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Messi's hired law firm Juarez Veciana said in a released statement, "We declare that our client will pay the amount determined. But we believe that our client has already paid what was legally obliged.
As the Associated Press put it, "Lionel Messi's lawyers insist the tax fraud allegations are baseless but say he will settle any outstanding obligations if needed."
If he's paid in full, why would there be any outstanding obligations?
With the 25-year-old striker facing a fine amounting to 150 percent of the concealed earnings and between two and six years in prison, it's incredibly confusing why Messi would maintain his innocence and yet offer to pay the alleged back-taxes.
The court alleges the Argentine owes €4 million ($5.3 million) in evaded taxes, having used cover companies in Belize and Uruguay to avoid payments on image rights and and income.
The 10th-highest paid athlete in the world according to Forbes, Messi is most likely looking to cooperate in the best way possible without admitting guilt. He may also be trying to find the quickest way out of the scandal, as a court date conflicts with a Barcelona Champions League date in September.
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U.S. player news from Mexico: DaMarcus Beasley on the move, Landon Donovan being sought
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Chelsea, Arsenal, and Barcelona look to close out their groups, while a qualified Atlético Madrid look to play spoilers in theirs.
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Manchester United on the right side of a 1-0; Bayern Munich on the wrong end of a two-goal comeback.
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If this is a central element, it's not much of one. As a supporting piece, maybe it's not so bad:
Cristiano Ronaldo sets record for most UEFA Champions League group stage goals
Dec 10, 2013, 6:30 PM EST
Just in time for FIFA's Ballon d'Or, Ronaldo has blessed the soccer world with one more achievement:
Where They Stand: Who's in, who's out after Tuesday's UEFA Champions League action
Dec 10, 2013, 5:48 PM EST
Eight teams have booked their places in the knockout rounds, while three clubs got their tickets to Europa League.
A dreaded World Cup draw having arrived, Jurgen Klinsmann's transformative efforts are about to pay off
Dec 10, 2013, 5:20 PM EST
He wanted a team that imposed rather than reacted – tactically AND in mental approach. Good thing after what happened Friday:
Manchester City comeback ends Bayern Munich's record run; defending champions still win Group D
Dec 10, 2013, 4:51 PM EST
Manchester City's comeback from two down gives Pellegrini his first win over Guardiola, though Bayern still claim Group D.
Manchester United edges Shakhtar to stop the bleeding, finish atop Champions League Group A
Dec 10, 2013, 4:33 PM EST
The 1-0 win will help vent some of the mounting pressure off David Moyes and his men, at least for now:
Update: Storm in Istanbul sees Galatasaray-Juventus abandoned in UEFA Champions League
Dec 10, 2013, 3:50 PM EST
Tuesday's match in Istanbul was suspended after 31 minutes when a flash hail storm halted Galatasaray-Juventus.
Seattle Sounders strike potential gold in trade for Stefan Frei
Dec 10, 2013, 3:02 PM EST
There was a time at Toronto when Frei stood out among the best of Major League Soccer goalkeepers:
Pablo Mastroeni announces retirement from professional soccer
Dec 10, 2013, 12:57 PM EST
The 37-year-old leaves a legacy that includes a MLS Cup championship in 2010, nine MLS All-Star appearances and two World Cups.

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Spinster aunts, part one: Grace Duncan (b.1885)
"Finding out about what happened to your widows and spinsters may once have been low on your priorities as a family historian, but the effort will only enhance your understanding of women's lives and your own family relationships."
– Margaret Ward, The Female Line
Inspired by a recent post from Amy O'Neal at Gravestoned, and by the fact I'm finally reading Margaret Ward, I'm spending a bit of time looking specifically at the unmarried women in my tree. I've sort of run aground with Berkin's Revolutionary Mothers (a book I started reading for blog reasons, oh, months ago) and with Augusta's story all told, it seems time for a fresh angle.
As Ward points out in The Female Line, it's very common for researchers to skim over unmarried women – "barren twigs on the family tree" – but "many spinster daughters cared for elderly parents or young nieces and nephews, ran the home and the family, had work or careers of their own, were at the forefront of charitable works or put their considerable energies into political and social reform. They deserve to be given their due in our family history researches, even if they did not provide another generation and are marked on the tree with a short line denoting 'no issue.'"
I nearly, and I should probably not even admit this, collected a few so-called spinster aunts into one post, on the grounds that I don't have very much information about any of them and was worried individual posts would be too scrappy. Fortunately, I realized in time that if your goal is to explore the lives of female relatives beyond their unmarried status, crushing three of them into one patronising blog post on that very basis doesn't really serve the cause. So, scrappy it is, I'm afraid.
We'll start with Grace Duncan, younger sister to my great-grandmother Mina. Grace was born in Dundee in 1885. I didn't know anything about her until her name came up over lunch with my mother a few years ago in the restaurant at McEwen's department store in Perth (we've been going there regularly since I was tiny; despite modernization, something about it remains pleasantly time-warpish and conducive to family history discussions). Chatting about the largely-forgotten sibling group of which Mina was a part, my mum started recalling details she hadn't given much thought to for a while. I scribbled a lot of notes on a paper napkin and then went home and tried to flesh them out with online research.
Grace was the fifth of six children. Their father was a commission agent for a tobacco firm. In 1901, at fifteen, Grace was employed in a warehouse; this was the year her mother died. By twenty-five (as the 1911 census shows) she was a clerkess in a confectionery factory, still living at home with her father and two of her sisters. Dundee was an industrial town with a recent history of rapid expansion and prosperity, but by this time things were changing for the worse, with unemployment creeping up as the jute trade faced competition from overseas.
In 1912, Mina left home to marry my great-grandfather, leaving Grace as the elder of two remaining unmarried sisters. The following year Grace emigrated, unaccompanied, to America, heading straight for the burgeoning industrial paradise of Detroit.
I'd love to know what led her to strike out on her own, but in the absence of evidence I can only admire her boldness and speculate about the details. My best guess is that she'd simply decided her prospects in Dundee as a single woman in her late twenties were too limited, and decided to seek out greener pastures. I do know, having found her on a passenger list, that she travelled on the SS Saturnia in September 1913. She arrived in the States by way of St Albans, Vermont, naming Detroit as her final destination. (You can imagine Detroit, at that point known as "the Paris of the West", sounding extremely attractive to a young woman who'd grown up around warehouses and factories and was keen to broaden her horizons; she had the right skills to make a shot at an independent life there.) Her occupation – "clerkess", as on the census – is stated on the passenger list; this, and the address given as a reference, helped me to be sure I had the right woman.
We don't know much more. My mother thinks that Grace stayed in the States, and probably in Detroit, until her death, but can dimly recall her visiting Scotland once during the 1950s: a smiling woman with an accent, bending to speak to her little great-niece. She also remembers that Kate, Grace's youngest sister, travelled widely in later life and used to visit Grace in America quite a lot during the post-war years. We're not aware of Grace ever having married, but nor have I been able to find her under her own name in the 1920 or 1930 US census records. In the absence of evidence, I continue to think of her as a spinster aunt (which in my mind is a good thing), and will do so until such time as I learn otherwise.
Much has changed in Detroit during the past century. You don't really get people comparing it to Paris very much these days. I'm not sure how much I'll be able to find out about Grace's later life, but some links I've noted for future investigation include the Detroit Society for Genealogical Research, the Michigan Women's Historical Center and Hall of Fame, and the Michigan Genealogical Council. I've also just stumbled across Amy Elliott Bragg's Detroit history blog, Night Train to Detroit, from the Amazon page for her book Hidden History of Detroit: lots of interest to follow up there, including a good set of links to other Detroit resources.
I enjoyed your post and totally agree with you (and Margaret Ward) about the value of researching spinster aunts. One of my Dad's spinster great-aunts was an Army Nurse in the First World War and she is the only relative (male or female) for whom I've been able to find a detailed army service record. Another spinster on my paternal side was the first person in my family to go to university, travelled widely and is rumoured to have worked with the French Resistance during the Second World War (still need to look into that!).
A former genealogy client of mine had a mystery in her family as to how her grandmother, a young widow with several children, was able to afford to buy her own house at a time when few people could. It turns out she was left the money by a spinster aunt who had spent her life in domestic service and had apparently been able to build up some savings. This aunt had more or less been forgotten when it came to writing up the family history.
I am also currently researching a family whose complicated relationships I have been able to untangle partly because three orphaned children were sent from Australia to live with their Scottish spinster great-aunts. The will of one of these great-aunts is a real genealogical gold-mine, specifying which great-niece was to get the silver teaspoons, how much money was to go to each nephew etc. Researching spinster aunts can definitely be worthwhile!
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I, too, have had several spinster aunts of my own and agree that their lives are often very full and varied. In fact the last one died last weekend and I shall be going to the funeral on Monday. She was 86 when she died and had been a nun for most of her adult life, although that didn't stop her having some quite radical views and getting to travel to California (for a sabbatical), Canada (to visit her sister), and France (where she had another sister). She also had to give up her place at London University in 1945 when the "men" came back from the war. I only found that last bit out fairly recently. I find that quite shocking in today's terms.
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Entirely agree about maiden aunts in family trees, and so rewarding when you give them the attention they deserve. I wrote, arguing in similar terms, a piece in my blog; but you have put it so much better!
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The makers of Indie Game: The Movie have put the film on sale through Steam's Summer Sale initiative. For a limited time on Steam and through the official website, the film is 50% off. If you purchase the game from the film's site, it's DRM-free, according to the press release. No reason not to pick it up now if you haven't already.
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You can now pre-purchase Indie Game: The Movie ahead of its release on June 13 – through Steam. It seems to be the first movie the digital distribution service has offered, which hints at bold and completely speculative things. The crowd-funded documentary features Team Meat, Jonathan Blow, and Polytron, has met with critical praise, and even netted the World Cinema Documentary Editing Award at Sundance 2012.
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Indie Game: The Movie will be the "Festival Favorite" at this year's SXSW. As previously announced, a panel hosted by the films' creators will also be held by James Swirsky and Lisanne Pajot along with Fez creator Phil Fish. SXSW runs from March 9-18 in Austin, Texas. The film was also shown at Sundance, and will be shown at GDC in March as well. Thanks, Joystiq.
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Those who can't make it out to the Sundance Film Festival to see their screening of Indie Game: The Movie will have the chance to catch it again at the Austin, Texas festival South by Southwest.
The films' creators will also be on hand at the festival holding a panel discussing the film's creation. The panel will be helmed by James Swirsky and Lisanne Pajot, creators of IG:TM, as well as Fez creator Phil Fish.
Via Joystiq.
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Indie Game: The Movie, a feature documentary about "video games, their creators and the craft," will make its world premiere as an official selection in World Documentary Competition at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival.
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This section was contributed by Michael Trick a few years ago and is a walkthrough of the steps for developing a very simple application using SYMPHONY. Rather than presenting the code in its final version, we will go through the steps that a user would go through. Note that some of the code is lifted from the vehicle routing application. This code is designed to be a sequential code. The MATCH application discussed here is part of the SYMPHONY distribution and the source code can be found in the SYMPHONY/Applications/MATCH directory.
The goal is to create a minimum matching on a complete graph. Initially, we will just formulate this as an integer program with one variable for each possible pair that can be matched. Then we will include a set of constraints that can be added by cut generation.
We begin with the template code in the USER subdirectory included with SYMPHONY. This gives stubs for each user callback routine. First, I need to define a data structure for describing an instance of the matching problem. We use the template structure USER_PROBLEM in the file include/user.h for this purpose. To describe an instance, we just need the number of nodes and the cost matrix. In addition, we also need a way of assigning an index to each possible assignment. Here is the data structure:
typedef struct USER_PROBLEM{ int numnodes; int cost[MAXNODES][MAXNODES]; int match1[MAXNODES*(MAXNODES-1)/2]; int match2[MAXNODES*(MAXNODES-1)/2]; int index[MAXNODES][MAXNODES]; }user_problem;The fields match1, match2, and index will be used later in the code in order to map variables to the corresponding assignment and vice versa.
Next, we need to read in the problem instance. We could implement this function within the user_io() callback function (see the file user_master.c). However, in order to show how it can be done explicitly, we will define our own function match_read_data() in user_main.c to fill in the user data structure and then use sym_set_user_data() to pass this structure to SYMPHONY. The template code already provides basic command-line options for the user. The ``-F'' flag is used to specify the location of a data file, from which we will read in the data. The datafile contains first the number of nodes in the graph ( nnodes) followed by the pairwise cost matrix (nnode by nnode). We read the file in with the match_read_data() routine in user_main.c:
int match_read_data(user_problem *prob, char *infile) { int i, j; FILE *f = NULL; if ((f = fopen(infile, "r")) == NULL){ printf("main(): user file %s can't be opened\n", infile); return(ERROR__USER); } /* Read in the costs */ fscanf(f,"%d",&(prob->numnodes)); for (i = 0; i < prob->numnodes; i++) for (j = 0; j < prob->numnodes; j++) fscanf(f, "%d", &(prob->cost[i][j])); return (FUNCTION_TERMINATED_NORMALLY); }
We can now construct the integer program itself. This is done by specifying the constraint matrix and the rim vectors in sparse format. We will have a variable for each possible assignment with . We have a constraint for each node , so it can only me matched to one other node.
We define the IP in our other helper function match_load_problem() in user_main.c. In the first part of this routine, we will build a description of the IP, and then in the second part, we will load this representation to SYMPHONY through sym_explicit_load_problem(). Note that we could instead create a description of each subproblem dynamically using the user_create_subproblem() callback (see user_lp.c), but this is more complicated and unnecessary here.
int match_load_problem(sym_environment *env, user_problem *prob){ int i, j, index, n, m, nz, *matbeg, *matind; double *matval, *lb, *ub, *obj, *rhs, *rngval; char *sense, *is_int; /* set up the inital LP data */ n = prob->numnodes*(prob->numnodes-1)/2; m = 2 * prob->numnodes; nz = 2 * n; /* Allocate the arrays */ matbeg = (int *) malloc((n + 1) * ISIZE); matind = (int *) malloc((nz) * ISIZE); matval = (double *) malloc((nz) * DSIZE); obj = (double *) malloc(n * DSIZE); lb = (double *) calloc(n, DSIZE); ub = (double *) malloc(n * DSIZE); rhs = (double *) malloc(m * DSIZE); sense = (char *) malloc(m * CSIZE); rngval = (double *) calloc(m, DSIZE); is_int = (char *) malloc(n * CSIZE); /* Fill out the appropriate data structures -- each column has exactly two entries */ index = 0; for (i = 0; i < prob->numnodes; i++) { for (j = i+1; j < prob->numnodes; j++) { prob->match1[index] = i; /*The first component of assignment 'index'*/ prob->match2[index] = j; /*The second component of assignment 'index'*/ /* So we can recover the index later */ prob->index[i][j] = prob->index[j][i] = index; obj[index] = prob->cost[i][j]; /* Cost of assignment (i, j) */ is_int[index] = TRUE; matbeg[index] = 2*index; matval[2*index] = 1; matval[2*index+1] = 1; matind[2*index] = i; matind[2*index+1] = j; ub[index] = 1.0; index++; } } matbeg[n] = 2 * n; /* set the initial right hand side */ for (i = 0; i < m; i++) { rhs[i] = 1; sense[i] = 'E'; } /* Load the problem to SYMPHONY */ sym_explicit_load_problem(env, n, m, matbeg, matind, matval, lb, ub, is_int, obj, 0, sense, rhs, rngval, true); return (FUNCTION_TERMINATED_NORMALLY); }
Now, we are ready to gather everything in the main() routine in user_main(). This will involve to create a SYMPHONY environment and a user data structure, read in the data, create the corresponding IP, load it to the environment and ask SYMPHONY to solve it ( CALL_FUNCTION is just a macro to take care of the return values):
int main(int argc, char **argv) { int termcode; char * infile; /* Create a SYMPHONY environment */ sym_environment *env = sym_open_environment(); /* Create the data structure for storing the problem instance.*/ user_problem *prob = (user_problem *)calloc(1, sizeof(user_problem)); CALL_FUNCTION( sym_set_user_data(env, (void *)prob) ); CALL_FUNCTION( sym_parse_command_line(env, argc, argv) ); CALL_FUNCTION( sym_get_str_param(env, "infile_name", &infile)); CALL_FUNCTION( match_read_data(prob, infile) ); CALL_FUNCTION( match_load_problem(env, prob) ); CALL_FUNCTION( sym_solve(env) ); CALL_FUNCTION( sym_close_environment(env) ); return(0); }
OK, that's it. That defines an integer program, and if you compile and optimize it, the rest of the system will come together to solve this problem. Here is a data file to use:
6 0 1 1 3 3 3 1 0 1 3 3 3 1 1 0 3 3 3 3 3 3 0 1 1 3 3 3 1 0 1 3 3 3 1 1 0
The optimal value is 5. To display the solution, we need to be able to map back from variables to the nodes. That was the use of the node1 and node2 parts of the USER_PROBLEM. We can now use user_display_solution() in user_master.c to print out the solution:
int user_display_solution(void *user, double lpetol, int varnum, int *indices, double *values, double objval) { /* This gives you access to the user data structure. */ user_problem *prob = (user_problem *) user; int index; for (index = 0; index < varnum; index++){ if (values[index] > lpetol) { printf("%2d matched with %2d at cost %6d\n", prob->node1[indices[index]], prob->node2[indices[index]], prob->cost[prob->node1[indices[index]]] [prob->node2[indices[index]]]); } } return(USER_SUCCESS); }
We will now update the code to include a crude cut generator. Of course, We could go for a Gomory-Hu type odd-set separation (ala Grötschel and Padberg) but for the moment, let's just check for sets of size three with more than value 1 among them (such a set defines a cut that requires at least one edge out of any odd set). We can do this by brute force checking of triples, as follows:
int user_find_cuts(void *user, int varnum, int iter_num, int level, int index, double objval, int *indices, double *values, double ub, double etol, int *num_cuts, int *alloc_cuts, cut_data ***cuts) { user_problem *prob = (user_problem *) user; double edge_val[200][200]; /* Matrix of edge values */ int i, j, k, cutind[3]; double cutval[3]; int cutnum = 0; /* Allocate the edge_val matrix to zero (we could also just calloc it) */ memset((char *)edge_val, 0, 200*200*ISIZE); for (i = 0; i < varnum; i++) { edge_val[prob->node1[indices[i]]][prob->node2[indices[i]]] = values[i]; } for (i = 0; i < prob->nnodes; i++){ for (j = i+1; j < prob->nnodes; j++){ for (k = j+1; k < prob->nnodes; k++) { if (edge_val[i][j]+edge_val[j][k]+edge_val[i][k] > 1.0 + etol) { /* Found violated triangle cut */ /* Form the cut as a sparse vector */ cutind[0] = prob->index[i][j]; cutind[1] = prob->index[j][k]; cutind[2] = prob->index[i][k]; cutval[0] = cutval[1] = cutval[2] = 1.0; cg_add_explicit_cut(3, cutind, cutval, 1.0, 0, 'L', TRUE, num_cuts, alloc_cuts, cuts); cutnum++; } } } } return(USER_SUCCESS); }
Note the call of cg_add_explicit_cut(), which tells SYMPHONY about any cuts found. If we now solve the matching problem on the sample data set, the number of nodes in the branch and bound tree should just be 1 (rather than 3 without cut generation).
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