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" v tfii.man may hereafter he li " m in '\".( \ rixl o dollars and ,; n (■,•■■!■h cud o hie year piion will oe received for a less lime . • nli ss paid lor in advance i vo papci i sconifnirt'd hm ni ibe opiion o j the editor until aii 3i"rpar3ge arp paid t::i'.:.is iif advkrti-ing | one do'lar r>pr square for tbefifst insert ion anc twenty ii v(1 centi ; r each cbntinuaruce - v be charged __ ftsi ct high er i h n n lhe above i a deduction ol o n r cent wil be mnde to l\i ise w ho advertis by the yer \ | advertisements will be continued until forbid an changed for aceortfingljr unless rd_-r ,.,,. for a ceri.a n biin.be of tin:cs ',.'• ■'• ■dressed tothe editor must • ; j nd to e isure a<tte ition s i 9 k s i g if n d _» s 1i 71 ru z .(_.___• oi 1*9 it av _* for_l8_l3 horace h beard m j j ed ol j"r k m mi .... tlie london paris i fillljull phia fashu > vs for be £_$).. us rail of 1s43 ! which fat eon asses any tiring of the kind licre lo , 0 f ( , he till parri g ■the tailoring business sn all its hi inches bis i "■stand vher e is evei ready lo nifet and tccoramodat his old and new customers wnh fashionable coning and ma king ol yarments not 10 be surpassed by any in lhe southern country punciu.iitv dpspatc.h and tu btul wurk as lias been always shall be hia aim and object i'haukful lor past enconr agemeot h hopes to merit its coiitinoance p s rifcr nee he deems unnece-sary as his experience and vork lor he last triirtceti years " " w - horace ti heard april 15 1843 138 wan n s i w o __ -% i : startling wacti . hundreds of children and id ills are iost year '*: with worms whpn some oilier cause has been ed io lie lhe true onr ii.ii ny all doctor that scarcp a man ii i mi.y "'.,''"' wtiat are sooner or in'cr troubled wi'n - i'«n "" m1 i r i p , a supposed fever jji cold or smiio other ailing • trries iff the flowers i ihe bum an family — while in irotn incy die of i worms ind ihespc'itild have r ip.co eradicated i i i i day by liie usp of a buttle of kolmstock's \ permit n:rc at the cosl of a quarter ol a d mar • how sickening the thought that these things should tic and who can ever forgiv themselves im noi trying ibis worm exler initiator when ihev know bal etrpn if 1 1 *- cisi was not worms . ly could not by my possibility do hurt bui al s lys good as a purgative — lot the dis sase be bat ii imy how important then to use it and who will dare ak ihe responsib li y tnduwithoui it ? let e»ery pareni thai is not • i iii ask themselves this question in troth and j i •/.- 1 <■' ri,i'.rr,ld had 3 cbi!r very sick for iear iwo veeks tnd attended by - physician yithoui i ilief when k dmstock's vermifuge was given and nex day more lhan forty worms were vhen ihe child iecover«d rapidly a li i ; ot a witiow woman living opht thp lanhattao water works had dwindled for a nuib ii near a skeloton wnh great dryness , and itching of the oose a bu y who called iu provide for ib family tent immediately for kolmstock's vermifuge which b r a_jlit tvvay aieat quantities of worms ul two m ihree j.iys and t he child grew belter it once and regained us fu'i btrengih in less hati a month several children in a highly respectable fam iv in broadway had worms to a frightful extent ml w>re ail cured rapidiy wnh this vertnifuge in some • ■' the besi families in the neigbbiir m loini s ark i has been extensively m iii circumstance of having eradica piantity of worm after uli other m i - had failed which was very exteneive i s j ihat part of lhe ci'v a family in new jersey saved several children ise ol it one a ifirl of eight yeirs ot become exceedingly emaciated betore m v t u i ■•.■••• was given the next dav ihre lislodged and she led off he ,"".,,,,,, v h i she neca me again worse and r io ihe vermifuae that finallv broughl iway an increrimle quantity of worms and lbe jure was complete and she guned her health apidly _ physician ol standing had doctored a fami n some weeks wnhoui beino atileio a tie oul of the seven lo health hi i s j hi osend for kolmstock's vet • snd cured the rest wiih n in less thtn a tases of other complaints wero sup ■-'-• , and the person 1 - reated for fever finally a trial t ihis vermifuge diacov i ihe sickness by bringing t inuumerabli qnaniiiy of worms ill and the persons rpcovercd with instances of this kind i"h hp nense extent but it is oseleas onp 25 cenis will show any one with aston b no in effects of this verm f"ge caution - never buy this article unless it have d k least ick's vermtfiige handsomely en n lhe outside label and the lac simile m"i >_ co is c b wheeler salisbury j & r greensboro 1 il<-arit hillsboro'jj p . lexing-on ; dr sikh raleigh march 4 1843 ly32 r\b___xf_t ss tki^'g hi ie subscriber respecifolly return his fl thanks for past favors and informs his old friends and lhe public ihat be still continues to sarrs on the above business in al its various ps and at the old sand on main street wj.stw murphy's siorp and np he watchman printing office where be ays be found he keeps constantly on variety ol well fin-bed n..rk,and a pri . - i sun ihe tiroes also a supply of re»-f offins constantly kept on hand to suit a-'y •> ; ind at lower prices than ever ihey i ■1 for n !_ ah ki.ids of lumber and cobnttf pro aken in exchangi fur . ork k elliott a ii i : r >. 194 5 - it 40 i g is o or __>._-*. • vln - i permanently located bioaseh in - jl il.sbary offers his profts_innal services • i j ul ir mention will be paid lo il surgi j s entrusted to his care i__p offic 1 in • i i i bouse oear'y c[ijiusite j & vv . i ire i-vi y sl--.fll lpt_^r 11^'fl ¥ 4 ut f m^it w4 tf^fl iw 5i"irr / " see lhat the grvi-rnment does not acauire too much power keep a check j no s — voiil'm k ii pi?\t)t t^t'o^v & t vmks i l upon all your rulers doihis and liberty issafe — gen'l harrison ] nalimfdlty sbptsmbbr 16 184a c_lo€k~_4nd watch repairing t tvw subscriber respect fully informs his old i friends and the public generally hat he liai ippiied n shop in salisbury in lhe above btisi ness^in a room directly opposite west's brick building in lhe house of dr burns formerly ■. nil by jno j shaver and jusl oelo-v j &_ murphy in addition to he above thp subocri-er will carry on the silver smith busiiuss in all tbe varieiies common in country towns such as rnnkirig spoons c and repairing silvc i ware • he begs to assnre the public that if punctual attention io uusiness and skillful work will en title him lo patronage and support he v llimer it it aaron wooi-wormi nov is—iflb ! iir sherman's jf&c ttc-i.ea 3lo!et.jkf0 are the best medicines in the world being tiie cheapest and most pleasant — h medical faculty warmly approve ihem dr sherman is a skilful and experienced phy sician and a membei uf the medical society » new yoik sherman's cough eosenges are ihe safest surest , and most effectual reotedy fur coughs colds consumption wbuoping cough n sthm:i tightness ol the lung ur chest tire 811 er mans worm lozenges .** vx " l infallible worm destroying n.edi ciue pvet v>a a ".. . ,- . • i ann nnn * uey have been used in over 1 400,000 cases ami h v , uu .- . ief camphor lozen ___«, i liive immediate teltel in riprvuus or sick head ache palpitation of the h.-aii lowness of spir its d'-spondeccy fainting oppression or a sense of sinking o lhe chest diarrboea las situde ur a sense of faiioue shermans fever and ague lozenges are ibe most certain remedy lor this distressing complaint ever offered to the american public in ihe immense number of cases in which they have been used they have nevt-r neen known to fail sherman's restorative lozenges diarrhoea or looseness ul ihe bowels so com iiiti and troublesome during thesummer monihs may now be entirely prevented by a proper use i these l.izpngus tb»y ra fuepa.ed expre eje ly inr that purpose and can ho relied on with perfect c nfidence persons stibj c*i to a deraogi ment of lie bowels should never be without ihem i iev afford immediate relief froim all the allend ■tit riripintrs faintness depression sfc sherman's cathartic lozenges re as pleasant and easily taken a9 the common j po ppermints and are an active and efficient ! medicine thev cleanse ihe stomach am bowels ' md are the best cathartic over used fur bilious j persons wjbere an active medicine is requited , hey are not only the be&t hut ihe saftst ihat can j bv administered sherman's strengthening plaster ; the best of all ila*ter for rheumatism f.um j ibgo pain or weakness in t he back loins ; s de nr breast the above medicine is for sale wholesale or i retail al lhe salisbury m-die 1 drug store 3 by c b wheeler agent saliibury n c sept 3 1342-ly6 ipr7 flotf-iivs v get able sl if \ hediciues i possess qualities ot ihe most mild and be '. official nature they are cqtnposed ■i ar ! icles the most anti-pulre-cent coa__i-__j wiih j tugredienis known as the only certain antidote tor fevers of every description ween the dis ease is produced either from ecld obstruction j ad air swampy and damp situations or pnttid niasmi whether malignant or epidemic ot by iiher causes these medicines are certain in ihen ■operations or effects they are possessed ol pe i umar qualities which not only espel all disease tut at the same limn restore and invigorate the ysiem when first taken inm the stomach i,ey immediately diffuse themselves like rapoi through every pore producing effects at once delightful alutary and permanent when tbe spark of life begins to grow dim uie circulation languid and the faculties paralized these medi j ones are found io jive a too to ihs nerves ex hilerate tbe animal spirits iny igorale the budy ind re animate the whole man the life medicines have also been used will he most-happy success in iserv.us and dys peptic itiseises consnmption asthma liver t-omplaint rheumatism chronic and inflama it>ry d ropsies c srpcnll ai cress & bogep.'s agents salisbury oct 22 1842 ly 13 tcp a supply of the above invalnablp me dicines are for sale at james 1 cross roads iredell coun'v by " a c mcjntosh agent fiver and gne patients beware of deception ! ! the old favorite and sterling remedy the only true original and genuine ! ro anus improved tonic mixture sn universally and so favorably known for 12 i c_rs past as the meat and only permanent pure til hat wretched comidaini is imitated by itn . po.iers on all sides and in every wav po-sib'e lha c n j-nst save hem fr m being amenaole to i ibe law : ihe name " tonic mis nre 1 ' the ap pearance andqnantitv ot thp hqoid thp dose the direction tor use accompanying remarks c &_ ■. b-iing so near to the genuine viixture hat it behooves every one to be careful what they ! purchase to avoid deception ! | fort sale a the apothecary store of c b j vhea!cr,salisbmy n c july 8-tfoct 50 ' itowaii hotel the subscriber f having fi released thai vo knuvn and ji long esiiiblisneo - public hoii^-p known ry thp name of klaug t tavertvj in hp i'uu n of salisbury n c informs his friends ind the public generally . tli ihe sfcrne is now pen for thp reception ol tr veilers & b-_ide his table and bar will ne supplied wiih '■■ihp besi ibe market __ tiu surrounding country af rords j his sf ___ spacious nnd bocdt.fully sup ! p'j.-d v ii'i grajn atid provender ot nil kinds at 1 tended by faithful nnd ru en live ostlers the undersigned pledges himsell ihai <!«. ex j ertion on his part shall be wanting togiyegi_j j eral satisfaction to all who may favor him with • ._ cal i james l cowan salisbury sepl 11.1840 if7 j matz oi iiovtt carolina surry cocmy ; superior court of lew — spring term 134 ktnchen gees vs > petition for d.vorcc cjtthanne goss 3 jt appearing lo the satisfaction of he court thru catharine goss is not a citizen ol this statt : it is therefore ordered by the court ihal publication be made io the raleigh register and carotin watchman for three mont'.is that the defendant cath-iine gussj appear at the nex superior coun of law lobe held lor iho county ol surry , at the court house in ruckfard on lbe 5th nuuiday after ihr 4tb monday oi august nex 1 ; then and thi-re la pleat and ann i den i i said petition or tii same will be heard i xpa.tp and decreed accordingly witness winston somers clerk ol oni sal quil at office . ibe 5ih monday after ihe 4'i ««-«-*-, -* trusty 18-13 vlnh ' v n so krs c s c june 17 i843-3m4 , t=?5_¥i i_mgdp 00 who wiili cjo si "_ - .!> - otdridge's balm of cohtmlnafo the unit ti-i-om comsi.ick & l,o - lit ki-hivt qnak f ties are as filliru's :— s foi intents keep ing the be'dd free from scurf and catisinj n iox uriant growth oft air 2d fur iad.c af r chili birth restrftihg the skin to its natural s renal i and firmness and preventing tbe fall iti g out i i the hair 3d t'.r uny person recovering frott any debility the a off ci ts pic eel 4ti if used io infancy till a good growth is started it may be preserved hy attention id ibe latest e r ki oi life — 3«t li brw tiir ht-_»d f f m raff strengthens the rools imparts healih n vigor to the circulation aud pw»ent iho b iii.ni changing color or getting gray — t-h i causes the hair to cur beautifully when done ii io ii over i igh no ladies toilet should eve be made without it 7tb children who burnt bv any means con tractf-d vermin in he head h immediately and perfectly cuied of them by iis use h is clalh l.,e i had been bald about h -° years — co mere r s = on ibe top of my bran itian on ihe back oi a hand and tnv head covered wish st hick e ■in this situation shout th 1 ot i of angus i *. ! began using the balm i columbia from c-ni stock 5j co since which l have used two ■•■■; ball but i it of the balm h._rh hm foht _ toted my bait aod freed my b-ad entirely <"■scurf my hi ad is now cover d with fi e fl ing long haii — « bicb any me nitty see by r .;■■mi n-c at stamford connecticut nov l 18 0 d s scofie1 i cunn.erfeits are ai.ra lo k alwav-.hr tt t.air.e of cuu.su k & co fni e at be wat l an office and hv c b w'.eeler aii-burv dr suth raleigh f iteatuji hiimw ■.-•' ; j k r.sloan greensburo ; j p vibory , i xinploo iiit-k-b i s-i3 — 1\s _ george w mm n vis cominixiion and forwarding merchant vv__mikgtok & fayetteville n c rglllf undi-r:-!g • n ■■■w prepared to receive s goods at vvilmnigiori ami forward the same lo bis agent a faysttev.lle wh ■< will forwarc lo tbe owner in lhe back coon try h basaiarg watehouse at tbe liivei where goods di tie stored free of storage and he owners sobjecti only lo half the usuii cari.ge fr ib the river n fayetteville — thereby lessening ihe expense on goods much below the usual charge as bi warehouae istsolatad t*ytn ■» wfcpr t»u.l*ngs the danger ot fire wi be trifling in co_nparis to the risk incurred from being situated in jo n those who msy ta^or h_oi with iheir r-nsiness may rest scored tha e y attention will be paid to the promotion of their interest geo w davis references : messrs john huske &. son d a ray fayetteville n c alexander anderson john jmcrae john dawson wilmington no ca dnl;.hin a davis george w brown salisbury n c -*_. s powpii packet agent new york oct i 1842 tlin ' pif.fs i fii,f ! ! hays lxnjment ilhf bilks — the price of ibis cplebraie liniment is refunded to any person who will use a bottle of hays liniment for the piles ynd return the etnp.y bottle without being cured ti.e abovp bave been he terms on whn h ibis liniment has sold fur nearly ipo years p-ts : and not one bottle ._>< of on hundred ha ever been returned 3pf.-r s-tle a he watchman office and by c b wheeler salisbury j ' & r sloan greensboro hillsboro , d hea.ti lex ington 1 p mabry ; raleigb,r sdiilh march 4 1343 ly32 fever and ague positively cured l.t fever aod ague is a mos obstinate dis ease and in warm and humid climates frequent ly resist every ordinary mode of cure 60 as lo become very distressing lo tbe patient and bv the iremp debility which the disease induces i en gives rise to other chronic comp'ai.iis marsh miasmata or the effluvia arising from 9l_tg_i-4 water is ihe most frequent esciuna cause of tins disease ; and one ol its great peco li_.rn its is its stiticeptibility of a renewal from ve ry lit*i-t ea«s_s such as from the prevalence of an et erfy wind even without tbe repetition of ihe iriginal exciting cause in this fever and a_'ie itjfers from most o'her levers sii is we ' known ihai afler an ordinary fever has m.c oc j curre _, and been remuved the person affected is j hi i •'' fable lo a f.c-sh attack a une _ o wasnu ' so iiif^c'i-d ihese circumstances n-nder il ex tremal difrculi io flvct » permanent cure of f.-ver _,_._ x-j'if h^adh • ■•; - l lievc t ie pan.iit for he li ' being is a very i-.isv lisv dr moffas life pills and phoenix bitters bav br-f n t>u__2*-lj fcaied and proved to be a fiositive and radical cure of fever and ague hundreds of iiisfello citizens in lhe west havp voluntarily nouip forward to assure dr loffat i thai ihe life medicines tie the only med cues that wil thoroughly effect a removal of this most j tedious and disagreeable disease ] oihers who have emigrated to that rich and promising por.iun of our country — men who went out iolj nf hope and con fid en t of winning a c-m j ppieoce frum the lux-iriance of the soil ; or writ i carried to the outposts ot out settlements the rn r can tile or mechanical experience won in the crowded eilics or town of the older st tes have i either returned wilh shattered constitutions and depressed spirits or they remain in their new homes dragging cut a weary life oral last sink under some disease to which ihey are predisposed by that terror of the west fever arid ague — their hopes are tjiasied — their b:isit ess nergies destroyed — th»ir eldorado becomes a desert and ibs vr-jr-i of promise made to their ear isbrokeo to the hope to ihese odividnnls or moffat would ay — try the life medicines and vo will ye an ticipate your most sanguine expectation lor ihev will c-itaioly restore you to health fever and ague is a complaint « htch requires j .<> be p.ipi a its firsl approach and combat ed i ! every stage sseldum laial of use if i l reduces i ne strength and impairs the functions of the j ' r """'"»° hat upon the manifestation of dis ease nature it " nilk|e """,",«,,, ," resisl , he nroad the life » c whe " , akei su)c , v according io directions will cure i n-i^jve ui iie weak and trembling visum of disease new nealth life and strength i for full particulars of the mode of treatment h reader is rein red io the good samaritan a copy of which accompanies ihe inerfiptro c_f flic aaooe medicine is fru ssie by cress & bo ____{_, agents salisbury oct 2-2 1842 ly 13 tt * uppiy nf the above invalnab'e me dlcinestae for sale at james gn tioads tn-dell couniy by ' a c mc intosh agent fstifird your £■?-*..._.. \ addressed to those who nre in perfect health oi reputed so ) h-tj gentle reader : li you would aver n v ni th sickness the pains ihe wreiere ss the premature mortality wbicli yoo s«e und ymi and which like a 3ntrp sword so led in ever ready to faii npoa y«a dps • i7i sdvioe — it will cost you lime will o«i er infringe upon yonr occupations or aintisi tii snd hit ihe faculties • i your tamd a y will at as much bet lured bv it as to repat io ten fold i ask only one week's trial to r cp ihe most sceptical fn ih first pl*ee discard all old errors sr jodires frmn your mind especially he i n , " if yrui are passing wpil do not artptnj ir v nrsell ;"' it is thp sty ing of ignnr ance and superstition ai those who s'.'iimj.i.j all h*y saw around tbem to chince and fortune instead of nature's universal i»»s has not mar led on hy experience lean.ed to guard hi-xise agat.is the oih^r elpments id nature t;e waves ihe wind and the torrents uf rain ? wh iti . should h noi in fdir wea'.h r guard hirn««-lt as gainst the sinrms which ire evtrfsirg in hi own frail body ? remember you are every jay eating gross food ; and it is yoor nature lo con tui.ie lo do so you ate well at pr em bn ev ery day the seed of disease is growing withir too and if yoo do noi strictly gvtiu.1 yuur healih while you are well foa are cor noisily in danger of painful and protracted confinements ind in 8om constitutions death nothing is stationary in this world even hp purest fountain of which we drink — does it aot require cleaning f a person n~j imagine hp is in perf_m.i health and yet noi kr i w lo wbai rlecli-n his vital nrpanc r,,*r uo fcr "-!.. rtrm sied by ihi hand of nature i have on doubted proofs id ihis fa<-t in he untv ur.ded sue ssi.l the life medicines lei ib.se ■ho h^ve followed ihe motto ' when you ie en roi.dersiely well throw physic io the dog all upoa me if thev would be convinced of u.e i mnortarce if my position thp i-peratinn f the l ; fe medicires in every j-isance that hss come to my knowledge is mosi jtatttvi.g those who are in comparative goo health iav perfect their happness wiih ue tr cixiv-ititjicp ard those unforicnaips f.i are laid lowoy disease of almost any description may fino sure relief in those purely vegetable prpparat-in . they opera'e gently bolpnner tilly un*n?the secretions of the body nd cleanse ihp bloor of all vitiated humors sepaialing the lur from thp good expelling lhf irptj drossanri nnpuritias and leaving behind only whal is good and nnnrishing to nature reader consider and reflec well j the bp_-iings of this life for rich and poor li entire \ * nhin oorselves in our own phys n id.^s my advice to al then is guard your j health if vou are well perhaps you ttipi bt enl letter — and you may always amid lwn ai-k by a mdicioos nee of he vfjg1_tabi.f liff nkoicixfs { !____?* tr moffat's life pills and phoenix bitiers ar for sale bv cress & boger agents [ salisbup.oct 29 1842 lyli ryj a tpply cl the above invaluable mr olt inflsarefoi sale at james cr_ss ro_u_6 iredell coun'y by a c mcintosh agent nbw cabikfet c-haiu &> sofa manfffacturini 2_stab__ish_--_ei?t ! ! the subscribers ss af1n _» associated th-sop-ive together i 3 t i f purpose <>| m-.nnlt lor r,g f'hffirs bureaus sofa's * enl re _ ames sn>r_eoards c . & _. in the very bgsi kind ot siv'p and t t ti terrals ben leave in ask a tht hand r»l iiz-nhef ihe euuntry and vil'gi a."m :■. share t heir nt onageih mn lire t»f bos - i'hi ir shop is a le-.v dwwa a of h m;:n ■llut-1 anil jil t\rui jtti"~a imuc ol.i l 1011v kk.w.r uaiihe.n gheen march is js43 1!33 ke_\ll\vojktfiri'l_~g__i b*he snbserifeer has josl added to h.s p fi nt berkshire in pair i»t ae.-.-.-i / . to . nported fr 1-1 england in the fa.'i cf 1_*41 mr a b a len ol n fork and sr nuw bout 18mon!hso!d the boar is a very si . riur animal deep hiirk and exceh-nt in all i pmnis the sow vp.y fin ni a litter of >■* p.sjs which foi beauty aod form cao hardly surpassed tbuse wlm may tsb a lul lei script job uf these fine anim is ar r*-ter mr allen's letter published in lh •' u_i.l__.0r the subscribe has a.'so a yorkshire sn*c t chased of mr a!'en iron a suv i«vp him triioa fcngiand ; 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I don't know whether I'm wrong or not, but I get different answers from Scientific Workplace when I do this Differential Equation:
Thanks for helping.
Last edited by renjer (2006-05-27 20:09:42)
I get the same homogenous answer, so lets see about the rest.
Let (z is a function, z(t))
So we get
Whohoo, first time using these codes
Last edited by numen (2006-05-27 20:53:53)
Bang postponed. Not big enough. Reboot.
The answer seems like the one I had above. Anyway, thanks for showing me another method to solve DEs.
The next question goes: y''+y'+2y=t^2+e^-t+cos t.
Do I just find y''+y'+2y'=cos t? I've already calculated for t^2 and e^-t as was shown by numen. Then after I get all these, I just add them together with A and B. Is it right?
It's amazing to see someone solving a DE with a "y''" so easily.
Yeah DEs are actually very easy, just that sometimes I do not know the rules.
So anyone know how to answer my original question?
DEs are easy to solve, when they are given to you by a teacher and made nice. But most DEs are not only difficult, but impossible, at least with today's methods. Thats why there is a lot of work in the field of approximating DEs.
Have you learned methods of solving 2nd order DEs? I would go with Variation of Parameters for this one. Let me know if you haven't, I can show you how to do it.
"In the real world, this would be a problem. But in mathematics, we can just define a place where this problem doesn't exist. So we'll go ahead and do that now..."
Yeah, you can add them all together, you use the superposition principle (I think that's what it's called anyways). DE's are easy if you're being methodic, you rarely encounter higher grade DE's practically, I've been told.
For cosx and sinx I prefer using complex e-functions. Like cosx = Re[e^(ix)]. Try that method, it's really good imho, also if you have cos(7x) or similiar it works great.
I can give you a full solution to it later if you want, I got math exams tomorrow
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Bang postponed. Not big enough. Reboot.
I've just learnt another way of solving DEs from lecture notes from another university.
But numen, I've never heard of solving using complex functions.
I'd be interested in hearing what you learnt
If you want to try solving your question with complex methods, use the fact that
Your question is the most simple example, cos(t), so I think you can follow it quite easily.
We know thatfrom above. Let and , so we get:,
And so
Which means that
Thus, we must have thatsince all derivatives disappear, which gives
Which becomes
Since, this must mean that
I hope I didn't miss anything out.
Bang postponed. Not big enough. Reboot.
That's it!
But how can i learn complex functions and differentials? What kind of books?
I'm eager to learn it, could you recommand me a book on this kinda stuff? thanks
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Depth of warm ocean water encourages development of Northeast Pacific hurricanes across years
PNNL scientists discovered that the depth of warm ocean water plays a key role in the intensification of hurricanes in the Northeast tropical Pacific ocean, which bring precipitation to the U.S. Southwest and Mexico. Their work will improve predictions of these powerful storms. Shown is a satellite image of 2008's Hurricane Norbert, one of the strongest tropical cyclones to hit the Southwest Pacific coast. Enlarge Image. Photo courtesy of NASA.
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"The depth of the warm water plays a critical role in determining upper-ocean heat content, which ultimately translates into a source of energy for hurricane intensification. Our study looked at the impact of year-to-year variability in the surface warm-water depth, but potential long-term changes in surface warm-water depth due to global warming could also be important." said Dr. Karthik Balaguru, the PNNL atmospheric researcher who led the scientific team. "Understanding ocean variability and changes will help us target improvements needed in climate models. The ultimate goal is improving projections of future hurricane activities."
What's Next? Scientists are working to identify the factors responsible for maintaining warm upper ocean waters in the Northeastern tropical Pacific that influence hurricane intensity. They also hope to evaluate how models, particularly those used in seasonal hurricane forecasting, fare in simulating those factors and whether improvements are needed.
Sponsor: This research was supported by the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science Office of Biological and Environmental Research as part of the Regional and Global Climate Modeling program.
Research Team: Karthik Balaguru, L. Ruby Leung and Jin-Ho Yoon at PNNL
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Reference: Balaguru K, LR Leung and J-H Yoon. 2013. "Oceanic Control of Northeast Pacific Hurricane Activity at Interannual Timescales." Environmental Research Letters 8(4): 044009. DOI:10.1088/1748-9326/8/4/044009


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@Annubis: I don't even want to know where those spiders come from...Quote from: Ashton on March 25, 2013, 11:24:11 PMActually on that point I agree with Yodes. Live females > giant jiggly pixelated females.I didn't know this about 2D girls being better than 3D girls, or something.
Actually on that point I agree with Yodes. Live females > giant jiggly pixelated females.
Quote from: Aeolus on March 25, 2013, 01:12:08 AMEither way though, the Amazon is still fucking ridiculous.Quote from: Yggdrasil on March 25, 2013, 01:09:58 PM...And you genuinely feel bothered by that? Because I don't see the problem here.Me neither, it's very different. And the men are just as ridiculously proportioned (the Fighter's arms are like twice the width of his head, and the Dwarf is clearly 'roided out).Ooooh noooo a girl with muscles. I know they overdo it a bit there, but what else will happen when you swing around a giant weapon or do physically strenuous work? If you go to a Cirque do Soleil show, you'll see some of the women have a proper six-pack. Not sure if it's because they find it attractive (but that's besides the point), but its just something that happen as an occupational circumstance. Quite frankly, I admire they went such a route -- who the fuck else has? Anime-like games in general are overall just *way* too satisfied having a little 90lb girl flailing a gigantic weapon the rest of the time.It's balanced out anyways; the Witch is meant as a 200% sex-pot (the fact you fellas are actually finding HER ridiculous is humorous almost; quite frankly it's how I've felt about the over-machismo'd Street Fighter roster for YEARS -- those guys have muscles on top of muscles), while the Elf really doesn't stand out anywhere (except featuring a bit of Chun-Li thigh).
...And you genuinely feel bothered by that? Because I don't see the problem here.


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|Biographical Information
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|Red Maw, Anfauglir
|Physical Description
|Images of Carcharoth
Carcharoth was bred from the foul breed of Draugluin, the first Werewolf, and fed with elvish and mannish flesh by Morgoth himself. Carcharoth was set as a guard on the Gates of Angband.[1]
Carcharoth became involved with the Quest for the Silmaril when Beren and Lúthien had to pass him on their way in. Lúthien enchanted him with her magic, but on their way out Carcharoth attacked before Lúthien could enthral him again. Beren held out the captured Silmaril in an attempt to stay the beast, but Carcharoth bit off Beren's hand at the wrist with Silmaril and all.
The Silmaril burnt away Carcharoth's insides, and he became crazed with pain. A terror to Eldar, Men and Orcs alike, he passed south through Beleriand, until he arrived in Doriath. There Beren, King Thingol, Beleg Cúthalion and Mablung joined with Huan the Hound in the Hunting of the Wolf.
At last, he was discovered within the borders of Doriath itself, where he fought his last fight with Huan: the wolf and the hound took one another's lives in that combat.
Both Beren and Huan were slain. When Mablung cut open the belly of the beast, he found there the Silmaril with Beren's hand still around it, but when he touched the flesh it was swept away by a wind.[1]
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The name is translated as Red Maw;[1] the known elements we know from Sindarin are car(a)n "red" and carach "jaw".[2] Perhaps the name can be analyzed into the unattested words *carn (an alternate version of caran) and *caroth "maw".
Note that the final letter of car(a)n + the initial letter of carach/oth- produce the sound ch (IPA: x) with the phenomenon called nasal mutation.[3][4]
Other Versions of the Legendarium
Originally Carcharoth's name was Karkaras, the Knife-fang, who was the father of wolves. He was a great grey wolf.[5]
The story of Beren losing his hand to Carcharoth was perhaps modelled after the Germanic legend of the god Tyr, who lost his hand to the wolf Fenrir.
See Also
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 J.R.R. Tolkien, Christopher Tolkien (ed.), The Silmarillion, "Quenta Silmarillion: Of Beren and Lúthien"
- ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, Christopher Tolkien (ed.), The Silmarillion, "Appendix: Elements in Quenya and Sindarin Names" (entries for carak- and caran)
- ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, Christopher Tolkien (ed.), The Silmarillion, "Note on Pronunciation"
- ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, The Lord of the Rings, Appendix E, "Pronunciation of Words and Names", "Consonants"
- ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, Christopher Tolkien (ed.), The Book of Lost Tales Part Two, "The Tale of Tinúviel", p. 21
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The Wedding..... Take 2 ``The all Inklusiv Pakage``
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Luzern, Switzerland
The field Project Description is always soo hard for me to fill up because i could tell a Roman about it but i am sure noone would reals pages long of a descriptions maybe it would be funny or amusing because of my english mistakes hahahahah :) but anyway i try my best to keep it short and intense everyone can ask me then specifik questions wich i would loove to explain :)
as promissed here is the secound part of the wedding again the same beautiful Womens but this time the Bride is the Sister from the last wedding ;) But this time i put everything together because i didnt made single pictures of the dresses.
Wedding Dress;
I used the same technique on the Skirt like the Mother on the last wedding because she loved it soo much and wanted a moore elegant and not that galmorous dress like the Sisters one so i made a really fine mermaid dress with a small train and tried to bring the beadings with the organza stripes together like they go in to each other to ger a moore fluid detailing
Sister Dress:
I have to say she has got a strange taste but doesnt matter for me :D
because of the location and the mothers dress i tried to go down to the sea with my detailings like the leaves and other stuffs down deep there so i made thiss dress its kinda hard to discribe it because there is nothing big to discribe it haahahah:D
Mothers Dress:
for the mother i tried to do a moore Yound design wich would fit her and let her look really relaxed and good
and inspired my self by the undersea world with the beadings.. i lovesd the way how thecorals and the other stuffs grows and becomes beautiful shapes and colours.
Material Notes
Wedding Dress;
I used an American Silk for the gown and ironed on a few layers of interfacing to get it look like a piece of an sculpture
i doupled it with chiffon.
for the stripes i used Organza wich i colored slightly to the end to a moore pinky creaamy colour for the beadings i just used some Swarovski Crystals and normal beads and a little bit Sequins also.
Sister Dress:
for the top i used a really special fabrick wich i really dont know the name of it… hahahaha i came across to it when i was in Paris looking for some fabrics and i really liked the leatheric looking texture and the feeling of it so i bought a little bit of it and she loved it too so i used it for her
fot the detailing i used Silk Organza in different thicknesses and i also coloured it by my self. the hardest part was to bring the brown and the green colour together so that they look good not like a colourblock stuff.
For the beadings i just used different styles of Sequinses.
The Mother:
The Skirt from this dress was simply made of different layers of fine tll wich i coloured by my self.
in the inside of the dress i used a Skin coloured Jersey to give the illusion of naked skin wich i really like.
The top is heavy beaded with DMC Mouline (self individual coloured to match it with the tll) and Swarovski Cystals and some Silk aplications to give a stone like looking to it :D
All theese dresses were also Corsetted
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Feb 21, 2013, 03.10 AMby laurertheexplorer
wowwow!! amazing job!! everyone looks beautiful!
Feb 20, 2013, 08.20 PMby kisses
Fab dresses…you did great
Feb 20, 2013, 04.59 PMby Mary Athey
Your work is just fabulous.i've.never.seen anything like the brides sisters dress, she.certainly.stands.out. Just gorgeous.x
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Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Pea Protein, Glutamic Acid & MSG in Kinnikinnick Products: Facts & Myths
I will note before I continue that I can't speak for other manufacturers and what follows may or may not apply to them.
The basics. For those that don't want to read the wikipedia links for the following terms I'll summarize but I encourage you to read the whole thing as partial information is big part of the problem. If you don't read the whole thing, you won't know if -I'm- making things up or taking things out of context, right? I'm also not a chemist or biologist so I may even get some of this wrong. Feel free to correct me in the comments.
What is MSG. wikipedia
"Monosodium glutamate, also known as sodium glutamate and MSG, is a sodium salt of the naturally occurring non-essential amino acid glutamic acid. It is used as a food additive and is commonly marketed as a flavour enhancer. "
You'll note that wikipedia lets us know that MSG is gluten free. This is the stuff we're all familiar with. A white powder you can buy in the spice section of most grocery stores. The stuff that they put in Chinese food that seems to give some people headaches or possibly bring on an asthma attack. The stuff that has been vilified for years and maybe rightly so (although there doesn't seem to be any valid double blind studies showing extreme adverse sides effects). Personally, I try to avoid it. One thing that is completely clear. If it's added to a product it -must- be listed in the ingredients.
What is Glutamic Acid - wikipedia
Simply put, Glutamic acid is an amino acid which leads to the formation of glutamate. Glutamate is a key molecule in cellular metabolism. It helps remove nitrogen from the body. It is also "the most abundant excitatory neurotransmitter in the vertebrate nervous system." and "is involved in cognitive functions like learning and memory in the brain. " Short version? It is a key building block in virtually all living things. And not just blogging living things. It's in virtually all meat, dairy, eggs (and of course seaweed, the original source of MSG) and also in protein rich plants such as legumes (beans and peas). (see where this is going?)
What's the supposed Pea Protein/MSG connection.
Many of the websites making the claims that Pea Protein is a way to hide MSG in the products state that "Calling an ingredient pea protein indicates that the pea has been hydrolyzed, at least in part" [*]
Now it is correct to say that hydrolyzed protein of any kind can form free glutamates.
"Hydrolyzed proteins, used by the food industry to enhance flavor, are simply proteins that have been chemically broken apart into amino acids. The chemical breakdown of proteins may result in the formation of free glutamate that joins with free sodium to form MSG." [*]
What is incorrect to say is that all pea proteins are hydrolyzed. Here is a direct quote from our manufacturer of pea protein.
"Our pea protein is definitely not hydrolyzed. Most of the MSG concerns do come from proteins being hydrolyzed. Whatever glutamic acid is present in peas naturally is what ends up in our product. Our process in fact does not encourage the protein breaking down into smaller units
(favoring the formation of MSG - which is a smaller subunit) but it does the opposite."
Granted, not every manufacturer will use our supplier of pea protein and I can't speak to other protein manufacturer's processes, but it seems a basic assumption of the pea protein/MSG conspiracy theory has a bit of a hole. Pea proteins do -not- have to hydrolyzed. And there's one other little problem. Both CFIA & FDA labeling regulations require that any hydrolyzed proteins are indicated as such on the ingredient panel. You can't legally hide hydrolization by mislabeling a product. I don't know of any company that would risk censure, recall or possibly fines and even jail for fraud for intentionally mislabeling a product.
The other issue when it comes to our products specifically is the question of why people think we'd add MSG to bakery products in the first place. MSG is known as a "flavour enhancer" but it's a mistake to think it enhances all flavours. It actually contributes a "savouriness" which some are now classifying as "umami"[*] or the 5th basic flavour (along with sweet, salty, bitter and sour) Umami is great for things like meat and soups but a savoury, meaty cookie? Not something I'd want. (not accounting for Bacon Chocolate Chip Cookies). I also must let you know that the pea protein itself has quite a strong flavour of peas and we have to be pretty careful about how much we use so it doesn't become overpowering. Again another strike against the flavour enhancement theory.
OK. So now you know that our pea protein has about as much glutamic acid as the peas themselves and that we don't add pea protein to enhance the flavour. Why -do- we use it?
Let's go back to 1998. I had a customer call me and she told me that she was trying out the GFCF (gluten free casein free) diet and she wanted to know if we could make some special order products for her. At that time, while we were entirely gluten free, most of our products contained dairy. Fortunately, back then we were small enough that we could do special orders, but only if we had a sufficient demand to justify an entire day's production. We began to have Dairy Free Mondays a couple of days a months where all we'd produce was dairy free products.
This worked well for a while, but soon it worked too well. We realized the demand for GF and dairy free products was very large and we decided to go as dairy free as possible. Now one thing to keep in mind is that baked goods in the non-GF world rely on just a few things. At it's most basic it's wheat flour, water and yeast. Importantly, that wheat flour consists of starch and protein (that being gluten of course) In the GF world we rely extensively on starches and rice flour. Starches basically have no protein and rice flour doesn't have a protein structure that is very good for baking. So we add gums and other proteins to mimic the gluten. When we removed dairy, we needed a substitute protein so we turned to soy. This worked well, but it was not long before we started to see a lot of people with soy allergies and intolerances. Soy is, after all, one of the top 8 most common allergens.
So, about 5-6 years ago, we made the decision to start removing soy from as many products as we could. Again, we were faced with finding an alternative to dairy and soy proteins. Our answer. You guessed it. Pea protein. It gives us the required functionality and is far less allergenic than soy. Certainly some people have issues but we hear from far fewer than we did with soy.
We use pea protein purely for its functionality. It works for us and is not very allergenic. We also use it in small quantities so the amounts of glutamic acid from peas in our products is far less than the glutamic acid you'd get from the eggs in our products (again naturally occurring) . So there you have it. I hope I've cleared some things up for some people.
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- Holly said...
Thank you so much for this informative post! I am very sensitive to free glutamates, and this really clears up a few things for me, especially with regard to your products and your intent! Your efforts are much appreciated, and I will continue to recommend your products to newly GF friends.
- November 30, 2009 at 9:38 AM
- tonya said...
My daughter follows the GFCF diet, and is also highly sensitive to free glutamates. Thank you for taking the time to clarify your ingredients. We love your products!
- November 30, 2009 at 1:48 PM
- Jenny said...
This is a great post - thank you! I am extremely sensitive to the tiniest amount of MSG and my son has multiple food allergies and loves your products! I have been hesitant to buy them after reading that pea protein could have MSG so thanks for the clarification.
- November 3, 2010 at 4:10 PM
I appreciate your post. It is very helpful, but I detected a note of defensiveness. Maybe it's just me. Or maybe you just don't know how hard it has been for some of us with one sensitivity after another. I don't know, maybe you do know.
We get HUNGRY. Everyone around us is "eating, drinking and being merry", but we're too busy worrying, because some corporation assumes we KNOW that 'hydrolized' pea protein is different from 'regular' pea protein. (Present company excluded. pun!!)
Anyway, I appreciate that you are making an effort to produce safe food, but I do know lots of businesses that ARE willing to risk censure to get the things they want in a product. Look at the tobacco industry, for one. I can't tell you how many migraines I've suffered because someone didn't just spell it out on the label. If they had, I would have passed on it and avoided a three day, in-the-bed, can't-see-out-of-my-right-eye, drugs-don't-do-a-thing headache. My husband has to come home from work and feed me, help me to the bathroom and do everything else. It feels like I have been violently assaulted, and then there is the week long 'hangover' period, after the pain goes away. This is the result of companies not putting the fact that "these ingredients constitute free glutamic acids' on the label of the products they place on the market, sometimes with labels that specify "No Added MSG". I'm sorry, that's just misleading, and it causes damage to their customers. I might lose my right eye if I keep having these migraines, and if I died from something I consumed, can I buy products? It doesn't make sense to me.
Sorry for the rant...My food list grows smaller and smaller. I'm trying so hard, and yet still have problems, so I'm a little frustrated.
I hope you will publish my comment, as I have only the best regards toward you and your company.
- August 23, 2011 at 5:37 PM
- JayB said...
If we are being defensive, it it simply because we use an ingredient which has been labelled as harmful, and by inference, that we are being dishonest in our labelling by some websites. This was our response.
As noted by our pea products supplier, "Our pea protein is definitely not hydrolyzed. Most of the MSG concerns do come from proteins being hydrolyzed. Whatever glutamic acid is present in peas naturally is what ends up in our product. Our process in fact does not encourage the protein breaking down into smaller units
(favoring the formation of MSG - which is a smaller subunit) but it does the opposite."
I checked what their process was. They crush the peas into a paste, wash it with water in a special centrifuge to remove the starch(which we also use)and what is left is pea fibre and pea protein. The fibre and protein are separated mechanically. And that's it. What ever amount glutamic acid that was in the peas to start, remains in the pea protein. It is part of the chemical structure of the pea protein itself.
We absolutely appreciate how difficult it can be when faced with multiple intolerances and allergies. It's why we do what we do. Unfortunately, we can't accommodate every intolerance or allergy.
- August 25, 2011 at 8:50 AM
For what its worth, your article didn't sound defensive at all to me; rather helpful and informative, with a clear design to be accurate. Thanks.
- February 25, 2013 at 11:30 AM
- LH said...
Thanks for your clarification! I was in the store trying to decide if I should try your waffles and I read your article. Very informative! I am with the lady that gets migraines. I end up in hospital with spastic intestines if I ingest msg even in the smallest amounts so I really appreciate a company I can trust! Thanks again.
- October 21, 2013 at 2:15 PM


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IFMGm necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
2 ganadores han sido elegidos entre 570 diseños de 94 diseñadores freelance.
Since 1989 Interactive Financial Marketing Group (IFMG) has helped over 4.5 million consumers find car loans through a national network of lenders and auto dealers. Our customers are primarily auto dealers who specialize in a variety of credit situations. IFMG provides contact management software, training, and marketing services to its customers. We're a division of Dominion Enterprises, a leading digital marketing services corporation.
Carloan.com is our leading auto finance domain, holding a firm hold on top organic results in several key search terms. Our long-term plan for the domain is to build it into a stronger brand, a positive resource for those researching and needing a car loan. A new logo helps us move in that direction.
B2C: 1) US adults ages 18-49 who intend to purchase a car within the next 30 days and require an alternate loan source. Consumers have some college, have HH income of 40-75k per year, and hold mostly blue collar employment. They rent their homes nearly 3 to 1 over ownership. 2) US adults ages 18-49 researching their next car purchase.
B2B: US auto retail decision makers ages 25-54, male, "driver" personalities. Relationship, professionalism, and ROI are their biggest influences.
Carloan.com needs a new logo. The new logo should be consumer friendly yet be flexible to be used in a B2B capacity. Trust, Security, Knowledge, Integrity, and Leadership are values the logo should represent. There is a fun side to Carloan.com too as historically the brand has sponsored NASCAR, used humor in our advertising, and has serviced the auto industry for over 20 years.
Converting site visitors to completed car loan applications is our main objective. Trust, security, and credibility are critical components that support conversion. Our new web site will also feature news and trends in automotive finance, advice, and tips on how to secure auto financing. Our secondary goal is to grow positive relationships with site visitors and become a stronger resource for their auto shopping experience.
The following requirements apply:
1) Maintain current color scheme of green/blue (or close variation): Green = Pantone: 361 CVC or CMYK: 80:0:100:0 • Blue = Pantone: 287 CVC or CMYK 96:76:14:4
2) Project our values (in brief).
3) Stay away from cartoonish exaggeration.
4) Flexible design for both B2C and B2B application.
5) Multiple file types for print and web use.
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Style # 206620
Fall is all about chic bold prints and soft casual pieces that shout luxury. This pair of bebe jeans feature vertical stripes and the soft stretch of our icon skinny jean. Try it with a black blouse and a pair of matching booties for a quick weekend look.
- 42% lyocell, 33% cotton, 15% rayon, 9% polyester, 1% spandex.
- Five pockets.
- Made in USA with imported materials
- Model is 5'9" and is wearing a US size 27.
Striped Multi Zip Skinny Jeans is rated out of 5 by 14.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mirta420 from Love these jeans these jeans are so comfortable and they look very trendy. You can dress them up or down. either way, they will look great on you.
Date published: 2013-07-09
Rated 5 out of 5 by Libask07 from Love these jeans! These are a must have! Got tons of compliments Oooohon them and they're great for a night out or a casual day shopping. The material is so soft and they fit my curves perfectly. I wear a size 28 but bought a 29. I made the right choice. I'm 5'4" and 131lbs. I'll be buying more jeans soon!
Date published: 2013-07-01
Rated 5 out of 5 by MuscularBarbie32 from Spotlight on stripes! I'm 5'6" with an "average" torso length. Legs aren't long for my height, but they're not short for my height either. These jeans were the perfect length. I teeter between a size 2 and 4 (equating to a 26 or 27). I am a curvy athetic shape- small waist, curvy bottom, weighing 130 lbs. In these jeans, a 27 was a flawless fit. They have a nice low rise in the front and they have a fuller rise in the back to accomodate those of us with fuller backsides (no gapping or undies hanging out the back-yay). I find most bebe jeans are built this way. If you are debating between two sizes, go with the larger of the two (as also suggested by other reviewers). They are fitted, but the material is soft and stretchy, so they tend to mold to my shape (but hold their shape firmly). The angled zippers add an extra edge that I love as well. As many other reviewers have also said, these jeans will put you at the CENTER of attention- chances are if you're shopping at bebe, you don't mind the spotlight! :)
Date published: 2013-06-11
Rated 5 out of 5 by jaaye from HOT! Purchased these over a week ago. I was afraid they would not fit but eveyone here said they run true to size. I got them today and tried them on. Love them. I am a true size 28. I am 5'4 and have small hips, small waist and medium legs/thighs... so when ordering I was not so sure. But again perfect fit. Snug and Sexy. If you are taller than 5"4' - 5"5' they probably will not fit unless you have smaller legs/thighs.
Date published: 2013-06-08
Rated 5 out of 5 by ANALI from The best jeans ever I seen this jeans at the store before but didn't pay much attention to them until one time I saw one of the store employes wearing them. She had quite big hips and they looked good on her. Immediately I just wanted them but they didn't have my size. Later on I order my regular size online and they did fit me perfectly. They are snug but are true to size for sure. My hips are way smaller than the employee's and I think I look good on this jeans also. I get compliments when I wear them. I also have the red ones that came out last year and they fit just as great.
Date published: 2013-05-14
Rated 4 out of 5 by shell from love the black and white stripes I am excited to wear these out, love the way they feel on. The black and white stripes are so different and unique.
Date published: 2013-05-13
Rated 4 out of 5 by ManicMinx from Love em! I am 5'3" 140 lbs and usually fit a size 10 trouser. I bought a size 30. Fits perfect! A little long, but I let it bunch up a little in the ankle and all's good. Got compliments from 3 strangers first night I wore them. The fabric is definitely more jean than legging, being only slightly stretchy so if you are inbetween sizes, I would suggest the larger. The fabric is a thinner denim but opaque so you don't have to worry about seeing through the white areas. The white stripes are actually ivory in color and the black is not solid, but more of a distressed black. My only complaint is that the rise was a little lower than I would have liked and the zip pockets on the front are fake.
Date published: 2013-04-21
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jade from Love these. Be prepared for attention if you wear these jeans. They're amazing if you have the right body type-- if you have big hips they might not work. There isn't much stretch so you may not be able to go down a size. These are my new favorite jeans.
Date published: 2013-04-13


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Find Inspiration for Your Next Project with Papers and Posters on Multiphysics Simulation
At the COMSOL Conference 2016, we learned how engineers and researchers in industry and academia are using the COMSOL Multiphysics® simulation software and COMSOL Server™ product to innovate. Via this open-access collection of user presentations, you can learn from their work too. The resources are organized by application area for easy browsing and the files are available for instant download, so you can read them now or save them for later.
We appreciate all of the contributions to the COMSOL Conference. The top papers and posters were recognized with awards during the event and you can view all of them in the Award Winners section.
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Dominic Ford, Editor
From the Eclipses feed
The Moon will pass through the Earth's shadow between 16:02 and 18:59 EDT, creating a partial lunar eclipse. The eclipse will be visible any location where the Moon is above the horizon at the time, including from Africa, Asia, Europe, South America and Australia.
It will not be visible from Ashburn since the Moon will be beneath the horizon at the time.
Maximum eclipse will occur at 17:31, when 65% of the Moon's disk will lie in shadow (all times given in Ashburn time).
Eclipses of the Moon are easy to watch with the unaided eye. A modest pair of binoculars will give a superb view of the Moon's surface, but are not required. Unlike solar eclipses, lunar eclipses are entirely safe to look at without the need to look through any kind of filter.
They occur whenever the Earth passes between the Moon and Sun, such that it obscures the Sun's light and casts a shadow onto the Moon's surface. The circular shadow cast by the Earth appears as a bite taken out of the Moon during its partial phases.
Sequence of events
The eclipse will begin at 14:44, when the Moon first enters a region of the Earth's shadow called the penumbra. In this outer part of the Earth's shadow, an observer on the Moon would see the Sun partially obscuring the Sun's disk, but not completely covering it. As a result the Moon's brightness will begin to dim, as it is less strongly illuminated by the Sun, but it remains illuminated.
At 16:02, the edge of the Moon's disk will enter the Earth's umbra. This is the region of space in which an observer on the Moon's surface would see the Earth completely obscuring the whole of the Sun's disk, and would find themselves suddenly thrust into darkness.
As an increasing fraction of the Moon's face creeps into the Earth's umbra, it will appear to have a growing bite taken out of it. We will see our planet's circular shadow sweep across the face of the Moon.
The table below lists the times when each part of the eclipse will begin and end.
|Moon begins to enter the Earth's penumbra
|Moon begins to enters the Earth's umbra. Partial eclipse begins.
|Greatest eclipse
|Moon fully outside the Earth's umbra. Partial eclipse ends.
|Moon leaves the Earth's penumbra
Visibility of the eclipse
Eclipses of the Moon are visible anywhere where the Moon is above the horizon at the time. Since the geometry of lunar eclipses requires that the Moon is directly opposite the Sun in the sky, the Moon can be seen above the horizon anywhere where the Sun is beneath the horizon. The map below shows where the eclipse of July 16 will be visible.
Further information
This eclipse is a member of Saros series 139. The exact position of the Moon at the moment of greatest eclipse is as follows:
|Right Ascension
|Angular Size
|The Moon
The coordinates above are given in J2000.0.
|The sky on 16 July 2019
14 days old
All times shown in EDT.
Espanak, F., & Meeus, J., Five Millennium Canon of Lunar Eclipses: -1999 to +3000, NASA Technical Publication TP-2009-214172 (2009)
You may embed the map above in your own website. It is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported license, which allows you to copy and/or modify it, so long as you credit In-The-Sky.org.
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|09 Jul 2019, 06:56 EDT
|– Moon at First Quarter
|16 Jul 2019, 17:40 EDT
|– Full Moon
|24 Jul 2019, 21:19 EDT
|– Moon at Last Quarter
|31 Jul 2019, 23:13 EDT
|– New Moon
Image credit
© Collin Grady from Las Vegas, Nevada.


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MILBANK: One is Snowden's loneliest number
WASHINGTON -- Three weeks ago, Edward Snowden told the Guardian newspaper that "the sense of outrage" over the secret surveillance programs he had disclosed "has given me hope that, no matter what happens to me, the outcome will be positive for America."
But now that hope is being undermined by one man: Edward Snowden. The 30-year-old computer whiz seems all too concerned about what happens to him and entirely unconcerned about what harm he does his country in securing his safety.
At the start, Snowden's revelations to the Guardian and The Washington Post promised to put him in the distinguished company of Daniel Ellsberg and others who exposed government wrongdoing. But rather than come home and face trial -- giving the nation the debate he claimed to seek about assaults on Americans' privacy -- he has allowed the story to become all about his life as a fugitive and his many asylum requests.
Along the way, Snowden teamed up with WikiLeaks, known for its indiscriminate dumping of classified material, and he has been revealing further government secrets that seem to serve no purpose other than embarrassing the United States and winning favor (so far unsuccessfully) with American rivals and foes. On Monday, a statement issued in Snowden's name by WikiLeaks accused President Obama of "political aggression" in opposing his asylum requests.
"The fixation on asylum is a huge distraction, and it contradicts what he was purporting to do," says constitutional lawyer Bruce Fein. That opinion should carry extra weight because Fein is representing Snowden's father, Lonnie.
In this capacity, Fein wrote to Attorney General Eric Holder last week to say Lonnie "is reasonably confident that his son would voluntarily return to the United States" if he had "a fair opportunity to explain his motivations and actions." Fein, an official in the Reagan administration, was a harsh critic of George W. Bush's warrantless wiretapping program and described Edward Snowden as a "modern-day Paul Revere" for his initial disclosures.
But Fein agrees that the leaker is now harming his own cause. "What is happening is inconsistent with what he stated to (the Guardian's) Glenn Greenwald," Fein told me on Tuesday, "which is that he didn't do it for fame, glory and narcissism but to ask whether we are going to sacrifice our Fourth Amendment privacy rights for any claim of enhanced security our government makes. To that extent, he's undermining his goal." The legality of the National Security Agency's surveillance programs "is now a sideshow," Fein says. "If that's what he's about, this is an odd way to pursue it."
I still believe Snowden was justified in leaking information about the NSA's snooping. The administration's collusion with the congressional intelligence committees had denied Americans the public debate they deserved about the trade-offs between security and privacy. "I do not want to live in a world where everything I do and say is recorded," Snowden told the Guardian in justifying the leaks.
That was a noble sentiment, and his disclosures forced some lazy lawmakers to do their jobs, asking questions about the secret programs and proposing changes to the laws that authorize them. Had Snowden turned himself in, he would have found many defenders in his homeland; and if brought to trial, the spectacle would have forced the national soul-searching Snowden claimed to seek.
Instead, he disclosed in China that the United States is hacking Chinese networks. He disclosed in Russia the United States is spying on European allies. These aren't exactly shocking revelations, but neither are they the work of a patriotic whistle-blower. Worse, if Greenwald and WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange are to be believed, Snowden has made copies of the files he took so that they can be published; that sounds less like the sort of selective leak that exposed the NSA surveillance than a flood designed to harm U.S. security.
A spokesman for Russian President Vladimir Putin said Tuesday Snowden had withdrawn his request for asylum there because of Putin's (dubious) requirement that Snowden stop doing damage to the United States. WikiLeaks announced Tuesday he's still seeking asylum from 20 other countries, including such bastions of freedom as China, Cuba and Venezuela.
"I do not expect to see home again," Snowden told the Guardian last month, "though that is what I want."
If so, and if he is not the traitor he is accused of being, he will come home.