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Vol. 2, No. 48
Friday, December 1, 2017
Tanners squash Sachems on T-Day, 33-7 Team effort ends season with winning record By Greg Phipps
he Peabody Tanners were looking to win out over their last six games of the 2017 campaign. They came close to that goal, finishing 5-1 over that stretch to reverse a slow start and complete a 6-5 season. In their traditional Thanksgiving Day clash against the Saugus Sachems last Thursday morning at muddy Stackpole Field in Saugus, the Tanners found themselves in a gritty 0-0 deadlock through one quarter before breaking it open with two second-quarter touchdowns on their way to a convincing 33-7 victory. The host Sachems came out strong and could have tallied early points if not for one big turnover in particular. Elijah White forced a Saugus fumble at the goal line and the ball was recovered by Cam Powers to thwart the scoring chance. In all, Saugus would actually outgain Peabody by 72 yards in the first half, but the Tanners carried a 14-0 lead into the break. Running backs Noah Freedman (5-yard TD run) and Eric DeMayo (2-yard score) gave Peabody
THANKSGIVING FEAST: Chris Glass and Eric DeMayo take down a Sachems runner during the Tanners 37-7 Thanksgiving Day victory at Stackpole Field in Saugus. (Advocate photo by Dave Sokol)
New England Meat Market Peabody rings in the season with Holiday Stroll and Tree Lighting needs liquor license back By Christopher Roberson
n August of this year, the state Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission approved the transfer of the beer and wine license from New England Meat Market to Mutual Market – now that transaction needs to be reversed. During the Nov. 27 meeting of the Licensing Board, Attorney Thomas Truax, counsel for New England Meat Market, said the original plan was to fund the transfer through a loan from TD Bank. However, the loan was denied because of the market's lack of income during the past three years. Truax said market owner Charles Silva then turned to Gloucester Bank and Leader Bank for a loan. Yet both institutions agreed that the matter needed to be handled by the Small Business Administration. Truax said his client's latest attempt to obtain financing has been through Granite State Savings Bank, which recently indicated that additional information will be needed before a loan can be approved. In
the meantime, the meat market does not hold a valid license to sell alcohol. "I've been doing this 30 years and I've never had this happen before," said Truax. "I'm sort of in a quandary as to what to do." Board Member Frederick Murtagh asked if the business could survive without selling beer and wine until the problem is resolved. Silva said such a move would only create more of a financial hardship. Chairman Minas Dakos said the board will continue to stay involved as the matter moves forward. "If we can help you, we're going to do it," he said. Until a resolution is reached, it is possible that New England Meat Market can continue to sell beer and wine under its former license, which is still held by Mutual Market. In other news, the board voted unanimously to approve a new all-alcohol license for La Siesta Restaurante, which is slated to open at 3 Main St. in February 2018.
Shown during the city's Holiday Stroll and Tree Lighting at Peabody Square, from left to right are Ally Bettencourt, City Councillor-at-Large Thomas Gould and Avery Bettencourt. Gould served as the conductor of the Peabody Polar Express during the event. See more photo highlights on page 5. (Advocate photo by Chris Roberson)
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n Sunday, December 3rd at 10:00am, the Law Enforcement Torch Run (LETR) program will host their annual Peabody Holiday Torch run at Analogic in Peabody (8 Centennial Drive). Online registration is open at www.PeabodyTorchRun.Org. Pre-Registered Runners are asked to donate $35 now until noon on Friday, December 1st. Prices will increase on event day to $40. The Kid's Dash donation is $10.The first 450 event participants to register will receive an event t-shirt. All event proceeds will benefit Special Olympics MA. Funds are raised from participant donations, additional fundraising efforts and sponsorships. Prior to the race, Santa Claus and the Grinch will arrive via helicopter thanks to a police escort from neighboring police departments. The Kid's Dash, for kids ages 4-10 is a 100 meter race through Peppermint Alley, decorated thanks to volunteers at Analogic. Analogic will also be hosting a Festive Village with photo opportunities with Santa, the Grinch and so much more! Post-race festivities will include a 50 plus restaurant food festival with local eateries donating delicious dishes for event participants. Race and fundraising awards will also be given out. "The law enforcement community and Special Olympics
A Peabody police officer and a Peabody Municipal Light Plant (PMLP) employee watch as a PMLP worker attached the banner for the Peabody Holiday 5K Ho Ho Holiday Torch Run last Friday on Lowell St. across from Peabody City Hall. The annual event is hosted by the Peabody Police Dept. and will benefit the Special Olympics. (Advocate photo)
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Peabody rings in the season with Holiday Stroll and Tree Lighting
Santa and Mrs. Claus joined in singing Christmas carols.
The city's Christmas Tree stands illuminated next to City Hall.
The Peabody Veterans Memorial High School Chorale sang Christmas carols in front of City Hall.
Disc Jockey Jimi Carter entertains the crowd in Peabody Square during the Holiday Stroll and Tree Lighting on Nov. 25.
Peabody resident Eddy Lejeune during this year's Holiday Stroll and Tree Lighting.
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Mayor Edward Bettencourt welcomed residents to this year's Holiday Stroll and Tree Lighting.
Some of the many residents who gathered in Peabody Square for this year's Holiday Stroll and Tree Lighting. (Advocate photos by Christopher Roberson)
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THE PEABODY ADVOCATE–Friday, December 1, 2017
Harlem Wizards dazzle Peabody Pride with basketball antics By Christopher Roberson
eachers from the Carroll, Burke and McCarthy Elementary Schools recently joined other city officials to form the Peabody Pride as they
took on the Harlem Wizards in a charity basketball game. Hosted by the Carroll Parent Teacher Organization (PTO), the Nov. 20 game raised approximately $3,500 for enrichment programs, field trips as
well as technology and classroom supplies. Mayor Edward Bettencourt, who was captain of the Holy Cross Division I basketball team in the mid-1990s, was on the court for Peabody along with Councillor-at-Large Thomas Gould, who served as the Pride's head coach.
James Tyndal of the Harlem Wizards during the team's game against the Peabody Pride on Nov. 20 at Peabody Veterans Memorial High School. (Photo courtesy of KD DeLoreto)
Roscoe Johnson (left) and John Smith (right) of the Harlem Wizards demonstrate their trick basketball skills on Nov. 20 at Peabody Veterans Memorial High School. (Photo courtesy of KD DeLoreto)
Gerald Warrick of the Harlem Wizards goes in for a layup during the team's game against the Peabody Pride on Nov. 20 at Peabody Veterans Memorial High School. (Photo courtesy of KD DeLoreto)
"It was a lot of fun to be part of the game and to help raise money for Peabody schools," said Gould. "To also see how athletic and entertaining the Wizards were was quite a thrill." Despite Harlem's trickery that featured frequent dunks and ball-handling that was almost a blur, the Pride managed to end the first quarter with a 21-20 lead. However, that was just about all Peabody could muster against professional basketball players as the Wizards went into halftime with a 43-31 advantage. More interested in comedy than basketball, the Wizards stopped the game several times to run up into the stands, take selfies and dance with the fans. Yet, Harlem still put the game away in the second half, ultimately outscoring the Pride by 40 points. Carroll Principal Tracy Smith
said she enjoyed being part of the event. "The game was awesome; it was so great to see the communities of the Carroll, Burke and McCarthy Schools come together for the kids," she said. "The Wizards did score, like, 40 points on us during my four minutes in the game, but we still had fun." Carroll School Secretary Sandra DaCunha said it was a pleasure to represent Peabody's children. "I had a great time playing against the Harlem Wizards; being able to be on the court with these professionals and playing within their show was amazing," she said. "The best part of the night was seeing all the kids with huge smiles on their faces. That was the main reason that I participated in the event: It was all for the kids." Elementar y School Re source Officer Richard Co-
Elementary School Resource Officer Richard Cochran of the Peabody Pride during the team's game against the Harlem Wizards on Nov. 20 at Peabody Veterans Memorial High School. (Photo courtesy of KD DeLoreto)
The Peabody Pride, largely comprised of teachers from the Burke, McCarthy and Carroll Elementary Schools, with some of their students and James Tyndal of the Harlem Wizards during the Pride's Nov. 20 game against the Wizards. (Photo courtesy of KD DeLoreto)
THE PEABODY ADVOCATE–Friday, December 1, 2017
Mayor Ted Bettencourt of the Peabody Pride takes a breather with the fans during the team's Nov. 20 game against the Harlem Wizards. (Advocate photo by Christopher Roberson) Dwayne Simpson of the Harlem Wizards spins a basketball on his finger during the team's Nov. 20 game against the Peabody Pride. (Advocate photo by Christopher Roberson)
John Smith of the Harlem Wizards dunks the ball during the team's game against the Peabody Pride on Nov. 20 at Peabody Veterans Memorial High School. (Photo courtesy of KD DeLoreto)
City Councillor-at-Large Thomas Gould served as head coach of the Peabody Pride during the team's Nov. 20 game against the Harlem Wizards. (Advocate photo by Christopher Roberson)
HARLEM WIZARDS | FROM PAGE 6 chran said the game was "fantastic.""Those guys are so professional, and they did such a good job of keeping everybody laughing," he said. "They're just truly down to earth with their entertaining craft." Burke School PTO President Amanda Jolly said she liked seeing the three elementary schools come together for the same reason. "We all have
a common goal and that is to better the education experience for all of our students," she said, adding that a countless number of volunteers worked tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure that the event went off without a hitch."There were a lot of moving parts and it would not have run smoothly without all of our amazing volunteers." According to the team's website, the Wizards were formed in 1962 as a spinoff of the famed Harlem Globetrotters. Since
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Mayor Edward Bettencourt prepares to lead the Peabody Pride onto the court against the Harlem Wizards on Nov. 20 at Peabody Veterans Memorial High School. (Advocate photo by Christopher Roberson)
then, the team has helped raise millions of dollars every year for schools and nonprofit organizations around the country. Some of the Harlem players on hand in Peabody were Dwayne Simpson, John Smith, James Tyndal and Roscoe Johnson. Simpson, a former Globetrotter and a forward, has been with the Wizards for 10 years and is currently the team captain. A Wizard since 2011, Smith also plays the forward position.
Prior to joining the team, he spent six years playing basketball in 25 countries. Tyndal, a guard, joined the Wizards in 2009 after four years on the college level playing for the Buffalo State Bengals. Johnson, another forward and former Globetrotter, became a Wizard in 2013. In 2011 he was the runner-up in the Sprite Slam Dunk Showdown. He also appeared in a commercial for Foot Locker the following year.
Members of the Peabody Pride are introduced prior to the team's Nov. 20 game against the Harlem Wizards. (Photo courtesy of KD DeLoreto)
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THE PEABODY ADVOCATE–Friday, December 1, 2017
SOUNDS OF PEABODY The Peabody Institute Library (82 Main St.) will be hosting the following events: Family LEGO Saturdays will be hosted at 10:30 a.m. on Dec. 2, Jan. 27 and Feb. 24. Registration is required as space is limited. Preschool Stories and Craft will be held at 10:30 a.m. every Wednesday throughout the winter except for Dec. 27 and Feb. 21. Registration for the program is recommended, but not required. Teen Room Bingo Nights will be held from 4:30–5:30 p.m. on Dec. 4 and Dec. 18. This program is free and open to students in grades 6-12. Registration is not required. Musician Roger Tincknell will be performing a Winter Solstice Celebration concert at 6:30 p.m. on Dec. 4 Jennifer Hofmann of Jennifer's Homemade Soaps will be giving a presentation on cold process soap making at 10 a.m. on Dec. 5.
Drop-In Holiday Crafts will be held from 5-6 p.m. on Dec. 7 and Dec. 14. This program is free and all supplies will be provided. No registration is required. Family Story Time will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Dec. 9, Jan. 6 and Feb. 3. Baby Story Time will be held at 10 a.m. on Dec. 12, Dec. 26, Jan. 16, Jan. 30, Feb. 13 and Feb. 27. The program will also be held at the South Branch Library (78 Lynn St.) at 10 a.m. on Dec. 5, Dec. 19, Jan. 9, Jan. 23, Feb. 6 and Feb. 20. Registration for this free program is recommended, but not required. Toddler Story Time will be held at 11 a.m. on Dec. 12, Dec. 26, Jan. 16, Jan. 30, Feb. 13 and Feb. 27. The program will also be held at the South Branch Library (78 Lynn St.) at 11 a.m. on Dec. 5, Dec. 19, Jan. 9, Jan. 23, Feb. 6 and Feb. 20. Registration for this free program is recommended, but not required. Digital Embroidery classes will be held at 6:30 p.m. on Dec. 13 and Feb. 21. This free program is open to ages 13 and older. Registration is required as space is limited. Teen Coloring will be held in the Teen Room on the second Thursday of each month starting on Dec. 14. This program
is free and open to students in grades 6-12. No registration is required. Holiday Cupcakes and Cocoa will be served to children at 10:30 a.m. on Dec. 16. Registration is required as space is limited. The Cosplay Meetup Group will be meeting in the Creativity Lab from 1:30-4:30 p.m. on Dec. 16, Jan. 13 and Feb. 10. Registration is required for this free program. An Introduction To Laser Cutting class will be held at 6:30 p.m. on Dec. 19 in the Creativity Lab. This free program is open to anyone 18 and older. Registration is required as space is limited. A Teen Letter Writing Workshop will be held from 4:305:30 p.m. on Dec. 21 in the Teen Room. This program is free and open to students in grades 6-12. Registration is required as space is limited. Sailor Moon Craft Day will be held from 4:30-6:30 p.m. on Dec. 28. This program is free and open to students in grades 6-12. Registration is required as space is limited. Congressman Seth Moulton will be hosting a Town Hall Meeting at 2 p.m. on Dec. 2 at Salem State University (352 La-
fayette St. in Salem). St. John Lutheran Church (32 Ellsworth Rd.) will be hosting the Nordic Music Festival from 6-8:30 p.m. on Dec. 2. A $10 donation is recommended. The Annual Holiday Concerts will be held at 6:45 p.m. on Dec. 2 and at 4:45 p.m. on Dec. 3. Both concerts will take place at City Hall (24 Lowell St.). Ticket prices range from $30 to $45 and can be purchased by calling the Mayor's Office at 978-538-5704. Tickets will not be sold at the door. The Peabody Holiday Torch Run will be held from 9 a.m.– noon on Dec. 3. The run will begin at 8 Centennial Dr. Online registration is available at http://holidaytorchrun.kintera.org/faf/home/waiver.asp?ievent=1176167&lis=1&kntae1176167=F22A403D844B40EF8D19D541EA4E05C1. The curbside pick-up of leaves and yard waste will continue during the week of Dec. 4. Small Art – Big Shine will be held from 5-7 p.m. on Dec. 7 at the ArcWorks Community Art Center (22 Foster St.). Healthy Pet (637 Lowell St.) will be offering free pictures with Santa Paws from noon-3 p.m. on Dec. 9.
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TURKEY DAY TRIUMPH | FROM PAGE 1 their first-half cushion, which increased to 27-0 by the end of the third period. Quarterback Jonell Espinal tossed two scoring passes – a 26-yarder to Freedman and a 9-yard strike to Dylan Peluso, who also hauled in a 58-yard bomb from QB Colby Therrien in the fourth stanza to account for the final Peabody points. "That was a very scary first quarter. We easily could have been down 14-0, and the kids made big plays to keep points off the board," Tanners head coach Mark Bettencourt told the press afterward. "The big plays are coming from different kids, and that's what excites me about this football team. We're not a one-pony show."
Saugus managed to avoid the shutout with an 84-yard kickoff return for a score late in the final quarter. The Peabody defense ended up holding the Sachems to just five total yards in the second half. With his team's strong finish after opening the season 1-4 – scoring 177 total points over its last six games (a 29.5 per-game average) and the lone loss over that span being a close overtime defeat at Lynn Classical – Bettencourt has to be feeling good about the prospects for next season. "This team didn't quit just because we didn't make the playoffs," he said. "They were determined to fight and work [their] way back to respectability. The seniors, and more importantly the young guys, didn't fold. It shows this program doesn't
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fold over." One of the standouts among the underclassmen was sophomore RB Angel Paulino, who gained 89 yards against Saugus and finished with 582 total, after first filling in for the injured DeMayo in a 20-9 win over Beverly back on Oct. 20. Defensively, the Tanners allowed 152 points (an average of just under 14 points a game) during the season, and they gave up less than 10 points a game over the final six contests. On Thanksgiving, White and Chris Glass each had an interception while Dariel Canela had four sacks and Powers one. Senior Nolan Murphy had a key 30-yard punt return. The Tanners have won the last four Thanksgiving Day battles and now own a 44-28 series advantage over the Sachems.
QB Jonell Espinal hits his mark downfield. (Advocate photos by Dave Sokol)
Eric DeMayo dodges the Saugus lineman.
Austin Leggett lets a punt fly.
Noah Freedman makes it to the endzone for six.
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NEW ENGLAND | FROM PAGE 1 "La Siesta is known to be the new kid on the block," said Attorney Sean Donahue, representing the restaurant. He also introduced Christopher Vasquez who, for the past 11 years, has managed the establishment's current location in
Winthrop. Vasquez said he is planning to hire "35-40" employees and will be open from noon to 11 p.m. Vasquez said he plans to have 125 dining room seats and 27 seats at the bar. Property owner Patrick Todisco said La Siesta will be joined by Brodie's Pub, Brothers Deli
about 4 hours have lapsed since lunch. A snack at this time may be smart, as it will keep you fueled until dinner later in the day. Choosing Snacks: Munching a snack while you head to the mall may not give you the benefits you're seeking if it's a high fat, sugar and salt fast food type choice. A well-timed snack can help fuel your energy as well as stabilize blood sugar levels, which helps fuel the brain and central nervous system. This helps keep you mentally alert. A well-balanced snack consisting of whole grain, protein and fat helps with satiety and prevent a big blood sugar spike followed by a drastic fall. Foods such as low-fat yogurt, cheese sticks, nuts, seeds and lean meats are quick sources of protein and healthy fat. Choosing whole grains or whole fruit
and 20 apartment units overhead. Member Deborah Baglio said she was pleased to learn that La Siesta is coming to Peabody. "Everyone who goes to the Winthrop restaurant is excited that there's going to be one in Peabody," she said. Donahue said Vasquez and
Tangerines, walnuts, baby carrots, and multigrain crackers are all great examples for a well-timed and properly sized snack!
Selecting Snack Size: The size of your snack should depend on you mealtime. If your mealtime is within two hours then make your snack simple and light–typically 100 to 200
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his family were selective when they decided to open a second location. "They had interest in other locations, but not enough to pull the trigger," he said. "Then they came up here and fell in love with the place." The board also approved Robert Bellevoe to take over as the new manager at Not Your Av-
erage Joe's at the North Shore Mall. During his 11 years with the company, Bellevoe said, he has supervised 12 locations and has been in Burlington for the past three years. However, Bellevoe said the company will exclusively have him in Peabody going forward. "It's a long-term event for me," he said.
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THE PEABODY ADVOCATE–Friday, December 1, 2017
Beacon Hill Roll Call By Bob Katzen THE HOUSE AND SENATE: Beacon Hill Roll Call records local senators' and representatives' votes on roll calls from earlier November sessions. There were no roll calls in the House or Senate last week. CORRECTION: Beacon Hill Roll Call made an error in a recent report. The first roll call vote below (CUT $550,000 FOR VARIOUS HEALTH-RELATED PROGRAMS) has the correct information and how your local legislators voted. CUT $550,000 FOR VARIOUS HEALTH-RELATED PROGRAMS (H 3800) House 125-28, Senate 35-2, overrode Gov. Charlie Baker's reduction of $150,000 for programs for the promotion of health and disease prevention including prevention of breast cancer, hepatitis C and colorectal cancer; and screening for prostate cancer, diabetes, ovarian cancer, multiple sclerosis and osteoporosis. The $150,000 is not earmarked for any specific program. The governor also vetoed another $400,000 for specific programs including $100,000 for macular degeneration research into prevention and treatment of the disease; $25,000 for a diabetes prevention program; $25,000 for a program that provides peer support and education, home independence training and adaptive aids to people who are learning to cope and function safely and independently with the loss of sight; $100,000 for research to provide solid scientific evidence for the cranberry's role in health and nutrition; and $100,000 for providing medically tailored meals to persons battling chronic illnesses and providing workforce training programs to people recovering from addiction. (A «Yes» vote is for funding the $550,000. A «No» vote is against funding it.) Rep. Theodore Speliotis Rep. Thomas Walsh Sen. Joan Lovely
Yes Yes Yes
PROHIBIT CONSIDERATION OF DETAINING ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS (H 4011) House 119-34, upheld the ruling of Acting House Speaker Patricia Haddad (D-Somerset) that prohibited consideration of an amendment that would authorize police officers, court officers and other law enforcement officers to detain a person under certain circumstances, at the request of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) on the grounds that there is probable cause that such person is a removable illegal alien. This would apply only in those cases where an individual has already been arrested and is about to be released from custody or is deemed to pose a threat to public safety because he or she has engaged in terrorism or has been convicted of a serious crime such as a felony, human trafficking or drug trafficking. The amendment also restricts the amount of time an individual can be detained to no more than 12 hours. The amendment was filed in response to a July decision by the state's highest court which ruled that state local law enforcement officials do not have the authority to detain a person based solely on a request from ICE. Haddad ruled that the amendment is not properly before the House because it was not included in any earlier versions of the bill and introduction of this new subject-matter would expand upon the bill and violate House rules. Supporters of the ruling said the ruling is appropriate and follows the rules of the House. Opponents of the ruling said clearly the issue of arresting and holding illegal immigrants is related to a bill making changes in the criminal justice system. (A «Yes» vote is for the ruling. A «No» vote is against it.) Rep. Theodore Speliotis Rep. Thomas Walsh
Yes Yes
PROHIBIT MORE WIRETAPPING TO BE CONSIDERED (H 4011) House 123-34, upheld the ruling by Acting House Speaker Paul Donato (D-Medford) that prohibited consideration of an amendment that would allow law enforcement to request the authority from the courts to use wiretapping in cases of murder, manslaughter, rape, human trafficking, drug trafficking, the manufacturing or distribution of drugs, weapons traffick-
ing, witness intimidation and use or possession of explosives or chemical weapons. Current law, which has not changed since 1968, allows wiretapping to be used only when the crime is committed in connection with organized crime. Donato ruled that the amendment is not properly before the House because it was not included in any earlier versions of the bill and introduction of this new subject-matter would expand upon the bill and violate House rules. «Such new subject-matter in the form of an amendment from the floor of the House and thereby by-passing the deliberative steps required under our rules for the passage of a bill,» said the ruling. «That would violate the essence of the legislative process.» Supporters of the ruling said the ruling is right on target and follows the rules of the House. Opponents of the ruling said the issue of using wiretaps to help convict criminals is related to a bill making changes in the criminal justice system. (A «Yes» vote is for the ruling. A «No» vote is against it.) Rep. Theodore Speliotis Rep. Thomas Walsh
Yes Yes
EXPUNGE JUVENILE RECORDS (H 4011) A section of a proposed criminal justice bill would have allowed offenders who committed a crime before their 21st birthday to apply for expungement of certain records after 10 years for a felony or a misdemeanor if the individual has met all other qualifying criteria. The House 127-26, approved an amendment that reduced that waiting period to seven years for a felony and three years for a misdemeanor. Amendment supporters said research shows states with shorter expungement periods have reduced recidivism rates. They noted that the amendment will create earlier possibilities for these offenders to turn their lives around while still ensuring public safety. They argued that the amendment will reduce barriers to employment, housing and educational opportunities. Amendment opponents said the reduction is excessive and argued that the original ten-year waiting period for both felonies and misdemeanors is fair to offenders and also in the best interest of public safety. They noted that allowing an offender who is convicted of breaking and entering and larceny under $1,000 to apply to have his or her record expunged after three years is too lenient. (A «Yes» vote is for the reductions. A «No» vote is against the reductions.) Rep. Theodore Speliotis
Rep. Thomas Walsh
CUT ENTIRE $60,000 FOR TEACHING FINANCIAL LITERACY (H 3800) Senate 30-7, overrode Gov. Baker's veto of the entire $60,000 for a program that mentors and teaches financial literacy to low-income women. (A «Yes» vote is for funding the $60,000. A «No» vote is against funding it.) Sen. Joan Lovely
CUT $122,274 FOR PRISONER'S LEGAL SERVICES (H 3800) Senate 30-6, overrode a reduction of $122,274 (from $1,609,465 to $1,487,191) in funding for Prisoners' Legal Services, a program that provides legal representation for indigent and disadvantaged defendants. (A «Yes» vote is for funding the $122,274. A «No» vote is against funding it.) Sen. Joan Lovely
HOW LONG WAS LAST WEEK'S SESSION? Beacon Hill Roll Call tracks the length of time that the House and Senate were in session each week. Many legislators say that legislative sessions are only one aspect of the Legislature's job and that a lot of important work is done outside of the House and Senate chambers. They note that their jobs also involve committee work, research, constituent work and other matters that are important to their districts. Critics say that the Legislature does not meet regularly or long enough to debate and vote in public view on the thousands of pieces of legislation that have been filed. They note that the infrequency and brief length of sessions are misguided and lead to irresponsible late-night sessions and a mad rush to act on dozens of bills in the days immediately preceding the end of an annual session. During the week of November 20-24, the House met for a total of 34 minutes and the Senate met for a total of 27 minutes.
Mon. November 20 House 11:02 a.m. to 11:17 a.m. Senate 11:09 a.m. to 11:21 a.m. Tues. November 21 No House session No Senate session Wed. November 22 House 11:00 a.m. to 11:19 a.m. Senate 11:08 a.m. to 11:23 a.m. Thurs. November 23 No House session No Senate session. Fri. November 24 No House session No Senate session Bob Katzen welcomes feedback at email@example.com
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THE PEABODY ADVOCATE–Friday, December 1, 2017
P E A B O DY P O L I C E LO G MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20 It's never what you think Police were sent to Best Gas station on Newbury Street due to a the report of a driver stealing gasoline, which is what you would normally think might happen at a gas station. But according to the report, an Everett man, Joseph Doherty, 63, allegedly
stole two plants from the island at the station. Police filed a criminal complaint for larceny under $250. Wasn't McGruff the Crime Dog A caller on Lynnfield Street re p o r t e d t h a t w h e n h e dropped off his daughter at school that morning, a white, unleashed dog jumped on his
children and as a result, his daughter scraped her knee. The caller stated that neither child was bitten or scratched by the dog and he would notify Animal Control if he finds the dog's owner.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22 That's a lot of eyeglasses Police repor ted $2,200
worth of eyeglass frames had been stolen from LensCrafters at the mall.
tank, according to the report. The vacuum was filled with gasoline.
Not so smart The owner of Turnpike Car Wash on Newbury Street gave police a video of a man using the car vacuum to remove gasoline out of a generator gas
Holiday hysteria? An officer reported that a mother and two youths were trampled during the opening of Black Friday at the Northshore Mall.
ARRESTS MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20 Angela DeAngelis, 35, of Woburn, was charged with possession of a Class A drug and with possession of a Class B drug. Kayser J. Herrera, 21, of 16 Crowninshield St., Peabody, was charged with operating a motor vehicle with license suspended and with failure to stop/yield. Mario N. Prudenzi, 40, of 142 Washington St., Peabody, was charged with an arrest warrant. Ivonne Mendes, 50, of Lowell, was charged with operating with registration revoked and with uninsured motor vehicle.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21 Isabella Z. DosSantos, 29, of Medford, was charged with unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle and with motor vehicle lights violation. Eduardo Miranda Do Amaral, 34, of 36 Oak St., Peabody, was charged with unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle. Charlotte L. LeVasseur, 22, of Revere, was summonsed for trespassing, for receiving stolen property of under $250 and for shoplifting by concealing merchandise, third offense. Theodore K. Meserve, 57, of Malden, was charged with possession of a Class C drug, with assault on ambulance personnel and with three arrest warrants.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22 Phylicia J. Fishelson, 25, of Beverly, was summonsed for operating a motor vehicle with license suspended.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23 Joseph J. LaFratta, 45, of 13 Rose Cir., Peabody, was charged with operating under the influence of drugs, with operating a motor vehicle with license suspended and with negligent operation of a motor vehicle. Vincent Valenti, 20, of 25 Atkins Ave., Lynn, was charged with possession to distribute a
Class D drug. Jeanaliz Marines, 18, of 27 Kendall St., Lawrence, was charged with possession to distribute a Class D drug and with person under 21 possessing liquor. Daniel Lopez, 21, of 11 Elsie Rd., Lynn, was charged with possession to distribute a Class D drug. Jorge L. Vega, 20, of Leominster, was charged with possession to distribute a Class D drug and with failure to stop/ yield.
sault & battery with a dangerous weapon and with assault & battery on a household/family member. Louis Efrain Catillo, 33, of 35 Cedar St., Salem, was charged with larceny over $250.
John R. Griffin, 55, of Gloucester, was charged with operating with revoked registration, with uninsured motor vehicle and with unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle.
Dawn A. Moore, 41, of 48 Houghton St., Lynn, was charged with operating under the influence of liquor, with as-
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25 Alex Goykham, Jr., 42, of 6 Norfolk Ave., Peabody, was charged with trespassing.
THE PEABODY ADVOCATE–Friday, December 1, 2017
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O B I TUAR IE S Marjorie Coon Cole
Passed away on November 14, 2017 in Peabody, MA at the age
of 105. She was the wife of the late Ross Freeman Coon and Walter Cole. She is survived by her children, Daniel Coon and Susan Canavan, 9 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren. A Memorial Service will be held on December 9th at 12:00 Noon at the Centre Congregational Church in Lynnfield, MA. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Centre Congregational Church, 5 Summer Street, Lynnfield, MA 01940.
Carl V. Nickerson
Of Peabody, Nov. 20, 2017, age 98, formerly of Manchester by
the Sea. Survived by his loving wife of 75 years, Truth Nickerson, his daughter, Janice O'Donnell, his son, Rev. Paul Nickerson and his wife, Rev. Marlayna Schmidt, six grandchildren: Brian O'Donnell and his wife Kayley, Kyle Nickerson, Andy O'Donnell and his wife Julia, Blair Nickerson and his wife Leah, Michael O'Donnell and his wife Virginia Wang, Meghan Hulsey and her husband Dave, as well as great-grandchildren Lennox O'Donnell, Sam Hulsey, and
Delaney Wang. His memorial service will be held at the Brooksby Chapel at Brooksby Village Drive, Peabody, Saturday, December 9th at 11:00 a.m. followed by a reception at the Catering Room (next door to the Chapel) to which relative and friends are invited to attend. There will be a private graveside service for family at the Pleasant Grove Cemetery in Manchester. Contributions may be made, in his memory, to the Brooksby Benevolent Fund, the Brooksby Protestant Faith Community, or the First Parish Church, Congregational in Manchester. Online condolences at www.campbellfuneral.com.
Cesira "Gina" (Miccoli) Pepe Of Peabody, formerly of Wakefield and Revere, on November 24, 2017. Beloved wife of Gerado. Devoted mother of Carla Lucci and her husband William, Antonio Pepe and Melissa Pepe all of Revere. Cherished grandmother of Kaitlin Lucci, Joseph Lucci, Jayden Perez, and Jesalee Pepe. Loving daughter of Giovanni Miccoli of Bonito, Italy and the late Elisa (Devito). Dear sister of Maria Moccia and her husband Anthony of East Boston. Also survived by many loving nieces and nephews. Funeral was held from the Paul Buonfiglio & Sons-Bruno Funeral Home, Revere on Wednesday, November 29. Funeral Mass in St. Anthony's Church. Born and raised in Italy before moving to the United States in 1976. Gina worked many years at Logan Airport as a ticket agent for Alitalia Air, Swiss Air, and most recently American Airlines. Entombment will be in Woodlawn Mausoleum. For guestbook please visit www.Buonfiglio.com
2017 Peabody Veterans Memorial High School Banquet K of C Peabody 11/21/17 VARSITY AWARDS 1. Tony Porcello Award – Ryan Cormier 2. Coaches Award – Andrew Prousalis 3. Coaches Award – Michael Panzini 4. George Petradelis Offensive Player Award – Johnny Alves 5. Most Improved Award – Jacob Casallas 6. Defensive Player Award – Christopher Belliveau 7. Joe King Award – Ryan D'Alleva 8. Coaches Award–Zackary Silva 9. John Petradelis Coaches Award – Troy Cappos 2018 CAPTAINS Michael Tansey, Johnny Alves, Noah Surman
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A Message to the Community for the Holiday Season from the Peabody Police Department A
s it's the kickoff of the holiday season, Peabody Police Chief Thomas M. Griffin wishes everyone safe and Happy Holidays. As you may have already experienced, the roadways will become heavily travelled as
we begin holiday shopping and seek Thanksgiving destinations. In an effort to prevent any tragic consequences please exercise some commonsense safety precautions: 1. When driving do not use handheld devices. In addition
to that being illegal and carrying a costly fine, it creates a hazardous situation. Your reaction time will be slowed – putting yourself and others at risk. 2. Leave early. Give yourself ample time to get to your destination. Traffic will increase as we get closer to Christmas. Having given yourself enough time will result in a less stressful drive. 3. Do not drive while under the influence of alcohol or drugs. During this time of year, there are a number of holiday parties. Be smart: If you are go-
1. Who wrote, "I don't mind eels / Except as meals / And the way they feel"? (Hint: initials ON.) 2. What 1950's Biblical epic starred Charlton Heston? 3. On Dec. 3, 1775, what flag with stripes was raised on a naval vessel? 4. In car racing, what does F1 stand for? 5. When was the first known newspaper crossword puzzle published: 18th, 19th or 20th century? 6. On what day of the week does Advent start? 7. On Dec. 5, 1969, what computer "network of networks" established connection between four universities? 8. What is the word thespian derived from? 9. In 1969 what song from the movie "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance
Kid" won an Oscar? 10. What brand was advertised as "the first truly feminine cigarette"? 11. On Dec. 6, 1917, a ship explosion devastated what Nova Scotian city? 12. The Greek god of the wind, Aeolus, is the namesake of what instrument? 13. What profession wears a toque? 14. What does DNA stand for? 15. In the carol "Jingle Bells," what is the horse's name? 16. On Dec. 7, 1787, what state became the "First State of the Union"? 17. In December 2010, what Internet entrepreneur was Time's Person of the Year? 18. What is Arabica? 19. Who first used an Advent calendar? 20. What Latin word means 10?
ing to drink, get a ride from a friend or call a cab or other car service. Officers will be out on patrol – getting arrested will ruin your holiday season and be very expensive. Causing an accident can have life-changing consequences. 4. While shopping do not leave packages in open view in your vehicle. Car breakins typically increase at area stores and malls during this busy shopping period. Also, carry your identification, credit cards and cash in a sealed front pocket; this will avoid a potential theft/pickpocket situation or inadvertently leaving a purse behind after placing it down while shopping. If shopping online bring your packages inside your home as soon as possible. 5. If you become aware of anything suspicious, do not hesitate to contact the Police Department; if it is an emergency call 911. We will continue to work closely with the North Shore Mall Management, Mall Security and our other law enforcement partners to provide a safe and welcoming environment for your shopping experience. Members of the Peabody Police Department appreciate the tremendous support we receive from our residents and the business community. Working together is essential to solving problems and preventing community concerns that disrupt the harmony of our residential neighborhoods and commercial areas. As a result of our close relationships, we have been able to solve problems quickly before they become major issues. We will work hard to continue these partnerships going forward. Please keep in mind all the members of public safety and the military who will be away from their families during the Holidays. Best wishes for the New Year.
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LOCAL CERTIFIED | FROM PAGE 2 bership includes year-round access to Ed Slott and Company's team of retirement experts for consultation on advanced planning topics. "With the 20th anniversary of the Roth IRA approaching, now is a great time to ensure that my clients and community are aware of all of their retirement planning options. Deciding whether to use a Roth IRA can be confusing, so education is key," said Riquier. "This training provides me with the latest information on ways to address complicated Roth IRA planning scenarios and, if I encounter an unusual question or situation, I have a team of retirement experts available." Training was provided by Ed Slott and Company's team
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1. Ogden Nash 2. "The Ten Commandments" 3. The first U.S. flag (with a British Union Flag in the left upper corner instead of stars) 4. Formula One (a set of rules) 5. 19th (in December 1913 by journalist Arthur Wynne of Liverpool) 6. Sunday 7. The ARPANET (the Advanced Research Projects Agency of the U.S. Department of Defense) 8. The Greek playwright Thespis 9. "Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head" 10. Eve 11. Halifax 12. The aeolian harp 13. A chef 14. Deoxyribonucleic Acid 15. Bobtail 16. Delaware 17. Mark Zuckerberg 18. A popular coffee variety 19. German Lutherans 20. Decem (December being the 10th month to the ancients)
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These commands create row and column vectors; a matrix' multiply a matrix by a vector (to produce a. "Symbolic Math Toolbox Product Description" on page 1-2. This is similar to writing: >> syms a1 a2 >> a = [a1 a2]. Return the assumptions on the You cannot replace elements of a numeric vector or matrix with a symbolic variable, expression, or function because these elements cannot be converted to double-precision numbers. Create Symbolic Matrices. dat A -ascii -double % 16 digits. Generate Elements While Creating a Matrix. 15. To save the file press. Multiple variables can matrices. A row vector is recorded as a 1 × n matrix and a column vector is recorded as a m × 1 matrix. Functions. Create Matrix of Symbolic Numbers. Enable paging whenever you start MATLAB. MATLAB allows you to save matrices and read them in later. 3 Matrices . Now, in Matlab, first you have to define 8 symbolic variables corresponding to the elements of the two matrices. 1. MATLAB performs calculations with the aid of matrices. e. The most important thing to remember when working with YALMIP is that almost all MATLAB operators can be applied also on sdpvar objects. Suppose we want to write v5 as a linear combination of the other vectors. Next, select User Default in the Publish Settings drop-down menu and click "Save As". It can compute vector and matrix derivatives and will return the result in terms of the original vectors and matrices involved. logfile, print modeling progress to specified text file (string). U contains u1-u23, and V contains v1-v23. dat A -ascii. and you save the file under the name 'f. 1 Solving Algebraic Equations With a Single "Converting Numeric Matrices to Symbolic Form" on page 1-13. Matlab Programs. By default, the generated MATLAB function creates the dense numeric matrix 5 Nov 2015 I've created 2 symbolic vectors. Vector and Matrices. The dot . 5 Algebraic Equations. 5 Oct 2011 Hello, I have a code which deals with symbolic variables and I have as output a vector whose dimension is known but variable. 1 The MATLAB environment. Basic Algebraic Operations - A Matlab Demo. I have a M . sym( 'x ' );. genslblock, generate Embedded MATLAB Function blocks (logical). Given my relatively inexperience with Matlab, please help me by suggesting what file format should I save Matrices from Maple so that matlab can read from its familiar format file. octsympy 2. org. This MATLAB function converts a symbolic scalar or a symbolic array to a character vector. Outline. 2 Loading data. For example s — Input symbolic variable | symbolic expression | symbolic equation | symbolic function | symbolic array | symbolic matrix. Finally Symbolic Variables and Expressions 17. Example. 1 Figure Annotation. saveresult, save symbolic expressions to . mathworks. Although MATLAB is primarily used for numerical computations, you can also do symbolic math with MATLAB. casadi. "Constructing Real and Complex Variables" on page 1-14. Create an m-file. MATLAB, which stands for Matrix Laboratory, is a very powerful program for performing numerical and symbolic calculations, and is widely used in science and engineering, as well as in mathematics. Specify the set as rational . Convert A to a MATLAB function representing a numeric matrix, and write the result to the file myfile1 . Symbolic functions are always scalars, therefore, you cannot index into a function. I would like to save in an ASCII file, not binary, the output and for each row have one element of the vector. save mat1. 5. EDIT: First we build an expression from the symbolic variables: a = sym('a', [1 2]); x = sym('x', [1 2]); expr where a, b, c and d are symbolic entries. When MATLAB is unable to find an analytical (symbolic) integral, such as with. The usual answer to how to load from a mat file is simply to execute the command load 'matfile. >> clear, clc, syms x, int(exp(sin(x)),0,10). For example, syms f(t); A(1,1) = f throws an error. The sym function has four options for returning a symbolic MATLAB, which is short for Matrix Laboratory, incorporates numerical computation, symbolic computation, graphics, and programming. A = 26. MATLAB is a software program that allows you to compute interactively with matrices. 2 M-File Publishing. % Defining a new matrix A with Complex terms (size:2x2): At the MATLAB prompt, ">>," type A=[(2+4j)*(3-5j) 5;7-3j. To enter a row vector in Matlab, type the following in the . an error is raised if the Matrix contains one or more symbolic entries; and Loading & saving variables I : Matlab-format (. matrixcalculus. Then, you define the two SYMBOLIC Matrix and Vector Data Entry (Quit MATLAB and start it fresh. The name MATLAB stands for "MATrix LABoratory" and was originally designed as a tool for doing numerical compu- tations with matrices and vectors. Symbolic variables are created using the . load pracdata ENTER. "Creating Abstract Functions" on page 1-15. A circulant matrix has the property that each row is obtained from the previous one by cyclically permuting the entries one step forward. • "Perform Symbolic Computations" on page 1-12. Set assumptions on all elements of a matrix using sym . % 8 digits. Symbolic variables are treated differently than regular variables in Matlab and must be created using the sym() or syms() functions. Create the 3-by-3 symbolic matrix A with auto-generated elements. For example, suppose you have entered some large matrices A;B;C and a symbolic expression f = a*x^2 + b*x +c in the course of a computation. It has since grown into a The MATLAB editor (Figure 2) can be used to create and edit M–files, in which you can write and. A lines starting with % --- is a comments. • "Create Symbolic Functions" on page 1-7. Input, specified as a symbolic variable, expression, equation, function, array, or matrix. Consider the ordinary quantity in MATLAB software t = 0. Indeed, I was having the same problem. mat') Indices for matrices: For matrices, indices take the following form: matrix(rows,cols,dim3,dim4) i. You can find it at www. 3 Solving equations of symbolic variables . Use Existing Symbolic Variables. Create a symbolic expression and a symbolic matrix from anonymous functions associated with MATLAB handles. If you want to convert symbolic entries to numeric entries, you can use "subs" and you can write as follow. com. 0000. 7. In the next session, you do not wish to reenter these matrices or to retype the symbolic expressions. 3 that can be used to write. This example shows both ASCII format options. Operations. Matrices. This is just the display name, not the identifier. Hence, we create diagonal To put the symbolic polynomials into an array, use a cell array. 14. H = sym('[1, 2; k, 3]') ENTER. a scalar containing a symbolic primitive called "x". mat-files (logical). In MATLAB, the fundamental difference between a function and a symbolic expression is that a function can be called with arguments and a symbolic . The simplest way to use Symbolic variables are treated differently than regular variables in Matlab and must be created using the sym() or syms() functions. Floating-Point Symbolic Expressions. m called M-files. fid = fopen('a. Matlab Function Syntax. MATLAB Lecture 1. 5. A lot of users seem to get stuck initially on simple things such as defining a diagonal matrix. But the ASCII format needs MCS 320. What is it? Output Format. >> save mat2. 0. Instead, you can save them to a file, Mupad will automatically open the help page for the MATLAB symbolic math toolbox. Basically, I have to write a matlab code that accepts an X, Y and Z coordinate, and outputs the six required joint angles (thetas) for the UR10 15 Mar 2014 In fact, thanks to the Symbolic Math Toolbox, Matlab provides us with a set of instructions for the symbolic (or literal) calculation. It provides tools for solving and With both toolboxes, you can write your own M-files to access Maple functions and the Maple workspace. As the name suggests, it is As mentioned above, MATLAB has many capabilities, such as the fact that one can write programs made up of MATLAB commands. Rather than making calculations on . I want to split these into 43 different vectors using the following convention: Q = [U(a); U(b); V(a); V(b)] (ex: Q = [U(1); U(2); V(1); V(2)]). Symbolic Math Toolbox is a paid 7 Jun 2007 One example for all - with Symbolic Math Toolbox you can have: >> var_str = '[a; b]' % symbolic matrix represented as char var_str = [a; b] >> var_sym = sym(var_str) % now I want to convert it to a symbolic object var_sym = a b >> class(var_sym) % and it indeed is a symbolic object now ans = sym However, Note: the Command History window keeps a log of your typed commands, but does not have the output from Matlab saved. Are you using the Matlab Symbolic Toolbox (or whatever it is called) ? Or are you just trying to save a Matlab expression ? If the latter Try: >> x = sym('x',[1 2]) x = [ x1, x2] >> x(1) ans = x1 >> x(2) ans = x2 >> whos x Name Size Bytes Class Attributes x 1x2 112 sym. Introduction to Symbolic Computation. . The 'Symbolic Math. This MATLAB function converts a symbolic array S to a cell array C. We check the forum regularly MATLAB/Octave x = MX. Flow Control. Symbolic math. A. • "Create Symbolic Numbers, Variables, and Expressions" on page 1-3. mat . A = [ x, 0, 0] [ 0, x, 0] [ 0, 0, x]. numM=subs(symM,[a,b,c,d],[1,2,3,4]). mat) files. • "Use Assumptions on Symbolic Variables" on page 1- 22 Mar 2010 4. Note: char() of a symbolic expression does not generally result in a string that can be evaluated by MATLAB. Quotes enclose things 27 Feb 2009 I know that i must use the double function. We will NOT be result of the expression is saved in a variable The word MATLAB® is an abbreviation for Matrix Laboratory: MATLAB® was designed to make. Hence, I implemented a matrix calculus toolbox myself. Retrieve the numeric matrices saved earlier. Save an m-file. 23 Feb 2012 Accepted Answer. z = sym('[a; b]') ENTER. 0 (2017-02-01) =========================== * New symbolic commands: acosd chol ones adjoint cosd prevprime angle dawson sind asind divisors sympy atand The command window. 8+2j]. When the command load A is entered, MATLAB tries to read the matrix A from the file. 3 9 Apr 1996 diff('cos(x)') % differentiate cos(x) with respect to x M=sym('[a,b;c,d]') % create a symbolic matrix M determ(M) % find the determinant of the matrix M; The maple toolbox is primarily used for symbolic Usually though, if you wanted to do a numerical calculation, you would just write a program in matlab. m', then within MATLAB the function f(x) is avail- able. >> save('mystuff. A = [ A1_1, A1_2, A1_3] [ A2_1, A2_2, A2_3] [ A3_1, A3_2, A3_3]. A = sym('A',[3 3],'rational'). A numerical solution can nevertheless be found using the "quad" command, follow the steps below for more complex functions. Toolbox' is quite . >> save('mystuff') or. MATLAB, which is short for Matrix Laboratory, incorporates numerical computation, symbolic computation, graphics, and programming. 13. s - (optional) equation of the form source=name where name is one of Matlab, MatrixMarket, or delimited; data source format t - (optional) Matlab does not write a vectors format so, if this is included in the calling sequence, an error is returned. 2 Matrices with symbolic elements . Syntactically this means replace "(" and ")" with "{" and "}" A cell array's elements can be any object and they don't have to all be the same type syms x; syms y; c_array{1}= 0. It's also possible to read ASCII files with MATLAB. If you want to know for instance the product of a matrix a with a matrix b, then you just type in a ∗ b saving, 597,609 testing files, 609–610 trigonometric functions, 215–226 Secant functions, 196–210, 262, 440, 446,448 Second-order derivatives, 463–464, 466,473 451 Symbolic matrices, 150–151,459–460 Symbolic Toolbox, 412,431–432,484 Symbols algebraic, 43 commands for, 257 Greek, 257 list of operations, Starting a MATLAB; Matrices and Arrays; Graphics; Symbolic Math Toolbox; Control Flow and if Statement; Functions. * Bug fix: isequal(n) for symfun's correctly tests the argnames. symexpr = sym( h ) creates a symbolic expression or matrix symexpr from an anonymous MATLAB function associated with the function handle h . There are two types of M-file programs: functions and scripts 26 Jul 2010 M-File Publishing. This MATLAB function creates symbolic variable x. 0000i 5. 0000 + 2. Now, elements of your matrix is numeric entries in symbolic values, then, you can use "double" function for convert symbolic values to 13 May 2015 - 8 min - Uploaded by mathtutordvdGet the full Matlab Tutorial at MathTutorDVD. genccode, generate 15 Jul 2016 Matlab. M-File Publishing. But if every value of this matrix is something like 1488204116668019/32768/(1+exp(50000/1293*E+6250000/14223))*exp(-2*(10*E-1228/11)^2),E is a sym object and when i write y=double(X) where x is the matrix then i have this error ??? Error using verbose, print code generation progress on console (logical). manipulates array-based data it is generally fast to write and run in MATLAB (unless you . 2 Using Functions with Symbolic Matrices as Inputs; 4. Symbolic Computation. Symbolic Math Toolbox™ software lets you to perform symbolic computations within the MATLAB® numeric environment. 1 Substituting Values into Symbolic Variables; 4. Element by Element. 11 Feb 2018 add, the simplest thing is simply to write to the forum, located at http://forum. 1. 2. This MATLAB function returns a vector containing all the symbolic variables in s in alphabetical order with uppercase letters preceding lowercase letters. 27 Jun 2009 How do I output a MATLAB symbolic expression to Learn more about symbol, symbolic, expression, output, write, file, fprintf, char, %s, sprintf MATLAB. Note the file name will be This can be done with the command save. genmfun, generate executable M-functions (logical). mat' but that depends on having saved the mat file correctly in the first place. This creates a 1-by-1 matrix, i. Introduction to MATLAB. In this lesson, the student will learn how to 1 Introduction to the Symbolic Math Toolbox; 2 Symbolic Variables; 3 Symbolic Numbers; 4 Symbolic Functions. of this is that MATLAB works primarily with vectors and matrices, and its default interpretation of multiplication, division, and exponentiation is as matrix operations. Spring 2011. Save your entire workspace: >> save mystuff or. This part works fine, however I want to store these vectors all together in a 4x43 matrix so that I 2 Mar 2013 I have done some symbolic manipulations in maple and have come up with some matrices with symbolic entries. The output is symbolic, for example a=[y_1/3+y_2/5 y_1/10+y_2/37]. • "Create Symbolic Matrices" on page 1-9. You can start help by You can save your work in a Mupad 'Notebook' (a bit like a MATLAB script) by going the the File>Save menu. Scripts. In Matlab, programs may be written and saved in files with a suffix . 23 Feb 2012 The other questions I have is once I have created these symbolic variables and done some computations and create a matrix of symbolic equations is there a 3D array or you are using an earlier symbolic toolbox, then see http://www. txt', 'wt'); fprintf(fid, '%s\n', char(f)); fclose(fid);. com/matlabcentral/answers/2521-creating-vector-of-symbols. 3 Algebraic Function Manipulations. Note use of commas in symbolic matrix. ) more on ENTER. char() of a symbolic expression is really only suitable for entering the expression back in to the symbolic toolbox. The simplest way to use Running your expression through Mathematica's FullSimplify produced this: (exp(2*(q1 + q2)*(x1 + x2))*(q1 - q2)^6)/(q1^2*(exp(q2*(x1 + x2))*q1*(x1 - x2) + exp(q1*(x1 + x2))*q2*(x1 - x2) + exp(q1*x1 + q2*x2)*(-q2*x1 + q1*x2 + q1*(-q1 + q2)*x1*x2) + exp(q2*x1 + q1*x2)*(q2*x2 + q1*x1 (-1 + q1*x2 Symbolic variables are treated differently than regular variables in Matlab and must be created using the sym() or syms() functions
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