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Whether you are playing games, organising a painting competition or giving titles to all your friends, design trophies for all occassions. The things you need: 1. Thermacol sheet 2. Plain paper 3. Adhesive 4. Colours 5: Cutter 6: Scissor 7: Colouring brushes Step 1: Take a thermacol sheet and cut it out in any shape you want to make the upper half of the trophy. Step 2: Stick a piece of plain paper on it. With the help of adhesive or pins, mound it on a base. The base should be a block of thermacol so the trophy is relatively stable.Read More


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I have the same problem as I try to insert an image. And I have no problem when I'm on "code" mode.
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HTC One mini 2
HTC One mini 2 review
Nice enough, but the price is too high for a phone with such middling specifications
When we first encountered the HTC One M8, we were bowled over by its sumptuous metal chassis, and the HTC One mini 2 has achieved the same feat. This slightly cheaper, slightly smaller version of HTC's flagship smartphone boasts the same gunmetal-grey aluminium on the rear, buffed to a smooth sheen, and similar detailing. So much so that from a distance you'd be forgiven for mistaking the mini for its bigger brother. Continue reading past the photo for our HTC One mini 2 review.
As you may have guessed from the name, the HTC One mini 2 is a smaller device than the (M8), but it's far from mini in any other respect. It has a 4.5in display with a resolution of 720 x 1,280, and it's a substantial thing to hold, measuring 137mm in height, 11mm thick, and weighing 137g. Its smaller size makes the mini 2 a mite more practical than the 5in-screened (M8), but there isn't as much in it as you might expect.
The similarities continue when you turn the phone on, with HTC's Sense 6 user interface (a heavily modified version of Android 4.4 KitKat) offering a very similar line-up of features to the HTC One M8. This includes HTC's BlinkFeed – a vertically scrolling feed of news and social network items that lives on one of the phone's homescreens – and the Extreme Power Saving mode, which allows you to quickly switch off most of the phone's power-hungry features so you can extend battery life when capacity is low.
HTC One mini 2 review: specifications
Look closely at the specifications sheet, however, and the differences become apparent. At the rear there's only one camera, instead of the Duo camera of the (M8), and this has a much higher resolution of 13 megapixels. The flash is a single LED, instead of a dual-tone flash, although the front-facing "selfie" camera is the same resolution, at five megapixels.
The processor is where the two handsets diverge the most, with the mini 2 sporting a quad-core 1.2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 CPU, an Adreno 305 GPU, 1GB of RAM and 16GB of integrated storage. That's the sort of line-up you're more likely to see on a sub-£200 budget phone – the Motorola Moto G, for instance – than a premium handset such as this.
Like the One M8, however, the mini 2 has a memory card slot that will accept microSD cards up to 128GB in size, and it supports almost as wide an array of wireless standards, including Cat4 4G for download speeds of up to 150Mbits/sec, dual-band 802.11n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4 and NFC. The only thing missing from the mini 2's toolbox is AC wireless.
HTC One mini 2 review: display, benchmarks and battery life
In terms of all-out sharpness, the mini 2's display lags behind top-end flagship smartphones, with a pixel density of 326ppi. In general use, however, you'd struggle to tell the difference, and quality is exceptional.
The Super LCD 2 panel is capable of becoming very bright, and contrast is superb, with the balanced, slightly laid-back colour reproduction we've come to expect of HTC's smartphones. We measured maximum brightness at 476cd/m[sup]2[/sup] and contrast at a healthy 1,190:1, figures that aren't far off the HTC One M8.
The performance of the phone, at least subjectively, is on the money. The phone's UI runs perfectly smoothly, apps launch quickly, websites scroll and pan smoothly, and there's nothing critical that the mini 2 can't do for want of power. In general use, this phone feels as slick as the One M8.
But there's no ignoring the fact that the mini 2's core specification is identical to the Moto G's, a phone that's less than half the price of this one, and not far off the £89 Moto E either. This becomes obvious when you start running benchmarks and demanding 3D games.
A time of 1,202ms in SunSpider is a long way behind the M8's, and also much slower than our current favourite "mini" smartphone, the Sony Xperia Z1 Compact, which scored 860ms. It's a similar story in the GFXBench T-Rex HD gaming test, where the mini 2 attained 10.7fps, a score closer to the Moto G's 11fps than the Sony's 34.9fps.
One area where the One mini 2 performs well is battery life. Its 2,110mAh battery is only slightly larger, but significantly outperformed the Moto G in both our 3G audio-streaming and video-playback tests, draining capacity at a rate of 4.9% and 8.7% per hour respectively. The GFXBench battery test also showed the One mini 2 ahead of the Moto G, with a projected runtime of 4hrs 48mins.
HTC One mini 2 review: camera and audio quality
The HTC One mini 2's biggest strengths are its cameras, which comprise a 13-megapixel one on the rear and a 5-megapixel one facing the front. Both produce images that are a world away in terms of quality from the Moto G and phones of a similar price.
In good light, images from the rear-facing camera are detailed, crisp and full of bold colour – better, dare we say, than the far more expensive HTC One M8 – and it does a particularly good job with scenes with extremes of contrast. The camera app is responsive, too, allowing you to fire off shots quickly.
It struggles in low light, where high noise and a lack of optical image stabilisation combine to deliver results that are often blurry and always grainy, but it isn't all that different from most current smartphone cameras in this respect, and it's on a par with the Sony Z1 Compact's higher-resolution, 20.7-megapixel camera.
For selfie fanatics, meanwhile, the wide-angle 5-megapixel camera at the front delivers much crisper shots than you'd get from a budget phone, and the countdown timer really helps when it comes to framing and capturing that perfect shot.
Finally to the HTC One mini 2's stereo, front-facing speakers, which quite simply, blow the competition away. They're incredibly loud and clear, and although still a little tinny for pleasurable music listening, are perfect for satnav directions, watching YouTube clips, and listening to talk radio and podcasts when you don't want to plug your earphones in.
HTC One mini 2 review: verdict
Overall, we like the HTC One mini 2 because it reproduces a lot of what makes the One M8 so good. It's beautifully designed, has two very decent cameras, great audio quality, a top-notch screen and fine battery life. In its own right, this is an excellent handset, and one we'd be happy to use on a day-to-day basis.
But we do have a problem, and it's a major one. The HTC One mini 2 will set you back a not-insignificant £360 SIM-free when it appears in the shops at the end of May, which is £60 more expensive than even our A-List choice, the Nexus 5, and more expensive than the Sony Z1 Compact, which can now be had for £345. With both rivals significantly quicker, and the Sony offering water-resistance as well as a comparatively luxurious design, it leaves the HTC One mini 2 looking distinctly short on value.
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The Week in Preview: Samsung Tab Ruling, AT&T Hearing, More
Monday, Nov. 28
-The U.S. Supreme Court is slated to hear arguments in First American Financial v. Edwards (10-708) and Mims v. Arrow Financial Services (10-1195). Click here and here for more on the cases from SCOTUSBlog.
-The Senate is expected to vote at 5:30 p.m. on the nomination if Christopher Droney to sit on the Second Circuit. More on Droney, a federal district judge in Hartford, here.
-A detention hearing for Oscar Ramiro Ortega-Hernandez (pictured), who is charged with trying to assassinate President Obama, is scheduled for 1:45 p.m. in federal district court in Washington. (1:11-mj-00883)
Keep an eye out
-An Australian appeals court is expected to rule sometime early this week on Samsung's request to lift an injunction barring the sale of the Galaxy 10.1 Tab. The injunction stems from an Apple lawsuit accusing Samsung of "slavishly" copying its designs. More on the dispute here and here.
Tuesday, Nov. 29
-The U.S. Supreme Court is slated to hear arguments in Hall v. U.S. (10-875) and Credit Suisse Securities v. Simmonds(10-1261). More on the cases here and here.
-Conrad Murray, Michael Jackson's doctor, is scheduled to be sentenced in L.A. Superior Court for involuntary manslaughter in connection with the pop star's fatal overdose of the anesthetic propofol. Prosecutors want a judge to give him four years in prison, while a defense lawyer said Dr. Murray is in a prison of self-punishment and should receive probation.
Wednesday, Nov. 30
-The U.S. Supreme Court is slated to hear arguments in Setser v. U.S. (10-7387) and FAA v. Cooper (10-1024). More on the cases here and here.
-Brien Santarlas, a former Ropes & Gray lawyer who admitted to taking thousands in cash to leak confidential details about proposed mergers, is scheduled to be sentenced at 3 p.m. in federal district court in Manhattan. More on Santarlas here. (1:09-cr-01170)
-A 2 p.m. status conference is scheduled in the Justice Department's antitrust suit to block AT&T's proposed $39 billion acquisition of T -Mobile USA Inc. The case is before Judge Ellen Segal Huvelle in U.S. district court in Washington. According to reports, the hearing could include an asset-sale proposal by AT&T. Check out Journal's story today on the mixed results of divestitures here. (1:11-cv-01560)
Thursday, Dec. 1
-At a hearing starting at 10 a.m., the Senate Judiciary Committee is expected to vote on the nominations of Jacqueline Nguyen to the Ninth Circuit, Gregg Costa to U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas and David Guaderrama to U.S. District Court for the Western District of Texas.
-A Pennsylvania court is slated to hold a hearing on Gov. Tom Corbett's nomination of David Unkovic as the receiver to take over the state capital's fiscal recovery.
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Former North Kitsap man, convicted of sex offenses, asks court to release him from involuntary civil commitment
- Apr 1, 2014 at 12:44PM
A trial to keep a man convicted of three sexually violent offenses in Washington's Special Commitment Center began March 31 in Kitsap County Superior Court. The state Attorney General's Office is working to keep Elmer Todd Gillis, 49, confined. Gillis is asking the court for unconditional release into the community, as allowed under law.
'It becomes new': Port Gamble S'Klallam skatepark is a work of art
- Apr 4, 2014 at 6:00AM updated at 12:08PM
It was almost midday at the Port Gamble S'Klallam skatepark, and Louie Gong and Josh Wisniewski were preparing to put some final touches on the art sprayed onto the cement. The two were discussing the collaboration that resulted in a skatepark that was more than a place for people to skateboard. Then, the sound of wings overhead as an eagle flew above, almost directly over a Coast Salish painting of an eagle.
Honor Sonny Woodruff | Passages
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Honor was a remarkable boy who brought joy to everyone he met. He had a gentleness about him that drew people near. Those who know him will say he had a way of brightening almost any situation by merely being present.
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Family and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral service on April 7, 1 p.m. at the Port Gamble S'Klallam Tribe Gym in Little Boston. Interment will take place at the Tribal Cemetery.
SR 104 mowing planned for next two weeks
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From 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. April 7-10 and April 14-17, state Department of Transportation maintenance crews will mow along a nearly six-mile stretch of SR 104 between Bond Road Northeast and the Hood Canal Bridge.
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Bob enjoyed fishing, hunting, gardening and rooting for his favorite sports teams. He was able to fix anything and was a skilled carpenter.
Roberts sets WSU track record during Stanford Invite
- Apr 7, 2014 at 3:07PM
Chalk up another school record for Kingston High School graduate Ruby Roberts.
180 sites in Kitsap on USGS landslide map
- May 2, 2014 at 10:00AM updated at 5:07PM
When Marianna Mears bought what is now Poulsbohemian café in 1999, she was charmed by the 50-year-old former two-bedroom house with its uninterrupted view of Liberty Bay. One could walk out on the overlook on the bay side of the building and soak in the view and salt air. That was before the night of Dec. 13, 2004.
S'Klallam Tribe revisiting hotel idea
- Apr 10, 2014 at 5:00PM
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- Apr 11, 2014 at 6:21AM
For the first 48 hours following the destructive mudslide, no one knew if a second tragedy would be triggered — a wall of water that would surge downstream, causing even more flooding. As the enormity of the disaster began to be apparent, the Red Cross mobilized volunteers.
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- Apr 15, 2014 at 10:00AM
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- May 7, 2014 at 11:35AM
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- Apr 15, 2014 at 1:00PM updated Apr 16, 2014 at 11:25AM
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Kitsap Great Give surpasses goal, raises $539K
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More than 200 nonprofits in Kitsap will benefit from the day of giving.
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- Apr 16, 2014 at 2:29PM
The North Kitsap Vikings were down 4-3 in the top of the seventh when Leif Klinger stepped up to the plate April 15.
Five North Kitsap School District schools awarded state's highest honor
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Of the five schools receiving the award, Pearson Elementary School will receive an award for overall excellence. Vinland Elementary and North Kitsap High School will be awarded for "high progress." Kingston High School will receive special recognition in math growth. And the middle school Options program will receive special recognition in reading growth.
Former Bucs, Spartans coach will lead NK basketball program
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Penny Gienger was announced as the next North Kitsap High School girls basketball head April 17.
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Woman embezzled $146,000 from Suquamish Tribe
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April 24, Jeremy Clark, University of Mississippi
Title. Phase transition in the intermediate disorder regime for a directed polymer model
Abstract. I will discuss a random directed polymer model defined on a hierarchical diamond lattice. The focus will be on a so-called intermediate disorder regime in which the size of the system is scaled in proportion to the temperature of the system. In this high temperature setting, there is a striking phase transition in the behavior of the model as the constant of proportionality between the size of the system and the temperature varies; above a certain critical value the model exhibits weak disorder and below it there is strong disorder. I will explain these terms in my talk. This work is in collaboration with Tom Alberts and Sasha Kocic.
April 17, Andrew Ledoan, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
Title. On the differences between consecutive primes
Abstract. In 1976, Gallagher proved that the Hardy-Littlewood prime k-tuple conjecture implies that, for the primes up to x, the number of primes in the interval (x, x + λ log x], for any fixed positive constant λ, has a Poisson distribution. Recently, Daniel A. Goldston and I showed that the number of consecutive primes with difference λ log x has the Poisson distribution superimposed on the conjectured formula for pairs of primes with this difference. In this talk, I will present more precise formulas if λ→ 0 as x → ∞. In order to obtain these formulas, it is necessary to prove some new singular series average results. If time permits, I will report new results on the limit points of the sequence (pn+1 - pn )/ log pn, where pn denotes the nth prime number.
Apr 10, Arthur Krener, UC Davis/Naval Postgraduate School
Abstract. The filtering problem is to take partial and noisy measurements about a dynamic process and to use them estimate in real time the complete state of the process. The filtering algorithm is constructed using models of the dynamics and measurement processes and some additional partial and noisy information about the state of the process. The algorithm must be computationally efficient enough that the state estimates can be computed in real time as the process evolves.
When the dynamics and measurement processes are linear and the additional information is about the initial state of the dynamics then the method of choice is the Kalman filter which was developed in the early sixties. It and its extensions have been employed in a variety of applications ranging from aerospace to weather prediction. In a Google search, the term "Kalman Filtering" results in over half a million hits.
But the additional information isn't always just about the initial state of dynamics, it may include information about the final state of the dynamics. For example in missile defense applications one may have partial information about where the missile is coming from and also partial information about where it is going to. We present the Boundary Value Filter for linear processes about which partial boundary information is available. The Kalman Filter is a special case of the Boundary Value Filter.
Apr 3, Michele Benzi, Emory University
Abstract. Network Science is a rapidly growing interdisciplinary area
at the intersection of mathematics, computer science, and a
multitude of disciplines ranging from the physical and life sciences
to the social sciences and even the humanities. Network
analysis methods are now widely used in proteomics, the
study of social networks (both human and animal), finance,
ecology, bibliometric studies, archeology, the evolution
of cities, and a host of other fields.
In this talk I will introduce the audience to some of the
mathematical and computational problems and methods of complex
networks, with an emphasis on the basic notions of centrality
and communicability. More specifically, I will describe some of
the problems in large-scale sparse numerical linear algebra arising
in this area, and how they differ from the corresponding problems
encountered in more traditional applications of numerical analysis.
The talk will be accessible to students, requiring only a modest
background in linear algebra and graph theory.
Mar 20, Edinah Gnang, Purdue University
Abstract. We will motivate and present a natural generalization of the
algebra of matrices to an algebra of hypermatrices proposed by
Bhattacharya-Mesner in the 90s. We will show how the proposed algebra
extends to hypermatrices classical notions such as matrix Inverse,
Gram-Schmidt process, Unitarity, Combinatorial Interpretations of the
Cayley-Hamilton theorem as well as the Spectral Theorem. We will show
how this new languages provide a family of new invariants for
addressing combinatorial optimization problems which include special
instances of graph and subgraph Isomorphism problems.
Mar 13, Luke Oeding, Auburn University
Abstract. Given a tensor (or hyper-matrix), we would like to express it in the simplest possible way as the sum of the smallest number of decomposable (or rank-1) tensors. While there are many algorithms that attempt to accomplish this task, it is known to be a very difficult problem. Moreover, such a decomposition may not be unique. When a generic tensor of a given format has a unique decomposition, we say that tensors of that format are "generically identifiable."
We propose a new method to find tensor decompositions via homotopy continuation. This technique allows us to find all decompositions of a given tensor (at least for relatively small tensors). Our experiments yielded a surprise - we found two new tensor formats, (3,4,5) and (2,2,2,3), where the generic tensor has a unique decomposition. Using techniques from algebraic geometry, we prove that these cases are indeed "generically identifiable".
This is joint work with J. Hauenstein, G. Ottaviani and A. Sommese.
Feb 27, David Allison, UAB's Office of Energetics and Nutrition Obesity Research Center
Abstract. A team of investigators from UAB's Office of Energetics and NORC will present on some of the challenges faced by obesity researchers that pertain to the application and misapplication of the mathematical sciences. This will be followed by a discussion of some opportunities in obesity research where mathematical inquiry could lead to substantial advancement of knowledge. Finally, a description of several ongoing mathematically oriented projects will be presented. These will include projects related to evolutionary biology, statistics and measurement, and physiology.
Here is the agenda:
David Allison, "Some mathematical problems in obesity science: from the sublime to the ridiculous"
Brandon George, "Determining an Optimal Measure of Energy Intake"
Keisuke Ejima, "The possible mechanisms of obesity propagation among US population: mathematical modelling approach"
Ed Archer, "The In Silico Reverse Engineering of Human Nutrient-Energy Physiology using the "Body-as-Ecosystem" Paradigm and Agent-Based Modeling"
Peng Li, "What if the missing is not at random in obesity studies?"
Andrew Brown, "Improving the accuracy and specificity of estimates using cross-method comparisons, such as Double Sampling with Multiple Imputation"
Feb 6, Andy Spero, Regions Bank
Abstract. Banks use models to create estimates and forecasts for decision-making and for reporting to investors, regulators, and the government. Where possible, such models are based on economic, financial, or mathematical theories, and estimation and testing procedures usually involve statistics, i.e., functions of available data. Many math grads work as managers and analysts in development—design and construction—and validation or independent testing. The purpose is to provide an overview of the field as well as to indicate the interesting (read difficult) problems that arise when attempting to build faithful, reliable, and simplified representations of economic and social phenomena. We face epistemological issues, the Problem of Induction, methodological issues, resource constraints, and data limitations. Yes, it's constrained optimization of problems we don't completely understand. That is what makes it challenging, rewarding, and fun.
Jan 30, John Mayer, UAB
Abstract. The Conference Board of the Mathematical Sciences (CBMS) recently issued a report, "The Mathematical Education of Teachers II" as a follow-up to a report issued about 10 years ago. The CMBS represents 16 mathematical groups, including the AMS, MAA, SIAM, and NCTM. The report makes recommendations for mathematics departments relevant to university preparation of elementary (K-5), middle (5-8), and high school (8-12) teachers of mathematics. I will discuss the implications for our department in synergy with UABTeach, the Common Core State Standards in Mathematics, and the revisions to the Praxis II Examination for future high school mathematics teachers.
Jan 23, Laura De Carli, Florida International University
Abstract. We use known restriction theorems for the Fourier transform to the unit sphere to prove weighted inequalities for the Fourier transform (also known as Pitts inequalities). We also prove versions of the uncertainty principle for the Fourier transform. This is a joint work with D. Gorbachev and S. Tikhonov.
Jan 20, Christian Sadel, Inst. of Science and Technology, Austria
Title. Absolutely continuous spectrum for Anderson models on certain graphs
Abstract. The Anderson model is a random Schrödinger operator that was introduced by nobel prize winner P. W. Anderson in order to describe the quantum motion in randomly disordered media such as doped semi-conductors. The surprising phenomenon for physicist was the so called Anderson localization (appearance of pure point spectrum) which is now mathematically quite well understood. However, it seems to be a lot more challenging to prove some of the open conjectures about quantum diffusion and in particular existence of absolutely continuous spectrum for such operators. On the lattice Ζd for d > 3 for instance, it is conjectured that one finds some a.c. spectrum at small disorder. But this appears to be an extremely difficult problem. For this reason there has been some development in the past extending the list of graphs for which the existence of a.c. spectrum for the Anderson model can be proved. These are mainly trees and tree-like structures (e.g. so called tree-strips) and quite recently also certain so-called antitrees with normalized edge weights. I will first give some introduction into the subject and then focus on the results about absolutely continuous spectrum. Finally, I will give some hints on the techniques of the proofs involving transfer operators for the Greens function and a "supersymmetric formalism" in the sense of integrals over Grassmann variables.
Jan 16, Nikita Selinger, Stony Brook University
Title. Thurston's Theorem in Complex Dynamics
Abstract. We will give a short introduction to the main concepts of Complex Dynamics. We will explain the statement of Thurston's characterization of rational maps, which is one of the most important results in the field, that relates topological and geometrical properties of branched covers of the 2-sphere. We will illustrate the ideas behind the proof including our own contributions to the field such as solving Pilgrims conjecture and obtaining a topological classification of canonical obstructions.
Jan 15, Tianling Jin, University of Chicago
Title. The Nirenberg problem and its generalizations: A unified approach.
Abstract. The classical Nirenberg problem asks for which functions on the sphere arise as the scalar curvature of a metric that is conformal to the standard metric. In this talk, we will discuss similar questions for fractional Q-curvatures. This is equivalent to solving a family of nonlocal nonlinear equations of order less than n, where n is the dimension of the sphere. We will give a unified approach to establish existence and compactness of solutions. The main ingredient is the blow up analysis for nonlinear integral equations with critical Sobolev exponents. We will also discuss related topics including solutions with isolated singularities. This talk is based on joint works with L. Caffarelli, Y.Y. Li, Y. Sire and J. Xiong.
Dec 5, Itzhak Fouxon, Yonsei Univ. (and Weizmann Inst.)
Abstract. We study the sequence of particles' collisions in a small system of hard balls. We demonstrate that ergodicity implies quite unusual phenomenon. The particles have preferences over long time intervals during which the particle consistently collides more with certain particles and less with others. Things look like there is effective interaction between the particles. Though the preferences change sooner or later the average waiting time to the change is infinite. The results hold for dilute gas with arbitrary short-range interactions and dense fluids of hard balls.
Nov 21, Nengjun Yi, UAB Biostatistics
Abstract. We have recently developed Bayesian hierarchical GLMs for jointly analyzing numerous common (i.e., minor allelic frequency > 1%) and rare genetic variants in population-based genetic association studies. Our Bayesian hierarchical models can incorporate the distribution of genetic effects across the genome (many small values and occasional large values), the hierarchical structure of variants (i.e., variants can be mapped into genes), and biological characteristics of variants (e.g., allelic frequency, functional score) into the analysis. The proposed hierarchical modeling approach can jointly estimate the effects of individual variants and the effects of genes and pathways (i.e., the overall effects of genetic variants within a gene or pathways), and offer increased power in detecting disease-associated variants and genes. We have developed a fast algorithm to fit the proposed hierarchical GLMs by incorporating flexible expectation-maximization (EM) steps into the standard iteratively weighted least squares (IWLS). The methods have been implemented in a freely available R package BhGLM (http://www.ssg.uab.edu/bhglm/). Here I describe our models, algorithms and real data applications, and outline extensions to family-based case-control studies and extreme phenotype sampling designs.
Nov 14, Zhou Zhang, University of Sydney
Abstract. In the recent years, the study of Kahler-Ricci flow has been generalized substantially. The key change is to allow the evolution of the Kahler class, by fully grasping the observation by Hamilton when introducing this object. The main geometric motivation is Tian's Program, i.e. the geometric analysis version of the Minimal Model Program from algebraic geometry. The method developed by Kolodziej for the complex Monge-Ampere equation in pluripotential theory of several complex variables has been playing the fundamental role in obtaining the crucial estimates. The combination of ideas and techniques from different major branches of pure mathematics has resulted in a very active research field, promoting interactions with related fields.
Nov 7, Judy Day, University of Tennessee at Knoxville
Abstract. Bacillus anthracis, the causative agent of anthrax, can exist as highly robust spores, making it a potential bio-terror threat. Once inhaled, the spores can germinate into vegetative bacteria capable of quick replication, leading to disease and death. There is a critical need to better quantify the risk of disease from different inhalation exposure scenarios. Key to this effort is the use of mathematical and computational modeling to uncover the mechanisms driving risk. To this end, this presentation will discuss ongoing work on the development of models and methods that explore the host response to inhalation anthrax and provide insight into the mechanisms that drive the risk of disease. This is joint work with Buddhi Pantha (University of Tennessee graduate student) and the NIMBioS Working Group on Modeling Anthrax Exposure.
Oct 31, Christian Houdre, Georgia Tech
Abstract. Let (X_k)_{k \geq 1} and (Y_k)_{k\geq1} be two independent sequences of independent identically distributed random variables having the same law and taking their values in a finite alphabet \mathcal{A}_m. Let LC_n be the length of the longest common subsequence of the random words X_1\cdots X_n and Y_1\cdots Y_n. Under assumptions on the distribution of X_1, LC_n is shown to satisfy a central limit theorem. This is in contrast to the Bernoulli matching problem or to the random permutations case, where the limiting law is the Tracy-Widom one. (Joint with Umit Islak)
Oct 24, Ralph Smith, North Carolina State University
Abstract. The quantification of uncertainties inherent to parameters, initial and boundary conditions, measured data, and models themselves is necessary to make predictions with reduced and quantified uncertainties. This requires a synergy between the underlying science, numerical and functional analysis, probability, and statistics. In this presentation, we will discuss basic issues that must be addressed when quantifying input and output uncertainties in physical and biological models. This will be motivated by discussion regarding the role of uncertainty quantification for weather and climate models, subsurface hydrology and geology, nuclear power plant design, and biology. We will then discuss global sensitivity techniques for parameter selection, Bayesian model calibration, sampling and spectral methods for uncertainty propagation, and issues pertaining to surrogate model construction. We will also indicate connections between uncertainty quantification and robust control design.
Open questions and future research directions will be noted throughout the presentation and students are encouraged to attend.
Oct 17, Logan Hoehn, Nipissing University, Ontario
Abstract. A homogeneous topological space is one in which for any two points x and y, there is a homeomorphism of the space to itself taking x to y. Prevalent examples of homogeneous spaces include all manifolds (without boundary) and all topological groups. In the early 1920's, Knaster and Kuratowski, two giants in general topology and continuum theory, asked whether the circle is the only homogeneous continuum (compact connected space) in the plane. This question led to substantial work by a number of well known mathematicians, and several years later two spectacular new exotic homogeneous spaces were discovered. I will discuss our recent work on this question, in which we show once and for all that the circle and these other two spaces are the only homogeneous continua in the plane.
This is joint work with Lex Oversteegen.
Oct 3, Chiu-Yen Kao, Claremont McKenna
Abstract. Since Lord Rayleigh conjectured that the disk should minimize the first Laplace-Dirichlet eigenvalue among all shapes of equal area more than a century ago, eigenvalue optimization problems have been active research topics with applications in various areas including mechanical vibration, electromagnetic cavities, photonic crystals, and population dynamics. In this talk, we will review some interesting classical problems and discuss some recent developments.
Sept 26, Julianne Chung, Virginia Tech
Abstract. Computing reliable solutions to inverse problems is important in many applications such as biomedical imaging, computer graphics, and security. Regularization by incorporating prior knowledge is needed to stabilize the inversion process. In this talk, we develop a new framework for solving inverse problems that incorporates probabilistic information in the form of training data. We provide theoretical results for the underlying Bayes risk minimization problem and discuss efficient approaches for solving the associated empirical Bayes risk minimization problem. Various constraints can be imposed to deal with large-scale problems. Here we describe methods for computing optimal spectral filters, for cases where the SVD is available, and methods for computing an optimal low-rank regularized inverse matrix, for cases where the forward model is not known.
This is joint work with Matthias Chung (Virginia Tech) and Dianne O'Leary (University of Maryland, College Park).
Sept 19, Roman Shterenberg, UAB
Abstract. We'll cover some basics about Maxwell operator in bounded regions and introduce its rigorous mathematical definition. Most of the talk I'll be integrating by parts, so everybody is welcome to participate.
Sept 12, Yi (Grace) Wang, Duke University
Abstract. Analyzing data collected from many areas is a challenge facing scientists and engineers. The property of being high-dimensional makes these data sets hard to tackle. Fortunately, one can work with some low-dimensional structures, because in many cases, data concentrates around a low-dimensional subspace or does so in a local neighborhood. After an introduction of the area, I will present in detail a regression problem and use that as an example to show how to capture the low-dimensional structure of data and make decisions based on the learned structure. In the regression problem, more specifically, a set of data points x and the corresponding responses y is given, one wants to find a mapping f such that f(x) approximates y well and this mapping f can be applied to unobserved instances. An algorithm with piecewise linear mappings built on a tree structure is proposed. The proposed method can be applied when both x and y are high-dimensional and can handle it well in particular when the closeness in x is not consistent with that in y. By comparing the proposed method to its competitors in experiments, it is shown to be advantageous.
Sept 5, Ian Knowles, UAB
Abstract. The generic inverse problem arises, as a fundamental part of the modeling process, when one makes external measurements on a physical system with the intention of determining unknown internal properties of the system. One could, for example, send sound waves into a body, measure the output waves, and try to infer the internal density function for non-invasive medical imaging purposes. The list of potential applications is vast, from enhanced oil recovery techniques to land mine detection to probing the earth's interior via natural earthquake waves to estimating future stock market volatility from current option prices. We will look at the background and the mathematics behind some of these inverse problems and note that they may all be handled by adaptions of a common approach.
June 27, Michael Brazell, Wyoming
Title. 3D Mixed Element Discontinuous Galerkin with Shock Capturing and RANS
Abstract. A parallel high-order Discontinuous Galerkin method is developed for mixed elements to solve the Navier-Stokes equations. A PDE-based artificial viscosity equation is implemented to smooth and stabilize shocks. To solve this system of non-linear equations a Newton solver is implemented and preconditioned flexible-GMRES is used to solve the linear system arising from the Jacobian matrix. The preconditioners that are implemented include Jacobi relaxation, Gauss-Seidel relaxation, line implicit Jacobi, and ILU(0). A wide variety of simulations are performed to demonstrate the capabilities of the DG solver. The inviscid simulations include a p-adapted subsonic flow over a cylinder, a p=0 h-adapted hypersonic flow over a sphere, and a large scale p=2 simulation of an aircraft with artificial viscosity to stabilize the shock formed on the wing. Two hypersonic viscous flows of a cylinder and sphere are simulated and compared to the NASA code LAURA. The solution matches closely to LAURA and the shock becomes more resolved as the polynomial degree is increased. The heating rate on the surface matches closely to LAURA at p=3. In the case of turbulent flows the Reynolds Averaged Navier-Stokes (RANS) equations are solved. The new negative-Spalart-Almaras model is implemented and used to solve turbulent flow over a NACA 0012 wing, RAE2822 wing, and a multi-element 30P30N wing. Finally, the parallel scalability is tested and good speed up is obtained using up to 2048 processor cores. As the polynomial degree increases the scalability improves. Although, an ideal speedup was not shown this was contributed to load balancing. These simulations demonstrate the capability of the DG solver to handle strong shocks, RANS, complex geometry, hp-adaption, and parallel scalability.
This is joint work with Dimitri J. Mavriplis.
Figure. M=17.605, Re=376,930 flow over a cylinder, contours of artificial viscosity (left) and contours of Mach number (right)
June 13, Anna Vershynina, IQI, RWTH Aachen
Title. Universal computation by multi-particle quantum walk in 2D
Abstract. In this talk we discuss a model consisting of n spin-1/2 particles with nearest-neighbor interactions moving on a 2D lattice. We consider two questions: a time for finishing computation for one qubit and a time for finishing computation for the whole string of n qubits. We investigate the dependence on n and D of the time interval T such that the computation of one qubit or the whole string is finished in a random time in this interval T.
June 5, Marcus Marsh, Cal State Sacramento
Title. Additivity (or not) of the Fixed Point Property
Abstract. Let each of X, Y, and X intersect Y be a continuum with the fixed point property (fpp).We say that "the fpp is additive for X and Y" if X union Y has the fpp. If G is some class of continua with the fpp, we say that "the fpp is additive for G" provided that whenever X, Y, and X intersect Y are in G, the fpp is additive for X and Y.
Question. For what classes G of continua is the fpp additive?
We discuss the history of this question, reviewing both positive and negative results. We end with recent examples of Hagopian and Marsh that show the fpp is not additive for the class of tree-like continua.


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INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA -- My cable box seems to be picking up a Radio station playing music 24/7, it never stops. I can stand about 2-3 feet from the outside cable box and follow the orange line around the garage to end of garage where the black wire starts and goes up into the attic. I even hear the sound through the wires. In our neighborhood the electric wires are underground so a cable box, an electrical box and a box for phone are grouped together, actually they look more like poles about 4 to 5 feet tall, on the other side of my home are two more such poles they also have music coming out of them.
This has been going on for three years. I always assumed it was coming from a neighbor. I just found out recently where the problem is. The bad part is that the music comes into my house, it is one volume outside and twice as loud inside my house, making my life hell. Hard to watch a movie or read a book, sleeping is also impossible, my nerves are shot. So I called Comcast on Aug. 9 told them the story that said they would send a tech, no one showed. Next call Sep. 6, Answer: "someone would come on Fri." Next call Sep 13 I was the informed that I got the wrong info, someone had to come who had special tool that could take 3 to 10 days.
Next call Sep. 17 I was told someone would be here this evening between 5 and 7 pm. I called one more time Sep 19. I explained the story again, told the person that I would report them to the FCC. It should be obvious that something is cross in the wiring, I then spoke with a supervisor. He never heard of such a thing. He thought someone was playing a trick on me. Sure. 24/7, a trick.
He finally said he would send Tech who would have special tools. I said it was sad that Comcast only had one set of special tools. Today is Sept. 21. I have not heard or seen anyone from Comcast and no one has called. How can people have a job in customer service when they have no training how to treat the customers. We are not just Peons. We are clients paying good money and we deserve the best service. Without us there would be no job.
ILLINOIS -- Chronic problems with Customer Service, On Demand, Technical Service, Billing....you name it. 6 years of crap...the only reason we haven't cancelled our service is because we have yet to hear of a decent option. I'm currently on phone for past 15 minutes (after 35 minutes yesterday and more time these past 2 weeks). Sometimes wait 15 minutes to even get service. Supposed to come out today to once again check out our set-up.
When they didn't show up by time scheduled 9-12, I called them and was told the techs didn't have proper equipment and would have to reschedule. After I let them know I wouldn't do that and that I had to leave by a certain time they did reschedule for same day. I'm now on phone waiting for a manager to voice my frustration. This has been going on for 6 years!!!!! Who's the fool?!? ME!
This is only 1 of so very many problems with Comcast. We can't use On Demand 50% of the time and they have yet to figure out that it isn't on our end! WE HATE COMCAST AND HAVE JUST ABOUT HAD ENOUGH! We are now searching and researching options....Anyone got any suggestions as to a good cable company?!? Thanks!
MINNESOTA -- Every phone call to Comcast has the same familiar tone.
1. No matter the issue I am told the same response. "Do not worry. I can help you."
2. The truth is they don't help me. I have never had an issue resolved in less then three phone calls.
3. The reps do not understand what I say. Their responses are totally inappropriate to the questions I have asked or to the issues I have explained.
4. I call 4 different times and get four different answers, even when supervisors are involved.
This is true whether it is a technical issue or a billing issue. The problem is as far as cable TV, Comcast is a monopoly in this area of the US. Comcast needs competition for them to improve their services. If customer service is important to Comcast they might consider getting some real customer service training for their employees.
Customer service at Marriott, Discover, Chase, Delta Airlines, etc. is solution oriented, efficient. They listen well and understand the issues that can and do arise. Comcast would be well served to incorporate a training program similar to theirs. However, as long as Comcast can continue with poor customer service and still make a profit, what is their motivation to serve the public better?
WINCHENDON, MASSACHUSETTS -- I looked at a bill and noticed that Comcast had charged me for multiple anime episodes that when you looked at them in the On Demand menu showed as being free. I called and complained to customer service about this and was told that after speaking to a supervisor that the charges would be removed. I suspect this is not the first time they have billed me for "free" episodes. I will be paying very close attention to my bill from now on, and if I see them charge me for on-demand services that they list as free, I will be contacting the mass attorney general over this.
I have been on the phone for a total of 51/2 hours in the last week because of problems with Comcast Cable TV reception or service. This is the 1st public complaint I have ever written!!! Today I had an appointment from 10 am to 12 noon. It is now 3:40pm. I have called regarding the appointment since 12 noon when the guy didn't show. Now they say they are expediting the service call. I'm writing this so my blood pressure didn't go up. The other day it was 188/98 and I was afraid I would have a stroke!!! I live in a mountainous area of Colorado where we don't have any other service provider except Comcast.
KODAK, TENNESSEE -- I've had Internet with Comcast for 4 months, never been late on payments or anything. A girl called me from Comcast and said I could get TV and internet for $10 more so I agreed. So she said they would send me the box and I was to hook it up. I couldn't get it to work, so I called and the man on the phone told me he'd send someone out and if it was the box it would be a free house call. The guy came out it was the box so he switched it for a smaller black box. I got my bill and they charged me for the guy coming out and a $50 deposit plus $39.99 and other fees, my bill was $157 dollars. It says 30 days if you're not happy you can go back to what you had before.
So, I called and they transferred me to 5 different people that I have to tell the same stuff. The girl told me I can go back to what I had, but I would still have to pay for the guy coming out and the $50 deposit fee that they added on so my bill would still be $147 dollars. I just told them to turn everything off so my bill will be at least under $100, so stupid!!! I wish I never agreed to add something that I was lied to, about now I am going to lose my Internet too.:-(:-( :-(
I have been trying order an HD digital box since 12-1-13 and I have finally accepted the fact that I am not going to get one. I will, of course, be charged for it. Six, count them, six times I have made the request and each time I was told they just couldn't understand why my request had not been fulfilled. I have been told they must have used the wrong code or a variety of other excuses. I have spoken with someone in India, Mexico, and the US.
I realize now that the Comcast way is to tell the customer whatever lie is necessary just to get them off the phone. They always want the customer to review right after your contact with CS. They need to contact the customer days later after they realize they were lied to. I am supposed to receive my HD box today by priority mail. I will not hold my breath!
AURORA, ILLINOIS -- Network channels black-out and/or picture break-up since January 2013. This is 9-2013. Right now two channels are blacked out. When on-screen number is called you are directed to pay your bill when it is not due. Regardless, we pay monthly fee if we need a service call and most tech problems can be connected, electronically.
Why is American cable so high priced compared to other countries? Our bill is $169.00 every month with basic cable. How is it Germany and Russia only pay around $40.00 a month and that's for the whole country? Worse of all Xfinity has a monopoly on our apartment building. We cannot change cable company. I think that is why we get sloppy service. That and lack of proper training and language barriers.
These excessive fees should include free scheduled routine service visits. Every person hired should be required to do a paid on-the-job in-service training class every week ranging from OJT to ESL to the humanities. They could pay their independent contractors to teach their OJT classes not to mention the plethora of knowledgeable laid off professionals. They may even qualify for a gov't grant. Customer service is a joke. I have been on the phone an entire day until I, finally, got an intelligent representative who was knowledgeable about his job. The solution was so simple but it took me all day to get satisfaction.
MOBILE, ALABAMA -- My bill was late, paid bill over two years ago. Debt was turned over to collections for payment. When collections called I told them bill had been paid. I wrote the company about bill, I received a hand-written note saying send proof of payment written on my letter and letter sent back to me including the envelope. I sent company inquiring about my account.
Well, I have found check from bank, just wanted to make my comment, this was uncalled for cause you have lazy people working for you looking for their check and time to break and leave. Now I have go to credit bureau to dispute credit collections, in order to clear my credit. You don't have to worry about me getting cable anymore with cable one or Comcast, I'll be sure to spread the word.
COLORADO -- When people write complaints against Comcast, I can sympathize with the original author, but at the same time, I've posted how well things go whenever we have had Comcast issues. Well today is my turn, to write a complaint.
On April 6, 2010, we had a technician come out to our home, again. We have had the ON-DEMAND service since 2007. We have had Comcast since 2000 when it was first called Adelphia, and service has been fine, until we ordered the ON-DEMAND service which included the box. We have had nothing but trouble with the box in our family room since 2007. They have always come out to our home, replaced the box, and things would work a while, before the trouble and many error messages begin. I started to think maybe it was our TV, so we went and bought a new TV for the family room in August of 2009.
The technician came out, said the box was bad and replaced it, again. We are very used to that. He was late, and they gave us a $20.00 credit along with another 3 months of free HBO due to all the issues this one box causes us. They have also tested the outside wiring, and it's all good. All the other digital boxes in the house work fine, so far anyway. I probably just jinxed us, by saying that.
Here is my complaint. I just went to pay my bill, and it was much higher than normal. I use the automated service to pay by phone. I then take the option for a customer representative. She goes over my bill, and says, "Oh, I see the extra charge," which is $29.99. I ask, "What was that for?" She says, "Oh for the service call on April 6, 2010."
I ask why, after 3 years, and many many service calls are we being charged. She says they only charge for the service call, if the problem is on your end, and not with their equipment. I say, "It was your equipment, again. The digital box was bad. How is that our fault??" She says, "Well for an added amount of $1.45 a month, you can get their service protection plan." I said, "No thank you, I do not want that."
The problems we have with Comcast are not on our end, it is due to their equipment. She was very nice and said she would credit us the $29.99, it would take up to 72 hours. I said thank you, and when I get the credit, I will pay my bill. I think it was a sneaky charge that was added. I always check over my bills because of things like this. I understand it was an error on their part to charge me, I just wonder how many other people do not actually read their bills, just pay what the amount for the month is due.


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I'm just not confident about next season at the moment... I'm hoping the first couple of games will be exciting with minimal throwing away of points, as soon as we start playing well or have players showing flashes of brilliances (even if the flashes are as frequent as Lennon completing a cross) I'll start to get excited again and think we can win the league.And that said, I think it says a lot about us as a team if me saying we'll be reaching quarter- and semi-finals means I'm being pessimistic!I also think people are maybe forgetting about teams like Everton, Villa, Man City and - in particular - Portsmouth, they're teams to be reckoned with who will be massively improving over the summer. I think top 4's unrealistic for this season, but 5-7th should be expected/hoped for.I'll be honest Iron, I reckon your lot might have a bit of a crazy season - I can see you racing from one end of the table to the other and back again. I don't know where I'm seeing you end up though.


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Madhu fumes saying she has cheated on all ... to fulfill her relation with him! Mukku says.. but she doesnt love him so ..its not cheating! Mukku sulks n starts to leave.. Ouch as Madhu recollects their time together! Mukku trips and falls n Madhu runs to him n helps him to get up! Embarrassed
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Mukku is waiting for Madhu near Marine Drive *BG- Janeman..tere do nayan* Embarrassed Madhu is discussing jobs while Mukku is lost in her! Wink
She does his tie as he goes off for the job!
RK is doing push ups in the jail n keeps staring at Madhubala engraved on the prison wall! Muku gets the job and Madhu congratulates him! RK eats jail food!
Madhu - Mukku at chowpaty beach having Golas!
Part 3
RK glares at the name Madhubala written on his wall..!
RK is out of the jail on BAIL Party Media is there to click his pics n take bytes .. !
On the way .. RK notices Madhu-Mukku togethe n smiles n says.. start counting ur days..!
Precap --- RK comes to the chawl n asks for madhus address n Roma-Trish r scared seeing him
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