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9/11: No, America Is Not Over It YetSaturday, September 10th, 2011
NOTE: I am doing a separate 9/11 link round-up. There are many great personal stories, tributes, etc. Very worth spending some time reading them.
A person never gets over some things. He learns to live with it.
Around the corners of the body, house, the town, the life, there are memories. The realness of the memories will shock at surprising and unwelcome times. And no matter how profoundly it's desired, there will be no forgetting.
Hey, America! You over it yet?
New York city is the shining, favored daughter. She is beautiful and busy and idealistic and innocent and open and hopeful. In her, people, people less talented, less lovely, cast their hopes.
America is America the beautiful. She has her faults, to be sure, but one of them isn't cynicism. Buoyed by a sunny disposition and the opportunity for renewal, America shines.
New York city is the best of all that. New York is the creative spirit. New York is renewal.
New York city is life.
Sound romantic? Absolutely. And it's that romance and idealism, that essence of America, that Osama bin Laden saw and wanted to destroy.
I was taking my son to his first day of preschool and heard that the first Tower had been hit. What should I do? It seemed evident to me that this was no accident.
Immediately, my thoughts turned to Israel. They get these attacks all the time. They don't stop. They keep going.
And then a string of New York acquired expletives flashed through my mind. My son would stay at school. %!@!. Them.
My baby daughter was at my mom's house. As I walked through the door, I saw the second tower hit and I crumpled.
All those people.
I watched the horror unfold like the majority of my mesmerized compatriots. People jumped from the blast furnace of twisted metal rather than be consumed.
I watched, wondering what happened to Flight 93. Wondering if one of our F16 pilots had to pull that trigger. Horrified at the possibility. Knowing there was only one choice and being sick because of it.
I watched the Pentagon burn. Fearing for the President. Fearing for the White House.
As I watched, I pushed back the fear. I hated being afraid and became very angry. Very, very angry.
I wanted vengeance. I still do. I am disappointed that a bullet from my gun didn't kill Osama bin Laden. It gives me some small satisfaction that one of our Navy Seals, badasses that they are, received this fine honor. I'm sorry Osama bin Laden can't be killed again. And again.
This reaction isn't politically correct, mind you. I recognize that.
It's not politically correct that I want every single one of those people who laughed at our demise to feel the pain and violation we felt on that brilliant September morning ten years ago.
It's not politically correct that I believe that people who excuse or justify this behavior are as bad as the perpetrators of the assault.
It's not politically correct that I have contempt for the uncivilized, backward well of ideological despair that gave rise to these actions.
The rationale for terrorism is the rationale of the serial killer. There is a bleakness and blackness of soul so vast that the only thing that animates his nihilistic life is the death of those who love what he doesn't–life, love, possibility.
The moral equivalence I see in the face of this depravity makes me sick. It is absolutely disgusting that people can justify or equivocate in the face of such evil.
America, her freedom, creativity, her love of life and liberty, her success, her innocence got attacked on 9/11. The smoldering holes at the Twin Towers are a testament to the greatness our enemies wish to destroy.
And there are some who believe she deserved it. She had it coming. She dressed provocatively. She is more beautiful. She swayed when she walked. She has a bigger house. She has been given everything on a silver platter. She's greedy. She's pushy. She's a whore.
These are all the justifications of the killer, the thief, the rapist, the terrorist, the nihilist, the Nazi.
And there is no rationalization that doesn't make a sympathizer to this corruption the equivalent of the getaway driver at a bank robbery.
And this was destroyed.
The scars from this attack will never go away. America will never be "over it."
Every TSA feel-up is a reminder. Every bombing in London or Spain or India is a reminder. Every attack at Ft. Hood or on a recruiting center in Arkansas or in Time's Square or on a flight to Detroit is a reminder.
America, because she is a shining city on a hill, because she reaches so high into the sky, is a target for hate. In a world full of darkness, many want light snuffed out.
So a decade post-9/11, I remember and I am scandalized all over again.
I am not "over it".
I remember. I remember who did this.
I remember those who died as innocents. I remember those who tried to save the lives of those trapped and lost their own. I remember those on Flight 93 who forfeited their own lives for their fellow Americans. I remember those who died at the Pentagon.
I remember those who planned for a long, hard war against a pitiless enemy. I remember the National Guard pilots faced with a suicidal choice. I remember our military and our police and our firefighters and our first responders and those quiet DHS, NSA, CIA and FBI nerds combing through mountains of data for that needle of information to prevent another attack.
I remember our Marines and our Navy and our Army and our National Guard troops who have been asked to serve again and again–who put themselves in grave danger every day hunting the vermin who rejoice at using a dull knife to decapitate an innocent.
I remember as many details as I can. It is the least I can do.
I will never forget. And neither should you.
The Khalid Sheik Mohammed Folly & The Obama AdministrationMonday, November 16th, 2009
For the best analysis, listen to this Brass Balls Radio podcast. The lawyers Clyde Middleton and Bill Dupray, Jimmie Bise of Sundries Shack and Steve Schippert of Threatswatch discuss the trial and what is up with Obama. I encourage you to listen.
James Joyner says this about the civilian trial:
First, these men are not citizens of the United States. Second, they're accused war criminals. They simply should not be tried in U.S. civilian courts. Rather, they should either be held accountable in a Nuremberg-style international forum or treated as war criminals by a U.S. military tribunal under the mechanisms provided by Congress and approved by the Supreme Court.
Aside from the virtual certainty that the trial will devolve into a media circus, there's an incredibly good chance that Mohammed and his comrades will go free. The fact that KSM was repeatedly waterboarded would seem to taint any subsequent evidence, including his own confession.
It's only a head-scratcher if you don't consider that this is an indirect way for the Obama administration to put the Bush administration on trial without putting Bush directly on trial. Although, I can see the defense wanting to depose President Bush about his decision to okay water boarding. This is a bone thrown to the hard left.
Is Trying 9/11 Mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed The Dumbest Obama Idea Yet?Friday, November 13th, 2009
Trying the evil Sheikh in New York City under the American legal system is the dumbest idea ever in the history of dumb presidential legal ideas and that's when compared to the biggest poop pile of dumb Obama ideas generally which are the worst in any American presidency ever.*
If you disagree, please share an example of a dumber Obama idea.
*I keep wondering if perhaps that I might be being hyperbolic here. Maybe I should rewrite that obnoxious run-on sentence and couch a little. Maybe I should say,"It seems most unwise to bring a mastermind terrorist to New York City, home of the injustice, try to seek a fair trial, give him the right to explore all evidence against him, fund his defense by the taxpayers, etc. Most, problematic, that." But no. It's just plain dumb. Or insane.
The Islamofascist Everyone Knew: "You would not want Nidal Hasan in your foxhole."Thursday, November 12th, 2009
From NPR:
Starting in the spring of 2008, key officials from Walter Reed Army Medical Center and the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences held a series of meetings and conversations, in part about Maj. Nidal Hasan, the man accused of killing 13 people and wounding dozens of others last week during a shooting spree at Fort Hood. One of the questions they pondered: Was Hasan psychotic?
"Put it this way," says one official familiar with the conversations that took place. "Everybody felt that if you were deployed to Iraq or Afghanistan, you would not want Nidal Hasan in your foxhole."
Hasan had been a trouble spot on officials' radar since he started training at Walter Reed, six years earlier. Several officials confirm that supervisors had repeatedly given him poor evaluations and warned him that he was doing substandard work.
Both fellow students and faculty were deeply troubled by Hasan's behavior — which they variously called disconnected, aloof, paranoid, belligerent, and schizoid. The officials say he antagonized some students and faculty by espousing what they perceived to be extremist Islamic views. His supervisors at Walter Reed had even reprimanded him for telling at least one patient that "Islam can save your soul."
Participants in the spring meeting and in subsequent conversations about Hasan reportedly included John Bradley, chief of psychiatry at Walter Reed; Robert Ursano, chairman of the Psychiatry Department at USUHS; Charles Engel, assistant chair of the Psychiatry Department and director of Hasan's psychiatry fellowship; Dr. David Benedek, another assistant chairman of psychiatry at USUHS; psychiatrist Carroll J. Diebold; and Scott Moran, director of the psychiatric residency program at Walter Reed, according to colleagues and other sources who monitor the meetings.
Yep, his brand of crazy was the worst-kept secret in the history of treasonous crazy. And yet, the shame that cannot be named, kept everyone from acting on the obvious: The Army had a psychopathic, Islamofascist nutjob in their midst.
In Memorium: Angela Susan Perez, 9/11 VictimThursday, September 10th, 2009
Eight years have passed since Al Qaeda terrorists used airplanes as weapons of mass destruction. Nearly 3,000 people died at the Twin Towers in New York City. Angela Susan Perez was one of those people.
Angela was the "cool aunt and baby sister." She was a mother of three. Last year, her son wrote this:
Mom, I miss you so much. My graduation is just around the corner, and it's going to be tough to walk down that aisle without you in the crowd, but I know you'll be watching me. You will always be in my heart. Love u an' miss u.
*** Posted by your little boy all grown up on 2008-02-28 ***
Angela was a best friend:
6 years later … the tears still flow … missing you never gets easier … cherished friend forever … few friends leave such an impression … you are truly one of the best friends I ever had! You will never be one of many victims to me … that day was one of the worst days for our country, a tragedy for New York, but it was the day that my best friend's passing left a pain in my heart that will never go away…. Susan, I will always miss you and love you…. Keep laughing, my friend…. It's smiles like yours that make the world go around…. May god walk beside you for eternity….
Love ya lots, girl,
She was 35. She was living her life, doing her job, raising her children, being a friend. Her life mattered. She deserves to be remembered and honored.
Angela Perez worked for Cantor Fitzgerald. Here is what Wikipedia says about the fate of those in the towers on that day:
Cantor Fitzgerald's New York City office, on the 101st-105th floors of One World Trade Center (2-6 floors above the impact zone of a hijacked airliner), was destroyed during the September 11, 2001 attacks. Cantor Fitzgerald lost 658 employees (all of the employees in the office that day), or about two-thirds of its workforce, considerably more than any other of the World Trade Center tenants or the New York City Police Department and New York City Fire Department. The company was able to bring its trading markets back online within a week, and CEO and chairman Howard Lutnick, whose brother was among those killed, vowed to keep the company alive.
On September 19, Cantor Fitzgerald made a pledge to distribute 25 percent of the firm's profits for the next five years, and committed to paying for ten years of health care, for the benefit of the families of its 658 former Cantor Fitzgerald, eSpeed, and TradeSpark employees (profits which would otherwise have been distributed to the Cantor Fitzgerald partners).[citation needed] In 2006 the company completed its promise, having paid a total of $180 million (and an additional $17 million from a relief fund run by Lutnick's sister, Edie).[citation needed]
Time goes by, memories, especially bad memories, get shelved and put away. But for some people, they cannot forget their loss. Nor do they want to. For families and friends of those lost on 9/11, forgetting is more awful than remembering. And so they look at the picture, they see the holes where the buildings were and they remember. They get married and their mother cannot see the day of joy. They have children who have no grandma. They need a shoulder to cry on, but mom is gone.
Angela Susan Perez, like the hundreds with her in the top of that Tower, were innocent. They were walking, not fully realized, potential. They had a future that was taken away through no fault of their own.
On this day, it's a privilege to honor Angela Perez. Her life mattered. It still matters. She leaves a legacy of family and friends who love and miss her. Thank you for honoring the lost by remembering. It's the least we can do.
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He Bombed A Hotel Because He Wasn't Loved As A ChildThursday, July 30th, 2009
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Did The White House Call Off Investigations Into Black Muslim Convert Extremists?Wednesday, June 3rd, 2009
According to ABC News, Stratfor, and Doug Ross, yes. From Doug Ross:
A disturbing aspect of the attack is that Muhammad had been brought to the FBI's attention months ago, according to ABC News.
But U.S. counterterror teams may have been intentionally prevented from investigating radicalized converts to Islam:
Several weeks ago, STRATFOR heard from sources that the FBI and other law enforcement organizations had been ordered to "back off" of counterterrorism investigations into the activities of Black Muslim converts. At this point, it is unclear to us if that guidance was given by the White House or the Department of Justice, or if it was promulgated by the agencies themselves, anticipating the wishes of President Barack Obama and Attorney General Eric Holder.
Stratfor implies, however, that the investigations were canceled for purely political reasons.
…politics have proved obstructive to all facets of counterterrorism policy. And politics may have been at play in the Muhammad case as well as in other cases involving Black Muslim converts…
Is it possible that the White House or Eric Holder's Justice Department "turned off" counterterror investigations that could have saved the targeted soldiers?
This paragraph would appear to make clear that such an order was given:
Many FBI supervisors are reluctant to authorize investigations that they believe may have negative blow-back on their career advancement. In light of this institutional culture, and the order to be careful in investigations relating to Black Muslim converts, it would not be at all surprising to us if a supervisor refused to authorize a full-field investigation of Muhammad that would have included surveillance of his activities… Had the FBI opened a full-field investigation on Muhammad, and had it conducted surveillance on him, it would have been able to watch him participate in preoperational activities such as conducting surveillance of potential targets and obtaining weapons.
Congress must demand the release of this order and a complete explanation of its issuance.
There is much more at the links, please go read it all.
No wonder there hasn't been a word from the Obama Administration about the murder of these soldiers. Their actions could have interfered with the prevention of this sort of thing.
What other attacks will have to happen because this administration adheres to politically correct ideology that refuses to acknowledge real threats.
Meanwhile, the Department of Homeland Security has a watch list for those ca-razy Christians and returning soldiers. Yeah, because those people are scary.
More here.
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Did Army Bureaucracy Force Enhanced Interrogation?Thursday, May 7th, 2009
What if there's a better interrogation method that the Army wouldn't authorize to keep an old purveyor of outdated technology happy resulting in the use of questionable interrogation methods like waterboarding? To be clear: What if the Army still officially authorizes polygraph testing to use during interrogations when it is less effective, more invasive and puts soldiers in harms way, when the more up-to-date and remarkably effective voice stress recognition system detects liars better and saves lives? And better yet, what if the new technology negates the need for a method like waterboarding–which users say it does just that?
Investigative blogger Bob McCartey asserts exactly that in his must-read article titled, "If Not for Memo, Torture Might Not Be An Issue":
The question of whether members of the U.S. military and intelligence communities should be allowed to use waterboarding and other forms of torture during interrogations might be largely irrelevant today if not for a memo signed by Under Secretary of Defense James R. Clapper Jr. Oct. 29, 2007.
On that day, Clapper issued a memo granting "Operational Approval of the Preliminary Credibility Assessment Screening System (PCASS)" and designating the polygraph and its cousin, the PCASS, as the "only approved credibility assessment technologies" in the Department of Defense.
This outdated tech, not admissible in courts because of unreliability was the "official" tech by the DOD, when soldiers on the ground use and rely upon this:
One of the technologies that has proven itself more worthy, according to Jim Kane, executive director of the National Institute for Truth Verification in West Palm Beach, Fla., is the Computer Voice Stress Analyzer® developed by his company more than two decades ago and refined several times since.
It was the success of CVSA® technology in Iraq and Afghanistan that Kane says led DoD to create the PCASS system.
"They needed something to issue to troops in the field who used the CVSA and whose commanders — including some general officers — supported the CVSA," the veteran with more than 30 years of diverse intelligence experience explained before adding that PCASS was never tested for countermeasures before it was deployed to troops in the field.
"The demand for our system was so great that the DoD polygraphers had to take some action or they would have been put out of business by the CVSA," he continued. "Their resistance to CVSA is doing great damage to our national security by keeping it from the war fighters who need it the most."
Please go read the whole thing. Turf protection shouldn't be the reason solid methods are discarded thus forcing methods that work but are questionable.
Domestic Eco-Terrorist: Third Domestic Terrorist On FBI List, Not First–UPDATEDTuesday, April 21st, 2009
CORRECTION: Turns out that there are now two FBI most wanted lists one for regular baddies and one for terrorists. The lists got split. So technically, this is the first domestic terrorist. Strangely, Osama Bin Laden makes both lists. Why?
The point about this leftist crazy on the list is a diversion, stands.
Facts are such a distraction to this administration. And pesky. Just to set the record straight, folks. The doofus who bombed buildings in San Francisco for doing scientific testing on animals is NOT the first domestic guy to ever make the FBI terrorist watch list. He's at least the third.
Confederate Yankee says:
I have to ask—by what standard is San Diego the first domestic terrorist added to the FBI's "Most Wanted" list?
Ted Kaczynski was a high-profile left-wing domestic terrorist that went on a 17-year bombing spree that put him on the FBI's "Most Wanted" list as the Unabomber.
Eric Robert Rudolph was on the "Most Wanted" list as a right wing domestic terrorist when he was captured in 2003.
Those are just the first two domestic terrorists that were on the FBI's "Most Wanted" list that immediately come to my mind; I strongly suspect there were others.
If I didn't know better, I might suspect that the addition of an obscure left-wing terrorist who planted two bombs that caused no injuries and only minor property damage to "Most Wanted" list was a political calculation, perhaps made specifically to help take the heat off a DHS Secretary under fire for supporting the release of a controversial report that labeled mainstream conservative values as those belonging to extremists, and who more or less stated military veterans were too stupid to keep from being duped into joining extremist groups.
No way! I was thinking the same silly thought! Imagine–the government trying to deflect attention from their bias' and real focus. They would never, ever, ever do that. Not. Ever.
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whenever I try to create tasks from an ASP.NET web app on a W2008 R2 server, I receive this exception:
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The code I wrote resembles the samples I found here, and I already tried a lot of permutations of the RegisterTaskDefinition method, so I cannot understand what's the problem. Basically I call
NewTask, add one action and one trigger, a start boundary and that's all, and finally I call
RegisterTaskDefinition. I tried to call it without specifying credentials, or with my credentials, or with SYSTEM userId, with all the LogonTypes, I really tried a lot of things there, so I guess it must be something else.
If I create a task manually from the Task Scheduler UI I have no problems, and then if I try to modify the same task from the same ASP.NET web app I'm building everything works fine, the problem is only limited to the task creation phase. The ASP.NET
app impersonates the same user account I use to create and edit the tasks manually from the Task Scheduler UI.
The very same code works fine when I use on my dev machine, which is an XP (hence using Task Scheduler 1.0).
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Update: I was able to solve my problem moving from RegisterTaskDefinition to
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In this third edition of a text on the molecular biology of the brain, Smith (vision sciences, Aston University, UK) has added new material on advances in the field since 1996, in areas such as genomics, ion channels, neural stem cells, and Alzheimer's disease. There is a greater emphasis throughout on the molecular bases of disease, and updated information on neuropharmacology. Coverage encompasses information processing in cells, molecular evolution, ligand-gated ion channels, the postsynaptic cell, and epigenetics of the brain. Annotation ©2003 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
This is an introductory course to molecular aspects of neurobiology written in the format of a textbook. It can also be used as a comprehensive introductory course for anyone who is interested in the field of neurobiology or as a reference book. The first six chapters outline the basics of molecular biology and genetics, brain anatomy, and membrane biophysics and could be skipped by a reader who did well in high school and first one or two years of college. The next 10 chapters describe molecular aspects of more specific neurobiological phenomena, such as ion channels and pumps, receptors, conduction neurotransmitters, and complicated processes of secretion and synaptic transmissions. The last four chapters discuss neurobiological issues at the next level of complexity: genetics of brain, mechanisms of memory, and molecular mechanisms of several major pathologies. The potential audience for the book is primarily college students; however, students at other levels, from high school up to graduate school, will appreciate it, as will advanced researchers. The book is richly illustrated by well designed and selected black-and-white schemes, drawings, and photographs. It has several appendixes, including useful basic data about neurons and lists of numerous confusing abbreviations used in neuroscience; a glossary; and a very convenient list of references that is subdivided according to chapters. The book would probably be somewhat more focused without descriptions of DNA structure and PCR that can be found elsewhere. It has its omissions; for instance, drug abuse might be discussed in the chapter on pathology. Nevertheless, it is very well written and organized and deserves a place amongthe best introductory courses in neurosciences.


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The customer is one of the largest and most popular beer manufacturers in North America. The Food & Beverage leader employs around 9,000 people and brews, markets and sells their famous portfolio of brands across the continent. The customer operates 8 major breweries, one craft brewery, and 3 microbreweries, all located in the United States. Their beer quality and testing laboratory is in Chicago, Illinois.
Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS) are software-based systems that allow you to effectively manage laboratory and associated data in order to improve lab efficiency. An effective LIMS supports a modern laboratory's operations and enables you to automate workflows, integrate instruments, and manage lab data and related information easily, quickly and reliably. LIMS also aims to make data and information easier to store, track, and assess over time and across experiments so that labs can evaluate and improve operational efficiency.
The goal of this project was to assist the customer in interfacing several laboratory instruments with their installation of Siemens SIMATIC IT Unilab 6.7, an industry-leading LIMS. Each of the customer's instruments ranged from 10-20+ years old, and the computers interfacing with them also had to be upgraded from an XP to a Windows 7 environment. Finally, a third-party add-on software that was developed by the customer to generate sample IDs associated to beer samples also needed to be updated and seamlessly integrated into the complete LIMS solution.
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There are certain inconveniences and inefficiencies associated with the above process. Each lab machine will output over a dozen values and each needs to be recorded. In some situation, the results from certain machines require additional calculation before the final measurement can be entered into LIMS. Human error is also a major factor in this kind of process. After all the values for each machine are gathered, the lab technician must now go into the Unilab interface and enter in those values to the corresponding beer sample. In one full day, lab technicians can get only one to two samples finished.
The scope of the project involved a complete update and upgrade of all the customer's lab equipment and the software on each of these machines. Each machine is being replaced by a newer version of itself by the same company that manufactured the original. Along with that, each machine will be given a software update (also from the manufacturer). Hyla Soft's consultants led the set-up of all the new machines, configuration and implementation of the new software, as well as providing user training and providing user documentation. The new generation of lab equipment outputs a file containing all the information needed for a given sample. For the sake of convenience and reduction of human error, a "drag and drop" process was created for the lab technicians. On the computers that interfaced with the machines, a simple folder structure was created. With a simple naming convention of these folders the lab technicians can drag and drop the output of each machine to their perspective folder. Once that is finished, it is a matter of seconds before the information is recorded into Unilab.
The customer and all their lab technicians are very happy with the results of the project. Because of their newly integrated and complete Unilab LIMS solution, the customer's lab technicians no longer have perform any manual data entry. This saves a lot of time, paper and errors, considering that before the project, the customer's lab technicians spent 20-30% of their time manually entering data into LIMS on a daily basis. Hyla Soft's team also provided full documentation to the customer's end users about how to utilize the new process and system. We are proud to have helped our customer achieve a truly paperless, efficient lab, and look forward to working with them on other initiatives in the future.


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Remainder and Error Bounds for Power and Taylor Series
Once you have found the infinite Taylor Series, you will often be asked to approximate the original function with a finite number of terms from the Taylor Series. Doing so introduces error since the finite Taylor Series does not exactly represent the original function. To handle this error we write the function like this.
\(\displaystyle{ f(x) = f(a) + \frac{f'(a)}{1!}(x-a) + \frac{f''(a)}{2!}(x-a)^2 + . . . + \frac{f^{(n)}(a)}{n!}(x-a)^n + R_n(x) }\)
where \(R_n(x)\) is the remainder. Notice we are cutting off the series after the n-th derivative and \(R_n(x)\) represents the rest of the series.
Lagrange's formula for this remainder term is
\(\displaystyle{ R_n(x) = \frac{f^{(n+1)}(z)(x-a)^{n+1}}{(n+1)!} }\)
This looks very similar to the equation for the Taylor series terms . . . and it is, except for one important item. Notice that in the numerator, we evaluate the \(n+1\) derivative at \(z\) instead of \(a\). So, what is the value of \(z\)? \(z\) takes on a value between \(a\) and \(x\), but, and here's the key, we don't know exactly what that value is. So this remainder can never be calculated exactly. However, since we know that \(z\) is between \(a\) and \(x\), we can determine an upper bound on the remainder and be confident that the remainder will never exceed this upper bound. So how do we do that?
Upper Bound on the Remainder (Error)
We usually consider the absolute value of the remainder term \(R_n\) and call it the upper bound on the error, also called Taylor's Inequality.
\(\displaystyle{ \abs{R_n(x)} \leq \frac{\abs{f^{(n+1)}(z)(x-a)^{n+1}} }{(n+1)!} }\)
Choosing z
To find an upper bound on this error, we choose the value of \(z\) using these rules.
- If the \(n+1\) derivative contains a sine or cosine term, we replace the sine or cosine term with one, since the maximum value of sine or cosine is one. This seems somewhat arbitrary but most calculus books do this even though this could give a much larger upper bound than could be calculated using the next rule. [ As usual, check with your instructor to see what they expect. ]
- If we do not have a sine or cosine term, we calculate \(\abs{f^{(n+1)}(z)}\) and then choose the value of \(z\) between \(a\) and the \(x\)-value that we are estimating that makes this term a maximum. Sometimes, we need to find the critical points and find the one that is a maximum. Since we have a closed interval, either \([a,x]\) or \([x,a]\), we also have to consider the end points. Many times, the maximum will occur at one of the end points, but not always.
Okay, so what is the point of calculating the error bound? The point is that once we have calculated an upper bound on the error, we know that at all points in the interval of convergence, the truncated Taylor series will always be within \(\abs{R_n(x)}\) of the original function \(f(x)\). This \(\abs{R_n(x)}\) is a mathematical 'nearness' number that we can use to determine the number of terms we need to have for a Taylor series.
Here is a great video clip explaining the remainder and error bound on a Taylor series.
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Instructions: For the questions related to finding an upper bound on the error, there are many (in fact, infinite) correct answers. However, for these problems, use the techniques above for choosing z, unless otherwise instructed. Give all answers in exact form, if possible.
Level A - Basic
Practice A01
Find the fourth order Taylor polynomial of \(f(x)=e^x\) at x=1 and write an expression for the remainder.
Practice A02
Find the first order Taylor polynomial for \(f(x)=\sqrt{1+x^2}\) about x=1 and write an expression for the remainder.
Level B - Intermediate
Practice B01
Show that \(\displaystyle{\cos(x)=\sum_{n=0}^{\infty}{(-1)^n\frac{x^{2n}}{(2n)!}}}\) holds for all x.
Practice B02
For \(\displaystyle{f(x)=x^{2/3}}\) and a=1; a) Find the third degree Taylor polynomial.; b) Use Taylors Inequality to estimate the accuracy of the approximation for \(0.8\leq x\leq 1.2\).
Practice B03
Use the 2nd order Maclaurin polynomial of \(e^x\) to estimate \(e^{0.3}\) and find an upper bound on the error.
Practice B04
Determine an upper bound on the error for a 4th degree Maclaurin polynomial of \(f(x)=\cos(x)\) at \(\cos(0.1)\).
Practice B05
Determine the error in estimating \(e^{0.5}\) when using the 3rd degree Maclaurin polynomial.
Practice B06
Estimate the remainder of this series using the first 10 terms \(\displaystyle{\sum_{n=1}^{\infty}{\frac{1}{\sqrt{n^4+1}}}}\)


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The End of Failure was written for those who are struggling with debt. So it has its emphasis on money. But the same basic principles can be applied to most every part of life. So let's get started by looking at how failure got to be an important part of modern life and why it became a self-fulfilling identity. Financial failure has been around forever and the punishment has been harsh. The Greeks and Romans condemned debtors to slavery. In America putting debtors in prison was a common form of debt collection from Colonial times (based upon British law) until about 1850. In addition to prison debtors could be subjected to branding (with the letter W for worthless), torture, and public humiliation.
For all the scorn a debtor might endure debt was still thought of as failure in the physical world and was not as serious as a fall from grace. Not paying your debts did have moral implications but money accumulation and management were skills that did not impact your moral standing within the community. Failure was thought of as something that you had, an incident. Starting in the middle of the nineteenth century this started to change.
Failure as an Identity
Prior to the mid nineteenth century business was conducted in localized communities, in established business circles and through letters of introduction. But businesses started to expand in size and number. This led to the need for doing business in unfamiliar areas with unfamiliar people. And the need for third party verification of a businessman's credibility, thus the credit bureaus were born.
The initial goals of credit bureaus were not only to provide an accurate accounting of a businessman's financial situation but to make a moral judgment on his character. Since early reporting lacked numerical characterization they relied on colorful commentaries. Phrases like, "be sure & never trust him, will always be worthless," or "there is a strong possibility of his failure," related a person's business worthiness. But not stopping there the reports often challenged the character of the businessman. Reporting, "…don't think he will succeed, he is unpopular. He is rather of an unhappy disposition," allowed the fixation of moral blame upon a potential failure.
These credit reports helped create a new lexicon for failure. Terms for failure included: busted, flat broke, dead broke, hard pushed, up a tree, hand to mouth, hard up, hard rum, face the music, go through the mill, wind up, wipe out, peter out, flunk out, fizzle out, and go to smash.
People began to be identified as their credit report. This led to failure changing from an event into an identity. By the end of the century failure was no longer something that you had but something you were.
Both the country and the business community were growing so quickly that failure took on yet another new definition. Just standing still, just getting by, was no longer enough. Taking risks to expand ones financial standing was no longer just an opportunity it was an obligation. Those who were content with the status quo earned a special status in the credit bureaus. They were put on the "sinking list." But the expansion of failure did not stop there. By 1890 failure was a broad category of identity not simply the financial ruin of an entrepreneur, it meant as much dissatisfaction as disaster.
By the end of 1890 failure as an identity was so widespread that at the Chicago Tribune asked its readers, "To what to you attribute your failure?" The response was enormous.
Success is like Baseball
Success is like baseball. For those who are not baseball fans the statistics here may be unfamiliar. It's not necessary to understand the game to understand how the statistics apply to failure. If you're a big baseball fan the numbers will be very familiar but seeing them in a new light will help free you from chocking at the financial plate. Our financial system encourages, even demands risk taking. Some people succeed, some fail miserably but most wind up in the middle. While good habits and thoughtful management are usually components of success they do not guarantee it. In fact sometimes they are completely absent in success. So how does this relate to baseball?
A baseball player who bats .250, assuming he's a good fielder, will make the team and play on a regular basis. He won't be an all-star but he'll play and do very well financially. Be definition hitting .250 means he hits safely in only one out of every four attempts. He fails three-fourths of the time.
A baseball player who bats .300 will be an all-star. He'll make ten times what the .250 hitter makes. And he'll be able to parlay his on-field success into other money making ventures like, endorsements or broadcasting.
A .250 hitter hits safely 5 out of every 20 times he bats. A .300 hitter hits safely 6 times out of every 20 attempts. One extra hit in every twenty attempts earns him at least ten times the money of his teammate.
A baseball player who bats .333 will be a super-star and wind up in the Hall of Fame. He'll earn 25 times the .250 hitter and will be able to earn substantial income from endorsements, personal appearances and autographs for the rest of his life.
A .333 hitter will only be successful one more time in every thirty-three attempts than the .300 hitter but he will reap a world of extra benefits.
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Saturday 17 February 1940
It was Saturday, under the sign of Aquarius. The US president was Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic).
Famous people born on this day include Count of Rosenborg Ingolf and Marilyn Jones.
'Northwest Passage' (Book I -- Rogers' Rangers), directed by King Vidor, was one of the most viewed movies released in 1940
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Chula Vista Memorial Park Bowl will be filled with Latin rhythms during Salsa in the Park, a free concert at 6 p.m. tomorrow in Third Avenue Village (at the corner of Third Avenue and Park Way). Performances by the Southwestern College Samba Bossa Ensemble, Afro-Cuban Jazz Ensemble and Latin Dance Ensemble. Information: (619) 421-6700, ext. 5895.
The Chula Vista Community Collaborative presents the ninth annual Day of the Child, an event to introduce children and families to healthy activities and to provide an outreach for community-based organizations and agencies to promote free or low-cost services. From 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Memorial Park (at the corner of Third Avenue and Park Way). Information: (619) 422-1982.
Parents can brush up on CPR skills and water-safety tips while their children learn to swim at Chula Vista's April Pools Day, noon to 3 p.m. Saturday, at the Loma Verde Family Aquatic Center, 1420 Loma Lane. Join lifeguards, firefighters and pool safety experts for an afternoon of free swimming lessons and safety tips. Pre-register or sign up the day of the event: (619) 691-5099.
The Lakeside Western Days Parade and Lakeside Rodeo take center stage this weekend. The parade, which begins at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, will feature more than 100 entries, including marching bands, antique cars and off-road racer Ivan "Ironman" Stewart. Starts at the corner of Wintergardens Boulevard and Woodside Avenue and ends at Maine Avenue and Lakeshore Drive. Information: (619) 561-1031 or lakesideca.com.
The Lakeside Rodeo begins at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow; 2 and 7:30 p.m. Saturday; and 2 p.m. Sunday at the rodeo grounds at 12584 Mapleview St., Lakeside. Prices start at $5. Information: (619) 561-4331 or lakesiderodeo.com.
The 25th annual Art Walk will be from noon to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday in Little Italy. The event will feature paintings, sculpture, photography, digital art, mixed-media, music and dance. Works will be displayed in tents, with performances along the way. The Kids Walk offers art activities and fun with a giant puzzle. Information: (619) 615-1090 or artwalksandiego.org.
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Wombles could clean up in poll of childhood favourites
Few polls could evoke more nostalgia — or debate — than picking the best character in almost 70 years of children's television.
People will be asked to choose from a shortlist drawn up by Radio Times and the British Film Institute. The candidates include Muffin the Mule, Andy Pandy, Shaun the Sheep and the cast of In the Night Garden.
The poll has been inspired by a new exhibition, Here's One We Made Earlier, the unofficial catchphrase of Blue Peter. It opens at The Lowry theatre and gallery in Salford in July, and will explore the story of BBC children's programmes since 1922, when Children's Hour began.
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A school museum
The First Romanian School5
Why locals love it?
Hidden in the gardens of one of the oldest churches in Brasov, the First Romanian School museum hosts an important exposition regarding the history of typography (old manuscripts, pages from the first books ever printed and others).
Why you should visit it
In this very old and traditional building you will find the classroom of the first school of Transylvania. You have the opportunity to sit in the benches where the big names of Romanian culture have sat and learned to write their first letters under the guidance of their teachers. Lose yourself in this small, but big on stories museum.
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New book on Delhi by SASP Director is out
Asher Ghertner, the director of the South Asian Studies Program, has just published a new book based on his research on Delhi, titled Rule by Aesthetics: World-Class City Making in Delhi, by Oxford University Press.
Rule by Aesthetics offers a powerful examination of the process and experience of mass demolition in the world's second largest city of Delhi, India. Using Delhi's millennial effort to become a 'world-class city,' the book shows how aesthetic norms can replace the procedures of mapping and surveying typically considered necessary to administer space. This practice of evaluating territory based on its adherence to aesthetic norms - what Ghertner calls 'rule by aesthetics' - allowed the state in Delhi to intervene in the once ungovernable space of slums, overcoming its historical reliance on inaccurate maps and statistics. Slums hence were declared illegal because they looked illegal, an arrangement that led to the displacement of a million slum residents in the first decade of the 21st century.
Drawing on close ethnographic engagement with the slum residents targeted for removal, as well as the planners, judges, and politicians who targeted them, the book demonstrates how easily plans, laws, and democratic procedures can be subverted once the subjects of democracy are seen as visually out of place. Slum dwellers' creative appropriation of dominant aesthetic norms shows, however, that aesthetic rule does not mark the end of democratic claims making. Rather, it signals a new relationship between the mechanism of government and the practice of politics, one in which struggles for a more inclusive city rely more than ever on urban aesthetics, in Delhi as in aspiring world-class cities the world over.
For further details on the book, visit the publisher's website.
New book, Bombay Modern, published by SASP Professor
The South Asian Studies Program is pleased to announce the release of Professor Anjali Nerlekar's book, Bombay Modern Arun Kolatkar and Bilingual Literary Culture, published by Northwestern University Press.
The book is a close reading of Arun Kolatkar's canonical poetic works that relocates the genre of poetry to the center of both Indian literary modernist studies and postcolonial Indian studies. Nerlekar shows how a bilingual, materialist reading of Kolatkar's texts uncovers a uniquely resistant sense of the "local" that defies the monolinguistic cultural pressures of the post-1960 years and straddles the boundaries of English and Marathi writing.
Bombay Modern uncovers an alternative and provincial modernism through poetry, a genre that is marginal to postcolonial studies, and through bilingual scholarship across English and Marathi texts, a methodology that is currently peripheral at best to both modernist studies and postcolonial literary criticism in India. Eschewing any attempt to define an overarching or universal modernism, Bombay Modern delimits its sphere of study to "Bombay" and to the "post-1960" (the sathottari period) in an attempt to examine at close range the specific way in which this poetry redeployed the regional, the national, and the international to create a very tangible yet transient local.
For further information about the book, refer to the publisher's webpage: http://www.nupress.northwestern.edu/content/bombay-modern
Dr. Tamara Sears awarded a Board of Trustees Research Fellowship
For more information, please visit http://arthistory.rutgers.edu/menu-iv/news/489-congratulations-to-dr-tamara-sears
SASP welcomes the 2017 ICCR Chair of India Studies, Binod Khadria, to Rutgers
The South Asian Studies Program is pleased to welcome Professor Binod Khadria to Rutgers for the 2017 calendar year as the inaugural Indian Council for Cultural Relations Chair (ICCR) Visiting Professor of India Studies. Professor Khadria is a Professor in the Zakir Husain Centre for Educational Studies in the School of Social Sciences at Jawaharlal Nehru University in New Delhi, India. HIs areas of expertise include the economics of education, international migration and diaspora studies, international trade in services, and governance and law in education. In 2013, Rutgers-New Brunswick Chancellor Richard Edwards signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the ICCR at the Consulate General of India in New York City. Professor Khadria was selected by both Rutgers and ICCR in 2015 to join the School of Management and Labor Relations at Rutgers, where he will be teaching courses in Spring 2017 and Fall 2017 in international migration and the economics of labor and trade. We look forward to Professor Khadria's participation in SASP events in the coming year!
SASP Prof edits special issue on "The Worlds of Bombay Poetry"
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Istanbul, London, New York and Buenos Aries in 5 days
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We have been travelling a lot. In 5 days we have visited 4 continents and 4 iconic cities. We flew Istanbul to London after finishing our cycleride. We then swapped bikes for snowboards and warm clothes in London. For our 3 months of winter in South America. United airlines canceled our flight from New York to BA so we got a free hotel and visit to NY! This sounds good but United have to be the worst airline I have used and I have used a lot in fact 19 airlines (I was a bit bored waiting for the flights; British Airways, Cathay Pacific, Easyjet, Ryanair, Air New Zealand, Air Canada, KLM, United, Japan Ailines, ANA, Lufthansa, Thai Airlines, Air Asia, Singapore Airlines, Sky Airlines, Star Airlines, Tyax Air (floatplanes canada!), Gulf Air, FlyBE and LAN Argentina). Anyway our 3 months in South America to ski tour starts now. It is now winter and we are in Buenos Aires. The day before it was record breakingly hot in NY today there are spots of snow in the air. This is going to be fun.
Enjoying the sunshine in central BA This is Marion looking cold at Recoleta Cemetery in BA, this was a surprise find it is a mini city of tombs and mauseleums.