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The Barnes & Jones thermostatic steam trap, model 2SW, features a 1/2" trap connection in a straight pattern. Thermostatic traps are ideal for low and medium pressure heating systems. The thermostatic element expands when steam is present, closing the trap, and contracts when cooler air or condensate is present, opening the trap, which allows the condensate to drain. The 2SW is cast iron, has a 250 psi maximum operating pressure, and a capacity of 10,000 pounds per hour.
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Barnes & Jones was founded before the turn of the century by two engineers who applied their expertise to build quiet and efficient steam heating traps and systems. Today, Barnes & Jones manufactures 100% calibrated cage unit inserts, the recognized standard in the steam heating repair kit market, for every heating steam trap body ever made. Barnes & Jones products are available throughout North America, Central and South America, and most of Europe. The operating principle of these cage units, first introduced in 1902, remains unchanged as cage units emerge, today, as the preferred automatic valving solution for high-tech environmental control systems.


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Help develop a child's body awareness, drawing and counting skills.$4.25Grade: Pre-K, Transitional K, and K
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Demonstrate proper letter formation to the entire class by using magnetic pieces on a whiteboard.$28.95Grade: K
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The 4" x 6" Slate Chalkboard helps prevent reversals as children learn to write capitals and numbers.$4.95Grade: Pre-K-1
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FLIP Crayons® Gift SetLove FLIP Crayons®? Wish you had mini packs for individual students? They're here!$14.95Grade: Pre-K and K
Little Chalk BitsThese soft chalk pieces make writing easy for little hands.$5.50Grade: Pre-K-4+
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These sponges are just the right size for doing Wet–Dry–Try.$2.75Grade: Pre-K-4+
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Box of 144 4" pencils with erasers for little hands (Gr. K–1).$11.95Grade: Transitional K-1
Magic C Bunny Puppet
Teach the beginning C stroke letters with this engaging puppet.$18.50Grade: Pre-K-3
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The 11" x 17" magnetic board and keys can be used on a whiteboard, in a center, on a desk, or on the floor.$19.95Grade: K-2
Pre-K Readiness & Writing KitBuy a kit and save! A $716 value! (for a class of 20)$595.00Grade: Pre-K
Pre-K Numbers & Math KitBuy a kit and save! A $370 value! (for a class of 20)$310.00Grade: Pre-K
Pre-K Language & Literacy KitBuy a kit and save! A $417 value! (for a class of 20)$350.00Grade: Pre-K
Pre-K Kit & Kaboodle KitBuy a kit and save! A $1,478 value! (for a class of 20)$1,210.00Grade: Pre-K
Additional Laminated Cards for the Roll-A-Dough Letters®Set includes 18 double-sided laminated cards that fit into the tray.$11.25Grade: Pre-K
Additional Tray for the Roll-A-Dough Letters®Multisensory tray to form letters with dough.$5.25Grade: Pre-K
Get Set for School: Sing Along CD
Includes 25 interactive songs to develop important social, cognitive, and school readiness skills.$13.95Grade: Pre-K
Sing, Sound & Count With Me CD
Includes 29 fun songs to reinforce language and number concepts.$13.95Grade: Pre-K
Rock, Rap, Tap & Learn CD
Includes 25 rocking and upbeat songs to develop self-esteem and body awareness.$13.95Grade: K-2

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Link original: Challenge | Who are They?
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Hello, good evening! Here we go on another very easy challenge game, this time with only one artist to be identified since I'm sure that everybody should easily confirm who is backing the singer with a guitar! Baden Powell, which I never saw playing guitar before. Piece of cake, who is singing?
Sorry, I could not resist extending today's challenge a little bit showing Baden Powell again. Both photos were taken at the anthological Bossa Nova concert at Faculdade de Arquitetura, Rio de Janeiro, 1959. This second challenge has also only one artist to be identified. Just tell me how is playing trumpet behind Baden Powell. Not so easy, but I think people should make it very fast this time.
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Só consegui (acho) a segunda foto do desafio. Alguém teria a primeira foto para compartilhar conosco? Ela deve mostrar, além do Baden, a cantora Rosana Toledo.


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ASABA 2018: Has Nigeria Learnt Its Lessons?Monday, 06 August 2018 16:36
The CAASABA 2018 has come and gone it is left, to be seen what the Nigerian Athletics Federation have learnt from the various challenges, and hitches that came with it.
The Arrival period and opening day encountered too many difficulties, from miscommunication to alleged abandonment of some National Teams at the Airport even down to no proper arrangements for journalists, this has led to widespread criticism by both local and international bodies.
Another amazing experience was the falling of the Tank which supplied water to the swimming pools, This challenges faced has also been escalated in many ways which has also dented the Nations Image even as they seek to bid for the Worlds athletics championships.
Solomon Ogba came out to refute some of the claims categorically calling the media agents who reported some of the news as "blind" and he also added that the Tank fell a 100m from the stadium in an area under construction. The question still remains has Nigeria not got what it takes to Host Africa in one city? How then will they want to host the world in 2023.
FRANCE FOOTBALL TEAM RECEIVES HERO'S WELCOMETuesday, 17 July 2018 13:50
The 2018 FIFA World Cup champions have been given a heroes' welcome in France.
Players and officials of the French national football team were greeted by fans who lined the Champs-Elysées in central Paris, chanting their praise.
French president Emmanuel Macron also reportedly celebrated with the team on their return.
You will recall that France had on Sunday defeated Croatia four-two to lift the World Cup for the second; the first time being twenty years ago.
BARCELONA ANNOUNCES RECORD REVENUETuesday, 17 July 2018 13:49
Spanish football club, FC Barcelona, had reported record revenue of nine hundred and fourteen million Euros in the 2017-2018 season.
Part of the proceeds came from Barcelona's world record transfer fee of two hundred point six million pounds from French side, Paris Saint Germain for Brazilian Neymar in 2017.
Barcelona has since then broken its transfer record twice with the signings of Ousmane Dembele for ninety-six point eight million pounds and Philippe Coutinho for one hundred and six point four million pounds.
The 2018 La Liga winner has now said it was on track to achieve revenues in excess of one billion Euros by 2021.
NFF CRISES: PINNICK VS GIWATuesday, 10 July 2018 13:45
Attention has returned to the Federal High Court in Jos where the Amaju Pinnick group has taken the case asking that the order which for Chris Giwa to take office should be vacated.
Our man Bello Zech went to the streets to sample the thoughts of football fans on who they think should be the President of the NFF. Let's take a listen.
Russia 2018: Senegal, eliminated, as fair play decidedFriday, 29 June 2018 08:12
All five African teams have crashed out of the group stage of the 2018 FIFA World Cup tournament in Russia.
The last to leave the tournament are Senegal, who lost against Colombia one-nil in their last Group H match played yesterday.
However; Senegal finished with equal points and goal tally with Japan, but were eliminate based on FIFA's fair play rule, having picked up more Yellow cards than Japan.
The President of Egypt Football Association, Hany Abo Rida, says the Ramadan fasting affected the Pharaoh's preparations for the World Cup in Russia.
Rida said his squad chose to fast during the Muslim holy month that ended the day before Egypt's opening game against Uruguay, as well as the subsequent ties with the hosts Russia and Saudi Arabia.
GHANAIAN FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION DISSOLVED BY THE GOVERNMENTFriday, 08 June 2018 11:23
The Ghanaian government has ordered the dissolution of its national football association.
This followed the filming of the president of the Ghanaian Football Association, Kwesi Nyantakyi, apparently accepting a cash gift of sixty-five thousand dollars from an undercover reporter pretending to be a businessman.
Ghana's Information Minister, Mustapha Abdul-Hamid, said the government decided to take immediate steps to address widespread rot in the system, adding that interim measures to govern Ghanaian football would be announced soon.
Nyantakyi, who is Vice-President of the Confederation of African Football and a member of the FIFA Council, has not commented on the allegations.
Similarly; football's world governing body, FIFA is yet to react to the decision to dissolve the Ghanaian FA and the alleged cash gift claims exposed in a documentary by Ghana's celebrated undercover reporter Anas Aremayaw Anas.
This is because FIFA laws prevent government interference in football administration, and it had previously banned countries that breached the rules.


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Originally from Sydney, Will worked for a number of years at OTTO Sydney where he began to expand his role in the kitchen. He was promoted over the next four years through positions of increasing responsibility, moving into Senior Sous Chef, assisting Executive Chef Richard Ptacnik to maintain and expand the restaurant's enviable culinary reputation.
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It could be said that purses are like portable survival kits that help women (and everyone they love) get through life. While some people may just see them as frivolous fashion accessories, anyone that carries a purse knows that quite the opposite is true.
In fact, purses are proof of how many ladies have mastered the art of being fashionable and practical with their style choices.
Of course, every once in a while, it is important to update those survival kits. Adjustments must be made to consider changing schedules, possible job changes, aging technology, new workout routines, and more. Besides, most ladies can get into the habit of stuffing everything in our purses and forgetting about it for a good millennia or two.
Thankfully, there are ways to help figure out what items are must-haves and which ones a gal can clear out of her purse. While it's nice to be prepared for anything the world may throw at them, every lady knows that chronic shoulder pain is no joke.
Start embracing that "new year, new me" attitude by throwing out all the useless junk at the bottom of that cute bag. It will literally be a weight lifted off of sore shoulders. Then, restock with these key must-haves.
20 Baby Wipes Have A Million Uses
If you haven't yet been awakened to the infinite uses of baby wipes, you can thank us later. These are a purse essential because they're multi-functional, so they can replace quite a few other products you may have in your bag.
Whether you need some way to clean your hands or you spill something or you're forced to use a neglected public restroom, baby wipes can save the day in any of these situations.
Of course, if you have a child or happen to be a nanny, the functionality of these little lifesavers only increases your potential to handle sticky situations.
19 Safety Pins Come In Handy For Wardrobe Malfunctions
It's one of those things you may get teased for carrying. Some may even began referring to your purse as a "Mary Poppins bag" if these discover you have these (we're not speaking from personal experience at all) but these naysayers will be eating their words when they find themselves in a bind. All sorts of wardrobe malfunctions can easily and quickly be aided by a safety pin.
Stuck zippers and straps can be temporarily fixed without a trip home, and if your purse breaks because you've stuffed too much in it, you can use a safety pin from inside your purse to fix it. Meta...
18 Business Cards Make Anyone Look Like They've Got Their Lives Together
It doesn't matter what line of work you're in, business card often come in handy. You never know when you'll be unexpectedly networking with someone in a cafe line that happens to be in the same industry as you.
Business cards also have uses aside from their primary function because they're a quick and easy way to give someone your contact info.
If you find yourself wanting to leave your info for a cute guy or gal, IG handles are always an option, but a business card is certainly a good way to level up. They'll immediately know you're not the type to be cool with the first date at Taco Bell. Unless you are...
17 Tissues Are A Winter Essential
It's never cute to be the person at the movies, or a board meeting, or anywhere sniffling every few seconds because you can't get your hands on a tissue. You know what we're talking about. At some point we've been that person as well, but not since we started putting tissues in our purse. Especially during winter, these are essential. Even if you don't find yourself needing them, you could help someone out by sharing your packet. Additionally, tissues are also great for small messes or unexpected emotional displays in public.
There's nothing wrong with crying about nothing while you're on your period, but you might not feel like explaining to your barista.
16 Even Minimalists Need Chapstick
Chapstick is especially essential for winter, but really it is important for any time of year. Regardless of where we're going and how small our purse is, we always make sure to carry this one essential.
It's up to you to decide whether makeup products are a daily essential, but we'd absolutely recommend keeping your lips hydrated.
Luckily, chapsticks take up a minimal amount of space. If you ever consider skipping it, remember that licking your lips only makes them drier. Nothing wrong with running into the object of your affection makeup-free, but chapstick free? We wouldn't think of it.
15 Mint Can Help Prevent Embarrassing Moments
However small your purse may be, you can likely find a container of mints tailored to that size. We'd say that they're worth carrying, even if you don't plan on getting up close and personal with anyone. If you have more garlic than you bargained for at dinner, or even if you're running to the corner store before having brushed your teeth, accidents happen, and you may end up getting closer to someone than expected (even in perfectly platonic situations).
Rather than being stranded in a situation where you know your breath smells and it's too late to do anything, simply carry a small tin of mints.
14 Feminine Products Are Helpful When Mother Nature Decides To Surprise Us
As the old saying goes, it's better safe than sorry. That's why it's always best to carry around your preferred feminine products for when your cycle decides to take you by surprise.
If you happen to be the forgetful type, it's also better to just always have them on hand so you don't have to keep up with when to put it in your purse.
Let's not forget that keeping a tampon or pad handy is also a great way to help out a fellow woman in need. If you carry just one, it won't even take up that much space!
13 Hair Ties Are Useful For Making Friends
Speaking of purse items that can help you make friends, hair ties are of course a no-brainer. It's a small thing that many of us often forget to carry around, but if you're performing a physical activity or it happens to be summer, hair ties can be a serious life saver.
Even if you have short hair, we suggest keeping one of these around, they can be a great ice breaker at that yoga class you've been attending. Breaking a sweat is so much more fun when you have someone to chat with!
12 A Pen Is An Often Forgotten Essential
Because most of us have gotten used to having our phones on hand 24/7, we take for granted that pen and paper can still be useful in a lot of situations. If you happen to be trying to decrease your dependency on your phone, or you're just one of those people that's always at 1%, pens are still helpful.
Keeping a pen around can be convenient if you need to jot down a note or someone's number.
It can also help you bring back those days of doodling on paper when you're having to wait for your boss at a work meeting or your date at a restaurant. It's probably better than scrolling through IG.
11 Cash Comes In Handy When Technology Flops
Are we the only ones who have forgotten what cash looks like? It's fortunate that so many places take cards these days; it's convenient if you aren't sure how much you're going to spend, and you don't have to worry about making constant trips to an ATM. However, there are a lot of times when cash still comes in handy. Sometimes cards flub on us; whether it's your bank's fraud protection systems or it's a chip malfunction, sometimes the thing that is so convenient can also be unreliable.
It's a good idea to always carry at least a bit of cash in case of emergency, or if you run into one of those kids selling candy bars for their field trip. How can you say no to those cute faces?
10 Granola Bars Are A Godsend When There's No Time For Lunch
We are big believers in keeping some sort of snack in your purse. Of course, it's a bad idea to keeping anything that might melt or crumble in your bag, but chewy granola bars are usually a safe bet. It's hard to predict when you'll get stuck in traffic or you have a deadline that you're struggling to meet.
Simply keeping a little bit of sustenance in your purse can provide a bit of brain fuel when you most need it.
If you happen to have low blood sugar, a little snack can also keep you from regrettably snapping at anyone at work.
9 Sunscreen Is A Must For Every Season
It is easy to forget that sunscreen is not just a summer or beach essential. Some women don't know that sunscreen is important even during winter, but there are many days where the snow outside doesn't keep the sun from shining. If this is an essential that you occasionally forget to apply, it may be best to simply keep sunscreen in your purse year-round as a built-in reminder for yourself.
There's also the option of using a lotion that has SPF protection built into it to save you trouble, as long as you find some way to get that protection. Your future self will definitely thank you for this consideration.
8 A Miniature Flashlight Is Useful For Unexpected Car Trouble
Miniature flashlights are sort of a godsend. Of course in thriller and disaster films, we see women readily pulling them from their key chains to investigate dark hallways and the like.
Even if you don't live in a dramatic film though, flashlights come in handy for the most mundane problems.
Maybe you dropped your lipstick on the sidewalk and at night, or maybe there's something wrong with your car and you can't find the root of the problem. Let's not forget that they're essential when power outages occur too. You'll be surprised how many uses portable flashlights have when you finally get one.
7 Band-Aids Are Important
If you're clumsy (no judgment), it's probably a good idea to carry around some band-aids. Even if you're generally graceful, band-aids are great for those pesky paper cuts you may end up with after spending too much time at the office. If you've ever experienced the pain that comes with accidentally getting hand sanitizer or lime juice (don't ask) in a cut you forgot about, you'll understand how useful band-aids can be. They can be a visual reminder to keep you careful, and of course, they can be shared as well.
People will tease you for being the mom of your group until they find themselves in need.
6 A Pain Reliever Is Good For Unexpected Headaches
If you don't have a ton of office space, or you don't have an office at all, it may be a good idea to keep some things that people typically place in their desk drawers in your purse. A pain reliever is always useful for a headache that just won't go away, or if it happens to be that time of the month.
Most of us have experienced the struggle of trying to focus at work while your body was seemingly turning against you.
No need to carry around a whole bottle either; a tiny packet or two can be replenished whenever necessary, that way you're not adding too much weight to your purse.
5 Physical Planners Take Up Perfectly Good Space
While we totally support a lot of people's aversion to becoming more dependent on technology, there are many examples of technology making our lives easier. This is why we'd argue that it's better to switch over to a digital planner rather than a physical one if you typically keep it in your purse. It's great to have a physical calendar on your wall at home or at work, but if you typically carry one in your purse, it can take up a lot of space, and it tends to be less efficient than putting things in your phone.
You're probably wasting precious minutes of your life shuffling through your calendar to check your availability. Your phone can easily send you reminders, and it doesn't take up nearly as much space.
4 Old Receipts Are Pretty Much Useless
Why is it that so many of us love keeping receipts, even for things we know we'll never return? Perhaps you just have a habit of keeping receipts in your purse if there isn't a trashcan around. Regardless, a lot of stores provide you the option of emailing yourself your receipt these days.
This is much easier to keep track off for your records, and you can easily ignore the receipts you don't need.
When you don't have the option of emailing your receipt, we suggest immediately throwing out ones you don't need. What are the chances you're going to return your two-day-old groceries?
3 Free Mall Samples Eventually Make A Mess
Who doesn't love free samples? The problem is that when things are free, most of us have a tendency to take things we would never think of buying, and things we don't really need. Next time you see a free sample for tea you don't drink or makeup you don't use, simply decline. The same goes for coupons as well, as they should not be an excuse to purchase something you do not actually want.
Getting rid of any free samples or coupons you may have in your bag can be a huge space saver for some, and it will easily make you feel more organized.
2 Manicure Sets Are Best Kept At Home
People try to sell women all sorts of things and convince us that they're "essentials." If we had every must-have that brands claim we need in our purses, they'd be heavier than us! One of these unnecessary purse essentials is a manicure set.
It's perfectly fine to have one of these at home if you enjoy doing your own nails, but there really is no such thing as a "nail emergency" if we're honest.
If you chip a nail, it can probably wait until you get home. Because honestly, at what point do you have time in your day to stop at work, or in public, to drop everything and fix your nails?
1 ...So Are Checkbooks
Checkbooks are one of those ancient technologies you no longer need to carry with you. We kid, checkbooks are definitely still important for some of us, but they don't need to be in your purse. Ask yourself, how often are you writing a check outside of your home or apartment? The main purpose of checkbooks these days is to pay rent; if you try to use it at the grocery store or movie theater, you will likely be met with bewildered looks.
So simply keep it at home, and then you have the added bonus of not having to worry so much about it being stolen.


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| Calcium Functions -- Bone as the Calcium Nutrient Reserve -- Cellular Functions and Fluxes of Calcium -- Techniques for Studying Calcium Metabolism and Its Relationship to Disease -- Nutritional Epidemiology -- Clinical Approaches for Studying Calcium Metabolism and Its Relationship to Disease -- Kinetic Studies -- Calcium Consumption, Requirements, and Bioavailability -- Requirements for What Endpoint? -- Dietary Calcium -- Food Sources, Supplements, and Bioavailability -- Calcium Homeostasis -- The Calcium Economy -- Molecular Regulation of Calcium Metabolism -- Influence of Total Diet on Calcium Homeostasis -- Influence of Lifestyle Choices on Calcium Homeostasis -- Influence of Physical Activity on Calcium and Bone -- The Case for a Calcium Appetite in Humans -- Calicium Through Development -- Infancy and Childhood -- Prepuberty and Adolescence -- Calcium in Pregnancy and Lactation -- Calcium and Disease -- Calcium in Systemic Human Health -- Calcium and Oral Health -- Dietary Calcium and Obesity -- Polycystic Ovary Syndrome and Reproduction -- Premenstrual Syndrome -- Calcium Throughout the Life Cycle -- Calcium, Vitamin D, and Cancer -- Dietary Calcium and the Metabolic Syndrome -- Calcium and Phosphate Control in Patients With Renal Disease -- Hypertension and Cardiovascular Disease.
| Calcium performs diverse biological functions in the human body and is a micronutrient essential to human health and well-being. It serves as a second messenger for nearly every biological process, stabilizes many proteins, and in deficient amounts is associated with a large number diseases and disorders. In Calcium in Human Health, a panel of highly respected researchers and clinical practitioners comprehensively reviews the state of our knowledge concerning this ubiquitous micronutrient, not only demonstrating its importance to human health, but also defining its many complex roles. The authors summarize the latest basic scientific information on the cellular and metabolic functions of calcium, explaining the leading techniques for accurately measuring its bioavailability, absorption, and kinetics, and showing that calcium deficiency is a major problem while calcium excess a rare one. They also examine the complex regulation of calcium absorption, distribution, and excretion, as well as the multiple interactions of diet, lifestyle, and physical activity in calcium homeostasis. Their discussion of the specific roles of calcium in a variety of clinical disorders-osteoporosis, oral health, obesity, reproductive disorders, and the metabolic syndrome-provides new insights and raises new questions. The complex changes in calcium and phosphate regulation that occur in renal disease and the potential role of calcium in hypertension and vascular disease are also addressed. Comprehensive and authoritative, Calcium in Human Health offers health professionals and researchers a vast amount of current information on the sources, biological function, interactions, and disease implications of calcium, a critical benchmark resource for improving the health outcomes of individuals, finding new drugs that alter the function of the extracellular calcium receptor, setting adequate dietary requirements, and developing new disease-prevention programs.
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On a graph , it is a point that is having a really bad day. As low as it can get.
(x+4)2 +y2 = 6. This is the equation of a circle of radius 6 centered at the point (-4, 0).
It's also one of those numbers like 7+ 6i, where i is the number . We know, everybody says you can't take the square root of a negative number, but what they really mean is that you can't take the square root of a negative number and expect to get a real number. No, you get a complex number instead. Given a complex number of the form a + bi, a is called the real part and bi is called the imaginary part. Normally doesn't come up in a first calculus course.
Social functions are also called mixers or gatherings. Usually they involve parties hosted by dormitory floors (or assistant deans) with kegs of beer (or little cucumber sandwiches). The location where the function takes place is known as the domain of the function. The place where the food is cooked is known as the range of the function. A function that lasts until morning is said to be continuous. One that is broken up by the police and resumed the next day is called discontinuous. The phone number of the dreamboat you met is called the value of the function. It often winds up in the range.
The same terminology is used by mathematicians to describe what they call a function. The main difference is that when a mathematician has a function, everyone gets exactly one value! No one leaves with two numbers at a mathematical function, and no one leaves with none.
A mathematical function is a machine where you put in a real number (often denoted by a variable x, but sometimes by t or some other letter) and it spits out a new real number. For instance, f(x) = x2. You put in the number 3 for x and it spits out the number 9. It's domain is the set of values that are legal to put in, and its range is the set of possible values it can spit out.
Both parts show that derivatives and integrals are intimately related, and we don't just mean on a first name basis. If it weren't for this theorem, calculus courses would be half as long as they are.
Given a function f(x), the graph of the function is simply the set of points (x,y) in the Cartesian plane that satisfy the equation y=f(x). Most important property? Any vertical line can intersect the graph at most once, since a vertical line is defined by a particular value of x. But for a particular value of x, there is only one value of y such that y = f(x).
A function is integrable if its integral exists. Most of the standard functions are integrable.
An inverse trigonometric function is the function that reverses the effect of the original trig function, kind of like the democrats and the republicans, when they are taking turns being elected to power. The one undoes whatever the other had accomplished while in office. The inverse function for sin is denoted . So if , then . The notation is used, rather than , so as to prevent people from confusing the inverse trig function with .
Also, a real number that is not rational, which is to say that it cannot be written as a fraction of two integers. Classic examples include , e and . Every irrational number has a decimal representation that is non-repeating. There are tons of these numbers, actually more of these than there are of the rational numbers. (Mathematicians say there are uncountably many of these.) Of course, you would be completely justified in noting that there are infinitely many rational numbers, so how could there possibly be more of these than there are of the rational numbers? That would bring us to the topic of the different kinds of infinity, but that's a little too far afield for us. Good question to ask the professor though.
There's not a whole lot of question about what a line is. It's that straight thing between any two points. The equation of a line has two general forms, the point-slope form y-y0 = m(x-x0), where (x0,y0) is a point on the line and m is the slope of the line) and the slope-y-intercept form y=mx+b, where b is the y-coordinate where the line intersects the y-axis and m is the slope).
You probably think that the letter is used for the circumference of a unit diameter circle because it was thought up by some ancient greeks. Well it was, but the letter was not used for this number until a few hundred years ago, and introduced by an Englishman at that. His motivation is unclear. Some suspect that it is because perimeter starts with a p. Others know that the English like a good pie for lunch.
What some of those ancient Greeks did give us was the sorry method of measuring angles using 360 degrees. The origin of the number 360 is also murky, though it is suspected to have something to do with the fact that a pizza can be nicely divided into 6 slices. For calculations involving angles, it is much easier to work with a set of angles called radians. They give a good way of slicing the , so to speak.
For most purposes is about 3.14. It took thousands of years before was known to ten decimal places. Today, mathematicians have calculated to over three billion decimal places. Fortunately, most professors will not ask you to memorize more than the first hundred thousand.
In calculus, the derivative of xn equals nxn-1.
Also the ratio of two polynomials, like .
A rational number is a number of the form a/b where a and b are integers. For instance, a few famous ones include 1/2 and 3/4. A less famous one is 337/122. Each rational number has a decimal representation that is either terminating (consisting of finitely many decimal places) or repeating. Interestingly enough, there are a lot more irrational numbers than rational numbers. Another example of math imitating life.
Mathematicians are often kept off juries because of a belief by lawyers that they cannot understand the legal meaning of ``proof beyond a reasonable doubt". If you want to avoid jury duty, point out that you learned about theorems and proofs in calculus. For similar reasons, lawyers are kept out of calculus classes because of a belief by mathematicians that they cannot understand the mathematical meaning of ``proof''. (If you are a lawyer or future lawyer: please don't sue us). Mainly because mathematicians, like lawyers, fall into the use of jargon, theorems are also called corollaries, lemmas and propositions.


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Following the Federation starship USS Enterprise-E's defeat of "The Beast" in orbit of Blossom IV in the year 2376, the Enterprise proceeded to the Folnar system. (SCE - Have Tech, Will Travel eBook: The Belly of the Beast)
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Bethany approves refendum changes
Bethany Beach Town Council members on July 20 considered sweeping changes to the town's rules regarding referendums.
In the wake of the successful petition last year for referendum over a controversial provision in the town's new residential architectural guidelines, a major overhaul of the referendum process was undertaken by the Charter and Ordinance Review Committee (CORC), focusing on what information is provided to, and by, those who sign petitions seeking the reversal of town legislation.
Council members in early 2006 had largely supported both the core ordinance to encourage pitched roofs and the enticement to create them — higher roof-height allowances for such homes — (then-Mayor Jack Walsh voting in sole opposition). But many in the town, including Walsh, found the allowances to be an open doorway to larger homes — a trend that was openly being fought, at least in terms of perceived size.
Part-time resident Dan Costello had organized opposition to the legislation and continued that opposition after it was adopted, formally seeking to have the ordinance overturned through a referendum. Costello and his fellow petitioners successfully collected enough signatures to mandate either council repeal of the controversial allowance or at least a referendum on its repeal.
The issue was hotly debated during the town's 2006 election season, with citizen discontent over the ordinance and other issues registering in the form of ouster of two incumbents (Lew Killmer and Harold Steele) and their replacement with candidates who had sought change on the council (Tracy Mulligan and Steve Wode). (Killmer, as a narrow fifth-place finisher in voting was later selected to fill the unexpectedly vacated seat of Walsh, which is up for election this September.)
Steele, in particular, along with then newly selected Mayor Carol Olmstead (whose seat is also up for election this year) and Town Manager Cliff Graviet, was critical of the way the referendum petitioning had been handled by Costello and his group, saying that those being asked to sign the petitions had been misinformed about the issue. They said they felt a better explanation of the function of the ordinance would have led many to realize it was not in need of repeal.
Building Inspector John Eckrich personally confirmed that there were problems with the petition process, reporting that the person who had asked him to sign the petition at his home in Bethany had inaccurately described the impact of the ordinance the group was seeking to repeal.
While the newly reconstituted council in September of 2006 did vote to repeal the ordinance, Olmstead, at least, indicated that she would like to see the issue brought back before the council in the future, if it could be refined and explained well enough to citizens. (It has not returned to the council as yet.)
To deal with the concerns posed by allowing petitioners to phrase the issue themselves and requiring only limited information on a subject ordinance be provided, CORC members recommended the town devise a form upon which a standard amount of language from the ordinance would be required, as well as information about the citizenship status of petitioners and signatories.
Other complaints about the 2006 referendum focused on the potential of peer pressure and lack of privacy involved in the multi-signature petition sheet, and CORC members considered and recommended a one-signature-per-page system as a result, though they later abandoned the idea on Jaywork's recommendation.
Opposition to referendum and petition changes continues
During much of the drafting process, Costello remained involved, stating his opposition to many of the proposed changes and to the consideration of any changes at all, saying that it seemed efforts were being made to limit the ability of citizens to successfully seek a referendum.
He described petitioners needing to tote clipboards full of multi-page signature sheets and verify both their own voting rights and that of signatories, and he opposed limits on how the subject ordinances should be described.
"The changes before you are unnecessary, petty and punitive, in my judgment, and are designed to guarantee that Bethany citizens will never again successfully exercise their right to petition an ordinance to referendum," Costello wrote in a letter to council members on July 16 that he also forwarded to the Coastal Point.
"When the council approved a residential height increase in 2006 and chose to characterize it as a roof pitch/ beautification effort, many citizens, myself included, were outraged," he wrote.
"Citizens forced the council to repeal the height increase that we found so offensive to the traditional community character and sense place of our town, and this proposed ordinance is the council's response," Costello wrote. "It says to me that the council is fixing the referendum power to guarantee that it will never be used successfully again."
Though he has repeatedly been assured by town officials that such is not the case, Costello has remained opposed to the changes in the referendum rules and asked council members to vote down, or at least table, the proposed changes.
Despite that opposition, council members unanimously voted to adopt the changes on July 20, cementing the idea that the wording of an ordinance on a referendum petition should represent as closely as possible what a voter might see on the resulting referendum ballot and the portion of town code of which they are seeking repeal.
Ordinance wording to be included in petitions from this point forth
Council members on Friday tussled with exactly how much of the language should be included in the petition, seeking to avoid allowing either the petitioner or the town to tailor the language in a way that would favor either side.
Killmer said he was concerned that the town would end up requiring too much of the ordinance to be in the petition and that the result would defeat the purpose of including the language. "Who's going to read that?" he asked rhetorically, saying only the segment up for repeal should be included.
Vice-Mayor Tony McClenny, on the other hand, favored including as much of the related verbiage as seemed pertinent. "If they would like to read it, then they can. If they don't, they can skip it," he said.
"I won't sign any petition where I haven't seen (the whole thing," Wode put in.
With that discussion in the balance, Jaywork recommended the council adopt language that would require inclusion of "the complete text of the challenged section of the ordinance, in context."
That decided, Mulligan recommended the council also add a requirement to notify all eligible voters, by U.S. Mail, of the referendum petition, along with the existing requirements for postings at public places and publication in local newspapers. Jaywork further recommended posting to the town Web site.
On that minor count, Council Member Wayne Fuller disagreed, but all seven council members voted in favor of the referendum changes as a whole. The changes, which are part of the town's charter, must be approved by the state legislature, which will return to session in January of 2008


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Edgar Robb
Edgar Straessley Robb (born December 23, 1937) is an American law enforcement officer and politician. As an FBI agent, he went undercover as Tony Rossi.[1][2][3] As Tony Rossi, and alongside agent Joseph Pistone (Donnie Brasco), Robb infiltrated organized crime in Miami, Florida.
Edgar Robb
An FBI surveillance photograph of Joseph D. Pistone (aka Donnie Brasco), Benjamin "Lefty" Ruggiero and Edgar Robb (aka Tony Rossi).
|55th Sheriff of Albemarle County, Virginia
|In office
January 1, 2000 – January 1, 2008
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|Member of the Virginia Senate
from the 25th district
|In office
January 8, 1992 – January 10, 1996
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|Thomas J. Michie, Jr.
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Edgar Straessley Robb
December 23, 1937
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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- D. Lea Jacobs. Friend of the Family: An Undercover Agent in the Mafia, Howells House ISBN 0-929590-19-8
- Pistone, Joseph D.; & Woodley, Richard (1999) Donnie Brasco: My Undercover Life in the Mafia, Hodder & Stoughton. ISBN 0-340-66637-4.
- Pistone, Joseph D.; & Brandt, Charles (2007). Donnie Brasco: Unfinished Business, Running Press. ISBN 0-7624-2707-8.
- DeStefano, Anthony. The Last Godfather: Joey Massino & the Fall of the Bonanno Crime Family. California: Citadel, 2006.
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SAVANNAH, Ga., Nov. 20 (UPI) -- Richard and Elizabeth Jones have reached a settlement in their wrongful death lawsuit for daughter Sarah Jones.
Jones, a camera assistant, died at age 27 while shooting scenes for Gregg Allman biopic Midnight Rider in Doctortown, Ga., in February. Jones was killed and seven others injured when a train unexpectedly came through on the narrow bridge where they were filming.
Richard and Elizabeth Jones sued Allman, director Randall Miller, producer Jody Savin, and railroad company CSX Transportation, among others, in May. The suit claimed the defendants failed to follow safety precautions, and did not have permission to film on the railroad tracks.
"Richard and Elizabeth Jones' objectives in filing this lawsuit, after the death of their 27-year-old daughter, Sarah, have been clear and unwavering," Jones attorney Jeff Harris said in a statement Wednesday.
"To find out what happened on the day of their daughter's death, determine who was responsible, hold those who made bad decisions accountable and ensure this kind of tragedy never happens again on another film set. Today, we are another step closer to fully achieving those objectives."
The Joneses dropped Allman, executive producer Michael Lehman and film distributor Open Road Films from the lawsuit in October, and settled with Miller, Savin, executive producers Jay Sedrish and Don Mandrik, location manager Charles Baxter and five others.
"Elizabeth and I are dedicated to ensuring that our daughter's death is not in vain, and through our work with the Sarah Jones Film Foundation we continue to advocate for safer film sets -- keeping safety always at the forefront, never again an afterthought," Richard Jones asserted.
Miller, Savin, and Sedrish were charged with involuntary manslaughter and criminal trespass by a Georgia grand jury in July. All three pleaded not guilty, and are scheduled for trial on March 9, 2015.


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Where the Program Stands: Canisius is rebuilding under second-year coach Reggie Witherspoon after losing three starters and 56 percent of its scoring.
2016-17 Record: 18-16, 10-10 (7th Metro Atlantic).
Players lost: G Kassius Robertson (16.1 ppg), F Phil Valenti (14.0), G Kiefer Douse (10.9), G Martin Dixon-Green (2.4), G Chris Atkinson (2.3).
Outlook: Canisius will have one of the youngest teams in the country, with four freshmen and four sophomores, and all of them figure to see playing time. The leader is senior forward Jermaine Crumpton, a third-team all-MAAC pick. Sophomore point guard Malik Johnson made the all-freshman team. He knows how to run Witherspoon's offense. Sophomore wing Isaiah Reese, who scored 19 in the MAAC Tournament loss to St. Peter's, becomes a starter with the transfer of Robertson to Missouri.
Robertson's departure as a graduate student was a blow. But Canisius was going young this year no matter what. In the big picture, his departure speeds the development of Reese and others. Spencer Foley is a dead-eye who will play more as he develops more strength. The Griffs last week got a commitment from junior-college transfer Jonathan Sanks, a 6-4 shooting guard from Spartanburg (S.C.) Methodist College. He shot 44.9 percent on threes. Witherspoon's offense can't have too many shooters to space the floor.
Freshmen: Two key freshmen who will get the chance to contribute a lot immediately are D.J. Heath and Takal Molson. Canisius may well play two point guards at the same time a bunch because Witherspoon scored a recruiting coup in landing D.J. Heath, rated the No. 27 point guard in the nation by Scout.com. Heath helped his Alabama high school team to three straight state titles. Witherspoon had been on Heath's recruiting trail two years ago when he was an aide at Alabama. Heath excels in transition. So should Molson, the 6-5 wing who was a star at St. Mary's of Lancaster and spent last year at a prep school in Tampa, Fla.
The hope is that Reese, Heath and Molson bring the kind of athleticism that eventually allows Canisius to better compete with MAAC power Iona. Two other freshman have promising size. Scott Hitchon of Whitby, Ont., is 6-8 and plays a rugged style. He held offers from Iona and Siena. Jelanni White, a 6-7 wing from New Haven, Conn., is an athlete who can play above the rim. Patience will be needed with the freshman, especially with White and Hitchon.
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Five questions with the Vancouver Campus Pinnacle recipient: Peter Mate
By Kenna Caprio
May 4, 2018 — The intimate environment, the thoughtful individuals and the international flair — that's what Peter Mate will miss most about FDU's Vancouver Campus after graduation. "I'll miss the friendships I've built with my peers and faculty. These relationships helped me grow academically and personally," says Mate, a second-generation Hungarian-Filipino-Canadian studying international relations and communications. He graduates summa cum laude, with BA in individualized studies, and will represent his campus as the Vancouver Pinnacle Award winner.
FDU: What motivates you academically?
My hopes and dreams. More specifically, I'm motivated by international diplomacy and politics. I see many injustices in the world, and wish to be in a position to stop them.
FDU: Name a moment when you felt uncomfortable because someone or something challenged your understanding of the world. How did you grow?
There are two moments that challenged my understanding of the world.
The first was the 2016 U.S. election. I was crowded around a television in New York City's Times Square, all of us tuned into the election results coming in from each state. Approaching the end of the night, the crowd's deflation was palpable; I've never felt anything like that before or since.
The second was during my junior year, while studying at the Central European University in Budapest, Hungary. The Hungarian government passed legislation that would close the university. I remember the moment I read the proposed legislation, realizing the gravity of the situation.
Both these experiences taught me one thing: You must fight for the type of world you wish to live in.
FDU: How has a failure, or a seeming failure, led you to future success?
During the World Model United Nations conference in Seoul, South Korea, in 2015, I stumbled during my speeches and lacked tact in deliberations. I returned to Canada dejected, upset at myself for failing as a leader.
But, instead of giving up on Model UN, I set out to prove to myself that I was capable of leadership and to return to a major conference. With this goal in mind, I eventually became president of the Vancouver Campus's Model UN club in 2016.
We began practicing in earnest for National Model United Nations in New York and succeeded in leading conference proceedings. My efforts paid off when my team and I were recognized as a "distinguished delegation."
FDU: How are you making the world a better place?
I'm working with the Modernist Versions Project, an initiative involving FDU's Vancouver Campus, the University of Victoria, Trinity College Dublin and the University of Texas at Austin. We are adding the works of Ernest Hemingway, Sigmund Freud and Oscar Wilde to the Canadian Digital Commons. I've helped transcribe the works, allowing low-income students to access literature that may be prohibitively expensive otherwise. These texts have been downloaded thousands of times by students throughout the United States and Canada. I also helped present the team's work at the From Evidence to Scholarship Conference in Portland, Ore.
FDU: What's next for you after graduation?
My plan is to go to either graduate school or law school in Europe or the United States to study a combination of international public law and public policy. However, the first thing I need to do is take a break, so I'm planning to take a gap year to travel and spend time with family.
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The month of June provided me with the opportunity to attend three Conferences for people with Type 1 Diabetes. These amazing experiences have left me radiating with motivation and inspiration to be my best self.
The First Conference:
The Student with Diabetes Leadership Conference brought me to the paradisiacal Tampa, Florida. I attended as part of my internship with Eastern Virginia Medical School later this summer. Students with Diabetes matched me to this internship and I am incredibly excited for the upcoming experience (Expect future posts on this). This was my second year attending the Leadership Conference and again this year it went far beyond my expectations.
Highlights from the Leadership Conference:
The Conference began with an opening dinner at a local restaurant, Ciccios. The food was amazing but the conversation was what made it so special to me. I spoke with many of the other National Interns and we were able to connect and express our excitement towards our future opportunities.
Dr. Donna Petersen, the Dean of Public Health from University of South Florida spoke about the true meaning of public health. She defined it as, "What we do together to create condition where people can be healthy". She emphasized the impact of public health on everyday life and presented statistics that shocked me.
– "Half of what contributes to population health is individual behaviors. Other contributions are environmental factors (1/5), genetics (1/5), and medical care (1/10)".
– "In the city of Detroit, 26 square miles of the inner city have no grocery stores". As a whole food advocate this statistic is terrifying and really made me understand the need for public health actions in this country.
Dale Carnegie Training – Rick Gallegos (Aka Brick Legos) C.E.O. gave a training on Public Speaking. His speech was entertaining and provided some valuable advice on how to network and act in a professional setting. He enlightened us on the fact that public speaking is the #1 fear in America (which I think is somewhat humorous). He gave us a copy of Dale Carnegie's Golden book and 6 tips of his own to help us excel in life.
6 Tips
- Tell yourself, "well of course, I can do that," always.
- When meeting others, focus on names and the other people not yourself. Repeat their name!
- Ask questions, because leaders ask questions. (Examples: name, where they are from, length of time living there, work, travel, hobbies, family, goals, ideas).
- Listen effectively.
- Connect with others. Try to make connections with people by finding things in common.
- Swap good deeds – so it's a win/win.
Martin Wood author of the blog Diabetically Speaking and the youngest Medical Library Directory in America (which I think is so cool) gave us the scoop on being successful in the world as a person with type 1 diabetes. As a person with type 1 himself, Martin keeps an amazing blog about his life that benefits others with type 1 (http://diabeticallyspeaking.com/). He spoke about the importance of building a parachute and having others help with your type 1 diabetes when necessary. He said that his greatest accomplishment was that, "I am here", after all of his years with type 1 he is still living a great life. I thought this was beautiful. It really puts things in perspective of living a life with type 1 diabetes. I hope that one day my blog might be as amazing as his is.
Tom Boyer, government affairs director at Novo Nordisk, spoke about how an internship helped him to launch his career. His story was touching and inspiring. He gave tips on being professional early, staying connected with people you meet, reading the news every day, and putting your whole self into an experience. The work that he does in government affairs makes a huge impact on life with type 1 in the country.
Each of the speakers at the leadership conference were wonderful and I was able to learn something valuable from each of them. I cannot thank Nicole Johnson and her crew enough for providing such an amazing experience!
The Second Conference:
The Students with Diabetes National Conference Immediately followed the Leadership Conference. College Students and young adults from across the nation got together and spent the weekend connecting and learning. It was an experience that I felt so blessed to be a part of. To me the opportunity to share stories and learn from other people with type 1 is indescribable. The empathy and understanding from it leaves a warm feeling in my heart that cannot be replaced by anything else. For those without type 1 diabetes, or those who have type 1 and have never met another person with it, this may seem a bit extreme but, it truly is life changing.
The conference included many humorous and informative speeches by Jim turner, Mike Lawson, Ed Damiano, Scott Scolnick, Joe Solowiejczyk, David Joffe, Tye Manor, and Nicole Johnson. There was great food, Zumba classes, and even a Lual. I would recommend this experience to anyone! If you have the opportunity to attend definitely make it a priority!
The Third Conference:
I attended the first Texas JDRF Type One Nation event in the center of the beautiful city Austin, Texas. It was a jam packed day of speakers and group conversations that again made me feel so supported and inspired. Justin, my boyfriend, attended with me and it was great for him to meet other type 1's and learn about living with type 1 diabetes from an outside perspective. He now knows that all the crazy things I say when I am low are not necessarily unique to me. There were multiple talks going on during each hour that we could choose to attend. This was great because it allowed us to pick and choose topics that related most to our interest.
Dr. Insel began the conference with a talk on the progress of research in the field of type 1 diabetes. He explained the less until none approach of decreasing the burden of type 1 diabetes until there is a cure.
We saw Joe Solowiejckzyk talk about living with a partner who has type 1 diabetes. His talk was humorous and raw. It was perfect! The countless amount of times that Justin nudged me during his speech made me realize how much he got out of it.
Kerri Sparling, author of the blog sixuntilme.com, spoke about the challenges of living as an adult with type 1. There were many 'amen' moments during her talk. She did an amazing job of sharing her story and opening up conversation to the listeners in the room. I also attended her second talk about communicating with your health care team. It was nice to know that I am not the only one that struggles with this.
Gary Scheiner spoke about managing glucose during exercise. This talk was priceless for me because I have struggled finding valid and practical information on this topic prior. My endocrinologist had only offered the advice of maybe exercising less and all of my other knowledge had come straight from Pubmed. I am looking forward to implementing some of the tips I gathered from his talk.
Nicole Johnson concluded the day with an incredibly inspiring speech about her life with type 1 diabetes and how she has not let it hold her back from anything she wanted. Every time Nicole gives a speech I seem to tear up. She is such an amazing role model and has dedicated so much of her time to make things better for people with type 1. It was great to see her and her daughter Ava again.
The conference was yet another success and I hope to be attending again next year.
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Abre currently serves 17 school districts. Many are coming on board for the first time. This is our first "school start up" we've had as a company.
It's a blast.
When I was in the classroom I always loved this time of year. Education is seasonal. There are beginnings and middles and ends. And then new beginnings and middles and ends. The cycle is incredibly satisfying.
I liked the routine and the schedule. I got jazzed getting back with a new set of faces and starting the learning journey. I loved building on what worked the year before and fixing what didn't.
These are sentiments, I think, shared among educators. We see it as we go into schools for Abre training. We see friends and colleagues sharing summer stories, hanging posters, and lesson planning. It's fun to tap into the energy.
It's also fun to be the energizer. When teachers see Abre, the Student App, and Guided Learning the first time, they start to realize the time they'll get back to focus on their teaching. We love adding Abre to their teacher toolkit.
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A couple of days ago I made a post about fake jeans based on high end Japanese brands being sold in Malaysia and Thailand mainly ( https://denimhq.wordpress.com/2014/07/18/denim-hq-denim-pirates/ ), since this post there has been a lot of discussion around this subject on forums and social media so I thought that it is worth clarifying a couple of points.
I do not dislike the denim scene in South East Asia
I have heard this said and it is just crazy. I love the denim scene everywhere and I have seen and handled denim from Malaysia and Thailand, not to mention that I am involved in retailing some Indonesian brands. In particular in Malaysia I was impressed with the denim from Cheese and Ceremony, Cheese have a great humour, quality denim and some innovative thinking whereas Ceremony make a very nice detailed pair of jeans in some great cuts.
The pirates and their customers are a minority of the scene
Nobody should get the impression that the denim scene in ANY country is dominated by pirates selling crap quality, fake jeans. The pirates stealing other peoples hard work and their deluded customers are a minority, I personally know a lot of real denim heads from South East Asia who work hard and save hard to afford the real thing, and I have nothing but love and respect for these guys. Their dedication to their denim in such a hot climate is impressive.
The jeans are probably not made in Malaysia
From what I am told the jeans are actually produced in sweat shops in China for export to the South East Asian market. The pirates have identified a consumer need in the market there and have spotted that some of the consumers cannot afford the market price, this is where the demand is created for fakes, but there are other ways….
There are other ways…..
Apart from the obvious ways of saving money and waiting for longer to buy the real thing there are also alternative ways to get great denim. Most western online forums have "Buying and selling" sections where some nice denim can be bought for sometimes not a great deal of money, keep checking these sections out on places like the Iron Heart forum and Superfuture, links below..
Also, there are some great brands who are local to South East Asia, many of them using locally produced denim of high quality, some of them even sourcing Japanese denim. Why not invest into local brands and then spread the word about how good the denim scene is in your country/ region by joining in the global denim community on forums like the ones I mention above, and showing off your jeans. Trust me, you will find nothing but respect coming from the majority of the wider denim scene for supporting your local brands. In the HWDC2 we had a lot of guys from Indonesia and Malaysia wearing local brands with some incredible results. I know that some people worry about the ethics of local brands and how their jeans are produced but just do your research, ask questions, and visit the brands if you can, there are some good guys out there.
By buying the fakes you are missing the whole point of denim
The point being that we buy from brands like Samurai, Iron Heart, Evisu and Momotaro for their great denim, quality and cuts. By buying these fake jeans you are buying cheap mass produced denim, often chemical treated in cuts that the real brands don't make and at sweatshop level quality, not sewn by small businesses in Kojima with generations of experience. The thing you buy might say Samurai on it, but that is the only similarity.
In conclusion
The denim scene in South East Asia is one of the biggest in the world, it is a customer base which brands cannot afford to ignore but unfortunately neither can the pirates and criminals making these terrible fakes. The responsibility for stopping this does rest with the consumer unfortunately, because without demand there is no business for these thieves. All that needs to happen is for people to make a simple choice, stop buying this rubbish and either save your money, buy used jeans or invest in local brands.
As always, your feedback is welcomed.


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