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Curt Feucht Services
Curt started in 1989 as a sprinkler irrigation support staff training new and existing contractors in the latest techniques of the industry, of which many central Illinois contractors still use today. After 25 years, in 2015, they decided to start a lawn sprinkler, lighting and mosquito control business to better serve the customer.
Serenity Creek Design and Landscaping
Established in 2008, Serenity Creek brings more than 20 years experience in residential and commercial landscape design, horticulture and landscaping. Before+After
Established in 2014, BitAML is a Bitcoin regulatory compliance company founded by anti-money laundering experts with a passion for helping startups in the Bitcoin industry. In short, we allow startups and their investors to move forward instead of becoming trapped under complex and rapidly evolving regulations. Before+After
John's Paint and Body
John's Paint and Body takes stress, uncertainty and long waits out of the equation. When you bring your vehicle to John's, our professional technicians will treat it with care, and repair promptly to get you back on the road in no time. Bring your vehicle to John's with confidence and drive out truly satisfied. Before+After
Dillman Brothers
To you, a home is more than four walls. It's a personal wonderland that shows the world who you are. It's a place filled with vibrant living spaces you share with family and friends.
If you're looking for the right craftsman to help make your dream possible, get to know Dillman Brothers. Discover their wide range of home building, design, remodeling and repair options. Before+After
Four Seasons Health Club
Four Seasons Health Club is a not-for-profit fitness association located in Bloomington, IL. Since 1965, Four Seasons has offered a family oriented atmosphere that provides social, physical and recreational opportunities for our members. We offer discounted rates for Corporate Sponsors, though we welcome all members of the Bloomington-Normal community to join.
Der Bauernhof Farms
They know good relationships are built on trust and whether you are buying their outstanding alpacas, or buying products they produce with their fiber, your total satisfaction is their goal. When you have a great experience with their animals or products you will refer others and we will have the opportunity to assist them in experiencing the lifestyle that is the alpaca. Before+After
Tazewell County Resource Center
TCRC offers a wide array of programs and services that benefit persons with developmental disabilities and visual impairments who live and work in our community. The agency operates ten facilities located in Tazewell County, Illinois. Job training and placement, goal-oriented therapy, case management, day programs, help for the visually impaired, vocational services, homelike residential programs, and more, all have an important place in the TCRC goal of "Caring for Special People…Birth to Seniors."
G3 Machining
You don't have time to call or drive around town looking for the machining experts you need. You're looking for experienced and skilled machinists who are up to date on the latest machining technology, and provide the best in customer service. You want it done right and done fast. We can help! Before+After
College Hills Meat Shop
They are an old fashioned butcher shop that has been open since 1984 providing fresh cut, quality meat; as well as a variety of deli meats and cheeses. They talk to every customer that walks in the door and we fill their order from one Pork Chop to a 50 Pound Mixed Bundle and wrap it the way they want it. They are located in Normal, IL. Before+After
Often Running
They take great pride in providing great, individualized customer service and, for 20 years, they have been fitting both new and old runners in footwear and running apparel. They make sure that everything we sell is specific to each individual and their needs as athletes, weekend warriors, or casual walkers. Often Running carries the best brands in the industry and our staff—made of experienced runners, triathletes, and coaches—are here to get you, and keep you, on your feet. With detailed, personalized advice for your particular needs, they hope to guide you along your journey and help you achieve your running goals.


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Become a Lion
Bellarmine is a Catholic college preparatory school in the Jesuit tradition. Through dedication to academic excellence and development of the whole person, we graduate young men and women of competence, compassion, and conscience who are committed to leadership and service. We appreciate your trust in allowing us to serve your family on this journey.
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Field Sales Engineer
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A new Field Sales Engineer is required to join a rapidly expanding Midlands company involved in providing industries throughout the UK with integrated materials handling solutions. These industries range from warehouse/ecommerce/distribution/logistics through to pharmaceutical, food and drink manufacturers handling anything from small cartons and bags up to two tonne pallets. We are looking to recruit a dynamic, self-motivated sales professional who has ideally worked in materials handling or alternatively will have worked in a sales/support role in either a similar industry to ours or in sales of machinery/capital equipment. The ideal candidate, who will report to the Sales Director, will be capable of sourcing new business across the whole of the UK whilst also providing support alongside our sales team to service our existing diverse range of customers. Duties of the Field Sales Engineer to include but not limited to:- - Provide a wider sales presence in our market place, responding to website and telephone enquiries. - Working with the proposals team to formulate, design and cost conveyor layouts - Visits to both existing and potential customer sites around the UK - Ability to assess site conditions pertinent to project requirements, and provide basic site survey to allow a proposal drawing to be prepared for the basis of a quotation. - Preparation of detailed costings/quotations for each project - Initiating a CRM program to maintain good on-going communications with customers and potential customers - Provide exhibition sales presence and lead follow up - New business development and maintaining of existing customers - Liaise with project team post order The following skills would be necessary for consideration for this position:- - Familiarity with AutoCAD LT (2D mechanical layout design) would be ideal. - Experience with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Project and Powerpoint). - Full, clean, driving licence is essential. - Good level of English/mathematics together with written & verbal communication skills - Ability to work on own initiative - Knowledge of materials handling systems is preferred with a proven track record. - Confidence in negotiating situations with clients If you are seeking an exciting role within a leading organisation, then please click on the link to apply or contact Ed Smith - Automation Recruitment Specialist - or call Ref AR2015


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Marc Cohn: Nightline Playlist
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Just in case you missed it, you can check out Marc Cohn's interview on NPR here.
Marc Cohn's interview will air on NPR's All Things Considered today at approximately 5:50pm EST. Please tune in and listen.
Marc Cohn debuted at #28 on the Billboard Top 200 chart. The album also broke into the Top 10 albums on iTunes last week. Thanks for all your support.
The Philadelphia Daily News gives Marc Cohn an A- on his latest record, Listening Booth: 1970. Read the whole story here.
Marc Cohn's interview with Robin Young for Here & Now will air on Monday at noon from the website.
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Frontier Communications Phone Service Review
I was on the phone for over an hour yesterday with the tech department about one of my phone lines not working properly.After all that I was told a tech would have to come to my home to address the issue and I need to be home waiting from 8am-5pm.
At 4:45 I called Frontier to find out if someone was still coming out I have been waiting all day wasting my Saturday. He said the techs on their end still need to work on the ticket then they will call me to set up an appointment to come out to my house.
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Ted Todd Insurance Agency is named a Gold Fit-Friendly Worksite by The American Heart Association
Ted Todd Insurance Agency has been named a Gold Level Fit-Friendly Worksite through The American Heart Association for the second consecutive year for creating a culture of physical activity and health in the workplace.
To promote health and wellness, the Ted Todd Insurance Agency promotes daily walking and exercise habits, offers employees healthy eating and meal preparation information and ideas, provides free bottled water and smoothie machines, offers healthy foods at business meetings, and participates in various outdoor and fun family sporting events.
"We're thrilled to get this award twice in a row," said Ted Todd, agency principal. "We offer a wide variety of support to employees that fits their individual lifestyle and needs. Whether it's group spin classes in the morning, a smoothie or good workout at lunch, a walk around the block midday, or a yoga class on the way home, we regularly blend fitness into our daily lives." The firm also relies on nutrition expert Betsy Opyt www.healthyconceptsconsulting.com to educate employees on how to grocery shop and prepare foods right to eat healthfully.
Ted A. Todd formed Ted Todd Insurance Agency 28 years ago. It is now one of the largest Allstate agencies in the country, with seven locations and 50 insurance professionals located in Lee, Sarasota, Brevard and Palm Beach counties. Ted Todd Insurance Agency provides home, auto, renters, and boat insurance products to more than 30,000 customers in Bonita Springs, Cape Coral, Estero, Fort Myers, Lehigh Acres, Naples, Punta Gorda, Port Charlotte, Sarasota, Del Ray, Viera, Indian Harbour Beach, Melbourne, Satellite Beach, Palm Bay, and Boca Raton. The Ted Todd Insurance Agency was named the 2013 General Business, Small Company of the Year by the Lee County Horizon Council and won the 2013 Business Ethics Award from the Uncommon Friends Foundation. For more information, visit http://www.TedToddInsurance.com or call 866-760-3999.
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North American Jewish Day School Conference
Last year, more than 1,000 Jewish education leaders convened in Washington, D.C. for the North American Jewish Day School Conference to advance the agenda of field-wide leadership and excellence. Since its inception the conference has challenged influencers from across the Jewish spectrum to work together on ideas, initiatives and educational solutions that serve to positively transform the day school landscape into a field-wide network of stakeholders.
For the past 3 years the North American Jewish Day School Conference has been jointly planned and sponsored by RAVSAK: The Jewish Community Day School Network, the Institute for University-School Partnership at Yeshiva University, the Schechter Day School Network, PARDES Day Schools of Reform Judaism, and PEJE, the Partnership for Excellence in Jewish Education. Learn more about our sponsors.


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Job Description for Research Scientist, Biotechnology
Most biotechnology research scientists work in a laboratory conducting experiments in the field of biotechnology, which looks to incorporate the unique characteristics of nature to invent or propose a product that can (for example) further crop growth, preserve food with greater safety, and possibly create a better pharmaceutical drug.Read More...
Biotechnology researchers normally work for large industries, although positions do exist in governmental and nonprofit sectors. At many organizations, there is commonly a senior researcher that manages all the work of the research team on a project. Biotechnology researchers typically must be familiar with tools such as electron microscopes, computer-based analytical software, and possibly even research with live animals.
Biotechnology research scientists typically must have a minimum of a bachelor's degree in biotechnology, biochemistry, or a related field. A higher-level degree in these fields may be required. These scientists frequently work long hours, which may be sporadic depending on the research project or experiment's needs. Typically, researchers work with peers, combining their resources and knowledge on a project.
Research Scientist, Biotechnology Tasks
- Researche or studiy chemical composition and processes of living organisms.
- Determine chemical actions and effects on organisms such as the action of foods, drugs, or other substances on body functions and tissues.
- Focus on areas that affect vital processes such as growth and aging.
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While Biotechnology Research Scientists do not often become Research & Development (R&D) Director, Pharmaceuticalss, the job pays $135K per year on average. Biotechnology Research Scientists typically move into roles as Biotechnology Senior Research Scientists or Senior Product Development Scientists, and those positions pay $18K more and $16K more, respectively.
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Thermo Fisher Scientific, Inc., Bristol-Myers Squibb Company, Pfizer, Inc., Life Technologies, and Amgen Corporation are top-notch employers for Biotechnology Research Scientists in this area. Novartis Institutes for Biomedical Research offers the highest compensation with a median salary of $115K. Those in search of high salaries should also consider Amgen Corporation, GlaxoSmithKline, and Bristol-Myers Squibb Company, top-paying firms where Biotechnology Research Scientists rake in a very impressive $105K, $104K, or $104K, respectively.
Considering that the median salary at Life Technologies is a shallow $69K, it is not surprising that this employer ranks last in compensation relative to (and far behind) other companies in the same line of work — their median pay is 67 percent less than the top paying company. Others at the bottom of the scale for this job include Thermo Fisher Scientific, Inc. at $74K, and Pfizer, Inc. where $77K is the norm, but it is worth noting that some Biotechnology Research Scientists there earn up to $144K.
Popular Skills for Research Scientist, Biotechnology
Biotechnology Research Scientists seem to require a rather large skill set. Most notably, facility with Neuroscience, Chemistry, and Mass Spectrometry are correlated to pay that is significantly above average, leading to increases of 36 percent, 25 percent, and 16 percent, respectively. Those listing PCR Analysis as a skill should be prepared for drastically lower pay. Product Development and Molecular Biology also typically command lower compensation. Those proficient in Biotechnology are, more often than not, also skilled in Data Analysis and Bioinformatics.
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Pay by Experience for a Research Scientist, Biotechnology has a positive trend. An entry-level Research Scientist, Biotechnology with less than 5 years of experience can expect to earn an average total compensation of $75,000 based on 688 salaries provided by anonymous users. Average total compensation includes tips, bonus, and overtime pay. A Research Scientist, Biotechnology with mid-career experience which includes employees with 5 to 10 years of experience can expect to earn an average total compensation of $81,000 based on 416 salaries. An experienced Research Scientist, Biotechnology which includes employees with 10 to 20 years of experience can expect to earn an average total compensation of $91,000 based on 254 salaries. A Research Scientist, Biotechnology with late-career experience which includes employees with greater than 20 years of experience can expect to earn an average total compensation of $102,000 based on 66 salaries.
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For those looking to make money, Biotechnology Research Scientists in San Francisco enjoy an exceptional pay rate, 26 percent above the national average. Biotechnology Research Scientists can also look forward to large paychecks in cities like Emeryville (+26 percent), South San Francisco (+22 percent), Cambridge (+22 percent), and Boston (+13 percent). The smallest paychecks in the market, 17 percent south of the national average, can be found in Minneapolis. Employers also pay below the national average in St. Louis and New York (12 percent lower).
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Return to: Twitter Facebook Linkedin Reddit Get Citation Citation AMA Citation Carli F, Baldini G. Carli F, Baldini G Carli, Francesco, and Gabriele Baldini.Chapter 48. Perioperative Pain Management & Enhanced Outcomes. In: Butterworth JF, IV, Mackey DC, Wasnick JD. Butterworth J.F., IV, Mackey D.C., Wasnick J.D. Eds. John F. Butterworth, IV, et al.eds. Morgan & Mikhail's Clinical Anesthesiology, 5e New York, NY: McGraw-Hill; 2013. http://accessanesthesiology.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=564§ionid=42800581. Accessed June 27, 2017. MLA Citation Carli F, Baldini G. Carli F, Baldini G Carli, Francesco, and Gabriele Baldini.. "Chapter 48. Perioperative Pain Management & Enhanced Outcomes." Morgan & Mikhail's Clinical Anesthesiology, 5e Butterworth JF, IV, Mackey DC, Wasnick JD. Butterworth J.F., IV, Mackey D.C., Wasnick J.D. Eds. John F. Butterworth, IV, et al. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill, 2013, http://accessanesthesiology.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=564§ionid=42800581. 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FABricate Contest
Food and AgriBusiness Entrepreneurial Initiative @ UGA
Think of it as the CAES Shark Tank...
Do you have a great idea? Expand your leadership and business skills through a team-based competition of the development of a new food product, new agricultural technology, or a new food or agricultural-related business! Take advantage of funding, seminars, and faculty mentorship through the college's FABricate entrepreneurial initiative.
Who can compete?
- Individuals or teams of up to 5 UGA students; at least 50 percent of team members must be CAES students.
- Interdisciplinary teams are encouraged.
- Graduate students will compete in a separate category.
- Each team must have a faculty mentor but can additionally include external constituents as advisers.
What's the prize?
There will be a public judging event consisting of 10-minute presentations from each group followed by five minutes of questions. There will be one winning team for each category, and each team member will receive $1,000.
Additionally, the winning food product team will have the option to compete in the Flavor of Georgia contest.
What are the categories?
- New Food Product: any new, original food product. Products should have a high potential for being marketed and sold on a commercial basis. The actual food item must be developed and presented at the final competition.The winning team will have the option to compete in the Flavor of Georgia contest.
- Agricultural Technology: any type of new product or service that would be used in a business related to agriculture. For this category, the actual item does not have to be developed but teams are encouraged to develop a prototype or proof of concept, if possible, depending on the nature of the project. Proposed products or services should have potential for being manufactured and sold on a commercial basis.
- Agricultural or Food-related Business: ideas for new businesses that involve food or agriculture. Proposal should include ideas for businesses that do not currently exist, that are creative and enterprising. Business in this category will likely be experience or service related.
- Graduate Students: A separate category built specifically for graduate students that can include products developed as part of a graduate program.
FABricate Contest Timeline
TBD: Q & A Open House
The following experts will be available to answer your questions and assist with the development of your FABricate proposal:
- Mr. Bob Pinckney, Director, UGA Entrepreneurial Programs
- Dr. Brady Brewer, Assistant Professor, Agricultural and Applied Economics
- Dr. Jose Reyes, Associate Professor, Food Science & Technology
- Dr. Rakesh Singh, Professor and Department Head, Food Science & Technology
- Mr. Ian Biggs, Sr. Associate Director, Start Up Programs, UGA Vice President for Research
- Dr. Kirk Kealey, Director, UGA Food Product Innovation and Commercialization Center
- Dr. Joshua Berning, Associate Professor, Agricultural and Applied Economics
October 25: Pre-proposal Due
Drop off at 102 Conner Hall before 5 p.m.
Pre-proposal should include
- list of team members and their major, college, and year
- faculty mentor
- category
- description of project
- evolution of idea
- budget to develop project to present at final competition (up to $1,500)
Maximum of two pages
November 1: Pre-proposal Presentation
Conner Hall, Room 307 from 6-8 p.m.
Teams will give a five minute presentation and answer questions from the judges. Up to three teams per category will be funded for up to $1,500 to further develop their ideas and continue in the competition.
February 1: Progress Report
Tell us how far along you are with your project.
March 14: Final Competition
Suggestions for Success
- Seek the help of faculty as well as industry mentors.
- Create a bussiness plan (see sample below)
Business Plan
Teams are not required to submit a business plan, but preparation of one will greatly enhance your preparedness for the final competition. Below are some things teams may wish to include in their plans.
Executive Summary
- Objectives
- Keys to Success
Industry/Market Analysis
Marketing Strategy
- Product/service description
- Pricing strategy
- Distribution strategy
- Target market advertising strategy
- Sales Forecast
Operations Plan
- Production process
- Physical plans
Management Plan
Financial Plan
- Balance sheet
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The Sierra Arts Foundation presents the work of Twinkie artist Nancy Peppin in its gallery, Monday-Friday 10am-5pm and Saturdays 1-5pm, with an artist reception on Friday, June 7 from 5-7pm. In this exhibition, "The Steampunk Machines of Cmdr. T.T. Kidd: Steam Twink", Commander T. T. Kidd demonstrates the use of the Twinkie in a full range of 19th-century futurist mechanisms, each presented in context before a representative watercolor of its environment. The real Twinkies used in the mixed media pieces were purchased on the day that the Hostess Company announced it was going out of business - November 16, 2012.
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BRISBANE, Australia (AP) — New Zealand captain Ross Taylor won the toss and elected to bat Thursday in the series-opening match against an Australian team that will have three players on test debut.
Australia had five front-line players ruled out last week, including pace spearhead Mitch Johnson for up to five months with a damaged left foot.
Pacemen James Pattinson and left-armer Mitchell Starc and opening batsman David Warner were presented with their Australian baggy green caps by ex-test players Andy Bichel, Richie Benaud and Michael Slater an hour before play.
Pattinson and Starc will support Peter Siddle in a three-man pace attack. With spinner Nathan Lyon the only other specialist bowler in the lineup, the Australian attack boasts a total of just 32 test caps and is the most inexperienced in decades.
Warner will open the innings with Phil Hughes in the absence of allrounder Shane Watson.
Michael Clarke will be leading Australia into a test series on home soil for the first time since replacing Ricky Ponting as captain after the World Cup quarterfinal exit in March.
In the meantime, Australia has appointed its first foreign head coach — former South Africa coach Mickey Arthur — and a new selection panel.
Australia hasn't lost a test at the Gabba since 1988 and hasn't lost a test on home soil to New Zealand since 1985.
Taylor is leading a New Zealand team also in the midst of rebuilding. The return of 108-test veteran and former captain Daniel Vettori to the lineup in place of young paceman Trent Boult is the only change to the Black Caps lineup which dominated a tour match against Australia A at the Allan Border Field on the weekend.
Fast bowling allrounder Doug Bracewell, the 21-year-old nephew of former New Zealand allrounder and coach John Bracewell, earned his second cap after an impressive debut in the win over Zimbabwe last month, where he collected six wickets in a lifeless pitch at Bulawayo.
Australia: Phillip Hughes, David Warner, Usman Khawaja, Ricky Ponting, Michael Clarke (captain), Michael Hussey, Brad Haddin, Peter Siddle, Mitchell Starc, Nathan Lyon, James Pattinson.
New Zealand: Martin Guptill, Brendon McCullum, Kane Williamson, Ross Taylor (captain), Jesse Ryder, Dean Brownlie, Daniel Vettori, Reece Young, Doug Bracewell, Tim Southee, Chris Martin.


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Q: Do I need the book to use the programs?
Yes. The programs are tied directly into the text in the Notes
at the back of the book.
Q: Do I need Mathematica to run the programs?
Yes. The programs are all written in the Mathematica language,
and you need to have a Mathematica system installed on
your computer to be able to run them.
Q: How can I get a version of Mathematica?
Most major universities have Mathematica license programs. Student
versions are available for full-time students. Mathematica is available
worldwide from Wolfram Research and its distributors.
Q: Can I do anything with the programs without Mathematica?
Yes. The Mathematica language is a symbolic notation that
can be read not only by computers but also by humans. Often reading
a program from the Notes is the best way to understand the details
of what a particular note in A New Kind of Science says.
There are hundreds of books
about Mathematica;
the original and definitive one is Stephen Wolfram's The
Mathematica Book, now in its fifth edition.
An online
version is available.
Q: Why are the programs written in Mathematica?
One of the reasons Stephen Wolfram created Mathematica
in the mid-1980s was precisely to be able to do the science that
is now in A New Kind of Science. He designed the Mathematica
language to be a symbolic notation that lets a very wide range
of concepts and procedures be specified in a convenient way. Most
of the programs here would be very difficult to write without
the symbolic programming capabilities of Mathematica--and
certainly wouldn't provide a clear presentation of the ideas
they embody.
Q: Doesn't Mathematica just do calculations?
Hardly! At its core, Mathematica is a sophisticated computer
language. In fact, by most measures it's the most sophisticated
language that's in common use today. Its "killer app," though,
has always been technical computation, and the Mathematica
system has a huge mathematical knowledge base built in. And that's
what made most of the few million people who use Mathematica
today start doing so. But what's gradually happened is that people
have begun to make more and more use of the sophisticated language
that's embodied in Mathematica. In fact, for all sorts
of general computing tasks, it seems as if the symbolic programming
paradigm of Mathematica is poised right now to start becoming
very popular.
Q: What kind of computer do I need to run the programs?
Mathematica runs on all major computer platforms: Windows,
Macintosh, Linux, major flavors of Unix, etc. Essentially any
computer bought today will have memory and speed sufficient to
run Mathematica well.
Q: Can I make a website that runs the programs?
Yes, in principle. Assuming you have appropriate licenses, you
can use webMathematica
to set up a website that runs any of the programs included here
and lets people on the web access the results. Be careful, though:
some of the programs do sophisticated computations that could
eat up a lot of CPU time.
Q: Could the programs be translated into other languages?
In principle, yes. But in practice most of the programs make essential
use of the unique high-level symbolic programming capabilities
of Mathematica. So they would end up being much longer--sometimes
incredibly much longer--in other languages and would almost always
lose the clarity and readability they have in Mathematica. The
copyright page of A New Kind of Science gives licensing
information for derivative works such as translations.
Q: What's the best way to understand the programs?
A: One of the great things about
a symbolic program is that any fragment of it can always be run
on its own. So often a good thing to do will be to pull out pieces
of the programs and run them to see what they do, then gradually
to put these pieces together to get back to the whole program.
It's also often convenient to get Mathematica to create whole
sequences of inputs programmatically. And it can be very good
to display a sequence of outputs graphically.
Q: Can I get technical support on the programs?
A: You can get support for your
underlying Mathematica system according to standard Wolfram
Research policies.
Q: What about making graphics?
A: The programs in the Notes for
A New Kind of Science are almost all for performing computations
rather than for generating graphical output. The examples in the notebooks
on this website also don't include many graphics because these
tend to be too large for easy downloading. It is straightforward
to generate many kinds of graphics with Mathematica. Some
of the elaborate graphics in A New Kind of Science require
many choices, however, and are not easy to replicate. The separate product
A New Kind of Science Explorer nevertheless provides
black-box access to many types of graphics from A New Kind
of Science.
Q: What format are the files on this website?
A: The files on this site are Mathematica
notebook documents--structured symbolic documents that can be
read by any notebook-compatible system. Mathematica Player is a
freely distributed reader.
Q: Will the programs work in the latest version of Mathematica?
A: Yes. In fact, in new versions of Mathematica some of them will run
significantly faster than in older versions.
Q: Will the programs work in earlier versions of Mathematica?
Almost any program written in Mathematica 1.0 will still run unchanged in
the latest version of Mathematica. But one can't always go backwards, and
many of the programs here make use of capabilities that were added in
Mathematica 3 (released 1996) or Mathematica 4 (released 1999). A few of the
programs make use of capabilities that were new in Mathematica 4.1 (released


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Size 12, Suckas! No Apologies.
This is going to sound basic, but wearing clothes that fit matters. Many people don't do this though. Instead, they intentionally buy clothes that don't fit and wear them every day.
I've fallen into this trap more often than not these past few years myself. And I finally realized it's time to cut the shit and deal with where I am - and take steps to change it.
Why? Here we go!
Many of us lie about our weight - and who can blame us? When the expectation is to be under 150 lbs, regardless of height, and you're nowhere near that number, lies happen. And whose business is it anyway? Weight fluctuates and is a pretty arbitrary number honestly, as it can look really different from one person to the next depending on body type. But you already know this, I get it. Derrrr.
But whatever. The real problem we face (particularly ladies) isn't weight - it's SIZE.
We lie about the size of the clothes we wear for the same reasons we lie about weight, but there's a big difference: we not only lie to our closest friends and the world about our size, we also lie to ourselves. And we believe the lie.
It's not doing us any favors.
We squish into pants and shirts that don't fit, accentuating every unflattering aspect of our appearance. And when we catch a glimpse of that sausage-looking physique popping out of the SIZE we already hate as we pass a mirror or storefront reflection, we experience that sinking "I suck" despair, because (for a moment) we realize the way we imagined we looked when perfectly poised in front of the bathroom mirror at home is pretty god damned delusional.
But if we were wearing one size larger, that reflection wouldn't be a shock. Worst case? We might not feel fantastic about how we look and hate the size we're wearing, but the "oh shit, THAT's how I actually look??" disgust would be gone. And wouldn't that be a nice change?
Adopting a realistic view of one's appearance is the first step to changing it, you know. Or so I imagine. I just made that up. Seems right though.
It's easy for me to say this now though, hmm? As I've been losing weight and size 12 is a pretty respectable pit stop on my road to size 6 or 8 (where I was way back before a baby and 10+ years took over!). BUT- it's still not though. It's REALLY not.
I could be jamming my ass into a size ten. Lord knows I have plenty of clothes in that size patiently waiting for me. Clothes I used to wear on my "fat" days. That's a reality check for me. A reminder and a reality check. And a goal. All kinds of psychology happening there (and a topic for another post).
But wearing clothes that fit feels better. And fuck it - 12 is where I am right now and I look good. And I bet you do too, once you put on something that fits, dumbass. Have you tried your real size to see?
And finally - here's how to know if you're wearing your "real" size: If your stomach squishes out over the top, you need a larger size. If your shirt, pants (or both) require constant readjustment every time you exhale - you need a larger size. And if you couldn't comfortably reach out to block a bottle whizzing by your friend's head without fear of your clothes exploding off you like the Hulk, you need a larger size.
Totally added that last bit in to see who was still reading. ;)
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Libourne, a pleasant town to live in, in the Aquitaine region
Libourne is located in the southwestern part of France. This city grouping together around 40.000 inhabitants was built on the confluence of the Isle and the Dordogne river, in the heart of the famous vineyard of Bordeaux' region.
The privileged location of Libourne makes this city a great touristic place. Libourne's city centre is worthwhile thanks to the town hall located in the charming Abel Surchamp square. This building houses the fine arts museum.
You can also walk on the quays along the two rivers and admire the old port tower. This region is well known for its vines, and you can find close to Libourne many famous appellations such as Saint Emilion or Pomerol. Numerous cellars invite you to visit the domain and to taste their famous wines.
You are only one hour away from the sea, and you can share your time between swimming and enjoying the wonderful monuments and lanscapes around Libourne.
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The Krishnamurti Foundation of America
January 2012
The new year at the Krishnamurti Educational Center (KEC) is off to a running start. The eight day retreat called
Awakening Awareness Through Listening
is fully booked. As I'm writing, the participants are submerging themselves in a program of dialogue, watching videos of Krishnamurti and going together into the outdoors.
We have started the preparations for the next Annual Gathering. It will take place at KEC on May 5th and 6th. We chose the title
Approaching Freedom
to reflect tentativeness and openness, which is the spirit in which we would like to explore with you this important topic.
This month we took a "monumental" step in bringing back into print, and in the e-book format, all the 17 volumes of the Collected Works (Krishnamurti talks and dialogues from 1933 to 1967). We plan to have them for sale in April of this year. From the Collected Works, Volume 1962-63, I selected the following quote:
"Freedom is not a reaction, but rather a state of mind which comes into being when we understand reaction. Reaction is the response to challenge. It is pleasure, anger, fear, psychological pain. And in understanding this very complex structure of response, we shall come upon freedom. Then you will find that freedom is not freedom from anger, from authority, and so on. It is a state per se, to be experienced for itself, and not because you are against something."
The KFA
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FAP course in Copenhagen May 11-13th - SIGNUP !!
-Learn FAP therapy live in group - for therapists.
This course is an intensive workshop over 3 days where people will learn to work with the FAP principles in therapy through demonstrations, didactics and group work.. Its primarily an expiriental format. It will be held in central Copenhagen. NOTE : The prize of the total price of the course is 5400,- What you pay now is a deposit of 500,- D. Kr for reservation. A link for paying the rest of the amount will be sent. That amount needs to be payed 14 days in advance of the course.
Online FAP course workshop follow up - REGISTRATION !
-8 wednesdays starting Oct.10th at 14.00-16.00, Max 9 participants. Total price is D.Kr 4800. Deposit is D.kr. 500,-
Benjamin Schoendorf and Stig Helweg-joergensen offer an 8 weeks online FAP training class. This course is only offered to people who have previously been on an in-person workshop. These online workshops which are smaller than in person workshop (with a limit of 9 participants) offer the opportunity to practice FAP skills over a period of time, thereby helping you get better at the practice of FAP.What you pay now is a deposit of 500,- D. Kr for reservation. A link for paying the rest of the amount will be sent. That amount needs to be payed 14 days in advance of the course.
In addition to the 2 hours of workshop, you will be expected to do homework assignments comprising both personal work and suggestions for with your clients. There will also be regular email interaction with your trainers during the whole length of the training.
We starting an online FAP skills training group on Wednesday Oct 10th 2012 from 14.00 to 16.00 (Scandina time) to run for 8 weeks until November 28th.
We hope that you will join us in this very intense and professionally and transformative experience.
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Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences
INFORMS meeting will be held at 12:15 pm, WednesdayApril 27th,
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Industrial Engineering and Modern Agriculture
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In this era of world connection and mass production, there is the need to feed our communities locally and around the world, in different climates and seasons and also to make it a commercially viable enterprise.
To secure this efforts, the agriculture industry has turned to greenhouse production where applicable. And this is what we do; produce fruit and vegetables all year round and provide a constant supply of fresh food to the consumer.
We face many difficulties, from having a product that has short shelf life to having to move it across the country in only a few days. How to deal with an evolving consumer market and their increasingly rigorous needs for fresh every day produce.
Having to fight the constants of time and distance we look for universal solutions to local problems and personalized unique ideas to solve our human resource, market and operational issues.
Pizza and soda will be served.
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Entries for tag "visual studio", ordered from most recent. Entry count: 55.
Sep 2011
Windows 8 Developer Preview
News about upcoming Windows 8 appear for some time. Information about the new Windows version directly from Microsoft, including technical details for developers, can be found in this PDF: Windows Developer Preview - Windows 8 guide. Recently Microsoft shared a full, development version of this system to download, install and test on your computer for free. It's a developer preview - it contains the new operating system along with new Visual Studio 11. You can download it as ISO image from Windows Developer Preview downloads. The system works in VirtualBox virtual machine. You can see my first gallery of screenshots here:
My first impressions after testing Windows 8 are... quite weird. Apparently they try to make desktop OS looking like a cellphone, with big fonts and all apps working in fullscreen. But that's only a half-truth. I feel that in Microsoft they always do it this way: a boss comes and tells that "we do it again from scratch only better, redefine everything, but we have to preserve backward compatibility", then a developer thinks how to implement it the simplest possible way and it ends in a new flashy UI containing several shortcuts to the most important commands with the old, good windows hiding somewhere under "Advanced" button. It was the same with Control Panel, with formatting functions in MS Office and now it's the same with the whole Desktop. You are presented a new screen full of colourful rectangles, but as soon as you move your cursor to the bottom-left corner of the screen and click "Start", you are teleported to the normal desktop with a wallpaper, taskbar and the Recycle Bin :)
Other things that attracted my attention: You now login to Windows using your Windows Live ID account. System is integrated with Facebook by providing some application to browse it. Explorer now uses the new Ribbon toolbar, just like new versions of MS Office, Paint or WordPad do for some time. There are lots of new games. New Task Manager is great because it now shows four columns with all most important statistics of every running program: the usage of CPU time, RAM memory, disk transfer and network transfer. Finally the new UI style: flat, colourful, minimalistic, full of solid filled rectangles.
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Apr 2011
Documentation in Visual CPP
Beginner programmers use only tutorials and are afraid of original documentation of any library. Most of programmers I know who use Visual C++ - even advanced ones - search for functions and classes documentation in Google, always being pointed to online version of MSDN Library. That's probably why noone told me about new Visual Studio documentation for such a long time.
But I can't imagine coding without having documentation for every library I use installed offline in my system and opened most of the time. For WinAPI, .NET, C and C++ standard libraries I used MSDN Library for Visual Studio 2008 SP1 - a free application that is available for download from Microsoft website in form of a DVD ISO image. But it's a 2008 version. I checked for some new version many times and couldn't find one.
Now I know that Microsoft changed this offline MSDN Library to a new help available in Visual Studio 2010, including Express edition. It can be installed by selecting Help / Manage Help Settings. A dialog box allows you to install, remove and update different parts of huge library (mine takes 3 GB of hard disk and it's located in C:\Users\All Users\Microsoft\HelpLibrary)
Files are downloaded, installed and after that, you can use Microsoft Help Viewer 1.1 to browse this documentation - hierarchical Contents, flat Index (I think it's the most useful), Favorites and full-text search. This help browser works faster than the old one (from MSDN Library). I recommend this method to anyone who code in Visual C++/C#/whatever.
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Apr 2011
Pointing to DLL Files in Visual CPP
When coding in Visual C++, we sometimes need to use some DLL libraries like FMOD, wxWidgets, Intel TBB etc. We download or build the library, setup directories to include and library files, finally #include <header.h>, #pragma comment(lib, "library.lib"), compile, run and...
Certainly our program also needs DLL file at runtime. Sure we have to attach it to the program when we distribute it, but do we really need to copy all these libraries to the Debug and Release subdirectories in our project? For a project run from Visual C++ to find required DLL files, they must be placed either in:
or in the PATH environmental variable. That's an option I've discovered yesterday. To use it in Visual C++, navigate to project properties / Configuration Properties / Debugging / Environment and set it to something like: PATH=$(PATH)$;C:\my_libraries\library_1\DLL_dir
If you do it correctly, your program launched from Visual C++ (with or without debugger - F5 or Ctrl+F5) will now be able to find required DLL libraries without need to copy them to your project directory.
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Mar 2011
Static C++ Code Analysis with PVS-Studio
By the courtesy of its authors, I have a chance to evaluate PVS-Studio - a static code analyzer for C, C++ and C++0x. This commercial application is installed as a plugin in Visual Studio 2005/2008/2010. Fortunately I have Visual Studio 2008 Professional at home so I could try it with the code of my personal projects. PVS-Studio differs from other tools of this kind, like free Cppcheck, by finding three types of errors or warnings: general, related to OpenMP and 64-bit portability issues.
After opening my solution in Visual Studio, I choose a command from the special menu to analyze all the code.
A progressbar appears while PVS-Studio does the computations, utilizing almost 100% of all 4 CPU cores. Finally, a dockable panel appears with a list of found issues.
The general category warns about exact float comparison with == and stuff like that. It managed to find few places where I forgot the "&" character while passing a vector as const refefence parameter, rightly telling that it will cause "decreased performance". But its greatest find in my CommonLib library code was this unbelievable bug:
Some messages look funny. Should I code some general, abstract, portable, object-oriented, Alexandrescu-style template-based solution here just to avoid copying some code into several similar instructions? :)
I didn't check how the OpenMP validation works because I don't currently use this extension. As for 64-bit compatibility issues, I have lots of them - just because my code is not prepared to be compiled as 64-bit. PVS-Studio seem to do a good job pointing to places where fixed-length 32-bit integers are mixed with pointers, array indexing etc.
Overall, PVS-Studio looks like a good tool for C++ programmers who care about the quality of their code. Finding issues related to OpenMP and 64-bit compatibility can be something of a great value, if only you need such features.
Too bad that PVS-Studio, opposite to Cppcheck, is a Visual Studio plugin, not a standalone application, so it obviously requires you to have a commercial MSVS version and do not work with Express edition. But this is understandable - if you need OpenMP or 64-bit, you probably already use Visual Studio Professional or higher.
PVS-Studio analyzes C, C++ and C++0x. It doesn't work with C++/CLI language, but that's not a big flaw too. I use C++/CLI at work, but I can see it's quite unpopular, niche language. Its compilation or analysis would also be very difficult because it mixes all features from both native C++ and .NET. Even Microsoft didn't find resources to implement IntelliSense for C++/CLI in Visual Studio 2010.
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Mar 2011
Visual Studio 2010 Service Pack 1 Released Yesterday
Yesterday Microsoft publicly released Visual Studio 2010 Service Pack 1. It is big (1.48 GB) and the installation takes quite long. It applies to all Visual Studio 2010 versions and components, including C++ Express, C# Express etc. Here is the list of changes and here is download link (you can find link to ISO file with offline installer at the bottom of that page). There are lots of fixes and improvements, but most of them apply to managed or web technologies like Silverlight. What's interesting for a C++ programmer is the addition of intrinsics to enable the extensions on the AMD and Intel new microprocessors that will be released next year - Intel AVX and AMD Bulldozer. Microsoft also claims to optimize and fix C++ compiler. Changelist mentions fixing lots of IDE crashes, including incompatibility with AMD CodeAnalyst.
Overall I think the new SP1 for VS2010 is worth installing, unless you have "Windows SDK for Windows 7 and .NET Framework 4" installed in your system. In that case an unsolved issue would happen so you should NOT install the Service Pack.
By the way: MSDN Library - the extensive documentation of C, C++, WinAPI, OpenGL, .NET and lots of other technologies - is available for free in form of an offline application for some time, but the latest version is MSDN Library for Visual Studio 2008 SP1. Do you know how to download some newer release? Or maybe that "Windows SDK" ships with it?
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Jan 2011
Generating LIB File for DLL Library
I've been recently trying to use libVLC - functionality of great, codec-less VLC media player enclosed in form of DLL library. By the way I've came across a great article: GenerateLibFromDll and now I know how to generate LIB file for any DLL library! Here is detailed description of the problem:
When you have a DLL library you want to use in your C++ code, you may do it dynamically by using LoadLibrary and GetProcAddress functions from WinAPI, but it's more convenient to do it statically. But it's not enough to just #include signatures of library functions and use them in your project. You also need to link with some LIB file, even if the file is not a real static library with compiled code, but only a few-kilobyte-long list of imported functions. I believe that's just another flaw of C++ language, because other languages like for example C# don't need this even when importing functions from native DLL libraries.
If you have some SDK prepared for Visual C++ or compile the library by yourself, you also get the LIB file next to DLL. But if you have only the library, that article shows following steps to generate matching LIB:
1. From Start menu run "Visual Studio Command Prompt".
2. Execute command:
dumpbin /exports DLL_FILE.dll > DEF_FILE.def
This command prints some information about given DLL library in textual form to its standard output. We redirect it to a text file with DEF extension. But to make it real DEF file, we need to edit it.
3. Open DEF_FILE.def in some text editor and edit it to contain only the names of exported functions in form of:
4. From the Visual Studio Command Prompt, execute another command:
lib /def:DEF_FILE.def /out:LIB_FILE.lib /machine:x86
And there you have it! The so much required LIB file generated from DLL library. You only need signatures of these functions with proper parameters and return values declared in some H header file and you can successfully use your DLL by linking with LIB file created by yourself :)
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May 2010
Compiling wxWidgets 2.9.0 in Visual C++ 2010 Express
NEW! (2011-02-18) I posted this entry months ago, wxWidgets keeps evolving and so it may no longer work. For building wxWidgets 2.9.1 in Visual C++ 2010, I now recommend you follow steps described here: Visual Studio C++ 2010 - Microsoft Visual C++ Guide - wiki.wxwidgets.org and here: Fixed wxWidgets 2.9.1 project files Visual Studio 2010 - forums.wxwidgets.org.
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Today I wanted to compile wxWidgets library (version 2.9.0, which contains lots of interesting new features, including wxPropertyGrid control) under Visual C++ 2010 Express. A strange error appeared that stopped the build and explained nothing specific about the cause:
Microsoft.CppCommon.targets(151,5): error MSB6001: Invalid command line switch for "cmd.exe". The path is not of a legal form.
It took me some time to find a correct solution on Google, as many of them didn't work. (Copy setup.h file to some another directory? Made no difference in my case. Use the wx.dsw - project file for oldest IDE version? Didn't work either, my Visual says it cannot import such projects.)
Finally I've found this forum topic: http://forums.wxwidgets.org/viewtopic.php?t=27630. Sami Hamlaoui on 25th April 2010 posted a ZIP archive there containing converted and fixed project for Visual C++ 2010 that you can download and use to successfully build wxWidgets 2.9.0. Thanks for that!
After you build all projects in Debug and Release configuration, you just need to setup include and library paths in the IDE:
And finally you can use wxWidgets in your projects.
To do that, you need to #include files such as comctl32.lib, rpcrt4.lib, winmm.lib, advapi32.lib, wsock32.lib and desired wx libraries like wxbase29ud.lib and wxmsw29ud_core.lib ("d" is for debug,
use versions without "d" in Release configuration).
Also remember that the new wxWidgets has no ASCII support, so you have to use Unicode character set.
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DXGI Format Cheatsheet Today I've prepared another small, single page cheat sheet related to DirectX 11: DXGI_Format_Cheatsheet.pdf
I've also solved my problem with Visual C++ 2010 Express that crashed every compilation on my computer. I've submitted this bug to Microsoft Connect, expecting that it may be because I have a 64-bit Windows 7 or because I also have Visual Studio 2008 Professional installed. But with the help from Microsoft I've figured out that it was just because of the AMD CodeAnalyst profiler. Uninstalling this program helped me so my VC2010 doesn't crash any more :D
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comctl32.lib, rpcrt4.lib, winmm.lib, advapi32.lib, wsock32.lib
and desired wx libraries like wxbase29ud.lib and wxmsw29ud_core.lib ("d" is for debug, use versions without "d" in Release configuration). Also remember that the new wxWidgets has no ASCII support, so you have to use Unicode character set.
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Today I've prepared another small, single page cheat sheet related to DirectX 11:
I've also solved my problem with Visual C++ 2010 Express that crashed every compilation on my computer. I've submitted this bug to Microsoft Connect, expecting that it may be because I have a 64-bit Windows 7 or because I also have Visual Studio 2008 Professional installed. But with the help from Microsoft I've figured out that it was just because of the AMD CodeAnalyst profiler. Uninstalling this program helped me so my VC2010 doesn't crash any more :D
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We had a very comfortable stay in this lovely well appointed and equipped holiday apartment, home from home, everything was there to make it an excellent place to spend a holiday, bonus was that the teenagers were able to make use of the in house Internet.. Situated in a new complex by an old Spanish village with baker,supermarket, cafes, bars and chemist. There is also a sports complex on the site which has a cafe bar, very handy for snacks and tapas. All in all a very relaxing holiday.
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