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Last week, researchers from Oregon Health & Science University reported that they had created embryonic stem cells via somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT), with a high enough efficiency to bring the creation of patient-specific embryonic stem cell lines into the realm of the possible.
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The definition of 'fusion' is the merging of different elements into a union. Vicky Baptist, of Knox Photo Fusion has successfully merged her love of photography into beautiful works of wearable art.
Vicky began her Photo Fusion endeavor three years ago. A long-time children's photographer, she said her goal was to be working in artistic photography. It was when she saw painted jewelry that she thought, "I wonder if you could use photographs?"
After a year of trial and error, Vicky was able to integrate her artistic photographs with jewelry. All the photographs used to create the jewelry are things that Vicky has taken pictures of.
"People like to guess what it is and they want to know the story behind it," Vicky said. For example, when she created the breast cancer awareness design last year, she photographed pink impatiens. She said she used impatiens because of their resilience and their symbolic renewal of spring.
Vicky can also do custom jewelry work. Customers bring in a photos and Vicky works magic to re-size, re-shape, crop and Photoshop the pictures to create ornaments, earrings, necklaces, rings, bracelets, cufflinks, wine tags, key chains, barrettes, headbands, pet collar charms and bookmarks.
Looking for unique bridesmaid gifts or keepsakes? Do you want your company logo on something timeless? Knox Photo Fusion has done it all. "We have something for everybody," Vicky said.
For more information, visit knoxphotofusion.com. Also, you can visit Vicki at the Farmers Market at Market Square on Saturdays through November 20th or at Christmas in the City at Market Square on December 4, 11 and 18.
We love Vicky's work so much that we're offering an opportunity for a free piece of jewelry. Book an event for February or September at Jubilee Banquet Facility and you will receive a piece of Vicky's art.

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As boys get older, they still like the idea of having a birthday party theme. Make it one that they will think is really cool, an Extreme Sports Birthday Party! Extreme Sports refers to activities involving, daring tricks, jumps and speed. Among the popular sports are motocross, skateboarding and freestyle cycling. If your son loves any of these then his party is going to be the best ever!
If you are planning his party at the local skate park, there is literally no set of party supplies better than this. The color theme is blue, yellow, gray and red and wording on the items includes "extreme," "speed," "freestyle," and 'over the edge," and "HB 2U." Invite the kids to bring their bikes, skateboards, scooters and inline skates and make these activities part of the celebration. You can create a fun game by using party hats as cones and setting up an obstacle course. The one that does it fastest is the winner. Just make sure they wear their helmets and pads!
Be sure to include the skateboard shaped piñata kit complete with candy filling. Fun party favors for an extreme sports birthday theme include water bottles, tattoos, finger skateboards, and sidewalk chalk.


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Unused tea cups rattling around in your cabinet or attic can help benefit women with ovarian cancer.
The tea cups are needed for the fifth annual Blue Hydrangea Tea sponsored by downtown La Grange merchants.
The tea benefits Ovarian Awareness of Kentucky, a Louisville-based group which educates individuals and healthcare professionals about the subtle signs of the cancer.
Few places are as romantic as Paris, especially Paris in the springtime. Skip the trip and check out the 2012 Shop Local Bridal Fair Saturday in La Grange.
Oldham County brides-to-be have a lot of local resources available, and Discover Downtown La Grange is bringing those resources to one place for the bridal fair.
An Oldham County group is working to not only provide technology education, but provide a networking resource for technology-minded people.
Oldham County Technology Advancement Network Enterprise — known as OCTANE — started about eight years ago as an offshoot of Oldham Chamber and Economic Development, said founder Beach Craigmyle.
It was a special-interest group within the chamber, with Oldham County Online owner Lambert Franklin an early supporter.
Wondering what to do this weekend? There's plenty of family-friendly fun right here in Oldham County.
La Grange Railroad Festival & Burgoo Cookoff
Festivities kickoff Friday with The Allen Lane Band performing 7-9 p.m. on the courthouse lawn. Lead singer Allen Lane is an integral part of this year's railroad festival.
On Saturday, festivities are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. starting with a Kids' Choo Choo Sidewalk Parade will take place around the courthouse lawn.
Pewee Valley Woman's Club Arts and Crafts Day
Arts and Crafts Day in Pewee Valley. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 27 Pewee Valley Presbyterian Church 119 Central Ave., Pewee Valley Juried, indoor craft show Pancake breakfast in the town square 9-11 a.m. Proceeds benefit Oldham County Dollars for Scholars program.
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La Grange may be dead at night — but not in the way you think. There's plenty of activity, according to Spirits of La Grange Ghost Tour guides.
Footsteps overhead, knocking on walls, even the occasional touch — attendees and guides report a range of unexplained activities during tours.
It's the 10th year for the tour, which includes about eight different stops, said Barbara Manley Edds, who helped launch them.
Many of America's heroes are coming home and fighting a silent battle of their own — a battle many won't acknowledge and can go undiagnosed and untreated for years.
Post-tramautic stress — commonly known as PTSD — is being diagnosed in soldiers at increasingly higher rates. Many organizations are opting to drop "disorder" from the title to lessen the stigma associated with mental illness.
It is likely not that more soldiers are experiencing PTS, but that the U.S. military has started paying more attention to it.
Be on the creative side of the tracks with the 13th annual Arts on the Green, a fine arts and crafts festival, on June 2 and 3. La Grange courthouse square will come to life with original, handcrafted painting/drawing, photography, ceramics, sculpture, glass, jewelry, mixed media, consumables, metal and wood, and fiber, juried in by artists, business associates and art enthusiasts.
More than tea and crumpets will be served at the fifth-annual Blue Hydrangea Tea next weekend.
A health and wellness room will offer free mini-massages and reiki treatments, along with health information and checks from event-sponsor Baptist Hospital Northeast.
The wellness message is in keeping with the event's purpose of benefiting Ovarian Awareness of Kentucky, a Louisville-based group educates women and healthcare professionals about the subtle signs of ovarian cancer. OAK also has a monthly support group.
Two concerts gave Oldham residents a chance to travel around the world last week — not in 80 days, but in 30 instruments.
Traveling duo Four Shillings Short performed March 22 at Hewn From The Mountain Music Cafe in Crestwood.
Aodh Og O Tuama, from Ireland, and Californian Christy Martin formed the group in 1997.
The husband-and-wife team sold their belongings in 1998, Tuama said, and started touring the country in a van, playing traditional, original and contemporary music.
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2012 has proven a fantastic year for creative talent everywhere, and we know 2013 is going to be even better. Before we embark on 2013 however, we at FUSSED take a look back at some of our favourite designers, illustrators, artists, film-makers, and photographers from this year.
Fashion Design: LEVER COUTURE
FUSSED featured this innovative brand back in July. The woman behind the brand is Ukrainian born designer Lesya Verlingieri. Her beautiful cuts, gorgeous styling and blend of luxury and sensuality mark her out as one exciting designer to look out for next year.
Website: Facebook.com/LEVER-COUTURE
You can read FUSSED's blog post on LEVER COUTURE here.
Euler's images above were created by a fascinating process called wet-plate collodion. It was a nineteenth century photographic technique invented by Frederic Scott Archer which requires the photographic material be coated, sensitised, exposed and developed in just fifteen minutes. This short space of time means that the photographer needs a portable darkroom in order for the technique to be successful. Euler's use of this century-old technique proves both fascinating and historically deceptive.
Website: Janericeuler.com
You can read FUSSED's blog post on Jan Eric Euler here.
Illustration: Abby Diamond
Abby Diamond's creature illustrations proved a hit among FUSSED bloggers and readers alike. Her stunning use of colour and extraordinary detailing lift the animals off the page, instilling them with a sense of vitality and energy.
Find more of her work on: Society6.com
You can read FUSSED's blog post on Abby Diamond here.
Art: Helen Musselwhite
Helen was featured in one of Industry Expert posts in which we asked her all about her work and industry. Having worked for the likes of Nokia, Cadbury's and Stella McCartney, Helen's beautiful paper sculptures are a commercial success. Not only this, the strong craftsmanship and exceptional detailing of these sculptures make for artworks visually and conceptually stunning.
Website: Helenmusselwhite.co.uk
You can read FUSSED's interview with Helen here.
Film: Ashley Ray Pearsall
New Yorker Ashley Ray Pearsall's beautiful film short Embrace captures the expressive performance of professional dancer Megan E. Martinez. Two works of art in one, we loved the interplay of reality and motion graphics in the short: a 2D experimental masterpiece.
See more of Pearsall's work at: Vimeo.com
You can read FUSSED's blog post on Ashley Ray Pearsall here.
Merry Christmas from everyone on the FUSSED team!
Art Music Photography
Natalie Smith
Jess Wong
Few objects signify Christmas as obviously as the decorated evergreen. Even though its primary association is now with the anniversary of Christ's birth, for centuries societies both pagan and religious have taken this kind of tree to represent eternal life. But regardless of the sanctity of its origin, no cultural symbol can resist the revisionist and critical forces of art.
The top image, by Art Music Photography, depicts an eerie and indistinct version of the evergreen. Notably, the overwhelming gloom effaces the greenness whose permanence associates the evergreen with eternity, and the only visual clue that this is a tree at all is its conic shape and its lights. With these distortions and omissions, how different does this tree really look to the late capitalist skyscraper surging into the darkness of a winter sky? In this image we note the presence of an increasingly commodified season at the expense of associations with timelessness and perpetuity. The garish lights, no longer identifying this picture as transcendental, are like the blurred final visions of life. Contrary to the so-called Christmas spirit, it elaborates a dark eschatological vision.
Legitimate as it is, this use of the Christmas tree is rare. More often, artists play with the fun, fantasy, and family associated with the winter solstice, and these qualities are visible in the other images I have chosen.
In a recent blog, we introduced Mark Goldenberg, a graduate from The Shenkar College of Engineering and Design, whose work oozes the engineering aesthetic influenced by the college. His work inspired me to look further into other students work from the college, and upon this, I discovered the work of jewellery designer Mulika Nir. Her work boasts the same structural and architectural influences, creating stunning pieces that are delicately engineered, but also bold and contemporary.
Mulika's final project at the college was entitled 'Precious Little', which suggests a sense of the 'one-off' piece, something to be treasured by the wearer. This is clearly an important philosophy within Mulika's work. "The source of my inspiration came from observing characteristics and elements in the circus world, and which integrated with my childhood memories throughout the process." This inspiration is reflected in the playful nature of the pieces and the bold colour palette, whilst still being beautifully crafted. The childlike element is also portrayed from within the design process - "In developing this collection I aimed to create fresh and unique items while using simple materials such as paper, tape, paint and brass" - much like the materials a young child would enjoy using.
Mulika is also interested in the way jewellery and the wearer interact and how jewellery can move and change as we move in everyday life. These questions arise from Mulika's deeper consideration of her designs that is not just visual, and this must partly have been encouraged by her studies at Shenkar. The college is helping to nurture some fantastic designers and it is great to see fresh, innovative techniques within design that go deeper than simply what is aesthetically pleasing. We will be keeping an eye out for this year's graduating class for sure.
Website: Mulikas.com
Images: Artsthread.com
Max was one of our first features on the FUSSED blog. His film-making prowess in his short film, 'The Chair' shone through when he reached a finalist position in The New Forest Film festival. Since then, Max has been working on a new short film: Thyme.
'Thyme is about Shaun whose grey, bland job dominates his time and overshadows his friends, family and his main passion, cooking. Shaun is forced to reconsider how he spends his time after discovering a mysterious Kitchen Emporium full of unusual ingredients.'
Below, you can watch an exclusive trailer of the film which is set to be on the festival circuit in the new year.
The search for an unusual gift can sometimes be a hard one, with the high streets seemingly offering the same products to us desperate last minute shoppers every year. Many are turning to hunting down gifts online where there is a whole new world of offerings. In celebration of this and all things festive, FUSSED has hand-picked the Top 5 gifts you should be buying this Christmas for anyone who favours something a little bit unique.
Reid Peppard:
FUSSED covered designer Reid Peppard and her intriguing taxidermy work this year, and if you loved the piece, you can buy her beautiful, unusual designs online at Rpencore.com where she has a whole range of taxidermy jewellery pieces from canary skull casted necklaces to crow tongue bracelets.
Amy Lawrence:
Still on the jewellery front but if you are one for something still beautifully crafted but a little less edgy, Amy Lawrence designs creates stunning knitted jewellery that is contemporary but still with a handmade feel. It is also very reasonably priced and available at Etsy.com.
Lazy Oaf:
Described as notoriously colourful, cartoon-focussed and always with an element of weirdness, brand Lazy Oaf is a London based company with a great website that you can browse for hours. There are so many great gift products but one of FUSSED's picks was this 'Arty Animal' t-shirt, sure to be a hit with all art-lovers and indeed all FUSSED followers. Check out the t-shirt and everything else on offer at Lazyoaf.co.uk.
Maria Holmer:
After a wonderful year for London and indeed Britain, why not celebrate with one of Maria Holmer Dahlgren's quirky designs. Her aprons highlight some of London's biggest landmarks in a beautifully quirky and illustrative way and are perfect for those who plan to be in the kitchen this Christmas. Her designs are available on Scandiliving.com
John Burgerman:
Lastly, for something that can provide hours of fun for anyone and the opportunity to get back to basics and away from the computer or TV screen this Christmas, designer John Burgerman gives us 'Burger Mash' colour-in wallpaper. You can make any room truly unique and have a good time doing it. This and his many other products through brand Burgerplex are available at Burgerplex.com.
It's getting quite last minute now so get shopping for something that will get people talking over their Christmas dinners this year.
Every year, fashion graduates spill out into the industry from universities all over the country, all competing for their dream jobs and hoping that all the tireless hard work was worth it. Some who graduated last year may already have found that perfect job, others may be on their way to it but FUSSED is always looking for new, emerging talent and so have picked five designers who are definitely one to look out for as we head into 2013.
Shubham Jain:
With so much competition in the industry, it is so important for designers to make their own innovative mark on design and bring something that is new and refreshing. Shubham Jain from the Royal College of Art showcased her graduating collection this summer that took traditional garment details and super sized them, giving us stunning prints enhanced by tubing frogging and fastenings.
Website: RCA.ac.uk
Jacob Birge:
Jacob Birge, from Edinburgh School of Art, proves himself not just a fashion designer but a craftsman with a clear vision of what his design style is. His collection 'Symmetric Strategy' features garments constructed like armour, accessorised with huge statement head pieces that can not fail to be noticed.
Website: Jacobbirge.com
Ria Thomas:
It is wonderful to see a knitwear designer who clearly considers the origins of knitwear and the traditional methods of which it is all based upon. Ria Thomas' pieces are stunningly detailed and technically complex and do not need any enhancing through accessories or statement pieces, they speak entirely for themselves.
Kayleigh Elizabeth Horn:
Kayleigh Elizabeth Horn from Winchester School of Art has an amazing attention to detail and combinations of fabrics that are sublime. Her sport – chic style collection has many influences, even a subtle aviation theme running through it, and her muted colour palette allows the fabrics to be fully appreciated.
Website: Kayleighhorn.tumblr.com
Chloe Jones:
Lastly, Chloe Jones from Bath Spa University has already given herself the best start in the industry, picking up two of the three most prestigious awards at Graduate Fashion Week this year. Her moody, atmospheric
collection creates air of mystery as it makes it's way down the catwalk and her unusually loose silhouettes for womenswear establish her as brave in terms of her design choices which is, of course, one of the most important attributes to have in the industry.
Website: Chloevictoriajones.com
Keep an eye out for all five, they are sure to be names you will see around in years to come!
The designs above are a collection of pieces from the AW 12/13 collection of Mexico-born designer. Andrès Caballero. Currently residing in Milan, Italy, it is clear Andrès has been influenced by the sharp, sleek, sophisticated nuances of the fashion capital. A colour palette of burnt oranges, brandies, greys, and blacks make this the perfect wardrobe for those autumnal and wintery months. In addition, the materials used including tweed, cuoio leather, and cashmere among others mean this isn't just a collection that looks great, but also feels great; not to mention warm!
The collection is part of Andrès's wider brand San Andres Milano, set up in 2006 with his Italian production business partner. You can find out more about the brand here: Sanandresmilano.com
All images from: Notjustalabel.com
The work above is of Melbourne artist Matthew Dunn. His grainy comic book aesthetic makes for art work which is both commercial and edgy. His works are undoubtedly sinister, the picture of the school girl with an axe behind her back being one of the prime examples. Blood almost seems to spurt from the page as the girl's black eyes look on with little conscience for the no doubt gruesome murder she has just committed. Indeed, in the latter two images at least, Matthew takes our stereotypical visions of innocence and cuteness, and turns them on their head to reveal a dark inner psyche. His comic book-style artworks appear to tap into that Christopher Nolan new version of graphic art novels. No longer about tongue-and-cheek whams, bams, whooshes and pows, comic book art is taking on a whole new aesthetic where gore, violence and the sinister take pride of place.
Check out more of Matthew Dunn's work on his website: Matthewdunnart.com
Name: Nathaniel Shields
Age: 21
Occupation: Photographer
Inspiration: Philippe Halsman, Doug Aitken, Akos Major, Josef Koudelka
If you follow us on Facebook, you might recognise Nathaniel's name and work from our recent 'Silence' competition. Nathaniel, along with other entrant Xana Murell, won the competition in which we challenged artists, photographers, illustrators, and designers alike to create a work which would encapsulate 'Silence'. Something normally signified by sound, we were intrigued to see just how entrants would convey silence in a visual format…
How would you say your winning entry for our Facebook competition encapsulated the theme 'Silence'?
I have always imagined that the smoke looks like a person's noiseless cogitation. When you find yourself in a silent situation the brain tends to fill itself inanely with thoughts and inner monologue as if to drown out the silence.
Much of your work includes some kind of X-ray aesthetic. Why is this?
The aesthetic came from the multiple-exposure technique; where, multiple photographs are essentially overlaid to create one image. By over-exposing parts of the photographs, I was able to achieve a selectively layered effect that often resembled x-rays. I was particularly interested in how the combining of often juxtaposing images created a stronger narrative in the final photo.
What is the thing you most enjoy about photography?
How easy it is to experiment with. It's not like a painting, where hours are invested in a single image that may turn out to be rubbish. I can take hundreds of photographs, adapting and fine-tuning as I go.
Describe your style in three words.
Ephemeral, minimal and explorative.
What is your method of working? How do you get from concept to finished product?
I don't really have a concise method. Projects usually start as an idle curiosity that I'll experiment with and expand on. I very rarely start with a fully formed idea or concept that I wish to convey. The multiple
exposure project for example started just as an experimentation of the technique itself, and developed with no foreseeable goal as I pushed the technique as far as I could.
What are your hopes and dreams for the future?
I hope I end up in some sort of creative career. Possibly, an architect but really I'd be very happy with any sort of creative lifestyle.
It is clear to see that Nathaniel has creativity in bucketloads. His photography demonstrates not only a wealth of originality, but also a drive to challenge himself and experiment.
See more of Nathaniel's work at: Flickr.com


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Sensors and Sensing Systems (SSS)
Apply to PD 13-1639 as follows: For full proposals submitted via FastLane: standard Grant Proposal Guidelines apply. For full proposals submitted via Grants.gov: NSF Grants.gov Application Guide; A Guide for the Preparation and Submission of NSF Applications via Grants.gov Guidelines apply (Note: The NSF Grants.gov Application Guide is available on the Grants.gov website and on the NSF website at: http://www.nsf.gov/publications/pub_summ.jsp?ods_key=grantsgovguide)
Important Notice to Proposers
A revised version of the NSF Proposal & Award Policies & Procedures Guide (PAPPG), NSF 13-1, was issued on October 4, 2012 and is effective for proposals submitted, or due, on or after January 14, 2013. Please be advised that, depending on the specified due date, the guidelines contained in NSF 13-1 may apply to proposals submitted in response to this funding opportunity.
Please be aware that significant changes have been made to the PAPPG to implement revised merit review criteria based on the National Science Board (NSB) report, National Science Foundation's Merit Review Criteria: Review and Revisions. While the two merit review criteria remain unchanged (Intellectual Merit and Broader Impacts), guidance has been provided to clarify and improve the function of the criteria. Changes will affect the project summary and project description sections of proposals. Annual and final reports also will be affected.
A by-chapter summary of this and other significant changes is provided at the beginning of both the Grant Proposal Guide and the Award & Administration Guide.
Full Proposal Window: September 1, 2013 - October 1, 2013
September 1 - October 1, Annually Thereafter
Full Proposal Window: January 15, 2014 - February 15, 2014
January 15 - February 15, Annually Thereafter
Due dates repeat annually. Please reference the CMMI main page for further specifics concerning unsolicited proposal submission windows.
The Sensors and Sensing System (SSS) program funds fundamental research on sensors and sensing systems. Such fundamental research includes the discovery and characterization of new sensing modalities, fundamental theories for aggregation and analysis of sensed data, fundamentally new approaches for data transmission, and approaches for addressing uncertain and/or partial sensor data. Innovative research in nonlinear prediction, filtering and estimation in the context of sensing systems is also considered in this program.
The program does not fund developmental projects, such as sensor development or applications studies. Proposals offering fundamental research topics that are enabled by sensor development or sensor system development should be submitted to the relevant CMMI program in which the fundamental research contribution is being made. In such a case, the SSS program should be listed as a secondary program. Proposals that do not address CMMI relevant research should be submitted to programs in the appropriate division within NSF. Depending on the research objective of the work proposed, PIs submitting proposals in the areas of biosensing and biomedical sensors should consider sending their proposals to the Biosensing, Biophotonics or Biomedical Engineering program in the Division of Chemical, Bioengineering, Environmental and Transport Systems (CBET), and also for areas of biosensing, sensors and actuators they should consider the Electronics, Photonics, and Magnetic Devices (EPMD) or the Communications, Circuits, and Sensing-systems (CCSS) program of the division of Electrical, Communications and Cyber Systems (ECCS).
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Bauma 2010 wrap-up report: Record exhibitors, space; vistor quality good despite volcano interruption
The organizers of Bauma 2010 says the international tradeshow has marked a turnaround in the international construction machinery industry, ushering in the hoped-for change in sentiment. And this was despite the ban on air travel which impacted on the first few days of the fair, according to the Bauma 2010 final report from show organizer Messe München.
Even in a down economy and interruption with air travel because of the Iceland Volcano just before the start of Bauma, Messe München says that "visitor quality was still good despite fewer visitors from overseas as a result of the temporary closure of European airspace."
Messe München also noted that Bauma 2010 had record exhibition space and record number of exhibitors, with more than 415,000 visitors from more than 200 countries.
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Posted: Sat Apr 18, 2009 8:22 am
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I have been thinking about this for some time, but I can't find an answer. I'm hoping someone smarter than me will be able to figure this out.
From Wikipedia:
In the Chinese remainder theorem, there exists an integer x which is the solution of the system of congruences:
% = (modulus)
x%n1 = a1%n1
x%n2 = a2%n2
x%nk = ak%nk
for positive pairwise coprime integers {n1...nk} and positive integers {a1..ak}.
There are infinitely many solutions for each system, but for our purposes, let x be the smallest positive integer which solves the system.
So, here's the puzzle: Say instead of a single integer a1 or a2, we have a set of integers, so that each n has an associated set of integers. From this we generate a set of solutions, picking one integer from each set for each n.
x%3 = { (1), 2} %3
x%5 = { 3, (4) } %5
x%7 = { (1), 3, 5 } %7
Gives x=64
x%3 = { 1, (2)} %3
x%5 = { 3, (4) } %5
x%7 = { 1, 3, (5)} %7
Gives x=89
Is there an efficient way to find the smallest x? We could generate all the solutions and do a search, but this could take until the heat death of the universe for some applications.
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Posted: Sat Apr 18, 2009 8:32 am
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Related puzzle, say we have a structure as described above, a list of n's with associated sets. We partition this into two new structures with roughly the same number of n's. Is there an efficient way to find solutions common to both sets?
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Posted: Tue Apr 21, 2009 6:05 am
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Maybe this should be in Visitor Submitted Puzzles?
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Posted: Tue Apr 21, 2009 10:25 am
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It's not really a puzzle, it's just a question about mathematics. I'll give it some thought later, I looked at it yesterday but I was too tired to make any progress.
After years of disappointment with get rich quick schemes, I know I'm gonna get rich with this scheme. And quick!
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Posted: Wed May 06, 2009 2:30 pm
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Antrax wrote:
It's not really a puzzle, it's just a question about mathematics. I'll give it some thought later, I looked at it yesterday but I was too tired to make any progress.
Me too. Well, I wasn't too tired before I looked at it, but I was after I looked at ........zzzzzzzzzzz
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Posted: Sat May 16, 2009 1:15 am
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bendykst wrote:
Related puzzle, say we have a structure as described above, a list of n's with associated sets. We partition this into two new structures with roughly the same number of n's. Is there an efficient way to find solutions common to both sets?
I am confused by your seeming to use "set" to mean both a collection of integers, and a collection of sets. But if I'm reading this right, solutions common to the partitioned listings are the same as solutions to the original listing.
Worst case on the size on the size of the sets, you can use a seive method to find all solutions and take the smallest.
x%3 = { 1, 2} %3
x%5 = { 3, 4 } %5
x%7 = { 1, 3, 5 } %7
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15
16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45
. . .
91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105
Cross out the columns corresponding to the compliments of your choices. (Columns 3, 6, 9, 12, 15 since they contain all 0 mod 3. Columns 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 15 since they contain all 1, 2, or 5 mod 5. Then cross out all numbers that are 0, 2, 4, 6 mod 7.)
The remaining numbers + 105*n are all solutions to your problem, take the smallest. (Here, 8.)
Undoubtly not the fastest computational way to a single solution, but it has the advantage that as your sets increase in size, the problem becomes less complex, rather than more.
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Posted: Sat May 16, 2009 2:04 am
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If we take N as the product of n1 through nk, L'lanmal's solution uses Theta(N) space and O(Nk) time (but this isn't a very tight bound on time unless the ai are very small). I think k is at worst proportional to log(n), but I don't remember how to prove it.
The cartesian product method of constructing all the solutions and then picking the smallest one has worst case time behavior approximately O(N*k*log
(N)), since solving a CRT problem is O(k*log
(N)) (I had to look this up, it's equal to running Euclid's algorithm k times) and you're doing it a number of times equal to the product of the sizes of the ai, which might be arbitrarily close to N but normally isn't. So L'lanmal wins there in the worst case. However, this solution only uses O(k) space if that's important, which might as well be constant since the problem statement uses more than that in general.
Basically L'lanmal's solution is clearly better if the ai are relatively large (compared to ni), but if you know (from real-world domain knowledge) that each ai is approximately a constant size c rather than proportional to ni then the cartesian product algorithm gets O(kc
(N)), which is much better in addition to not taking all the space in the universe. (L'lanmal's still has pretty much O(N) behavior even if you know that the ai are usually all of [ni] except for a constant number of elements, so that still blows.) I'm not sure if there's another solution that beats both of them, but I sort of doubt it. This looks like a typical time/space tradeoff. Sieve methods are space-hungry, but have very very reliable time behavior, whereas the cartesian product method uses practically no space but might take all the time ever in the worst case.
A conceivably better method might just be linear search. This takes essentially no space and O(Nk*log(N)) time, but if the ai are very large you're likely to find a solution a lot quicker than that. Sometimes the simple solutions are the best. Actually, I'm pretty sure you can't do better than this in the general case, but the cartesian product is cheaper if the sets are always very small.
Note: I'm doing all these analyses in my head, so if I blew it, sorry. I believe the only gratuitous approximation I'm making is rounding log(nk) up to log(N), but that's fine for figuring out an O bound anyway.
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Warhawk players and fans of multiplayer games will not be disappointed with this successor of the PS3 hit, Warhawk.
Back in the early PS3 days the best mutliplayer games were either online Motorstorm,Resistance, and Warhawk. Warhawk was...
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Life on the frontier is all about routine, until one day, it isn't. You work your claim, taking things step-by-step and steadily surmounting the daily obstacles that life presents. Then suddenly, a gang of gun-toting outlaws rides into town, and everything changes. So it is with Starhawk, a new third-person shooter from LightBox Interactive that teaches you how to shoot, fly, and build structures as part of its novel brand of warmongering. Armed with this knowledge, you venture into online competitive or cooperative multiplayer, only to find that most of what you learned no longer applies. Disarmed and disoriented, you must struggle to get a handle on the action, but once you figure out the way things really work, Starhawk provides a lot of frantic fun with an intriguing constructive twist.
The short single-player campaign stars a gruff mercenary who returns to his old stomping grounds for a contract gig. Emmett Graves is the likable, well-voiced protagonist, and the simple story is laid out with stylish animated cutscenes that contrast nicely with the rich, colorful environments. From dusty earthbound outposts to clanking orbital platforms, Starhawk creates the strong sense that you are in an industrial backwater of civilization. Pipelines and mechanical detritus scar the barren landscapes, and the big, beautiful skies imbue the game with a great frontier feel.
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"Actually get to have hands on experience of harvesting and preparing their own food," says Adrienne Shaunfield, Community Food Systems Coordinator for Feed Fayetteville.
Head Start is a preschool program for children whose families fall under the poverty guidelines. Feed Fayetteville teamed up to build a garden for them last month to introduce them to a new way of getting food.
"When kids take ownership of their food choices, they're more likely to be excited about it and also to want to try new things," Shaunfield says.
Learning to grow their own food is not just cost effective, but studies have shown that the more time kids spend in a garden, the more vegetables kids will eat.
"It's not just mom or dad is making me eat it, but I want to eat it because I helped grow it. If a child pulls a carrot out of the dirt they're more likely to eat it than if you serve one to them on a plate," Shaunfield explains.
Shaunfield said what kids learn in the garden they're likely to bring back home to their parents.
"I think that children really do influence their parents choices at the grocery store. I know mine do anyway," she says.
Feed Fayetteville also has a farmer's market style program for families called SNAP Garden. It allows families to use food stamps to buy fresh, local produce. Shaunfield said a key element to the program however, is starting them young.
"I think it's really important to start healthy eating habits at an early age, and by building the garden here at Head Start we've created an environment that is a learning space for the kids," says Shaunfield.
Feed Fayetteville is having a food drive throughout October called Protein, Produce and Pennies to help support local families in need. Click here for more information on the programs.
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A little box that bestows a power unknown on its weilder, which gives them the apparent ability to control the facial expression and bodily pose of whomever they point the small box toward. Cameraman: "Stand over there and raise your hands to the sky"
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an object to create pornography John: yo paul i got a camera!
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a device used to steal the souls of Aboriginal people, referred to as a picture box by many hill-billies. Look, that aboriginals soul was just stolen by a camera.
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1. A device that can capture a frozen image of time itself.
2. An object capable of destroying lives. 3. A device that shows what you really look like. 1. Teh sun will nevere look the same.
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An electronic device that allows teenage girls to take numerous images of themselves at strange angles so as to post over 9000 un-viewable images all over myspace and be the ~*SuPeR_gIrL*~. The camera is the device of choice for the camera whore...
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Something you take to parties to record events, so you can find out what happened the next day. We knew it was gonna be a very liquid night at 58 so we had Catelyn bring the camera.
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A Camera is the sweetest and most beautiful person you will ever meet. She knows what's appropriate and when to stop. She lightens up your day like no other. A Camera is a little shortie that you have to look down at, but it just makes her so much more adorable. She has the ability to make you laugh. Her smile is one of a kind. She does the cutest and most random things. When you see her, you just can't help but smile. She brings so much happiness to you, that it's overwhelming. But, she gets annoyed easily and isn't the most confident girl in the world. Compliments can turn her shitty day the whole way around. She has an adorable laugh like no other. She also has eyes that if you look into for too long, that you'll lose track of time. She gets a lot of shit from people that barely know her. She's good at making people think that they don't get to her. But for every mean comment she gets, she falls a little deeper in a hole. But unlike any other girl, she's strong enough to climb her way out within the same day. She's overall the most sweetest and caring person you'll ever meet. If you're lucky enough to know a Camera, then hold onto her. She definitely a keeper. " Hey, do you know Camera?"
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Time: Sunday, November 11, 2012 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Location: Ohio Union - Dance Room 1
Join fellow students for a free fitness class -- cardio dance! Cardio dance is offered every Sunday during the semester. This class is led by a registered instructor from the Department of Recreational Sports within the Office of Student Life at The Ohio State University. Please note that space is limited, and all classes are first-come, first-served.
Class description - Instead of running on the treadmill, try boosting your heartrate with Cardio Dance! With this class, you'll get 60 minutes of easy-to-learn choreographed dances and lots of variety. With a combination of fun music and energetic beats, these dances are sure to make you forget about the workout!
For more information on group fitness courses held at the Recreation and Physical Activity Center (RPAC), visit: http://recsports.osu.edu/fitness-wellness/group-fitness.
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