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10 Excellent Reasons to Dump Your Boyfriend… While Backpacking Together
Travelling with your boyfriend can be brilliant. City breaks, camping weekends, Cuba holidays… they're romantic and fun. But backpacking round the world? Forget it. Here are 10 reasons why ditching your boyfriend while backpacking will make you a much happier traveller.
1. The double handbag. "Have you got room for this in your bag, honey?" Every girlfriend rolls their eyes at this. A tidy shoulder bag turns becomes a santa's sack of surplus items from your boyfriend's shorts' pockets. One word: manbag.
2. He spends more money than you. Whether it's on a some big nights out with new backpacker mates or just losing a few pesos here and there from his shorts' pockets, it all adds up. Couples on a joint budget beware.
3. You'll meet twice as many people. Fact.
4. You rarely want to do the same things. Whatever the situation, the chances of you wanting to do the same things and the same time on the same day are minimal. Possibly the greatest source of daily conflict between couples.
5. Conversation is boring. Well, it can be. When you spend all day, every day, with the same person you don't have any stories or fun stuff to tell each other. There are no "guess what!" times, which can make conversation a bit like hard work sometimes.
6. Jealousy. Don't get me wrong, only a handful of boyfriends are the jealous type. In fact, mine wasn't really at all. But it's a sad fact that when you meet backpacker mates of the opposite sex, being in a relationship can mean you don't get to hang out with your new mate as you would do if you were single.
7. The emotional sponge. You might be loving a place while he might be wishing was anywhere else. A day of travelling bliss can be ruined because you can't ignore the fact that the person you're with is tired, stressed, or unhappy.
8. Those little habits. So he might snore at home sometimes. No big deal. Now change the location to a hotter-than-the-sun guesthouse bedroom complete with broken fan and dubious-looking mosquito net. Those little foibles that are sort of cute at home will have you reaching for the nearest heavy blunt object.
9. Planning. It's rare to find a couple who plan their travel itinerary equally. You'll agree on the key places you want to visit, but it's the girlfriend who'll sort the logistics, the whens, hows and how much.
10. Opportunity for adventure. Lone backpacking girls shouldn't be fearful; solo travel leads to unexpected acts of kindness and spontaneity. Last year I was walking along the road in Uluwatu, Bali, when a car full of gorgeous Kiwi pro surfers and their photographer ask if I'd like to go to the beach to hang out while they did their photoshoot. Those unbelievable 'movie moments' simply don't happen when you're with your boyfriend.
If you're shaking your head in agreement of more than, say, seven of these, then take my advice: go solo. You'll never look back. And hey, if it's meant to be, it's meant to be… right?
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The Green Bay Packers on Friday released linebacker Brandon Chillar, raising questions about whether the NFL is being unfair to players who were injured while training during the lockout, Sporting News correspondent Tom Silverstein reported for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
Chillar, who severely pulled a hamstring during personal workouts, was told that he had been let go. There was no way he was going to pass his physical, Silverstein reported, but the Packers could have put him on the physically unable to perform list if they thought he could come back from the injury.
Given that Chillar is coming off shoulder surgery, it's possible the combination of injuries made it likely he wouldn't play this year, and the Packers decided to move forward without him.
Chillar signed a four-year, $19 million contract that included $7 million over the first year in December 2009. He was due to make $2 million in base salary, $300,000 in a roster bonus and $300,000 in a workout bonus this year.
According to Silverstein, the Packers will gain all $2.6 million of Chillar's earning this year and will take a charge of $800,000 next year.
Through the release of linebacker Nick Barnett, end Justin Harrell, linebacker Brady Poppinga and Chillar, general manager Ted Thompson has sliced off $12.7 million from the Packers' salary cap. Those same cuts will cost him $2.48 million next year because of the pro-rated shares left over in each player's contract.
The Packers were right at the $120 million salary cap mark at the start of free agency.
Kicker Mason Crosby's deal will account for more cap money spent and so will each of the draft choices the Packers sign.


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Cruz, 36, delivered a son over the weekend at Cedar-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, a source tells PEOPLE. Reps for the couple have yet to confirm the birth of the baby boy, whom a source says remains unnamed. The news was first reported in Spanish newspaper El Pais and Hola! magazine.
Sources tell PEOPLE that Cruz had a baby shower at her Beverly Hills home on Jan. 16. The actress had revealed she was pregnant last September, after being spotted with an obvious bump on the set of her upcoming film, Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides.
Shortly after that, Bardem, 41, spoke about his excitement over becoming a father, saying of his wife's pregnancy, "I am very happy."
The notoriously reticent Spanish lovebirds were married in July. The two, who are Oscar winners in supporting acting categories (she for Woody Allen's Vicky Cristina Barcelona, and he for the Coen Brothers' No Country for Old Men), started dating in 2007 but kept their relationship out of the public eye.
The couple met while filming Jamon, Jamon in 1992, one of Cruz's first films.
The baby news comes simultaneously with the new dad's Best Actor Oscar nomination, for his role in the Best Foreign-Language Film nominee Biutiful. Bardem said in a statement: "I am truly honored for this nomination and deeply thankful to the Academy members for their trust and support. … It's really a huge honor to have been nominated in a non-English speaking performance and in the name of all my colleagues in Spain and mine I want to show my gratitude to the Academy for support and a recognition in this nomination."
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FOR the past six years Chris Packham has been bombarded by letters from a Scottish lady berating him for having had the audacity to claim on TV that the Loch Ness Monster does not exist.
He laughs as he describes the ongoing correspondence, which forms part of the odd collection of "fan mail" he receives from the public.
Most people know him from his big break in the 1980s on the hit children's TV show, The Really Wild Show, which he co-presented with infectious enthusiasm alongside Michaela Strachan and Terry Nutkins.
But Packham is also an acclaimed naturalist, wildlife photographer, documentary presenter and established author whose work takes him around the world.
Last night he was at the Royal Botanic Garden in Edinburgh, giving a slideshow on his work as part of the Scottish Wildlife Trust's 40th anniversary celebrations.
Speaking ahead of the event, he confides that recently even God has apparently found time to drop him a line: "When you get a letter from 'God' telling you to do something it's an interesting start to the week," he muses.
"The lady who had written it [the letter] clearly believes she is God. It was harmless enough - she was writing about being nice to people."
While his area of expertise is animals, Packham has his own theory on human behaviour: "I think because natural history really focuses interest [on the subject] it tends to attract fanatical people.
"Some are weirdos, and while they can be hilarious I know you should not mock the afflicted, and in a way it is quite sad.
"Most [of the letters he receives] get answers, though, although I haven't opened the last few from the lady in Scotland. Her letters were quite forceful."
Packham's home town of Southampton sounds an unlikely inspiration for a lifetime's fascination with wildlife, but from an early age he was hooked.
While his sister was content with a pet hamster or rabbit, Packham wasted no time in turning his family's home into a zoo.
"My parents were very tolerant. They allowed me to turn the house into a complete menagerie. Before I could even talk my parents saw I was fascinated by things like ladybirds.
"When I was eight it was primarily reptiles, snakes and lizards, and then I moved on to mammals - foxes and badgers - and birds of prey."
The creatures he gave a home to were frequently abandoned or hurt, brought to the Packham home by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (the English equivalent of the SSPCA) whose officers allowed the young wildlife enthusiast to try to nurture numerous injured birds and beasts back to health.
His father, a marine engineer, put up shelves in his son's bedroom to accommodate his reptile collection, as well as turning the modest garden into a caged animal enclosure.
While Packham's obsession did nothing for his street cred at school, on one notable occasion he did achieve a certain amount of kudos, thanks to a fox that escaped from its enclosure.
"The foxes became quite tame and one was forever escaping. Once it escaped at lunchtime on school sports day. I was competing in the afternoon and as I was running the 100 metres, or whatever, I saw the bloody thing sitting watching everyone going round.
"People had been trying to catch it because they knew it was mine, but I knew that the only sure-fire way of catching it was to get a King Cone ice cream - it loved them, it would go mad even for the wrapper.
"So I confidently strode up to this fox, in front of the whole school and calmly took out a cone. It was a cool moment!"
SHARING your home with wild animals was also hazardous, however. The schoolboy Packham was gung-ho about snake bites, despite several spells in hospital including one where he was in a "pretty serious condition".
"I got bitten all the time. In the end I developed an allergy to the anti-venom, which happens, and I was given it [by mistake]. It must have been pretty distressing for my mum but I wasn't that bothered at the time. I'm a lot more careful now."
After school, Packham did a zoology degree at Southampton University, which inspired him to take up wildlife photography - the move which led to his successful career.
"I was not into photography at all as a kid. But at university I was really disappointed by the standard of wildlife photography in textbooks. It became a personal crusade to raise standards."
His move into TV presenting was equally haphazard - he was working as an assistant cameraman in the BBC's natural history department when he was asked if he fancied working on a TV programme for youngsters about wildlife.
While he had at first fondly imagined himself pursuing a career as an "ivory tower-ensconced academic" he soon realised that funding for that was in very short supply, so he agreed to change tack.
And he claims that the much-feared combination of children and animals did not put him off. "I've always had quite a devil-may-care attitude, I was not at all worried. I was used to animals and I found that I got on well with the kids. The skill of a naturalist is to look at things for what they are, which is what kids do."
The Bafta award-winning programme was regarded as groundbreaking in its time, with producers risking bringing dangerous animals like crocodiles into studios filled with children.
But according to Packham the most fearsome animal of all was actually the humble rabbit.
"We decided to bring in 50 rabbits, handing one to each child as they came in. But the male rabbits hadn't been separated and their natural instinct was to fight one another.
"Soon they were biting the children and scratching them. It was carnage!"
Now 43, Packham lives with his partner, Joanne, 29, a baby-hearing screener, and her daughter Megan, nine.
Although he enjoys TV presenting - he has fronted or taken part in numerous documentaries including X-Creatures and Watch Out and is currently working on several more BBC documentaries - his main love remains photography.
His work behind and in front of the camera has taken him around the world, bringing him into close contact with all manner of beasts including tigers and sharks.
But his most frightening encounters have a tendency to involve people, not animals.
"I have been in hairy situations - I've been in with sharks, tigers, etc - but I think the most hairy run-ins have been with people.
"I nearly got stabbed in Nepal by some lunatic with a knife in the street. In Mexico I was attacked by men with guns."
The experiences perhaps explain his contrasting view of animals and humans.
"As a child I remember thinking that we humans are physically flawed. I grew up to realise that we are philosophically and politically flawed as well. Animals are perfect."
That said, there is one tribe of people whom he believes are the perfect human beings.
Called the Orang Kubu, they live in Sumatra where Packham encountered them in 1998.
"I think they are homo sapiens in their perfect form. They are in total harmony with their environment, they are perfectly evolved."
Other events celebrating the Scottish Wildlife Trust's 40th anniversary across Scotland include a talk by Professor David Bellamy, entitled the Natural History of Malt Whisky, at the Dundee Science Centre, Dundee, tonight at 7pm. On November 30, Gordon Buchanan will talk about making wildlife documentaries and Professor Aubrey Manning will speak about Life on Earth in Glasgow, with the same speakers appearing in Stirling on December 1.
Tickets are priced 7.50, or 5 for SWT members. For more information and tickets, call 0131-312 7765.


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Rows of parked emergency vehicles added to the atmosphere. The park was predominately populated with families and young children, sometimes wearing plastic firemen's hats or eating Italian Ice.
Hundreds gathered for a K-9 demonstration presented by Patrolman Damon Bee of the Township Police Department.
Bee talked about the department's K-9s, Arek and Noro. "They're the cheapest paid employees in the township," Bee said.
After the discussion, the patrolman showed off the dog's obedience and usefulness with a demonstration.
Lieutenant Tom Cicerelle wore a large, padded sleeve and played the criminal as the two re-enacted a scenario where a K-9 might be employed. With the touch of a button, Arek was released from the back hatch of the police cruiser and loosed on Cicarelle, sinking his teeth into the padded arm and not letting go until recalled by Bee.
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Twelve-year-old Aristo Sham was born in Hong Kong and started playing piano when he was three years old. He is now a primary six student of Diocesan Boys' School Primary Division. He joined the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts as a junior piano student in 2002 and he is now under the tutelage of Professor Eleanor Wong.
In summer 2006, Aristo was awarded the first Prize of Category A (under age 15) of the 10th Ettlingen International Piano Competition for Young Pianist in Germany. He was also awarded the Barenreiter Urtext Prize Special Prize. As this competition is one of the most important international piano competitions for young pianists, it marked an important milestone in Aristo's musical development.
Besides, Aristo has won a number of international prizes. He was the Grand Champion of the "Hong Kong Young Musician of the Year 2006". He also won the Gold Prize in the 6th Chopin International Competition in Asia which was held in Japan and the First Prize in Group A of the 69th Steinway International Children & Youth Piano Competition (China Regional finals) in Beijing.
Aristo has performed as the soloist with Pan Asia Symphony Orchestra in 2004. He also joined the Shanghai and Hangzhou concert tour with the Junior Chamber Orchestra of the Academy for Performing Arts as soloist in 2005. He held his first recital in Hong Kong in 2006 and recitals in Guangzhou in April 2007.
Besides playing piano, Aristo likes to compose. He is now studying Composition and Computer Music Technology with Mr. Maurice Poon in the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts. With his own composition 3X, he was awarded the first prize in the category of Original Composition for Western Insturments of the 58th Hong Kong Schools Music Festival and at the same time, he was awarded the CASH award and Doming Lam Scholarship. The piece had been performed in his recitals and broadcasted at RTHK Radio 4.
Aristo was also awarded the Hong Kong Music Scholarship, Tom Lee Music Scholarship and Society of APA Junior Music Scholarship. He was presented the Certificate of Commendation by the Secretary for Home Affairs of Hong Kong for his outstanding achievements in international arts and cultural activities. This year, the honour of "Young Artist Award 2007" was bestowed on Aristo which was presented by the RTHK and the Hong Kong Playground Association. He was featured in the Hall of Fame Project 2007 of the Hong Kong Education and Manpower Bureau. It is a showcase of Hong Kong students' outstanding achievements. In 2008 Aristo Sham won the First Prize the Gina Bachahuer Junior Competition.
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Take a teaspoon of minced garlic and 1 tea spoon of ginger, mix really well for 25-30 minutes (helps the kebabs to become soft) and add 1/2 tea spoon garam masala.
Mix all the ingredients in a bowl.
Put 3 pieces of coal on the gas, add a bit of ghee, cloves and green cardamom, place this in a katori and place it in the midst of the galouti masala, cover with aluminum.
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Fat - One serving has 17 grams of Total Fat. This is made up of 4 grams of Saturated Fat and no Trans Fat. The rest of the Fat (13 grams) is unaccounted for.
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FLEMINGTON — The Hunterdon County Prosecutor's Office wants schools across the county to adopt a single approach to crises such as shootings so law enforcement and educators' responses are coordinated and can be anticipated by both groups.
Last year, Prosecutor Anthony J. Kearns III hosted a school security conference in which law enforcement professionals and school officials were introduced to the Standard Response Protocol, a set of common terms and procedures to be used in the event a school finds itself under attack.
On Dec. 2, Kearns brought school officials and law enforcement together at Clinton Township Middle School for the second School Safety Symposium — this time to offer a plan to reunite parents with their children during and after an active shooter or similar crisis.
More than 100 school and law enforcement personnel attended a Drug Summit two weeks earlier, on Nov. 18, which was also hosted by Kearns, who called it "a precursor" to the school safety symposium.
At the drug summit, educators received training in school security, gang awareness and drug trends, Kearns said in a press release. They were schooled in the Safe Campus Initiative and the Memorandum of Agreement Between Education and Law Enforcement.
Among those attending the school safety symposium on Dec. 2 were the principals and assistant principals of North Hunterdon and Voorhees high schools, according to district spokeswoman Maren Smagala, who also attended.
Law enforcement and school officials from Colorado led the most recent symposium, sharing strategies that the two communities in that state have adopted in response to the several school shootings that have occurred there over the last decade, including the Columbine and Platt Canyon incidents.
At the core of this year's presentation was the need for each district to plan and adopt a common plan to reunify parents with their children in the wake of such crises, Smagala said.
Basically, the plan calls for parents to be kept in one area and the children in another while school personnel work to match them up, Smagala said.
Parents would fill out a "reunification card" identifying themselves and their children that school staffers would use to find the child and bring him or her to the parent, waiting for the child at yet a third location, Smagala said.
The aftermath of a shooting incident or other crisis is, "a chaotic scene," Smagala said. The plan is intended to enable the school to ensure that every child is accounted for.
According to Smagala, one of the participants asked, "Why not simply send the children home on a bus?"
The answer, school officials were told, is that "You don't want students who have witnessed a horrific event to go home to an empty house," she said. School counselors would be present as well, to aid students who may have been traumatized by what they saw or heard or imagined.
With a plan in mind, school crisis teams at North Hunterdon and Voorhees high schools will now begin to identify suitable locations for such reunification sites, Smagala said, and staff members can be trained in various duties they'd take on in such an emergency, such as greeters, runners and check-in people, etc.
"We'll review it as a district team," Smagala said. "Then we'll let parents know how it will work."
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Beginning Monday, the Nevada City ART OnSite/Tribute Trail project will accept qualifications submittals from artists for original works to be installed along the city's Deer Creek Tribute Trail in fall 2013. Interested artists may apply online at www.artonsite.org.
The deadline for applications is Nov. 23.
ART OnSite/Tribute Trail is one of 80 projects across the nation recently funded through the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) Our Town Initiative. Project organizers are offering 10 $2,500 stipends to selected artists whose work uniquely interprets the culture, history or ecology of Nevada City's Deer Creek watershed.
Qualifications will be reviewed and artists selected by a panel of regional art professionals, including William L. Fox, director of the Center for Art and Environment at the Nevada Museum of Art in Reno; Constance Lewallen, adjunct curator at the UC Berkeley Museum and Pacific Film Archive; Renny Pritikin Sr., adjunct professor at the California College of the Arts in San Francisco; and Kathryn Reasoner, executive director of the diRosa Art Institute in Napa.
"We are delighted to have such a diverse and highly regarded panel of jurors for our premier exhibit," said Nancy Fleming, ART OnSite steering committee chair. "Their collective experience in the area of public and environmental art is absolutely essential for a project like ours."
The ART OnSite/Tribute Trail exhibition is expected to open next year in the fall when selected original art works will be installed along the Deer Creek Tribute Trail in Nevada City.
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Publisher, Fairchild Books
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The OpportunityFairchild Books, a recently acquired imprint of Bloomsbury Publishing Inc., is the premier publisher of Fashion textbooks for the US market, with an esteemed Interior Design list and an expanding global presence. We seek to fill two positions, each an exciting opportunity to help shape the future of our US textbook programPosition ProfileWe seek a strategic, organized and proactive publisher with solid management experience and demonstrable commercial acumen to shape the direction of our major textbooks program and play a key role in the development of our digital strategy for Fairchild Books. The successful candidate will be results-oriented and will manage a dedicated team to develop new titles and new editions. Duties and responsibilities include (but are not limited to):Management:•Manage an in-house editorial team that includes acquisitions, development and art direction•Oversee targets and editorial reporting for Higher Education major textbooks•Advise on and help to implement robust scheduling, tracking and editorial systems to ensure re-editions schedule is timely and efficiently managed•Advise on digital strategy to align with end customer expectations•Oversee art direction for lists to align with corporate branding and a leading-edge 'look and feel' for Visual ArtsEditorial:•Acquire new textbook titles for the College program to pre-agreed annual revenue targets; solicit and assess proposals and sample chapters for new titles•Undertake ongoing market research to inform the direction of the publishing program•Oversee peer review process•Monitor book performance and manage the program for new editions•Prepare acquisitions documents for acquisitions and launch meetings and transmittals to internal and external Development and Production teams•Negotiate contracts with authors•Manage timetabling of books under contract: establish a schedule with the authors, monitor that schedule and take the necessary steps to keep the author/project on the established schedule•Guide authors on proposals and manage Acquisitions and Development teams to ensure final products meet market needs•Trouble-shoot during writing and development phases•Oversee Art direction for all titles•Manage editorial content pre-transmittal to Production Department to ensure that books are published to budget and schedule•Ensure data for new titles is accurate and up-to-date; input to Senior management with respect to data requirements for textbook program•Provide information and support to Marketing and Sales Departments for the effective promotion of the list and monitor sales performance to inform publishing strategy•Identify new opportunities to develop value-added supplements and ancillaries in multiple formats; oversee the development of supplements and ancillaries with the production and ancillary editors•Attend academic conferences to prospect for new business.Financial•P&L responsibility for all titles on Fairchild Books lists•Annual list budgetingSelection Criteria•A minimum of five years' acquisitions experience in textbook publishing•Experience of managing a team•Ability to foster and maintain good working relationships with authors and editors over long project cycles•Experience of giving clear briefs and working with designers and illustrators•Commercial acumenAn understanding of how Visual Arts fields are taught and researched is an advantage, as is knowledge of digital publishing.Please submit cover letter, resume and salary requirements as an MS Word document to email@example.com. Indicate 'Publisher' in your subject line. Resumes without cover letters will not be considered. No phone calls please.Bloomsbury Publishing provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, nationality, origin, age, disability, genetic information, marital status, amnesty, or status as a covered veteran in accordance with applicable federal, state, and local laws.


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PITTSBURGH — The Devils cannot yet consider themselves in the same class as the Eastern Conference's elite, even when Stanley Cup contenders like the Pittsburgh Penguins are without Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin.
A valiant effort fell apart early in the third period tonight when the Penguins scored twice within a span of 70 seconds and went on to trample the Devils, 4-1, at the Consol Energy Center.
It was the start of a four-game road trip for the Devils, who are 3-2-1 under new coach Pete DeBoer.
"We can improve. And we will," Devils goalie Johan Hedberg said. "No doubt in my mind we can play with any team in the league. I think we've been building from day one. Sometimes you lose a battle and it looks worse than it is."
Petr Sykora was sent off with a double minor for high-sticking Steve Sulivan 37 seconds into the third period, although the penalty was originally announced as being on Patrik Elias. The Penguins complained that the wrong player was sent to the box.
It was Elias who tied the game with a short-handed goal at 1:47. Ilya Kovalchuk centered a pass that deflected off Penguins defenseman Kris Letang to Elias in the slot for the goal.
Sykora was still in the box when Chris Kunitz drilled a one-timer from the right circle past defenseman Andy Greene and goalie Johan Hedberg at 3:07.
The Penguins took a 3-1 lead at 4:17 when Jordan Staal scored his second goal of the night. Staal stickhandled past Bryce Salvador and backhanded a shot over Hedberg's left shoulder.
It was over when James Neal walked out from the right corner and scored his eighth goal in 10 games with a shot from the circle at 9:14.
The Penguins were without Crosby (concussion) and Malkin (knee), but they scored two power play goals against a Devils squad that had killed off 21 of 22 short-handed situations this season.
"Their special teams were better than ours," Kovalchuk said.
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Could the Student:-Calculus1:-Hint routine detect that its answer(s) will result in an endless cycle (even if only cycles of length 2)? Maybe it could check, and not make such hints?
Below is just one example. Sure, its hint is not great here, due to which this is not a fantastic example. But I'm still wondering about cycling prevention for Rule&Hint in general.
This is Maple 13.01.
> restart:
> with(Student:-Calculus1):
> Int((x^2+a...
Im using maple 13
I always encounter an error everytime i use the feature ShowSolution
the error says:
"Error, (in Student:-Calculus1:-ShowSolution) input expression does not have any incomplete calculus operations"
This always happens in all the calculations.
How should I use the ShowSolution properly?
I am attempting to get MAPLE to generate indefinite integrals that are of the form:
from fundamental calculus principles I might set u = [r^2-a^2*cos(x)]^0.5 which then should yield du/dx = 1/2*(a*sin(x)/[r^2-a^2*cos(x)]^0.5).
Then if my math is correct the result should end up:
I,m totally new to maple and am trying this as a tool to help me with my calculus class. I'm trying to figure out how to create a plot from a table of x and y values, but I'm not having a lot of luck.
The goal would be to plot a Riemann sum once I have created the plot. If anybody can point me in the right direction that would be great.
As many of the users on MaplePrimes are instructors, I thought it appropriate to let everyone know about a new resource available on the Maplesoft web site called the Teacher Resource Center.
when using Maple to do simple calculus I usually have to explicitly
state the dependence of each variable in the expression....for example
is there a way to declare generic functions of a dependent variable
x1 = x1(t) or x2 = x2(x,y,z)
and avoid having to do it repeatedly in an expression? I know i can use subs to replace patterns, but can you declare somthing like f(x,y,z,t) without giving the details?
Thank you
I seems that Maple doesn't know anything about the convexity of functions.
It would be nice to have a command to check the convexity of (real) functions in Maple, also Maple should have knowledge on the convexity of known functions: for example: constant function, linear function , abs, sin (convex on a specific region) etc.
To deal with the calculus of convex functions: for example Maple should know such theorems: if f(x) and g(x) are convex functions and g(x) is non-decreasing then g(f(x)) is convex, etc.
I just want to reiterate how dynamic programming problems can be solved in Maple.
Especially dynamic programming models that frequently appears in economic models.
First of all it is important to note that is close to impossible to find an easy to understand
and step-by-step road maps to dynamic programming. Why is that ?! The below Maple
code was basically "discovered" by trial and error and pure stubbornness (caveman 101).
In the field of calculus Maple is very strong , the strongest i have ever seen, but with work with algebra is very week i will say very poor. Equation manipulator works only with equation not with expression . Look how it works on Algebrator 4.2 and you wil see what I mean. Simplify doesn't work corect see example in atachment. If you have step by step solutions on integrals this to implement on algebra is 100 times easy becouse here you know what is the next step.
With expression palette for multivariable calculus in Maple entering multivariable calculations wll be very easy such as double and triple integrals, line and surface integrals. No other program such as Mathematica or Matlab have this, why Maple don't be first who has this option.
Sorry for my english it's not my mother language.
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