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Mathematics and Statistics Courses
Mat 501 Numerical Analysis (3)
Error analysis, numerical solution of nonlinear equations, interpolation and polynomial approximation, numerical differentiation and integration, direct methods for solving linear systems. May not be taken by students with credit for Mat 401. Prerequisite: Mat 220 or equivalent.
Mat 502 Modern Computing for Mathematicians (3)
Introduction to (1) basic principles of computer algebra systems, (2) contemporary mathematical typesetting, and (3) mathematically literate techniques for disseminating mathematical content in both print and HTML-with-MathML forms from a single source. Several computer algebra systems will be examined with an eye toward understanding how to handle various mathematical objects and how to write procedures for tasks that are not handled natively. Written assignments will specify mathematical tasks and presentation standards. Prerequisite: Familiarity with undergraduate mathematics and some ability with computer code.
Mat 503A,B Life Contingencies (3,3)
Mat 503A: Treatment of the contingencies of a single life including: mortality functions, life annuities, life insurance functions, annual premiums, net level premium reserves, the expense factor, and more complex benefits. Prerequisites: Mat 301 and Mat 362.
Mat 503B: Expansion of Mat 503A with emphasis on two or more lives in combination and on multiple causes of decrement. Topics include population theory, multi-life statuses, multi-life functions, reversionary annuities, multiple-decrement functions, primary and secondary decrements, and applications of multiple-decrement functions. Prerequisites: Mat 301, Mat 362, and Mat 403A.
Mat 505 Introduction to Information and Coding Theory (3)
Coding to remove redundancy or to reduce errors due to noise and the fundamental limitations to these processes described by Shannon's Theorems for the binary symmetric channel. An introduction to error- correcting codes. Prerequisite: Mat 362 or equivalent.
Mat 509 Vector Analysis (3)
Classical vector analysis presented heuristically and in physical terms. Topics include the integral theorems of Gauss, Green, and Stokes. Independent graduate study project required. May not be taken by students with credit for Mat 409. Prerequisite: Mat 214.
Mat 510A,B Real Analysis (3,3)
Lebesgue measure and integration, abstract measure and integration, product measures and Fubini's theorem, signed measures, absolute continuity and singularity, decomposition theorems, and Radon-Nikodym theorem. Prerequisites: Mat 511. Mat 510A is a prerequisite for 510B.
Mat 511 Foundations of Analysis (3)
The theoretical background of calculus. Real numbers, continuity, the derivative and integral. Particularly recommended for teachers of calculus. May not be taken by students with credit for Mat 510A. Prerequisites: Undergraduate calculus and abstract algebra.
Mat 513A,B Complex Analysis (3,3)
Complex numbers, analytic functions, Cauchy's theorem and formula, power series, Laurent series, normal families, conformal mapping, harmonic functions, entire and meromorphic functions, special functions, and analytic continuation. Prerequisites: Mat 411. Mat 513A is a prerequisite for 513B.
Mat 515 Ordinary Differential Equations (3)
Review of first and second order differential equations. Theory of existence and uniqueness. Dependence of solutions on initial conditions. Linear systems with constant coefficients. Additional topics include stability theory, series solutions, and applications. Prerequisites: Advanced calculus and linear algebra.
Mat 516 Partial Differential Equations (3)
Properties of solution of first-order and the classical second-order partial differential equations. Introduction to techniques in their solution including separation of variables and Fourier series. Prerequisites: Advanced calculus and an elementary course in ordinary differential equations.
Mat 520A Algebra I (3)
Groups, fields, Galois theory. Prerequisite: Mat 524 or consent of instructor.
Mat 520B Algebra II (3)
Modules over a principle ideal domain, semisimple rings and modules, Wedderburn's theorem, tensor products, hom, projective and injective modules, localization. Prerequisite: Mat 520A.
Mat 521 Algebra for Teachers (3)
Selected topics in discrete mathematics and algebra. Intended for graduate students in secondary education programs. May not be taken by students with credit in Mat 520A. Prerequisite: An undergraduate course in abstract algebra or permission of instructor.
Mat 524 Advanced Linear Algebra (3)
Brief review of elementary linear algebra. Duality, quadratic forms, inner product spaces, and similarity theory of linear transformations. A term paper or other additional work is required. Prerequisite: Elementary linear algebra (Mat 220 or equivalent) and classical algebra (Mat 326 or equivalent).
Mat 525 Number Theory (3)
Divisibility, congruences, quadratic reciprocity, diophantine equations, sums of squares, cubes, continued fractions, and algebraic integers. May not be taken by students with credit for Mat 324 or 425. An independent graduate study project is required. Prerequisite: Any 300-level or higher course in algebra.
Mat 526 Geometric Constructions (3)
An inquiry into the correspondence between various geometric construction tools and fields of algebraic numbers. Recommended for secondary teachers and graduate students in secondary education program.
Mat 531 Transformation Geometry (3)
Transformation geometry, tessellations, and the ornamental groups of the plane. Recommended for secondary teachers and graduate students in teacher education programs. Not open to students with credit in Mat 231 or 331.
Mat 532 Foundations of Geometry (3)
Axiomatic development of absolute geometry, theory of parallels, introduction to non-Euclidean geometry, isometries of the Bolyai-Lobachevsky plane. Prerequisite: Linear Alegebra (Mat 220) or equivalent.
Mat 538 Differential Geometry (3)
The classical theory of curves and surfaces. Fundamental forms, geodesics, the Gauss-Bonnett Theorem and its applications and exponential mapping. Prerequisite: Vector calculus.
Mat 540A Topology I (3)
General theory of topological and Hausdorf spaces, metric spaces and Euclidean spaces. Topics include metrization theorems, continuous curves, arc-wise connectivity, and topological characterizations of certain spaces. Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.
Mat 540B Topology II (3)
The study of complexes, simplicial homology, and cohomology ring structure. Duality theorems. Lefschetz fixed-point theorem. Applications. Prerequisite: Mat 540A.
Mat 551 Set Theory and Foundations of Mathematics (2)
Essentials of cardinal and ordinal arithmetic, transfinite induction, Zorn's Lemma, and the Axiom of Choice. May not be taken by students with credit for Mat 511.
Mat 552 History of Mathematics (3)
History of the development of mathematics, emphasizing the contributions of outstanding persons and civilizations. Not open to students with credit for Mat 452. Recommended for secondary teachers and graduate students in the secondary education program. Prerequisites: Undergraduate courses in abstract algebra and geometry, or by permission.
Mat 554 (H Sta 554) Introduction to Theory of Statistics (3)
A mathematical treatment of principles of statistical inference. Topics include probability, random variables and random vectors, univariate and multivariate distributions and an introduction to estimation. Appropriate for graduate students in other disciplines and for preparation for the second actuarial examination. Prerequisite: Calculus or linear algebra.
Mat 555 (H Sta 555) Introduction to Theory of Statistics II (3)
Continuation of Mat 554 (H Sta 554). Topics include methods of estimation, theory of hypothesis testing, sufficient statistics, efficiency and linear models. Appropriate for graduate students in other disciplines and for preparation for the second actuarial examination. Prerequisite: Mat 554 (H Sta 554) or equivalent.
Mat 556 (H Sta 556) Introduction to Bayesian Inference I (3)
Topics include subjective probability, axiomatic development and applications of utility, basic concepts of decision theory, conjugate and locally uniform prior distributions. Prerequisite: Sta 555 or equivalent.
Mat 557 (H Sta 557) Introduction to Bayesian Inference II (3)
Continuation of Mat 556 (H Sta 557). Topics include limiting posterior distributions, estimation and hypothesis testing, preposterior distribution and their application to the design of statistical investigations. Prerequisite: Mat 556 (H Sta 556) or equivalent.
Mat 558 (H Sta 558) Methods of Data Analysis I (3)
Statistical methodology emphasizing exploratory approaches to data. Elementary notions of modeling and robustness. Overview of inferential techniques in current use. Criteria for selection and application of methods. Use of computing facilities to illustrate and implement methods. Regression and analysis of variance are primary topics. Prerequisite: Mat 554 (H Sta 554) or equivalent.
Mat 559 (H Sta 559) Methods of Data Analysis II (3)
Continuation of Mat 558 (H Sta 558). Topics will include clustering, multivariate analyses, sequential and nonparametric methods. Prerequisite: Mat 558 (H Sta 558) or equivalent.
Mat 560 (H Sta 560) Introduction to Stochastic Processes I (3)
An introduction to applied stochastic processes. Topics include Markov chains, queuing theory, renewal theory, Poisson processes and extensions, epidemic and disease models. Prerequisite: Mat 555 (H Sta 555) or an introductory probability course.
Mat 562 (H Sta 562) Design of Experiments I (3)
Principles in the design and analysis of controlled experiments. Topics include general linear hypotheses, multiple classifications, Latin Squares and factorial designs. Prerequisite(s): Mat 555 (H Sta 555) or equivalent.
Mat 564 (H Sta 564) Sample Survey Methodology I (3)
Principles of survey sampling and analysis. Topics include simple random sampling, stratified sampling, cluster sampling and multistage sampling. Prerequisite: Mat 555 (H Sta 564) or equivalent.
Mat 565 Applied Statistics (3)
A course in statistical methods for students with some knowledge of statistics. Topics include multiple regression, analysis of variance and nonparametric statistical techniques. Emphasis on data analysis and statistical methodology. May not be taken for credit by students with credit for Mat 465. Prerequisites: An introductory course in probability or statistics, and some experience with interpretation of data in a subject matter area.
Mat 566 (H Sta 566) Analysis of Categorical Data I (3)
Introduction to the analysis of categorical data. Topics include rates, ratios and proportions, relative risk, Cochran-Mantel-Haenszel procedures, linear and log-linear models for categorical data, maximum likelihood estimation and tests of hypotheses. Prerequisite: Mat 555 (H Sta 555) or equivalent.
Mat 568 (H Sta 568) Statistical Ecology (3)
Density estimates for closed and open populations using simple and multiple marking methods. Mortality and survival estimation, population dynamics. Spatial patterns in one and two-species populations. Characterization of many-species populations. Prerequisite: Mat 555 (H Sta 555) or equivalent.
Mat 569 Survey of Statistics (3)
Survey of hypothesis testing and estimation theory. Recommended for secondary teachers and graduate students in mathematical education. Prerequisites: Statistics course and consent of the instructor.
Mat 570 Combinatorics (3)
Principle of inclusion and exclusion, Ramsey's theorem, orthogonal Latin squares, difference sets, combinatorial designs.
Mat 572 Linear Programming (3)
Mathematical foundations of linear programming: existence, duality, computational methods. Connections with game theory, transportation problems, and network flows.
Mat 575 Optimization Theory (3)
Introduction to optimization. Constrained optimization and Lagrange multipliers. Convex sets, convex functions and conjugate functions. Fenchel duality, convex optimization, Lagrange duality, non-linear programming. Karush-Tucker conditions and calculus of variations. Prerequisites: Mat 214 and 220.
Mat 576 Game Theory (3)
A survey of various game models and solution concepts, including two- person games in various forms, nonzero sum games, bimatrix games, Nash theory of bargaining, multistage games, and models of n-person games, both cooperative and noncooperative, with and without side payments. Prerequisite: Mat 372, 572, or consent of the instructor.
Mat 577 Chaos and Complexity (3)
Exploring chaos and complexity as motivated principally by computer experiments with the logistic equation and Conway's cellular automaton Life. Intended for secondary teachers and graduate students in secondary education programs. Prerequisite: Graduate student status.
Mat 580 Proseminar (2)
Students prepare and present papers from the mathematics and statistics literature. Prerequisite: Admission to a graduate degree program in mathematics and statistics.
Mat 581 Nonparametric Statistics (3)
Nonparametric statistical methods are applicable to data that do not come from a specific parametric family like the normal or binomial. Such tests may assume only that the underlying distribution is continuous. The null hypothesis in a two sample nonparametric test may specify only that the two samples come from the same distribution. Specific topics include permutation tests, the sign test, the Wilcoxon signed rank test, the Mann Whitney test, the Kruskall Wallace test, the Friedman test for comparing rankings, the Kolmogorov Smirnov test, Spearman's rho and Kendall's tau. Prerequisites: At least one calculus based statistics course, e.g., AMAT 554.
Mat 583 Topological Data Analysis I (3)
Basic techniques and concepts of topology that are used in data analysis. This is the first of a two semester sequence in Topological Data Analysis. This subject requires knowledge of rather advanced topics in topology. This course navigates to the point where the student is ready to see the applications in data science, through a careful selection of the sequence of topics: graph theory, high-dimensional simplicial complexes, nerves of coverings, some basic general topology and homotopy theory, computational linear algebra, simplicial homology and cohomology. Prerequisites: Basic linear algebra as in AMAT 220 or equivalent.
Mat 584 Topological Data Analysis II (3)
An introduction to the two main areas of Topological Data Analysis, the persistent homology and the Mapper algorithm. This is the second of a two semester sequence in Topological Data Analysis. In this course, the students will learn to apply homology computations to filtered metric spaces producing the main topological signature of a data set called persistent homology. In the second half of the course, the Mapper will be used as an illustration of topology based dimension reduction techniques which produce a one-dimensional summary, a graph, of the multi-dimensional data set. Case studies with real world applications are included to illustrate the theory. Prerequisites: AMAT 583 or permission of instructor.
Mat 585 Practical methods in topological data analysis (3)
This class is the practicum, the final installment in the Topological Data Analysis sequence (AMAT 583-584-585). Each participant will select a data science problem whose solution will employ the use of topological data analysis, design the project and successfully complete it. The instructor will provide close supervision at all stages of this project. Prerequisites: AMAT 583-584 or permission of the instructor.
Mat 587 Topics in Modern Mathematics (3)
Selected topics in mathematics. The topic of the course will be indicated in the course schedule and in departmental announcements. The course may be repeated for credit when the topic differs. Prerequisite: Graduate status.
Mat 590 Function Theory and Functional Analysis for Applications (3)
This course covers function analytic aspects necessary for applications in various areas of science and engineering, notably in Data Science. Among main topics of the course are: elementary theory of Lebesgue measure and integration, spaces of Lebesgue integrable functions, Banach spaces and Hanh-Banach theorem, duality in Banach spaces, Hilbert spaces, reproducing kernel Hilbert spaces, non-linear analysis in Banach spaces. Prerequisites: Basic linear algebra, e.g., AMAT 220; calculus of several variables, e.g., AMAT 214.
Mat 591 Optimization Methods and Nonlinear Programming (3)
Modern methods in convex optimization and nonlinear programming. Newton's method, gradient descent, linear programming, quadratic optimization, semidefinite programming and related topics. Prerequisites: AMAT590.
Mat 592 Machine Learning (3)
The primary goal of this course is to provide students with statistical tools and mathematical principles needed to solve both the traditional and modern data science problems encountered in practice. In particular, the course covers a wide variety of topics in machine learning. It introduces the key terms, concepts and methods in machine learning, with an emphasis on developing critical analytical skills through hands-on exercises of actual data analysis tasks. At the same time, it will cover modern machine learning topics such as boosting and online learning for large-scale data analysis. In addition, the students will practice basic programming skills to use software tools in machine learning. Prerequisites: AMAT591 and AMAT 554.
Mat 593 Practical methods in machine learning (3)
This course is the final installment and capstone for the sequence of Machine Learning (MAT 590-593). The student will select a real-world data analysis project which can be effectively addressed by employing machine learning methods. It involves a principled data-analytical process including data preprocessing, the detailed design of the project, comparison of different machine learning methods, and critical analysis of the obtained results. The instructor will provide close guidance throughout the project. Prerequisites: AMAT 590-592 or permission of the instructor.
Mat 611 Functional Analysis: Basic Principles (3)
Topological vector spaces, Hahn-Banach theorem, principle of uniform boundedness and closed graph theorem. Banach and Hilbert spaces; duality. Prerequisite: 510A.
Mat 612 Classical Harmonic Analysis (3)
Fourier series on the unit circle, classical Banach spaces of functions, convergence and summability, the conjugate function, connections with Taylor series and Complex Analysis, lacunary trigonometric series and the Weierstrass function, Fourier transforms on the line, harmonic functions, boundary behavior, theorem of the brothers Riesz, introduction to Hardy spaces. Prerequisite(s): Mat 513B and Mat 611 or consent of instructor.
Mat 613 Geometric Function Theory (3)
Schwarz's Lemma and its generalizations, hyperbolic metric and applications to complex analysis, harmonic and subharmonic functions, harmonic measure, subordination, extremal length, Ahlfors' distortion theorem, symmetrization, logarithmic capacity. Prerequisite: Mat 513B.
Mat 615 Introduction to Multi-dimensional Complex Analysis (3)
Holomorphic functions, power series and holomorphic maps in several variables, extension phenomena, domains of holomorphy, pseudoconvexity, holomorphic convexity, plurisubharmonic functions, inhomogeneous Cauchy Riemann equations, Levi's problem, analytic sheaves, global meromorphic functions with prescribed local parts. Prerequisite: Mat 513A,B.
Mat 616 Introduction to Ergodic Theory (3)
Mixing conditions, ergodic theorems, entropy, isomorphisms, Kolmogorov automorphisms, orbit equivalence and applications to number theory. Prerequisite: Mat 510A.
Mat 617 Introduction to Dynamical Systems (3)
Smooth, continuous, and discrete dynamical systems, orbit structure in the phase space, limit behavior, stability properties, invariant and minimal sets, connections with differential equations. Prerequisites: Mat 510A and Mat 540A.
Mat 620 Representation Theory of Finite Groups (3)
Characters and representations of finite groups, induced modules, Artin's and Brauer's theorems. Prerequisite: Mat 520B.
Mat 621 Lie Algebras and Their Representations (3)
Basic notions in Lie theory. The universal enveloping algebra. Nilpotent and solvable Lie algebras. Semisimple Lie algebras and the Cartan decomposition. The root system and the Weyl group. Classification of finite-dimensional complex simple Lie algebras. The classical simple Lie algebras. Verma modules. Irreducible modules for the semisimple Lie algebras. Character formulas (Weyl, Freudenthal). Prerequisite: Mat 520A.
Mat 625 Algebraic Curves (3)
Subjects covered are taken from the theory of divisors (Riemann-Roch theorem, the Jacobian manifold, Abel's theorem...), the theory of moduli, the theory of elliptic curves, the theory of linear systems of curves on an algebraic surface, and related topics.
Mat 640 Introduction to Combinatorial Group Theory (3)
Groups given by generators and relations with emphasis on free groups, free products with amalgamations and HNN extensions. Geometric methods stressed. Prerequisites: Mat 520A, Mat 540A.
Mat 645 Introduction to Algebraic Topology (3)
Singular homology, CW complexes and cohomology theory. Cup and cap products, universal coefficient theorems. Lens spaces, projective spaces and manifolds. Prerequisites: Mat 520A, Mat 540B.
Mat 646 Introduction to Differentiable Manifolds (3)
Basic properties of differentiable manifolds. Tangent and normal bundles, imbeddings and immersions: approximation theorems, forms, vectors fields and Stiefel-Whitney classes. Prerequisite: Mat 540B.
Mat 654 (H Sta 654) Probability and Theory of Statistical Inference I (3)
Univariate and multivariate distribution theory, properties of estimators, large sample theory, confidence intervals and theory of tests. Prerequisite: Mat 555 (H Sta 555) or equivalent.
Mat 655 (H Sta 655) Probability and Theory of Statistical Inference II (3)
Continuation of Mat 654 (H Sta 654). Advance theory of tests, decision theory and other topics. Prerequisite: Mat 654 (H Sta 654) or equivalent.
Mat 660 (H Sta 660) Linear Models I (3)
Topics include the theory of least squares, distribution of quadratic forms, G-inverse, general Gauss-Markov model, estimation, hypothesis tests, confidence intervals for unrestricted models, regression models and analysis of variance. Prerequisite: Mat 555 (H Sta 555) or equivalent.
Mat 662 (H Sta 662) Multivariate Analysis I (3)
Topics include basic properties of multivariate normal distributions and other related distributions, inference in multivariate cases and principle component analysis. Prerequisite: Mat 555 (H Sta 555) or the consent of the instructor.
Mat 664 (H Sta 664) Time Series Analysis I (3)
Topics include the study of inference, estimation, prediction, parsimonious description for univariate time-ordered data, various models including Box-Jenkins and classical stationary processes with rational spectral densities. Prerequisite(s): Mat 555 (H Sta 555) and Mat 559 (H Sta 559) or consent of instructor.
Mat 665 (H Sta 665) Time Series Analysis II (3)
Continuation of Mat 664 (H Sta 664). Advance topics include study of univariate and multivariate time-ordered data, various models including Box-Jenkins and classical stationary processes with rational spectral densities.
Mat 680 Master's Seminar: General (3)
Selected topics in mathematics. This or Mat 683 is required of all candidates for a master's degree in the general program, except those who write a master's thesis.
Mat 681 Master's Seminar: Teaching (3)
Selected topics in mathematics. Required of all candidates for a master's degree in the teaching program, except those who write a master's thesis.
Mat 682 Master's Seminar: Statistics (3)
Selected topics in statistics. Required of all candidates for a master's degree in the statistics program, except those who write a master's thesis.
Mat 683 Master's Seminar: Actuarial Mathematics (3)
Selected topics in actuarial mathematics. This or Mat 680 is required of all candidates for the master's degree in the general program, except for those who write a master's thesis.
Mat 697 Independent Study and Research (1-5)
Independent study at the master's level under faculty direction. May be repeated once for credit. Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.
Mat 699 Master's Thesis (1-5)
May be repeated for credit. Prerequisite: Consent of thesis director.
Mat 711 Functional Analysis: Topics (3)
Compact operators, operators on Hilbert space, spectral theory, Banach algebras, distributions. Prerequisites: Mat 513A, Mat 611.
Mat 712 Spaces of Analytic Functions (3)
Analytic and harmonic functions in the unit disk, the Cauchy and Poisson kernels, functions of bounded Nevanlinna characteristic, HP spaces, the disk algebra, factorization, inner and outer functions, invariant subspaces for the shift operator. Ha as a Banach algebra, the Corona theorem. Bergman spaces: zero sets, factorization, inner and outer functions. Prerequisite: Mat 612 or consent of instructor.
Mat 713 Univalent Functions (3)
A study of the theory of univalent functions, including elementary distortion theorems and coefficient estimates, special classes of univalent functions, Lowner's parametric representation, variational techniques, Baernstein's symmetrization theorem, extreme points of families, de Branges' theorem. Prerequisite: Mat 513B.
Mat 714 Abstract Harmonic Analysis (3)
Harmonic analysis for non-commutative groups. Unitary representations, irreducibility, Schur's lemma, decomposition of unitary representations, Peter-Weyl theorem and Plancheral theorem for compact groups; distributional character for infinite dimensional unitary representations, generalized lemma, direct integral decomposition of unitary representations, and Plancherel theorem for non-compact groups. Prerequisite(s): May 611 and Mat 612 or consent of instructor.
Mat 715 Function Theory in Several Complex Variables (3)
Bochner-Martinelli formula, Cauchy integral on convex domains, integral representations and estimates for solutions of d-bar on strictly pseudoconvex domains, approximation theorems in spaces of holomorphic functions, Bergman projection, boundary regularity of biholomorphic maps. Prerequisite: Mat 615.
Mat 716 Partial Differential Equations and Several Complex Variables (3)
Distributions, Partial Differential Equations, L2-estimates for d-bar, d- bar Neumann problem, Condition R, CR-functions, CR-extension problem, extension of biholomorphisms. Prerequisite: Mat 615.
Mat 721 Homological Algebra (3)
Introduction to categories and functors, homology theories and sheaves. Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.
Mat 722 Theory of Algebraic Numbers (3)
Basic theory of global and local algebraic number fields, including the Dirichlet units theorem and finiteness of the class number. Prerequisite: Mat 520B.
Mat 724 Commutative Algebra (3)
Rings, primary decomposition, localization, chain conditions, integral dependence, discrete valuation rings, completions, dimension theory. Prerequisite: Mat 520B.
Mat 725 Algebraic Geometry (3)
Subjects covered are taken from the following: the theory of schemes, the use of transcendental methods in algebraic geometry, the theory of abelian varieties, the theory of algebraic surfaces, intersection theory, desingularization theory, deformations and degenerations of algebraic varieties, and arithmetic algebraic geometry. Prerequisite: Mat 625 or 724.
Mat 731A,B Theory of Complex Analytic Varieties (3,3)
Basic properties of n-dimensional complex algebraic varieties, including the Nullstellensatz, a study of multiplicities and singularities. Extension of the results of the first semester to complex-analytic varieties, including the Weierstrass theorems, the proper mapping theorem, facts on tangent spaces and cones, and analytic sheaves. Prerequisites: For Mat 731A - Mat 520B and Mat 615; for Mat 731B - Mat 731A.
Mat 740 Advanced Combinatorial Group Theory (3)
Decision problems, groups acting on trees and growth of groups. Metric properties of presentations including small cancellation hypotheses. Prerequisite: Mat 640.
Mat 745 Advanced Algebraic Topology (3)
Fibrations, spectral sequences and groups acting on spaces; homotopy theory and characteristic classes. Manifolds and duality theorems. Prerequisite: Mat 645.
Mat 760A,B (Sta 760, 761) Basic Probability Theory (3,3)
Measure theoretic foundations of probability, distribution functions, sums of independent random variables, laws of large numbers, characteristics functions, central limit theorem, conditional expectation, martingales, stationary processes, random walks, Markov chains, Brownian motion, law of the iterated logarithm. Prerequisites: Mat 510. Mat 760A is a prerequisite for 760B.
Mat 780 Seminar in Mathematics (3)
Selected topics chosen from the various fields of mathematics. May be repeated for credit. Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.
Mat 800 Colloquium in Mathematics and Statistics (1)
The department's regular colloquium, supplemented by a seminar in which the subject of each colloquium lecture is introduced or discussed. Prerequisite: Admission to the Ph.D. program in mathematics or consent of instructor.
Mat 810 Topics in Analysis (1-4)
May be repeated for credit. Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.
Mat 812 Seminar in Analysis (1-4)
May be repeated for credit.
Mat 815 Topics in Complex Analysis (1-4)
May be repeated for credit.
Mat 817 Seminar in Complex Analysis (1-4)
May be repeated for credit.
Mat 820 Topics in Algebra (1-4)
May be repeated for credit. Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.
Mat 822 Seminar in Algebra (1-4)
May be repeated for credit.
Mat 824 Topics in Algebraic Number Theory (1-4)
May be repeated for credit. Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.
Mat 825 Topics in Algebraic Geometry and Commutative Algebra (1-4)
May be repeated for credit. Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.
Mat 840 Topics in Topology (1-4)
May be repeated for credit. Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.
Mat 842 Seminar in Topology (1-4)
May be repeated for credit.
Mat 860 (Sta 860) Topics in Probability (1-4)
May be repeated for credit. Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.
Mat 862 (Sta 862) Seminar in Probability (1-4)
May be repeated for credit. Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.
Mat 865 (Sta 865) Topics in Statistics (1-4)
May be repeated for credit. Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.
Mat 867 (Sta 867) Seminar in Statistics (1-4)
May be repeated for credit. Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.
Mat 870 Topics in Applied Mathematics (1-4)
May be repeated for credit. Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.
Mat 872 Seminar in Applied Mathematics (1-4)
May be repeated for credit. Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.
Mat 894 Directed Readings in Mathematics (1-5)
May be repeated for credit. Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.
Mat 897 Independent Study and Research (1-5)
Independent study at the doctoral level under the direction of a member of the mathematics faculty. May be repeated for credit. Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.
Mat 899 Doctoral Dissertation (1)
May be repeated for credit. Load equivalent only. Prerequisite: Consent of dissertation director. Registration for this course is limited to doctoral students who have been admitted to candidacy.


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52 Weeks To Better Genealogy – Challenge 51
Week 51: Think about the goals you want to accomplish next year and write them down. What research steps do you want to take? What records would you like to find? Think about the brick walls you'd like knocked down. What things haven't you done yet and why not? This task doesn't have to be a resolution list unless you want it to be. Authors of genealogy blogs may share their lists with their readers if they choose.
52 Weeks To Better Genealogy by Amy Coffin is a series of weekly blogging prompts that are a bit more challenging and are geared towards those new to the field of genealogy and family history as well as those who want to brush up on some skills which might be a bit rusty. Please include an attribution link if you participate.
My genealogy goals for 2011 are ambitious. I will work on one family line per month and make sure that all information is entered and sources cited.
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Discussion in 'Auto Multi-Media' started by jamesA, Jun 16, 2005.
Jeff Foxworthy needs to see this.
-> Steve
It's a tree trunk.
A fucking tree trunk.
Words escape me.
After seeing all of this, which I keep looking at - I have to ask...
I never thought I would find myself saying this...
Why did he put the radio in the dash ?
-> St
Hahaha yeah its a tree trunk alright. :rainfro: I cant tell if thats some red neck IQ at work there or what. The worst was the automatic. Least the guy got the idea to put it in a wooden box :gayflag:
:bo: WOW! That is the funniest shit I have come across in a while. You think you have seen it all, then you see some shit like this! People these days, I tell ya.
holy shit
that is absolutly horrible. it has now messed me up for the rest of the night. and i installed an 8 track into a car a couple weeks ago and i thought that was bad :surprise:
May we have a moment of silence for whoever is responsible's healthy brain cells...
low and behold its a fucking mirage owner.
I'm not quite as surprised as you are. You were on that track for a few days
-> Steve
and I thought i was cheap..lol
how do you figure? look at my high end audio components
i was in an audio shit rut when i had my crx and civic. i grew up.
your "Mid range" audio is nice now, but your interior was gutted for how long ? Is your interior even there now ?!
-> Steve
my interior hasnt been gutted for over a year, and it was gutted to install sound dampening material. the mirage is like a fucking lexus in the rain. 50+ hour work weeks doesnt really allow much time for work on the car.
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pseudoscience > quackery
More on the homeopathy scam: The scientific evidence for homeopathy.
Homeopathy: the ultimate fake and the first debunking of homeopathy on record (1842): Homeopathy and Its Kindred Delusions.
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Voters weigh transit issues in fall
Sales tax increase would fund 20% expansion in bus service
King County voters will decide this fall whether they want to pay about $25 more a year in sales tax to expand countywide bus service again.
In Seattle, that means city voters will have two transportation measures before them in November -- the bus levy and a proposed property tax to help pay for a $1.6 billion package to repave streets and finance other improvements.
County Council members voted 8-1 Tuesday to place County Executive Ron Sims' bus-expansion package on the ballot Nov. 7. The proposal is to spend $568 million over 10 years in what Sims has called the biggest infusion of cash ever into the county's Metro bus system.
The measure will raise the sales tax by 0.1 of 1 percent, about one penny on a $10 purchase, and would cost an average county household about $25 annually, the county estimates. A simple majority would put the tax increase into place, making it the second transit-expansion sales tax increase in six years.
As commuters deal with big-league congestion and $3-a-gallon gas prices, they look for alternatives and "people are demanding more bus service," said Councilwoman Julia Patterson, chairwoman of the council's transportation committee. "I hear that everywhere I go."
All five council Democrats and three of its Republican members voted to put the measure on the ballot. Councilman Bob Ferguson, a Democrat, called the proposal "a bargain" to taxpayers at an average of $25 per year per family to expand service 20 percent.
Metro officials have said the proposal, if approved, would allow them to add 175 new buses and carry more than 20 million more riders each year. Part of the proposal is to add "bus rapid transit" service with 10-minute service along five major corridors: Aurora Avenue North, the West Seattle Bridge and California Avenue south to Morgan Junction and from Ballard on 15th Avenue Northwest to south Queen Anne Hill in Seattle.
Other rapid-transit routes would extend from Federal Way to Tukwila on state Route 99 and from Bellevue to Redmond on Northeast Eighth and 156th Avenue via Crossroads and Overlake. Part of the plan is to tie bus service to Sound Transit light rail, including a new rail station at Tukwila.
The measure also would allow some cities to add bus service by putting up money for it that would be matched by Metro and could include cash from private businesses or institutions, such as Children's Hospital and Regional Medical Center. That would allow some areas to get more bus service than would normally come under the county's new-hour allocation policies.
The hospital, in particular, is now "increasingly dependent on regional transit," said assistant hospital governmental affairs director Desiree Leigh.
Sims has called the proposal the "largest infusion of new (bus) service in more than two decades," and Metro has said current bus service isn't expected to keep up with the anticipated job growth in the county. "The only complaint I hear about bus service is ... there ain't enough of it," council President Larry Phillips said.
Backers said more bus service is needed not only to serve growth, but also to provide commuting alternatives during major construction projects on other highways such as the Evergreen Point Bridge, Interstate 405 and the Alaskan Way Viaduct.
The one dissenting vote against placing the measure on the ballot was Republican Councilman Reagan Dunn. Dunn said Metro didn't live up to its promise to add 575,000 hours of bus service annually after voters approved a 0.2 of 1 percent sales tax boost in 2000.


text: ATTN WMRC RACERS: I'm calling you out!! I'm not even going to say please... Take a few minutes and log on to your TrackIntel account and fill in your profile pages!!! (Bio, Sponsors, Personal Info, Medical Info, etc) Do it soon or else you'll make me angry....you won't like me when I'm angry.... quick, someone find me some green paint. Seriously though, it only takes a few minutes and the WMRC really needs Bios done for announcing and promotional materials. Don't be like Casey Stoner (never wanting to do PR stuff). We have to always be thinking about promoting the club and making the "show" the best that it can be. Also, we should all have WMRC cards with us at all times to hand out to riders that we come across. There are countless riders who are not on any motorcycle forums that don't even know that there's such things as trackdays, track riding schools and racing. It's all about ABP!!! (Always Be Promoting) Seeing so many motorcycle shop close in the past few years is sad and scary. It's up to all of us riders to help grow our sport here in BC. See you all at the Motogp party!


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|The Wealth Luck Tower Feng Shuii Art by Razarts
|Spiritual Glamour A Collection Of Modern healing Abstracts Razarts
Why does this happen? It is a simple principle in Feng Shuii that every object and thing has its own energy. It may look lifeless to you but your furniture has also formed a relationship with you, your wall art of so many years has brought you immense happiness and luck and unknowingly your wooden door with the horse shoe has protected you from ill energy and negative evil eyes.
Does this mean you don't change your decor? of course not! There are objects that are broken, doors that may have developed cracks and walls that may be leaking and will definitely need repairs, and if your feng shuii wind chime has a few broken rods it needs to be replaced!
There is a procedure that you can follow and this will prevent the Feng Shuii energy from draining away from your house after renovation. Be still and accept the things with all love, express gratitude for the walls, the furniture and your feng shuii cures that have been all along with you for so many years and have brought you good luck. Thanksgiving changes the energy of destruction to constructive one.
Taking permission to break walls is a ritual that most don't follow but in ancient times people used to do this and there was continued prosperity. The walls that protected your family, your home, are now leaking , so put the intention of gratitude for the blessings over the years and then begin the ritual of breaking them. The old furniture though now worn out has given you immense happiness for past years and now that you are about to change it, do remember to thank it and then remove it. if you are giving it to some one do put intention that it spreads happiness in whatever space it goes and to whoever person it may be with.
If you have plants, and at times you cannot keep all of them and need fresh ones, and there are empty plant containers, again give thanks to these and then replace them.
You will see that the energy in your renovated home is fresh and of happiness.
What happen when you do not give thanks? Have you experienced feelings of emptiness in a newly refurbished home? feelings of discomfort? feelings of getting lost? and in serious mis match of feng shuii elements total wealth losses and relationship failures come about.
1) The things will give out deep sorrow that may get embedded in your space even after breakage of the walls.
2) Old objects may have been in harmony with your body energy and new ones may give you discomfort and uneasy feelings.
3) Relationships may be affected as spaces increase between the family members. The home decor may be new but the family seems to be aloof.
4) There is shift in relaxation energy and you may have to search for places to find comfort. This usually happens when bedroom decor is changed and bed position changed.
5) Quarrels and irritability among members , happens mostly due to south feng shuii affected.
What you can do! Simply go with the flow and whenever renovating, refurbishing your home do remember to give thanks to your belongings before letting them go. Purify the space and new furniture, even if it is new it has the energy of where it was made and stored. welcome the new objects and furniture to your home with intentions to bring you good luck and prosperity.
In Feng Shuii , intentions are very important as also the feng shuii energy and the element theory. Do consider the elements of the objects placed and then buy similar energy furniture or harmonize the energy with fresh feng shuii cures that balance the energy.
And of course, yes, there are precious artworks and antiques that have been handed over or bought by you and have brought you luck, try to blend them in your modern decor. And if you need to remove them ,store them with due respect. There are many cases of people affected by removing lucky wall art, and bringing in costliest artworks but the energy lacks! and they share the losses and chaos in their life and it all comes down to after they renovated their space! Go with your gut instincts in renovation of your home, if it feels right it is, and if it feels wrong , it definitely is not for you!


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DAVID GOODWILLIE has been frozen out of football after his loan deal at Crystal Palace was scrapped.
The former Dundee United striker has returned to Blackburn – but he can't go out on loan again or play for Rovers until next year.
Under the terms of the loan agreement, the 23-year-old has to wait until the transfer window opens in January before he can resume his career.
Caretaker boss Eric Black, who took over from fellow-Scot Steve Kean at Ewood Park last month, said: "The player can't go out on loan again. He's here, he'll train and we'll try to organise one or two closed-door games for him.
"We'd love to have David fit and contributing but this is just the way it has worked out."
Fellow Scot Dougie Freedman, who is gaffer at Palace, had originally agreed a contract until January for Goodwillie.
But the frontman has struggled for form and fitness in his six weeks with Palace and was sent back to Rovers last week.
Goodwillie, who has three caps for Scotland, turned out only once for Palace during his stay.
Former Blackburn manager Kean splashed out £2million to take the hitman from Tannadice in August last year.
But he scored only twice in 21 appearances as the club were relegated from the Premiership.
Now Goodwillie has gone into football's cold storage until January with his long-term future in doubt.


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John Reese is most famous for being the first person to make one million dollars in one day product launch on the internet. He launched a web course called Traffic Secrets in 2004 and advised people how to advertise their products and services online. Everybody could learn from the best-known techniques and get the way of diverting proper traffic towards their websites. The course now has blogging and social media features which are contributing to its rising popularity. He has the talent and confidence to provide advice on television and video conferences or seminars. As a guest speaker, his main aim is to make sure that the business professors can carry out the work in an effortless manner.
John Reese could easily make a mark when it came to affiliate marketing and domain brokerage at the beginning of his career. The importance of Google Adsense was established by him and the creation of several business models were a part of his contribution. By convincing people that the best platform of advertisement is Google, he conveyed ways to generate revenue. He also offers a course called Outsource Force, which provides a detailed summary on how people can manage their professions. He is a talented individual who has made about a million dollars a day. He is widely known as the person who made the method of product launch a popular one.
John Reese has a lot of achievements that followed one after another. He also took out the Reese Report, Product Launch Formula and eBay Secrets. Outsource Force is one of his successful product launches that taught internet entrepreneurs how to outsource their work to the Philippines. His regard to the world of domain has been very high as he realized that online spaces are of priceless value to advertisers. In fact, he bought various domains and re-sold them at a higher value. He accepted it point blank that creating something new is tedious and a difficult way of earning money.
John Reese gained a lot of experience from his domain-related work and experiments. He has been a part of various trials and taken the feedback seriously. He advises people to strive to make changes wherever required in order to appeal to clients all the more. He himself turned around his life with this philosophy and came out of a debt of 100,000 dollars. He learnt from the mistakes of other online marketers and saved himself from a lot of wastage.
John Reese has launched over 100 successful projects online and also come up with an eBay photo hosting site. He earned a lot of money on eBay auction, and thrived steadily from all his online sources. This shows that whatever he shares with people works completely in his favor and his way of online traffic generation is trustworthy. His secrets can be found on www.marketingsecrets.com and new trading facts can be discovered there. The video courses are very easy to follow and everyone can learn a lot. His blogs are also there for those who seek good and reliable business education.
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New Link Building Techniques
Link building is one of the most significant aspects in any Search Engine Optimization campaign. When people read you or content articles, they will naturally know that you are an expert inside your business, without you really needing to promote your self directly. In case you have a brand new site, the SEO professionals follow the afore-mentioned trick to make your site be known to the search engines and open public.
Beware, a few of these services don't submit backlinks in a stylish manner and do a large amount of spamming by using robots to do the work. White hat link building is the greatest known strategy to get relevant links therefore that your website seems high on the SERPs in the best search engines like Google, Yahoo and Bing. SEOmoz Linkscape allows you to track unique links that you get to each web page of your website.
The company must possess certain qualities that you must recognize while you choose to engage 1 for the link building way of your business website. Use of dishonest process won't be tolerated through search engines and hence they would ban your site. When you get links from several domains, you demonstrate that numerous sources find your content helpful.
Take advantage of these sites through creating and publishing some good content. For massive link juice, weblog exposure, and much more cash in your pocket you need to focus on these blog SEO techniques and link building strategies. Google in particular requires your inbound links as recommendations and places your website at a higher web page rank.
Modern corporations and entrepreneurs mostly carry out their work on the internet since it has become a part of most people's routine. Performing a competitor hyperlink analysis ought to be the starting point for the strategy. The more successful, the more links, and search engines will see these links as completely organic, since they are being spread naturally through open public sharing.
It's not hard to get mesmerized with spammy discussion board links, auto-submitting to hundreds and even thousands of directories for quick backlinks with the expectation of dominating search engine rankings. Now-a-days, you'll find a lot of weblogs, which are more about personal, foolish material rather than anything helpful. Google will "punish" your site for the criminal offense and you will be fallen to a reduced position and your links will be removed, so you will have to start all over again.
Do you want to understand more about link building and seo software explore the website link provided.
Posted: June 8th, 2012 under Traffic Building.
Tags: business, link building, Link Popularity, marketing, online promotion
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Tuesday, October 19, 2010
An Update....
20 comments:
Love this Stina :)ReplyDelete
Absolutt, denne ideen er virkelig noe å tenke på :)
Flotte stoffer, deilig å se på.
klem hk
You blocks look lovely and I hope you are soon feeling better.ReplyDelete
Hi Stina, your blocks are lovely.ReplyDelete
Hope you start getting better soon.
Wonderful Stina :) It´s a smart thing to change the stitching block so you don´t over work your hand :)ReplyDelete
Good luck!
Hey Stina! Your Butterfly Garden take-two is looking fabulous! And how embarassing that you'll probably finish your SECOND one of this quilt before I finishe my FIRST!!! :0) Love your pinwheel blocks ... I skipped those stitched blocks, too and replaced them with some nine-patches ... I was just lazy! :0) Hope you're feeling better soon! Bear Hugs! KRISReplyDelete
Ååååå så flott det blir!ReplyDelete
Jeg har stoff og mønster liggende, men gruer litt for å begynne.....lol....
Lurt med Pinweel blokkene !
Ha en riktig fin uke :o)
Ooh! I like it. :-)ReplyDelete
I hope you feel better soon.
Great idea, Stina, to replace the stitchings blocks;) I have also decided to make the other BG quilt someday, although I'm still struggling with my first one...ReplyDelete
- Louise SSOctober 19, 2010 at 5:24 PM
I like it! You have sewn a lot already!ReplyDelete
It is going to be beautiful! I love it! Feel better soon... poor girl!ReplyDelete
Feel better soon!ReplyDelete
Butterfly Garden is beautiful.
Så fint det blir..!!..ReplyDelete
Utrolig hvor anderledes ting blir med nye farger.
Sikkert lurt å bytte ut noen av stitcheryene....
Håper du blir fort bra...
Your blocks are coming along beautifully, Stina. Lovely colours!ReplyDelete
Hope you are feeling better soon.
Oh Stina -- your quilt blocks are beautiful! The colors are so pretty. I sure hope you're feeling better soon!ReplyDelete
It is looking so sweet, so feminine!ReplyDelete
Hope you are feeling better by now - I'm not ready for snow, not yet....
Those are soooo pretty--love them!! I hope you feel better soon!!!ReplyDelete
Well, it beautiful. You take care of yourself.ReplyDelete
Your Butterfly Garden is so pretty, Stina. My cousin and I are getting ready o start this BOM ourselves ... yours is inspiring. JoanneReplyDelete
Jag brukar titta in hos dej ibland och se dina fina skapelser. Och gissa om jag blev förånad nu när jag förstår att vi går samma utbildning.
Ha det fint!
Kram Maria
I have always loved this quilt. Yours is just beautiful!ReplyDelete
So nice to hear from you all... makes my day special...:o)
If I dont reply to your email.. you are probably set as a noreply...
so please see that there is a way for me to contact you...


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text: an explicit upgrade guide for wrt54g to thibor 14 (a success story!) adapted from hanstoppable's guide on www.hyperwrt.org forums. my hardware: linksys wrt54g v2.2 starting firmware: linksys v3.03.1, Oct. 18, 2004 web interface shows: "Wireless-G Broadband Router" in upper right goal: upgrade to thibor 14. 0. verify your router works. i've been using mine for months. 1. download everything you think you might need. certainly tofu-13-c.zip and Hyperwrt_GS_Thibor14.bin. I also downloaded linksys firmware from their site and dd-wrt mini v23, and web pages full of instructions including how to revive a bricked router, and other stuff too. 2. unplug all other connections, including WAN. dont want any interference. only your computer should be wired into the router. 3. went to 192.168.3.1 (address i've been using for this router), logged in, and on admin tab i reset the factory defaults. you might want to write down your settings first.. cause this is gonna erase em! 4. because factory default puts router at 192.168.1.1, and my ip is no longer valid, I had to get a new valid one: controlpanel > network connections > LAN > tcpip properties > change to "automatic" (dhcp) if you're already on automatic, you'd still want to right-click on LAN icon and "repair connection" to get a fresh new ip address from the router. to check/confirm your computer's current ip settings: start > run > cmd [enter] gives you a command window. then you can type > ipconfig I did this to confirm the router gave me .1.100 address (factory settings DHCP gives out number starting at 100) (DIDNT DO THIS; but thought about it!) wireless > basic settings> wireless mode -> disabled. save settings. continue. (any comments about this? i didnt want interference, since factory default has wireless on and open, but was afraid to have a non-factory setting... paranoid i know!) 5. Navigated to "Administration > Firmware Upgrade" section and browsed for the tofu13c firmware file called "code.bin". It is in the tofu-13-c.zip archive you should have unzipped. 6. Clicked the upgrade button. it has been suggested that it is a good idea to wait five minutes. So I did. However, the upgrade was successful in about one minute with no hang or apparent problems. I waited five minutes anyway. Hey, why not? 7. I clicked the "continue" button on the page that said the upgrade was successful, front page loads and in upper right hand corner i see "Firmware Version : v4.30.1, HyperWRT 2.1b1 +tofu13c" was indeed running. Yayness. 8 Not sure if this was necessary, at this intermediate stage, but seemed like a good idea. Factory Defaults > "Clear NVRAM, restore factory defaults" router will reboot. takes about 30 seconds, then page reloads automatically. 9. Then I navigated to the "Upgrade Firmware" section and browsed for Hyperwrt_GS_Thibor14.bin file I had already downloaded, and uploaded it to the router. 10. after 70 seconds, I saw the page that said the upgrade was successful...and router was rebooted automatically, another 30 seconds, and front page reloaded automatically. 11. Then I saw the firmware description up in the right corner "Firmware Version : v4.70.8, Hyperwrt 2.1b1 + Thibor14". Whew. also now says "Wireless-G Broadband Router with SpeedBooster" and "WRT54GL" 12. Navigated to "Administration > Factory Defaults" and again did "Clear NVRAM, restore factory defaults". router reboots, and after 30 seconds Admin page reloads. 13. I think everything is golden from here. Enjoy! I did have one little glitch though (see below). I think it can be resolved if you simply close your browser entirely and open it fresh at this point, before you start modifying settings. seems like a good place for this warning. DO NOT LOAD ANY SAVED SETTINGS FILE FROM PREVIOUS FIRMWARE. type in all your new settings by hand. -------- My Little Glitch: Here's what I experienced at this point (not having closed my firefox browser): Started changing settings, everything working fine. Get a quick "Continue" button each time. Then I changed "local ip" address, then i have to wait for 30 seconds before continuing. Renewed my computer's ip address (right-click on LAN, "repair connection") so i can reconnect, type in router's new IP address and get in (without login), but now i can't make any other changes to router. That is, i'm able to navigate around to any config tab, but change something and click "save changes" gives me the result "The connection was reset. The connection to the server was reset while the page was loading." close the firefox tab which is pointed at the router, and open a fresh one. same trouble. even trying "reboot" in admin tab gives same error. Close the firefox tab again. So I open IE and log in to router. now i'm able to save changes just fine. make some changes and finally quit IE. after a while, I go back to firefox, open a new tab and point at router again. still no login necessary, but now i'm able to save some changes. weird. -------- Big thanks again to hanstoppable, danielhaden and everyone else who added their comments and tips, both here and at www.hyperwrt.org forums and still other fora, and of course thibor and tofu. No hard resets necessary (see elsewhere for description of this).


text: In June this year, we had to make a decision around the life of our Innovations demonstration app, based on our fictional bank, Genius. The app had served us very well, having been presented at numerous FinTech conferences and to many, many clients over its lifetime. Over time, UX concepts have changed and progressed, and … Continue reading Genius 5.0


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Santa Cone Hat
|Make a cone-shaped Santa Claus hat out of construction paper and cotton.
Safety Tips
- Watch out for this sign . It means adult help is needed for the particular step.
|Draw and cut out a half-circle with a radius of 9-10 inches (diameter 18-20 inches) on red construction paper. If your compass is too small, you can use a pencil tied to a string to draw the half-circle.
|Form the half-circle into a cone. Make the base as wide as you can or wide enough to fit on your head. Details on making a cone hat can be found here.
*If you prefer to use a pattern, print out this birthday hat template on A4 or Letter size cardstock. The resulting hat will probably be a bit small so you will need to attach a chin strap using an elastic string.
|Glue cotton all around the base of the cone hat.
|Form cotton into a ball and glue this at the tip of the cone hat.
|Let the glue dry before wearing your Santa hat.


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EAST LANSING, MI-- Very few Americans are doing all they can to maintain a healthy life. Researchers found that only 3 percent undertook four basic steps that define a healthy lifestyle – not smoking, holding weight down, eating right and exercising.
"I was really quite surprised at how low that number was," Mathew Reeves, an assistant professor of epidemiology at Michigan State University and researcher of the study, said in a release. "These results illustrate the extraordinarily low prevalence of healthy lifestyles in the U.S. adult population."
The study, which was published in the April 25 issue of the journal Archives of Internal Medicine, looked at nationally representative data from 153,000 adults from the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS), a national survey conducted in 2000 that looked at Americans' health habits. Of the respondents, only 3 percent participated in all four of what are termed healthy lifestyle characteristics (HLCs).
Looking at these HLCs individually, about 75 percent reported they didn't smoke; 23 percent included at least five fruits and vegetables in their daily diets; 22 percent took part in regular physical activity, which was defined as at least 30 minutes of activity a day, five or more times a week; and about 40 percent maintained a healthy weight, which was defined as a body mass index (BMI) of 25 or less.
Reeves said that women tended to follow more of the HLCs than men, as did whites compared with minority populations. But no one group, he said, came even close to what is necessary to lead a healthy life.
"It's important to note that the effect of following these lifestyles is greater than anything else medicine has to offer," Reeves said. "I don't know anything a doctor's office can do that would reduce your risk of diabetes or cardiovascular disease by 80 to 90 percent, which is what other studies have now shown."
The consequences of continuing down this path are evident in many ways, far beyond the issues of quality of life and life expectancy. One example, said Reeves, is the challenge to the nation's health-care system.
"We have millions of people now going through adult life leading unhealthy lifestyles and a medical system that can treat illnesses and keep you alive longer than ever before," he said. "If we don't turn this around, the costs to society are going to be crippling."
Reeves said all of the HLCs defined in the study are controllable, so the million-dollar question is, why are only a tiny minority of adults able to follow a healthy lifestyle? He said that in order to get a large segment of the population to change its ways of living, it will be up to society as a whole to shift the cultural norms in terms of how it views healthy lifestyles.
"We are not proactive enough in challenging people to incorporate physical activity and other aspects of healthy lifestyles into their everyday lives," he said. "We need a societal change so that leading a healthy lifestyle is seen as a necessary expectation, and not something that is only followed by some tiny minority – everyone needs to understand what we are giving up by not doing this."


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General Dynamics Corp. wrapped up its previously announced purchase of IPW Holdings Inc., the parent company of IPWireless Inc., on Friday, June 8, the company announced today.
The value of the cash transaction has not been disclosed, the June 11 announcement said.
IPWireless, a San Francisco-based provider of 3G and 4G LTE wireless broadband network equipment and solutions for public safety and military customers, has been renamed General Dynamics Broadband and will operate as a subsidiary of General Dynamics C4 Systems.
General Dynamics Broadband produces 3G and 4G Long Term Evolution (LTE) wireless broadband network components and user devices for end-to-end systems that enable first responders and other mobile users to access lifesaving data and applications at very high speeds, the announcement explained.
Built on commercial networking standards, the company's products improve first responders' effectiveness and safety by providing them with greater access to information.
General Dynamics Broadband will continue working with its existing industry partners and customers in meeting the communication systems needs of public safety users nationwide.
"General Dynamics Broadband is now positioned to bring more innovation to the most advanced mobile broadband deployments in the government sector today," said Chris Marzilli, president of General Dynamics C4 Systems, in the statement.
General Dynamics Corp., of Falls Church, Va., ranks No. 6 on Washington Technology's 2012 Top 100 list of the largest federal government contractors.
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Bran Ferren is an affable, red-haired, round-faced whiz person. Neither face nor name sets off a large clanging of bells, but Ferren and his team bear responsibility for, among many other items in and out of film, that hungry and ever-growing plant in "Little Shop of Horrors."
They also did hallucinatory passages in "Altered States," Ferren's first film, and a tornado for the Sally Field film "Places in the Heart." They helped on "Star Trek V" and the forthcoming "Second Sight."
Ferren did his first Broadway stage work, lighting and special effects, for "Crucifer of Blood," and subsequently lent his hand to "Evita," "Cats" and "Sunday in the Park with George."
He has done TV commercials and still photography--a wine glass on a glacier, that kind of thing. Now, Ferren has made his first feature, "Funny," which opens Sept. 22 at the Monica 4-Plex in Santa Monica and which, I think it fair to say, is unusual.


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Top notch from Asus!
Asus entered the huge Indian smartphone market with three new devices which were a great offering at their own price segments. The Zenfone 4, 5 and 6 which were respectively INR 5999, INR 12999 and INR 16999. All these phones boasted their amazing specs at their respective price points. Zenfone 5 being priced perfectly at the target segment of most successful phones namely Moto G and Moto G 2nd gen and others, The Zenfone 5 managed to grab a quite good market share from the rivals. Quite good share of all attention of Asus was due to Zenfone 5. But their product for the higher price range that is the Zenfone 6 had a pretty good offering at the price point as well. In this article we discuss about the Zenfone 6 in detail.
The basic design philosophy of all Asus smartphones are the same with plastic body and matte finish on the back. The plastic feel on a INR 16999 phone is not desirable, but still it manages to get a feel of good quality and look. The extra metal added provides sturdiness for the design and protection. The feel of the phone in hand is quite premium due to its matte finishing. The front of the screen is a 6 inch display with fairly large bezels at the edges. The 6 inch screen might be a turn off for ergonomic feel. The monster display of the Zenfone 6 is quite wide but we thought it would be better to be longer rather than wider. The phablet is about 9.9 mm thick. The huge size of the phablet demands use of two hands for operation. There are capacitive buttons at the bottom just above the metallic strip which has become a signature style of Asus smartphones. The earpiece and front camera are placed at comfortable positions above the screen. The microphone and the micro USB port for charging and data sync is given at the bottom. On the rear side there is camera and flash. The rear cover is removable however, the battery is non removable.
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As far as the specifications are concerned the Zenfone 6 is spec heavy and has all reasons to boast about itself. It has an Intel Atom Z2580 dual-core SoC clocked at 2 GHz with Hyper threading technology which manages to get the users a seamless smooth experience. This processor is more powerful than the Z2560 inside the ZenFone 5. A PowerVR 544MP2 clocked at 533MHz provides the juice for graphics. The phablet also has 2GB of RAM. Asus provides 16GB of internal storage, of which only 12.2GB is available to use. This can be extended to up to 64GB using micro SD cards. The phablet runs on Android Jelly Bean 4.3 out of the box. And as per Asus, the devices will be given the software upgrades as soon as possible. The phablet becomes a bit sluggish when running high resource eating apps. But the upgrade to KitKat and Lollipop will definitely get true flawless experience from the device.
The camera on the phablet is of 13 MPix which does fairly good in capturing images. However under low light conditions the snaps become miserable. Lot of blur was observed in the snap if the light conditions are not proper. In good sunlight we had good snaps but still on zooming we found it satisfactory at its best. Few filters and options are provided for customizing the photos which the pro users can tamper. Options for multiple shooting has also been provided in the device. Asus has innovated with its Selfie mode, in which the rear camera can focus on as many as four faces and capture an image automatically. It worked flawlessly every time. The camera is also capab;e of shooting 1080p videos, but it also suffers from exposure issues.
In our battery test, the high capacity 3300mAh battery inside this phablet lasted us around 11 hours. This is in tune with our regular usage experience, where the phablet lasted us at least a day and a half, which involved around a good mix of gaming, web browsing, calls, texting and listening to music. In our call tests, the phone managed to hold on to the signal even in areas notorious for network congestion which was an utterly great performance.
Asus Zenfone 6 is a decent performer for daily user. But when it comes to heavy resource consuming apps the phone tends to be bit sluggish. Apps open and close rather quickly. Most games work fine, but graphics intense games like GT Racing 2 and Shadowgun stutter and feel laggish at times.
Web browsing is a really blazing experience on any connection, which is confirmed by the SunSpider score of 750 ms. In CPU performance tests like AnTuTu and Quadrant, the ZenFone 6 scored 22,503 and 10,357 respectively. Even 3DMark Ice Storm and GFXbench had scores of 8181 and 20 fps respectively. All the numbers are really good compared to other phablets in the same price range.
The video playback in the phablet is a delight. The speaker on the phone is not too loud but sufficient enough. The earphones provided along with the smartphone are of very decent quality and give amazing reproduction of voice and does good work in cancellation of outside noise.
Gizmo Verdict
Asus Zenfone 6 comes for INR 16,999 which is the best mid range affordable phablet. If you like to click pictures this is the smartphone you should have with a huge 6-inch display. Check the video review of Asus Zenfone 6.


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Even BTR See The Chemistry Between James & Peta
- BTR Totally Calls Out Chemistry Between James Maslow & Peta Murgatroyd – J-14.com
- Will Dancing With The Stars come back for Season 19? – Wetpaint
- "The Princess Diaries" is 15! – Teen.com
- Justin Bieber and Kylie Jenner dine out together in Vegas – TooFab
- The Ready Set premieres 'Freakin' Me Out' – Just Jared
- 5 Seconds of Summer Debut 'Don't Stop' Lyric Video – BOP Tiger Beat
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New Delhi, May 26: A hunt has been launched for nabbing three more persons named by bookie Mohammed Yahya during interrogation, before Delhi Police moves to the door of another IPL team whose three players are allegedly involved in spot-fixing.
Highly-placed sources said that while circumstantial evidence and the statement of Yahya suggested involvement of three more players, nabbing them was required before proceeding further in the probe.
The sources said that the wanted persons by the Delhi Police were bookies as well as punters who were contacts of three cricket players against whom evidence was being gathered.
"We will be progressing against three more players only after we are able to nab those named by Yahya during his questioning to get direct evidence," a senior official associated with the probe said.
Asked whether there were any big names involved among the three players being probed by the Delhi Police, the official said, "Well I don't think so" and also ruled out the possibility of involvement of foreign players in spot-fixing in IPL matches.
Delhi Police has arrested 19 people including three cricketers of Rajasthan Royals -- S Sreesanth, Ankit Chavan and Ajit Chandila.
Chavan was sent to judicial custody till June 4 after police told the court that he was not required for any further questioning by it.
The Delhi Police was also working out to see as to how much money was involved in the case. It was not possible to have any firm figure but it must be running into hundreds of crores of rupees, the sources said.
Police was also focusing on completing the investigation in the present case as soon as possible and submit a charge sheet in 60 days.
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I'm using Outlook 2010 on Windows 7 64bit.
My company uses a hosted Sharepoint server (I guess it's Sharepoint 2010). There's a team calendar, which I would like to connect to my Outlook 2010. Linking it to Outlook works fine until it tries to update the calendar with the Sharepoint server. I shows
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Since being acquired by Google, YouTube's had a target on its head. This has been true both from a legal perspective, as well as from competitors that have done as much as possible to put out more features, or simply do things better. Web video host Vimeo's latest feature--called stats, which rolls out to paying Vimeo Plus members Tuesday afternoon--is a mix of both.
Stats has been in the works since 2008, though the project got sidelined for more pressing matters like better categorization, a mobile interface, 1080p video, and an HTML5 video player. Though not as sexy as most of those things, stats is probably the most important feature in helping Vimeo's video creators know more about how well their content has been received, as well as who's watching it.
Stats gives users a visual and numerical breakdown of:
- Referrers (where videos are being watched from--including the individual sub-domain pages)
- What country viewers are from
- A breakdown of user likes and comments
- How many times a video has been downloaded
- How many times a video has been played versus how many times the player was simply loaded.
- How many of users actually finished the video (both on the site and in embeds).
The tracking that goes into making these numbers available works even for non-paying Vimeo users. The feature simply turns on once you become a Plus member. It can also go as far back as to when you joined the site, which for me was in June 2007. Although in a phone call with CNET a few weeks ago, a Vimeo representative said the tracking has only been going for the past year.
Beyond these metrics, many of which can be found on other video hosts, Vimeo's secret sauce is that it can further break out each metric by the quality of the video. So if you want to get an idea of how many viewers watched a standard definition, versus a high-definition copy of your video, you can do that. It can also spit those numbers out on a spreadsheet-friendly .CSV file.
The stats feature should be going live to Vimeo Plus users in the next few hours. Below, and after the break are some shots of what users will get.


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This debut novel from a bestselling essayist follows a circle of friends on a quest to find a priceless necklace and regain an even rarer treasure: a genuine connection.
This trenchant first novel from the author of I Was Told There'd Be Cake (2008) and How Did You Get This Number (2010) is about a necklace; Guy de Maupassant's classic short story, "The Necklace"; and an interconnected circle of friends from college who, like beads on a broken necklace, have dispersed and rolled off on different paths. Some of these young people have gotten lost—or lost some essential part of themselves—along the way as they hurtle toward their 30s, watching their 20s blur by and disappear in the rearview mirror. While the luckier (wealthier, more successful) of them marry and move toward parenthood, three of the pals—hapless, unemployed data-crunching Brooklynite Victor; charismatic yet not quite successful LA screenwriter Nathaniel; and clever, spritelike Kezia, whose job working for an offbeat jewelry designer in Manhattan is, she fears, hardening her soul—all single, are beginning to wonder if they're wasting their lives pursuing goals as false and worthless as a paste gemstone. Crosley's smart, sardonic, sometimes-zany, yet also sensitive story is told from the alternating perspectives of these three linked characters, taking the readers along as they reunite first for a friend's wedding in Miami and then again for a road trip in France, setting off from Paris in pursuit of, yes, a priceless necklace but also of things far more valuable: the truth about themselves and one another, a genuine sense of purpose (or, at least, an antidote to their approaching anhedonia), and, perhaps most precious of all, a connection to one another.
This novel about a chain of interlinked friends on the brink of their 30s has a few overly manufactured plot elements but overall is a real gem.


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The Prime Minister said he had nothing to do with the plot to discredit his longtime friend because he forecast the worse economic downturn for 60 years.
But his intervention will do little to heal the rift which has opened up between the two men and saw Mr Darling issue Mr Brown with an ultimatum either to let him stay in his job or resign rather than be moved sideways in the Cabinet reshuffle last year.
Mr Darling made the latest revelations in a frank interview in which he confirmed that No 10 worked against him, with aides briefing journalists that he had harmed the economy with his dire assertions and should be sacked.
"Nobody likes the sort of briefing that goes on," Mr Darling said, "the forces of hell were unleashed".
Asked if he believed that allies of Mr Brown including Charlie Whelan, a senior union official, and Damian McBride, then his political spokesman had briefed against him, Mr Darling said: "Of course you have people saying things."
But speaking on GMTV this morning, Mr Brown denied that he ordered any assault.
"I would never instruct anybody to do anything other than support my Chancellor," he said.
"Alistair has been a friend of mine for 20 years, we have worked together, our families know each other. We have worked together all this time and we have huge mutual respect for each other. I think he would confirm that."
The Prime Minister also spoke out for the first time about the claims that staff in his office were bullied.
He admitted his actions could be viewed as "demanding" and that of a "hard taskmaster" who sometimes got angry and impatient, but said the office of the Prime Minister could not be held by a "shrinking violet".
"I get angry sometimes – doesn't everybody? I get impatient, I am driven to do the things," he said. "When I came into the job, I said look, I will try my utmost and I challenge people, I ask them to do the best they can.
"Actually, we work in an open plan office, we are a sort of family in Downing Street and like every family there are issues that come from time to time, but we have a got a great working environment and we get things done."
"In my job you have got to get things done, you have got to push people you have got to challenge people. You don't solve a world recession by being a shrinking violet."
The bullying claims were sparked by a book by Observer journalist Andrew Rawnsley which alleged that Sir Gus O'Donnell, the Cabinet Secretary, had privately warned Mr Brown about his treatment of staff.
The allegation was followed by another, by the founder of the National Bullying Helpline that her office had received complaints from staff working inside No 10.