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Crazy Legs Breyer swings for the rafters once again:
JUSTICE BREYER: Can I ask you a related question, which will show what I'm trying — another thing that is worrying me. Suppose we are in the Armed Career Criminal Act.
Now, I have — this is my hypothetical. You have heard of cat burglars. Well, this gentleman is called the pussycat burglar and the reason is he never harmed a soul. He only carries soft pillows as weapons. If he sees a child, he gives them ice cream.
It is absolutely established that this person in breaking into that houseat night only wanted to steal a pop gun, and he is the least likely to cause harm in the world.
Question: He is convicted of burglary. Is that a crime of violence? Answer?
…Out like a Lamb.
You'd think that the scene from the above picture–taken as I exited the Court after Carachuri-Rosendo–would indicate that something exciting was happening inside. But you'd be wrong.
Probably a third of those on the right side were the lawyers, law students, and aspiring law-types who remained from 7am but could not get into Carachuri. Moments later, a handful of these folks would be ushered in to see Robertson v. U.S. ex rel. Watson.
The rest of the orderly mass outside came to sate their Supreme Court curiosity while in town for Spring Break or the Cherry Blossom Festival. I hope they get in for a three-minute glimpse of the Court in session. Otherwise, at least they can bask in the beautiful day.
Meanwhile, I am now back home and trying to figure out what to make of this morning's session.
Justice Stevens read the Court's opinion in Padilla. The decision, joined by Justices Kennedy, Ginsburg, Breyer, and Sotomayor, punted on whether Padilla could claim ineffective assistance of counsel for his lawyer's mistakenly assuring him that he needn't worry that a guilty plea would result in his deportation. The Court did hold for the general principle that a lawyer for an alien charged with a crime has a Sixth Amendment obligation to tell his client that a guilty plea may result in deportation. Justice Alito, joined by Chief Justice Roberts, read that obligation narrowly in his concurrence in the Court's judgment; going one step further, Justice Scalia, in a dissent joined by Justice Thomas, called the obligation "permanent…overkill."
Carachuri-Rosendo proved equally unsatisfying. The main argument was whether an alien, charged with a second state misdemeanor drug offense, could be considered a felon under federal immigration and drug laws when the prosecutor failed to charge him as a recidivist offender. Lawyers from both sides ably argued and the justices asked spirited questions, but the substance of the law at issue so obscured the case's broader ramifications that even Justice Breyer's crazy "cat burglar" hypothetical–which, to his merit, involved pillows and ice cream–could not save this reporter's story.
As far as F1@1F is concerned, then, the Court's March sitting was a bust. No big arguments, no big opinions, and the argument and opinion that could have been contenders fizzled out today. Even this morning's line, though fun and massive, held no story!
But so it goes for March: in like a lion and out like a lamb. April, on the other hand, will be different.
Back home to snack, shower, and suit up. A few quick thoughts on the Carichuri-Rosendo line:
- It felt good to get back out in line for the first time since March 1. Still, I needed my winter gear this morning even though I would have killed for this morning's weather during my wintry waits.
- I've moved my on-the-ground photos and commentary to my twitter feed.
- No Vox Populi column coming out of this morning's wait. Almost exclusively lawyers, law students, aspiring law students out there. Wonderful people, all, but not enough variation in "why are you here?" answers for a compelling story from line.
- The line exploded just before 7am. Up there with Citizens United and McDonald. Peculiarly, not much chatter in the line about this morning's cases, whereas for previous cases, long line or not, there was considerable buzz.
Time to go get ready. I'll be back later today with the link to my oral argument write-up at the ABA Journal.


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Pivotal Labs, in collaboration with VentureArchetypes (www.venturearchetypes.com), hosted an entrepreneur panel discussion on October 23, 2007.
(For the impatient, you can jump to the end for podcast links of the event.)
The event topic was:
You've Launched, Now What?
Managing the Reality of Life After Launch
We had four fantastic panelists:
- Chris Law is co-founder and VP Product of Aggregate Knowledge, a leader in the new field of "collective discovery" that creates automated behavior recommendations for websites. Since starting up in 2006, AK has raised $25m from Kleiner Perkins, DAG, and First Round Capital.
- Jeremy Verba is CEO of Piczo, a leading online site for teenagers that has grown virally to 10 million unique visitors generating 2 billion views a month. The company has raised $18m over three rounds from Sierra, Catamount, Mangrove, and USVP.
- Prashant Shah is Managing Director at Hummer Winblad, the first venture capital fund to invest exclusively in software companies. HW has just closed a new fund with $225m of new "dry powder" to invest. At HW, Prashant is seeking investments on the business side of the web/software market.
- Mark Fernandes is Managing Director at Sierra Ventures, which invests broadly across communications, software, and Internet related companies. Mark's focus at Sierra is on consumer Internet and infrastructure software.
The audience were primarily entrepreneurs and a few investors. A few comments we received include:
–Michael Neril, CEO and Founder, SpongeFish (www.spongefish.com)
We'd like to thank our panelists; they had great insights and were incredibly down-to-earth. We'd also like to thank our audience members. Besides their great questions, their participation in the pre/post panel discussions and mingling made it a wonderful night.
What's Next?
We are planning to host more of these events. We'd love to hear your feedback or comments.
Podcast and Photos
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Evaluate the following integral, $$\int\sqrt{4-\sqrt{x}}dx$$
$$\int \sqrt{4-\sqrt{x}}dx=\int \sqrt{2^2-(x^{1/4})^2}dx$$ Considering the common subsitution for $a^2-x^2$, let $$x^{1/4}=2\sin t$$ $$x=16\sin^4t$$$$\int dx=\int 64\sin^3t\cos t dt$$
Therefore by subsitution, we have $$\int \sqrt{4-\sqrt{x}}dx=\int \sqrt{{4-(2\sin t)^2}}(64 \sin^3t\cos t)dt=\int \sqrt{4\cos^2 t}(64 \sin^3t\cos t) dt=\int128\cos^2t\sin^3 t dt=\int 128(\cos^2 t)*(1-cos^2t)\sin tdx=128\int \cos^2t\sin t-\cos^4 t\sin t dt=128(-1/3\cos^3 t+1/5\cos^5t)+C$$
Is there any mistake in my workings? This is a very important piece of work for me, and I was hoping SE could check it for me. Thanks!
I suspect something is very wrong but I can't dig the mistake...i.e I tested it for a definite integral and it got me a different answer.
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Just to give the positives of the internet in this context. Im a 21 year old, with no A levels or university degree, Im not earning much money, I dont socialise with intellectuals and Im fairly lazy. Pre-internet I dont imagine I would have:
1) been able to access huge amounts of academic information (studies, research, streaming lectures online, etc.).
2) been able to read numerous broad sheets from all over the world for free
3) access to fact checkers
4) the ability to instantly fact check something myself
5) very immediately find out the history of a story
6) have respected people pointing me towards other information sources (for example academics on twitter)
Of course its crucial that I actively go out of my way to find points of view that disagree with my own. The internet has facilitated lots of niche political echo chambers.


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Russ and I are planning an overnight to the Catskills on 1 Dec -2 Dec to Fox Hollow near Shandaken, NY on Fox Hollow road on Rt 28... near Rt 42 North. We have JayS wanting to come with us and we are putting the trip out there for others if there is an interest. We will arrive ETA 11 am and do the search for wood. There will be a lean to there and the map says water.:laugh: Who's for an adventure?v:shades:


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Stringendo Magazine (April 2016)... Thanks to the knowledgeable Christoph Langheim this edition is carefully thought out. The suggested bowings are excellent ... Players would need to be at least 8th Grade AMEB level for successful performances but what a wonderful way to enter the operatic sound world of Rossini and company. The Belcanto title is extremely appropriate! Congratulations to Ut Orpheus for this fine publication. (Andrew Lorenz)


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How should I report answers which are pure noise? Thus, answers which actually needs to be completely removed rather than edited. Here's an excellent example. It basically contains only the following:
Thanks Jeremy Stein
This actually belongs in a comment, but users with that low reps cannot post comments in others' questions yet. I checked the
flag option, but none of the options suit the reason to remove the answer, e.g. "cruft", "noise", "not relevant", etc. Should I flag "Requires moderator attention"? Wouldn't that involve too lot moderator work, those kind of answers come along pretty regularly and will be growing as much as Stackoverflow arrives more and more in top of Google results.


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A village woman, despite not having finished her high school education, has become China's most famous poet. Her book of poetry has become the best-selling poetry book in China for the past 20 years. Still Tomorrow follows the poet, Yu Xihua, a 39-year-old woman living with cerebral palsy, and her sudden fame, poignantly weaving her personal narrative with that of an ascendant, urbanizing China.
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Hi all,
I have a 2014 Leaf, and I am still left fumbling for the door lock switch to unlock the doors at night. I know this was discussed back when I bought the car in 2014, so I am curious if they stuck a lighted switch in the car for 15 or 16. I remember it was discussed in this forum, where supposedly Nissan employees watched for ways to improve the car. It's a simple fix. Did they do it?


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Happy Birthday Clarence Ward!
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Text and Image: Clarence Ward Birthday Party & Student Exhibition
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The Art Library's annual spring student exhibition in honor of Clarence Ward's birthday was entitled "Text and Image" continuing themes from last fall's Richard Minsky "Bill of Rights" and illuminated medieval manuscript shows in the Main Library. All expressions and investigations (e.g., paintings, artists' books, drawings, prints, sculpture, creative writing, poems, etc.) exploring or inspired by the interrelationship of text and image were eligible for inclusion in this show. The opening for the show was on Monday, March 10th, 2003 at 4:30 p.m. in the Clarence Ward Art Library. Authors read their work and there were gallery talks. The show continued through the 2003 Commencement weekend. During the Art Library Open House artists and authors had an opportunity to discuss their work with visiting alumni and parents.


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Hi guys,
I'm having a bit of trouble with Javascript. I have't been using it very long, so try to bear with me. I realize that AJAX wasn't meant to do cross site requests, but I see that there are ways to do it. Here's my situation, and why the answers I've found just aren't working.
I'm using Java to create a web service interface on the server. I'm using Camel to do the service layer and Jetty to expose it to the web. One problem with Jetty is that it takes over ALL requests on the server and port it's listening on. Because of this, I have Jetty listen on port 6700 so I can still get normal HTTP requests on port 80. Also, because Camel just consumes Jetty endpoints, there are no actual files that I POST to. So Jetty may be listening for requests on http://localhost/TestPage, but there is no TestPage file.
My problem is that on the client side, I need to be able to make AJAX requests to the services, but I can't rely on them being on the same server, as they might not be one day. I have a service (call it http://localhost/TestPage) that takes no input but returns JSON data. How can I make the AJAX request to get the JSON data? (Feel free to mention any libraries. I'll use them.) I'm also open to using PHP to help, but keep in mind that I can't actually edit the 'page' that I'm posting to.
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darwinstudios needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 47 designs submitted by 15 freelance designers.
We are looking for a creative design which integrates "404 Limousine" and a cool looking limousine
404 Limousine
Desired Color Scheme:
be creative!
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The company will be called 404 Limousine. So we are looking for a way to integrate the 404 and the word Limousine into a creative design. One idea we would like to see is a large 404 with maybe a limo driving out of the "0" as if it were a tunnel. This is just one idea and of course we want to see multiple different designs. Thank you for participating!
As an example of a style we would like to see please see this logo: http://stuff.magicmistlimo.com/fron…ogo123.jpg. We like the perspective angle of the limo and something like this where the 0 in 404 is a tunnel for the limo.
Maybe have the Atlanta skyline in the background of the logo is an idea? (404 is the Atlanta area code).
Thanks for entering!
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Unfortunately, all of your civics classes have been lies - it turns out that democracy is a sham. In this talk, we will look at the difficulty in creating fair voting systems and numerous voting methods that could improve those difficulties. In particular, we will look at the Instant Runoff Voting (IRV) system and look at how it has been applied in municipal voting in the U.S. From a mathematical perspective, we will analyze the theoretical drawbacks to IRV, and discuss what research students and faculty here at HPU have done to investigate how prevalent those drawbacks are in real-world election data. The research that we have conducted touches on both mathematical voting theory as well as Computer Science.
One of the wonderful things about number theory is there are many problems that are easy to state, but extremely difficult to make any significant progress on. One such problem is the congruent number problem. We say a positive integer N is a congruent number if there is a right triangle with rational side lengths that has area N. For example, 6 is a congruent number via the 3-4-5 triangle. Can you find another right triangle with rational side lengths and area 6? How about one with area 5? In this talk we will explore the problem of finding a simple method for determining if a given integer N is a congruent number. Surprisingly this is related to an open problem whose resolution carries a reward of one million dollars!
Clemson Graduate school information discussion will follow the talk.
The lemniscatic sine function is related to the unit lemniscate in the same way that the usual sine function is associated to the unit circle. The sine function dates back to antiquity whereas the lemniscatic sine function was first defined by Gauss in the late 1790's and it became the first elliptic function to ever be studied. We will consider these sine-like functions side by side and study their parallel applications to certain problems in geometry, algebra, and algebraic number theory.
This talk will relate anecdotes from the speaker's experiences as math consultant, hand double, and one-line actor in the 2001 film "A Beautiful Mind."
This talk will describe the mathematical analysis of riffle shuffling a deck of cards, joint work with Persi Diaconis. The conclusion of this work, widely circulated, is that "Seven shuffles suffice". We will consider various models and analogies to shuffling (e.g. running a several lap race, kneading bread dough), and explore a classic card trick, in order to understand how shuffling actually works.
Three of our majors will speak about their summer research experiences. Mr. Thomas Langford will speak on the REU he attended at Texas State University, where he studied mobile cyber-physical systems. Mr. Kevin Sanders will speak on the REU he attended at the Colorado School of Mines, where he studied at the Renewable Energy Materials Research Science and Engineering Center. Mr. Christian Weigandt will speak on the REU he attended at University of Maryland - Baltimore County, where he worked with the Interdisciplinary Program on High Performance Computing. This is a great opportunity to learn more about summer research opportunities!
In second semester calculus, students learn how to find Taylor series expansions for basic functions. They look for patterns in successive derivatives and use these patterns to generate coefficients. For example, when considering f(x)=sin(x) about x=π/4, a pattern of signs
+ + - - + + - - ...
arises, and (-1)^(n(n-1)/2) is included in the expansion to achieve these signs. Students (and teachers!) may wonder how one determines the polynomial n(n-1)/2 as the right choice. Is there a way other than trial and error?
In this talk, we explore what patterns of +'s and −'s are generated by
integer valued polynomials and see how to build the "right" polynomial for
a predetermined pattern.
Abstract: The day-to-day work of a performance analyst can be simplified into two
categories: analyzing data and producing data from various testing. At first glance, these
two tasks seem orthogonal to one another. To my surprise, I found a common building
block which has transformed the way I do my work, using the Python programming
language. First, I will introduce IPython, which I recently discovered and forced me to
take a second look at Python for day-to-day data analysis. IPython is an interactive
interface to Python, which when combined with several Python libraries creates a
powerful interactive graphical environment with capabilities comparable to the "3 Ms"
Maple, MATLAB and Mathematica. Afterwards, l will talk about how I created a new
workload generator with my new found interest in Python. Using mostly Python, I was
able to rapidly build the generator from scratch. While the generator is in Python, before
I wrote a single line of Python code, I utilized knowledge gained from probability and
abstract algebra to model the behavior of the generator to match the desired
Bio: Dr. Zachary H. Jones is a Member of Technical Staff at NetApp where he works as a
Performance Analyst. He received his B.S. In Computer Science and Mathematics from
High Point University in 2006. He received his Ph.D. in Computer Science from Clemson
University in 2010. His research interests are quite broad and include operating
systems, HPC, computer architectures, virtualization, graphics, and appreciation of
Chemotaxis is a common biological phenomenon which occurs when the movement of an organism or cell is influence by a chemical in the environment. Chemotaxis arises naturally in a wide range of biological processes including immune system function, egg fertilization, and tumor growth and metastasis. The most well-known and commonly studied model for chemotaxis is the Keller-Segel model. In this talk I will derive the system of equations known as the Keller-Segel model for chemotaxis from basic principles and go over some results on solutions of the system.
A partially ordered set, or poset, is simply a collection of objects where some of the objects are comparable and some are not. Naturally, we want this relation, <, to have some nice properties such as A less than B means B should not be less than A, or A<B and B<C should mean that A<C. Posets model many real-life situations, such as little league rankings, employees in a company, and patients in an ER waiting room, all of which we will discuss. Because we all have some experience working with real world posets like these, we possess a good intuition for how things should work. Sometimes our intuition helps us develop conjectures and prove theorems. Occasionally our intuition may mislead us and we must rely on the mathematics to tell us what is really going on. We will see examples of each of these while we try to answer practical questions such as: what is the most fair way to assign salaries to employees? How does ER triage scheduling change when we have multiple doctors?
Some mathematical problems have existed for thousands of
years without known solutions. While occasionally a brilliant new
perspective will answer one of these outstanding questions, in the
modern era mathematicians have also discovered that some of these
problems simply cannot be solved. In this talk we will discuss some of
these unknowable problems as well as the mathematical revolutions that
proved their impossibility.
In the mid-18th century, Euler noticed an amazing fact concerning the number of vertices v, edges e, and faces f of any convex polyhedron: v - e + f = 2. (If you have a soccer ball, you can verify this identity!) This observation was foundational for the discipline of topology, and it underlies a topological proof of the classification of Platonic solids. In this talk, I will introduce a few simple surfaces (e.g., the sphere, torus, and Möbius strip) and discuss the role played by the Euler characteristic in their classification.
Young diagrams and Young tableaux have been studied over the past 100 years when they were first applied to the study of representations of the symmetric group. They have since been used to study different classical groups as well as the areas of graph theory, combinatorics, and even physics. Typically they are introduced in a representation theory class, however, with some minimal definitions this talk will present a few elementary applications suitable for early introduction.
Actuaries from Lincoln Financial Group will be visiting the department discussing the internship program at LFG. If you are interested (or curious) about a career in actuarial science, please plan to attend.
The goal of this talk is to give a description of minimal free resolutions of "rigid" monomial ideals. The talk will begin by defining what a minimal free resolution of an ideal is and will quickly focus on the special case of monomial ideals. Along the way I will give descriptions of various combinatorial and topological tools that one can use to find free resolutions of monomial ideals. In particular for rigid monomial ideals we will heavily use the structure of the lattice of least common multiples of the generators of the monomial ideal to describe the minimal resolutions. The new results in this talk are joint work with Tim Clark.
Samantha and Lisa are two of our department's graduating seniors. They will be speaking to us on their summer experiences. Samantha participated in an REU on high performance computing, and Lisa did an internship with Lincoln Financial.
Fractals are well known for their interesting and beautiful pictures. But mathematically, fractals are known for their strange dimensions. Usually we think of an object being one-dimensional or two-dimensional and so on. Roughly speaking, fractals are objects that have fractional dimension.
Besides producing some really awesome images, fractals have many applications in our world. Just look around. Things in nature are not perfect squares or circles. We can actually represent many things in our environment with fractals instead of using classical geometry.
In this presentation, we will define some well known examples of fractals. Next, we will discuss different notions of dimension and compute some dimensions for the examples introduced in the beginning. We will end with some surprising applications of fractals.


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Drivers and formsKnudsen, Line Gry (Frederiksberg, 2008)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: The increasing challenges of globalization call for a more adept utilization of existing knowledge and resources through more efficient and effective collaborations between universities, research organizations and businesses. The aim of this report is to establish the drivers and forms of such integrated networks in the knowledge triangle of education, research and innovation. The empirical context of this project is the field of climate and energy research. This field is in specific need of more efficient collaborative models that can facilitate knowledge sharing and thereby ease the development of new energy technologies. The use of conventional energy sources entails perpetual problems. Oil and other fossil fuels will at some point run out. And increasing CO2 emission is a danger to our climate. We need to think about sustainable alternatives if we are to continue to meet the world's increasing energy consumption and to stop the dramatic climate changes we are experiencing. And we need to do it with the greatest possible dispatch. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/7757
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Abstract: The present literature review is prepared as a part of the SUCCESS1 project; a pilot project launched by the EIT with the purpose of benchmarking past and ongoing collaborations in the knowledge triangle of research, education and innovation in the European Union. The empirical focus is the field of climate and energy research. This field is in specific need of more efficient collaborative models that can facilitate knowledge sharing and thereby ease the development of new sustainable energy technologies. Still, the present literature review draws on research done on collaboration in various fields; collaborating on innovation, research or educational aims is imperative to many actors struggling to keep pace in a complex, uncertain and dynamic environment. Thus vital empirical experiences and essential theoretical knowledge about the organizational and managerial dimensions of collaboration may be found in various fields of research, inside as well as outside the field of climate and energy research. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/6398
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Abstract: The aim of this thesis is to improve the understanding of how collaborative R&D capabilities come about and how they are jointly determined by individual and organizational level factors. I argue that despite the fact that a surge of interest in inter-organizational collaboration has been witnessed in research fields as diverse as strategic management, economics, sociology, and organization theory, we know very little about the micro-foundations of collaborative R&D capabilities. Processes going on internally in collaborating firms are treated like a 'black box' in many strands of research. How, we may ask, does openness towards external knowledge sources lead to enhanced R&D performance? What are the internal organizational mechanisms that facilitate the collaborative processes? How are specific collaborative capabilities developed to ensure collaborative success, and—most importantly—what is their composition in terms of organizational and individual level factors? In this thesis these and related questions are addressed by means of empirical as well as theoretical analyses. It is argued that studies of strategic alliances and R&D collaborations have suffered from being mainly conducted on large datasets and with little attention to individual level factors that may be key drivers of alliance success. The case-study methodology is emphasized as a useful complementary method as it entails the option of learning from the employees engaged in the formation and operation of collaborative arrangements. Three narrative studies are undertaken with the aim of identifying the micro-foundations of collaborative R&D capability in the firms. This is done to provide an explorative overview of the determinants rather than to evaluate the degree to which the capabilities have been implemented successfully leading to better performance. The objective is thus to challenge the existing theories in the field of strategic alliances and to qualify them by joining theoretical knowledge about firm level benefits of R&D alliances with theories on individual level work motivation, and behaviors in connection to R&D collaboration. The study is focused on knowledge intensive firms (as distinct from 'supplier dominated firms', 'specialized equipment suppliers' or 'scale intensive firms'). It is stressed that even core knowledge used in the various R&D or innovation processes does not necessarily need to stem from sources internal to the firm, but is likely to originate externally. R&D collaboration has become an important means to foster opportunities to learn, and to access, transfer and utilize knowledge to create innovative solutions But very high failure rates are shown and between fifty and seventy percent of all alliances do not justify the expectations. This vindicates a better understanding of collaborative R&D capabilities. A study of the micro-foundations of these capabilities is both timely and warranted. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/7925
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Facts and Figures on Collaborative Projects in Climate and Energy Research: Report based on Quantitative Data from the SUCCESS projectKnudsen, Line Gry; Hansson, Finn; Mønsted, Mette (København, 2008)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: The present report is drafted for the SUCCESS1 project; a pilot project launched by the EIT with the purpose of benchmarking past and ongoing collaborations in the knowledge triangle of research, education and innovation in the European Union. The empirical focus is the field of climate and energy research. This field is in specific need of more efficient collaborative models that can facilitate knowledge sharing and thereby ease the development of new sustainable energy technologies. By analysing existing projects and processes in this field, we are able to derive new and improved models of governance structures for integrated partnerships in order to improve the innovation processes. The final goal is to work towards recommendations on the process of strengthening relations within the Knowledge Triangle of education, innovation and research in the European Union. With this report, we aim at providing a solid ground for establishing and analyzing best practice collaboration in the field of climate and energy research. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/6323
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A Grande Dame's Whimsical Ranch
A scion of a prominent publishing family turned her former California dairy farm into a playful family retreat complete with a working olive farm. Julia Flynn Siler has the details on Lunch Break. Photo: Drew Kelly for The Wall Street Journal.
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#marlins hit a home run with their choice. Mike Redmond appears to combine gung-ho and intellect, a rare pair
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Dimon on NY Fed Board a Distraction, Solution Is to Remove the Fed from Bank Regulation
It is not surprising that the recent losses at JP Morgan have resulted in calls by current and would‐be politicians to remove bankers from the boards of the regional Federal Reserve banks, as JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon currently sits on the board of the New York Federal Reserve. There's even a petition for the "public" to demand Dimon's resignation. Setting aside the irony of having senators call for keeping bankers off the regional Fed boards just days after they voted to place a former investment banker on the Federal Reserve board, the real question we should be debating is: Should the the Federal Reserve even be involved in banking regulation?
As I've noted elsewhere, a recent paper by economists Barry Eichengreen and Nergiz Dincer suggests that separating monetary policy from banking supervision would yield superior outcomes, both for banking stability and the economy more generally. While there is a very real conflict‐of‐interest when bankers sit on the boards of their regulators, there is an even bigger conflict‐of‐interest when those setting monetary policy are also responsible for bank safety. Rather than let institutions they supervise fail, and face public criticism, there exists a strong incentive for the monetary authority to mask bank insolvency by labeling such a liquidity crisis and then injecting easy and cheap credit. The result is that the rest of us are left paying for the mistakes of both the bank and regulator. A far better alignment of incentives would be to separate the conduct of monetary policy from bank supervision.
Like anything, such a separation would not be without its costs. I am the last to go around claiming a "free lunch" when it comes to banking and monetary policy. The current Boston Fed President made a strong case over a decade ago for keeping the two combined. The Richmond Fed has also offered a useful discussion of the pros and cons of such consolidation, as well as consolidating regulators more generally. These costs aside, I believe having the Fed focus solely on monetary policy would improve both.


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Hello, i am having trouble appending the rest of my original array to my new array.
I am suppose to shuffle two arrays and put the output into a new array.
For instance.
int [] A = {2,3,4,5};
int [] B = {1,5,6,9,123};
A and B are my two arrays that i need to shuffle into array C
So C's output is:
int [] C = {2,1,3,5,4,6,5,9,123}
The problem i encounter is that it doesn't want to append the longer array so my output right now is
int [] C = {2,1,3,5,4,6,5,9,0}
my code is
int [] A = {2,3,4,5}; int [] B = {1,5,6,9,123}; int Lengthmin = (A.length<B.length? A.length:B.length); int[] C= new int [A.length+B.length]; for(int i =0;i<Lengthmin;i++) { C[2*i]=A[i]; C[2*i+1]=B[i]; } //didnt include printing the array
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Log In and Add $83.77 -0.25 (-0.30 %) (As of 01/29/2020 07:24 AM ET) Add Compare Today's Range$83.64Now: $83.77▼$84.9950-Day Range$83.54MA: $88.22▼$90.2552-Week Range$62.66Now: $83.77▼$91.99Volume8.61 million shsAverage Volume7.50 million shsMarket Capitalization$123.88 billionP/E Ratio38.60Dividend Yield5.65%Beta0.97 ProfileAnalyst RatingsAdvanced ChartDividendEarningsFinancialsInsider TradesInstitutional OwnershipHeadlinesOptions ChainSEC FilingsSocial Media Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on LinkedInShare on RedditShare on StocktwitsPrint this articleShare by Email AbbVie Inc discovers, develops, manufactures, and sells pharmaceutical products in the United States, Japan, Germany, Canada, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, Brazil, and internationally. The company offers HUMIRA, a therapy administered as an injection for autoimmune and intestinal Behçet's diseases; IMBRUVICA to treat adult patients with chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL), small lymphocytic lymphoma (SLL), mantle cell lymphoma, waldenström's macroglobulinemia, marginal zone lymphoma, and chronic graft versus host disease; VENCLEXTA, a BCL-2 inhibitor used to treat adults with CLL or SLL; VIEKIRA PAK, an interferon-free therapy to treat adults with genotype 1 chronic hepatitis C virus (HCV); TECHNIVIE to treat adults with genotype 4 HCV infection; and MAVYRET to treat patients with chronic HCV genotype 1-6 infection. Read More… Industry, Sector and Symbol Stock Exchange NYSE Industry Pharmaceutical preparations Sub-IndustryPharmaceuticals SectorMedical Current SymbolNYSE:ABBV Previous Symbol CUSIP00287Y10 CIK1551152 Webhttp://www.abbvie.com/ Phone847-932-7900Debt Debt-to-Equity RatioN/A Current Ratio1.15 Quick Ratio1.04Price-To-Earnings Trailing P/E Ratio38.60 Forward P/E Ratio9.38 P/E Growth1.97 Sales & Book Value Annual Sales$32.75 billion Price / Sales3.78 Cash Flow$9.36 per share Price / Cash Flow8.95 Book Value($5.61) per share Price / Book-14.93Profitability EPS (Most Recent Fiscal Year)$7.91 Net Income$5.69 billion Net Margins9.90% Return on Equity-155.96% Return on Assets22.16%Miscellaneous Employees30,000 Outstanding Shares1,478,820,000Market Cap$123.88 billion Next Earnings Date2/7/2020 (Confirmed) OptionableOptionable Receive ABBV News and Ratings via Email Sign-up to receive the latest news and ratings for ABBV and its competitors with MarketBeat's FREE daily newsletter. ABBV Rates by TradingView AbbVie (NYSE:ABBV) Frequently Asked Questions What is AbbVie's stock symbol? AbbVie trades on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the ticker symbol "ABBV." How often does AbbVie pay dividends? What is the dividend yield for AbbVie? AbbVie announced a -- dividend on Friday, November 1st. Stockholders of record on Wednesday, January 15th will be given a dividend of $1.18 per share on Friday, February 14th. This represents a dividend yield of 5.93%. The ex-dividend date is Tuesday, January 14th. This is a positive change from AbbVie's previous -- dividend of $1.07. View AbbVie's Dividend History. How will AbbVie's stock buyback program work? AbbVie declared that its board has approved a share repurchase program on Thursday, December 13th 2018, which authorizes the company to repurchase $5,000,000,000.00 in outstanding shares, according to EventVestor. This repurchase authorization authorizes the company to purchase up to 3.8% of its shares through open market purchases. Shares repurchase programs are generally a sign that the company's board believes its stock is undervalued. How were AbbVie's earnings last quarter? AbbVie Inc (NYSE:ABBV) issued its earnings results on Friday, November, 1st. The company reported $2.33 EPS for the quarter, beating the consensus estimate of $2.29 by $0.04. The firm earned $8.48 billion during the quarter, compared to analyst estimates of $8.37 billion. AbbVie had a net margin of 9.90% and a negative return on equity of 155.96%. AbbVie's revenue for the quarter was up 3.0% compared to the same quarter last year. During the same period last year, the firm posted $2.14 EPS. View AbbVie's Earnings History. When is AbbVie's next earnings date? AbbVie is scheduled to release their next quarterly earnings announcement on Friday, February 7th 2020. View Earnings Estimates for AbbVie. How can I listen to AbbVie's earnings call? AbbVie will be holding an earnings conference call on Friday, February 7th at 12:00 AM Eastern. Interested parties can register for or listen to the call using this link or dial in at Not Available. What guidance has AbbVie issued on next quarter's earnings? AbbVie issued an update on its FY19 earnings guidance on Friday, November, 1st. The company provided earnings per share (EPS) guidance of $8.90-8.92 for the period, compared to the Thomson Reuters consensus EPS estimate of $8.90. What price target have analysts set for ABBV? 13 brokerages have issued 12 month price objectives for AbbVie's stock. Their forecasts range from $66.61 to $98.00. On average, they expect AbbVie's stock price to reach $86.33 in the next twelve months. This suggests a possible upside of 3.1% from the stock's current price. View Analyst Price Targets for AbbVie. What is the consensus analysts' recommendation for AbbVie? 13 Wall Street analysts have issued "buy," "hold," and "sell" ratings for AbbVie in the last year. There are currently 1 sell rating, 6 hold ratings and 6 buy ratings for the stock, resulting in a consensus recommendation of "Hold." View Analyst Ratings for AbbVie. Has AbbVie been receiving favorable news coverage? Press coverage about ABBV stock has trended somewhat positive this week, according to InfoTrie. The research group rates the sentiment of media coverage by reviewing more than six thousand blog and news sources in real time. The firm ranks coverage of publicly-traded companies on a scale of -5 to 5, with scores nearest to five being the most favorable. AbbVie earned a media sentiment score of 2.0 on InfoTrie's scale. They also gave news coverage about the company a news buzz of 8.0 out of 10, indicating that recent media coverage is very likely to have an impact on the stock's share price in the next few days. View News Stories for AbbVie. Who are some of AbbVie's key competitors? Some companies that are related to AbbVie include Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), Pfizer (PFE), Merck & Co., Inc. (MRK), Eli Lilly And Co (LLY), Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMY), Zoetis (ZTS), Allergan (AGN), Mylan (MYL), Jazz Pharmaceuticals (JAZZ), Perrigo (PRGO), The Medicines (MDCO), Horizon Therapeutics (HZNP), Nektar Therapeutics (NKTR), Zogenix (ZGNX) and Pacira Biosciences (PCRX). What other stocks do shareholders of AbbVie own? Based on aggregate information from My MarketBeat watchlists, some companies that other AbbVie investors own include Intact Financial (IFC), Constellation Software (CSU), AutoCanada (ACQ), Alimentation Couche-Tard (ATD.B), Vermilion Energy (VET), Wheaton Precious Metals (WPM), Rogers Communications (RCI), Open Text (OTEX), Valeant Pharmaceuticals Intl (VRX) and AT&T (T). Who are AbbVie's key executives? AbbVie's management team includes the folowing people: Mr. Richard A. Gonzalez, Chairman & CEO (Age 65)Dr. Michael E. Severino, Vice Chairman & Pres (Age 53)Mr. Robert A. Michael, Sr. VP & CFO (Age 49)Mr. William J. Chase, Exec. VP of Fin. & Admin. (Age 51)Ms. Laura J. Schumacher, Vice Chairman of External Affairs, Chief Legal Officer & Corp. Sec. (Age 56) Who are AbbVie's major shareholders? AbbVie's stock is owned by a variety of of institutional and retail investors. Top institutional investors include California Public Employees Retirement System (0.24%), New York State Teachers Retirement System (0.15%), Retirement Systems of Alabama (0.09%), Artemis Investment Management LLP (0.07%), Hamlin Capital Management LLC (0.06%) and Strs Ohio (0.06%). Company insiders that own AbbVie stock include Azita Saleki-Gerhardt, Brian L Durkin, Carlos Alban, Edward J Rapp, Glenn F Tilton, Henry O Gosebruch, Istar Inc, Jeffrey Ryan Stewart, Laura J Schumacher, Michael Severino, Nicholas Donoghoe, Richard A Gonzalez, Robert A Michael, Roxanne S Austin, Timothy J Richmond and William J Chase. View Institutional Ownership Trends for AbbVie. Which major investors are selling AbbVie stock? ABBV stock was sold by a variety of institutional investors in the last quarter, including Galibier Capital Management Ltd., Ambassador Advisors LLC, Candriam Luxembourg S.C.A., Commerzbank Aktiengesellschaft FI, Meag Munich Ergo Kapitalanlagegesellschaft MBH, OLD National Bancorp IN, Strs Ohio and Moors & Cabot Inc.. Company insiders that have sold AbbVie company stock in the last year include Azita Saleki-Gerhardt, Brian L Durkin, Laura J Schumacher and Timothy J Richmond. View Insider Buying and Selling for AbbVie. Which major investors are buying AbbVie stock? ABBV stock was bought by a variety of institutional investors in the last quarter, including Johanson Financial Advisors Inc., Raub Brock Capital Management LP, M&G Investment Management Ltd., Zurcher Kantonalbank Zurich Cantonalbank, Artemis Investment Management LLP, CHURCHILL MANAGEMENT Corp, State of Michigan Retirement System and 6 Meridian. Company insiders that have bought AbbVie stock in the last two years include Edward J Rapp, Glenn F Tilton, Henry O Gosebruch, Istar Inc, Jeffrey Ryan Stewart, Laura J Schumacher, Nicholas Donoghoe, Roxanne S Austin and William J Chase. View Insider Buying and Selling for AbbVie. How do I buy shares of AbbVie? Shares of ABBV can be purchased through any online brokerage account. Popular online brokerages with access to the U.S. stock market include Vanguard Brokerage Services, TD Ameritrade, E*TRADE, Robinhood, Fidelity and Charles Schwab. What is AbbVie's stock price today? One share of ABBV stock can currently be purchased for approximately $83.77. How big of a company is AbbVie? AbbVie has a market capitalization of $123.88 billion and generates $32.75 billion in revenue each year. The company earns $5.69 billion in net income (profit) each year or $7.91 on an earnings per share basis. AbbVie employs 30,000 workers across the globe.View Additional Information About AbbVie. What is AbbVie's official website? The official website for AbbVie is http://www.abbvie.com/. How can I contact AbbVie? AbbVie's mailing address is 1 NORTH WAUKEGAN ROAD, NORTH CHICAGO IL, 60064. The company can be reached via phone at 847-932-7900. MarketBeat Community Rating for AbbVie (NYSE ABBV)Community Ranking: 2.9 out of 5 ( )Outperform Votes: 1,073 (Vote Outperform)Underperform Votes: 762 (Vote Underperform)Total Votes: 1,835MarketBeat's community ratings are surveys of what our community members think about AbbVie and other stocks. 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Family rooms are an integral part of any home. Whether in a one-bedroom apartment or a sprawling ranch housing six children plus dogs and friends, these are the spaces in which everyone can gather and relish each other's company. Read on for some of our favorite family rooms.
Here, this family room's warm palette of red, brown, and burnt orange is punctuated by vibrant aqua glass vases on the coffee table. Two rugged leather sofas face off over the round table, squared by another couch upholstered in "Natura Lattice" from Giant Textiles. The furniture's U-shaped configuration is oriented towards the television, since this ever-growing family of six frequently gathers here for movies and sporting events. A colorful oil painting by artist Sally Bowring adds scale while complementing the room's color scheme.
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High-Style and Low-Maintenance Family Room
This lovely living space is reinforced with fabrics meant to take abuse. "In family rooms, I often use slipcovers and easy-to-clean wool rugs," says designer and homeowner Colette van den Thillart. She fearlessly paired ultra-glam pieces with no-nonsense practicality, like the custom mohair octagonal ottoman that acts as a footrest, homework station, and dining table. Low-maintenance wood floors make the space ever more kid-friendly.
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Cozy and Colorful Family Room
This North Carolina summer home frequently hosts family and friends, so comfortable seating was a must for designer Julie Price. Plush-backed armchairs and a rolled-arm sofa from Charles Stewart establish the sitting area. A bench covered in an oversized plaid is easy to move where needed for conversations.
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Contemporary Family Room
High above the hustle and bustle of Michigan Avenue, designer Doug Atherly has created a soothing, cocoon-like space for Chicago's Ritz-Carlton Residences Showcase. This contemporary space fits shiny surfaces, modern technology, and a neutral-yet-moody color palette together in harmony. An oatmeal-colored L-shaped sofa from Minotti is ultra-inviting with deep plush seating, while roman shades allow for customizable lighting. A custom wraparound sofa cabinet keeps things polished.
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Contemporary Family Room
"I always have a slight problem with televisions, though they are getting a lot more attractive," Doug says. "Still, where do you put them? We wanted the television to blend in, so we were going to leave it open, rather than have a black screen in a light surface. But we didn't want to have a big block of dark color, so the polished plaster of the wall that houses the TV gave us a darker color with a lot of texture and pattern. It tends to disguise the TV without being too distracting."
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Warm and Inviting Family Room
This family room is as durable as it is comfortable. With two young children and an active lifestyle, the homeowners opted for a casual, colorful scheme for the terrace-level space. Ultrasuede fabrics cover the furniture to withstand traffic from the swimming pool just outside. Zebra stripes and fiery orange club chairs keep the mood upbeat and playful.
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Clean and Bright Family Room
Clean-lined furniture in delicious chocolate and toffee hues harmonize with crisp white walls and soothing neutrals in this family room, designed by Gail Plechaty. A plush area rug adds undeniable comfort, its creamy color contrasting with the room's dark floors. Bold drapery custom-designed by Gail tie the hues together.
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Relaxing Family Room
A soothing palette of grays and blues exudes peace and relaxation in this family room, adjacent to the kitchen for an open flow of traffic. Sandy neutral fabrics cover the sofa and side chairs; an inviting blue mohair chair adds a touch of vintage charm. Pillow fabrics from Raoul Textiles and Jasper add textural interest to the sofa. A quartet of coffee tables from Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams push together for expanded surface area. The arrangement is oriented towards a flatscreen television hanging above the fireplace mantel for a convenient (and comfy) spot to watch football.
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Comfortable Family Room
This sprawling space of sink-down seating radiates warmth and life with its clear, bright hues and favorite flea market finds. Upholstery fabrics take their color cues from the homeowner's collection of antique amethyst-to-deep-purple medicine bottles. The family room opens onto the screened porch for casual indoor-outdoor living.
Organic Family Room
As with the rest of the house, building and decorating decisions for this family room were made with the health and well-being of children in mind. For decorative balance and laid-back charm, the homeowners used unfinished furnishings, untreated wool rugs, linen draperies, cotton slipcovers, hemp pillows, and mineral-based lime paint. Sustainably harvested white-oak hardwood floors were installed throughout the house and sealed with a low-VOC nontoxic sealer. Even the pool (outside the French doors) is chemical-free.
Carefree Family Room
Color runs neck-to-neck with indoor-outdoor features in this family room's decorating hierarchy. Toned-down versions of fuchsia, gold, citron green, and orange are introduced in furniture, accessories, and window treatments, while walls, coffered ceiling, and floor remain neutral. In addition to the breezy palette, six sets of French doors help create the open, light, bright feel of a California beach house -- despite the fact this particular family room is in the upper Midwest.
Kid-Friendly Family Room
Durability is key in a home with three growing boys. So this informal family room features sofas from Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams that are covered in nearly indestructible white denim. Even the draperies and pillows are made from the easy-to-clean heavy-duty cotton, with orange trim added to give the room a jolt of energy (as if three boys aren't enough). A low, overscaled coffee table made from reclaimed wood adds texture and interest to the room and is sturdy enough to stand up to the rigors of family life. Rust tones in a rug from John Khalil echo hues in family room accent fabrics.
Elegant Family Room
As world travelers, the couple who inhabit this home and family room wanted interiors that are beautiful but comfortable, practical but elegant. Toward that end, the family room includes details such as an antique Aubusson rug stretched over terra cotta flooring and earthy bamboo blinds beneath panels of hand-embroidered and appliqued silk and taffeta. Adding Old-World elegance to the scene are a 19th-century French gilt chair in the corner and such beautiful dressmaker details as the bullion on the flame-stitch armchair.
Dazzling Family Room
Such a dramatic family room is not unexpected when a homeowner adores color, glamor, and touches of glitz. Black-painted cabinets in the adjoining kitchen continue in the family room, giving visual height, stature, and elegance to the space. Vivid blue-upholstered armchairs pop against the glossy black paneling and voluptuous fireplace surround topped with a flat-panel TV. The family room's vaulted ceiling offers a spot for a sparkling Murano glass chandelier, while a faux zebra-skin rug adds a touch of whimsy.
Light, Bright Family Room
Cheery blue-and-white family-room furnishings hold their own against classic neutrals in the form of black-and-beige floor tiles and crisp white woodwork. The sofa upholstery and drapery panels are made from simple white cotton, while a cushy lounge chair is covered in a cornflower-blue-and-white cabana stripe. Soft yellow-painted walls are accented by built-in bookshelves filled with colorful tomes. A bright green lamp adds a fresh burst of color.
Sophisticated Family Room
The homeowner's vision for this neutral family room was that it should remain sophisticated and grown-up despite the fact that it's often overtaken by young children. With a stone fireplace as focal point, furnishings such as the sofa, a pair of armchairs, and a barrel chair with clean lines reveal modern adaptions of traditional design. A round glass table with a contemporary Asian-influenced base adds airy relief among the grouping of solid-color upholstered pieces. Smoky-color drapery panels made in an open-linen weave beautifully filter light into the room. See more from this location.
Fuss-Free Family Room
The decorating plan for this West Coast family room is all about sand and sea, minus the predictable beachy elements like seashells, cabana stripes, and nautical knickknacks. White woodwork and a muted palette prevail, with a "less is more" attitude taken toward furniture design and accessories. Crisp linen upholstery, wide-plank wood floors, and refined patterns dominate, while a custom mahogany coffee table with intricate angles rebels against the rules. The adjacent patio seating area and fireplace offer an ideal spot for outdoor entertaining.
After-Hours Family Room
Visualized for busy professionals who seek refuge in their family room at night, this space was designed with muted, restful colors and soothing details. Putty-color drapes and walls provide a neutral background for artwork and interesting furniture, such as the zig-zag patterned lounge chair and ottoman. A chocolate-brown sectional lined with pillows invites relaxation.
Serene Family Room
A clean palette and uncomplicated design imbue this well-used family room with style and serenity. Family-friendly features include putty-color Ultrasuede fabrics on the comfy furniture and a sturdy, oversized coffee table that stands up to children's need to play. The doors to the family room can be pushed back, letting the whole house become one space.
Casual Family Room
An interior palette of subtle, organic colors helps this casual family room complement - not compete with - the lush landscape outside its windows. White paneled walls, a sisal-color ceiling, and antique wood beams mimic hues found in the home's fieldstone exterior. Armchairs and sofas upholstered in copper- and chocolate-hued chenille fabrics are made for family get-togethers - especially barefoot lounging.
Poolside Family Room
Restrained elegance characterizes the St. Louis home where this family room is found. White tile floors, neutral wall coverings and drapes, and creamy white woodwork let the lush exterior view take the spotlight. A Palladian window/door, which replaced dated glass sliders, leads to a gracious pool area. Inside, tight editing lets carefully selected pieces of furniture shine, including a leather bench with nailhead trim and a compact game table.
Eco-Friendly Family Room
Showing that green design can be beautiful, this family room pairs sustainable materials with comfy, sophisticated style. A simple palette of grayish-blue, black, and white is highlighted by a fireplace mantel built with formaldehyde-free medium-density fiberboard painted linen white. The wood-planked ceiling was painted with a similar semi-gloss finish that highlights its architectural detail. The original red-oak floors were refinished with a water-based urethane.


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