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Saluri Earns Olympic Invite, Wins Decathlon
Saluri Earns Olympic Invite, Wins Decathlon
Georgia Track Takes Third At NCAAs
Georgia Track Takes Third At NCAAs
Title Highlights Track's First Day At NCAAs
Title Highlights Track's First Day At NCAAs
One Coach, A Multitude Of Stars
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NCAA Track & Field Championships - Day One
NCAA Track & Field Championships - Day One
Georgia Track at the Razorback Invitational
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2016: Oudoor - Scored 8,228 points in the decathlon thanks in part to a career-long toss of 227 feet, 7 inches in the javelin to finish fourth at the U.S. Olympic Trials, which was one spot out of qualifying for the Rio Games.
Indoor - Opened his season with a win in the hepathlon at the Razorback Invitational with a score of 6,020 points thanks in part to wins in the shot put (51-0) and pole vault (16-8.75)...Won the third SEC heptathlon Championship of his career after totalling 6,003 points, which was highlighted by wins in the shot put (52-2), 60 hurdles (8.06), and pole vault (16-8.75)...Finished third at his final NCAA Championship with a score of 5,9510, where he won the shot put (51-7.25) and high jump (6-11.75) portions of the event...Named USTFCCCA South Region Indoor Men's Field Athlete of the Year...SEC Men's Field Athlete of the Week for Feb. 2nd.
2015: Outdoor - Won the Bulldog Decathlon with a school and facility record score of 8,232 points thanks in part of wins in the 100-meter dash (10.85), high jump (6 feet, 9 inches), shot put (49-5) and javelin (220-11)...Tied for seventh in the pole vault at the SEC Championships after clearing 16-7.50 and was 18th in the event at the NCAA East Prelims...Competed during the first day of the NCAA Championships before having to pull out because of an ankle injury. Indoor - Led a 1-2-3 finish in the heptathlon at the McCravy Memorial thanks to a final score of 5,886 points, which was highlighted with wins in the 60 (6.94) and the shot put (48-8)...Finished sixth in the open 60 hurdles (8.03) at the VT Elite Meet...Won the second SEC heptathlon title of his career and set the meet record by one point after piling up a personal best 6,036 points, which included a win in the 60 (6.99)...Finished just two points behind the winner and took second in the heptathlon at the NCAA Championships thanks to a school record score of 6,068 in a performance that featured a win in the shot put (a personal best 50-6).
2014: Outdoor - Competed for the first time in 2014 and was second in the javelin with a mark of 211 feet, 2 inches and was seventh in the discus (130-5)...Shot to No. 2 in the Bulldog record books after winning the Bulldog Decathlon with 8,169 points thanks to performances of: 11.02-100-meter dash, 23-0.50-long jump, 46-1.25-shot put, 6-9.50-high jump, 49.84-400, 14.43-110 hurdles, 151-2-discus, 16-2.75-pole vault, 218-9-javelin and 4:48.02-1500...Named SEC Field Athlete of the Week for his home performance...Earned runner-up honors in the decathlon after scoring 7,675 points at the SEC Championships thanks in part to career-best time of 14.31 to win the 100 hurdles...Continued to train by competing in the javelin at the NCAA East Prelims and finished 41st (187-2)...Finished fourth in the decathlon at the NCAA Championships for a First Team All-America certificate after tallying 7,984 points in a performance that included a victory in the 110 hurdles.
2014: Indoor - Redshirted for the Bulldogs.
2013: Outdoor - Finished one spot out of scoring for Second Team All-America honors after taking ninth in the decathlon with a personal best 7,873 points at the NCAA Championships...Finished fifth in the decathlon (6,943 points) at the SEC Championships despite suffering a no height in the pole vault...Earned runner-up honors in the decathlon at the Bulldog Decathlon with a personal-best 7,824 points thanks in part to victories in the shot put (47-5.25), high jump (6-9.75) and javelin (214-1). 2013 Indoor: Reached a personal-best height of 16 feet, ¾ inches to take fifth in the open pole vault at the Auburn Invite...Scored a career-best total of 5,619 points to take third in the heptathlon at the Razorback Invite thanks in part to his 23-foot long jump...Earned runner-up honors in the open pole vault with a clearance of 15-7 at the VT Elite Meet...Piled up a career high 5,889 points to win the heptathlon title and set a school record at the SEC Championships, thanks in part to reaching or equaling six career bests (60-meter dash - 6.95; long jump - 23-5.25; shot put - 46-9.50; 60 hurdles - 8.15; pole vault - 16-0.75; 1000 - 2:50.41) during his seven events...Including his school record mark of 6,017, posted five personal-best efforts (1000 - 2:47.07; 60 hurdles - 8.10; high jump - 6-11; pole vault - 16-8.75) and finished third in the heptathlon for a First Team All-America certificate at the NCAA Championships.
2012 Outdoor: Posted four personal-best efforts to score a career-high 7,434 points in the decathlon at the USA Junior Championships to earn runner-up honors and a place on the U.S. squad for the World Championships in Barcelona...Despite not scoring in the 110-meter hurdles because of a disqualification, finished seventh in the decathlon (6,331) at the SEC Championships...Shot to fifth on UGA's all-time top-10 list during his first career decathlon after scoring 7,410 points for third place at the Bulldog Decathlon thanks to victories in the high jump (6-9.50) and javelin (191).
2012 Indoor: Clocked an 8.52 in the 60-meter hurdle prelims before taking 11th in the finals...Finished ninth with 5,380 points during the first full heptathlon of his life at the Razorback Invitational thanks to six personal-best efforts...Improved his career-best score in the heptathlon to 5,481 to take fifth at the SEC Championships, including a victory in the high jump (6 feet, 10 ¼ inches).
High School: Named The Florida Times-Union Male Track Athlete of the Year and to the All-First Coast Team...Set school records in the pole vault, high jump and triple jump...Has personal-best marks of 15-3 (pole vault), 6-9 (high jump) and 46 feet (triple jump)...Won the 2011 FHSAA 2A state title in the pole vault after clearing 15 feet and was also fifth in the high jump...Named MVP as a sophomore and senior and was First Team All-City from his sophomore to seniors years...Also played football for Episcopal and caught 66 passes for more than 1,200 yards and 13 touchdowns as a senior...Earned MVP honors in football as a junior and senior and First Team All-City honors.
Personal: Born May 19, 1993...Son of Robbie Scantling and Michael Scantling...Brother, Hunter, was a pitcher for Florida State's baseball team before being drafted in the 14th round of the 2012 MLB draft by the Detroit Tigers...Father, Michael, played football at Valdosta State...Majoring in Housing.
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Still, Digitimes is not always the most credible source, despite our wish for a larger screen iPhone. Coupled with the rumor about the smallish iPhone nano that is in the works, this might mean that Apple will diversify its iPhone portfolio, and drift away from the one-size-fits-all approach.
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Rudy Ray Moore wants some respect, and he wants it, like, yesterday.
The man perhaps most famous for the ´70s low-low-low-budget Dolemite movies he produced and starred in is tired of no one recognizing him. They obviously don't realize he's the king of the "party records" (his most familiar title), and also the godfather of rap and the original king of comedy. He's tired of celebrity fans like Eddie Murphy and Quentin Tarantino promising him gigs in their next movies, only to have it slip their minds. He's tired of Steve Harvey -- "with his no-honoring self," as Moore puts it -- not giving him props for his self-made success and popularity whenever he appeared on his radio show. And furthermore, he's tired of no one realizing how goddamn great he is.
"I'm not conceited because of my greatness," explains Moore from his Las Vegas home base. "I am convinced that I do have it."
Moore will joke around today at the Dolemite Comedy Ball. But if you think Moore is being silly and doing a Kanye West impersonation, he's not. He sounds less like the randy, boisterous, gloriously profane mackdaddy he perfected on comedy albums and, of course, in the Dolemite movies. He certainly doesn't drop any F-bombs when he seriously explains why it's about time somebody gave him some credit.
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"I was 37 years old when I hit on records," he says, passing on disclosing his current age. "I come out with a structure of humor that was so fresh and so original and has never been used before. And today, people want to give Richard Pryor the credit of starting that, which the comedy was Dolemite, the Signifying Monkey, the Great Titanic, the old folklore tales from many years ago that had these four-letter words in it. I am the world's first to go out there and crack humor like this on a record."
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Circuit City (CC ) posted a 7-cent first-quarter loss, vs. a 3-cent loss from continuing operations despite a 6.4% rise in net sales and operating revenue. The company says results are within guidance. It sees 3% to 6% fiscal 2006 total sales growth and low single-digit domestic same-store sales growth.
Single-family homebuilder KB Home (KBH ) posted $2.06, vs. $1.20 second-quarter earnings per share on 36% revenue rise. The company raises fiscal 2005 earnings per share guidance to $9.00.
Adobe Systems (ADBE ) posted 29 cents, vs. 22 cents second-quarter earnings per share (GAAP) on 21% revenue rise. The company sees 25 cents to 27 cents third-quarter earnings per share on $470 million to $490 million revenue. It says a complaint filed by purported Adobe stockholder alleging breach of fiduciary duty related to the pending Macromedia (MACR ) acquisition.
Sirius Satellite (SIRI ) says Sirius Canada received regulatory approval to broadcast and sell Sirius service in Canada. The company notes Sirius Canada is owned by Sirius, Canadian Broadcasting Corp., and Standard Radio.
Merck (MRK ) received an approvable letter from the FDA for its New Drug Application (NDA) for Arcoxia, but the FDA informs the company in the letter that before approval of the NDA can be issued, additional safety and efficacy data is required.
In its Form 8-K filing, St. Paul Travelers (STA ) says it received a subpoena from the U.S. Attorney as part of an investigation into the use of finite risk insurance and related products. The company says it will cooperate fully with all such requests.
Host Marriott (HMT ) raised its quarterly dividend by 25% to 10 cents.
RF Monolithics (RFMI ) posted a penny, vs. nine cents third-quarter earnings per share on a 17% revenue decline. The company cites a decline in various component markets that RFMI serves, particularly the automotive market. It sees fourth-quarter sales flat with the third quarter.
Metrologic Instruments (MTLG ) sees second-quarter revenues essentially flat with the first quarter. The company sees lower-than-expected 2005 revenue of $195 million to $205 million and 80 cents to 85 cents earnings per share. It cites lower-than-anticipated market growth in Data Capture & Collection business.
Merrill reportedly upgrades Tommy Hilfiger (TOM ) to buy from neutral.
California Micro Devices (CAMD ) sees first-quarter earnings per share between breakeven to one cent on revenue of $14.4 million to $15 million.
Image Entertainment (DISK ) posted 5 cents, vs. 5 cents fourth-quarter earnings per share as increase in shares outstanding offset 9% revenue rise. The company sees $19 million to $20 million first-quarter sales, resulting in a first-quarter loss. It cites a relatively lean new release schedule and sees fiscal 2006 revenue of $110 million to $120 million.
Chattem Inc. (CHTT ) posted 60 cents, vs. 52 cents second-quarter earnings per share (excluding litigation items) on 8% revenue rise. It raises fiscal 2005 earnings per share estimate to $2.06 to $2.10, before charges.
CollaGenex Pharmaceuticals (CGPI ) says its motion seeking temporary restraining order, preliminary injunction was denied. As a result, defendants IVAX Pharmaceuticals Inc. and CorePharma LLC can continue to sell their generic equivalents of Periostat.
Seacor Holdings (CKH ) says one of its subsidiaries received a subpoena from the Antitrust Division of the Department of Justice relating to a grand jury investigation of potential antitrust violations among providers of helicopter transportation services in the Gulf of Mexico.
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This one reportedly went down to the last day of the window, but Barcelona remained firm in their initial response that David Villa would not be sold in January. It was clearly not about money, as it was said that Manchester City offered £17million for the player on Thursday.
It's quite clear that Barcelona have concerns over the scoring form of Pedro and Sanchez this season, and David Villa is an insurance policy for a team who are still in three major competitions. At Arsenal, Villa would have been fantastic.
He would have had the small Spanish contingent helping to ease him into life at Arsenal, and his ability in front of goal is superior to anyone currently in Wenger's team. Arsenal may say they tried and eventually failed in an attempt to sign Villa, but it's frustrating that the club never had a list of other options. It remains the case that attack is one of the weakest positions in the team.


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Luke Bryan Shares Funny, Scary Stories About Life at Home With Two Boys
Just because Luke Bryan is one of country music's hottest stars right now doesn't mean that avoids his fair share of reality when it comes to life at home with two young sons. Last month, Bryan was getting ready to be the man of the hour at his latest No. 1 party for his multi-week chart-topper 'I Don't Want This Night to End.' But home life hit the singer first, inciting an unexpected visit to the ER for his four-year-old son, Bo.
Carrie Underwood, 'Good Girl' – Lyrics Uncovered
The lyrics to Carrie Underwood's latest single 'Good Girl' were co-written by the superstar herself, along with Ashley Gorley and L.A.-based producer Chris DeStefano. Both esteemed songwriters played a big role in creating the perfect song for the first single from the Underwood's forthcoming new album, which is slated for release this spring.
Wild Turkey Breast Recipe by Rhett Akins
"Deer meat and turkey meat and anything wild is about as good as you can get," Rhett Akins, an avid outdoorsman and hunter, tells Taste of Country when speaking of his wild turkey breast recipe. "The No. 1 main reason this recipe is cool is because you went out and got it yourself. You didn't go to the grocery store and buy it. You spent hours and sometimes days or weeks trying to get the turkey. So it's cool to know that you went out and did it on your own, like back in the old days."
Rodney Atkins Says 'Every Day Is Brighter' Thanks to Fans' Prayers During Divorce
The past several months have been quite challenging for Rodney Atkins, as he continues to go through a highly-publicized divorce with his soon-to-be ex-wife, Tammy Jo. Atkins filed for divorce after 13 years of marriage following a late-night argument which ended on a very sour note — with Atkins getting arrested. His wife made serious allegations against him, claiming domestic abuse, though the singer has since been cleared of all charges.
Carrie Underwood Celebrates Birthday With Surprise '80s-Themed Bash
Carrie Underwood celebrated her 29th birthday over the weekend (Saturday, March 10) with a little help from her friends. The singer's closest pals treated the mega-star to a little trip down memory lane with a surprise 80s-themed birthday bash in Nashville.
Kenny Chesney Makes Reaching No. 1 a 'Reality' With Latest Single
Kenny Chesney returns to the top of the country singles charts this week with his latest hit, 'Reality.' The tune marks Chesney's 18th career chart-topper and the fourth from his current album, 'Hemingway's Whiskey.' Previous No. 1 hits from that album include 'The Boys of Fall,' 'Somewhere With You' and 'Live a Little.'
Gary Allan Working on First New Album in Two Years
Good news for Gary Allan fans who have been burning holes into their copies of his last eight albums. New music is finally on its way, and it could be in your hands as soon as this year! Earlier this week (Feb. 27), Allan held a press conference in Nashville from his high-end mens clothing boutique, the Label, to discuss his year that he has mapped out thus far, including his headlining slot on the 2012 Country Throwdown Tour.
Tim McGraw Shows Off a Hidden Talent
The entire world knows of most of Tim McGraw's talents — singing, songwriting, acting, entertaining, cooking, being athletic — the list goes on and on. But a new talent that has just been discovered thanks to a YouTube video is McGraw's ability to juggle!
Jerrod Niemann to Premiere New Single 'Shinin' On Me' Next Week
Jerrod Niemann fans get ready — you will soon be able to hear your first notes of the singer-songwriter's next single, titled 'Shinin' On Me,' when he hosts his second StageIt performance on Monday (Feb. 27).
Jason Aldean Will Encourage Daughters to Pursue Music If They're Not 'Awful'
When you're the young daughters of superstar Jason Aldean, whose career is literally smokin' hot, it's hard to not fall in love with the same career choice as Dad. Aldean's two youngsters, Keeley (9) and Kendyl (4), have found that love, but the level of seriousness for their future is still in question.
Brantley Gilbert Recalls First Song He Ever Wrote
When you think of Brantley Gilbert, you think singer and hit songwriter. In addition to writing his own chart-topping hit, 'Country Must Be Country Wide,' Gilbert is also responsible for penning Jason Aldean's 'My Kinda Party' and co-writing 'Dirt Road Anthem' with Colt Ford.
Miranda Lambert Reschedules Florida Concert to Attend Friend's Funeral
Miranda Lambert has rescheduled her performance this coming Friday (Feb. 3) in Tallahassee, Fla. at the Leon County Civic Center in order to attend a funeral for her childhood friend, Mark "Tex" Adams, who passed away last week. The new date for the show has been set for Thursday, May 17.


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Dear MathGroup,
Is there any explanation for the strange behavior of the
ColorFunctionScaling option when used with the Raster graphics primitive.
When set to True it simply clamps z < 0 to 0 and z > 1 to 1. But in
ContourPlot and DensityPlot the minimum and maximum z values in the plot are
found and then scaled to 0 and 1. It is certainly easy enough for
Mathematica to find the minimum and maximum values in the raster array, so
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The nervous system contains vast numbers of cells and great diversity in cell types; in humans it is estimated that the nervous system comprises 1011 neurons belonging to 10,000 different sub-types. Neurons differ from each other in many ways, including in their morphology, as well as in the type of neurotransmitters, receptors and ion channels they express. Each neuronal sub-type furthermore needs to be generated at the correct place, correct time, and in correct numbers. The combined effect of great numbers, great diversity and great fidelity constitutes the very basis for the enormously complex functions of the nervous system, such as homeostasis, learning/memory and behavior. Therefore, understanding neuronal sub-type specification continues to be one of the fundamental challenges in neurobiology.
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So You Want A Skinny Waist And A Fat Wallet ?
October 18, 2010 by Candice Kumai
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Pinching pennies IS as easy as pinching pounds smartie, they just go hand in hand. You will have to plan accordingly and get your brain into some positive thinking and serious lifestyle changes. Being hot and sexy never came so easy. If you want to look super hot in those expensive jeans, have a nice ass and a fatty wallet (so you can buy the best J Brands and Current/Elliots), then here you go….(click top to read)
If I sound like a biatch, it's only because I had my whole entire body measured every single day for 7 years as a fit model in LA, so call me an expert at this! So really ladies, seriously, what the heck have we been doing to ourselves? At what point did you think that drive-through burgers, pizza parlors, and nights spent in front of the TV with a bag of dirty Chinese food or a pint of Ben and Jerry's was going to make you look and feel fabulous?? You don't have to be a nutritionist to know that what we put in our body is what we get out of it. It's time to get real and take our health seriously. So let's get with it!
Here are 4 easy ways to eat yourself HOT and RICH!
#1 Shopping seasonally is probably the #1 way to save dinero and look mighty hot. As seasonal produce is most often less expensive than the stuff flown in from abroad or trucked cross country. Anything that grows on a vine, tree bush or in the soil is A-ok in my book.
#2 Sale! Sale! Not just for shoes and handbags. Really watch for those sales ads on your favorite pricey protein foods—when the price is right, stock up and freeze for a later meal. I also opt for canned tuna, salmon and chicken when the price is right.
#3 Generic? I have a mantra, "If it's not a fashion label, then roll with a fakie" Shopping generic for foods is a good practice too, as most often generics are exactly the same as the brand name ones! Don't believe me? Just read the label and weep. If your are that concerned about Uncle Bens or Sara Lee making it into your cupboard, then you've got a serious problem homie. BLING BLING!!
#4 Making food from scratch, with the ingredients you already have in your pantry always beats processed and packaged junkola. Homemade barbecue sauce, salad dressings, marinades, and to-die-for (TDF) hummus, can all easily be made at home with shenanigans you already have in the pantry my dear! Here's the best dressing in the world for you: 1 part extra virg olive oil, 2 parts lemon juice, and a dash of sea salt!
Cooking on the cheap has never been tastier, and soon you'll not only look and feel hot, but you'll want to invite your friends over to share in the fabulousness. Share the wealth ladies! If you want to get sexy, then learn to get tough as nails! Just say "NO!" to bullshit dieting and wasting your precious cash on processed food and bogus labels! Food labels are sooo 1980… so get over it!
Candice Kumai was the co-host of Lifetime's hit series, "Cook Yourself Thin", contributing writer to the #1 New York Times bestseller, "Cook Yourself Thin: Skinny Meals You Can Make in Minutes," and a Food contributor to 944 Magazine and healthy lifestyle magazines like Prevention.
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Allen, Lenard, Korver favorites in Denver shootout
The 2005 NBA All-Star Three-Point Shootout had a very diverse mix of competitors this year.
The 2005 NBA All-Star Three-Point Shootout has a very diverse mix of competitors this year. The field contains a superstar (Ray Allen), a sixth-man extraordinaire (Vladimir Radmanovic), a "specialist" (Kyle Korver), a defending champion who has played just one game this season (Voshon Lenard), and two Phoenix Suns wing men playing in a system that allows them to launch 3-pointers at a record pace (Joe Johnson and Quentin Richardson).
Regardless of how they got there, however, they are all vying to lay claim to the title of a shooter's version of an Academy Award. When I won the competition in 1996 in San Antonio, I had a tremendous sense of accomplishment for having beaten some the NBA's great long-range shooters, including Glen Rice, Dennis Scott and Steve Kerr.
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Gushue, Shore Named Louisville Slugger All-Americans
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GAINESVILLE, Fla. – Florida junior catcher Taylor Gushue was named a second-team Louisville Slugger All-American on Thursday by Collegiate Baseball Newspaper, while freshman right-hander Logan Shore was a third-team selection.
A semifinalist for the Johnny Bench Award who was a first-team All-SEC selection, Gushue led the SEC in conference games with a .389 batting average and was the runner-up in slugging percentage (.583) and on-base percentage (.449). The Boca Raton native is hitting .323 with team highs in RBI (49), doubles (16) and homers (6).
The 2014 SEC Freshman of the Year and a first-team all-league pick, Shore is 7-3 with a 1.99 ERA in 15 appearances spanning 90.2 innings on the campaign and has a team-high 62 strikeouts. In 10 SEC contests, the righty from Coon Rapids, Minn., went 7-1 with a 2.08 ERA, tying for the lead in conference victories. The righty had 41 strikeouts in 65 innings and limited opponents to a .234 batting average.
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Laura Paskell-Brown is active in Women of Spirit and Faith. Aside from studying for a PhD, she is having trouble reconciling her spiritual path and the voices in her head.Week one of the 28-day meditation challenge is over.For the first seven days, the challenge was to sit for 20 minutes daily and watch my breath. No intervention, no forcing it, just watching.So I'm watching…watching…but my mind keeps getting in the way: "Hey loser, did I mention that you suck at this meditating t … [Read more...]
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Maximum Likelihood Problem
I need to generate an algorithm in order to estimate the parameters of
an equation . It's probably a mistake in my codes that prevents me to
get the right results.
DATA (Sample Path generating): I generated the data using an
approximation of the differential equation dXt = - B Xt dt + s dWt:
u[x_]:= x + m[x]*t + s[x]*
where I state m[x_]= -10 x, and s[x_]= 1, t=1/12 Then I generate the
data with Table[NestList[u,0.2,100],{1}]]. So I have my data with the
true parameters value, B=10 and s=1.
ALGORITHM: I use an approximation (of the transition density
probability function). I constructed the approximation based on the
saddle points method (or Laplace Method).
sigx[x_] := s
mx[x_] := -B x
g[x_] = Integrate[(1/sigx[u]), {u, 0, x}]
sigy[x_] = 1
my[x_] = (mx[x]/sigx[x]) - (D[sigx[x], x]/2)
fi[z_] = (1/Sqrt[2 Pi]) (Exp[-(z^2)/2])
lamy[x_] = (-1/2) (((my[x])^2) + D[my[x], x])
c[y_, x_, j_] := c[y, x, j]
= ((j)*(y - x)^(-j)) (Integrate[((w - x)^(j - 1))((lamy[w]c[w, x, j -
1]) + ((D[c[w, x, j - 1], {w, 2}])(1/2))), {w, x,y}])
c[y_, x_, 0] = 1
py[t_, y_, x_] = (1/Sqrt[t]) (fi[(y - x)/(Sqrt[t])])
(Exp[Integrate[my[w], {w, x,y}]]) (Sum[c[y, x, k] ((t)^k)/(k!), {k, 0,
px[t_, y_, x_] = (py[t, g[y], g[x]]/sigx[g[x]])
And finally I get a function (the likelihood function)
L[N_] = Sum[Log[px[t, x[n + 1], x[n]]], {n, 1, N}]/N
where x[n_] are the values I generated above. So x[n_]:=
Now I try to maximize it.
I tried using two methods: 1)the function Maximize
2) Solve[] on the derivatives == 0 of my target function.
In none of this case I can get the results. (Mind that I generated the
data attributing the values to parameters, so data were generated with
the right values: I should obtain those values while maximizing!!!)
Can you help me? Where am I wrong?


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Just had a little fun with maxima 3.5 SL. Both stopped at light and I only put about 1-1.5 car on her w/o launch. I was bit surprised by the outcome. What do they run in 1/4 mile?
This is a discussion on stg 2 vs. maxima 3.5 SL within the Comparison: WRX vs World forums, part of the Community - Meet other Enthusiasts category; Just had a little fun with maxima 3.5 SL. Both stopped at light and I only put about 1-1.5 car ...
Just had a little fun with maxima 3.5 SL. Both stopped at light and I only put about 1-1.5 car on her w/o launch. I was bit surprised by the outcome. What do they run in 1/4 mile?
Originally Posted by rexmaster
Those cars are fast? I would of never expected that
werd up man you did a good thing beating him they are in the low 14's maybe high 13's i believe stock...
05' Crystal Grey Metallic WRX sedan
It is fast enough, I had one, well it was my wife's lease car. It have high-end power not a launcher. I do enjoy driving it once in a wile on highway. It have 265 hp stock.
was it 6 speed or slushbox? The manuals bone stock run mid14s, but with a y-pipe and intake they run high 13s>byproduct of a 3600+lb car. The autos are like high 14s out of the box, and low 14s when you throw money at them. Very nice, just limited in mod options. See http://fourms.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=289125 for more info
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New England F4
If you're not shifting, you're just riding.
I totalled my WRX
It seems like 3.5 SL only comes in 5speed automatic and 6 speed manual is option for SE (both have 265 hp/255 tq). I'm sure I raced automatic since it was 3.5 SL.
If it was an SL then it had to of been automatic. The 6spd option is only for a limited selection of SE's. The automatic is good for higher 14's and will usually trap around 94/95mph. Since you didn't launch the outcome sounds about right.... They have a strong powerband. But had you launched you probably would have put a good 4+ cars on it.
Just call me Clark Kent
Offical Body Guard for the Bugeye Mafia.
I think the 5-speeds can get into the mid 14's but the autos won't see those times. High 14's to low 15's. Niether is in 13's. That is 350Z territory (low 14's and some high 13's).Originally Posted by kylenls
They make them seem faster in the commercials but in reality the FWD and weight hold them back.
1999 Mustang GT (Full Eibach suspension)
Looking for an STI in the spring!
when i had my wrx with just a mbc and samco hoses.i pulled an auto off a roll from 5mph, he had car head start and i was ahead by 80. nice cars for being a boat.
RayfieldsWRX - "You like the feel of torque steer? Interesting"
jd92677 - "I like the idea of mashing the gas and not knowing which way the car will go."
-02 WRX 13.8@96 stock SOLD
-04 SRT-4 626whp SOLD.
-04 STi 13.3@102 stock. SOLD
-04 SRT4 388whp DD SOLD
It is a 6spd.Originally Posted by Road Warrior
The problem with the SL edition of the Maxima's is that it is part of the 2004+ make of maxima's which weigh's considerably more than the previous gen's. The 2002/2003 Maxima's had a 255hp VQ35 engine (same engine used in 6th gen - 2004 to current) but only weighed about 3300lbs and made a good 215whp stock.
There have been a few people to run down into low low 14sec territory stock with HLSD, a couple 14.1's a 14.0 and many 14.3/14.4's. However the added weight of the next gen (SL gen) leaves the 6spd lagging with times more in accordance to 14.6/14.7 with a few people getting a couple tenths lower.
You are correct about the auto's though. The 6th gen auto's are only good for low 15's and high 14's. The 5th gen however has auto's consistantly going 14.8's.
If you ask me though, the last "real" maxima went out in 1999. The 4th gen's 95-99 were relatively light weight (3050-3100 fully loaded, and many base model GXE's in the sub-3,000lbs area). They were less powerful, but could run low low 14's with just bolt on's and handle 350whp + on stock internals and tranny. Too bad Nissan hasn't gotten the suspension right since 94'
Just call me Clark Kent
Offical Body Guard for the Bugeye Mafia.
My bad, I meant 6 speed. My favorite years for the Max were the early 90's ones. The ones with the "4DSC" badge on the window. I was looking for one with a manual as my winter beater but couldn't find one that l liked. I don't know why, I just thought they were cool for some reason. Maybe it was because while it's competition, the Camry and the Accord, were going for the dull family sedan angle, Nissan was trying to be different and sporty with their sedan.Originally Posted by DTR rex
1999 Mustang GT (Full Eibach suspension)
Looking for an STI in the spring!
The early 90's were the VG and VE motors. If you ever find yourself trying to pick one up, try and go for the 94's because they had the VE motor which was quite strong and with a manual tranny can pull off high 14's stock and mid 14's with simple bolt on's. These years (3rd gen) also handled rather well, atleast a lot better than any maxima after it.Originally Posted by Road Warrior
I just like the 4th gens because they look good, just need a little suspension work to handle very well, and mods are def. there for it. Intak, y-pipe, catack, MEVI (variable intake), and ECU will get you very low 14's (some guys 13's that drive well) and traps @ 100mph. Pretty impressive IMO for a 10 year old V6 family sedan. And then of course you have the guys that are boosted running 12's and a couple in 11's on the stock motor.
If I end up having to sell the rex when I transfer colleges I will likely pick up one of these.
Just call me Clark Kent
Offical Body Guard for the Bugeye Mafia.
VE dohc motor is available 93-94, then they went to the VQ in 95. 95s are nice, they are the lightest-aluminum front bumper, which was discontinued cuz it didn't pass crash standards, plus if you get a 95-96 i30, which is a max in disguise, the i30t could come with a 5 speed, and all i30 5 speeds are limited slip from the factory-big bonus in fwd. My personal favourite is 2000, but i'm biased i had one. The chassis is stiffer(albeit like 90lbs heavier), the wheelbase is 2 inches longer(better high speed stability), and they added a 'panhard' rod style to the rear truck-arm suspension. The engine is a VQ30DE-k(for Kaisen), and the major differences is the front cat/manifold(same as 99), they are 99% cali cars(4 o2 sensors), they have molybdenum coated rotating assemblies, more aggressive cams, and of course the golden child-the variable intake(basically a cpu controlled plastic version of the older MEVI-middle eastern variable intake).
Basically, if you're gunna get one, get a 95-96 i30 5 speed, and for like 400 buck you can find a decent 2000-2001 motor with decent miles on it. the mevi swap is obsolete, in fact courtesy nissan, who used to sell it, discontinued it. oh and they last forever
edit: bolt on style the 3.0s respond well, but tops is like 300hp or so, turbo i've seen stock block cars w/450+whp, and a few runs 10s..... here's a link w/dynos to a bunch of street driven turbo maxes
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New England F4
If you're not shifting, you're just riding.
I totalled my WRX
Originally Posted by silvewrx
All good info, but finding a 5spd LSD i30 with decent mileage is not easy... trust me, I have tried many times
Just call me Clark Kent
Offical Body Guard for the Bugeye Mafia.
Totally, there's one in my town, the guy bought it new, is like 60 something years old, and i've been botherin him to sell it for like 3 years. My other suggestion is just to get a 95 max, and swap the de-k into it. Because of exactly what you said-rarity, i'm now looking for a 2001 ae(also has helical lsd), and i don't particularly mind the miles, as i'd build the motor anyway, but it's tough to find a clean car as they get older, but once again ae prices are rediculous-nearly 02-03 prices(even though the 3.5 is a slug).Originally Posted by DTR rex
New England F4
If you're not shifting, you're just riding.
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Leyton Orient vs Peterborough
The O's have scored in all 15 previous home league games against Posh.
Peterborough lost five of their last seven away league games in the regular League One campaign (W2).
32% of the teams that finished third in League One have won promotion via the play-offs, the highest proportion.
Peterborough have taken part in the Football League play-offs on three occasions, winning promotion each time (1992, 2000, 2011).
Peterborough have dropped a league-high 17 points from leading positions on the road this term.
Britt Assombalonga has scored three goals in his last three appearances for Peterborough. Indeed, only Sam Baldock (12) has scored more goals in away games in League One this season than the Posh hitman (11).
The O's recovered 22 points from losing positions in the regular League One season, only Rotherham won more (23), while Orient also came from behind to draw the first leg of this tie 1-1.
Despite winning 16 points more at home this season, Peterborough scored three goals more on the road than at London Road (inc. play-offs).


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Forward Association, December 11, 2009
Greenberg, former president of the Jewish Life Network and founding president of CLAL-The National Jewish Center for Learning and Leadership, laments what he sees as an increasing tendency in the Jewish community to look beyond day schools in favor of less expensive educational alternatives. He argues that "only day schools offer the tools to make a mature embrace of Judaism plausible for many of our young people," and urges the Jewish community to step up its financial support for day schools and tuition-assistance in order to make day school education universally affordable and accessible.
The Forward later published 'No Alternatives to Day School': An Exchange, a collection of responses to this article.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Soon-to-be senior Christine Magnuson picked up three first-place finishes and two Olympic Trial qualifying times this weekend at the Nashville Aquatics Club Summer Sizzler held at the Centennial Sportsplex & WCISC in Nashville, Tenn. Magnuson and seven of her teammates competed as the Tennessee Aquatics Swim Club and picked up 541 points as a team.
Magnuson, from Tinley Park, Ill., won the 100m (57.11) and 200m (2:03.91) freestyle, as well as the 100m (1:01.87) butterfly. Her times in the 100m fly and 100m free were lifetime bests and qualified her for the Olympic Trials, the latter besting the meet record posted by Olympian Rachel Komisarz in 2006. The 16-time All-American also took second place in 50m freestyle (27.11) and third in the 400m free (4:28.88) and was a member of the first-place 400m free relay team which set a meet record in 3:57.00 and the 400m medley relay team which placed fourth (4:30.77).
Another Lady Vol All-American who took to the water last weekend was rising junior Carly Mathes. Mathes swam on both relay teams with Magnuson as well as in the 400m free (4:26.67) 200m fly (2:21.98) and 200m IM (2:22.26). She was third in the butterfly event and won the B finals with fifth-place showings in the freestyle and IM. Her IM time was a lifetime best for the Kettering, Ohio native.
Four of Mathes' classmates (Katie Gehring, Maria Jugan, Sarah McCall and Brittany Nauta) also swam for Tennessee Aquatics in Nashville. Gehring swam in four individual events, her highest placement coming at 19th in the 100m free (1:01.76). She was 20th in the 50m free (28.74), 59th in the 100m fly (1:13.83) and 67th in the 200m free (2:19.53). From Punta Gorda, Fla., Gehring swam the third leg of the winning 400m free relay and anchored the 14th-place 400m medley relay (4:46.61).
Jugan saw the most action of any of the Lady Vols this weekend by competing in six individual events and two relays. The rising junior from Knoxville was 19th in the 100m backstroke (1:10.87), 23rd in the 200m back (2:34.26), 42nd in the 400m IM (5:36.04), 62nd in the 400m free (4:58.81), 64th in the 200m IM (2:42.63) and 71st in the 200m free (2:20.36). She was also the anchor for the 400m free relay team which came in 15th (4:15.23) and the fourth-place 400m medley relay.
Knoxville-native McCall competed in the finals of four individual events and both relays. She won the B final of the 200m breast in 2:44.19, finished eighth in the 400m IM (5:14.51), 11th in the 200m IM (2:28.62) and 18th in the 400m free (4:38.25). Her 400m free and medley relay squads finished 15th and fourth, respectively.
Nauta, who earned her first All-America award this year as part of the 800y free relay team, placed 17th in the 50m free (28.36) and 22nd in the 100m back (1:11.06). She was also on the winning 400m free relay team and 14th-place 400m medley relay squad.
Swimming for the first time as part of the Lady Vol group was senior Brooke Boncher. Boncher, who redshirted last year, transferred to UT from the University of Richmond last year. The West Newbury Mass., native entered five events over the weekend: 50m free (29.22), 100m free (1:02.23), 200m free (2:14.23), 100m back (1:13.06), 100m fly (1:08.29). The highest placement was 26th in the 100m fly.
Rising sophomore Jamie Saffer also joined Tennessee Aquatics last weekend. Saffer was 19th in the 200m fly (2:29.82), 21st in the 200m breast (2:53.62), 35th in the 200m IM (2:34.62) and 126th in the 100m free (1:19.82).
Future Lady Vols who represented their hometown clubs were Tricia Weaner and Sarah Sargent. Competing for the West Shore YMCA team, Weaner made the finals in all three events she swam. The Gettysburg, Pa., product touched the wall first out of 82 in the 100m backstroke with a time of 1:05.93. She also earned runner-up honors in the 200m back (2:22.15) and was eighth in the 400m free (4:34.04).
Sargent, from nearby Franklin, Tenn., represented Excel Aquatics. She was close to her lifetime best in the 100m fly with a 13th-place 1:03.76. She also anchored the 10th-place 400m free relay team and placed 37th in the 200m free (2:14.91),
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Feds Gave 'Conflicting' Answers on Controversial Immigration Program: Report
Federal officials provided "unclear and conflicting responses to inquiries and concerns" related to the federal immigration program known as Secure Communities that Governor Andrew Cuomo opted out of last year, according to a new report.
Though Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency did not intentionally mislead the public, the report finds, it did cause states confusion over whether the federal program aimed at identifying and deporting criminal aliens was mandatory.
"Confusion within the agency regarding intent and participation led ICE to misinform and confuse stakeholders and the media," concluded the report issued by the Department of Homeland Security Office of General Inspector.
After some contradicting statements related to whether the program was mandatory, ICE said last year states could not opt-out of the program and that it would be implemented nationwide by 2013.
Cuomo withdrew New York from the Secure Communities program, noting that it failed to meet its stated goal to "deport serious felons."
Critics of the program argued that it ensnared victims of domestic violence, individuals with no criminal record and low-level offenders.
The report, released last Friday, also says the program met its goal of finding and removing immigrants with criminal convictions and identifying them earlier in the justice process with "little or no additional cost to local law enforcement."
States regularly send fingerprints of arrestees to the FBI to check for a criminal record. With Secure Communities, the FBI automatically sends the fingerprints to ICE to check against its immigration databases.
If these checks reveal that an individual is unlawfully in the U.S. or has a criminal conviction, ICE takes action.
Last April, Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren, top Democrat on the Immigration Subcommittee, requested an investigation to determine whether the program was effective, and whether misleading and false statements were made by administration and ICE officials intentionally regarding the mandatory participation.
She said the report failed to answer crucial questions, such as whether individuals with no criminal history get caught up in the program and if it is susceptible to racial profiling.
In New York, 31 counties became a part of the program before the Governor withdrew the state. Since January 2011, 409 undocumented immigrants were removed from those counties. ICE also activated the program in New Jersey and Connecticut in February 2012.
As of April, the program has been activated in 2,670 jurisdictions across 48 states and territories. More than 692,000 criminal aliens have been removed through the program since it was introduced three years ago.


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Herman G. 'Bil ' Rigs , Jr.
Herman G. "Bill" Riggs, Jr., 58, a twelve-year resident of Patterson, formerly of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., died at home on Thursday, September 6, 2012. Mr. Riggs was a telecommunications installer for East Coast Services in Peekskill for many years.
Born January 13, 1954, in Clearwater, Fla., he is the son of Noah and Juanita Adams O'Neal of Vero Beach, Fla. Mr. Riggs was a veteran of the United States Navy, proudly serving from 1972 to 1974. He received the National Defense Service Medal prior to his honorable discharge.
In 2000 at his home in Patterson, he married Susan L. Gronke. Mrs. Riggs survives at home. In addition to his wife and parents he is survived by two children; Dillon Riggs and his wife Kelly of Jacksonville, Fla., and Shannon Puckett and her husband Wesley of Jacksonville; two stepchildren, Frank Perri of Carmel, and Andrea Upright of Wingdale; a sister, Rosie A. Speed of Vero Beach, Fla.; eight loving grandchildren; a niece, Mitzi R. Stewart and a great niece, Brianna M. Billings, both of Vero Beach, Fla., and his mother and father in-law, William and Marie Gronke of Patterson.
Mr. Riggs was a member of Mt. Carmel Baptist Church in Carmel, and enjoyed spending time with his loving family and grandchildren.
There will be no calling hours. A memorial service took place on Wednesday, September 12, at Mt. Carmel Baptist Church, 76 Gleneida Avenue, Carmel, with Rev. Keith Beverly officiating. Burial will be private and at the convenience of the family.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Mt. Carmel Baptist Church, 76 Gleneida Avenue, Carmel, NY 10512 or Hospice of Westchester and Putnam, VNA & Hospice Care Foundation of the Hudson Valley, 540 White Plains Road, Suite 300, Tarrytown, NY 10591-5132. Arrangements are under the direction of the Scott D. Conklin Funeral Home, 37 Park Avenue, Millerton, NY 12546. To leave an online condolence, please visit www.conklinfuneralhome.com .


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When Gotan Project released La revancha del tango in 2001, the group became one of the first bands to take a "folkloric" music style and mash it up with electronic dance music in a way which actually worked. The band combined the instruments of Argentine tango—the accordion-like bandoneon, violin, guitar, and piano—played live, and mixed them with beats from the Paris electronica scene. Now releasing the band's third album, Tango 3.0, Gotan may be a little dated, but they're still pumping out a quality product. This single, "La Gloria," updates the band's classic tango-trip-hop with a dirty dance floor bass line.


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Oba Martins will miss the game on Friday against Wigan at the JJB Stadium, but Joe Kinnear is hoping he will make the Liverpool game at St. James' Park next Sunday (12 noon KO time), in our final game of the year.
Oba Martins – could be ready for Liverpool game
Kinnear said after the match:
"Oba will miss out at Wigan on Boxing Day, but I will be disappointed if he is not back for the Liverpool match."
"He did his groin when he scored at Portsmouth. From then he hasn't had one day off the treatment table."
"On Saturday I took him off and he had a bit of a stretch, but he couldn't do it. He was still getting pain, so I stuck him back on the treatment table."
It was a good win for the lads yesterday, and it turned out to be an excellent move when Joe put on Damien Duff in place of Jose Enrique, after 88 minutes, and it paid off within a couple of minutes.
Joe talekd about that this morning:
"I have been brave and taken the left-back off.""There was nothing to lose."
"I don't know how long there was left, maybe six minutes including injury time, so it was a case of telling Duffer to play as high up the pitch as he possibly could."
"I told him 'if you can create or get us a goal, we're quids in – don't worry about defending'."
"I thought that area, on the left-hand side, was Tottenham's weakest area. Thankfully, these things come off for you once in a while."
Good move by Joe, and whether he meant it or not, he should take the credit for it. Why not? 😀
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NHL ROUNDUP: Islanders beat Canucks with 7-goal third
Matt Martin scored the winner in the Islanders' seven-goal third period, and New York erased a three-goal deficit in the final frame to beat Vancouver 7-4 on Monday night.
Martin made it 5-4 at 10:04 of the third for the Islanders, who reversed a recent trend and rallied late instead of squandering a lead.
Josh Bailey, Ryan Strome, Calvin de Haan, Frans Nielsen, Anders Lee and Cal Clutterbuck also scored for the Islanders, who scored four times in the first 6:22 of the third.
The Islanders tied their team record for goals in a period, matching the mark set in the second period of a 9-4 win over the New York Rangers on Dec. 23, 1978.
Chris Higgins, Henrik Sedin, Ryan Kesler and Chris Tanev scored for the Canucks, who lost for the 12th time in 14 games.
MAPLE LEAFS 3, DUCKS 1: Phil Kessel and Tyler Bozak each had a goal and two assists, and Toronto celebrated coach Randy Carlyle's return to Anaheim with a victory.
Paul Ranger scored and Jonathan Bernier made 43 saves as the Maple Leafs opened a five-game trip with their third consecutive victory, leapfrogging Montreal into second place in the Atlantic Division.
Carlyle was back at Honda Center for the first time since the Ducks fired the only coach to lead the franchise to a Stanley Cup title.
PREDATORS 4, SENATORS 3, OT: Seth Jones scored at 3:49 of overtime and Nashville defeated Ottawa to snap a four-game losing streak.
Nick Spaling, Craig Smith and Eric Nystrom also scored for Nashville.
Jared Cowen, Marc Methot and Jason Spezza scored for Ottawa.
Ottawa's Craig Anderson allowed three goals on 29 shots before leaving the game early in the third. Lehner faced 13 shots in relief.
COYOTES 4, LIGHTNING 3, SO: Radim Vrbata scored the lone shootout goal to lead Phoenix past Tampa Bay.
Vrbata beat Ben Bishop with a backhand. Mike Smith stopped all three Lightning shootout shots.
Ondrej Palat got the Lightning even at 3-all on his second goal of the game, coming from the low slot with the Tampa Bay net empty and 37.2 seconds left in regulation. Palat also had an assist.
Brandon McMillan, Martin Erat and Mikkel Boedker scored for the Coyotes.
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John Mitchell and Andre Benoit also scored for the Avalanche, who have won five of six.
Dustin Byfuglien scored both goals for the Jets.
Duchene knocked in the winner on a scramble in front of the net. Defenseman Tobias Enstrom tried to punch the puck into the corner, but it hit Duchene in the shin and dropped down to his stick. From there, Duchene lifted it over backup goalie Al Montoya.
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Solid comfortable handle, the trio of sharpened edges make this an ideal tool for trail construction. The size and weight are appropriate. Easy to transport in a pack. Works as an axe with a turned head for chopping out small roots. Scraping soil to contour as well as bench cutting surfaces. If you're limited to a single tool for trail work, this is the one to get.Holds a sharp edge for hours and hours of work. Easily re-sharpened on a grinder.
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numbered figures
is it possible to get automatically updating figure numbers? I tried
to use the menu item Insert->Automatic Numbering without success. What
I want to do is the following:
1. Draw figures in text cells
2. Insert figure captions Figure 1 some text ..., Figure 2 some other
text ... below the drawings.
The figure numbers should update automatically if a new figure is
inserted between two existing ones.
Furthermore, it should be possible to reference the figure numbers in
other places of the notebook, also with automatic updating of changed
figure numbers.
Here is what I tried in detail:
Create a text cell, invoke the drawing tool ctrl-d, draw something in
the text cell, select the text cell, change the cell type with alt-0 +
Figure, insert in the same cell in the line below the drawing an
automatic numbering object (menu item Insert->Automatic Numbering,
Counter type "Figure", check box "This counter object"). A zero (0) is
inserted always instead of 1, 2, 3 for different drawings in different
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Frontier operates an equal opportunity policy – our only consideration is whether we think you'll be able to successfully perform the role for which you apply.
If you are selected for interview, we will get in touch with you to arrange a convenient time/day for us to meet you as soon as possible. In general this will be a face-to-face interview at our Cambridge offices, although if you're based a long distance away (e.g. a different country) we'll conduct a telephone interview.
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I had a question about installing insulation under my house. Please excuse the horrible drawings.
I saw someone install foam board insulation before and they placed smaller strips to each side to create a gap(air pocket).
See picture.
Which way is correct?
Optimal installation, may require ignition barrier, check with local AHJ; Fig.7; http://www.buildingscience.com/docum...n-crawlspaces/
Depends on what you want for the end result; http://www.buildingscience.com/docum...al-performance
I can't really use fiberglass batts because of the moisture where my house is located. It would just attract mold too much. The picture I drew was just for foam board to add some insulation since I currently have none.
Which of those would work best? The foam board directly to the underside of the flooring or leaving a gap by placing a thin strip on either side?
my understanding is that gaps are bad.
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Mr. T.H. Li, the founder of Bili, is a talented inventor. His partner Mr. W.D. Li is a successful entrepreneur running a factory in China, which manufactures our new products. The two are good friends and happen to have the same family name "Li" (pronounced "Lee"). So they simply named this company Bili, meaning "two Li's".
Common interest for innovation brings the two friends and their co-workers together to tackle some problems ignored, unnoticed or unsolved by others.
While many people see problem as headache, we see it as an opportunity to help. We identify problem and find the right solution. So people won't have the same headache again.
The growing reliance on computer and the Internet has brought us both benefits and problems, such as the epidemic--carpal tunnel syndrome. Can we benefit more and suffer less? Sure, we can.
We felt the pain and found the solution:a foot controlled mouse. Now, nothing can stop you from computing and surfing online.
Another centuries-old problem solved by us is the interruption caused by turning music scores during rehearsal or performance. Our simple and effective page/score turner enables music players to turn music scores easily by foot. One tap, one page, like PowerPoint slide. So they can focus on playing, as our slogan says,"Face the music without facing the problem". It can also help e-book readers or PowerPoint presenters turn digital pages of any content, hands free!
The increasing popularity of laptop and the lack of good support and visibility in outdoor use lead to our third product: laptop stand with detachable sun shade. It meets the needs for people using laptop in the field, studio, etc and is a must for many pros.
As original designer and manufacturer, we see people's special needs, dare to change, and hope you enjoy the fruit of our hard work.
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BiLiPro Page Turner is compatible with specialized apps for iPad & iPad2, including MusicReader, GigBook, UnRealBook, ForScore, and OnSong.
[May 6, 2011]
Phil Li, founder and designer of BiLiPro products, landed safely in South Africa. He will be living there for an indeterminate length of time developing businesses there, and continuing to design cool new BiLiPro products.
[February 1, 2011]
Phil Li, founder and designer of BiLiPro products, appointed StetpimeWare LLC of Bellingham, WA, USA as the global distributor of all its products. Mr. Li will continue designing and maintain relationships with plants in China, and SteptimeWare will distribute and support the products worldwide. There are BiLiPro distributors and resellers in many countries. See the "Links" page for a list.
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BiLiPro has updated it world-famous Page-Turner pedal to work with iPads. A small white button was added to the back of the pedal to change the keystroke to match what the iPad needs to "turn pages" in select apps.
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Chris Bentley, Ontario's Attorney General, this morning announced a
designed to streamline common type of court cases.
People can now use a
to fill out family and civil law forms, making it easier to get a restraining order, apply for changes to child custody orders or launch family court cases, among others.
"We're making our family courts more affordable and less complicated. This new tool simplifies the process and we are also making progress in providing the information upfront to help families reach informed decisions," Bentley said in a statement.
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C int bufid = pvm_nrecv( int tid, int msgtag )
Fortran call pvmfnrecv( tid, msgtag, bufid )
If the requested message has not arrived, then pvm_nrecv immediately returns with a 0 in bufid. If some error occurs bufid will be < 0.
A -1 in msgtag or tid matches anything. This allows the user the following options. If tid = -1 and msgtag is defined by the user, then pvm_nrecv will accept a message from any process which has a matching msgtag. If msgtag = -1 and tid is defined by the user, then pvm_nrecv will accept any message that is sent from process tid. If tid = -1 and msgtag = -1, then pvm_nrecv will accept any message from any process.
The PVM model guarantees the following about message order. If task 1 sends message A to task 2, then task 1 sends message B to task 2, message A will arrive at task 2 before message B. Moreover, if both messages arrive before task 2 does a receive, then a wildcard receive will always return message A.
pvm_nrecv is non-blocking in the sense that the routine always returns immediately either with the message or with the information that the message has not arrived at the local pvmd yet. pvm_nrecv can be called multiple times to check if a given message has arrived yet. In addition the blocking receive pvm_recv can be called for the same message if the application runs out of work it could do before the data arrives.
If pvm_nrecv returns with the message, then the data in the message can be unpacked into the user's memory using the unpack routines.
C: tid = pvm_parent(); msgtag = 4 ; arrived = pvm_nrecv( tid, msgtag ); if ( arrived > 0) info = pvm_upkint( tid_array, 10, 1 ); else /* go do other computing */ Fortran: CALL PVMFNRECV( -1, 4, ARRIVED ) IF ( ARRIVED .gt. 0 ) THEN CALL PVMFUNPACK( INTEGER4, TIDS, 25, 1, INFO ) CALL PVMFUNPACK( REAL8, MATRIX, 100, 100, INFO ) ELSE * GO DO USEFUL WORK ENDIF


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Hello everyone i got a 2011 jeep grand ch overland when i put on the heat all i get is cold air. A week ago the driver side was cold. But now everywhere is cold air can someone please tell me what is going on. And how to fix this. I really do regret for buying this peace of shit car so many problems.:mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:: mad::mad::mad::mad:
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text: Former football star Schlichter charged with theft -Yahoo Sports "COLUMBUS, Ohio (Reuters) – Former Ohio State University star quarterback Art Schlichter was charged on Monday with stealing $1 million from the widow of a former Wendy's chairman and chief executive. Schlichter, 50, who has had a long history of career and legal troubles related to his gambling habits, voluntarily surrendered to the Franklin County prosecutor. He has offered to cooperate with a continuing investigation of investments, loans, or sale of 2011 Super Bowl tickets and Ohio State football tickets, prosecutors said. Franklin County prosecutors charged Schlichter with stealing $1 million from Anita L. Barney, 68, in a fraud scheme. Barney is the widow of Robert Barney, who helped lead the Wendy's hamburger chain in its early decades. Because of Anita Barney's age, the potential penalties are increased under Ohio Law, prosecutors said. Schlichter, who has already served prison time for fraud and forgery convictions, could face up to 10 years in prison if convicted." http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20110214/us_nm/us_schlichter_charged


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So excited to be listed!!! This is actually the Janaury 2012 issue and next year we are 20 years baking... What a great way to start celebrating! But you don't have to be in Phoenix to enjoy; we can ship brownies, deliver cookies or whatever visions are dancing in your head!!! Just go to www.brownies.com.
And for locals; here's a tip; this Saturday at Downtown Phoenix Farmer's market the Phoenix Chapter of Les Dames D'Escoffier is having a bake sale. Proceeds going to our local philanthropy efforts. Some of the treats that will be there including fudgy Fairytale Brownies are mini-macarons from Eugenia's Essence Bakery, candy and cookies from Tracy Dempsey Originals, FnB's Charleen is providing donuts, jalapeno apple tart with streusel topping form Barbara Fenzl and scented sugars such as anise and cardamon from Terri's La Bella Terre. Come pick up some gourmet food gifts at bargain prices!!! 8am-1pm, Saturyday, December 17.


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For one weekend in the spring and one weekend in the fall, the small towns of White Cloud and Sparks, KS turn into one big flea market. Sparks and White Cloud are about ten miles apart and host 100s of antique and flea market vendors selling all sorts of things from the rusty-and-dusty to true vintage gems. The weather was spectacular — clear skies, sunny and warm with just enough breeze to keep us cool. We couldn't have asked for better circumstances.
We left Kansas City at the crack of dawn in order to get to White Cloud early enough to get the good stuff. White Cloud has been hosting this flea market for years but the small town has almost nothing left but this biennial flea market. Many of the shops along the main street open their doors on these two weekends only and have the dust and disrepair to prove it. Out on the streets though, vendors roll up in trucks, vans and RVs with all sorts of goods to sell and things to eat. After one particularly scary indoor shops, we spent most of the morning wandering along the street perusing tables of goods. We stopped at one food-vendor-on-wheels and got hot dogs, lemonade and homemade donuts for lunch and sat in the White Cloud park to eat.
After lunch, we headed back south to Sparks and the mayhem of 300+ vendors. It literally becomes a small town of antique and junk dealers and I kept get lost and turned around down the winding paths between tents, RVs and ramshackle buildings. There is even a PA system announcing lost-and-found and people who become separated from their companions. The announcer gets more feisty and ornary as the day goes on making announcements about husbands who have misplaced their mistresses and men who've lost track of their handsome girlfriends (and if they don't hurry up, some other smart fella might claim her first).
We scored a lot of wonderful items and didn't spend beyond our budget. I'll be posting photos of my goodies in the coming days but I thought I'd share pictures of the actual event first.
See all the photos from our trip to White Cloud and Sparks in my Flickr set.
For those curious about what a well-heeled vintage girl wears to a dusty flea market, let me tell you! I wore my Stop Staring jeans rolled up high so they didn't get muddy cuffs, saddle shoes and white bobby socks with my retro beaded black cardigan. I packed my wellies in the car in case it was muddy and I needed to switch shoes. Mostly it was just dusty. I carried my tapestry purse and definitely needed my Lulu Guiness sunglasses. I got a bit of sunburn on my neck because I wasn't expecting it to be so sunny and warm and forgot to apply liberal amounts of sunscreen.
My vintage boy wore a thrifted shirt in plaid cotton blend, his favorite new black straw porkpie hat with yellow feather, Levi's 501s and Blundstone boots. In his pocket is a classic mechanical pencil and his Field Notes pocket notebook from the State Fair series — Alabama, of course.