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Final Box-Office Tally! "The Expendables" Explodes Competition, Debuts at No. 1! See Complete Top 20 Movies
Sylvester Stallone's testosterone fest beat out Julia Roberts' "Eat Pray Love" and the geek chic "Scott Pilgrim vs. The World." "The Expendables" debuted at No. 1 with $34.8 million.
Roberts must settle for No. 2 with a $23.1 million debut while the much buzzed-about "Scott Pilgrim" entered at No. 5 with a weak $10.6 million opening. (Check out my reviews of "The Expendables" and "Scott Pilgrim vs. The World" right here)
Here's the final tally of the Top 20 movies at the box-office for weekend of Aug. 13:
1. "The Expendables," Lionsgate, $34,825,135, 3,270 locations, $10,650 average, $34,825,135, one week.
2. "Eat Pray Love," Sony, $23,104,523, 3,082 locations, $7,497 average, $23,104,523, one week.
3. "The Other Guys," Sony, $17,408,501, 3,651 locations, $4,768 average, $69,951,822, two weeks.
4. "Inception," Warner Bros., $11,285,051, 3,120 locations, $3,617 average, $248,469,482, five weeks.
5. "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World," Universal, $10,609,795, 2,818 locations, $3,765 average, $10,609,795, one week.
6. "Despicable Me," Universal, $6,971,355, 2,923 locations, $2,385 average, $222,197,390, six weeks.
7. "Step Up 3D," Disney, $6,905,201, 2,439 locations, $2,831 average, $29,844,422, two weeks.
8. "Dinner For Schmucks," Paramount, $6,285,179, 3,046 locations, $2,063 average, $58,785,547, three weeks.
9. "Salt," Sony, $6,219,502, 2,834 locations, $2,195 average, $103,438,273, four weeks.
10. "Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore," Warner Bros., $4,190,426, 2,728 locations, $1,536 average, $35,218,937, three weeks.
11. "Toy Story 3," Disney, $2,222,731, 1,219 locations, $1,823 average, $400,824,826, nine weeks.
12. "Charlie St. Cloud," Universal, $2,113,930, 2,083 locations, $1,015 average, $28,758,460, three weeks.
13. "The Kids Are All Right," Focus, $1,352,585, 830 locations, $1,630 average, $16,721,391, six weeks.
14. "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse," Summit, $1,279,650, 1,212 locations, $1,056 average, $295,842,444, seven weeks.
15. "Grown Ups," Sony, $1,140,893, 968 locations, $1,179 average, $158,054,590, eight weeks.
16. "The Sorcerer's Apprentice," Disney, $1,120,604, 989 locations, $1,133 average, $59,538,764, five weeks.
17. "Ramona and Beezus," Fox, $833,589, 632 locations, $1,319 average, $23,335,273, four weeks.
18. "The Karate Kid," Sony, $518,156, 372 locations, $1,393 average, $174,861,447, 10 weeks.
19. "Get Low," Sony Pictures Classics, $376,781, 53 locations, $7,109 average, $826,013, three weeks.
20. "The Girl Who Played With Fire," Music Box, $364,484, 166 locations, $2,196 average, $5,188,619, six weeks.
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This weekend, would you rather see Julia Roberts eating, praying, and loving? How about Sylvester Stallone leading a bunch of mercenaries-for-hire? Or Scott Pilgrim proving his love by battling the world, or her seven evil exes?
In my humble opinion, geeks win this weekend! "Scott Pilgrim vs. The World" is far better than its competitors for its smart, funny, and very inventive take on love as the proverbial battlefield.
The second best is "The Expendables." What can you expect from a film featuring a bunch of male action stars but a balls-out explosion extravaganza with very, very minimal character development. I enjoyed the first part of the film, the second part was a bit boring, but the third was blessed with, you guess it, more explosions! Start waving your 80s action freak flag.
That leads us to Roberts and director Ryan Murphy's "Eat, Pray, Love" based on Elizabeth Gilbert's 2006 memoir. While Roberts is luminous, this project proves our pretty woman needs a far better, meatier material. This is a looooooong movie about eating, praying, loving but after its 2 1/2-hour running time, we're still left befuddled about what Roberts' character truly ate, prayed for, and loved!
The scenery is fantastic, hence, this film is better to watch inside a nice, cozy airplane ride from coast to coast. And Murphy is not an adept storyteller in film. His "Running with Scissors" had a great first half only to be saddled by a pedantic second. BUT, this guy can tell stories on TV ("Glee" anyone?), so I think, his talents are far better suited on the small screen and there's absolutely nothing wrong with that. Much like the "Sex and the City" creator-director, Michael Patrick King, whose talent shines on TV but falters on the big screen.
Here's my combo-review of "The Expendables" and "Scott Pilgrim vs. The World":
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The super-hot Ryan Reynolds (that's metaphoric y'all!) may soon star opposite Denzel Washington in the Universal thriller "Safe House" from "Snabba cash" director Daneil Espinosa.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Espinosa met or considered actors Tom Hardy, Zac Efron, James McAvoy, Sam Worthington and Shia LaBeouf for the role but Reynolds is emerging as the frontrunner.
The script is written by US Weekly editor, David Guggenheim, and the plot is quite intriguing. Reynolds will play the only surviving agent of an attack on a CIA safe house trying to get a prisoner (Washington) to another safe house before time runs out.
I can picture Reynolds in the role, but man, is he busy or what! He's currently filming "Green Lantern" (and perhaps planning the sequel, yes, sequel already!), and is set to star in Universal's supernatural police flick "R.I.P.D." And he's also committed to working on the "Wolverine" spinoff "Deadpool" for Fox.
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John Belushi's life may be coming to theaters near you with help from "The Pursuit of Happyness" screenwriter Steven Conrad and "The Hangover" director-producer Todd Phillips according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Phillips is still unsure if he will direct the biopic but he will produce and Conrad will write the script.
Belushi's life is perfect for the big screen. He's a beloved "Saturday Night Live" cast member who died in 1982 at age 33 due to a drug overdose.
The big question: who should play Belushi? Zach Galifianakis, who previously worked with Phillips in "The Hangover" could play the part. Jack Black could also channel the famously maniacal comedian although he was quoted as saying "His life is not as funny as his work, and watching me do an imitation of him doing his 'Saturday Night Live' bits won't be as funny as watching him do his 'SNL' bits."
Um, Jack, it's called acting dude!
Other actors who could play Belushi, according to THR:
The next generation has fielded a roster of 21st century versions that could potentially pull off the role -- Jonah Hill (26), Seth Rogen (28), Ethan Suplee (34) and Tyler Labine (32), who actually appeared as Belushi in the 2005 NBC movie, "Behind the Camera: The Unauthorized Story of 'Mork & Mindy.'"
Hhhmmmm, maybe Phillips and Conrad should search high and wide for an unknown who can be funny and dramatic at the same time. It's better for a newbie to portray the iconic comedian so they don't bring their own baggage to the role.
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(CNN)Here's a look at the life of Jeff Sessions, US attorney general and former Republican senator of Alabama.
Birth date: December 24, 1946
Birth date: December 24, 1946
Birth place: Selma, Alabama
Birth name: Jefferson Beauregard Sessions III
Father: Jefferson Beauregard Sessions Jr., business owner
Mother: Abbie (Powe) Sessions
Marriage: Mary Blackshear Sessions (1969-present)
Children: Mary Abigail, Ruth and Samuel
Education: Huntingdon College, B.A., 1969; University of Alabama, J.D., 1973
Military service: US Army Reserve, 1973-1986, Captain
Religion: Methodist
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Serves on the Senate Budget, Judiciary, Armed Services, and Environment and Public Works Committees.
Voted against both of President Barack Obama's Supreme Court nominees, Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan.
Supports building fencing along the US border, saying in 2006 that "good fences make good neighbors."
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1986 - President Ronald Reagan nominates Sessions to become a federal judge. The Senate Judiciary Committee opposes the nomination following testimony that Sessions made racist remarks and called the NAACP and ACLU "un-American."
1995-1997- Alabama Attorney General. During this time, an Alabama judge accuses Sessions of prosecutorial misconduct related to the handling of evidence in a case but ultimately, Sessions is not disciplined for ethics violations.
1996 - Elected to the US Senate. Re-elected in 2002, 2008 and 2014.
1997-February 2017 - Republican senator representing Alabama.
February 2, 2009 - Votes in favor of the confirmation of Eric Holder as attorney general.
April 23, 2015 - Votes against the confirmation of Loretta Lynch as attorney general.
February 28, 2016 - Becomes the first sitting US senator to endorse Donald Trump's presidential bid.
November 18, 2016 - President-elect Donald Trump announces he intends to nominate Sessions to be the next attorney general.
January 3, 2017 - An NAACP sit-in to protest the nomination of Sessions as US attorney general ends when six people are arrested at Sessions' Mobile, Alabama, office.
February 8, 2017 - After 30 hours of debate, the US Senate confirms Sessions as attorney general by a 52-47 vote.
March 1, 2017 - The Washington Post reports that Sessions failed to disclose pre-election meetings with the top Russian diplomat in Washington. Sessions did not mention either meeting during his confirmation hearings when he said he knew of no contacts between Trump surrogates and Russians.
March 2, 2017 - Sessions recuses himself from any involvement in a Justice Department probe into links between the Trump campaign and Moscow.
April 3, 2017 - The Justice Department releases a memorandum ordering a review of consent decrees and other police reforms overseen by the federal government in response to complaints of civil rights abuses and public safety issues. During his confirmation hearing, Sessions expressed skepticism about the effectiveness of Justice Department interventions in local police matters.
October 4, 2017 - In a memo to all federal prosecutors, Sessions says that a 1964 federal civil rights law does not protect transgender workers from employment discrimination and the department will take this new position in all "pending and future matters."


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I find it hilarious that 'libertarian socialism' and 'social libertarianism' are apparently different ideologies
It doesn't concern you, Sister, that kind of absolutist view of the universe? Right and wrong determined solely by a single all-knowing, all powerful being whose judgment cannot be questioned and in whose name the most horrendous acts can be sanctioned without appeal?
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We have previously reported chronic low-intensity interval exercise training attenuates fibrosis, impaired cardiac mitochondrial function, and coronary vascular dysfunction in miniature swine with LV hypertrophy. The purpose of this study was to test two hypotheses: 1) chronic low-intensity interval training preserves normal myocardial oxygen supply/demand balance; and 2) training-dependent attenuation of LV fibrotic remodeling improves diastolic function in aortic-banded sedentary, exercise trained (HF-TR) and control sedentary male Yucatan miniature swine displaying symptoms of heart failure with preserved ejection fraction (HFpEF). Pressure-volume loops, coronary blood flow (CBF), and 2-D speckle tracking ultrasound were utilized in vivo under conditions of increasing peripheral mean arterial pressure and β-adrenergic stimulation 6 months post-surgery to evaluate cardiac function. Normal diastolic function in HF-TR animals was characterized by prevention of increased τ, normal LV untwisting rate, and enhanced apical circumferential and radial strain rate. Reduced fibrosis, normal MMP-2 and TIMP-4 mRNA expression, and increased collagen III isoform mRNA levels (P<0.05) accompanied improved diastolic function following chronic training. Exercise dependent improvements in CBF for a given myocardial oxygen consumption (MVO2, P<0.05) and cardiac efficiency (Stroke Work:MVO2, P<0.05) were associated with preserved contractile reserve. LV hypertrophy in HF-TR animals was associated with increased activation of Akt and preservation of activated JNK/SAPK. In conclusion, chronic low-intensity interval exercise training attenuates diastolic impairment by promoting compliant extracellular matrix (ECM) fibrotic components and preserving ECM regulatory mechanisms, preserves myocardial oxygen balance, and promotes a physiological molecular hypertrophic signaling phenotype in a large animal model resembling HFpEF.
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The statement added that Bennett J "will then decide, having heard submissions from the parties, whether or not to make the judgment public in whole or in part".
It continued: "It is not unknown in high profile cases, or where the judges think the case has legal significance, for some or all of the settlement to be made public."
Precise financial details of the settlement are expected to be kept out of the public eye.
It is understood that Mills could receive as much as £80m – almost double the £48m awarded to Beverly Charman when she divorced from her tycoon husband John Charman in May 2007.
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1. Tell us about your latest book.
Dead Wreckoning is set in a small Texas town where everyone knows everything about the other—or at least think they do—until an old woman named Boo Murphy heads into the swamp behind her house and spies a brass-bowed pirate schooner sitting eight feet up out of the water. She recalls tales of her ancestor, Mary Anne Radcliff, granddaughter of the infamous 1700s pirate, Anne Bonny, and who sailed with privateer Jean Lafitte. Cleaning litter from the pirate schooner, Boo mindlessly tosses a discarded bottle into the bottom of her flat-bottomed boat along with a pile of other trash, and soon forgets about it. The next day she takes her cousin Sasha out to see the schooner, but all they find is Sasha's husband, Zeke, dead.
Sid ends up taking Boo's case after she's accused of the murder. Once again, Sid faces her enemy on her feet, but this time the enemies know their business much better than she does hers. With their ruthless take on interference, how does she get herself out of this mess? But they don't know Sidra Smart. And until now, neither has Sid.
2. PI Sidra Smart is an exceptional character who I find very refreshing – I like that she's middle-aged, left a controlling relationship behind, and makes "sassy pickles" to de-stress. What made you decide to do a series based on this type of character?
Perhaps because I find older women wise, brave, experienced and ready for adventure. Many times they have left that controlling relationship behind and launched out on their own for the first time in their life. They know good junk! They know how to say no when they mean no, and yes when they mean yes. They are comfortable with their own bodies and often don't have anything to prove in the way of fashion, spike heels and men. They know who they are, what they want and what they don't want.
3. Sidra lives with her aunt, cat and dog in a haunted house. These are great characters and I hope will remain with the series as it goes forward. What brought about the idea of incorporating "ghosts" into the series?
Oh, I love ghosts! I've never seen one, but find the idea of spirits from another world assisting us in ours, most fascinating. Since I've never seen a ghost, they do not show up in my books as a certainty. Rather, I leave a question as to their actual existence, both for the reader and for Sidra. To me, that ghostly presence adds more color and intrigue to the plot. I hope my readers feel the same way.
Speaking of ghosts, I've been doing research for a historical novel I'm working on, set during WWII which includes a plot line around the Romany Gypsy. I had never heard their belief about the mulo. According to what I'm reading, many years ago, before the gypsy converted to Christianity, they believed that when an evil man died, his mulo, his bad spirit, stayed in his grave with him. When the sun went down, the mulo arose and walked the town causing trouble, wrecking havoc. With the cock crow, the spirit had to return to the grave. Then, at 12 noon, it came out again, but only for 30 minutes. Some believed that the mulo was not the dead man at all, but rather the devil in disguise. This belief resulted in the gypsy band being out of site over lunch, and they never traveled after dark. You can bet this fascinating fact will show up in my work in progress!
4. You co-founded the Georgetown Library Writers College in Georgetown, Texas in 2008, where you teach writing and marketing classes. What do you think is the most common mistake writers make? What is the most effective way a writer can promote?
Most effective? I don't know if there is one most effective way for a writer to promote. The most effective is whatever works for you. Writers must try every way imaginable, and then some. My most effective way has been signing events in my hometown, which is also where my series is set, and involving my sister when I do. I've been gone from there since high school, but she's lived there all her life and knows virtually everyone in town. She attracts people to my events like flies on honey. Book signings in places other than the traditional bookstores also work well for me. I've signed at antique stores, coffee shops, tea rooms, chamber of commerce, art festivals, book festivals, Mardi Gras, Xmas bazaars, and any other place I can think of, or who invite me. Internet marketing is getting more and more successful.
Related to writing—the biggest mistake, I think, a writer can make is to either not participate in a good critique group. And while in such, to defend their work rather than receiving the feedback. Some authors get defensive, and want to explain why they did something a certain way. Not so. Just listen, say thank you, and then go home and consider the feedback.
5. You also organized a critique group called the Williamson County Coroners. Do you think critique groups are important to writers, no matter where they are in their career, or more beneficial for beginning writers?
Without a doubt, critique groups are most valuable for beginning writers. They help that writer look at their work from a different perspective. They learn how to monitor for point of view, consistency, character development, plot problems, grammar and punctuation, showing versus telling, emotional filters, and such. That being said, I've recently released my third book and I don't know if I'd ever write without such a group's feedback. I find them invaluable and marvelous support.
6. What do you love about writing? What do you hate?
I love taking a group of words and playing with them, reordering, cutting, adding more, enhancing, all in the attempt to communicate a feeling, an emotion, an action, a setting, a dialogue, a character. What I hate is when I don't know where I want my work in progress to go next. It's frustrating to get stuck in the muddling middle.
7. Are you an "outliner" or "pantser"?
Most definitely a 'pantser.' When I pick up pen and paper and attempt to outline, my brain heads out the window and refuses to return until I put aside the attempt and just get to writing.
8. Do you belong to any writers' organizations? If so, do you find it beneficial?
More than I have time to do effectively. I am president of our local Sisters in Crime chapter, VP of my local writers league, member of Mystery Writers of America, three critique groups, and numerous online support/marketing groups. I find them invaluable, and also a big time consumer from writing. So it is a balancing act.
9. It's obvious you are an animal lover, as are the Dames. Tell us about your pets if you have any. If not, what's your favorite animal and why?
Sad to say, right now we do not have a pet. We are slated to inherit a Japanese Chen dog one of these days, so hesitate to get one before then and end up with two of them. We live in a condo and feel two dogs would be more than we could handle with our travel schedule. I love dogs, as you might guess from my last two books. Cats are nice but my youngest son is allergic to them. He is grown and away from home, but since he does come to visit, I wouldn't put him through that agony when he's here. So we wait.
10. You live in Texas and your series is based in Southeast Texas. Tell us about the area you live in and what appeals most to you about Texas.
My Sidra Smart series is indeed set in the town of my birth. Orange, Texas is southeast, sitting right on the border of Lake Charles, Louisiana. The area is filled with swamps, bayous, Cajuns, and mosquitoes big enough to carry you off to glory. Orange is one of those places that has its own gravity. You either get out early or you don't get out at all. I did, at 18. But my family still lives there and I return often. The area is made up of strong people who never say die. They survive hurricanes, floods, tornadoes, union strikes, a stagnant economy, and still they celebrate with their Cajun crawfish boils, fish fries, and Mardi Gras celebrations. They are my biggest supporters. In one weekend I sold over 150 copies of my latest book Dead Wreckoning.
11. What's your favorite Southern expression?
Oh, my favorite would have to be, "If I tell you a hen dips snuff, you better look under her tongue." (Translation: When I tell you something, you can be assured it is the truth.)
Or one of the most common: L I B (a shortened exclamation used in place of, "Well, I'll be!)
12. Tell us about Murder, She Writes.
I'd like to invite everyone to listen in on Mondays at 5:00 pm Central time to Murder, She Writes, an internet blog talk radio show. I interview women mystery authors, with an occasional male mystery author squeezed in who writes with a female protagonist. Go to www.blogtalkradio.com/murdershewrites and tune in. Next week I interview P.D. Brown, and the next, Betty Webb. Also, if any of your author/readers is interested, email me at email@example.com and tell me of your interest in being interviewed on the program.
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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] In the special vision of its director Jason Durdon, Wesley Eure, John Lavin and Danny Torres, Ashley Parker Angel leads the cast of this movie of USA, with dialogues in English (available with subtitles), whose official premiere was scheduled for 2016. You can watch L.A. Stories online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2016.
Rating: 5 by 10 users./
Runtime: 100 minutes
Ashley Parker Angel, I. Elijah Baughman, Heather Brooker, Michael Polak, Heather Harper, Kameshia Duncan, Frank Turner, Shana Williams and Kevin Williams.
100-minute film (full movie) directed by Jason Durdon, Wesley Eure, John Lavin and Danny Torres.
The original audio of L.A. Stories has dialogues in Dolby Digital, it was produced in USA.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2016.
Screenplay written by Mark Whittington.
Richard Samuels.
Jerry Hamilton Bell and Mark Whittington.
This film was produced and / or financed by Hunu Films.
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|For every ADC: easy; smite -> ultimate ->killed
Warwick is known for his easy path through the jungle, his passive keeps him allive and even if not he still has his hungering strike to gain some health back. You can start either blue or redbuff, you dont rely on a strong botlane pull.
If you start bluebuff, you can smite the frog and just let him reset instantly, the thornmail effect will make the bluebuff an easy job, even without pull on level 1.
Later you need to farm some camps to gain the onhit dmg of Devourer (Jungle item enhancment/ new lantern).
Early its a hard time with warwick, because the only cc you have is the redbuff and eventually smite if you have an expanded jungle item. From level 6 and upwards its as easy as it was hard before: smite + ult will be about 70% health instantly and the lanechamp can deal some extra dmg in that time so if you have stime and ult you mostly get a safe kill.
Lategame // Teamfights
Warwick still is an outtaker as he was allways, but now he not just suppresses but also will kill the weaker champs -> the carrys with one easy combo as described above (smite; ult; q; botrk), so he basicly just removes one enemy champ from the game, because later the respawn time is ~ same as the cooldown of your ult and smite.
This style of full offense ultimate Warwick can be named as the so known "noob-killer", so in normal games and non high ranked games it's mostly a safe win because the enemys don't allways know how to put that wolf to a leash, so you can carry yourself up to lower platin ranks easily
and then if you go full tryhard even higher.
In higher ranks the enemys will propably know how to avoid you or safe themselves from you.


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A man, Wahab Lawal has been arrested by the Lagos State Police Command after he allegedly stabbed his wife, Bola to death in the Oto, Ebute Meta area of the state.
Wahab who friends described as having a hot temper is said to have killed his wife on March 26, after 5 previous failed attempts.
Recounting what happened, a friend of the deceased Mrs. Hadijat Abdulrasheed said Bola married Wahab after the death of her husband and she had two children for him in addition to the three she had from her previous marriage.
She explained that Bola had moved out of her husband's house to stay with her prior to the incident after she was convinced her husband wanted to kill her. At one time, he had used a stool to hit her on the head just to wake her up, at another time, he had used a screw driver to stab her in the ear.
Mrs Abdulrasheed said that after Bola moved out of the house, she still went there once in a while to get a few things and also take care of her children.
On that fateful day, Wahab who was jobless had approached the deceased and begged for forgiveness but she refused. He also begged her to come back to the house which she declined and an argument ensued. It was during the argument that Wahab used a knife which he usually carries around to stab Bola and she bled to death.
Wahab was arrested after the incident was reported at the Iponri Police Division. He was later transferred to the State Criminal Investigation Department, Yaba.
Meanwhile, it was learnt that the deceased had been buried according to Islamic rites.
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I'm new to OpenFoam, and my ap
I'm new to OpenFoam, and my applications are about porous media.
I've searched the forum (not exhaustive, though) without any mention to this application.
So far fluent and the like have tackled the subject by including a source term on the momentum equation and I don't expect this to be too hard to implement in openFoam.
My question is of course if someone has already done that.
Also if it is possible to implement it in a multiphase Eulerian N-phase model.
So far I think there is only 2 phase Eulerian model, am I right?
Thanks folks in advance
Arturo O.
Hi, I have done a number of
I have done a number of porous media flow model implementations, including scalar or tensorial resistance, using Darcy's law. They were typically a part of more complex model, like for example the biscuit baking model (mass transfer for air, liquid water and water vapour + heat transfer + stress analysis with large deformations) or similar complex heat/mass transfer models.
In these cases, the flow equations lose the momentum term and you can solve them just by solving for pressure. Currently, there's no top-level example code for porous media, because it's "too simple" and interesting only with some other phenomena.
I implemented the generalised
I implemented the generalised laplacian with tensorial viscosity (currently limited to an orthogonal grid in the region of the porous medium) in version 1.1 which can be used to include porous media effects into any of the basic solvers with a little bit of effort. I have used it to write a catalytic-converter simulation code and other specialised applications but it is a lot of effort to write example codes, FoamX configurations, documentation etc. so until someone is prepared to pay for this work we are unlikely to do it because our spare time is already taken up with basic maintenance and core development tasks.
I have completed a multiphase
I have completed a multiphase version of interFoam but haven't yet done the same for the Eulerian two-phase code although it is perfectly possible.
My main interest are chemical
My main interest are chemical reactions and other physics on porous media, the so called packed bed reactors, so many other phenomena must be accounted for such as heat transfer, chemical reaction and mass transfer, its good to know that OpenFoam can tackle those cases.
Thanks for the answer and I hope I can post my questions if stucked.
Thanks to all
BTW I work also with multiphas
BTW I work also with multiphase flows on porous media.
Hi @Hrvoje Jasak: How did y
@Hrvoje Jasak: How did you implement darcys law for tensoral resistant? For scalar resistant I simply add +fvm::SuSp(nu*G,U) to the simpleFoam solver, where U is the inverse of K and K is the specific viskosity of my porous media (unit of K :m2). But how to do this for a volTensorField? I tried +nu*(G&U), but it did not converge.
Several things: please note th
Several things: please note that this kind of thing is really consultancy, i.e. I will rarely be prepared to give away this level of explanation for free.
Firstly, when you say fvm::SuSp you mean that the term may be both positive (source) or negative. In your case, we are talking about porous drag (unless you porous medium is capable of producing energy = accelerating the fluid). This the term is always a sink - use fvm::Sp.
Secondly, my Darcy's law says that the velocity field is in equilibrium with the pressure gradient. In other words, U is proportional to grad p. If you read this once again, this means that both the convection and the diffusion term in the momentum equation are negligible and should be thrown out. The last term is left is the ddt term and this is a question of taste: is the equilibrium immediate (no ddt) or is there a relaxation towards the equilibrium (ddt remains and complicates matters a little bit).
With this in mind, could you please temm me why you are solving the momentum equation in the first place: U is proportional to grad p (Darcy's law) and convection and diffusion in the prorous medium should be neglected.
So, now we are in business: no mementum equation and U is in equilibrium with the pressure gradient. Thus, all I need to do is to solve the pressure equation, using the porous resistance (please derive yourself!).
Finally, the story above is valid both for isotropic resistance and directional resistance. When you derive it, you will find that for the latter, the pressure laplace needs a tensorial diffusivity term! There you can use:
tmp<fvmatrix<type> > laplacian
const volTensorField&,
(that should now make sense!).
Enjoy (courtesy of),
Thank you very much. But th
Thank you very much.
But there ist still a question. In my case there is a porous region and a non porous region, and therefor I found the Navier-Stokes-Brinkman equation. I understand that the convection and the diffusion term are negligible in the porous region. But only there, so that they cannot be thrown out in my case. Am I right?
I hope it is not too boring for you. I am a real beginner. Sorry
That's all fine: you can knock
That's all fine: you can knock out the fluxes and diffusion in the porous region and have the complete momentum elsewhere.
However, the primary coupling in the system is p-U and not the momentum equation. Thus, as long as you keep messing about with the sink terms in the momentum equation instead of rewriting the pressure laplacian - this handles the dominant coupling - you won't get this to work (for any serious porous medium).
My advice (step by step, make it work, understand it and then generalise)
1) write a simple porous medium solver, no momentum equation
2) do the same for directional resistance
3) include the ddt term only in the momentum
4) do the same, with the porous medium covering a part of the domain. Beware of continuity problems on the porous interface!!!
5) introduce tensorial resistance. Rinse. Repeat :-)
Have fun,
I see it's getting more compli
I see it's getting more complicated than expected.
Thanks a lot.
Last Question: How can I knock out the fluxes and the diffusion in the porous region and have the complete momentum elsewhere? Define a field for it? Perhaps a volScalarField with the value 0 in the porous medium and the value 1 elsewhere? So that i can use it as a switch?
P.S. What do accurately mean w
P.S. What do accurately mean with pressure laplacian?
Hi Hrv! Is it right, that I
Hi Hrv!
Is it right, that I have to solve the following eqaution:
fvScalarmatrix pEqn
fvm::laplacian(K/nu, p)
== fcv::div(phi)
In Simple Foam we solve at first the UEqn. After that we caculate phi. And then we solve the pEqn.
In my case I will at first solve the presserue equation and because of that i don't know how to calculate phi.
I hope you understand my problem.
Better, but there's no flux to
Better, but there's no flux to start with: it's all in the pressure gradient. So, just lose the rhs. and you will get the flux when you solve for the pressure.
Keep digging :-)
Sorry, but i don't know what y
Sorry, but i don't know what you mean with rhs...
Ok,i think with rhs you mean r
Ok,i think with rhs you mean right side?!
like this:
fvScalarmatrix pEqn
fvm::laplacian(K/nu, p)
Isn't it possible that you send me one of your solver.C to understand what to do? I only need this for university. I would be a greate help.
Sorry: that would be the "righ
Sorry: that would be the "right-hand-side" of the equation. In other words:
fvScalarmatrix pEqn
fvm::laplacian(K/nu, p)
Hi Hrvoje Jasak, you told m
Hi Hrvoje Jasak,
you told me that my first way to solve flow in porous media was wrong. I found an article about different methods to do this. There are two
macroscopic model. One is solving darcys law in the porous region and ns in the fluid region. That is what you told me.
But there is another method. That is what i have done, the socalled "Reformulated problem" :
Brinkman model for the porous media, Navier-Stokes for the fluid region, and continuos stress tensor interface conditions, are reformulated, so that a single system of partial differential equations is govering the flow in the pure liquid and in the porous media. This is done in the fictitious regions method manner.
Thanks a lot for all your help and efforts.
Hello, all I'm new to OpenF
Hello, all
I'm new to OpenFoam, and also to CFD problems.
I was used to discretize PDE to ODE and leave everything else to the solver (such as ode15s in matlab).
Now I start to learn algorithms like PISO, and it seems really confusing for me.
One question is, if I'm dealing with flows in porous media governed by simple darcy's law. Is it still necessary to use PISO loop?
Because every textbook said PISO is used to solve the pressure-velocity coupling. But now the velocity can be calculated directly from pressure gradient and we don't even have a momentum balance equation.
I hope this is a corret thread for this question, and thanks a lot for any hints or suggestion.
I have just completed a very useful and interesting Openfoam training.
I was wondering if it would be possible to get some test case files like those used in "Biscuit baking model". It would be kindly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
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Yesterday, I ran down my list of the five Bulldogs I think have the best chance at breaking out this season. You guys added a few more suggestions of your own in the comments. Today, I figured it made sense to take a minute to look at who the biggest question marks might be.
(Now, before anyone jumps all over me for criticizing these guys, let me clarify what I mean here: These are the guys I think are both a.) question marks heading into fall practice and b.) vital to Georgia's success in 2009. None of that is saying they won't be great this season, just that there are question marks now.)
Mark Richt has made a point of not singling out a lot of individuals this year. It's all part of his "the star of the team is the team" mantra that seems to have become the unofficial motto of the 2009 team (just take a look at the cover of this year's media guide for further proof). But that doesn't mean that there aren't a few individual players who have a rather hefty burden on their shoulders this season.
The obvious first response to that would be to point to the running backs. With Knowshon Moreno gone to the NFL, there will be a lot of carries up for grabs in the Georgia backfield, but no one has used the opportunity to prove they are ready to provide the same type of production Moreno did.
While I'll admit, Caleb King, Richard Samuel and company definitely have some work to do, I tend to agree with Richt's assessment of the situation:
"I could probably blindly grab two or three of 'em, just pick 'em up, and I would have confidence whatever three I picked out, we will have success with them," he said. "Sometimes when you say no one has separated themselves from the pack, sometimes that's bad if your pack isn't very good. But if you got a pack of good ones, it's hard to separate also because you have some talented guys around you. I think it's more a situation of that than not having anybody outstanding. I think they're all pretty outstanding."
OK, "outstanding" may be a strong term, but there is definitely talent there, and I'm pretty sure the coaches will find a system that works, whether one guys stands out and gets the bulk of the carries or a handful of them share the load. The upside, too, is that King, Samuel and Carlton Thomas all offer somewhat different skills and could each compliment one another nicely.
"If it's one guy carrying the load, the majority of the load, I'm fine with that," Richt said. "If it's three guys sharing it, I'm okay with that, too. But we're gonna run the ball."
So who is Richt concerned about? Well, we pretty much agree on that, too.
"We need pressure off the edge," Richt said. "Defensive ends, I feel like they're hungry. They feel like they've got something to prove. Historically, since I've been at Georgia, our defensive end position has been highly productive. We've had many first- and second-team All-SEC performers. We've had guys lead the league in sacks. Last year we fell short of what was normal for us."
Well, that's an understatement, as I discussed in this post earlier this month.
But I'm not sure I like Richt's rationale for confidence. Yes, historically Georgia's defensive ends have been solid, but if anything, historical precedent says this year's group won't be. Essentially, the Bulldogs are using the same group as last season, and only Justin Houston has had a chance to show much progress. He'll be suspended for the first two games, by the way.
So that's my first two entries on the list of players who need to step up:
Justin Houston (So./DE) and Demarcus Dobbs (Jr./DE)
Houston had an impressive spring, but his suspension is problematic. For one, he'll miss two important games. Oklahoma State may be completely overrated, but that doesn't mean you can give the Cowboys' QB time to survey the field from the comfort of the pocket. Secondly, Houston's suspension certainly could hinder the growth he had made during the spring. It's sort of like going to the gym -- it takes a long time to get in shape and only a few days off to completely get out of the habit. But most importantly, the suspension -- particularly during an offseason when the pressure to stay out of trouble was so intense -- shows a lack of discipline on Houston's part that he'll have to prove he has overcome.
Dobbs had two of Georgia's most memorable defensive plays last season -- an interception he returned for a long touchdown against Central Michigan and a game-saving pick in the fourth quarter against Kentucky -- but he'll need to do more in 2009. With Houston out early and Rod Battle injury prone, Dobbs will need to be a steadying force at defensive end this season. Unfortunately, consistency has been his biggest problem during his career so far, and his spring injuries haven't helped. He has lots of potential, but he needs to play up to that potential more often this season.
So, who else is Richt (ever-so-slightly) concerned about? He says he's confident in Blair Walsh as his kicker, but Drew Butler's punting is a bit more worrisome.
"Butler is unproven as a punter," he said. "Butler has proved to me he can punt well enough to be outstanding in our league, just by observing him, but he hasn't proved that he can be consistent enough. So I guess what I'm saying is maybe last year he's five or six out of 10 that were outstanding. We got to get him to where he's nine out of 10, 10 out of 10, which he's been working diligently to be that."
I'll second that, which leads me to No. 3 on my list.
Drew Butler (So./P)
Butler's often gets overlooked, and since punters and kickers aren't a big part of spring practice, his new role replacing Brian Mimbs hasn't been the biggest topic of discussion. It should. Mimbs was consistently strong throughout most of the season last year, and given all the problems the Dawgs had on special teams, he was a lone bright spot. Considering Georgia's offense is likely to take a step back -- particularly in terms of big-play potential -- having a consistent punter that can help change field position could be crucial, and Butler needs to show he can be that guy.
So, who else?
"We need guys that can cover people outside," Richt said. "If you're weak in the middle, you got problems. I'm not disappointed by any stretch about our corner play or anything like that. I'm confident in them."
That doesn't exactly sound like a ringing endorsement, but I'm actually confident in them, too. As I wrote in yesterday's post, I expect big things from Brandon Boykin this season, and Georgia could certainly do a lot worse than Prince Miller at the other corner.
But No. 4 on my list does come from Georgia's secondary, and I'm guessing most people will agree with me.
Reshad Jones (Jr/S)
I think we all know what Jones' problems were last year. It's been discussed enough. After the season, Jones was literally a few hours away from declaring for the NFL draft before reconsidering. Yes, Jones has NFL ability. But at no point in his career has he shown he's ready to be a star at the next level. He needs to make that leap this season, and if he does, it would be a huge boost to the Georgia D.
Any final concerns from Richt?
"It just dawned on me, I think we only have three seniors on offense -- Joe Cox and Vince Vance and Michael Moore. I didn't realize that," Richt said.
Sure, that might be a bit concerning, but guess how many seniors Georgia had starting on offense last year. The answer: One. Mo Massaquoi was the lone senior starter, and there really wasn't another senior who was both consistently healthy and consistently contributing even in a back-up role.
So having three seniors this year should be a nice upgrade, and of the rest of the group, only the tight end depth chart lacks significant experience. Which leads me to my final entry on the list...
Aron White (So./TE)
White actually showed some nice flashes of potential last season (hey, White and Cox were Georgia's best offense against Florida) when pushed into duty due to injuries, so there's a lot of reasons for hope this year. But there are still concerns.
Bruce Figgins will miss the first six games, Arthur Lynch is a true freshman and Orson Charles isn't a prototypical tight end by any means. All of that means that White is likely to get the bulk of the early work in traditional sets, and he hasn't exactly shown he's ready to be a successful blocker.
"He has his moments where he does great, but most of the time, he's just battling his tail off," Richt said.
The good news is White has added some serious bulk this offseason and figures to be at around 240 pounds by the start of the season. He'll need it, and he'll need to show he can be more than simply a receiving threat in the passing game, particularly early on until Charles and Lynch have gotten a taste of life in the SEC.
Again, I'm hardly saying these players won't be good this year. All five could blossom into stars. But all are crucial to Georgia's success this year, and I still have serious questions about each.
So... what players will you be watching the closest this fall? What worries you? Am I crazy for being concerned about any of these guys?
Thursday, July 30, 2009
Help Wanted: 5 Players Who Need to Step Up
Yesterday, I ran down my list of the five Bulldogs I think have the best chance at breaking out this season. You guys added a few more suggestions of your own in the comments. Today, I figured it made sense to take a minute to look at who the biggest question marks might be.
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- Bernie said...
I think you've got a great list here. Reshad is definitely the biggest of those question marks for me. For all of them, I think having someone behind them to push will be key. But for one player, he's the one I'm most eager to see this season.
- July 30, 2009 at 7:38 AM
I like the list. I would throw in a few of the LBs that are going to be playing LB and DE. Unfortunately, we NEED them to step up and be productive (and I think they will).
RJ could be a game changer. A few rib-rockers and the WRs get alligator arms and start dropping balls. A few slobber-knockers and the RBs get a little gun shy to push into the secondary.
I think the sleeper here is Bryan Evans. I expect HUGE things from him. With his speed and vision (now that he's at FS) he should be all over the field making plays. And improved RJ and more well-suited-at-safety Evans will give nice support to our green Corners.
- July 30, 2009 at 8:43 AM
This is a money year for Reshad Jones. He knows he is playing for an NFL contract, and thus hopefully this year he will play with more focus and begin to reach his potential. Like you said, he has all the talent in the world & if he puts it together mentally he will be a star. Also look for Cornelius Washington to make an impact off the edge for us this year. He is extremely talented and is the prototypical speed rusher we have been looking for. With our lack of depth at DE, especially early on with Houston out Washington will get plenty of chances to show what he can do. I predict he will become a stud.
- July 30, 2009 at 10:06 AM
Honestly, I am VERY confident that we will get excellent safety play this year. The safety position will be the strength of our secondary this year IMO. Even Reshad playing like he did last year is a pretty damn good season (76 tackles and 5 picks!)... I think the problem is we all know he can be an all-world safety so his bar is set that much higher than everyone else's. I think he'll play lights out alongside a breakout season from BE. I guess his biggest area for improvement would be consistency, and I think the dollar signs in his eyes will keep him focused as others have said.
I'd also probably switch RJ for Akeem Dent. And I'd probably single out CK out of the running backs who needs to play to his potential. Reason being, I could see CK rushing for 1k yards or I could see him fading into the background. He has the ability to dominate but he hasn't shown that killer instinct mentality that he used to have in HS. He's definitely my biggest question mark.
- July 30, 2009 at 11:15 AM
LOL at Reshad Jones being good now with the potential to be great.
Unless he has undergone a metamorphosis, which is unlikely, Georgia needs Reshad Jones to step down, not up. My hope for this secondary, and for this defense, is for Nick Williams or another player to beat out Jones for the SS spot.
A little dose of reality, here. Jones play last year was horrible, and not just the last few games. A review of the game tapes show that. RJ is not a playmaker, his stats simply relate to the FS position. RJ DOES NOT HIT HARD. Sure, he hovers over ballcarriers after he hits them, but it's all a show. He's the primary reason our defense has been soft the past two years. I could go on and on. Right now, Reshad (Bonehead) Jones has zero chance of playing in the NFL.
Also, Jones is a player who is totally disillusioned with himself. He's a selfish player, which is why he does so many bonehead things that are detrimental to the team. He's was a cancer to last year's defense, with his play, attitude, loafing, half-hearted tackling, overrunning plays, and stupid penalties, and he'll be a cancer again, if he hasn't changed.
I've watched this guy play for two years. There is no way he could have ever played for Erk Russell, and I doubt he could have played for VanGorder. In 50 years on watching Georgia football, he's the only player whose play can be described as 'disgusting'.
Can a player completely turn himself around and be somebody he hasn't been before? I hope so, but don't think so. My main concern is not what RJ will do to help our defense, but what he will so to HURT the defense.
So unless there's been a huge change, we'll be better off with Nick Williams or Rambo, and with Bonehead on the bench.
- July 30, 2009 at 12:21 PM
AWESOME AS ALWAYS - YOUR READ IS A HIGHLIGHT OF MY DAY! My biggest concerns are Carlton Thomas not getting enough touches, Washington not getting enough time at defensive end, and Logan not getting enough time at QB. But I guess that's good- maybe too many good players to get in the game. www.wedgeorgia.com
- July 30, 2009 at 3:43 PM
A little harsh on your evaluation of RJ. Disgusting? Really??!
I give you he is selfish and not consistent, but he still makes plays most of the time. Just because he plays FS doesn't mean he is guarenteed to have nearly 100 tackles and 5 picks... those are some of the best stats in the league last year and the reason he made 2nd team All-SEC.
And by the way, RJ is the 3rd safety on most teams' boards right now (behind Taylor Mays and Eric Berry). He will play in the league, I would know.
- August 1, 2009 at 12:04 PM
- IveyLeaguer said...
I realize how harsh it must sound but RJ's antics on the field last year warrant it. I've never been harsh like this on a player before, but it's the reality that's harsh, not me. The only way to comment on Jone's play and not be harsh would be to sugar-coat the reality. This is no freshman, we're talking about a 4th year player, and as the antithesis of what everybody wants a Georgia player to be, Jones doesn't deserve that.
I know poll voters and fans rely on stats and Jones doesn't look that bad through that lens. But stats are one of the worst ways to evaluate a player. For many years I've evaluated players, especially Georgia players, by watching film because the film doesn't lie. Stats do. That's why I believe he won't play in the League unless he does a complete 180 this year. NFL people watch film, too. Lots of it.
I won't go into great detail because it's much too lengthy for this format, but suffice to say that IMHO RJ was a cancer to our defense last year, and the film backs that up (if you're really interested click the link, I've written extensively about this elsewhere). Get the tapes out and compare the safety play of 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, & even 2006, and you'll see my comments could have been even more harsh than they were. I've never unjustly bashed a player and I'm not doing so now.
Nevertheless, here we are about to start a new season and it's time to move on. RJ is more than likely going to play and play a lot. So that makes him my player, and I'm going to pull for him and do my best to give him a fresh start. Regardless of what he did last year, he deserves that.
I very much appreciate your comment.
- August 1, 2009 at 4:13 PM


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