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Clarence Albert Proske
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Funeral services for Clarence Proske, 61 of Giddings, will be held at 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday, January 16, 2013 at Christ Lutheran Church in Loebau, Texas, with Rev. Paul Hartfield officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery. Visitation will be held on Wednesday, January 16, 2013 from 7:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m. at Phillips & Luckey Funeral Home in Giddings.
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thats the main reason why the wii is so cheaper, at this time most people already have a DVD player, a music player etc, theres no point.
yeah ps3 is so pimped up its not woth it
good for the Wii
right on
I would'nt mind buying a PS3 if the price was reasonable. 600-700$ for the console and 60-100$ per game... wtf!
Just like the PS2, I'd be ok with paying 100$ for the console and 40-60$ per game.
I'm Still Laughing Five Mins. After!
"What The Hells Wrong With You!? Wheres The Good News!?"
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You have a good grip on the gaming world. you know what games you enjoy, you remain somewhat even in a debate through the consoles. undoubtably a "Super Fanboy" has called you a fanboy when you are not one but rather just stating facts. you are invalueable in a discussion on consoles.

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We are very pleased to announce the appointment of the 2015-2017 class of NCSU Libraries Fellows: Alison Blaine, James Cheng, Lauren Di Monte, Ekatarina Grguric, and Madison Sullivan, effective 1 July 2015, and Todd Stoffer, effective 1 September 2015.
The NCSU Libraries Fellows Program develops future leaders for academic libraries, with a focus on science, engineering, and digital librarianship, on diversity, and on library management. For more than fifteen years, the program has attracted an impressive group of talented new graduates from universities throughout North America. NCSU Libraries Fellows are appointed for a two-year term as members of the library faculty, combining an assignment on an initiative of strategic importance with an appointment in a home department.
Alison Blaine completed a Master of Science in Information Science at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC-CH). While pursuing her graduate studies, Blaine was appointed as a Carolina Academic Libraries Associate. She held positions in the Research Hub and the Carolina Digital Repository at UNC-CH, as well as at the International Area Studies Collection at Duke University. Blaine came to the field of information science with a background in teaching. She held positions at North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics and Enloe Gifted and Talented High School. She holds the Master of Theological Studies from Harvard Divinity School and the Bachelor of Arts in Comparative Area Studies from Duke University. Blaine's home department will be in Digital Library Initiatives, with a focus on supporting researchers working with visualization and the high tech spaces. Her initiative will be "Enhancing Student Success in Management, Education, and Social Sciences" (Research and Information Services).
James Cheng completed a Master of Science in Information Studies from the University of Texas at Austin (UT-Austin). Cheng has worked with faculty at the university to provide technical assistance and create visualizations for projects that include the creation of an online Virtual Organization Resources and Toolkits Exchange. His library experience includes work at the Center for Transportation Research Library at UT-Austin and at the Tutt Library at Colorado College. As an ALA Spectrum Scholar, he received the National Library of Medicine/Medical Library Association Scholarship. He was named a Diversity Scholar in the ARL Initiative to Recruit a Diverse Workforce. Cheng holds the Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience from Colorado College. Cheng's home department will be in the Veterinary Medicine Library. His initiative will be "Advancing Support for Research, Teaching, and Learning in a High-Tech Library" (Centennial Campus Research Services).
Lauren Di Monte completed the Master of Science in Information Science at the University of Toronto. She has served as both an Instructional Technology Support Specialist and Reference & Research Support Specialist at the Hazel McCallion Academic Learning Centre at the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM). She has contributed to a variety of projects, including a 3D printer pilot project; the development and creation of a video tour of the UTM Library; and "The Chaperone," an Arduino-based critical-making project. Her presentations include "Teaching (and Learning) with Social Media" and "Engaging Faculty with Courseware." She holds the Master of Arts, with distinction, in Interdisciplinary Studies from York University in Toronto and the Bachelor of Arts in Visual Studies from the University of Toronto. Di Monte's home department will be in Administration, with a focus on recruiting and visitor relations. Her initiative will be "Launching and Sustaining a Makerspace in the D.H. Hill Library" (User Experience).
Ekatarina Grguric completed a Master of Library and Information Studies at the University of British Columbia (UBC), with a focus on Human Computer Interaction. Most recently, she has been working as a student librarian in the UBC Library Systems and IT, conducting user testing for a new Open Collections website. As a co-op student for the BC Digitization Project, she wrangled metadata from institutions around British Columbia to conform to the Canadiana CMR XML schema and documented the process. She explored issues around the application of conceptual blending principles while serving as a research assistant at UBC. She has presented on conceptual blending, metadata wrangling, and ways in which digital libraries can support digital humanists. She also collaborated on a project that explored critical making with Raspberry Pi computers. Grguric holds the Bachelor of Arts in English Honours and History Honours from UBC. Grguric's home department will be in User Experience, working with the web team. Her initiative will be "Exploring the Libraries Role in Supporting Open Science" (DLI).
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A Multilevel Examination of Factors of the School Environment associated with Time Spent in Physical Activity among a sample of Secondary Students in Ontario, Canada.
Hobin, Erin Patricia
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Background: The high prevalence of children and adolescents not meeting the recommended 60 minutes of physical activity (PA) per day and the associated negative health consequences make it critical to increase PA. Ecological models suggest that the school environment may influence student health behaviour. However, few studies have examined the school environment in relation to student PA. Purpose: To examine between-school variability in students' time spent in PA, and identify factors of the school built environment that account for the between-school variability in students' time spent in PA overall as well as by gender and school location, while also considering school physical education (PE) and PA programming and controlling for student-level characteristics and potential environment-level confounders. Methods: This thesis consisted of a secondary data analysis of the School Health Action, Planning and Evaluation System (SHAPES) Ontario project, which included self-report data from administrators and 25,416 students in 76 secondary schools across Ontario. The student- and school-level survey data were supplemented with GIS-derived measures of the built environment within 1-km buffers of the 76 schools. Multilevel modeling was used to examine between-school variability in students' time spent in PA, as well as environment-level factors associated with PA. Results: There was significant between-school variability in students' time spent in PA overall as well as by gender and school location, respectively. Schools having another room for PA and schools offering daily PE were positively associated with students' PA. Schools located in areas with higher land-use mix diversity and walkability were negatively associated with students' PA. Results of the gender-specific multilevel analyses indicated schools should consider providing another room for PA, especially for offering flexibility activities directed at female students. Schools should also consider offering daily PE to male students in senior grades. Students attending schools in urban and suburban areas that provided another room for PA or were located within close proximity to a shopping mall or fast food outlet spent more time in PA. Conclusions: These findings support the ecological notion that the school environment can influence student PA behaviour. A better understanding of the relationship between the school environment and PA will assist in the development of effective school-based policies, programs and interventions to increase PA.


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On AGT relations with surface operator insertion and a stationary limit of beta-ensemblesA. Marshakov | A. Mironov | A. Morozov
Volume 61, Issue 7, July 2011, Pages 1203-1222
We present a summary of what is currently known about of the AGT relations for conformal blocks with the additional insertion of the simplest degenerate operator, and a special choice of the corresponding intermediate dimension, in which the conformal blocks satisfy hypergeometric-type differential equations in the position of the degenerate operator. Special attention is devoted to the representation of the conformal block through using the beta-ensemble resolvents and to its asymptotics in the limit of large dimensions (both external and intermediate) taken asymmetrically in terms of the deformation epsilon-parameters. The next-to-leading term in the asymptotics defines the generating differential in the Bohr-Sommerfeld representation of the one-parameter deformed Seiberg-Witten prepotentials, (whose full two-parameter deformation leads to Nekrasov functions). This generating differential is also shown to be the one-parameter version of the single-point resolvent for the corresponding beta-ensemble, and its periods in the perturbative limit of the gauge theory are expressed through the ratios of the Harish-Chandra function. The Schrödinger/Baxter equations, considered earlier in this context, directly follow from the differential equations for the degenerate conformal block. This approach provides a powerful method for the evaluation of the single-deformed prepotentials, and even for the Seiberg-Witten prepotentials themselves. We primarily concentrate on the representative case of the insertion into the four-point block on a sphere and the one-point block on a torus. © 2011 Elsevier B.V.
The geometry of the two-component Camassa-Holm and Degasperis-Procesi equationsJ. Escher | M. Kohlmann | J. Lenells
Volume 61, Issue 2, February 2011, Pages 436-452
We use geometric methods to study two natural two-component generalizations of the periodic Camassa-Holm and Degasperis-Procesi equations. We show that these generalizations can be regarded as geodesic equations on the semidirect product of the diffeomorphism group of the circle Diff(S1) with some space of sufficiently smooth functions on the circle. Our goals are to understand the geometric properties of these two-component systems and to prove local well-posedness in various function spaces. Furthermore, we perform some explicit curvature calculations for the two-component Camassa-Holm equation, giving explicit examples of large subspaces of positive curvature. © 2010 Elsevier B.V.
A matrix model for simple Hurwitz numbers, and topological recursionGaëtan Borot | Bertrand Eynard | Motohico Mulase | Brad Safnuk
Volume 61, Issue 2, February 2011, Pages 522-540
We introduce a new matrix model representation for the generating function of simple Hurwitz numbers. We calculate the spectral curve of the model and the associated symplectic invariants developed in Eynard and Orantin (2007) [3]. As an application, we prove the conjecture proposed by Bouchard and Mariño (2008) [1], relating Hurwitz numbers to the spectral invariants of the Lambert curve ex=ye-y. © 2010 Elsevier B.V.
Inversion of hyperelliptic integrals of arbitrary genus with application to particle motion in general relativityV. Z. Enolski | E. Hackmann | V. Kagramanova | J. Kunz | C. Lämmerzahl
Volume 61, Issue 5, May 2011, Pages 899-921
The description of many dynamical problems like the particle motion in higher dimensional spherically and axially symmetric space-times is reduced to the inversion of a holomorphic hyperelliptic integral. The result of the inversion is defined only locally, and is done using the algebro-geometric techniques of the standard Jacobi inversion problem and the foregoing restriction to the θ-divisor. For a representation of the hyperelliptic functions the Klein-Weierstraß multivariable sigma function is introduced. It is shown that all parameters needed for the calculations like period matrices and Abelian images of branch points can be expressed in terms of the periods of holomorphic differentials and theta-constants. The cases of genus 2 and genus 3 are considered in detail. The method is exemplified by particle motion associated with a genus 3 hyperelliptic curve. © 2011 Elsevier B.V.
The spectral distance in the moyal planeEric Cagnache | Francesco D'Andrea | Pierre Martinetti | Jean Christophe Wallet
Volume 61, Issue 10, October 2011, Pages 1881-1897
We study the noncommutative geometry of the Moyal plane from a metric point of view. Starting from a non-compact spectral triple based on the Moyal deformation A of the algebra of Schwartz functions on R2, we explicitly compute Connes' spectral distance between the pure states of A corresponding to eigenfunctions of the quantum harmonic oscillator. For other pure states, we provide a lower bound to the spectral distance, and show that the latest is not always finite. As a consequence, we show that the spectral triple (Gayral et al. (2004) [17]) is not a spectral metric space in the sense of Bellissard et al. (2010) [19]. This motivates the study of truncations of the spectral triple, based on Mn(C) with arbitrary n∈N, which turn out to be compact quantum metric spaces in the sense of Rieffel. Finally the distance is explicitly computed for n=2. © 2011 Elsevier B.V.
Algebra of differential operators associated with Young diagramsA. Mironov | A. Morozov | S. Natanzon
Volume 62, Issue 2, February 2012, Pages 148-155
We establish a correspondence between Young diagrams and differential operators of infinitely many variables. These operators form a commutative associative algebra isomorphic to the algebra of the conjugated classes of finite permutations of the set of natural numbers. The Schur functions form a complete system of common eigenfunctions of these differential operators, and their eigenvalues are expressed through the characters of symmetric groups. The structure constants of the algebra are expressed through the Hurwitz numbers. © 2011.
Geometry of jet spaces and integrable systemsJoseph Krasil'shchik | Alexander Verbovetsky
Volume 61, Issue 9, September 2011, Pages 1633-1674
An overview of some recent results on the geometry of partial differential equations in application to integrable systems is given. Lagrangian and Hamiltonian formalism both in the free case (on the space of infinite jets) and with constraints (on a PDE) are discussed. Analogs of tangent and cotangent bundles to a differential equation are introduced and the variational Schouten bracket is defined. General theoretical constructions are illustrated by a series of examples. © 2010 Elsevier B.V.
Nonholonomic Hamilton-Jacobi theory via Chaplygin HamiltonizationTomoki Ohsawa | Oscar E. Fernandez | Anthony M. Bloch | Dmitry V. Zenkov
Volume 61, Issue 8, August 2011, Pages 1263-1291
We develop Hamilton-Jacobi theory for Chaplygin systems, a certain class of nonholonomic mechanical systems with symmetries, using a technique called Hamiltonization, which transforms nonholonomic systems into Hamiltonian systems. We give a geometric account of the Hamiltonization, identify necessary and sufficient conditions for Hamiltonization, and apply the conventional Hamilton-Jacobi theory to the Hamiltonized systems. We show, under a certain sufficient condition for Hamiltonization, that the solutions to the Hamilton-Jacobi equation associated with the Hamiltonized system also solve the nonholonomic Hamilton-Jacobi equation associated with the original Chaplygin system. The results are illustrated through several examples. © 2011 Elsevier B.V.
Inner fluctuations in noncommutative geometry without the first order conditionAli H. Chamseddine | Alain Connes | Walter D. Van Suijlekom
Volume 73, Issue , November 2013, Pages 222-234
We extend inner fluctuations to spectral triples that do not fulfill the first-order condition. This involves the addition of a quadratic term to the usual linear terms. We find a semi-group of inner fluctuations, which only depends on the involutive algebra A and which extends the unitary group of A. This has a key application in noncommutative spectral models beyond the Standard Model, of which we consider here a toy model. © 2013 Elsevier B.V.
Hom-Lie algebras with symmetric invariant nondegenerate bilinear formsSaïd Benayadi | Abdenacer Makhlouf
Volume 76, Issue , February 2014, Pages 38-60
The aim of this paper is to introduce and study quadratic Hom-Lie algebras, which are Hom-Lie algebras equipped with symmetric invariant nondegenerate bilinear forms. We provide several constructions leading to examples and extend the Double Extension Theory to this class of nonassociative algebras. Elements of Representation Theory for Hom-Lie algebras, including adjoint and coadjoint representations, are supplied with application to quadratic Hom-Lie algebras. Centerless involutive quadratic Hom-Lie algebras are characterized. We reduce the case where the twist map is invertible to the study of involutive quadratic Lie algebras. Also, we establish a correspondence between the class of involutive quadratic Hom-Lie algebras and quadratic simple Lie algebras with symmetric involution. © 2013 Elsevier B.V.
Leibniz algebroids, twistings and exceptional generalized geometryD. Baraglia
Volume 62, Issue 5, May 2012, Pages 903-934
We investigate a class of Leibniz algebroids which are invariant under diffeomorphisms and symmetries involving collections of closed forms. Under appropriate assumptions we arrive at a classification which in particular gives a construction starting from graded Lie algebras. In this case the Leibniz bracket is a derived bracket and there are higher derived brackets resulting in an L ∞-structure. The algebroids can be twisted by a non-abelian cohomology class and we prove that the twisting class is described by a Maurer-Cartan equation. For compact manifolds we construct a Kuranishi moduli space of this equation which is shown to be affine algebraic. We explain how these results are related to exceptional generalized geometry. © 2012 Elsevier B.V..
A holomorphic and background independent partition function for matrix models and topological stringsBertrand Eynard | Marcos Mariño
Volume 61, Issue 7, July 2011, Pages 1181-1202
We study various properties of a nonperturbative partition function which can be associated with any spectral curve. When the spectral curve arises from a matrix model, this nonperturbative partition function is given by a sum of matrix integrals over all possible filling fractions, and includes all the multi-instanton corrections to the perturbative 1/N expansion. We show that the nonperturbative partition function, which is manifestly holomorphic, is also modular and background independent: it transforms as the partition function of a twisted fermion on the spectral curve. Therefore, modularity is restored by nonperturbative corrections. We also show that this nonperturbative partition function obeys the Hirota equation and provides a natural nonperturbative completion for topological string theory on local Calabi-Yau 3-folds. © 2010 Elsevier B.V.
Dirac algebroids in Lagrangian and Hamiltonian mechanicsKatarzyna Grabowska | Janusz Grabowski
Volume 61, Issue 11, November 2011, Pages 2233-2253
We present a unified approach to constrained implicit Lagrangian and Hamiltonian systems based on the introduced concept of Dirac algebroid. The latter is a certain almost Dirac structure associated with the Courant algebroid TE*⊕MT*E* on the dual E* to a vector bundle τ:E→M. If this almost Dirac structure is integrable (Dirac), we speak about a Dirac-Lie algebroid. The bundle E plays the role of the bundle of kinematic configurations (quasi-velocities), while the bundle E*-the role of the phase space. This setting is totally intrinsic and does not distinguish between regular and singular Lagrangians. The constraints are part of the framework, so the general approach does not change when nonholonomic constraints are imposed, and produces the (implicit) Euler-Lagrange and Hamilton equations in an elegant geometric way. The scheme includes all important cases of Lagrangian and Hamiltonian systems, no matter if they are with or without constraints, autonomous or non-autonomous etc., as well as their reductions; in particular, constrained systems on Lie algebroids. we prove also some basic facts about the geometry of Dirac and Dirac-Lie algebroids. © 2011 Elsevier B.V.
Chern-Simons theory, Stokes' theorem, and the Duflo mapHanno Sahlmann | Thomas Thiemann
Volume 61, Issue 6, June 2011, Pages 1104-1121
We consider a novel derivation of the expectation values of holonomies in Chern-Simons theory, based on Stokes' Theorem and the functional properties of the Chern-Simons action. It involves replacing the connection by certain functional derivatives under the path integral. It turns out that ordering choices have to be made in the process, and we demonstrate that, quite surprisingly, the Duflo isomorphism gives the right ordering, at least in the simple cases that we consider. In this way, we determine the expectation values of unknotted, but possibly linked, holonomy loops for SU(2) and SU(3), and sketch how the method may be applied to more complicated cases. Our manipulations of the path integral are formal but well motivated by a rigorous calculus of integration on spaces of generalized connections which has been developed in the context of loop quantum gravity. © 2011 Elsevier B.V.
Some constructions of biharmonic maps and Chen's conjecture on biharmonic hypersurfacesYe Lin Ou
Volume 62, Issue 4, January 2012, Pages 751-762
© 2012 Elsevier B.V.We give several construction methods and use them to produce many examples of proper biharmonic maps including biharmonic tori of any dimension in Euclidean spheres (. Theorem2.2, Corollaries2.3, 2.4 and 2.6), biharmonic maps between spheres (. Theorem2.9) and into spheres (. Theorem2.10) via orthogonal multiplications and eigenmaps. We also study biharmonic graphs of maps, derive the equation for a function whose graph is a biharmonic hypersurface in a Euclidean space, and give an equivalent formulation of Chen's conjecture on biharmonic hypersurfaces by using the biharmonic graph equation (. Theorem4.1) which paves a way for the analytic study of the conjecture.
Representations and cohomology of n-ary multiplicative Hom-Nambu-Lie algebrasF. Ammar | S. Mabrouk | A. Makhlouf
Volume 61, Issue 10, October 2011, Pages 1898-1913
The aim of this paper is to provide cohomologies of n-ary Hom-Nambu-Lie algebras governing central extensions and one parameter formal deformations. We generalize to n-ary algebras the notions of derivation and representation introduced by Sheng for Hom-Lie algebras. Also we show that a cohomology of n-ary Hom-Nambu-Lie algebras could be derived from the cohomology of Hom-Leibniz algebras. © 2011 Elsevier B.V.
FLRW metric f(R) cosmology with a perfect fluid by generating integrals of motionN. Dimakis | T. Christodoulakis | Petros A. Terzis
Volume 77, Issue , March 2014, Pages 97-112
In the context of metric f(R) gravity, we consider a FLRW space-time, filled with a perfect fluid described by a barotropic equation of state (p=γρ). We give the equivalent mini-superspace description and use the reparametrization invariance of the resulting Lagrangian to work in the equivalent constant potential description. At this point, we restrict our analysis to models for which the ensuing scaled mini-superspace is maximally symmetric. As the subsequent analysis shows, such models exhibit the maximum number of autonomous integrals of motion linear in the momenta, which are constructed by the Killing vectors of the respective mini-supermetric. The integrals of motion are used to analytically solve the equations of the corresponding models. A shortcoming of the assumption of maximal symmetry is that it restricts the form of f(R) to be λRμ; thus the physical meaning of the ensuing analytical solutions is limited whenever μ is fixed to a value substantially different from 1. Finally, a brief description of the properties of the resulting Hubble parameters is given. © 2013 Elsevier B.V.
*-compatible connections in noncommutative Riemannian geometryE. J. Beggs | S. Majid
Volume 61, Issue 1, January 2011, Pages 95-124
We develop the formalism for noncommutative differential geometry and Riemmannian geometry to take full account of the *-algebra structure on the (possibly noncommutative) coordinate ring and the bimodule structure on the differential forms. We show that *-compatible bimodule connections lead to braid operators σ in some generality (going beyond the quantum group case) and we develop their role in the exterior algebra. We study metrics in the form of Hermitian structures on Hilbert *-modules and metric compatibility in both the usual form and a cotorsion form. We show that the theory works well for the quantum group C q[SU 2] with its three-dimensional calculus, finding for each point of a three-parameter space of covariant metrics a unique 'Levi-Civita' connection deforming the classical one and characterised by zero torsion, metric preservation and *-compatibility. Allowing torsion, we find a unique connection with a classical limit that is metric preserving and *-compatible and for which σ obeys the braid relations. It projects to a unique 'Levi-Civita' connection on the quantum sphere. The theory also works for finite groups, and in particular for the permutation group S 3, where we find somewhat similar results. © 2010 Elsevier B.V.
Bi-metric pseudo-Finslerian spacetimesJozef Skakala | Matt Visser
Volume 61, Issue 8, August 2011, Pages 1396-1400
Finsler spacetimes have become increasingly popular within the theoretical physics community over the last two decades. However, because physicists need to use pseudo-Finsler structures to describe propagation of signals, there will be nonzero null vectors in both the tangent and cotangent spaces - this causes significant problems in that many of the mathematical results normally obtained for "usual" (Euclidean signature) Finsler structures either do not apply, or require significant modifications to their formulation and/or proof. We shall first provide a few basic definitions, explicitly demonstrating the interpretation of bi-metric theories in terms of pseudo-Finsler norms. We shall then discuss the tricky issues that arise when trying to construct an appropriate pseudo-Finsler metric appropriate to bi-metric spacetimes. Whereas in Euclidian signature the construction of the Finsler metric typically fails only at the zero vector, in Lorentzian signature the Finsler metric is typically ill-defined on the entire null cone. Consequently it is not a good idea to try to encode bi-metricity into pseudo-Finsler geometry. One has to be very careful when applying the concept of pseudo-Finsler geometry in physics. © 2011 Elsevier B.V.
A Poincaré lemma for sigma models of AKSZ typeGlenn Barnich | Maxim Grigoriev
Volume 61, Issue 3, March 2011, Pages 663-674
For a sigma model of AKSZ type, we show that the local BRST cohomology is isomorphic to the cohomology of the target space differential when restricted to coordinate neighborhoods both in the base and in the target. An analogous result is shown to hold for the cohomology in the space of functional multivectors. Applications of these latter cohomology classes in the context of the inverse problem of the calculus of variation for general gauge systems are also discussed. © 2010 Elsevier B.V.
Conformal field theories in six-dimensional twistor spaceL. J. Mason | R. A. Reid-Edwards | A. Taghavi-Chabert
Volume 62, Issue 12, January 2012, Pages 2353-2375
© 2012 Elsevier B.V.This article gives a study of the higher-dimensional Penrose transform between conformally invariant massless fields on space-time and cohomology classes on twistor space, where twistor space is defined to be the space of projective pure spinors of the conformal group. We focus on the six-dimensional case in which twistor space is the 6-quadric Q in CP7 with a view to applications to the self-dual (0, 2)-theory. We show how spinor-helicity momentum eigenstates have canonically defined distributional representatives on twistor space (a story that we extend to arbitrary dimension). These yield an elementary proof of the surjectivity of the Penrose transform. We give a direct construction of the twistor transform between the two different representations of massless fields on twistor space (H2 and H3) in which the H3s arise as obstructions to extending the H2s off Q into CP7.We also develop the theory of Sparling's 'Ξ-transform', the analogous totally real split signature story based now on real integral geometry where cohomology no longer plays a role. We extend Sparling's Ξ-transform to all helicities and homogeneities on twistor space and show that it maps kernels and cokernels of conformally invariant powers of the ultrahyperbolic wave operator on twistor space to conformally invariant massless fields on space-time. This is proved by developing the six-dimensional analogue of the half-Fourier transform between functions on twistor space and momentum space. We give a treatment of the elementary conformally invariant Φ3 amplitude on twistor space and finish with a discussion of conformal field theories in twistor space.
Geometric realizations, curvature decompositions, and Weyl manifoldsPeter Gilkey | Stana Nikčević | Udo Simon
Volume 61, Issue 1, January 2011, Pages 270-275
We show that any Weyl curvature model can be geometrically realized by a Weyl manifold. © 2010 Elsevier B.V.
Classification of Lie algebras with naturally graded quasi-filiform nilradicalsJ. M. Ancochea Bermúdez | R. Campoamor-Stursberg | L. García Vergnolle
Volume 61, Issue 11, November 2011, Pages 2168-2186
The whole class of complex Lie algebras g having a naturally graded nilradical with characteristic sequence c(g)=(dimg-2,1,1) is classified. It is shown that up to one exception, such Lie algebras are solvable. © 2011 Elsevier B.V.
The noncommutative geometry of Yang-Mills fieldsJord Boeijink | Walter D. van Suijlekom
Volume 61, Issue 6, June 2011, Pages 1122-1134
We generalize to topologically non-trivial gauge configurations the description of the Einstein-Yang-Mills system in terms of a noncommutative manifold, as was done previously by Chamseddine and Connes. Starting with an algebra bundle and a connection thereon, we obtain a spectral triple, a construction that can be related to the internal Kasparov product in unbounded KK-theory. In the case that the algebra bundle has typical fiber MN(C), we construct a PSU(N)-principal bundle for which it is an associated bundle. The so-called internal fluctuations of the spectral triple are parametrized by connections on this principal bundle and the spectral action gives the Yang-Mills action for these gauge fields, minimally coupled to gravity. Finally, we formulate a definition for a topological spectral action. © 2011 Elsevier B.V.
Conditional symmetries and the canonical quantization of constrained minisuperspace actions: The Schwarzschild caseT. Christodoulakis | N. Dimakis | Petros A. Terzis | G. Doulis | Th Grammenos | E. Melas | A. Spanou
Volume 71, Issue , September 2013, Pages 127-138
A conditional symmetry is defined, in the phase space of a quadratic in velocities constrained action, as a simultaneous conformal symmetry of the supermetric and the superpotential. It is proven that such a symmetry corresponds to a variational (Noether) symmetry. The use of these symmetries as quantum conditions on the wave function entails a kind of selection rule. As an example, the minisuperspace model ensuing from a reduction of the Einstein-Hilbert action by considering static, spherically symmetric configurations and r as the independent dynamical variable is canonically quantized. The conditional symmetries of this reduced action are used as supplementary conditions on the wave function. Their integrability conditions dictate, at the first stage, that only one of the three existing symmetries can be consistently imposed. At a second stage one is led to the unique Casimir invariant, which is the product of the remaining two, as the only possible second condition on Ψ. The uniqueness of the dynamical evolution implies the need to identify this quadratic integral of motion to the reparametrization generator. This can be achieved by fixing a suitable parametrization of the r-lapse function, exploiting the freedom to arbitrarily rescale it. In this particular parametrization the measure is chosen to be the determinant of the supermetric. The solutions to the combined Wheeler-DeWitt and linear conditional symmetry equations are found and seen to depend on the product of the two "scale factors". © 2013 .


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SEBASTIAN SHAKESPEARE: Clooney and his bride set sights on new life in politics
Having admitted he 'wasn't very good' at marriage and declared that he would never wed again, George Clooney caused much surprise earlier this year with the announcement that he was engaged to British human rights lawyer Amal Alamuddin.
Now, his aunt has added to the intrigue by confirming that the 53-year-old Hollywood actor plans to enter politics and that his glamorous, Oxford-educated fiancee, 36, will help him achieve his ambitions.
'George will run for office now, especially after his marriage to Amal, as that will open so many doors for him,' Starla Clooney tells me from her home in Dayton, Ohio. 'At least around here.'
Political union: George Clooney's aunt, Starla Clooney, says the actor plans to enter politics and that his fiancee Amal Alamuddin, 36, (left) will help him achieve his ambitions
Starla is married to Joe Clooney, the brother of George's father, TV news anchorman Nick, 80, who fought unsuccessfully for a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives as a Democrat in 2004.
'Nick ran for political office here and he lost,' she says. 'But being married will make George look more grounded and less of a playboy and that will be a big boost for him. And make him look more serious.'
George, who was married to actress Talia Balsam for four years from 1989, has not yet publicly admitted that he plans to seek political office. However, there has been widespread speculation that he might emulate fellow actors Arnold Schwarzenegger and Ronald Reagan and try to become Governor of California.
George, who was married to actress Talia Balsam for four years from 1989, has not yet publicly admitted that he plans to seek political office
Clooney, who counts Barack Obama as a close friend, once declared that he could never run for public office because he'd 'slept with too many women, done too many drugs and been to too many parties'.
He took Amal, who has represented WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange in his sexual assault extradition proceedings, to meet Obama at the White House in February.
Starla, who is in her 50s, spoke to her nephew about his engagement at a recent family reunion in Kentucky.
'George has been looking for places in the U.S. to honeymoon,' she says. 'He's keeping his options open.'
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'They don't watch a whole lot of TV anyway because I have them out in the garden as much as possible,' the filmmaker says. 'One of the first things Zachary grasped onto was a leafblower, when he saw one being used in our gardens and he got obsessed with them. And for Christmas the year before last, we got him a toy leafblower with goggles.'
Let it go: Sir Elton John has been keeping his sons, Zachary, three, (pictured) and Elijah, 18 months, away from Oscar-winning animation Frozen
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Reunion draws more than 160
More than 160 Brady High School graduates attended the 2012 all-school reunion dinner during Brady Days Sunday.
Honored alumni were the classes of 1961, 1962 and 1963.
Bill Rogers, a 1959 graduate, was emcee while superintendent Bill Porter gave the welcome and 1947 graduate Molly Brittenham Rundle offered the prayer.
The oldest graduate to attend was Evelyn Murphy Elsasser from the class of 1937. Also in attendance from the 1936 class was Maybelle Johnson Krekler.
Krekler and four Johnson sibling graduates participated in the reunion including Stanley Johnson ('41), Arnold Johnson ('44), George Johnson ('46) and Ilene Johnson Blattner ('48).
The Lindekugel family presented the school with a bench to be used in the commons. The bench was given in memory of Chuck and Florence Lindekugel.
Florence graduated with the class of 1935. Family members who also graduated from BHS are Jean Hicks ('65), Kathy Thompson ('66), Tom Lindekugel ('67), Barbara Franzen ('68) and Donna Kovarik ('78).
The Delores Gengenbach family also presented the Brady School Foundation with a donation for $1,000 during the reunion and Mary Stroebel Rodriguez ('63) presented the foundation with $500 in memory of her parents Carl and Ann Stroebel.
Foundation board members worked together to organize the all-school reunion. They are Pat Hoaglund ('78), Marge Spencer (teacher '71-'73), Bob Golter ('67), Dee Ann Birkel ('57), Cathy Callahan ('73) and Lisa Mann.
Other alumni committee members Charlotte Palmer and Carol Reddick ('78) helped put together the reunion dinner.
The next Brady all-school reunion will be during Brady Days in August 2015.
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Turn on the game on the radio today and Marty comes on in the top of the fifth and says the Reds are being no hit by Tom Glavine Jr. thru four innings. The old guy gets a little crankynow and then.
Turn on the game on the radio today and Marty comes on in the top of the fifth and says the Reds are being no hit by Tom Glavine Jr. thru four innings. The old guy gets a little crankynow and then.
Lol that's hilarious. The thing I love about Marty is that he is just like us when the Reds are doing bad. It's doomsday. 95 percent of us think the same things when Marty says it.
I haven't been around long as most of you guys, nor do I listen to him on a daily basis, but from what I have heard of Marty I think he is probably one of the best examples of a guy who calls it like he sees it. He's a likely HOF'er and has been around long enough to where he can probably say whatever he wants these days. I still wish I was able to listen to him and at the same time watch the game, but MLB.TV doesn't allow that.
I feel like he's gotten more and more bitter as he's aged and really think some of the things he says he may not have had the nerve to say with Nuxie sitting next to him. They balanced each other out really well, and w/o him there he's pretty annoying, not to mention incorrect on quite a few of his "criticisms" and "soapbox" rants
Wish he didn't have the influence and power he does, bc he heavily shapes most casual fans opinions on the players.
Joey Votto does not care about RBI.
I can listen to the 700 feed while watching on MLB.tv. Do you have premium?
I love Marty and I love that he calls it like he sees it, even if it IS a negative comment. I might not agree w/everything he says when he says it, but I love the fact that he speaks his mind and doesn't just sugarcoat everything like so many other announcers.
I think I've seen just about all of our announcers/broadcasters talked down on this forum and all I have to say about that is some of you must not ever listen to other teams broadcasts Believe me, compared to most, us Reds fans actually have it REALLY GOOD w/who we have in the booth (TV/radio alike).
I watched the Cubs game on WGN Friday afternoon and I personally thought those guys were pretty terrible. I also travel quite a bit due to work and will watch whatever team that is on where I am....and 9 times out of 10, I will think "man, a lot of Reds fans really don't know just how darn good they have it when it comes to our announcers"
I would get more detailed but I have been using the ps3 to sync the two for the last 2 years. Not quite sure the exact order it needs to be done.
If you haven't gotten the point yet, Marty's already in.
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#7 - swagloonRead "The Voyage of The Beagle" which is his journals copied for print; and well he was a dick to the animals. At one time he wrote about how he grabbed one of the large lizards found on the island and swung it by it's tail to throw it into the water to see if it could swim.
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England crash back down to earth
England's 17-game winning run was ended in emphatic fashion as they were trounced by eight wickets by Australia in their final Super Six match.
The North Sydney Oval was awash with pink shirts to mark Jane McGrath Day, but the team in blue shirts left with red faces after being hammered in front of the 2,214 spectators, the biggest crowd of the tournament to date.
Chasing just 161 to win, Australia dominated the England bowlers from the start and raced to their victory target inside 34 overs.
Fortunately for Charlotte Edwards' side, the defeat had little bearing on the competition as five straight wins had already earned them a place in Sunday's final. There they will meet New Zealand, who confirmed qualification by thumping Pakistan by 223 runs today.
Gone, however, is England's chance of setting a new record for the most wins in succession.
On a sunny day at the North Sydney Oval, Edwards would have been pleased with the early signs after winning the toss and electing to bat.
Sarah Taylor, fresh from 78 against West Indies two days earlier, looked set for something special when she punched Emma Sampson's first ball straight down the ground for four.
Around 1,300 school kids crammed into the picturesque ground to see the two old foes do battle, and the youngsters made themselves heard when England lost their first wicket, Caroline Atkins adjudged leg before playing across the line to Sarah Andrews.
England suffered a further setback when Taylor flashed at a wide delivery off the same bowler and was brilliantly caught at second slip by the diving Jessica Cameron.
Edwards announced herself in grand style with a sublime drive down the ground but when she was spectacularly caught and bowled in the 13th over by Rene Farrell, England were in dire trouble on 46 for three.
English hopes, as often they do, rested on the muscular shoulders of Claire Taylor, who was the only England player who looked capable of a substantial score.
The world's number one batsman, joining forces with Lydia Greenway, mounted something of a recovery, squeezing Erin Osbourne through point for a much-needed boundary in the 20th over and then hitting two more off Lisa Sthalekar.
But their burgeoning partnership, now worth 59, came to an end when Greenway, who displayed some stickability in making 22, charged down the wicket to Sthalekar and was stumped by Jodie Fields.
The key wicket fell in the 32nd over. Taylor, in little trouble during her innings of 49, leaned back on an attempted square-cut off the miserly Shelley Nitschke and carved the ball straight to Cameron.
When Beth Morgan and Holly Colvin fell in quick succession, England had lost four wickets for just nine runs to slip to 115 for seven.
The pugnacious Nicky Shaw and Jenny Gunn dragged England closer to respectability by putting on 36 for the eighth wicket before the former chipped Osbourne to Cameron at mid-on.
Gunn took England past 150 but Andrews, who started England's demise, ended the innings in dramatic style, picking up off her bowling and running out Laura Marsh with a direct hit.
Andrews dismissed Gunn in the last over, majestically caught by Leah Poulton at point to finish with 3-35.
Sponsors LG generously donated money to the McGrath Foundation for every boundary struck and aggresive Australia openers Nitschke and Poulton ensured it would be a sizeable cheque by peppering the rope at will.
Poulton started the fireworks by launching Marsh out of the ground as England's decision to hand the off-spinner the new ball backfired somewhat.
Nitschke matched that blow by cracking Colvin over midwicket for another six in the 15th over as the opening stand reached 79.
But the teenage spinner got her revenge when Nitschke was caught on the boundary by Greenway attempting a repeat of the shot.
Marsh made it a double blow four balls later, luring Poulton down the track and Taylor completing the stumping.
That was as good as it got for England as veteran captain Karen Rolton and Alex Blackwell carried Australia towards the winning line in a blaze of boundaries.


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BERTOLINI, Nicola
The aim of this seminar is to give participants the opportunity to discuss the contribution of civil society in the promotion of environmental protection and sustainable development.
Civil Society organisations will have the chance to share and to confront their experiences with past or current examples.
Participants will be encouraged to envisage ways to promote environmental values to improve public involvement and participation in environment protection at local levels.
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