom.
Linda McGuire
Assessing the Effectiveness of a Problem-Solving Math Curriculum.
Howard D. McInvale
Foam insulation, wind resistance, and the Space Shuttle.
Mark McKinzie
A Penny for Your Thoughts: Exploring How Pre-Service Teachers Think About Elementary Mathematics.
Tracie M. McLemore-Salinas
Math Bowl: Running a mathematics trivia contest.
Elizabeth McMahon
Reforming the Senior Seminar/Capstone Course for Use in Program Assessment.
Tom McMillan
Using Inverse Problems to Twist a Traditional Course in Differential Equations.
Shawnee L. McMurran
The order of contact of a holomorphic ideal. Blow-up and finiteness of testing set.
Jeffery D McNeal
Tool building: Web-based linear algebra modules.
David E Meel
Error Bounds for Elementary Quadrature Formulae.
Peter R. Mercer
What Can We Learn From the History of Enrollments.
Walter Meyer
A Model Introductory Mathematical Biology Course.
Ronald E Mickens
A ``Research Literature" Based Differential Equation Course.
Ronald Mickens
Driving In The Desert.
Ioana Mihaila
Modeling the Spread and the Control of Oil Spills.
Donald E. Miller
Some Success Stories from Slippery Rock.
J. Lyn Miller
Using Mathwright to Developing Interactive Workbooks for Precalculus.
James E Miller
Visualization on Pool Tables and Cones using Geometer's Sketchpad.
Nathaniel Miller
Making Mathematics Dance on the Web.
Kunio Mitsuma
Enhancing the Teaching and Learning of Quadratic Equations by Using Handheld Technology.
Kathleen Cage Mittag
Buzanjani: An Intriguing Person!
Mohammad Moazzam
Oh, I SEE! Visual Models for Calculus.
Trisha Moller
Geometry for Future Teachers.
Teresa E. Moore
Some Like It Hot.
Kerry E. Moores
Using Problem Sets in Calculus.
Judith Harper Morrel
Undergraduate Research in the Mathematical Sciences.
Barbara M. Moskal
An unbeatable deal in card tricks.
Colm Mulcahy
Revisting Interval Maps with Thick Cantor Sets.
J. Angela Murdock
Orthogonal quadruple systems and 3-frames.
William Brian Muse
Demonstrations and Applications of the Fourier Transform and DFT.
Joseph D. Myers
Use of Principal Component Analysis in Fingerprinting Ambient Air---Research with Undergraduate Students.
Umesh P Nagarkatte
Differing by a Constant and an Alternate Approach to Partial Fractions of Integrals.
N. R. Nandakumar
Linear Relations.
M. Zuhair Nashed
A computer-programmed version of a medieval Islamic instrument for the determination of the direction and distance to Mecca.
Eelco A Nederkoorn
Getting Pre-service Mathematics Teachers to Learn and Use the Vocabulary of Mathematics.
Cornelius Nelan
Teaching an ON-Line Business Calculus Course.
Cornelius Nelan
Seminearrings of bivariate polynomials over a ring.
Kent M. Neuerburg
Java Applets in Teaching Vector Calculus.
Diem M. Nguyen
Japanese lesson study.
Maria S. Nogin
Building Differential Equations Models of HIV - Immune System Interaction.
Douglas E. Norton
Classification of Patterns in Botswana Baskets.
Douglas E. Norton
Coincidences - A motivating Theme for an Introductory Probablity Course.
Reza D Noubary
Theoretical Error Bounds for Numerical Integration.
Eric C Nummela
Two Student Projects which Promote the Exploration of Experimental Design and Inference.
Daniel J. O'Loughlin
Yearlong, Sustained Contact Model for 7-12 Mathematics Teachers.
Judy S O'Neal
High Frequency Response to Low Frequency Forcing in a Nonlinear Mechanical Model.
Krista O'Neill
The meanings of al-jabr and al-muq\\=abala in Arabic algebra.
Jeffrey A Oaks
Webmathematica in the Calculus Classroom.
Charles E Oelsner
Making Sense of Functions Using Graphing Calculators and Calculator Based Rangers.
Tom Ottinger
Math Research for Freshmen: Applications in Image Restoration.
Katrina M Palmer
Models for Playing Technique in Baseball.
G. Edgar Parker
Symmetry in Minimal Surfaces.
Harold R. Parks
Psychology Data for - and from - Applied Statistics Students.
David E. Payne
Unifying arithmetic (algebra) and function calculations in precalculus: A tedious but worthwhile goal.
Robert Allan Peacock
Undergraduate Research at UNC-Asheville.
David Peifer
Reasoning, Visualization and Investigations in Intuitive Geometry for Prospective Elementary School Teachers.
Barbara J Pence
A Channel Model for Ultrawideband Radio Networks.
Marcus Pendergrass
Standard Problems with a Twist.
Timothy J. Pennings
Coping With Math Anxiety in College: Not For Students Only!
Fred Peskoff
When General Education Meets Mathematics: Designing a New Quantitative Literacy Course.
Fred Peskoff
Three Problems for the Analytic Geometry Component of a First-Year Calculus Course.
Ralf G. Peters
Statistics Class Projects Using Institutional Data.
Thomas J Pfaff
Getting Students to Discuss Mathematics.
Youyu Phillips
Self-interest and mean values: three problems.
J. D. Phillips
A Course BEFORE Calculus, but not necessarily BELOW Calculus.
Jack A Picciuto
Professional Development for In-service Teachers through Project PRIME.
Jamar Pickreign
Some Elementary Mathematics of Major League Baseball Scheduling.
Mike Pinter
Magic Squares as an Introduction to an Abstract Algebra Course.
Jeffrey L. Poet
Western Summer Research Institute: Collaborative research efforts between faculty, undergraduates, and high school students.
Jeffrey L. Poet
Solving a process line modification problem.
James C Pomfret
LiveMath modules for Calculus II and III.
Robert D Poodiack
A Mathematics Partnership Program for Teachers of ESL Students.
Mary K. Porter
Math Majors in Jeapordy!
Kenneth L. Price
Group problem-solving on a Low Ropes Course.
Emily E. Puckette
Strategies for Designing Critical Thinking Lessons.
Juli D'Ann Ratheal
The Southeastern Math Club's Activities and Experiences: Successes and Failures.
Lee Ann Rayburn
Computational Calculus: An Electronic Text.
Mylan Redfern
Yet Another Proof that $C_n = \\frac{1}{n+1}\\left({2n \\atop n}\\right)$, and a Generalization of the Catalan Sequence Using Lattice Paths.
Marc S Renault
Ancient Chinese Approach to Proof in Mathematics.
Jean W Richard
Euler's proof of his polyhedral formula.
David Richeson
Assessing Secondary Preservice Students' Understanding of Time vs. Distance Functions.
Jane C. Ries
Linguistic Relativity in Applied Mathematics.
Troy D. Riggs
Whetting Young Mathematical Appetities: The Trinity Triathlon.
Sharon K. Robbert
Community-based Projects for Environmental Mathematics.
Catherine A Roberts
Perceptions of Mathematics: Replacing Fear and Loathing with Appreciation and Understanding.
Mary R. Robinson
Impact of Islamic mathematics on thee Eurpoean Renaissance.
Elizabeth C Rogers
Calculators for a New Century.
George M. Rosenstein
Introduction to Research Seminar: getting students to read, write and talk about mathematics.
Kimberly A. Roth
Readings in Mathematics: A project-based mathematics course.
Dana P. Rowland
Calculus Demonstration: Economical Radar Guns.
Melvin G. Royer
Analysis of a Mathematics Writing Experiment.
Sandra Rucker
The Military Entrance Processing Command Location Optimization Study - A Team Effort.
Edgar K Rugenstein
What does a mathematician do? Presenting recent articles in upper level courses.
Elyn Rykken
Which Comes First, Development or Learning? A New Twist on the Chicken versus Egg Question.
Katherine Safford-Ramus
Environmental Mathematics Topics for Liberal Arts Majors.
Rene A. Salinas
Linking undergraduates in math and biology with research projects at Tennessee.
Rene A. Salinas
On an Extension of Fibonacci like Sequences and Some of Their Properties.
Prashant S. Sansgiry
Believe It or Not: Some Mathematical Lies of Ripley.
Vince Schielack
Connecting Current Environmental Science Research to Grade 7 - 14 Mathematics Classrooms.
Jane F. Schielack
Using Non-technical NFL Data in Interesting Classroom Regression Examples.
Vince Schielack
Visualizing Concepts in Group and Ring Theory.
Steven Schlicker
A System Initiative Program Lives in Louisiana.
Vic Schneider
Using A Web Tool To Collect and Analyze Survey Data.
Sue B Schou
Using MERLOT to turn research into research that has impact.
Bernd S. W. Schroeder
Cellular Automata Based Computation of Discrete Voronoi Diagrams.
Albert W Schueller
Infinite Polite Speeches, Konig's Lemma, and Aperiodicity.
Carol S. Schumacher
Implementing Miniature "Conferences" in the Now-Standard Bridge-to-Higher-Mathematics Course.
Damon Scott
The Good, the Bad, and the Surprising.
Mary E Searcy
A Quantitative Reasoning Course using Activities with Real Data.
Alicia Sevilla
Getting Students to Discuss and to Write about Mathematics in a Linked Finite Math and Computer Technology Course.
Morteza Shafii-Mousavi
Modeling Biological Systems with Difference Equations.
Mazen Shahin
A Discrete Mathematics Course for Lower-Division Majors in Mathematics, Computer Science and Education.
Kathleen M. Shannon
College Prep: Fact or Fiction?
Ernest Shen
General Reading Comprehension Strategies Do Not Suffice for Learning Mathematics from Texts.
Mary D Shepherd
The Sinusoidal Garden.
Karen L. Shuman
Stressing the Underlying Structure When Teaching College Algebra.
Pat Shure
Pizza and the Facts About Linear Regression.
Murray H. Siegel
Soccer, Cubic Functions and the Inflection Point.
Murray H. Siegel
Creating and "Proving" Alternate Definitions.
Rapti M. de Silva
Role of Online Mentoring in Improving Students' Mathematical Communication and Understanding.
Rapti M. de Silva
Sliding along a Chord through a Rotating Earth.
Andrew J Simoson
Using Geometer Sketchpad in Calculus I.
Robb Sinn
Realism and Mathematics: Peirce and Infinitesimals.
Daniel C. Sloughter
The Aeroacoustics of Turbulent Coanda Jet Flows.
Caroline Smith
The Development of a Community Concept of Proof.
Jennifer Christian Smith
Undergraduates' Uses of Variables and Success in Entry-Level Mathematics Courses.
Carole P. Sokolowski
Geometry of Yoga.
H Soto-Johnson
The PascGalois Project.
Don Spickler
A Multifaceted Introduction to Probability.
Alexander Stanoyevitch
Three hands-on classroom demos: Counting, induction, and data analysis.
Norton Starr
Summary of Mathematics Used In Planning Processes For Supply Chain Activities.
Charlie E Stevens
Serving Brownies Instead of Pie: An Alternative to Visualizing Fraction Operations for Elementary Teachers.
Richard H. Stout
A Java Applet and Tutorial for the Jacobi, Gauss-Seidel and SOR Methods.
David M Strong
Measuring the Process of Thinking in Problem Solving: The Use of MARC (Mathematical Reasoning and Communication) Scale.
Kyoko Suzuki
What language of mathematical objects is most suitable for the discussion of limits: real numbers, infinitesimals, or something else?
Frank Swenton
A Modified Discrete SIR Model.
Jennifer M. Switkes
Four Revolutionaries, an Integral, and a Pizza Place, and The Midnight Trek.
Jennifer M. Switkes
An Experimental Class for Prospective Mathematics Educators.
Sarah Sword
Islamic Hegemony and its Influence on the Mathematical Sciences in Pre-Colonial West Africa.
Dante A. Tawfeeq
Strategies for Teaching Developmental Mathematics to Under-Prepared Students at a Historically Black University.
Dante A. Tawfeeq
Incorporating Graphing Calculators and Explorations to Encourage Students' Understanding and Use of Multiple Representations in Elementary and Intermediate Algebra.
Janet E. Teeguarden
Creating a ``Primary Speaking" course in Mathematics.
John W Thompson
Introducing Hypothesis Testing Using Employment Discrimination Cases.
Suzanne E. Tourville
The Devil Is in the Directions: Substantive Discourse from Simple Questions.
Mary T Treanor
On Schema Thematization.
Maria Trigueros
Teachers' mistakes as a teaching tool.
Kiryl I Tsishchanka
Tidbits from an Oral History of Mathematics at Princeton in the 1930's.
Alan C Tucker
The Special Nature of Mathematical Definitions.
John Urenko
Connecting Mathematics with Other Disciplines: A Computational Science Curriculum.
Ignatios E Vakalis
Given four lines in space, how many other lines meet all four?: The geometry, topology, and combinatorics behind linear algebra.
Ravi D. Vakil
Summer Institute on Probability and Statistics for Middle-grades Teachers - A Report on an ESEA Title IIB MSP Grant Project.
Martha VanCleave
The Stem and Tendril Project.
John A Verzani
Irreducibility of L(2,1)-coloring.
J Villalpando
Inland Northwest Math Experience Its IN ME ... is it in YOU?
Kimberly M. Vincent
Do Students Value the Use of Writing as a Way to Learn Mathematics?
Martha Ellen Waggoner
Pascal and Poker.
William M. Wagner
Using Real-World Data to enhance the Statistical Thinking of Students in Various Disciplines.
Barbara A. Wainwright
Experiencing Geometry, from Concrete to Abstract.
Haohao Wang
Fast wavelet collocation methods for second kind integral equations using parallel computing.
Yi Wang
Some non-existence results on Leech trees.
H Wang
Good and Square Matrices are Invertible.
William P. Wardlaw
Limits to Growth as a Venue for Learning Modeling.
Frank Wattenberg
Implementing Lesson Study at the Undergraduate Level.
Aaron Weinberg
Modeling World Series Outcomes via Absorbing Markov Chains.
Joan W Weiss
An Exploratory Approach to Analysis.
Kirk E Weller
Building Mathematical Skills with Lego Bricks.
Edward W. Welsh
Starting a Basic Notions Seminar for Undergraduates.
Edward W. Welsh
Preparing the Under-prepared Math Students.
Su-Chi Wen
Philosophy of Mathematics in Classical India: an Overview.
Homer S. White
Visual and Kinesthetic Reasoning in Mathematics: Current Research.
Walter J. Whiteley
End of Course Projects in Calculus II.
Vicky Williams
Using LearnStar to Gain Insight into the Thinking of Pre-Service Teachers and our Curriculum.
G Brock Williams
Victorian combinatorics.
Robin J. Wilson
Now See 'Ems. NO No See 'Ems.
Brian John Winkel
The Long Term Undergraduate Mathematics Educators: What are they thinking?
John A Winn
Using students' thinking in a capstone course for secondary preservice mathematics teachers.
Matthew S Winsor
Teaching and assessing introductory mathematics with explicit student learning objectives.
Dale Winter
The Computational Fast Track.
Benjamin M Woodruff
Billiards with polynomial mixing rates.
Hong-Kun Zhang
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Camp Wild is situated at Dhauj near Mangar Village in Faridabad District, Haryana. At Dhauj one can see ancient remains of Aravali Hills, after centuries of erosion, are hard granite rocks ideal for rock climbing & related sports. Aravali hills at Dhauj are favorite place of rock climbers. The valley at Dhauj offers a beautiful combination of rural farm life and a wild ambience for adventure experience. At Dhauj there are 67 species of birds spotted near Camp Wild
Accommodation : Camp Wild Dhauj
Camp wild has 15 lodges rooms availble for guests, Rooms at Camp wild are large, comfortable, and well appointed. All rooms have a covered veranda, and feature scenic close views of the Aravali Hills. All rooms have modern baths .
Activities : Camp Wild Dhauj
*Burma Bridge
*Tarzen Swing
*Commando Net
*Balance Walk
*Barrol Crossing
*Machan Climb
*Monkey Crawl
Golden Huts resort is situated near 82 kms milestone on Jaipur Delhi highway near Rewari / Dharuhera, Golden huts resort is a perfect weekend getaway from Delhi because it is located in the lap of the aravali hills, Golden Huts resort is situated in beautifully landscaped, friendly atmosphere. Golden Huts resort is spread in Five and half acres of area.Golden huts Gurgaon / Rewari has three lush green lawns having sitting capacity of 250, 450, 750 pax in mock sitting capacity respectively. Having capacity of 50 in" U" shape , and 100 Theater style
Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary is a popular weekend getaway from New Delhi, Gurgaon , Faridabad & Noida , Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary has been declared as National park by Haryana Government. Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary is located in Gurgaon District in Haryana State, Sultanpur is located at 40 kms distance from Dhaula Kuan in Delhi and 15 km from Gurgaon on the Gurgaon - Farukh Nagar Road. This Bird Sanctuary , ideal for birding and bird watchers, is best visited in winters when a large number of migratory birds come here.
Haryana government has carried out a number of development works at Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary like construction of mounds, and widening of paths, four tube wells have also been dug. Efforts are being made to improve vegetation in area by planting more trees, which are popular with the birds like Acacia Nilotica, Acacia Tortilis, Beris and Neem etc. There are four watch towers (machans) are made at different points to watch birds easily. Sultanpur Bird Sactuary has parking and other facilities like toilets and drinking water for visitors.
Approx 250 species of Birds are found at Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary. Some of them are resident, while others come from distant regions like Siberia, Europe and Afghanistan.
Name of some of the resident birds: Common Hoopoe, Paddyfield Pipit, Purple Sunbird, Little Cormorant, Eurasian Thick-knee, Gray Francolin, Black Francolin, Indian Roller, White-throated Kingfisher, Spot billed Duck, Painted Stork, White Ibis, Black headed Ibis, Little Egret, Great Egret, Cattle Egret, India Crested Lark, Red vented Bulbul, Rose ringed Parakeet, Red wattled Lapwing, Shikra, Eurasian collared Dove, Red collared Dove, Laughing Dove, Spotted Owlet, Rock Pigeon, Magpie Robin, Greater Coucal, Weaver Bird, Bank Mynah, Common Mynah and Green Bee Eater.
Every year more than 100 migratory bird species arrive at Sultanpur in search of feeding grounds and to pass the winter. In winter Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary provides a picturesque panorama of migratory birds such as Siberian Cranes, Greater Flamingo, Ruff, Black winged Stilt, Common Teal, Common Greenshank, Northern Pintail, Yellow Wagtail, White Wagtail, Northern Shoveler, Rosy Pelican, Gadwall, Wood Sandpiper, Spotted Sandpiper, Eurasian Wigeon, Black tailed Godwit, Spotted Redshank, Starling, Bluethroat and Long billed Pipit. Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary has birds in summer too ,About 11 species of migratory birds such as Asian Koel, Black crowned Night Heron, Eurasian Golden Oriole, Comb duck, Blue cheeked Bee Eater, Blue-tailed Bee-Eater and Cuckoos come here.It takes 1.5 hrs to take a full round of Sulanpur Bird Sanctuary on foot. Tourist can have a glance of Neelgai (Blue Bull) and Black Buck too.
Tilyar lake is a beautiful lake
situated near Rohtak , lake is just 70 kms from Delhi and well
connected with Delhi by good road, Lake has option for boating and
restaurant and bar is available near Tilyar lake


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Thanks rig-pig, although the starter is at the front of the mondeo engine, while the exhausts is at the rear. The starter also seems to turn ok.
Thanks mintalkin, I shall have to try and investigate further.
Manky posted a topic in Ford Mondeo / Vignale ClubHi Guys, I would appreciate some help here. I have a 96 Mondeo 1.8 TD, and ever since coming back from our hols in Ireland the car has been experiencing starting problems when hot. We had travelled about 200 miles in the pouring rain and the car still seemed to be running fine, then when I stopped the car for the wife to grab a snack it started ok, but after sitting for about 5 or 10 minutes while waiting the car would not start, luckily I was sitting on a hill and managed to start the car but the car has had the same problem ever since when starting hot. When the engine is cold it starts almost right away, but when I go anywhere I have to wait about an hour and a half or more till the car cools down and it will start again. Thanks in advance.


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