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So the child who I believe about two weeks ago pulled himself to standing in order to disturb our radio-alarm clock has been putting up a fight not to stand this whole last week. Last Monday for physical therapy we excused it due to rough teething. But for a few days now, Bubby has been pretty much back to himself. Except he will not stand - on his own or with us "encouraging" him. I take that back - he will stand a bit if we are walking him around by putting our hands under his arms or armpits. But to do his PT homework of cruising around furniture. Nope. And today while the PT was here, he threw a big fit, even though she was more than patient and kind with him. He threw such a fit that he made himself throw up. YUCK! (And I must have an awesome therapist because she assisted with the stinky clean-up.) We got some work in, but not as much as we needed or would have liked.
The therapist informed me that the terrible two's actually start between 15-18 months. Well, Bubby Boy is not going by his adjusted age for this milestone. The calendar says he is a 16 month old, so apparently he does not want to be delayed in the attitude arena.
Luckily, he was a very sweet boy most of the rest of the day. So much so that with our new-improved bedtime routine he was out, on his own in his crib, without tears or fussing in about ten minutes. Thank you, Sara Groves cd.


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GreatAmerica is a national commercial equipment finance company dedicated to helping manufacturers, vendors and dealers be more successful and keep their customers for a lifetime. While GreatAmerica has grown to more than 600 team members, our entrepreneurial spirit remains and endless opportunities lie ahead. We have experienced unparalleled year over year growth since our founding in 1992.
GreatAmerica is structured in cross functional teams that allow individuals to make informed decisions that benefit the company and our customers. There is no doubt in our minds we are building the greatest company of its kind, offering the finest products and services available anywhere. When you are part of the GreatAmerica team, you are part of the future, part of an opportunity to grow professionally and to reach your potential while enjoying your work.
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What is Skepticism? That's a big question with a complicated answer – as anyone who has tried to explain the concept to someone unfamiliar with the term can attest – and arguably beyond the scope of a short blog post.
Ask ten different people and you'll likely get ten different answers. One reason for this is that while Skepticism seems like it should have a hard definition, it actually has several depending on the context. When I refer to Skepticism I'm thinking of Scientific Skepticism or Skeptical Inquiry, however that may not be the case for everyone.
I liken the word 'skeptical' to the word 'theory', in that while 'theory' has a defined scientific meaning, it is used by the proverbial man-on-the-street to mean something else; something less concrete. Evolution is "just a theory!" Creationists often cry. "So is Gravity" we reply, our tongues in our cheeks and our feet on the ground. Likewise 'being skeptical', in my mind, means using critical thinking and evidence to evaluate claims, whereas to that same man, it is often equated with cynicism and nay-saying. Or worse, with Climate "Sceptics" and conspiracy nuts.
The Skeptic here is at a disadvantage as there is no agreed 'scientific' meaning for the term. In fact if you go hunting for one, you'll often find it can mean the opposite to what you were expecting. Philosophical Skepticism for example, in a nutshell, is the belief that certainty of knowledge is impossible. This is at odds with the idea that you can obtain empirical knowledge through observation and experiment; the scientific method.
For better or for worse, we shan't see a change anytime soon. It is up to each self-identifying Skeptic to determine which definition suits them, and the word 'Skeptic' will continue to have as many meanings as there are Skeptics; if only because 'Empiricists in the Pub' doesn't quite have the same ring to it.


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I previously conducted a survey entitled, "Does it turn you off when you visit an artist's website, and you have to purchase their products off site at a venue such as Etsy or Ebay?"
The general consensus of 43 participants voted that it did not bother them at all. 28 participants admitted that it does bother them. Below are a few comments that were left in regards to this topic:
"To be honest, I've never had the opportunity. I can see how it would turn one off since it's a detriment to convenience, since you're going to -another- site and all, but I also can understand why they do it."
"While it definitely seems more professional if the artist has their work for sale on their own page, I can also understand from a seller's perspective that the type of website needed for that sort of process is not only more expensive but much much harder to code. Honestly, if anything, it just makes the artist seem a little less professional, but being a human and not a business isn't always a bad thing."
"Well, i don't like it when you have to buy their products on Ebay, but places like Etsy are fine. but it is easier and convenient when you can buy their products on their website, and very easy just with PayPal and all that business, but there's no problem with just a few more clicks to go to another website "
"It doesn't bother me because they usually live a ways away from me, and that's their method of getting their product to you. I mean, at least you know for a fact that you're going to get what you ordered because artists are broke and they want to spread their creations! I myself plan on getting an Etsy eventually. "
"It irritates me because i don't have accounts with Ebay or Etsy and i don't really want to set one up to buy one product =/"
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Thank you so much for reading. I hope this helps out the independent artists out there that are troubled with directing customers off site to another venue to purchase their artwork.


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Most of the relocations are difficult, but some of them are more stressful and exhausting. Relocating long distance is maybe one of the most challenging ones. Our proficient personnel offers to help you from the very beginning to the very end. This means we offer to move you room-to-room, letting you relax and enjoy the moving process with Capital City Movers NYC.
There is a lot of research to do, ground to cover and decisions to make. Moving to New York City is something that lots of people do every day, but not all of them are satisfied with the service of their long distance moving companies. Hiring a good and reliable moving company can make or break your relocation. You must choose the most reliable partner to get you through your long distance moving process. But, before you do that, you need to be well informed. As one of the best long distance movers NYC we will share our experience with you.
What you need to know about long distance moving
You are moving long distance when your new place and your old place are more than 100 miles apart. But people are moving to New York not only from different cities but also different states, countries and even continents. Maybe you have spent some time in Europe and want to get back to New York City. Most probably, you wouldn't even know where to start. So, before you pay an enormous fee, let's see what you need to know about moving long distance.
- Long distance movers NYC need to know all about regulations and laws – This is one of the most important things you should be looking for when hiring long distance movers NYC. When crossing state lines and different countries, there are plenty of regulations to be done. There are many local and international laws that you need to bear with. However, it is not your obligation to know them all. However, your long distance moving company has to know them and have the necessary information. What is expected of you is to be truthful about the items you will be transporting. This way your moving company can offer you advice, and together you can come up with a solution. That is why you should hire an experienced company that knows its way around this, and there is no better choice than Capital City Movers NYC.
- Long distance moving professionals NYC need to impeccably know the business –
Your New York long distance home moving company will be responsible for finding the best route from your old home to your new one. That is why it is better if they have already done it once or twice. Our company has done it a few hundred times, that is why we always make sure that we choose the best possible routes for our customers. People moving to New York usually don't have a knowledge about this city. Considering that we also do local moves within the city limits, we are also able to provide our customers with some tips and tricks about the city itself.
- New York City long distance moving experts need to have all the necessary tools – Moving down the stair can be done with a couple of friends that are eager to get a beer as a compensation afterward. But moving long distance means transporting everything you own for many, many miles. Not all long distance movers in NYC can do that. It doesn't mean just having the shiniest tools but having trained staff that is capable of dealing with this. In Capital City Movers we care about our employees and invest in their training and certification. You can be sure that nor our equipment nor the people responsible for your move will let you down.
When moving long distance, there is no room for mistakes. You have to choose the right NYC long distance moving company for your needs. However, there also are other mistakes people make during moving. Long distance relocations take more time and are more complex. That's why it is not that surprising that they usually are causing more troubles.
The most important thing to have in mind is that you need to plan your long distance relocation carefully. You must think of every single detail because even the smallest delay can create a ripple effect and completely destroy the timeline. Your plan should contain not only the tasks, but also the people responsible. Check out holidays, weather and everything else that can have an effect on your move. Long distance movers NYC can help you with this and can advise you what is the best course of action.
The packing is another very important thing about relocation across the country or even further. It is a bit harder than filling your suitcase to the top for a summer vacation. You need to have in mind the distance and the weather conditions, and to do everything you can to protect your belongings. Capital City Movers team has years of experience with that. We have all the necessary packing supplies and we offer the packing service to our customers as well. We always keep an open conversation with our customers and help them overcome any obstacle regarding their relocation. This is very helpful when dealing with stressful long distance relocations. That is why Capital City Movers is one of the best New York City moving companies.
Tips on hiring the best long distance movers NYC
When you are choosing a local moving company you can knock on their door and see it yourself what is their company all about. But, when hiring long distance NYC moving and storage company, you usually don't have that option. So, how can you know if you have chosen the best long distance moving company NYC?
One thing you need to look for is referrals. We live in a modern age and it's not that hard to get a review of former customers. Actually, make sure that you read more than a few. People have different tastes and opinions, and what works for someone else might not work for you. In conclusion, when looking to hire long distance movers NYC, you must be ensured of their trustworthiness. Talk to their former customers and get a first-hand experience. In Capital City Movers NYC we keep in touch with our former clients and are interested in hearing their experience. You can read all about the experiences of our previous customers on our referral page.
Avoid scams and frauds when hiring long distance movers NYC
Also, you must be aware of the fact that the chances of fraud are higher when dealing with long distance companies. Not all companies are trustworthy, and sometimes it is difficult to decide which long distance moving companies in New York are reputable. Besides contacting their former customers, there is one more thing you can do. You can check if the company you are considering to hire has all the necessary licenses and certifications. Without this, you shouldn't bother even contacting them. Capital City Movers is equipped with all of this, and have no problem showing our customers the proof when needed. We are famous for our experience and reputation, but it is always good to be sure. We expect and greet that kind of responsibility and seriousness from our clients.
Why should you hire us among all other NYC long distance movers?
It's not an easy thing to trust someone to transport all of your personal things. But, with local moves, you do manage to have some control. With long distance relocations, that's not the case. Probably you will be traveling separately than your belongings and that you will bite your nails wondering how everything is going. Hiring a reputable long distance moving company NYC, you won't have to worry about that. We have already mentioned a couple of reasons why we should be your company of choice, but here are some more:
As one of the best long distance movers NYC we offer a variety of services to our customers
When it comes to relocating, you never really know what to expect and what you might need. Especially when it comes to long distance moving. But having the New York City experts for long distance relocation who take care of all your needs sounds more than good. As we have already mentioned, we offer local moving services in New York as well. Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, New Jersey, Long Island… We are there, with moving and storage NYC for any need. This is especially important for people moving long distance that want to store their stuff until they arrive. Our professional team can take care of that and you don't have to worry about a thing. This is exactly what we expect from our customers- to move with love and not to worry because we can do all the heavy lifting, packaging and storaging.
Besides this, we also offer services of packing, carpentry, handy man and electrical service. If you don't know how to do something, or you don't have the time, you don't have to worry about hiring several different companies. We never say no to a challenge here in Capital City Movers. We'll be more than happy to make your new NYC apartment feel like home as soon as you arrive.
What we care about is establishing quality, security and long term relationships
Living in New York in the 21st century can be faster than you might like. Time is money, time is a resource and time is everything. And we always have that in mind. But doing something in a high speed doesn't always mean doing it right. That is why, in addition to sticking to the deadlines, we make sure that the service we provide has other qualities as well. We care that quality and safety are most important for a successful relocation. This isn't so typical for long distance movers NYC, but it is for us. We believe in building long term partnerships and transferring our love and excitement to our clients. That is the important fact that sets us apart among many long distance movers NYC. We enjoy doing business with people who share the same values as us. That is why we care so much about the satisfaction of our customers.
One of the top priorities in Capital City Movers are the clients
More than anything else we value relations with our customers and partners who help us strive for excellence. We are ambitious and do our job with excitement. That is why when it comes to long distance movers NYC, you don't need to look any further. Moving is often considered as one of the worst experiences in someone's life. But what can be so bad about starting a new and exciting chapter of your life? We are here to facilitate all of that and enable you to focus on all the good things. Our experience lets us overcome any challenge with speed and accuracy. We aren't fans of delays and damaged items, so we are very careful when it comes to punctuality and safety of your belongings. There is no better advertisement than a satisfied customer. Feel free to contact us and we will prove to you that Capital City Movers NYC is a smart choice.


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Dinner Inspirations
Monday: Go meatless
Shells with fresh herb bread crumbs can be paired with a three-bean salad for a satisfying vegetarian meal. To make the pasta sauce, melt 3/4 of a stick of butter in a large skillet. Add 2 cups fresh bread crumbs and toss. Transfer to a foil- or parchment-lined baking pan and brown until golden in 350-degree oven. Combine with 1 cup chopped herbs such as basil, parsley, dill and oregano and 1 teaspoon salt. Drain 1 pound cooked shells or elbow macaroni and toss with 1/4 cup olive oil and 1 teaspoon pepper. Scatter herbed crumbs over the top.
Tuesday: Make my favorite
Tostadas seem to be the forgotten stepchild of Mexican cuisine. I really like them and don't make them enough. For beef tostadas, make the fixings the same as you would for tacos, but pile them on crispy corn tortillas. I like to mix a can of black or ranch beans into my meat mixture to add more fiber and flavor. Since you've got veggies and meat in the main offering, you might want to go for fruit on the side, say honeydew melon sprinkled with a bit of cayenne and a squeeze of fresh lime juice.
Wednesday: Rotisserie chicken
Pulled chicken sandwiches with nutty slaw is on the menu tonight. Shred the meat from a rotisserie bird and drench it in a sweet BBQ sauce. Pile it high on toasted buns and top with a store-bought slaw that has been drained and mixed with chopped, toasted pecans. The watermelon is looking especially luscious now. Serve a big wedge.
Thursday: Get your greens
Lemony Kale Salad (see recipe link) is a low-fat tasty way to bring some bright color into your diet. Serve it tonight with grilled shrimp skewers that have been brushed with olive oil mixed with crushed garlic and seasoned with coarse salt and freshly ground pepper.
Friday: Make your grillmarks
Celebrate the weekend in style with grilled T-bone steaks with onion rings and Caesar salad. For your onion rings (frozen and baked, of course), make a spicy dip by mixing ketchup with a spoonful each of mayonnaise and horseradish plus a splash of lemon juice. Start with a little horseradish … you can always add more.


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Exciting technology: bionano – or nanobio?
Some scientists are looking to nature for inspiration for new uses of nanotechnology
Molecular machines
Nanotechnology may be a new human activity, but nature has been at it for millions of years. Every cell contains thousands, or even millions, of machines and factories that can build remarkable structures with an efficiency that today's scientists can only marvel at.
For example, the enzyme ATP synthase, which makes ATP, the chemical energy source for nearly all living organisms, is actually a tiny rotary motor. It has been attached to a nanoscale bar magnet made of nickel: this hybrid device could be a potential nanomolecular motor of the future, although the biological component is not very robust.
Others are combining components from different organisms, such as the light-detection system from plants and energy-generating enzymes from mitochondria, to create biologically based solar cells.
The future
Research into molecular manufacturing, although promising, is currently confined to the laboratory. However, the very idea once sounded like science fiction. It is possible that one day we may be using such technologies in everyday life.Lead image:
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Why all the bullets?
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It's "not rocket science" to figure out that when you purchase something - it's because you intend to make use of it.
We buy food to eat, fuel for our vehicles to travel, etc. So when the Department of Homeland Security buys up 1.6 BILLION rounds of ammunition, thousands of fully automatic weapons, and hundreds of armored vehicles, one just HAS to believe they intend to USE them. But who/what are they going to use them ON??? I could understand this if they were a branch of the military - but they are not - at least - they are not SUPPOSED to be. Just some food for thought...
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Like many excited consumers, I purchased my Samsung Galaxy S3 this past summer. It was the first smartphone I have ever purchased and one about which I heard many good things. Not only was it affordable; it was also one of the only top smartphones my phone carrier (US Cellular) offered for a new 2-year agreement. At this time, wireless charging was starting to take off. A little research here and there confirmed that wireless charging was a technology of the future – but there was nothing at the time in terms of wireless charging to adopt.
Wireless charging has become one of the newest technologies in the tech industry over the last five months. The technology allows you to replenish the battery in your smartphone without connecting to a wire to do so. There are a number of ways this can be done (wireless charging mat or plate, wireless charger battery case, etc.), but the goal of them all is to get you on the go without leaving your smartphone behind.
Wireless charging plates or mats such as that of the LG Nexus 4 tend to be used for home use only. If you have a Galaxy S3 and want to get into wireless charging, I highly recommend the Mophie Juice Battery Pack wireless charger case.
First, the look of the case is excellent. The Mophie Juice Pack case (white) appears identical to the S3 smartphone in terms of its design. With the exception of the small battery checker at the bottom back side of the case and the two volume buttons (up volume and down volume) to the left side of the case near the top, you would not know that your phone has a case on it. The identical nature of the wireless charger case provides your phone with protection from dirt, dust, smoke, water, and other natural elements without noticing the case at first glance. The camouflage nature of the Mophie Juice Pack will maintain your Galaxy S3's protection and fashion simultaneously.
The battery checker is one feature on the wireless charger case that is pivotal for functionality. The checker comes as a silver portion on the back of the case, with a circle button that, upon pressing, displays the amount of battery power the case has at any given moment. When you press the left circle button, it has four small circles that will either light up to show the battery power remaining, or remain dark to show the battery case needs recharging. To the right of the battery checker is a red (off)/green (on) battery switch that you can move from left to right to cut the case charger on and off. The Mophie charger case will drain the case battery dry before it drains the phone battery – which means that, when your battery runs below 100%, your battery case has run out of power and your phone battery is being drained. Below the battery switch and checker come the USB cable connection. You can use your smartphone's USB cable to charge both your battery case and smartphone battery at the same time.
At the top of the Mophie Juice Pack case (whether examining the front or back) there is a small piece that comes down on top of the case. The top piece has a section where you can plug in your headphones to listen to music and watch YouTube videos without blasting your sound for all the world to hear. The largest piece of the battery case consists of a small metal piece in the bottom of the wireless charger case that connects to the bottom of your S3 phone and acts as a wireless charger. In order to charge your phone wirelessly, you need to slide your phone down the battery case until it clamps onto the small metal wireless charger.
There are some differences between the case and the Galaxy S3, however. One difference is the volume buttons. The Galaxy S3 comes with one large volume button to the left side that you can press up or down when you want to increase or decrease the volume. The wireless charger case, however, comes with two buttons, one to raise the volume and one to decrease it. Another difference between the case and the S3 is that the case comes with the word "Mophie" at the bottom of the case (on the front), while the bottom of the S3 phone comes with a home button that you press to return to the phone's main screen. The battery pack at the bottom back of the case differs from the S3's back, which has the words "Galaxy S3" and the name of my phone carrier on the back top.
I have tested the Mophie Battery Pack wireless charger case and am pleased to report that the case battery lasts for 11 hours, if you put the phone on standby when it is not in use. The phone battery can last that long as well. In my tests with the case, the case battery and phone battery lasted for 30 hours (combined). If you are looking for the perfect wireless charging, do not go with mats (they're too complicated and have too many parts); instead, go with the two-piece Mophie Juice Pack wireless charger case. The case currently costs $99.95 at mophie.com and ships within 1 to 2 days.
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Monflanquin is a charming 13th century bastide town, perched in a hilly region of the Lot-et-Garonne department in south-western France. It's easy to see why it has been ranked as one of Les Plus Beaux Villages de France - the most beautiful villages of France.
Founded in 1256 by Alphonse, Count of Poitiers and Toulouse and brother of St Louis, Monflanquin has retained its medieval charm and holds many reminders of its past. This medieval village is traversed by a network of carrerots – picturesque, narrow pedestrian streets crossed by little house-to-house bridges. You won't be able to resist taking photos of the half-timbered houses and the Place des Arcades, a magnificent central square bordered by arcades.
On the corner of the main square, you'll find the Maison du Prince Noir. The House of the Black Prince dates from the 14th century. The son of King Edward the Third and father to King Richard the Second, his most important role was as the representative of the King of England in Aquitaine (southwest France) where he lived with his wife (and cousin), Joan of Kent. He defeated King John II the Good at the battle of Poitiers. When he wasn't travellig the country, he would have spent some time gazing through the elegant arched windows overlooking this pretty square.
Also worth a visit is the Musée des Bastides, a fun, interactive museum where you can discover the history of medieval towns built in southwest France in the 13th and 14th centuries – a time of profound social, political and urban change. The town is also home to a Gothic cathedral.
And of course, what French town would be complete without a market bursting with local produce. The Monflanquin market has taken place every Thursday morning in the Place des Arcades since 1256! A local producers market is also held on Thursday evenings in July and August.
In August each year, the Médiévales de Monflanquin festival takes locals and tourists back to the Middle Ages with entertainment, shows, processions, a market and a medieval banquet.
If you'd like to visit Monflanquin, why not stay in a stunning house just off the Place Des Arcades. Constructed in the 1400's, the house has recently been lovingly renovated while enhancing the original features. With bucket loads of charm, the house sleeps six people. And with Australian owners, booking is a breeze. See the Moonflanquin rental property here.
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Two men were killed at a coffeehouse in the city's University District, while a woman died in the carjacking, Seattle police said. Three more people -- another two men and a woman -- were wounded at the coffeehouse.
Investigators were looking for any connections between the two incidents, which happened about four miles and a few minutes apart, police spokesmen said.
Suspect shot and killed himself (above picture of suspect in cafe)
"We're definitely in a dynamic situation right now," Deputy Police Chief Nick Metz told reporters.
The gunman ran away from the coffeehouse shooting.
"Whether he is armed at this time, we don't know," Metz said. But he added, "We're assuming he's very dangerous."
One of the wounded had life-threatening injuries, while the other two were seriously hurt, the department said. The black sport-utility vehicle was found empty a few miles southwest of downtown, police reported.


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A few days ago, a contributor to a Runners World forum discussion posted a link to a copy of the Inov-8 Spring / Summer 2014 Catalogue. You can find it here.
I'm a big fan of Inov-8's shoes so here is my summary of the things that stand out for me in the 2014 range.
This is a new model that has replaced the Road X-Treme 208. It retains the 6mm drop and fusion material in the sole but the main changes are in the upper which is similar in design to the Road X-Treme 178 and 138 with the same overlays.
A brand new model which looks really quite exciting for triathletes and road runners. Built on Inov-8's 'natural' platform It has a 6mm drop, drain holes and a wide opening with toggle laces for fast transitions. I'm toying with the idea of getting into triathlons this year and these would also appeal to me for longer distance road running as they look a bit more substantial than the other models in Inov-8's road range.
Lighter than the 275, 3mm drop and less overlays on the upper.
The ultra-minimal Bare-X Lite range seems to have been ditched for 2014 and I can only assume that this is due to lack of demand. This is a shame but I would encourage hardcore barefoot-style runners to take a look at the Road-X-Treme 138 which feels very much like an ultra-minimal shoe with just a tiny bit of cushioning (review here!)
This update appears to be just a colour change.
Updated colour and overlays for the upper. Strangely the women's versions have been left the same. I've seen several reports of people having issues with the upper failing around the metatarsal flex-point on both the trailroc 245 and the 235. Whilst there is no obvious additional reinforcement on the new shoes, Iov-8 have used a new mesh material which promises to offer increased durability. These shoes are now available at Wiggle (affiliate) 245 here and 255 here. You can find my review of the new 245 here.
The Baregrip 200 was released in 2010 and was almost one of my favorite-ever shoes but instead, I found them really frustrating. No other shoe on the market provides the same level of grip in such a lightweight and minimal package (it has no midsole) and there were times when I really enjoyed running in them. However there are a couple of big problems, the first of which is that they are a horrible shape. They are built on Inov-8's performance last which I've had no problems with in other models but the bare-grips have an awful pointy toe box which is far too narrow, especially for a shoe that is supposed to promote natural foot-function. The second problem is that the upper tore around the metatarsal flex point on both sides of both shoes after less than 50 miles. Both of these issues were widely reported by other runners and it really surprises me that Inov-8 haven't rectified them as we are approaching their fourth birthday. I really want to like this shoe but I won't get another pair until they update it.
I've just found out that whilst they aren't in the Spring / Summer brochure, Inov-8 are updating the baregrip later this year. Let's hope it addresses some of the problems I experienced with the previous model. Some details here courtesy of anotherfnrunner.com
I don't have much experience of Inov-8's functional fitness shoes so I won't dwell on them too long other than to say that the popular F-lite range seeems to get bigger and bigger and many of the models seem to have undergone colour updates.
Whilst I am generally quite excited about the 2014 range, I was quite disappointed to see that the updates did not include greater utilisation of the ripstop upper material that is found on the Mudclaw 265. I really like the new material on the Mudclaws and I wonder if it could be part of the solution for some of the durability problems in models like the Trailroc, X-Talon 190 and Bare-Grips.
Wiggle already have some of the 2014 range available for purchase. You can find them by clicking on the button below!
What do you think of Inov-8's New range? Please leave your thoughts below!
Try the trailroc 150.no midsole and rip stop upper. My racing shoe of choice in 2013 (North downs run, beachyhead marathon, red bull steeplechase).
Nice overview of the SS14 Inov-8 shoes! I clicked this post hoping to see a secret Baregrip update that I'd not yet read about. But, I guess we're both disappointed in that regard. 😉
Your comment about the ripstop upper material is also intriguing, because, while I find it useful on the Mudclaw 265, I rather hated it on the Trailroc 150. In fact, that ripstop ruined the 150 for me. But, others loved it, of course.
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The Education Ministry Wednesday expelled the principal of a school in south Lebanon and gave him a lifelong ban from teaching after a video showing him caning students went viral on the Internet.Video footage posted online Tuesday showed Moussa Daher, principal of the Zahrani branch of Makassed School in the village of Daiat al-Arab, using a stick to beat three students on the soles of their feet as punishment for failing in their studies. Barefooted, the students are seen being forced to kneel on an office chair as Daher hits them. In a news conference Wednesday, Education Minister Elias Bou Saab confirmed that five children had been mistreated by Daher.The head of the Makassed Association, Mohammad Amine al-Daouk, went to the school Wednesday to investigate the incidents and hold a meeting with relevant parties, including Daher.Addressing students and staff who gathered outside the school with the Makassed delegation, Daher admitted he had acted poorly and asked for forgiveness.A third student, Mohammad Abbas, asked the ministry to reopen the school with Moussa as principal.
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ProPublica gives us a glimpse of the insane pseudo-justice that infests Obamacare:
Last spring, Jennifer Blair, a 62-year-old aspiring therapist who lives in Denver, noticed the kind of changes in her breast tissue — rapid, abnormal growth on one side of her chest — that would frighten any woman and alarm any physician.
Blair didn't have health insurance, but because she didn't earn much money, she qualified for Colorado's state-run Women's Wellness Connection program, which funds free mammograms through Planned Parenthood and other health-care providers.
Or so she thought. Blair was born a male, undergoing gender-reassignment surgery a decade ago. But the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which pays for the mammogram program, requires clients getting free screenings to be "genetically female."
And it gets more bizarre from there. It is a human right that government welfare services intended for women designed to keep them alive also be forced to pay for men who have elected to mutilate themselves, take estrogen, and dress like girls.
Notice the casual cruelty that is never questioned: By insisting on consuming limited resources, Blair is leaving fewer breast mammograms for real women. And this disgusting misogyny is discounted as beneath consideration.
It's a considerable conundrum, given the complicated medical issues many transgender people face. In Blair's case, these include exposure to large amounts of estrogen, the side effects of which have been found to include an elevated risk of breast cancer and life-threatening blood clots…
Adding to the complexity, transgender people still require the same kinds of medical care as they did before gender reassignment — pap smears for genetic females, for example, and prostate exams for genetic males. Transgender men can still get breast cancer following mastectomy or ovarian cancer if they haven't had their ovaries removed; transgender women can still get prostate cancer.
This can be hard for providers and insurers to wrap their heads around, according to advocates. Once transgender people go through reassignment surgery, their sex change is marked in their medical records, and insurers often don't want to pay for tests and treatments pertaining to the sex that a patient used to be, advocates say. In fact, people fortunate enough to have insurance through their jobs frequently discover that the fine print of their coverage explicitly bars paying for cross-gender medications or care.
That's what happened last spring, when Aetna initially denied coverage for a New Jersey transgender woman's mammogram. The company later backed down and apologized.
So these people knowingly put themselves at additional medical risk and the taxpayers or the insured are supposed to pick up the tab. If an insurance company doesn't think a man should get the additional coverage for a woman for free, then the "human rights" brigade will find a way to force them to apologize.
Obamacare gives these perverts new leverage. The Human Rights Campaign and the National Center for Transgender Equality wrote a letter "urging" Colorado to give mammogram's to self-mutilated men "to bring the agency's interpretation into compliance with Affordable Care Act guidelines that prohibit discrimination on the basis of gender identity or sex stereotyping." Otherwise, the women-only policy
is clearly discriminatory, dangerous to the health of an at-risk population, inconsistent with prevailing recommendations for transgender health care and at odds with current federal policy ensuring access to care for transgender individuals.
The difference between men and women is discriminatory. That's Obama nation medicine. Just add "euthanasia" and we can be just like Europe.


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Sprint has sat firmly in the third spot on the list of biggest mobile carriers in the U.S. for some time. As of yesterday, that title received its first plausible threat at the announcement of a T-Mobile and MetroPCS merger. Less than 24 hours after the MetroPCS board of directors approved the move, Sprint decided to throw its hat in the ring as a potential partner. According to the Bloomberg BusinessWeek report, Sprint is preparing a counteroffer that would top the $1.5 billion deal from T-Mobile USA's Deutsche Telekom.
With the T-Mobile and MetroPCS merger awaiting regulatory and shareholder approval, there is a penalty clause set if either company were to back out. Sprint will likely have to take this into account in their ofter. That said, when Sprint attempted to make a takeover of MetroPCS earlier this year, they were willing to offer over $8 billion. Sprint is desperate for new subscribers as it has been watching its customer base trickle away since the sloppy transition of it's purchase of Nextel in 2005. The threat of a combined T-Mobile and MetroPCS may be enough to drive Sprint's bid up dramatically.
T-Mobile has not commented on Sprint's sudden–although somewhat expected–involvement except to say that it is prepared to change the terms of its current agreement if need be. Deutsche Telekom seems fairly committed to the merger between their T-Mobile brand and MetroPCS. That could mean we'll have a bidding war on our hands, and there are unique implications for the mobile market depending on who the victor may be. Who would have thought that in a battle between the third and forth largest mobile operators, fifth place would be the big winner?
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Stripe Integration
Record payment event data via Stripe webhooks.
Stripe is a fantastic payment processing API. Their webhooks make it super easy to get your Stripe event data into Keen. Here's a 1 min video guide.
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Integration with Stripe is just four easy steps:
Login to Keen and copy your Project ID and Write Key.
Login to Stripe and head over to your Account Settings. Select the Webhooks tab and click the "Add URL" button.
Construct your webhook URL. Since Stripe already sends payment events in JSON form, integration is simple. We simply need to give them a URL to send the events to. The URL will look like this:
Set the Mode to Live.
That's it! Now, as your events happen in Stripe they will be posted to Keen in a new collection, appropriately called "Stripe_Events".


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We are all familiar with the growing number of adverts online, on the tube and the papers about going abroad to get a certain medical procedure for a great price. Sometimes it's hard to ignore the temptation when you see a great price for a procedure you really want.
In some cases the amazing price tag is enough information to get some people to sign up, but, getting a medical procedure abroad should include a lot more research. Today we're going to look at the real cost of getting a hair transplant abroad.
The rise in medical tourism
Over the last few years there has been a huge rise in medical tourism, from people looking at plastic surgery to dental implants. Recently there has been a huge rise in the number of Brits traveling to places such as Turkey on the lookout for a cheap hair transplant deal.
In December 2015 Turkey's health ministry stated that over 200 hair transplants were carried out each day, mostly to foreign visitors. The attractive price tag these transplants have is why they're so popular. However, you need to consider the other costs too.
Calling the clinic
This might seem like a simple thing but when getting any medical procedure you're bound to have questions. Most clinics will be happy for you to call them as many times as you wish, whenever you have a question.
Getting a transplant abroad can make this harder, and bring up the cost. Firstly, calling an out of country number will add up and it is important to consider this as you'll more than likely want to call your clinic before and after your procedure.
Taking cost out of the equation, it can in some cases become very difficult to communicate with your clinic. There is more than likely going to be a language barrier, which can become very hard when you have complex questions.
Travel and hotel expense
The initial cost of a hair transplant abroad might seem like a fantastic price, but you need to think about the cost of travel. You'll need to book your flights and accommodation. It is also very important to remember this might not be a one ofF cost. If in the future you need to revisit your clinic you'll have to pay out for the travel expense again.
What you need to consider
Always remember that the initial cost of a hair transplant abroad might look very appealing, but you need to consider the added costs. These will straight away bring up the real cost of your hair transplant.
Forgetting about the cost of the hair transplant, there are also a few other important things that you need to consider before jetting off to get your hair transplant.
Who will be carrying out the procedure?
At The Harley Street Hair Clinic we only use doctors for our FUE hair transplant procedures. This is because we know that they're experienced and have the correct qualifications to produce the high quality results we expect.
When getting a hair transplant abroad you won't be certain who is carrying out your procedure, or what qualifications this person has. This is a really important factor and you should spend time researching this.
Do they have any references or testimonials?
A good clinic will have a great deal of references and testimonials. Most clinics will have these available on their website for you to look through and see what other patients thought and look at their results.
If your chosen clinic does not have any of these on the website it is important to ask if they have any. Some clinics may want to keep the private and only show them to potential patients.
What you do if you're unhappy with your results
It is important to ask your clinic what happens if you are unhappy with your results. With a hair transplant you won't be able to see instant results. It can take up to 6 months for you to see the benefit of your transplant and by this time you'll be back home.
You need to ask your clinic what they do if a patient isn't happy, you could end up having to pay to fly yourself back and pay for another visit, again increasing that initial cost.
Getting a hair transplant abroad might seem like a great option when you see the attractive price point but always consider your other options. We advise you to fully research both clinics in the UK and abroad and weigh up the options.
If you have any questions about our FUE hair transplants please feel free to contact us for a free no obligation consultation.
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In the list below, papers are grouped by topic, and links are provided to the most recent versions (i.e. journal preferred over conferences). A complete list of papers with pdfs, chronologically organised based on dblp, is also provided.
Atom book
This is the current version of a short book about atoms that I am writing (it is currently in feature freeze). The book begins with a discussion of automata models for infinite alphabets. Then, inspired by these automata, the book develops the theory of orbit-finite sets with atoms and computation on them.
At the current stage, I do not intend to add new material except for: fixing errors, an introduction, exercises and their solutions. If you find mistakes in the current version, please put them preferably here or otherwise here.
Automata Toolbox book
This is the current of "An Automata Toolbox":
(~150MB with working links, 4MB without working links)
a book of lecture notes about automata theory (co-written with Wojciech Czerwiński). The main goal is to give an intuitive – and visual as often as possible – understanding of important constructions in automata theory. The current version is an alpha version, if you have any comments or find mistakes, please leave them here.
Polyregular functions
This paper (see also these slides) discusses a class of string-to-string functions, which goes beyond rational or regular functions, but still shares many of their good properties (e.g. the inverse image of a regular language is regular). This class is called the polyregular functions. Unlike the regular string-to-string functions (and their subclasses such as sequential or rational), which have linear size increase, the polyregular functions have polynomial size increase. The main selling point of the polyregular functions is that they admit numerous equivalent descriptions:
MSO with probability
Consider a probabilistic extension of MSO over infinite binary trees, which allows formulas saying "almost surely a branch satisfies ". This logic was introduced by Mio and Michalewski, and it generalises known (qualitative) probabilistic logics such as probabilistic CTL or probabilistic CTL*. In an upcoming LICS 2019 paper, we show that this logic is undecidable. On the other hand, the weak fragment of the logic (where the usual set quantifiers are restricted to range over finite sets) is decidable, which follows from the following two papers:
Mikołaj Bojańczyk
Thin MSO with a Probabilistic Path Quantifier. ICALP, 2016 PDF
Mikołaj Bojańczyk, Hugo Gimbert, Edon Kelmendi
Emptiness of Zero Automata Is Decidable. ICALP, 2017 PDF
The first paper shows that the weak fragment of the probabilistic logic (and a bit more) can be compiled into an automaton model, while the second paper shows that emptiness for the automaton model is decidable.
MSO on graphs
Mikołaj Bojańczyk, Michal Pilipczuk
Definability equals recognizability for graphs of bounded treewidth. LICS, 2016 PDF
Mikołaj Bojańczyk, Michal Pilipczuk
Optimizing Tree Decompositions in MSO. STACS, 2017 PDF
In paper [1] (see also the arxiv version and these slides) we show that for every there is an MSO transduction, which inputs a graph of tree width at most , and outputs a tree decomposition of width at most . The transduction is nondeterministic, which means it might output several possible tree decompositions, but at least one. A corollary of this result is that a conjecture of Courcelle is true: for languages of graphs of bounded tree width, definability in MSO is equivalent to recognisability.
In paper [2], we show that for every there is an MSO transduction which inputs a width tree decomposition and outputs an optimal width tree decomposition of the same graph. Combining these two results, we see that for every there is an MSO transduction which maps graphs of treewidth to their optimal width tree decompositions.
Recognisable Languages over Monads
Mikołaj Bojańczyk
Recognisable languages over monads. CoRR, 2015 PDF
There are regular languages for: finite words, finite trees, infinite words, various kinds of infinite trees, queries, tuples of words, tuples of trees, etc etc. This paper shows that monads, a concept from category theory, can be used to unify some of the theory of "regularity". The idea is that for each setting, like finite words or labelled countable total orders, or infinite trees with countably many branches, one chooses a monad, and then many definitions and some theorems come out for free. Here are some slides.
Transducers with origin information
Mikołaj Bojańczyk
Transducers with Origin Information. ICALP (2), 2014 PDF
This paper is about transducers. The idea is to change the semantics of a transducer, by adding information about which positions in the output originate from which positions in the input. Under such semantics, called origin semantics, fewer transducers are equivalent to each other, e.g. the reverse and identity transformations over a one letter alphabet are not equivalent under origin semantics, but they are equivalent under standard semantics. The paper shows that with origin semantics, many technical and combinatorial problems go away. There is also an implicit and debatable philosophical point, which is that origin semantics better reflects the "true essence" of a transducer, because when thinking of a transducer one also typically has in mind some origin information. Here are some slides.
Mikołaj Bojańczyk
A Bounding Quantifier. CSL, 2004 PDF
Mikołaj Bojańczyk, Thomas Colcombet
Bounds in w-Regularity. LICS, 2006 PDF
Mikołaj Bojańczyk, Pawel Parys, Szymon Torunczyk
The MSO+U Theory of (N, <) Is Undecidable. STACS, 2016 PDF
Mikołaj Bojańczyk
Weak MSO with the Unbounding Quantifier. Theory Comput. Syst., 2011 PDF
Mikołaj Bojańczyk, Szymon Torunczyk
Deterministic Automata and Extensions of Weak MSO. FSTTCS, 2009 PDF
Mikołaj Bojańczyk, Szymon Torunczyk
Weak MSO+U over infinite trees. STACS, 2012 PDF
Mikołaj Bojańczyk
Weak MSO+U with Path Quantifiers over Infinite Trees. ICALP (2), 2014 PDF
The logic MSO+U is the extension of MSO with the quantifier U, where says that there are arbitrarily large finite sets which make true. The point of the logic is to express boundedness properties like: "a graph has bounded outdegree" or "a sequence of numbers tends to infinity". When introducing the logic [1], I thought that it would be decidable. The first signs were promising, e.g. the paper [2] showed that counter automata could be used to decide fragments of the logic. Now we know that the full logic is undecidable [3], but the problems seem to come from quantifying over infinite sets, and weak fragments are decidable [4,5,6,7]. Here are some slides.
Mikołaj Bojańczyk
Nominal Monoids. Theory Comput. Syst., 2013 PDF
Mikołaj Bojańczyk, Bartek Klin, Slawomir Lasota
Automata theory in nominal sets. Logical Methods in Computer Science, 2014 PDF
Mikołaj Bojańczyk, Slawomir Lasota
A Machine-Independent Characterization of Timed Languages. ICALP (2), 2012 PDF
Mikołaj Bojańczyk, Laurent Braud, Bartek Klin, Slawomir Lasota
Towards nominal computation. POPL, 2012 PDF
Mikołaj Bojańczyk, Szymon Torunczyk
Imperative Programming in Sets with Atoms. FSTTCS, 2012 PDF
Mikołaj Bojańczyk, Thomas Place
Toward Model Theory with Data Values. ICALP (2), 2012 PDF
Mikołaj Bojańczyk, Luc Segoufin, Szymon Torunczyk
Verification of database-driven systems via amalgamation. PODS, 2013 PDF
Mikołaj Bojańczyk
Modelling Infinite Structures with Atoms. WoLLIC, 2013 PDF
Mikołaj Bojańczyk, Bartek Klin, Slawomir Lasota, Szymon Torunczyk
Turing Machines with Atoms. LICS, 2013 PDF
Atoms are a theory project that we are developing in Warsaw, which even has its blog and a book. The project was originally motivated by trying to understand automata on data words and data trees. The idea is to consider sets with ur-elements that are called atoms, and to consider a different notion of finiteness: a set is called orbit-finite if it has finitely many elements up to permutations of the atoms.
Data words
Mikołaj Bojańczyk, Claire David, Anca Muscholl, Thomas Schwentick, Luc Segoufin
Two-variable logic on data words. ACM Trans. Comput. Log., 2011 PDF
Henrik Björklund, Mikołaj Bojańczyk
Shuffle Expressions and Words with Nested Data. MFCS, 2007 PDF
Mikołaj Bojańczyk
Automata for Data Words and Data Trees. RTA, 2010 PDF
A data word is like a word over an infinite alphabet. (A related topic is data trees, discussed here.) The definition used in the papers above is that each position contains a label from a finite set, plus a data value from an infinite set. The data values can only be compared for equality, so a typical property of words is: "there exist two positions which have the same data value and both have label ". (A more general notion of data word is obtained by using atoms, discussed here.) These papers study the automata-logic connection for data words. The problem is that this connection is not so robust as in the case of finite alphabets, and there are lots of different models which achieve different trade-offs between expressivity and decidability. The first two papers are about two variable first-order logic, and the third one is a (slightly dated) survey of the topic.
Data trees
Mikołaj Bojańczyk, Anca Muscholl, Thomas Schwentick, Luc Segoufin
Two-variable logic on data trees and XML reasoning. J. ACM, 2009 PDF
Henrik Björklund, Mikołaj Bojańczyk
Bounded Depth Data Trees. ICALP, 2007 PDF
Mikołaj Bojańczyk, Slawomir Lasota
An extension of data automata that captures XPath Logical Methods in Computer Science, 2012 PDF
Vince Bárány, Mikołaj Bojańczyk, Diego Figueira, Pawel Parys
Decidable classes of documents for XPath. FSTTCS, 2012 PDF
Mikołaj Bojańczyk, Filip Murlak, Adam Witkowski
Containment of Monadic Datalog Programs via Bounded Clique-Width. ICALP (2), 2015 PDF
These are papers about data trees, which are the tree version of data words, i.e. these are trees where each node has a label from a finite alphabet and a data value from an infinite alphabet, with the provision that data values can only be compared for equality. The motivation behind data trees is that they are supposed to be like XML documents. This is a sequence of papers which tries to tackle the satisfiability problem for various logics over data trees. All of the papers use automata that run over data trees.
XML algorithms
Mikołaj Bojańczyk, Pawel Parys
XPath evaluation in linear time. J. ACM, 2011 PDF
Mikołaj Bojańczyk, Pawel Parys
Efficient Evaluation of Nondeterministic Automata Using Factorization Forests. ICALP (1), 2010 PDF
Mikołaj Bojańczyk, Diego Figueira
Efficient evaluation for a temporal logic on changing XML documents. PODS PDF
This is a group of algorithms that work with XML documents in linear or almost linear time. This is in contrast with the XML motivated algorithms on data words and data trees, where typically the running time is exponential or much worse. The first paper shows that XPath can be evaluated in linear time (improving on previous quadratic algorithms), while the second paper tries to explain this phenomenon using automata theory. The last paper considers evolving XML documents. It describes a logic that can express properties like "if a node in the document gets label at some point in time, then at later points in time all of its descendants will have label ". The main contribution is an algorithm that runs in time where is the number of edits, and is a constant that depends (unfortunately, in a nonelementary way) on the formula.
Algebra for finite trees
Mikołaj Bojańczyk, Igor Walukiewicz
Forest algebras. Logic and Automata, 2008 PDF
Mikołaj Bojańczyk
Two-Way Unary Temporal Logic over Trees Logical Methods in Computer Science, 2009 PDF
Mikołaj Bojańczyk, Luc Segoufin, Howard Straubing
Piecewise testable tree languages Logical Methods in Computer Science, 2012 PDF
Mikołaj Bojańczyk, Luc Segoufin
Tree Languages Defined in First-Order Logic with One Quantifier Alternation Logical Methods in Computer Science, 2010 PDF
Mikołaj Bojańczyk, Howard Straubing, Igor Walukiewicz
Wreath Products of Forest Algebras, with Applications to Tree Logics Logical Methods in Computer Science, 2012 PDF
The main motivation for this group of papers is the following decision problem, whose decidability remains open: decide if a given regular language of finite trees can be defined by a formula of first-order logic that uses predicates for the labels and the descendant relation. In other words, the question is about the tree version of the Schützenberger theorem. Since Schützenberger was so successful with monoids, we thought it would be a good idea to introduce something like monoids for trees, which is the topic of paper [1] that introduces forest algebra. Unfortunately, we were unable to use these monoids to characterize all of first-order logics, but at least some fragments can be described in terms of structural properties of the underlying forest algebras. A survey of algebras for trees can be found here, it is supposed to appear in an upcoming but much-delayed Handbook of Automata Theory.
Algebra for infinite trees
Mikołaj Bojańczyk, Tomasz Idziaszek
Algebra for Infinite Forests with an Application to the Temporal Logic EF. CONCUR, 2009 PDF
Mikołaj Bojańczyk, Thomas Place
Regular Languages of Infinite Trees That Are Boolean Combinations of Open Sets. ICALP (2), 2012 PDF
Mikołaj Bojańczyk, Tomasz Idziaszek, Michal Skrzypczak
Regular languages of thin trees. STACS, 2013 PDF
There are algebras for finite words (monoids or semigroups), infinite words (e.g. ω-semigroups or Wilke semigroups) and finite trees (e.g. clones or forest algebras). What about infinite trees? In [1] we propose a notion of algebra for infinite trees, which is an extension of forest algebra. It is not completely satisfactory (there is no result that finite algebras can be represented in a finite way), but it is good enough to characterize some logics, e.g. the temporal logic EF. The paper [2] continues the study of algebras for infinite trees, by giving a structural characterization of some random logic (namely, Boolean combinations of sets that are open in the Borel topology). The idea is to learn what kind of structural theory of regular tree languages is needed to do nontrivial characterizations. Finally, the last paper [3] shows that most of the technical problems go away when considering thin trees, which are infinite trees with countably many branches.
Tree-walking automata
Mikołaj Bojańczyk, Thomas Colcombet
Tree-walking automata cannot be determinized. Theor. Comput. Sci., 2006 PDF
Mikołaj Bojańczyk, Thomas Colcombet
Tree-Walking Automata Do Not Recognize All Regular Languages. SIAM J. Comput., 2008 PDF
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Tree-Walking Automata. LATA, 2008 PDF
A tree-walking automaton is a natural model of automaton for trees. If you would be absolutely fixed on the idea that an automaton must have a single head, then this is the model you would come up with. The idea is that the automaton has a single head, and traverses the tree by going up and down, typically doing something like a depth-first search. This is a series of papers devoted to showing that the model is not well-behaved. The first paper shows they cannot be determinised, the second that they are strictly weaker than the classical model of branching tree automata, and the third is a survey of the topic.
Finite satisfiability for two-way μ-calculus and guarded fixpoint logic
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Two-Way Alternating Automata and Finite Models. ICALP, 2002 PDF
Vince Bárány, Mikołaj Bojańczyk
Finite satisfiability for guarded fixpoint logic. Inf. Process. Lett., 2012 PDF
The two-way modal μ-calculus is a logic which does not have the finite model property, i.e. some formulas are satisfiable but not satisfiable in any finite model. The same holds for guarded fixpoint logic, a logic introduced by Grädel and Walukiewicz. These two papers show that for both of these logics, one can decide if a given formula has a finite model. For the first paper, about the μ-calculus, the solution boils down to finding trees where certain patterns have bounded size. (Trying to understand this boundedness, I later introduced the logic MSO+U.) For the second paper, about guarded fixpoint logic, one needs to use the first paper plus results on cutting and pasting in models for guarded logics by Bárány, Gottlob and Otto.


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I am hoping to head to this very tombstone tomorrow, as my husband and children are Gain Robinson descendents as well (and related to Corbetts and many other Nova Scotia Surnames from Brookfield area). I'm wondering if you could share where this cemetery is, or it's official name so I'm not wandering aimlessly... we are in Cape Cod for the week, heading to Plymouth tomorrow, and onward so were going to make the stop through East Bridgewater on the way home to Canada (we are heading to Ontario, but live in BC).
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It is the Old Cemetery in East Bridgewater, next to the Central Cemetery on Central Street in East Bridgewater. I am a Corbett descendant as well. Have a safe journey home.
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It's been a whirlwind week. It was only Sunday night when I decided to accelerate my plans and launch WideTeams.com at RailsConf 2010. The subsequent days have been exhausting and amazing. I roamed the halls of RailsConf in the Wide Teams "Phoney Hat", talking to people about remote work and distributed teams. I'm overwhelmed by the responses I received. So many people were eager to talk to me about their experiences with remote work. I recorded over a dozen interviews with developers and managers who are either working with dispersed teams now or who have done so in the past. I talked to members of two-person teams and fifty-person teams. I spoke to teams who are all located in the same general area, and teams that are spread across the globe. I was even able to record a round-table discussionRead More »
I just got home from having a fantastic time socializing at the Pratt Street Ale House across the street from RailsConf 2010. It's been tremendously exciting to talk to so many people who are working on distributed teams, or are considering moving to distributed work. The conversations I've had have served to confirm my suspicions: there us a tremendous pool of experience in doing remote work out there, scattered across many organizations. And there is a great deal of curiosity about dispersed teamwork. What's needed is a place for the knowledgeable and the curious to come together. That's what Wide Teams is all about. I'll be at RailsConf all week, armed with a microphone and a silly hat. I'll be recording interviews with Ruby and Rails developers about their experiences with distributed teams. All of these interviews will beRead More »


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Wisconsin Republicans Reach Out to Americans of Spanish Heritage
I have been researching outreach efforts to communities in Wisconsin which have not, in recent years, been a very strong part of the Republican constituency. What I have discovered is that no outreach effort exists, and this is probably a good thing.
The reason for this is quite simple: Unlike the African-American community, Americans of Spanish heritage do not really form any sort of homogeneous group. There are great cultural -- and even linguistic -- differences between people of Cuban, Mexican, Puerto Rican, etc., heritage, and all of those differences are reflected in Wisconsin's quite diverse Spanish-American population.
That said, the Republican Party of Wisconsin does have a member of its executive committee, pastor and Marine veteran Joe Medina, who serves as the volunteer chairman for Hispanic outreach. Mr. Medina would particularly like to see two things happen in Wisconsin: He would like to see a paid professional engaged in such an outreach effort, similar to the person employed in the African-American effort; and he would like to see the party coalesce around the immigration reform policy proposed by Representative Paul Ryan, of Wisconsin's First Congressional District. This sort of leadership, he feels, would draw many Spanish-speaking people, who generally espouse socially conservative views and are hard-working, into the party's tent.
However, Mr. Medina also readily admits the differences between the various groups mentioned above, and those differences are very well highlighted by two rising stars of the Wisconsin state party. The first is Jessie Rodriguez, currently serving her first term in the Wisconsin State Assembly representing Wisconsin Assembly District 21, which covers the southern suburbs of Milwaukee County.
Mrs. Rodriguez paints herself as the quintessential embodiment of the American immigrant ethos. A native of El Salvador, she immigrated to the United States with her family as a child in 1984, in the midst of the Salvadoran civil war. She settled in the Milwaukee area, worked hard, and graduated from Marquette University with a degree in communications.
Mrs. Rodriguez sees herself primarily as representing and promoting the fundamentally conservative values of her constituency. Her campaign website says she will promote a business-friendly climate by lowering taxes and simplifying the tax code; continue to lower the tax burden on the state's residents in general; support school choice; embrace all possible educational options to maximize the potential of each individual child; promote a pro-life point of view; and firmly support the right to keep and bear arms.


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"Today, all the residents in the occupied territories feel insecure and the security of the occupied territories is in an equation that on one side the powerful Hezbollah exists which is ready to storm the occupied territories and everyone knows the destruction power and preciseness of its weapons, and the other variable in this equation is the Palestinian resistance which has destroyed 11 tanks of the regime and damaged 48 others using good tactics, techniques, technologies, missiles, rockets and new weapons," Salami said in a live interview with Iran's state-run TV on Saturday night.
He underlined that the Zionist regime's failures started since the 33-day war against Hezbollah in Summer 2006, and then its failures continued in the wars on Gaza in 2008 and in 2012 which was faced with the Palestinians' more advanced weapons.
Salami, meantime, blasted certain Arab regional states for their opposition to the Palestinian resistance, and said, "The reason that the Zionist regime has chosen this opportunity for attacking Gaza is that they felt that the policies of the Arab regional states is more coordinated with the Zionist regime than the resistance."
He described Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Jordan as three allies of Washington in the region whose policies are regulated based on the US and Israeli policies, and said the Americans have tried hard to replace the Zionists' threat to the region with the so-called Iran threat and create Iranophobia in the region.
They also sought to weaken and create instability in Syria in a move to undermine the resistance front, Salami added.
Hezbollah Leader Sayyed Hasan Nasrallah has vowed that his party will stand by the resistance in Gaza.
"Hezbollah and the Lebanese resistance will stand by the Palestinian people's uprising and resistance in our heart, willpower, hope and destiny,"Nasrallah said in a speech in July.
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Two men from Virginia are facing an array of criminal charges after law enforcement took them and an alleged accomplice into custody in New Haven, Connecticut last week. With cooperation from state and federal authorities, police in the Elm City made the arrest after the three allegedly gathered in a pharmacy parking lot to sell firearms. The arrest took place blocks away from Yale University's undergraduate campus and its medical school.
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Both of the men must deal with a number of serious weapons charges, including carrying a weapon without a permit, carrying a weapon in a motor vehicle, firearms trafficking, possession of a stolen firearm and gun possession and sale. The alleged accomplice faces some of those charges as well in addition to carrying a pistol without a permit.
Although those charges were issued by out-of-state authorities, Virginia law also imposes harsh penalties for alleged weapons crimes. If convicted, the defendants could face significant periods of incarceration, fines and damage to future employment prospects. It is important that those facing weapons charges understand the legal processes and consequences of their cases as well as the options they have to fight or mitigate the charges.
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