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Discrete Dynamics in Nature and Society
Volume 2013 (2013), Article ID 147164, 9 pages
Research Article
Synchronization of Discontinuous Neural Networks with Delays via Adaptive Control
1Department of Mathematics, Chongqing Normal University, Chongqing 401331, China
2Department of Mathematics, Southeast University, Nanjing 210096, China
3Department of Mathematics, King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah 21589, Saudi Arabia
Received 29 September 2012; Accepted 23 January 2013
Academic Editor: Sridhar Seshagiri
Copyright © 2013 Xinsong Yang and Jinde Cao. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
Citations to this Article [8 citations]
The following is the list of published articles that have cited the current article.
- Xinsong Yang, Zhichun Yang, and Xiaobing Nie, "Exponential synchronization of discontinuous chaotic systems via delayed impulsive control and its application to secure communication," Communications in Nonlinear Science and Numerical Simulation, 2013. View at Publisher · View at Google Scholar
- Hai Zhang, Jinde Cao, and Wei Jiang, "General Solution of Linear Fractional Neutral Differential Difference Equations," Discrete Dynamics in Nature and Society, vol. 2013, pp. 1–7, 2013. View at Publisher · View at Google Scholar
- Abdulaziz Alofi, Jinde Cao, Ahmed Elaiw, and Abdullah Al-Mazrooei, "Delay-Dependent Stability Criterion of Caputo Fractional Neural Networks with Distributed Delay," Discrete Dynamics in Nature and Society, vol. 2014, pp. 1–6, 2014. View at Publisher · View at Google Scholar
- Dongshu Wang, Lihong Huang, and Longkun Tang, "New results for global exponential synchronization in neural networks via functional differential inclusions," Chaos: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Nonlinear Science, vol. 25, no. 8, pp. 083103, 2015. View at Publisher · View at Google Scholar
- Zengyun Wang, and Lihong Huang, "Synchronization analysis of linearly coupled delayed neural networks with discontinuous activations," Applied Mathematical Modelling, 2015. View at Publisher · View at Google Scholar
- Aihua Hu, Jinde Cao, Manfeng Hu, and Liuxiao Guo, "Distributed control of cluster synchronisation in networks with randomly occurring non-linearities," International Journal Of Systems Science, vol. 47, no. 11, pp. 2588–2597, 2016. View at Publisher · View at Google Scholar
- Chuangxia Huang, Jie Cao, and Peng Wang, "Attractor and Boundedness of Switched Stochastic Cohen-Grossberg Neural Networks," Discrete Dynamics in Nature and Society, vol. 2016, pp. 1–19, 2016. View at Publisher · View at Google Scholar
- Chao Zhou, Wanli Zhang, Xinsong Yang, Chen Xu, and Jianwen Feng, "Finite-Time Synchronization of Complex-Valued Neural Networks with Mixed Delays and Uncertain Perturbations," Neural Processing Letters, 2017. View at Publisher · View at Google Scholar


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The Clifford "Baldy" Baldowski cartoon depicts a cook taking down a sign, "certain people welcomed," and replacing it with a Christmas wreath.
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Hospice Care Is Going Corporate, With Help From Roto-RooterPaul M. Barrett
Hospice care is a booming $14 billion industry. Each year, 1.5 million Americans die while in hospice. That's 44 percent of the total, and the figures are growing, according to Changing the Way We Die, by health writers Fran Smith and Sheila Himmel.
I picked up this revealing new book because of a slightly morbid interest in the funeral home and cemetery businesses. Not long ago, I took a look at how consumers have sometimes suffered as the "death care" industry has consolidated into increasingly gigantic publicly traded corporations such as Service Corporation International. Similar issues are arising in the traditionally fragmented hospice sector, Smith and Himmel write.
Hospice suffers from lingering misperceptions. It's not necessarily a woo-woo institution meant to mystify terminal illness to the tuneless chant of a Tibetan monk choir. It's also not necessarily a physical place; one can receive hospice care at home. Instead, it's a collection of practices bound by a philosophy that the seriously and terminally ill should receive palliative care addressing pain and other symptoms, as opposed to a relentless barrage of treatments aimed at keeping the machinery going regardless of the quality of life or the patient's subjective wishes. Hospice providers focus on their patients' emotional, as well as physical, needs.
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Smith and Himmel report that "for-profit hospices account for all the growth in the field over the past decade"—a shift away from the nonprofit model that the authors find troubling. They tell some interesting tales about the for-profit hospice tycoon Reverend Hugh Westbrook of Dallas and his Vitas Innovative Hospice Care chain. It was acquired in 2004 by Roto-Rooter, which kept the Vitas name but eventually rebranded the corporate parent Chemed. Private equity and venture capital firms are getting into the hospice game, the authors explain, as is the Washington Post Co. (now called Graham Holdings), which sold its newspaper in 2013 but kept its hospice holdings.
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Former U.S. Secretary of Defense Perry will discuss how we must reframe the global debate to eliminate nuclear weapons and keep them out of the hands of terrorists. Perry will provide an overview and further thoughts on changes in the U.S. nuclear doctrine and the new START treaty.
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Description: Replacement: None. We are no longer carrying this development board but have a look at the rest of our development tools. This page is for reference only.
AT90USB162 is the easiest way to add USB functionality to your next device, Atmel provide free open source HID (mouse, keyboard) and CDC (USB-to-RS232) code.
The board has a USB connector, Joystick, RS232, SD-MMC card, Audio output, ICSP connector and extension connector. All AT90USB162 comes from Atmel pre-programmed with the bootloader which allow code to be programmed inside the chip without any external programmer, just download the FLIP software from Atmel web site and load your HEX code inside AT90USB162. To enter the bootloader mode you shoud press and hold HWB button, then press and release RST button.
Note: If you prefer to use ICSP programmer, only the AVR-ISP-MK2 is supporting AT90USB162 as they are pretty new devices. Probably AVR Dude will add support later, but for the moment you can't use AVR-PG1 or AVR-PG2 for ICSP programming. Also, the AT90USB162 supports only debug Wire not JTAG so to debug it you will need the AT-JTAGICE-MK2.
Dimensions: 100x80 mm (3.9x3.15")
Hi i brought a AVR-USB-STK development board for AT90USB162 controller from sparkfun. i wrote a simple led blinking program using AVR STUDIO+ WIN AVR and i progarmmed the controller using flip software. But now i'm not able to program it again. the development board is not getting detected . i tried connecting it to other computers but still the board is not getting detected. so can any help me to solve this problem.
If you want a small board, why not get the AT90USBKEY? It's pretty small, and pretty cheap ($30 last i checked)
What we need is a little DIP board with only the AT90USB162, crystal, reset and HWB button. Yes I know about the other Olimex AT90USB162 board, also too pricey.
Try http://code.google.com/p/avropendous/ - completely open sourced, and a few varieties available.
The library previously know as MyUSB is now known as LUFA. You should probably update your link to point to http://www.fourwalledcubicle.com/LUFA.php before the old one goes away.
Are you going to sell the chips too? Selling the boards only is a bit of a tease, especially on a site that caters to people who like to make things themselves. With a development board only, people can prototype something, but they can't make it their own way.
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ABORTION IS A LOSER TOPIC Not in real life, but on the radio. It's a place where people are so entrenched that there is no room for discussion. On top of that, my own feelings about abortion are muddled and contradictory, which disappoints both sides of the debate and ends up with fingers being pointed at me by both sides for my wishy washiness. But this news story has to be discussed. And today I will try to weave my tangled web about abortion, it's legality and the move to normalize it by events like this.
IF YOU'VE NOT WATCHED THE 60 MINUTES BENGHAZI STORY Watch it now by clicking on this link. It's 15 minute that every American should watch, but if you're looking for the words "Secretary of State" or "President Obama" you won't find either of them. Nonetheless, it's the most damning account of what happened I've seen yet.
HAVE I MENTIONED HOW MUCH I HATE AUTO START ON WEBSITES??? This is something that makes me crazy and I don't understand the logic of it. Unless of course we, as a people, are like stupid sheep who will watch whatever auto starts even if we don't give a crap about it? Nevermind, I might have answered my own question.
GUESS WHAT? WE DON'T BELIEVE THE SAME THINGS An ABC News poll finds deep divisions in how Americans view big topics. But don't have a cow yet, when you hear the questions they asked, it is apparent what the "correct" answers are.
WHAT??? THIS IS SHOCKING! (AND THAT IS SARCASM) The Colorado Health exchange board is frustrated more people haven't signed up for insurance. They wonder what's gone wrong. I'd be happy to tell them, but if they cared about opposing views we wouldn't have this monstrosity.
WHAT IS MAYOR BLOOMBERG'S FASCINATION WITH COLORADO? Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who is the mayor of New York City, not Denver, is sticking his nose into the Amendment 66 fight. Bill Gates is too, but at least that's consistent with his work meddling in education. Why is Mayor Bloomberg so hell bent on buying forcing his way in Coloradoans? Is it not enough that he's created the ultimate nanny state is what used to be a tough place to live? This makes me want to vote against Amendment 66 again.
OBAMA LIES, #59475 What did he lie about this time? Oh just that whole "if you like your insurance you can keep it" thing he said repeatedly. How do I know it's a lie? Because people in the Administration working on the regs knew that roughly half of the people in the individual insurance market would lose those policies because they didn't cover what the administration thinks they should cover and thusly don't qualify under Obamacare. But he won't be held accountable because...well...OBAMA!
JUST BECAUSE I don't often get to do a story involving pepper spray and monkey theft, I thought I'd include this little nugget today.
IT'S NOT A LIE, IF YOU BELIEVE IT I often use that George Castanza line and now I know it's true. At least according to a study about whether or not good looking people make us stupid. By the way, telling the truth wins out again.
GET MARRIED TO SAVE THE ECONOMY! Would the economy do better if we were all married? This survey says yes. Even more than that, how would we be doing socially if more people got married?
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Joe Quinones' cover for THE DEFENDERS #10 is just stunning. The pure essence of the characters is captured in their expressions on this cover, and that's one reason why it caught our attention. Most of the covers we see the characters are posing for a shot, but not here. This cover looks like Joe Quniones caught the team in the middle of a crazy action shot, and the uniqueness of it is what we really loved.
Plus, it's a really pretty picture.
DEADPOOL #60 is up next! Not only does Dave Johnson manage to depict exactly what's happening in this issue, but he does so in a really humorous way. We loved this cover not only for its perspective, but also because it made us laugh out loud.
Last but certainly not least is the cover to the fourth issue of MIND THE GAP by Rodin Esquejo. It's a beautiful still shot with a ton of detail that really stood out from the other covers this week because its so different. The matte colors are just subtle enough and Elle's "come hither" stare is simply irresistible. Stunning image.
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Removal of Porch Column
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I want to remove a front porch column (the one to the right) but I want to make sure that it will not affect the load bearing. I'm looking to replace the two columns in front of the door with new lumber and would like to remove that third column (right). Do you think this would be ok to do?
See attached photos.
The home is cinder block build and the trusses sit onto the block and span over the porch. The porch area is 28' x 5' and the columns are supported by concrete slab (bottom) and a beam that is 3.5" x 10" x 16' (top). There is a 16' span between the 2nd column and the concrete wall (to the right).
The home has no plans and the city does not have plans due to the homes age. Would like advice from someone who has experience or suggestions.
Advice very much appreciated. Thank you.
trusses or rafters?
If they are rafters, I'm thinking a 16 1/2 ft span won't carry the weight, but I am used to working in snow country.
If they are trusses, you would need to get them inspected to confirm that the weight bearing is on the beam or the wall.
either way, I think you need to discuss this project with someone more knowledgeable, like an Engineer from your area familiar with roof structures.
common way to build having an extended truss with bearing on the house wall not the porch beam. if you are replacing posts you should have no problem, i would put a temp wall or post on either side of post while you change it out
If you stretch a line from one end to the other and the lowest joist point is in the middle then it's likely that the posts are not load bearing and were cut to fit the existing height.
If each post is load bearing there should be a sag between each post.
For an L/Δ of 180, for a span of 96", you're looking for a Δ[sag] of ~17/32".
sorry missed the removal part. thats a long span even for a cantilevered truss
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Hey guys recently did my diff oil in the front and i thought i would share with you guys how too.
Step 1
you need to get under your vehicle (either by stands, ramps, crawling under, or in my case on a lift we convinently have at the marina i work at!
Step 2
If you have a Z71 package you can remove the front skid plate, it will make it alot less messy and easier!
Step 3
Place a suitable drain container for approximately 3 quarts of gear oil
Remove the lower plug it is removed with a 13mm wrench or socket, its a long thread bolt in the bottom of the pick and has a plastic sealing washer on it. Once removed, remove the upper fill bolt which is removed with a 18 mm socket or wrench.
Step 5
while oil is drainging i like to take a sample of oil to inspect and clean the metal shavings off magnetic bolt.
I noticed how dirty my oil was so i decided to flush my housing out with some fresh oil and letting that drain through (dont ask why im anal and i didnt like the color of oil!)
Step 6
After all oil is drained i then cleaned bottom drain plug surface inspected drain washer (mine was still good)
and reinstalled lower drain bolt after drain bolt is installed then you can get your gear oil of choice i used a hand pump that attached to the quart bottles to fill the the differential and filled it with 75w90 yamaha gear oil that we use in boats (its the same gear oil as used in cars if not better it has extra anti foaming agents and is more resitance to water breaking the oil down, its also much sitckier and designed to cling to bearings and gears better)
step 7
The differential will be full once the oil begins to flow out of the hole you are filling from. once oil is full clean o ring on top fill plug and make sure surface is clean and reinstall vent plug.
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Thought Equity Motion Realizes Commercial Potential
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While video opportunities for still photographers abound, countless motion clips never realize their commercial potential. Instead they idle their days on one's hard drive; filmed, saved and forgotten while an opportunity to monetize video remains largely untapped.
Host to the largest online footage library, Thought Equity Motion is the place to get your foot in the door to realize this potential. "They're the largest and they've got the breadth of the category. If someone is looking for real content they go to Thought Equity," says contributor Andrew Wright, who submits about 2,000 lifestyle clips (sans audio) to its extensive library each year.
Wright is one of more than 400 media-rights holders whose footage is licensed through www.thoughtequity.com. Contributors range from large media companies like National Geographic to independent artists like himself who supplement their income with $50,000 to $400,000 annually by submitting high-quality footage covering a variety of subject matter.
Thought Equity's global sales force licenses news, sports, entertainment and creative content to leading producers in advertising, film, TV, publishing and interactive media. So on any given day clips reach viewers ranging from moviegoers to iPad users, the world over.
Videographers are paid quarterly with royalties based on the number of clips licensed and what they'll be used for. For example, just as with rights-managed still stock photography, videos incorporated into a feature film will bring in more revenue than say a clip used in an internal presentation.
To ensure he's submitting the most marketable pieces, Wright analyzes what's currently available on www.thoughtequity.com and what's most appealing to advertisers. He urges photographers to get involved and to do the same. "You'll have a lot more success if you figure out how a shot might get used, be it in a documentary, an editorial piece or in advertising," he says. Film of a boy licking a Popsicle and smiling, for instance, denotes happiness, childhood and innocence so it may get picked up for a healthcare, bank or insurance ad, he says.
Wright's clips often get hits since he anticipates trends. "If the big issues are wind farms and green and new energy then look at how many shots of wind farms and wind energy there are (on Thought Equity Motion) and come up with something unique and different," he says. Trends reported in trade magazines inform the style with which Wright shoots.
Thought Equity Motion isn't just for videographers says Wright, who has gotten his photographer sister hooked on the process and says it was easy for her to make the transition to video. "She's a pure photographer, so to speak, but she was seeing what I was doing and how easy it was and said 'what do I have to do," he says.
One thing is to continually come up with new ideas for clips, says Kevin Schaff, CEO of Thought Equity Motion. Rather than work with those looking to submit b-roll from a single production Thought Equity is interested in producers who have ongoing plans to shoot new content, he says. The company actively seeks those driven to shoot video that is in high demand.
"Content that is non-replicable and shows a 'moment in time' like sports, news and entertainment/celebrity video, tends to be the most valuable from a licensing perspective," says Schaff. "Other popular footage categories include art-directed lifestyle, aerials and extreme weather/storm chasing videos."
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His intention was very specific, he says: "to change policy within the Green Party on sex work."
Soares is more cautious when talking about a possible increase of sex work because of the crisis.
To those who see all sex work falling under the same illicit umbrella, this is mere semantics.
Melissa Ditmore, editor of The Encyclopedia of Prostitution and sex work, met Lovelace in 2001.
As with the drug trade, much of the violence associated with sex work is exacerbated by its illegality.
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Like many sex workers, I enjoyed the informal nature of sex work.
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Sunday night, a storm cleared the Salt Lake Valley air. Monday morning, I looked out over our beautiful landscape with no haze or smog. I envisioned a time when residents could enjoy such vistas almost every day of the year.
Is this dream far-fetched? Not really. While we debate the many necessary short-term steps to help clear the air ("Clean air bill passes House," Tribune, March 1), the ultimate solution must address another problem climate change.
To prevent the most severe damage from a warming Earth, we urgently need to transition to abundant, renewable energy. Powering our society with clean energy will not only mitigate the changing climate, but also allow us to breathe healthy, clean air.
Fortunately, some of our country's forward-looking legislators are leading the way to stimulate the needed transition to clean energy. U.S. Sens. Barbara Boxer, D-Calif., and Bernie Sanders, I-Vermont, have introduced the Climate Protection Act (S.332). This bill would gradually impose a tax on carbon, with most of the proceeds being returned to the American people.
It is time to throw our bipartisan support behind such solutions to our human-caused air pollution and climate change.
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When most weather forecasters predict storms or systems that either fail to materialize or blow up to much larger proportions than they anticipated, they seldom acknowledge it. Bob Goosmann, on the other hand, is the rare weatherman who'll admit to screwups and explain where things went wrong. He's not afraid to take chances, as he did when positing that the scope of our March blizzard could be "historic." (Hit that one on the nose, didn't he?) But Goosmann makes it clear -- by, among other things, calculating likely temperature ranges instead of pinpointing exact numbers -- that he's in the business of educated guesses, not telling the future. To put it another way, he's the most honest weatherman in the market, and we're the better for it.
Greg Moore, a former managing editor with the Boston Globe who was cherry-picked by owner Dean Singleton for the position of Denver Post editor, has been on the job for less than a year, but he's already done what many observers thought would be impossible: He's got people talking about a paper previously regarded as stodgy and deadly dull. The Post isn't yet the great American newspaper that Moore and Singleton envision; there's still a long way to go. But Moore's energy and drive have helped make this goal seem like an actual possibility rather than the haziest of pipe dreams. The rest is up to him.
We'll admit it: At first the Rocky Mountain News's new design hurt our eyes, and we couldn't imagine how the paper would continue to fill its "channels" -- those left-hand columns earmarked for chatty tidbits, quotes and "by the numbers" trivia. But the News adjusted some type, we adjusted our expectations -- and the channels just kept getting better and better. The most successful of all: The Stump, with notes, odd news and observations from the campaign trail.
Two days after the new leaders of the Colorado General Assembly were sworn in this session, a correction appeared in the Denver Post: "Because of a reporter's error, Diane Carman's column on the Denver and the West cover Thursday incorrectly stated that Colorado House Speaker Lola Spradley's mother was among the family members at the Capitol on Wednesday to witness her swearing in. Spradley's mother is deceased." Easy mistake, though: In her speech, Spradley had referred to her mother, who passed away three decades earlier, looking "down from above." Guess Carman thought she wound up in the cheap seats.
In January, the Rocky Mountain News ran this correction on page two: "The cover photo of today's Spotlight section shows a snowshoer rather than a cross-country skier." Bet they know the difference now.
Welcome to the city of conditional love. You know about Denver's 300 days of sunshine a year, right? But nobody ever talks about the other 65 days, which are consumed by blizzards, tornadoes, wildfires, drought and calamity. The temperature here is mild, except when it isn't. Average precipitation is moderate, all of it coming in a single dump of snow that paralyzes the city for several weeks. We are the City of Trees, but in the post-blizzard weeks we become the City of Busted Trees (also the City of 10,000 Lakes). In the summer we bake in the cruel sun, except when we're pelted by guinea pig-sized hail. Our airport is terrific, except when it sucks. And did we mention the ever-evolving convention center, the wonderful freeway improvements known fondly as "T-Rex," and our very own Colorado Rockies? No, no, the pleasure is all ours. Well, mostly.


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by Rob Koplowitz.
One of the great joys I have in working for Forrester is the opportunity to collaborate with my colleague Oliver Young on the future of Web 2.0. Oliver and I bring very different perspectives to the table and the final product is better as a result. Part of the reason for our difference in perspective is generational. I am a baby boomer (born between 1946 and 1964). Oliver is what Forrester calls a millennial (born between 1980 and 2000). Oddly enough we share a passion for Converse All-Stars. Mine was the result of seeing them worn by the late great Wilt Chamberlain. Oliver, no doubt, was influenced by some highly pierced and tattooed musician.
One area where we do not agree is on the impact of Google's recent announcement of Google Gears, a set of JavaScript capabilities that Google has developed and released to Open Source that allow disconnected access to web based content and application logic. The first instantiation is available today and allows users take Google Reader off-line. If you read my recent blog about Google and Salesforce.com targeting Microsoft, you can quickly see how critical this functionality is in competing with a vendor that can leverage an install base of about a half a billion copies of client based productivity software.


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Canada defeats Norway in Olympic hockey opener
Stephen Whyno, The Canadian Press
Published Thursday, February 13, 2014 2:17PM EST
Last Updated Thursday, February 13, 2014 11:15PM EST
SOCHI, Russia -- Several minutes after Norway took the ice for its pre-game warm-up on Thursday, pucks still hadn't arrived. Players skated or just stood around waiting.
It turned out to be a preview of the second period, when Team Canada found its groove after a slow start and simply dominated the Norwegians on the way to a 3-1 victory in its opening game of the Olympic men's hockey tournament.
It was a stark contrast from Canada's scoreless, sluggish first period, which players attributed to nerves more than any technical adjustments.
Mentally, though, it was like a switch got flipped.
"You're playing your first game and everyone's probably thinking about where they need to be and systems -- probably a thousand things going through their minds," captain Sidney Crosby said. "I think just once we settled in and realized how we play and how we need to play, we started to get some good results."
Canada, which got goals from Shea Weber and Jamie Benn during the second and one from Drew Doughty later to provide insurance, was tenuous at best and sloppy at worst early on. Being unsure of the big ice, of new teammates, of unfamiliar opponents, led to pucks hopping over sticks and players going offside at inopportune times.
Getting quality shots wasn't possible because the puck wasn't getting into prime scoring areas.
"I thought in the first period we didn't execute as well as we'd like," coach Mike Babcock said. "I thought we tried hard, didn't execute."
Babcock-coached teams are all about detail-oriented execution. When that was lacking, Norway was able to use tight, five-man units to frustrate the Canadians and keep them off the scoreboard.
Some of the credit has to go to Norway, but the proof of Canada's control over this game came almost immediately after the first intermission. Suddenly the puck was only in the offensive zone, and it looked like the NHL stars were toying with inferior competition.
"We probably calmed down, played our game a little more, kept pucks in, hunted really good, put pucks on net and went there -- found rebounds, second chances and really controlled the puck, controlled the pace," winger Chris Kunitz said.
That was more of Canada's "brand of hockey," in the eyes of forward Patrick Sharp. During the first two minutes the talent discrepancy was evident, like when Jonathan Toews blew by the Norwegian defence to get to a loose puck and when Crosby had no trouble winning a puck battle to set up a scoring chance.
But it took until the second period to really play out.
"Any time you're playing with a new group, there's going to be a little bit of a feeling-out period there," said defenceman Alex Pietrangelo, who had Canada's first shot of the game. "I think we got a lot better as the game went along. I thought we got our legs underneath us."
Once those legs got moving, Norway could only try to hang on. Norwegian defenceman Ole-Kristian Tollefsen said "Canada took it to another level" -- and that's a level that was impossible for a team with one NHL player to reach.
Crosby and other players didn't quite pinpoint how that happened, figuring instead that it was part of an expected gradual progression following only a few days of practice.
Babcock emphasized that he wanted to prepare his players not to think and just play. That didn't happen right away.
"When you're starting to think about stuff your first game, everyone's worried about where they need to be," Crosby said. "And when you're thinking out there, you're probably not moving as much. We just got to playing hockey in the second half."
When this group plays hockey like it did in that second period, it's capable of beating anyone in this tournament. Canada outshot Norway 14-2 over those 20 minutes, getting goals from Weber at the 6:20 mark and Benn at 15:19 to ease some nerves at Bolshoy Ice Dome.
Strong play from Norwegian goaltender Lars Haugen, who made 35 saves on 38 shots in his first game since Dec. 8 because of a lower-body injury, was a huge reason Canada didn't make this a more lopsided result. Babcock thought his team could have helped itself more.
"We probably in the end didn't have enough traffic and not enough chances," Babcock said. "We felt we had 24 chances tonight, and didn't have seconds. So it's something we have to get better at."
There were other hiccups, like the puck-handling mishap by goaltender Carey Price that led to Norway's only goal by Patrick Thoresen 22 seconds into the third. Set up by Mathis Olimb taking the puck away from Price, it was Norway's first goal against Canada at the Olympics since 1984.
Call it the downside of a dominant second period because Price could have taken a nap at the other end of the ice as Canada wore Norway out.
"I think I only touched the puck for one handle in that whole period," said Price, who made 19 saves on 20 shots to pick up the win in his Olympic debut. "So you just try to stay in it."
Thankfully for Canada, Doughty dangled through Norway's defence and scored on a pretty back-hander 1:35 later. That kept Canada from being one mistake away from a tie and some unnecessary stress, but there was never any point Thursday night that it was in danger of losing.
"We possessed the puck a lot," Crosby said. "We have big bodies who can hold onto the puck and play with a lot of speed. When they did get it out they didn't have a lot of energy because we were down there. The game's much more fun when you're playing it that way and have them on their heels and they're not able to create a lot because you're playing in their zone."
But this wasn't the blowout most expected, especially after an 8-0 drubbing four years ago in Vancouver. A two-goal win won't help much in the goal-differential category, which is the first tiebreaker for seeding, especially after the United States won by six, Finland four and Russia three.
Still, Babcock didn't mind that this one was close because down the road it could help.
"I thought it was good for our team to be in a tight game and make it hard," Babcock said. "It's reality."
With Babcock saying there's "lots to work on," it's to Canada's advantage that reality also means turning right around to play Friday against Austria. Crosby hopes that the progression of the Norway game can continue.
"We got more familiar with things and more comfortable once the game went along," he said. "The fact that we can get back out there, everything's fresh and we can build off things that we have to improve on."


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Here's some leftover mess that a rat left behind. The rat is dead now but now I have to deal with cleaning the space. Is there any special treatment I need to do to clean this properly? I was simply just going to vacuum the feces and then wipe down with some bleach. Think I should hire a professional?
I'd clean it up myself rather than hire someone. I would use a shop vac with the vac itself outside the house and use a long hose. That way the exhaust goes outside. Maybe you can connect multiple hoses together. Bleach/water is good. Wipe out the vac canister as well. Wear disposable gloves, wash hands frequently, don't eat/smoke/floss your teeth while cleaning. Glad the rat is dead.
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Given the reach of the auditions, the number of applicants and the long tradition associated with them, the Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions are considered the most prestigious in North America for singers seeking to launch an operatic career.
Nearly 1,500 singers between the ages of 20 and 30 years old participated in this year's auditions, which begin with annually rounds held in 45 districts and 15 regions throughout the United States and Canada and are sponsored by the Metropolitan Opera National Council.
Hosted by legendary Met artist Marilyn Horne, the Finals Concert presented nine young singers competing for five prizes of $15,000 each. For more than a week the finalists prepared for this concert with voice and acting coaches at the Met, selecting two arias to sing with the Met Orchestra, conducted by Marco Armiliato. It all came down to three sopranos, a tenor and a baritone.
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Leah Crocetto, soprano: At 30, the oldest finalist, the Oxford, CT-based Crocetto sings arias from Verdi's Ernani and Puccini's Rondine. In its review of the event, The New York Times praised her "her rich, warm and sizable voice."
Lori Guilbeau, soprano: This 24-year-old from Golden Meadow, LA, was an audience favorite with her arias from Verdi's Don Carlos and Barber's Antony and Cleopatra.
Elliot Madore, baritone: At 22, this Toronto-based singer is the youngest of the finalists. He sings "Batter My Heart" from John Adams's Doctor Atomic, the tortured scene in which J. Robert Oppenheimer expresses his fears on the eve of the testing of the nuclear bomb by quoting John Donne's sonnet. He also takes on "Largo al factotum" from Rossini's Barber of Seville.
Nathaniel Peake, tenor: This 28-year-old tenor from Humble, Texas performs arias from Verdi's Macbeth and Meyerbeer's Africaine.
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Today's "Wall Street Journal" has an article about Joe Hinrichs, president of Ford's Americas business. The article is about his efforts to ensure a trouble-free launch of new products, like the Lincoln MKC and aluminum-bodied F150. Hinrichs is quoted as saying to the MKC team "If there are problems, let us know how we can help. I know a guy or two."
The WSJ article goes on: "Among the guys Mr. Hinrichs knows is Ford's global product development chief, Raj Nair, who worked closely with him in Asia before becoming product chief and has spent the last year with him trying to overcome quality problems with MyFordTouch and dual-clutch transmissions."
One interpretation is that in the spring of 2013, after two years of DCT production, failed fixes and denials, Ford was still selling what was arguably a defective (or at least troublesome) product. They may have become serious about this issue only then when Mr. Nair became involved.
Not sure his efforts have been completely successful, but it does seem the level of DCT trouble is less than it has been. This would seem be an indictment of Ford's resources and commitment though: new model launch problems are not uncommon, but it's almost unheard of for a company the size of Ford to be floundering with an issue like this for 2-3 years, all the while selling the car to legions of unsuspecting Beta testers.
So, to all of you DCT owners with real issues your dealer says are "normal", be aware that these two senior Ford executives may think otherwise.
I knew it and been saying this all along and called bs over a year and a half ago!
i personally expect there to be problems because every time you take you foot off the pedal the car starts to break i feel like the DCT is slightly engaged every time i drive my car but who knows...
Well when someone at Ford figures out a permanent solution, I hope that Ford does the right thing and offers that fix to all MK3 owners. If not, there might just be a lawsuit like VW had with their DSG.
Essentially what I have been saying over and over is this:
Clearly the DCT is capable of working well (because lots of folks tell us this).
If yours isn't working well, the dealer should fix it.
I have stated many times that the DCT issues have been greatly exacerbated by poor dealer service.
Clearly some DCTs work well and some have issues.
For those that do have issues, in some cases the dealer resolves the problem and in some cases the dealer dismisses it as "normal".
This is hardly a secret.
Ford needs to honored his word and take care of all the DCT owners with problems
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Re: How to sample a 2-dim. r.v. with known density function?
Hi Tony,
thanks for your informative response! I looked up some stuff on the
rejection method you mention and I was able with some basic
transformation and estimation to find a dominating density that
represents just two independent Gaussians conditioned to be
non-negative :). I understand that the ratio p(x,y)/p0(x,y) is
important in order to avoid getting too many rejections before
acceptance, I have to yet to try and see if the estimate is good enough
in this sense.
- Kees