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No, the title of this post does not refer to the beer. Though it may be the most interesting blog post in the world.
It refers to the date, 10/10, which — at least this year — is the second day of National Metric Week. It would also be written in Roman numerals as X/X, hence the title of this post.
For today, I have not one, not two, but three puzzles for you. I'm providing them to you well in advance of October 10, though, in case you're one of those clever types who wants to use these puzzles on the actual date… this will give you time to plan.
The first is a garden-variety math problem based on the date (including the year).
Today is 10/10/16. What is the area of a triangle whose three sides measure 10 cm, 10 cm, and 16 cm?
Hint: A triangle appearing in an analogous problem exactly four years ago would have had the same area.
The next two puzzles may be a little more fun for the less mathy among us — though I'm not sure that any such people read this blog.
Create a list of words, the first with 2 letters, the second with 3 letters, and so on, continuing as long as you can, where each word ends with the letter X. Scoring is triangular: Add the number of letters in all the words that you create until your first omission. For instance, if you got words with 2, 3, 4, 5, and 8 letters, then your score would be 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 = 14; you wouldn't get credit for the 8-letter word since you hadn't found any 6- or 7-letter words.
2 letters: _________________________
3 letters: _________________________
4 letters: _________________________
5 letters: _________________________
6 letters: _________________________
7 letters: _________________________
8 letters: _________________________
9 letters: _________________________
10 letters: _________________________
11 letters: _________________________
12 letters: _________________________
13 letters: _________________________
14 letters: _________________________
Note: There are answer blanks above for words up to 14 letters, because — you guessed it — the longest English word that ends with an X contains 14 letters.
The third and final puzzle is a variation on the second.
How many words can you think of that contain the letter X twice? (Zoiks!) Scoring: Ten points for the first one, and a bazillion points for each one thereafter — this is hard! Good luck!
If you're in desperate need of help, you can access my list of words for both puzzles — of which I'm fairly proud, since my list of words that end in X include math words for 2 through 10 letters — or do a search at www.morewords.com.
AWOKK, Day 7: KenKen Puzzle for 2016
Good day, and welcome to Day 7 of the A Week of KenKen series. If you've stumbled onto this page randomly, you should definitely check out some of the fun we've had previously…
- Day 1: Introduction
- Day 2: The KENtathlon
- Day 3: KenKen Times
- Day 4: My KenKen Puzzles
- Day 5: Harold Reiter's Puzzles
- Day 6: KenKen Glossary
Well, here it is, September 25, a mere 269 days into the year, and I am only now presenting you with a KenKen puzzle based on the year. I suppose I can take some solace in the fact that I'm presenting the following 2016 KenKen puzzle before the year is over. Little victories.
You might note that the puzzle has the following attributes:
- The numbers 2, 0, 1, and 6 are featured prominently as individual cells.
- Every target number uses (some combination of) the digits 2, 0, 1, and 6.
- There are two large cages — one in the shape of a 1, the other in the shape of a 6 — each with a product of 2016.
This puzzle follows the standard rules of KenKen, but there is one major exception: although it is an 8 × 8 puzzle, instead of using the digits 1‑8, it uses 0‑7.
If you're stuck, just fill in the squares randomly. There are only 108,776,032,459,082,956,800 different Latin squares of size 8 × 8, and your chances of guessing correctly are even better since 4 cells are already filled in.
As it typical of all puzzles presented on this blog, I am not posting the solution. At least, not yet. Maybe someday. If you beg. Or send me money. But not today.
AWOKK, Day 6: KenKen Glossary
KENgratulations! You've made it to Day 6 of MJ4MF's A Week of KenKen series. If you happened to miss any of the fun we've had previously…
- Day 1: Introduction
- Day 2: The KENtathlon
- Day 3: KenKen Times
- Day 4: My KenKen Puzzles
- Day 5: Harold Reiter's Puzzles
Robert F. Fuhrer is a toy inventor with a knack for coming up with creative names, including Crocodile Dentist, Gator Golf, T.H.I.N.G.S. (Totally Hilarious, Incredibly Neat Games of Skill), Rumble Bugs, Missile Toe (literally, a rocket in the shape of a toe), and many others. As the president of Nextoy, LLC, which holds the registered trademark for KenKen®, Bob now uses his creative naming abilities for the appellations of KenKen-related products.
The word that started this post, KENgratulations, is just one of his many linguistic creations. I rather like the term he coined to describe the computer application that randomly generates KenKen puzzles.
KEN·er·a·tor n. the "machine" (computer application) used to automatically generate KenKen puzzles
Quick! We need more 6 × 6 puzzles. Crank up the Kenerator!
The name conjures images of a machine from Willy Wonka.
Oompa, loompa, doom-pa-dee-do,
I've got a perfect puzzle for you…
Numbers and operations go in, puzzles come out.
Bob can also take credit for the following:
KEN·cil n. a pencil used to solve KenKen puzzles
I prefer kencils rather than pens when solving KenKen puzzles.
KEN·grat·u·la·tions n. an expression of praise for solving a KenKen puzzle
Kengratulations for solving that puzzle in less than 7 years!
KEN·thu·si·ast n. someone who likes to solve KenKen puzzles
Most Kenthusiasts solve more than one KenKen puzzle a day.
There's no doubt, Bob is good. But as you saw in a previous post, I've got a knack for coining terms, too…
KEN·tath·lon n. competition involving multiple KenKen events
I complete a Kentathlon consisting of a 4 × 4, 5 × 5, and 6 × 6 puzzle every morning.
e·go·KEN·tric adj. a person who thinks that they are better than others at solving KenKen puzzles
He's completely egokentric, even though he's never won a KenKen tournament.
KEN·tral of·fice n. where KenKen puzzles are made
The Kenerator resides in the kentral office.
KEN·te·nar·i·an n. person who has solved 100+ KenKen puzzles
He became instantly addicted to KenKen puzzles; he became a kentenarian in less than 3 weeks.
su·per·KEN·te·nar·i·an n. person who has solved 100+ KenKen puzzles in one day
She became a superkentenarian by completing all the puzzles in Ferocious KenKen on Saturday.
KEN·ta·gon n. the arena in which KenKen tournaments take place (analogous to the Octagon, the eight-sided chain-link enclosure used for Ultimate Fighting Championship matches, though usually less violent)
Enter the kentagon, prepare to solve!
KEN·o·pause n. the period in a puzzle solver's life when KenKen ceases to be fun
Kenthusiasts who have entered kenopause usually solve fewer than one puzzle a day, on average.
KEN·i·ten·tia·ry n. where KenKen solvers are locked up if they're caught cheating (syn prism)
If you copy off your neighbor at a KenKen tournament, you'll be sent to the kenitentiary.
KEN·al·ty n. a disadvantage imposed on a puzzle solver at a tournament for an infringement of the rules
He was given a 15-second kenalty for "using a kencil in an unsafe manner."
KEN·ais·sance n. the period from roughly 2008 to 2010 when KenKen puzzles experienced tremendous growth in popularity, likely the result of publication in The Times (London), the NY Times, and other newspapers
Harold Reiter's interest in KenKen started long before the Kenaissance.
KEN·der·foot, n. an amateur; someone who has solved only a few KenKen puzzles
He's such a kenderfoot; he doesn't even know the X-wing strategy!
KEN·den·cies n. the habits of a KenKen solver; analogous to a "tell" in poker
He has a kendency to complete all of the addition cages before attempting any subtraction cage.
hy·per·KEN·ti·late n. to breathe heavily while solving a puzzle (usu., a result of having difficulty)
At the 2013 KenKen International Championship, she started to hyperkentilate when she had trouble with a difficult 6 × 6 puzzle.
AWOKK, Day 5: Harold Reiter's Puzzles
You've made it! Today is Day 5 in MJ4MF's A Week of KenKen series. In case you missed the fun we've had previously…
- Day 1: Introduction
- Day 2: The KENtathlon
- Day 3: KenKen Times
- Day 4: My KenKen Puzzles
Like Thomas Snyder, Harold Reiter believes that human-generated KenKen puzzles are superior to those created by computer. But Harold pushes the envelope by developing variations on KenKen that include Primal KenKen, 3-D KenKen, n × n KenKen puzzles that use numbers other than 1‑n, and Clueless KenKen — which contain no clues and, contrary to popular belief, were not invented by Cher Horowitz. Recently, in fact, he sent me a No-Op KenKen puzzle that used the floor function.
The following standard KenKen puzzle is one of Harold's "Big Letter" puzzles. One of the cages forms a capital E, and he made this puzzle for a friend whose name began with — wait for it — the letter E.
No-Op KenKen Puzzles have target numbers in the cages but no operations. All the typical rules of KenKen apply, but it'll take a little more thought to determine which operation is needed in each cage. The following is Harold's "No-Op 12" puzzle.
And the piece de resistance of Harold's creations — though he says the idea for this one actually came from his daughter, Ashley — is the following 3‑D KenKen. Here are Harold's instructions for this puzzle:
In the puzzle below, there are 48 lines. Each must contain exactly one of the digits 1, 2, 3, and 4. The 16 cages are identified by letters. Each cage is either additive or multiplicative, and the target number for every cage is 12 — meaning that the numbers in the cells of every cage either add or multiply to give 12. Ken you solve it?
This one might need a little more explanation. The four layers of the puzzle work together; for instance, the two A's on the top layer and the two A's on the second layer form a four-number cage with a target number of 12. Similarly, the four G's on the second layer and the lone G in the third layer form a five-number cage with a target number of 12. All standard KenKen rules apply and are extended to three dimensions — no repeat of a digit in any row, column, or tube vector.
I prefer this presentation of the puzzle, which looks like a 3‑D tic-tac-toe board:
But Harold's presentation of it gives you a blank version side-by-side with the original, so you have a place to record your work:
The KenKen world is indebted to Harold for creating interesting puzzles and for sharing them with a new generation of students at his local math events.
For more of Harold's puzzles, and for suggestions on how to create your own, check out KenKen, Thinking Globally.
AWOKK, Day 3: KenKen Times
Today is Day 3 in MJ4MF's A Week of KenKen series. In case you missed the fun we've had previously…
- Day 1: Introduction
- Day 2: The KENtathlon
Yesterday, I introduced you to the KENtathlon.
While completing a KENtathlon, my goal is to complete a 6 × 6 puzzle in less than 2 minutes; a 5 × 5 puzzle in less than 1 minute; and a 4 × 4 puzzle in less than 20 seconds. Even though the sum of those times for all three puzzles is 3 minutes, 20 seconds, my goal is a combined time of 3 minutes. It's good to have goals.
|Puzzle Size
|Goal Time
|Personal Best
|4 × 4
|5 × 5
|6 × 6
I don't always perform well enough to meet those goals. And when I don't, I repeat the same size puzzle again… and again… and again… for as many attempts as it takes to complete each puzzle in the allotted time. And when I've met the time goal for each puzzle individually, if the combined time isn't satisfactory, then I start the whole thing over.
To say that I'm slightly obsessive would be like saying that the Pope is a little bit Catholic.
As you may have noticed in the table, I once finished a 4 × 4 puzzle in 12 seconds. The key word there is once. The stars were in alignment that day — it was an easy puzzle, and the dexterity of my thumbs and fingers was at an all-time high. Though I've attained 13 a handful of times, I've never replicated that 12-second feat.
That said, I regularly complete 4 × 4 puzzles in 14 or 15 seconds. With that being the case, you have to wonder if the 20-second goal is really a challenge. And what about the goal times for 5 × 5 and 6 × 6 puzzles?
Admittedly, my time goals are arbitrary, though not random. When I chose those goals, I had completed enough KenKen puzzles that I intuitively knew what felt right. Still, it wasn't based on hard data… and if you've read this blog long enough, you know that that bothered me. A lot.
But what's a boy to do?
I suppose a well-adjusted human might do nothing, think it's not worth the trouble, and just let the whole thing go. But an obsessive numbers guy? Well, he'd painstakingly solve 132 KenKen puzzles, collect data on the amount of time each one took to complete, meticulously record the data in an Excel spreadsheet, and perform a thorough analysis. You may think that undertaking such a project is ludicrous; but to me, it was absolutely essential.
The graph below shows the results. The circular dots represent my median time for each puzzle size, and the square dots represent the upper and lower quartiles. For instance, the median time for 6 × 6 puzzles was 217 seconds, while the interquartile range for 6 × 6 puzzles extended from 163 to 284 seconds.
What this reveals is that my intuition wasn't perfect, but not bad.
- I completed 49% of 4 × 4 puzzles in less than the goal time of 20 seconds.
- I completed 58% of 5 × 5 puzzles in less than the goal time of 1 minute.
- But, I completed only 14% of 6 × 6 puzzles in less than the goal time of 2 minutes.
Further analysis revealed that I completed 40% of the 6×6 puzzles under 3 minutes, and that seems a bit more reasonable, so my new goal time for 6 × 6 puzzles is 3 minutes.
Now, I know you thought this analysis was completely unnecessary, but the proof is in the pudding. The results were invaluable. By considering the data, interpreting the results, and revising my goal time for 6 × 6 puzzles, the probability that I can now complete each size puzzle in the allotted time on the first or second try has increased from 16% to 39%. Or said another way, Remy's morning walks now last an average of just 15 minutes, whereas some of them used to take an hour-and-a-half.
AWOKK, Day 2: The KENtathlon
You've come back! Great! Welcome to Day 2 of MJ4MF's A Week of KenKen series. In case you missed the fun we had yesterday…
- Day 1: Introduction
As the early riser in our family, I'm responsible for taking our dog Remy on his morning walk. Given his advanced age (13) and breed (golden retriever), our veterinarian says that I should walk him 15-20 minutes every morning.
But the length of Remy's morning walk is completely independent of any professional recommendations. Instead, it depends entirely on the amount of time it takes me to solve a 6 × 6, a 5 × 5, and a 4 × 4 KenKen puzzle.
I call it the KENtathlon.
Here are three puzzles for you to solve as a KENtathlon. The order in which you solve them doesn't matter. I don't even care if you take a break between puzzles. The only thing I would recommend is that you complete each puzzle in one sitting with no break — but, hell, this is for fun, so I don't much care if you ignore that suggestion, too.
Post your combined time for all three puzzles in the comments.
If you'd like to compete against other KENthusiasts, you can register for the KenKen International Championship, to be held in New York City on December 18. (Unfortunately, registration isn't open yet… check www.kenken.com in the coming months for details.)
A Week of KenKen, Day 1: Introduction
Welcome to A Week of KenKen (AWOKK). Every day this week, the MJ4MF blog will feature a new post about the number puzzle that Sudoku wishes it could be. That's right — seven days, nothing but KenKen.
Here's a list of the posts that you'll see in coming days:
- Day 1: Intro (that's today!)
- Day 2: The KENtathlon
- Day 3: KenKen Times
- Day 4: My KenKen Puzzles
- Day 5: Harold Reiter's Puzzles
- Day 6: KenKen Glossary
- Day 7: KenKen Puzzle for 2016
- Day 8: KenKen in the Classroom
If the Beatles got nothin' but love, babe, eight days a week, then I can certainly have a week with eight days of KenKen. Deal with it.
Today is an introduction, for those of you unfamiliar with KenKen. Here are the rules of the puzzle:
- For an n × n grid, fill each row and column with the numbers 1 through n. A number may not be repeated in any row or column.
- Each heavily outlined set of cells, called a cage, contains a mathematical clue that consists of a number and an arithmetic operation: +, –, ×, or ÷. The numbers in that cage must combine (in any order) to produce the target number using the mathematical operation indicated.
- Cages with just one cell should be filled with the target number.
- A number may be repeated within a cage, provided it's not in the same row or column.
The New York Times crossword puzzle editor and Weekend Edition puzzlemaster Will Shortz explains KenKen in this short video:
Ready to try for yourself? Here's a simple puzzle, which is dubbed an "easy" puzzle from the KenKen website:
Too easy? Here's a slightly more interesting one that I created:
Did that whet your appetite for more? If you were a kid who could've held out for several minutes to get two marshmallows, then check back tomorrow for the next installment. But if you were a kid who just couldn't wait and would've gobbled that single marshmallow immediately, then here's your instant KenKen gratification:
- kenken.com
- Illuminations KeKen app (provided by NCTM, iPhone only)
- MathDoku Pro (my personal favorite, but Android only)
Till tomorrow, happy solving!


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - February 6, 1985, New Braunfels, Texas What is the |MX missile? Height: 71 feet 192.000 pounds Diameter: 92 inches Range: 5,000 miles Maximum speed: 15.000 mph 10 individually targeted nuclear warheads Accuracy: Within 300 feet of target Racing: Silos in Nebraska and Wyoming Deployment: First 5 due late 1966 or early 1987 1968 propoaal: 15 missiles Tribun* Graphic, Chicago Tribun* newt reportsAustralia surprises Reagan with rejection WASHINGTON CAP) - Australian Prime Minister Robert Hawke apparently caught Reagan administration officials by surprise with his government's reported decision to withdraw an offer of support facilities for MX missile tests. Reports of the last-minute reversal surfaced Tuesday night on the eve of Hawke's scheduled talks with Secretary of State George Shultz to coordinate strategy for dealing with New Zealand's decision to deny a U.S. request for a visit by a Navy destroyer. Reacting to the New Zealand announcement, U.S. officials said Tuesday the administration was reviewing its ties with that country and also disclosed it will not participate in planned naval exercises set for next month with the two South Pacific nations. - After being informed of the U.S. plan to withdraw from the military exercise, known as Sea Eagle, Australia announced it was cancelling the manuevers, normally held annually. Australia was to host them this year. That announcement gave no hint, however, that elements within Hawke's government would succeed in forcing withdrawal of a four-day-old offer to let U.S. monitoring air craft use Australian facilities during MX missile tests. News reports in Sydney, Australia, said Hawke — who arrived in Washington late Tuesday for three days of talks with President Reagan and others — made the decision without advance consultation with U.S. officials. Hawke's government announced Friday that it would allow U.S. planes to use Australian bases while monitoring tests of the missiles fired from California and aimed at the Tasman Sea off Australia's east coast. The prime minister left Saturday for Belgium to meet with Western European leaders before continuing on to Washington. Australian newspapers said Tuesday that Hawke dramatically reversed course on the issue after several frantic telephone conversations with advisers at home from his hotel in Brussels. He told reporters traveling with him of the change, saying powerful leftist elements of his party had seized on the MX issue as a weapon against him. Hawke is seen as a conservative supporter of the Australia-New Zealand-United States alliance, known informally as ANZUS. Before word of the Australian reversal on MX tests, White House and State Department spokesmen raised the possibility of a reduction in U.S. ties with New Zealand because of its refusal to let the UJ3.S. Buchanan, a conventionally-powered destoyer, make a port call next month after the joint military exercises were to have concluded. New Zealand Prime Minister David Lange has said his government will deny access to U.S. warships so long as the United States refuses to say whether they are equipped with nuclear weapons. The United States traditionally has declined to provide such information. Texas sodomy law meets court dispute NEW ORLEANS (AP) - The long legal fight over whether homosexual sex is illegal in Texas, whether practiced in public or private, is not yet ended. The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has granted a rehearing. It will be before the full, or en banc, court of 15 judges instead of the usual three-judge panel. No date has been set. Amarillo District Attorney Danny Hill, who won the rehearing, included a sharp attack on state Attorney General Jim Mattox in his plea. This fight started back in 1979 when Donald F. Baker of Dallas said the law forbidding "deviant sexual intercourse" threatened his job and was discriminatory. His suit against the state was a class action applying to every district, county or city attorney in Texas. On Sept. 30, 1982, U.S. District Judge Jerry Buchmeyer of Dallas ruled the anti-sodomy law was illegal and issued an injunction forbidding enforcement. Buchmeyer said citizens have a right to privacy and to be free of undue interference from the state in important and intimate personal matters. Furthermore, he ruled, the law does discriminate against homosexuals because it does not prohibit sodomy between consenting adults of the opposite sex. When Attorney General Mattox dropped the appeal on March 18, 1983, Hill jumped in to carry on the fight, contending the constitutional right to privacy does not extend to homosexual conduct. Hill's plea was dismissed by the 5th circuit's three-judge panel last Sept. 21. It said he had no authority to carry on an appeal. The Texas attorney general was the proper party to appeal and "his decision to drop the state's appeal filed by his predecessor was made in the best interest of the state," the panel said. In his bid for rehearing, Hill's lawyer, W. C. Bundren of Dallas, said it was unrealistic for the panel to presume that Attorney General Mattox's "official decisions were always made with the good of the state at heart." Bundren pointed out that Mattox is "under felony indictment in Texas state criminal court for misprision of his office through commercial bribery." Furthermore, said Bundren, Mattox, while a legislator, introduced in 1975 a bill to repeal the 100-year-old sodomy law. It was defeated. The legal argument for rehearing was that the state's decision to drop the appeal deprived all other members of the class of the right to due process of law. "Never before in the history of this court's jurisdiction has a decision so clearly denied a party and class members due process," Bundren said. Scientist—Mars good site for colony COLLEGE STATION (AP) - A Texas A&M University scientist says the abundance of water on Mars makes the prospect of establishing a colony on the planet more than science fiction. The Mariner and Viking spacecrafts have provided detailed information on Mars and show it to be much more hospitable than the moon, said Duwayne Anderson, associate provost for research at AAM and a longtime researcher for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. "Water can be used to supply fuel needs of a colony because it can be decomposed with electricity made from solar energy and converted into hydrogen and oxygen. In this way sunlight can be used to manufacture a clean burning, pollutant-free fuel,'' Anderson said Tuesday. Mars' soil is volcanic like some of the most fertile soil on Earth. Anderson said an atmosphere and shelter for agriculture could be created with construction of a dome or other suitable structure. In addition, the gravity on Mars is greater than that of the moon. meaning life could be easier and more like that on Earth. Besides satellite photographs, scientists have gained knowledge about Mars by comparing its icy conditions with those of Antarctica, he said. Anderson is familiar with Earth's southernmost continent from his days as chief scientist with the National Science Foundation division of polar programs, where he served from 1976 to 1978. The martian terrain is similar to Antarctica, while red. rocky areas on the planet look like Texas, he said. "We have had enough experience in the Antarctic on hard frozen ground to predict reliably the behavior of the ground on Mars and to learn how to build on it," he said. "We have sufficient information now to plan for a safe colony there." Anderson said, however, that such a colony is "too big" an undertaking for just the federal government. "But it isn't too big for a consortium of industrial partners and the governments of several nations." he said. "Such a consortium could match the Soviet capability " Economists predict national recovery WASHINGTON (AP) - Despite record deficits, congressional economists today predicted continued economic recovery for the next two years, with unemployment falling below 7 percent and inflation remaining under 5 percent. "Budget deficits, even of the size recently experienced and projected for the next several years, are unlikely to have a sudden destructive impact on the economy," the Congressional Budget Office said in its annual economic report to the House and Senate. However, the report cautioned that if large deficits persist without congressional action, "runaway debt" would eventually stifle the economy. The end result could be "stagnating or perhaps even declining standards of living, deteriorating public services, or reduced defense capabilities," the report said. "Even though the damage may be initially difficult to detect, it would become progressively more difficult to undo," it added. Release of the report by the nonpartisan agency came as the Senate Budget Committee prepared for its second day of hearings on President Reagan's record $974 billon budget. Rudolph Penner, the budget office director, was scheduled to testify both on the report and on the president's budget. In the absence of deficit-cutting action, the federal deficit — now hovering at just over $200 billion — will rise to $296 billion by 1990. the report said. Reagan's budget, which recommends $39 billion in domestic spending cuts, would reduce the deficit to $180 billion by 1986 and — administration officials claim — further declining amounts each year thereafter. The budget office forecasts "generally favorable economic performance through 1985-1986." It predicted that the unemployment rate would drop from its 7.2 percent level of last December to an average of 7.1 percent through 1985 and to 6.9 percent in 1986 Inflation was forecast at 4.2 percent this year, up from 3.5 percent last year,and rising slightly to 4.6 percent next year. Overall economic growth will average more than 3 percent over the next two years, although interest rates will remain near their current high levels through the period, the forecast said.Terrorists bomb Iranian building NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — Two terrorists riding a motorcycle hurled grenades at a government building in Tehran today, killing one man and wounding two as Iran celebrated the anniversary of the Islamic revolution, Iran's news agency reported. The agency said police shot and killed one attacker, wounded the second and arrested a third man. 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Lecture: Underground Music in Iran, with Mohsen Namjoo PastThursday, Sept 12, 2013 ,
Visionary musician Mohsen Namjoo is considered the voice of a generation for Iranian youth. Join him as he speaks about the vibrant underground music scene that has emerged in Iran. Demonstrations will accompany the lecture.
Lecture will be given in Farsi with English translation.
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This program is part of Asia Society's ongoing initiative Creative Voices of Muslim Asia, made possible by support from the Doris Duke Foundation for Islamic Art. Additional support for Iran Modern programming is provided by the Robert Sterling Clark Foundation and the American Institute of Iranian Studies.
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The only thing that could make Alex Kavas new novel, Damaged, more realistic would be the inclusion of tar balls on the beach. With recognizable elements of life on the Gulf Coast leaping off every page at those of us who call the area home, Kava has created a story filled with tension and misdirection. Special Agent Maggie ODell, the protagonist in seven of Kavas previous best-selling novels, is caught in a literal whirlwind in Damaged. While a category 5 hurricane bears down on Florida, ODell is investigating the murder of a man in Port St. Lucie. The trouble is, his body is found in a cooler near Pensacola Beach, hundreds of miles away. Actually, we shouldnt say his body; its more like his various body parts. 6:30 p.m. Murder by the Book, 2342 Bissonnet. For information, call 713-524-8597 or visit www.murderbooks.com. Free.
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Valuation of Illiquid Assets: Third Party Sources
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Commodity broker of the year: OTC Global Holdings
Energy Risk Awards 2017: OTC Global Holdings expands and penetrates
Buy-side firms seek 'urgent' VM relief
Two-thirds of firms have not signed any CSAs that comply with the new rules
People moves: Citi axes second Asia-Pac clearing head in 18 months
Deutsche loses Asia head of global markets; StanChart hires HK chief; new Singapore head for Credit Suisse; and others
Why the leverage ratio distorts market-making
Darrell Duffie argues the rule hurts market efficiency for very safe assets
Plastics hedging rising amid US chemical industry boom
Several obstacles limiting potential growth, say plastics market participants
Dealers leave buy side guessing on Mifid trade reporting
Clients face tougher reporting rules if dealers don't become systematic internalisers
UK resists expansive view of Mifid II position limits
FCA suggests limits shouldn't apply to OTC trades between non-EU entities
Priips – the final countdown
Sponsored webinar: SIX Financial Information
Capital buffers for CCPs 'the way forward', says CPMI chair
ECB board member Benoît Cœuré calls for minimum capital requirement and stress testing of CCPs
CFTC takes steps to clean up 'garbage' swaps data
Market participants frustrated at attempts to further standardise swaps in data reporting proposals
Omnibus accounts in favour despite higher capital charges
Operational complexity in Europe and low volumes in Asia are deterring buy-side clearers from ISAs
HKEx waits for regulator to approve cross-currency swaps clearing
Race to be the first CCP to launch the clearing "killer app" continues
Regulatory and supervisory deference in the context of Australia's over-the-counter derivative trade reporting and derivative trade repositories regimes
This paper provides an Australian regulatory perspective on the over-the-counter landscape and shows how regulatory deference can play a facilitating role in the cross-border context.
Banks bemoan data gap in Mifid II systematic internaliser test
Required EU trading data non-existent, dealers complain
Global regulators consult on codes for OTC derivatives deals
CPMI and Iosco unveil proposals for unique transaction identifiers
US propane retailer hedges to offer customers stable prices
Michigan's Crystal Flash struggles with basis risk and volatile weather
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Financial Reform: The View from East Asia
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Since 2008, there have been enormous changes in financial regulation and supervision in the United States and Europe, as well as significant new standard-setting and rulemaking at the global level through the G-20, Financial Stability Board, Basel Committee, International Association of Insurance Supervisors, etc. Much of this has been focused on increasing restrictions on financial institutions, in the form of capital adequacy, liquidity coverage, and limitations on business conduct. The actions of East Asian authorities have contrasted with the angst-driven policymaking of the United States and Europe. In Japan, regulation and supervision have seen few substantive changes, while Chinese authorities have by and large continued to pursue a path of measured liberalization. This presentation will provide an overview and tentative explanations of regulatory trends in the two countries. This presentation will be led by William W. Grimes, Department Chair of International Relations and Professor of International Relations and Political Science at Boston University. Please RSVP on the following link.
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1978 was the 25th anniversary of Corvette. To celebrate a completely re-designed body was rolled out with new "fastback" styling. The new wrap-around rear window provided much more space behind the seats but was not a hatchback. Access to the storage space is still accessed from behind the seats. All Corvettes this year came with special 25th anniversary badging. A special "Anniversary Edition" included a unique Charcoal Silver/Silver Metallic two-tone paint job for an extra $399. Production of the anniversary edition was not limited and 15,283 Corvettes were eventually sold with this paint. The 1978 Corvette was the pace car for the Indy 500. Chevrolet created a limited edition pace car replica with a distinctive Black/Silver two-tone paint with a red pin-stripe. Production of the pace car replica was limited to one for every Chevrolet dealership. This amounted to 6,502 pace cars built in 1978. All '78 Corvettes were built with Rochester Q-Jet carburetors
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My favourite scene was retaken!
Yep, it`s Rose`s suicide attempt.
Here you can read inprogress of JumpDress
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My favourite scene was retaken!
Yep, it`s Rose`s suicide attempt.
Here you can read inprogress of JumpDress
Hello everyone! And here`s my inprogress of cosplay Rose Dewitt Bukater from Titanic movie.
My last photoset of the main heroine – Rose Dewitt Bukater - was based on the suicide scene (Remember? She was going to jump into cold Atlantic waters and then she met Jack Dawson there) Yep, that`s my favorite scene by the way. Pretty hard to answer "why"… Well, because of emotions which gave us the perfect Kate Winslet`s performance. And during this scene we begin to get to know the main characters better.
Now about sewing JumpDress (each Rose`s dresses got their special names depending on the scenes where they appeared. So, Rose was going to jump off that`s why the dress that she wore in this scene called "JumpDress") It was sewn in Edwardian Empire style, `cause this dress has a basque which reminds us Empire fashion. It was sewn from red sateen, two layers of black gauze with a black jour gauze with a train. The bodice and train were embroidered by me using a plenty of Czech beads and rhinestones.
The inprogress took me about 10 months of work! I began to do it in June, 2014 and finished in February, 2015. But it`s worth to do it. It`s a big experience in embroidering and sewing at all. And this dress is my favorite one from Titanic movie (it staggers belief, lol)
Here you can see a short review how I recreate Rose`s dress step by step.
I begin to embroider a double hem of the dress. For that I need a black close textured organza. Made many circles and embroidered with black beads.
Then I got these embroidered circles with glued rhinestones:
… because Rose has this beaded ribbon in the movie
That`s not visible detail but I wanted to do it anyway lol
After that a corded edge (just use black beaded lacing) of the black gauze with a train I goosed it.
And we got this
A small hustled through part (in comparison for sure) of this dress is done, all right. The next step is a beaded basque. That`s was rather complicated, `cause Titanic is an old movie, there`re no HD photos from promo sets, it`s hard to take a look more closely at Rose`s dress, especially at beaded pattern. I found some pics from Titanic collection, where Jumpdress was represented. Actually my variant is based on photo from Titanic collection more than on the movie.
Then I decided to draw a sketch of this dress:
Yep, my bad, I beaded a wrong pattern, that`s way I decided to unstring it.
And another try
Well, I did it many times and I got the hump and unstring all beaded basque
After that dress I knew that I`m a very patient person hah
Beading a back. Made bastings for beaded circles with rhinestones in the middle
Part of beaded arm
Near-final results:
Then I noticed that two sparkles in the form of flowers were smaller than the original ones. So I glued a row of rhinestones to make them bigger
Then I sewed them again in the middle of this basque
The last part is the decoration of this black gauze with a train:
Beaded in random way small black drop-shaped patterns. Some of them are empty inside for glued rhinestones
Making the shoes
I found my shoes, which remind a little bit the original ones
The next step – should do sewing patterns from fleecy fabric (kinda. I don`t remember exactly this fabric)
Then sew them down
Another sewing patterns
Take a double red lycra and sew round the shoe
Cut needless parts of fabric and glue them to the shoes. Then I glued a red lacing on the periphery of the shoes + embroidery near the lace (my lace consists of two black satin ribbons)
After that I added an acrylic pattern
The result
…and embroidered with beads and rhinestones I got this:
Actually I don`t know who drew adorable sketches of Rose`s dresses. Know only the main designer of Titanic - Deborah Lynn Scott. (By the way she won Oscar Award in 1998 for Titanic dress collection) Maybe she drew it.
Inspired by JumpDress`s sketch I did this collage
Well, I don't look like Rose's prototype in the right but wanna do this collage anyway
And here you can see more Titanic photos :3 You`re welcome!
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I`m Anna and I`m glad to see you on my page!
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1. Smooth and professional business presentations
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Voice Genders and "Ages" I Can Perform
• Young Adult Male
• Middle Age Male
• Senior Male
Language(s) of Which I Am a Native Speaker:
• English - USA and Canada
I Offer my Services for these Recording Purposes
• Commercials
• Promos
• IVR, voicemail, phone systems, and on-hold messages
• Training, business presentations, sales, and web sites
• Audiobooks
• Documentaries
• TV shows and movies
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As a sixth grader, I wrote, produced and voiced all the characters in my recorded book reports. At sixteen, I practiced editing in my home studio, which led to my first radio job in Los Angeles (1964) Twenty two years, and lots of radio and TV stations later, I would have the opportunity to voice some of the classic nationally broadcast infomercials (Blu Blocker Shades, Blue Jeans Millionaire, Cigarest, The Helsinki Formula, Abdominizer, etc.). A few years later, Sr. VP at an ad agency in Orange Co, CA., where our company set So. Calif. car dealers sales records with our customized radio, tv and web campaigns. Many newscasts, many corp videos and lot's of radio spots for more than 40 years have given me the ability to write, voice and produce successful campaigns for you as well!
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Since childhood, I have studied the voices of others on radio and tv and eventually trained as a singer. By 10th grade I had a singing group that toured on weekends. I delighted in winning several speech awards in High School useing a blank sheet of paper in place of the mandatory note cards. The rush from learning to ad-lib was the most fun. Throughout my broadcast and public speaking career, I've learned to draw in an audience, hold them close and make them feel comfortable. I've also had the joy of teaching others to sing and speak with ease, and savor the great experience of performing.
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I like to keep it simple, because most producers prefer to do any "finish" work to their standard or needs.
So, my Shure SM5-B is processed only by a tube pre-amp and goes directly into a Delta sound card flat (no eq). Because my primary job is audio editing for broadcast, you can be confident that the quality is there. So are the processing bells and whistles if need be.
I confess that I am the typical pack rat; still clinging to artifacts of audio devices forgotten by some but cherished by those who appreciate their design and function. I had to smile when I just looked up and noticed my DVD burner sits on the same shelf with a 1914 Columbia Grafonola!
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Australia were able to pull one back in the ODI series against Sri Lanka by routing the tourists in third and last match by 8 wickets and 170 balls to spare. Earlier, the hosts put on a fiery display of bowling with Clint McKay taking 5 wickets to shoot out the tourists for a paltry 115 in 32 overs.
Nothing went right for the Sri Lankans in the match. They got off to a horrible start when opener Tillakratne Dilshan went for 1 and Sangakarra and Jayawardene followed suit with ducks as Sri Lanka slumped to 14/3. McKay made the initial inroads with an incisive spell of bowling.
The other opener Upul Tharanga, tried to hang around and put on a partnership with Chamara Silva, but was caught plumb in front to Watson for 28 with the score reading a shocking 50/4. Then Starc got into the act, depriving Silva of any decent partnership with the middle and latter order. Angelo Mathews and Lasith Malinga couldn't repeat the heorics of their first match at Melbourne, going for 9 and 2 respectively, while their team-mates also got dismissed for single digits.
In reply, Australia got off to a brisk start courtesy fluent innings from Watson and Haddin, but the former hit one shot too many getting out for 15 to Dilhara Fernando. Then Haddin and Clarke carried on the work and brought their side within striking distance of victory before Haddin was caught and bowled by Fernando for 31 off 44 balls in the 14th over. The score was 84/2 when Hussey came to the crease. He and Clarke went on to win the match for Australia in the 22nd over as Clark brought up his half-century with a four.
One did not expect such a one-sided match, especially after Sri Lanka's fine performances in the first two matches. But good for Australia that they were able to get their act together finally, and conclude the lost series with a win. The victory will give them a slight morale-lifter before the Ashes which starts in under three weeks.


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- Rated: Not Rated
- Run Time: 1 hours, 46 minutes
- Video: Black & White
- Released: February 22, 2005
- Originally Released: 1953
- Label: Alpha Video
- Encoding: Region 0 (Worldwide)
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- Aspect Ratio: Full Frame - 1.33
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Episode 1: The Kerbys believe Topper is in danger of a sinister plot while aboard a train to an important meeting. Desperate to save their hapless friend, George and Marion almost ruin Cosmo's chances with a new business prospect.
Episode 2: During a trip out west, cattle ranchers mistakenly think Cosmo is too big for his britches and set out to teach him a lesson. The ever-resourceful Kerbys use their "high spirited" wits to make sure the dapper banker stands up to the brazen cowboys.
Episode 3: Topper's life is turned upside down when the Kerbys convince him that he is the lucky winner of the Irish Sweepstakes. Within days, Cosmo quits his job, Henrietta is confronted by a bogus rival, and the tax man comes knocking. Feeling guilty from their meddling, George and Marion try to stop the fallout before it's too late.
Episode 4: Marion decides she isn't married to George anymore now that they're both dead. Thoroughly dejected, George resolves to court her all over again, but his outlandish overtures cause unexpected marital trouble between Topper and Henrietta.
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For episode #3948.One Life to Live: Larry Carpenter
For episode #8655.One Life to Live: Jill Mitwell
For episode #8691.One Life to Live: Frank Valentini
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For episode "The Nanny From Hell".Curb Your Enthusiasm: David Steinberg
For episode "Mary, Joseph & Larry".Sex and the City: Michael Patrick King
For episode "Plus One Is the Loneliest Number".Will & Grace: James Burrows
For episode "Marry Me a Little".
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For episode "Whoever Did This".The West Wing: Paris Barclay
For episode "Debate Camp".The West Wing: Alex Graves
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For episode "Band On The Roof".
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