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Maybe we can find explanation for the recent odd behaviour of Google PageRank somewhere in an already published document.
Thanks to today post of our good friend at the plex Matt Cutts on his blog, I reached to the following document covering a research paper published at AIRWeb '05: First International Workshop on
Adversarial Information Retrieval on the Web (at the 14th International World Wide Web Conference (WWW2005), 10-14 May 2005, Chiba, Japan), by:
Andr�s A. Bencz�r, Hungarian Academy of Sciences (MTA SZTAKI) and E�tv�s University
K�roly Csalog�ny, Hungarian Academy of Sciences (MTA SZTAKI) and E�tv�s University
Tam�s Sarl�s, Hungarian Academy of Sciences (MTA SZTAKI) and E�tv�s University
M�t� Uher, Hungarian Academy of Sciences (MTA SZTAKI)
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I understand that the page rank update process is still continue and it will take more time to end. Also there will be another change as per internal pages theme and relevancy to the main pages?
But one thing is still unanswered for me If there is only home page rank update? because I noticed good page rank change in 2 internal pages but not for the home page for one of my site. Internal pages rank is higher than the home page, why?
sites that have previuosly had high pr but its been lowered after links fliters were added by google..they now show that if you added deep index pages..eg. domain/directory/index..then those deep index pages are geeting pr that equates to the former pr of the domain...could it be that:
1: new pr update is simply wrong:
2: new pr update is based on a score lacking filters and algos applied to former pr updates
3: mozzila pr is not the same as the pure voting pr of old googlebot. Could it be that other factors are now scored into the pr equation. And only certain pages of sites currently reflect the new scoring.
4: mozilla pr goes back to a time when toolbar pr reflected a guessed score prior to true pr being calculated.
The last bit of that is spot on. Whether it has new scoring factors is unclear (it might be better at finding and following links than the old Googlebot) - I would have thought it is still largely a voting type figure though.
I've had a number of pages go grey bar. There should be no penalty. But all the grey bar pages are also deindexed.
Check all your outgoing links on your site and make sure one or more hasn't been bought up by a poooonnnnoooo or other such site. This can cause any page with such links to have PR grayed out.
Also check for hijackers in the inurl command in Google. visually check every one to see if it redirects and check with a server header checker looking for 302 redirects which tells the search engine your data now belongs to the other site.
Also check for hijackers in the inurl command in Google. visually check every one to see if it redirects and check with a server header checker looking for 302 redirects which tells the search engine your data now belongs to the other site. <<<
did it all. everything checks out OK. This seems to be another Big Daddy hiccup that is just now hitting my sector. It seems this deindexing of pages started out among the high serps sectors such as hotels and travel...50 million return searches...and now is bleeding down on the smaller sectors. My keyword returns are generally in the 3 mil and less range.
I have seen some reports in this forum about some (hit at the beginning of BD)are starting to get pages back and others, like me are just now losing them.
I'd like to repeat what one person said as a subject title of a thread here. "Google, When are you coming out of Beta?" Amen.
"I'm exciting to report that on my most popular site the second level pages all went from a PR4 to a PR5 and third level pages went from PR3 to PR4. Also new pages that were seeing 0PR now have ranks. How exciting."
Yes..very exciting.
I might write a paper and submit it to AIRWeb 2006:
The Magic of Reversed PageRank :-)
My homepage and pages are still getting traffic from google and thereby are listed.
Should i worry or will PR on the other pages come back and is this just a flux in the google PR thing?
My brand new site which was uploaded 2 months ago, got PR - 6 and i am concerned abt the stability of this PR with my site. I haven't done any unethical tech's but still m concerned abt it. How can i get whether it is genuine or not?
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Racehorse trainers supervise the daily care and conditioning of the horses in their stable to properly prepare them for competition on the track.

Duties

Racehorse trainers are responsible for ensuring that the horses in their care receive proper nutrition, veterinary attention, and exercise.

Trainers are responsible for planning workouts, using the condition book to enter horses in appropriate races, advising the jockey on race strategy, supervising stable employees, scheduling routine services such as farrier visits, and obtaining veterinary care when necessary. Trainers must be familiar with prevention and treatment of equine injuries, know how to properly utilize tack and other training aids properly, and be knowledgeable about equine anatomy and physiology.

Familiarity with medications and the amount of time it takes for a drug to leave the horse's system is of great importance; trainers must be careful to avoid positive drug tests, which can result in fines and suspensions.

Trainers must also interact with the owners of the horses in their care, keeping them up to date on their progress and potential race entry options.

Trainers often work six to seven days a week and must be on call for emergencies related to horses in their care. They work the majority of their day outdoors in widely varying weather conditions. The hours can be long; many trainers start their day as early as four o'clock in the morning. Frequent travel is usually required as horses routinely ship to various tracks across a region.

Career Options

Racehorse trainers can condition a variety of racing breeds such as Thoroughbreds, Quarter Horses, Arabians, and Standardbreds. Most trainers work with only one breed at a time as they develop their racing stable and clientele.

Trainers can find work across the United States and in many countries on the international circuit. Major international racing venues include Dubai, England, Ireland, France, Japan, Canada, South Africa, and Hong Kong.

Trainers may branch out into offering bloodstock agent services, such as representing clients at public auctions, evaluating horses for private purchase, referring clients to insurance agents, or pinhooking young horses for resale.

Trainers may also offer initial breaking and training services for young horses at a training center that they own or operate. There are a number of these facilities concentrated in Florida and South Carolina—areas that offer favorable weather conditions for year-round training plus convenient access to top quality veterinary services.

Training & Licensing

No formal degree or specific educational path is required to become a trainer. Many trainers work their way up in the industry, starting out as a hotwalker, groom, or exercise rider. Later, most aspiring trainers seek out an apprenticeship with an experienced trainer to learn the ins and outs of the business.

Trainers must be licensed by the racing commission of each state where they intend to start horses, and licensing requirements can vary from state to state. Generally, a trainer must demonstrate their knowledge of racing regulations, terminology, and general horsemanship skills through written and practical exams. Testing is usually administered by the racing stewards (officials) at the track.

Some tracks require one to two years of prior track licensing (as an owner, groom, assistant trainer, etc) before an individual can apply for a trainer's license.

Salary

Trainers typically earn ten percent of the purse money won by the horses in their care. They also charge a "day rate" of $65 to $100 per day which includes labor costs (groom, hotwalker, and exercise rider), hay, grain, straw, stall rent, office and barn equipment, tack, and supplies.

When calculating their earnings, trainers must also factor in costs such as travel expenses, salary for the assistant trainer, health insurance, and liability insurance.

The median rate for animal trainers is listed in the Bureau of Labor Statistics 2011 Occupational Outlook Handbook as $26,580 yearly, though this figure includes all animal training professions. The highest 10% of animal trainers earned more than $53,580 ($25.76 per hour) according to the BLS.

Based on their win percentage in high dollar races, a top trainer can easily make a six figure salary. Most trainers, however, earn between $20,000 and $60,000 annually.

Job Outlook

A successful trainer generally fields many requests from owners looking to obtain his services. New or less successful trainers may have to hustle to obtain new clients.

While all trainers are dealing with the economic downturn of the past several years, components of the Thoroughbred industry have started to show signs of stabilization (with regard to auction sale prices). This leads many in the industry to believe that a slow but steady pattern of growth is emerging.


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ADOT Photo Collection Index
During 2005-2007, the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) retained R.L. Banks and Associates to develop the State of Arizona 2007 Railroad Inventory and Assessment. The purpose of the assessment was to provide an overview of the existing rail network of Arizona, including all Class 1, short line, mining, terminal/switching and tourist operations.
To support this report, over 8000 photographs were taken of Arizona's railroad infrastructure. The following web pages showcase some of these photos. Due to the large volume of photos (and limited server space), not all are shown. It should also be noted that this is a work in progress, so check back for updates.
|Website link for the official Arizona Department of Transportation - Public Transportation Division - Railroad Planning
The ADOT Railroad Inventory and Assessment 2007 photographic collection courtesy of Arizona Department of Transportation - Public Transportation Division - Railroad and Rail Transit Archives.
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The Epic Seed, combining the goodness of Greek yogurt with on-trend superfood chia, is launching in major Whole Foods markets across the country. Little Big Brands was tapped to develop the new brand.
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text: A German surname, Ulmer comes from the term 'ulm' which is in the lower southwest portion of Germany. Originally the term 'uel' meant to flow, roll or turn. Variations in spelling Ulmer include Ulmers, Ullmer and Ulm. In Germany the Ulmer name is found in the Baden-Wurttemberg region, along the River Danube. In England the Cambridgeshire and city of London have the greater Ulmer populations. Within the United States the northeast states of Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey along with South Carolina, Mississippi to the south have many with the Ulmer name. Also in Ohio, Indiana and Illinois are many families named Ulmer. Famous: Fran Ulmer (first elected Lieutenant Governor for the state of Alaska), Layne Ulmer (professional ice hockey player in Canada), Christian Ulmer (professional ski jumper from Germany), Jason Ulmer (professional ice hockey player in Canada), Sarah Ulmer (champion cyclist and 2004 summer Olympics gold medal winner from New Zealand) and James 'Blood' Ulmer (guitarist and singer of jazz).


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Bible: Leviticus 25:29-55
Release of Houses
25:29 "'If a man sells a residential house in a walled city, 1 its right of redemption must extend 2 until one full year from its sale; 3 its right of redemption must extend to a full calendar year. 4 25:30 If it is not redeemed before the full calendar year is ended, 5 the house in the walled city 6 will belong without reclaim 7 to the one who bought it throughout his generations; it will not revert in the jubilee. 25:31 The houses of villages, however, 8 which have no wall surrounding them 9 must be considered as the field 10 of the land; they will have the right of redemption and must revert in the jubilee. 25:32 As for 11 the cities of the Levites, the houses in the cities which they possess, 12 the Levites must have a perpetual right of redemption. 25:33 Whatever someone among the Levites might redeem – the sale of a house which is his property in a city – must revert in the jubilee, 13 because the houses of the cities of the Levites are their property in the midst of the Israelites. 25:34 Moreover, 14 the open field areas of their cities 15 must not be sold, because that is their perpetual possession.
Debt and Slave Regulations
25:35 "'If your brother 16 becomes impoverished and is indebted to you, 17 you must support 18 him; he must live 19 with you like a foreign resident. 20 25:36 Do not take interest or profit from him, 21 but you must fear your God and your brother must live 22 with you. 25:37 You must not lend him your money at interest and you must not sell him food for profit. 23 25:38 I am the
25:39 "'If your brother becomes impoverished with regard to you so that he sells himself to you, you must not subject him to slave service. 25 25:40 He must be with you as a hired worker, as a resident foreigner; 26 he must serve with you until the year of jubilee, 25:41 but then 27 he may go free, 28 he and his children with him, and may return to his family and to the property of his ancestors. 29 25:42 Since they are my servants whom I brought out from the land of Egypt, they must not be sold in a slave sale. 30 25:43 You must not rule over him harshly, 31 but you must fear your God.
25:44 "'As for your male and female slaves 32 who may belong to you – you may buy male and female slaves from the nations all around you. 33 25:45 Also you may buy slaves 34 from the children of the foreigners who reside with you, and from their families that are 35 with you, whom they have fathered in your land, they may become your property. 25:46 You may give them as inheritance to your children after you to possess as property. You may enslave them perpetually. However, as for your brothers the Israelites, no man may rule over his brother harshly. 36
25:47 "'If a resident foreigner who is with you prospers 37 and your brother becomes impoverished with regard to him so that 38 he sells himself to a resident foreigner who is with you or to a member 39 of a foreigner's family, 25:48 after he has sold himself he retains a right of redemption. 40 One of his brothers may redeem him, 25:49 or his uncle or his cousin 41 may redeem him, or anyone of the rest of his blood relatives – his family 42 – may redeem him, or if 43 he prospers he may redeem himself. 25:50 He must calculate with the one who bought him the number of years 44 from the year he sold himself to him until the jubilee year, and the cost of his sale must correspond to the number of years, according to the rate of wages a hired worker would have earned while with him. 45 25:51 If there are still many years, in keeping with them 46 he must refund most of the cost of his purchase for his redemption, 25:52 but if only a few years remain 47 until the jubilee, he must calculate for himself in keeping with the remaining years and refund it for his redemption. 25:53 He must be with the one who bought him 48 like a yearly hired worker. 49 The one who bought him 50 must not rule over him harshly in your sight. 25:54 If, however, 51 he is not redeemed in these ways, he must go free 52 in the jubilee year, he and his children with him, 25:55 because the Israelites are my own servants; 53 they are my servants whom I brought out from the land of Egypt. I am the


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Newspaper article The Florida Times Union
St. Johns Panel Compiles List of Historic Cemeteries
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Byline: Drew Dixon, Shorelines staff writer
The St. Johns County Historic Resources Review Board has identified a list of dozens of historically significant cemeteries, four of which are in the Ponte Vedra Beach area.
Marsha Chance, a senior archaeologist for the county, provided the list of 46 cemeteries to the County Commission Wednesday. The surveys of the different cemeteries were started in 2001 and the final compilation was made public this week.
The Review Board suggests the county "identify the historical significance of cemetery properties throughout the county," according to the report delivered by Chance. The report also recommended historical markers at many of the sites.
The historical cemeteries are scattered throughout the county, including in St. Augustine, the nation's oldest city.
In the Ponte Vedra Beach area, the Ponte Vedra Valley Cemetery and DeGrove Family Cemetery are both just west of Palm Valley Road near Canal Road and are considered historically significant, Chance said. The Booth Cemetery in South Ponte Vedra Beach and the Sanchez American Indian burial mound just north of Vilano Beach and west of Florida A1A are also on the list.
Chance said family and community cemeteries are important to the heritage of the area because they show how the founders lived and treated people who died in the 18th and 19th centuries. The Sanchez mound is considered "pre-historic" because it involves American Indians, yet deserves just as much historical attention, Chance said. …


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Raising Sextuplets is all new tonight and Jenny, Bryan and the sextuplets are finally moving from Arizona to their new home in Destin, Florida. And since a family of 8 never travels lights, they hit the road with a 14-person caravan.
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Strauss-Kahn May Have Had "Brutal Sex" With His Accuser's Mother
The case against Dominique Strauss-Kahn just gets more and more disturbing. Last month, after it seemed as though the allegations that the former IMF head had sexually assaulted a housekeeper in his Manhattan hotel were about to crumble, a French writer named Tristane Banon filed a lawsuit against Strauss-Kahn for attempted assault in 2003. Banon says that she was interviewing Strauss-Kahn when he wrestled her to the ground and tried to unhook her bra and jeans. She did not file a complaint at the time, but said that the coverage of the new case brought traumatic memories to the surface.
Now, in an even stranger turn of events, Banon's mother, Anne Mansouret, is claiming that she had a consensual sexual encounter with Strauss-Kahn three years before he allegedly tried to rape her daughter. Mansouret, who was a politician in Strauss-Kahn's Socialist party, says that she slept with Strauss-Kahn in the Paris office of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development in 2000, where Strauss-Kahn was serving as a special adviser. She consented to the sex, but added that it was "brutal."
According to the French magazine L'Express (translation via Slate), Mansouret described "as a predator who isn't looking to please but to take, and behaves like an obscene boor. Sexual lust makes him want to dominate."
Yet Mansouret still discouraged her daughter from reporting the assault.
There is another puzzling inconsistency in Mansouret's story. Mansouret claims that after Strauss-Kahn attempted to assault her daughter, she called his second wife, Brigitte Guillemette, who confronted him about the incidents. In Mansouret's account, Strauss-Kahn told Guillemette, "I don't know what happened to me. I slept with the mother, I lost it when I saw the daughter."
The problem is that Guillemette told L'Express that Mansouret's whole story is "false." And, as Slate's William Saletan points out, the more sordid and incestuous the story gets, the less credible Banon's assault claim may seem, especially if Guillemette continues to deny Mansouret's allegations. More women may need to come forward against Strauss-Kahn before a fair trial can move ahead. Given Strauss-Kahn's history, it's likely that he assaulted or attempted to assault other women. But given the media coverage, first of the New York housekeeper and now of Banon and Mansouret, it may be difficult to convince a woman who has already undergone a traumatic experience to put herself up to such intense scrutiny.
Related Stories:
French Writer Accuses Strauss-Kahn of Attempted Assault
The Case Against Dominique Strauss-Kahn Could Be in Danger
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Yes but she will need a waiver.
Answer Applies to: Florida
Replied: 7/19/2011
Kevin Bluitt, Attorney at Law | Kevin Bluitt
If she resided unlawfully in the United States there is a bar from returning, 3 and 10 year bar, depending on how long she was unlawfully present. You will need a special waiver. Consult an attorney.
Answer Applies to: Florida
Replied: 7/19/2011
World Esquire Law Firm | Aime Katambwe
Yes but she will need a well prepared waiver and an immigrant visa. Have you filed the proper forms? (I-130 and the rest of it?) I hope so. Otherwise you will need to start from the beginning. Go to www.uscis.gov and get the I-130. It is pretty self-explanatory. Good luck.
Answer Applies to: California
Replied: 7/19/2011
Fong & Associates | William D. Fong
It depends on the underlying immigration or criminal violation. Generally speaking she will need a waiver for her to get the immigrant visa issued, which will be based on an extreme and unusual hardship to you as the US citizen spouse.
Answer Applies to: Texas
Replied: 7/19/2011


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In a world of anti-hero robotics specialists, The Mad Science society and lots of platforms and spikes.... MrPineapple awakes in a lab. The lab infact of professor powel an utterly insane disfigured fruit and vegetable obsessed 2 time mad scientist of the year award winner gone rogue.
He created MrPineapple and other fruit people in order to eat them in some sort of grotesque sentient fruit salad. Obviously MrPineapple makes a break for it.
MrPineapple must escape and survive. What challenges are in store for him? play through and find out.....
a remake of the original MrPineapple game from 1998/99 basically its just a new piney game loosely based on the original! if you havnt guessed this is for Werewoof's compo.
ok the story of how the game came about goes something like this:
in 1998 a friend and i thought up the a little pineapple who started out as pacing death prone lemming sort of character originally intended as some sort of mascot. later that year i got access to a blisteringly fast (athlon 600mhz) PC and the games factory. i'm sure you can see where this is going. i couldnt think of any character so i used piney!
MrPineapple's audience was the kids at school who would use the computer rooms at lunch time. being the rebel i was i kept making piney games and installing them onto the school's server
the lite demo NGC1 version thing is here for download
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excuses excuses .. aaand relax!
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i must admit this has been rather too low on my priority list... although just lately i have been thinking about it a lot. i'm going into hospital tomorrow and what little time i'll have on the computer will be spent continuing to test the crap out of wake. that and i need to reformat. windows 7 beta is about to run out and i've decided against purchasing it.
i will get back to this, i simply have to.. i've put way too much work into it to give up now. but real life is getting in the way of the important things... ie clicking!
dont see this update as a cry for attention its more a list of excuses for not having finished this project yet.
please sir i need an extension on my project
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just like the trains rather than admit to my hideous lateness i'm just going to redefine the time it's due and hope nobody notices! yeah thats one less delay technically in my track record.
i AM still working on this, just compiling some scripts and getting voice actors sorted. also i still have some bosses and secret levels to make.
also discovered a new bug which is enough to make me rip out a little hair.
i'm currently doing a lot of material for james AND trying to set up a band so i'm fairly thinly spread at the moment. oh that and i pumped about 100+ (according to steam) hours into borderlands since it's release
i was really hoping this project wouldnt run into 2010 but its looking like it will now!
i'm still heeere
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ive been out of the clicking business for some time now which isnt good!
it's taken me a little while to get comfortable with windows 7 so ive barely got anything done, only just started working on this again the other day but one thing of interest is i'm giving HWA a go. dont expect a million post effects on everything, thats not my goal i may include the occasional subtle thing ... then again i may not. my main purpose for this is to hopefully get it running better and potentially on slower PCs.
umm.... i need to go through every single level and make updates to things. ive recently played through and spotted a million and one bugs and other horrible smelly things about the game that i hate. (as a direct result of this the completion % thingy on this page has gone BACKWARDS
i am very very busy with a whole load of bossbaddie related stuff... this is nor the time or the place to talk about that though!
AWARD WINNING new piney... tee and/or hee
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i must say if this isnt encouragement then i dont know what is! trouble is i have real life problems encroaching on my game makey time at present. also another thing in the way is that i'm building a new PC so i need to reinstall everything and so on and so fourth which is a little destracting. still......
some stuff i'm still to put in:
the final bosses
that last level
jumpthrough platforms (since i sort of realised how easy they are to do!)
voice acted cutscenes (dont know if i said about this before but yeah)
ummmm... final boss and ending credits themes
OH and a secret THING!
for any interested i am compiling a full soundtrack for this game with extended versions and so on.. it'll be free because i dont have the gaul to charge for things
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SCOTT BEVAN: Researchers say children who suffer from arthritis could receive more targeted treatment, following an Adelaide-based study.
Juvenile arthritis affects one in 500 children up to the age of 18 and that number is rising.
But not all patients respond to standard treatment for the disease and it's hoped this research will change that.
Caroline Winter reports.
CAROLINE WINTER: Emily Bryant was first diagnosed with arthritis at 17 months. Now 14 - it's something she struggles with constantly.
EMILY BRYANT: I'm always in a lot of pain. It's a bit hard sometimes with walking and running and the medication that I'm on, it helps, but I really don't obviously like it.
CAROLINE WINTER: Emily has three injections a week and a tablet each day. While it's something she's learnt to live with, there's little relief.
EMILY BRYANT: It's mostly all around my legs, my fingers, my elbows, my ankles, my wrists and my neck, so it's practically everywhere except for my back.
CAROLINE WINTER: Emily is one of the one in 500 children estimated to have juvenile arthritis in Australia. And like many, her mother Kerry Bryant noticed something was wrong when she went from walking to limping to being unable to stand at all.
KERRY BRYANT: There's no way I knew that children could get it, it was just when the paediatrician said to me look she's got arthritis, I just said what? I was very, we were taken aback. It was a very big shock.
CAROLINE WINTER: Dr Christina Boros from Adelaide University says, like in adults, arthritis is debilitating in children.
CHRISTINA BOROS: There is no cure for arthritis. We do have some very good medications to treat patients with arthritis but not all of patients will respond to standard therapies which can make life quite difficult at times.
CAROLINE WINTER: The search for a way to determine 'individualised treatment' for young patients prompted the study led by Dr Boros.
CHRISTINA BOROS: We wanted to find some way of detecting arthritis activity a little more accurately in the blood of patients with arthritis and to see whether we could find something that would predict activity better over time and what the natural history, so the course of the disease and therefore help us tailor treatment on a more individual basis.
CAROLINE WINTER: Her trial involved 115 children with juvenile arthritis. Researchers looked at particular molecules in the blood called prostanoids - which come from essential fatty acids.
They found changes in the levels of those molecules is linked to disease activity in childhood arthritis.
CHRISTINA BOROS: The levels of the prostanoids which seem to promote inflammation are in general lower in patients with active arthritis than those which are dampened down inflammation and probably what that means is that the body is trying very hard to fight the inflammation and what we're trying to do now is look at more longitudinal data to see how these changes in levels of prostanoids progress over time and with the disease activity and perhaps how some of our medication affect their levels.
CAROLINE WINTER: Dr Boros says standard treatment is important, but for those who don't respond the effects can be lifelong.
CHRISTINA BOROS: When we do have patients who fail to respond to standard therapy, then we've got the potential for joint damage which may be permanent and disability is associated with that. And, those patients who don't respond to treatment well, tend to have a lot of psychological problems, difficulty fitting in with school. These kind of problems can actually travel with them into adult life.
CAROLINE WINTER: Kerry Bryant says her daughter is extremely strong and rarely complains, but says a tailored treatment program, would help her immensely.
KERRY BRYANT: If they can individualise Emily's body and give her the medication that she needs to be as normal as she can be, that would be fantastic.
SCOTT BEVAN: Kerry Bryant, mother of arthritis patient Emily, ending that report by Caroline Winter.
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Childhood arthritis study to lead to better treatment
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SCOTT BEVAN: Researchers say children who suffer from arthritis could receive more targeted treatment, following an Adelaide-based study.


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I had the pleasure of photographing {Baby O} a few weeks ago. She was an adorable and super smiley girl, totally captivated by the whole picture taking process. She also had this great head of hair that seemed to speak volumes about her personality as well. Her mom was given a photography session from me as a baby gift from a friend, and while we tried to schedule her a newborn session, we weren't able to connect until she was almost two months old. No matter, she was still bendy and poseable for me, as well as such a superstar little model! I hope you enjoy the sneak peek.
Meet {Baby O}
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Jerusha CRABB married John HART 29 Apr 1855 Montgomery Co AL
Seeking information on the children of Samuel CRABB.....
1820Columbia Co GACRABB, Samuel 12 pg 012.txt Capt. Jesse Morris' Dist. No. 8
1820Columbia Co GARICHARDS, Burwell 12 pg 012.txt Capt. Jesse Morris' Dist. No. 8
1820 Putnam County GA pg 077CRAB, Samuel
1840 Mongomery Co ALCRABB, Samuel
1 male age 0-5 + 1 male age 30-40
1 female age 40-50
Jerusha CRABB and John HART on 29 Apr 1855 Montgomery Co AL
(Alabama Marriage Collection, 1800-1969)
1850 Montgomery Co AL/Dist 1/HH 516-528/pg 101b
(04 Nov 1850)
CRABB, Saml /HH/wm age 50 GA + farmer
Crabb, Salena /wf age 38 GA
CRABB, Gerasha /wf age 12 AL
Crabb, Burton /wm age 10 AL
Crabb, Sarah /wf age 08 AL
Crabb, Milberry /wm age 06 AL (?? Mabbray ??)
Crabb, Wm L /wm age 04 AL
1860 Lowndes Co AL/Mt Willing/HH 869-859/pg 681a
(27 Sep 1860)
CRABB, Salena /HH/wf age 46 GA
Crabb, Fanney /wf age 16 AL
Crabb, W L /wm age 13 AL
.... it appears that Milbery (Mabry?) Crabb was listed twice on the 1850 census.....?
??? 1850 Montgomery Co AL/Dist 1/HH 511-523/pg 101a
(there is an Abraham JETER wm age 37 GA mext door)
GEETER, Nancy /HH/wf age 60 GA
Geeter, John /wm age 26 GA
Geeter, Caroline /wf age 18 GA
Geeter, Demsy /wm age 20 AL
Geeter, Perthena /wf age 21 AL
CRAB, Memby /wf age 06 AL
I know nothing more about Salena but this could be Samuel's 1st marriage "Samuel CRABB married Mabbray RICHARDS 26 Mar 1818, Jasper Co Ga" (FTM CD #291)...
does Memby = Milbery = Mabbry ???
This is ALL I know about this Crabb family .....
However,because of the names of his children I feel pretty sure that the above Samuel CRABB was the son of Rev War soldier Asa CRABB and Jerusha [BARNES] as identified by (his older brother?) James Burton CRABB, 1853, in Henry Co GA.
If you know anything at all about any of the above named persons I would deeply appreciate hearing from you.


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From this spring, we are happy to announce that we have changed the format of the RFN Betting Advice. Instead of only covering a few games, from now on we'll give you previews to all eight RFPL games each round, with an extensive look at one game, the Game of the Round.
In these previews, we'll give you everything you need to know about the top flight, from injuries to form as well as all the chaotic aspects that surrounds the beautiful game in Russia.
We have previously proven that we can make serious money by betting on Russian football, so we'll of course continue to provide you with betting advice for each game. The writer covering the game receives €10 to place on any bet, and we'll be updating our accounts before each round, meaning there's full transparency with our winnings and losses.
GAME OF THE ROUND: Saturday 13.30 GMT Lokomotiv Moscow – Spartak Moscow
By Vincent Tanguy (@Spartak_M_VT)
It is once again time for a Moscow Derby. Although the Lokomotiv – Spartak rivalry can't be compared with the Spartak-CSKA or even Spartak-Dinamo, it is nevertheless a huge game, and a must-win game for both sides. The return to Lokomotiv Stadium should bring back some pleasant memories for Spartak, who won 2-0 the last time the two sides met there, and the victory kicked of a series of four victories in a row, which allowed the Red-Whites to overtake Lokomotiv's fifth place in the league and qualify for European football this season.
Not like last season
Today, the situation is completely different with 18 points between the two clubs. Spartak are at the top of the table, eight points ahead of Zenit St. Petersburg and CSKA, and it looks more and more realistic that The Diamond Club can win its first championship since 2001. Who would have thought that when Dmitry Alenichev was sacked after the club was eliminated by AEK Larnaca in the 2nd qualifying round of the Europa League?
Since Massimo Carrera took over, Spartak have looked like a different team, and every week they show the spirit of champions. With the exception of a 4-0 defeat in Samara to Krylia Sovetov in December, Spartak have been superior this season.
This winter, Spartak strengthened the squad even further with the arrival of mega star Luiz Adriano as well as promising, young players in Georgiy Dzhikiya, Aleksandr Selikhov and Georgiy Tigiev, and Carrera now have the weapons needed to achieve the club's ultimate goal: winning the league and ending a 14-year long title drought.
On the other hand, Lokomotiv are in the middle of a transition period. Since the beginning of the season, they have changed president, sports director (twice), head coach and of course players. In the autumn, the results were horrible, and they spent many weeks below the relegation line as they only recorded five victories in total.
Two of these came in December though, and with their victory against Krylya Sovetov in the spring opener, things began looking better for Lokomotiv, who also qualified for the semi-finals of the Russian Cup with a 1-0 victory against FC Tosno.
Lokomotiv were highly active during the winter transfer market, where they signed Ari from FC Krasnodar on loan and Solomon Kverkvelia from Rubin Kazan. Furthermore, they managed to keep offensive midfielder Aleksey Miranchuk at the club. However, they lost key player Aleksandr Samedov to Sunday's opponent, Spartak.
Neither sides are in perfect shape
Having been eliminated from both the Europa League and the cup, Spartak can focus all their energy on the league, where they are off to a good start. They got a point away against Krasnodar, and last week, they defeated Anzhi Makhachkala 1-0 at home. With an attacking line boasting names like Quincy Promes, Ze Luis, Luiz Adriano, Roman Zobnin and Aleksandr Samedov, it is difficult to imagine a scenario where the Red-Whites doesn't score. In fact, they most likely have to score as the defence remains weak, despite Carrera's strengths in this part of the game.
Denis Glushakov and Luiz Adriano, both key players, are doubtful for the game and they have spent this week on individual training programs.
Following the defeat to Krasnodar Monday, the Railwaymen lost important steps in the battle for European qualification, but they are still only six points behind the 4th place, which means they still have everything to play for. They do however have problems 'killing' the game, and despite the signing of Kverkvelia, the defence remains shaky, which we also saw against Krasnodar.
Possible lineups
Lokomotiv (5-3-2): Guilherme – V.Denisov, Pejcinovic, Corluka, Kverkvelia, Yanbaev – Fernandes, Ignatyev, I.Denisov – Maicon, Ari
Spartak (4-2-3-1) :Rebrov – Kombarov, Kutepov, Tacsi, Mauricio – Fernando, Glushakov – Samedov, Popov, Promes -Luiz Adriano
Betting advice: I expect a good game. The stadium should be packed by fans eager to help their club win this crucial game, and I predict goals. I think we are in for a close game, which will end in a draw. Lokomotiv won't collapse for the second game in a row, while Spartak, with their gladiator mentality, can be satisfied with a single point in this difficult away game. Therefore, I'll go with 2-2.
€10 on the game to finish 2-2 @17.00 at Bet365
Friday 16:00 GMT Anzhi Makhachkala – FC Orenburg
By Vincent Tanguy (@Spartak_M_VT)
Anzhi went through a major fire sale this winter, losing the majority of their players, and this has been visible in the results. Since the winter break, Anzhi has lost twice, and the seat is slowly heating up beneath head coach Aleksandr Grigorian. They did play a good game against Spartak though, and especially strikers Aleksandr Prudnikov and Pylyp Budkovsky looked good, although without scoring. Defensively, they contained Spartak for most of the game, but one mistake by Thomas Phibel ruined everything.
Orenburg on the other hand has collected four points in the two games after the winter break, and are quickly moving away from the bottom. They are now just one point behind Ural Yekaterinburg on the crucial 12th place, which grants another season in the RFPL. Orenburg have defeated Arsenal Tula 3-0 and played 0-0 against Rubin Kazan last week. In Mikhail Kerzhakov they have an experienced goalkeeper, and two games in a row without conceding goals is gold for the confidence.
I do however expect the guests to run into problems away against Anzhi, and I have a feeling Prudnikov could punish them.
€10 on Anzhi to win @2.5 at Bet365
Saturday 8:30 GMT Tom Tomsk – Amkar Perm
By Lukas Müller (@LukasMullerDK)
Well, there is not much to say about Tom Tomsk. They will surely relegate as the bottom side. The only question is, when it is definitive. After two tough away games against Rostov (the game was moved from Tomsk to Rostov) and CSKA, with a combined goal score of 0-10, they now face a milder Amkar side at Tom's own Trud Stadium. It would be one heck of a surprise, considering the fire sale they went through in the winter, but in this match Tom could dream about getting a result.
Amkar showed great fight and, more importantly, stability at the back, when they last week held on to beat Zenit 1-0 in Perm. A result that really puts Amkar in contention for that 4th spot, which would allow access to the Europa League next season. Even though Norwegian striker Chuma Anene has left Amkar for Kairat Almaty after playing a big part in their win over Zenit, Amkar still have a strong enough side to beat this horrible Tom Tomsk side without putting in a top draw performance.
The Trud Stadium pitch will undoubtedly be in a bad shape for this game, since it is a natural grass pitch. But for Amkar that doesn't matter too much, since they are a very physical team. A striker like Aleksei Gasilin shouldn't find scoring a goal in this match too hard.
€10 on Aleksei Gasilin goal anytime @2.50 at Bet365
Saturday 11:00 GMT Ural Yekaterinburg – Rubin Kazan
By Ben Clark (@Dinoben_)
Most would have pictured Rubin Kazan further up the table by this point of the season, but their recent upturn in form means they aren't out of the frame for European qualification via league position. However, with league games dwindling, their away trip to Ural on Saturday is a must-win if they are to retain hope.
On the other hand, Ural are doing enough to avoid slipping into the bottom four but are flirting dangerously close and could find themselves in the bottom two after this round of games (though, that is requiring the three teams below them to win, which is like asking for a winning lottery ticket).
With Rubin having decided on getting all their points at home this season, I'm going to call this game a draw. It's a point Ural will bite your hand off of for, and seeing Rubin's away form this season, I can't see them winning this game.
€10 on Draw @3.10 at Bet365
Sunday 11:00 GMT Krylia Sovetov Samara – FC Rostov
By Ben Clark (@Dinoben_)
For the first time in a few years, Krylia Sovetov Samara probably didn't want the winter break to arrive. Having picked up seven points from a possible nine in their last three games before the break, they've haven't looked like the same team since coming back. In fact, you could make a case that their team isn't back and still on it's winter break.
Rostov can be anything they want to be this season. Their European adventure is over and they show no signs of falling dramatically towards the bottom of the league (though this is Russia, so anything could happen).
I'm going to call for a Rostov win between these two sides. I think with their tour of Europe finished, Rostov will be very keen on securing qualification for Europe next term too. Unless Krylia Sovetov find where their team have been, I can't see them being awkward hosts on Sunday.
€10 on FC Rostov to win @2.45 at Bet365
Sunday 13:30 GMT Terek Grozny – CSKA Moscow
By Jack Beresford (@JackBeresford86)
You have to go back to September 2013 to find the last time Grozny tasted victory over CSKA with the Moscow club winning five of the six Russian Premier League meetings between the teams since.
Unfortunately, a run of one win in their last six league fixtures suggests a similar outcome could be on the cards for Rashid Rakhimov's side who will be without Romanian playmaker Gabriel Torje who is out with a back injury.
CSKA, by contrast, come into the fixture having picked up 15 points from the last 21 available in the league.
Alan Dzagoev represents the team's most in-form attacker, with two goals in his last three games for the club, but it's CSKA's rear-guard action that's the most notable thing about the team, with Viktor Goncharenko's team racking up six consecutive clean sheets in the league.
€10 on CSKA Moscow to keep a clean sheet @2.37 at Bet365
Sunday 13:30 GMT FC Krasnodar – FC Ufa
By Jack Beresford (@JackBeresford86)
Two second half goals put paid to FC Krasnodar's Europa League ambitions against Celta Vigo at home this week, but the Byki the opportunity to return to winning ways at the Krasnodar Stadium against Ufa this weekend.
Sergey Galitsky's team ran out 4-0 winners the last time they played hosts to the Gorozhane in the Russian Football Premier League but won't have it so easy this time around against a Ufa side that has upset the odds under Sergei Semak this season and come into this fixture off the back of an impressive 1-0 win away at Terek Grozny.
With Fedor Smolov sidelined for the hosts and Krasnodar likely to be suffering from their own post-Europe hangover, a another surprise away win does not look impossible.
Sylvester Igboun has scored in two of Ufa's last three wins on the road and could prove a handful against a Krasnodar side with one win from their last six.
€10 on Ufa to win @6.00 at Bet365
Sunday 16:30 Zenit St. Petersburg – Arsenal Tula
By Lukas Müller (@LukasMullerDK)
Zenit have now played two whole games without finding the back of the net in the RFPL. The spring opener against CSKA in Moscow showed that Zenit have plenty of quality within the team, but nothing is working when Zenit try to create chances. Against Amkar in Perm, a win looked much more realistic, considering the quality gap between the two teams, but once again a dominant Zenit-side failed to create much going forward, and inevitably Amkar would score the first goal, against the run of play. Zenit failed to bounce back, with their lack of creativity dominating throughout the second half.
Arsenal Tula looked like they could seriously dig their way out of the relegation battle. In the transfer window they brought in big profiles like Vladimir Gabulov, Ivan Ivanov, Alexandru Borceanu and new striker Federico Rasic who scored a brace against Ural.
But when they got teared apart against fellow relegation contenders Orenburg, I lost trust in them. Although they bounced back against Ural, I think they need more time before they show their true potential. Seven winter signings started on the pitch against Ural, and against Zenit with practically the same squad as in the fall, at the Petrovsky Stadium, with a pitch in great condition, the home side should win comfortably. Despite their lack of form, and Lucescu's job being on the line. But if Lucescu drops points against Arsenal, and Spartak gain an even bigger lead, I believe this could be Lucescu's last match in charge of Zenit.
€10 on Giuliano to score first @4.00 at Bet365
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A very brief and somewhat biased history lesson: Dreamworks Animation, after years of foisting smarmy talking animals, questionable pop songs and a litany of fart jokes on indiscriminate family audiences, released How To Train Your Dragon. It was a film with no small amount of ambition in terms of visual aesthetics and had an abundance of heart. Usually, Dreamworks Animation sits in the long shadow of Pixar, who around that time were putting out Cars 2, so it was a bit of a topsyturvy world which lasted only the briefest of moments as Pixar quickly recovered with their third quality Toy Story movie and Dreamworks numbly churned out Madagascar and Shrek sequels. All this is to say that when Dragon co-director Chris Sanders was the man put in charge of Dreamwork's latest feature, The Croods, and Monsters University seems lazy as all hell, 2013 promised similar downside-up deja vu.
Maybe not.
After watching The Croods die a slow death-by-committee, I feel that perhaps the original story of a fearful and conservative prehistoric family forced to find a new home in an unforgiving world outside their comfort zone, would represent some risk-taking in the narrative department. The film skims some pretty controversial themes for a kids flick in this particular young century. The first is the cave clan's ongoing over-reaction (espoused in a myth-making Chauvet-esque prologue), ) to the demise of their immediate neighbours; a healthy concern for survival that edges into fear, uncertainty and doubt. The world is a dangerous place for those of the cro-magnon variety. Exchanging comfort and freedom and a zest for living for security, painting the crudes, excuse me, Croods as a bunch of xenophobic ugly Americans as their 9/11 event fast approaches. The event, here geological, in some way echoes Star Trek II's 'Genesis Project' and for a time, it feels like the film is going to espouse some old fashioned Roddenberry logic, that the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few. Couple this with the idea that one generation often has to make big sacrifices for the benefit of prosperity of the next, and the ongoing baby-boomer disaster that is the current world-wide economic meltdown, and you've got some heady subtext for a brightly animated Quest For Fire riff. Indeed, the film struggles with the generational gap between wide-eyed optimism of youth and pragmatic caution of folks who have witnessed a fairer share of death and loss; that is to say there is a smidgen of the anxious dad of Finding Nemo (and possibly the only time ever you will be able to compare Albert Brooks to Nicholas Cage.) Even further, it throws out the can-do spirit of the use of new and untested technology (fire and, oddly, shoes), as a way of advancing into the darkness with the risk of torching oneself in the tall dry grass; this instead of the conservative, tried-and-true idealogy – hiding in the dark and waiting for the danger to pass. The film piles all these things on its plate with an ambitious, almost effortless, glee, then takes the safe, conservative, non-confrontational approach to the whole darn thing. The Croods may say one thing, but it wants to keep hiding in its safe market-tested cave. Damn you Dreamworks.
Let us first start with the metrosexual cave dude. No, let us start with Emma Stone, Eep. The film opens with her red-headed, highly competent, rather fearless teenage girl, being held back by tradition. So far so Brave. One night she ventures out and has a chance encounter with Ryan Reynold's less-slopey-headed-than-dad hunk, named Guy, who wows her fire, but warns of a coming apocalypse. When the family stronghold is shaken into rubble the next day, The Croods are homeless and rudderless in a wider-world for which they are, supposedly, ill equipped to survive. I didn't want necessarily want The Road from this film, but The Croods takes everything it has told you about the dangers in the world up to this point and disproves it all by showing the family never actually get hurt from anything. Even grandma survives lengthy sprints and massive falls without a scrape as the collective family bumbles their way through predators, inhospitable landscapes (with no food) to survive handily even without any real co-operation inside the family unit. There is even a just plain thread where Dad (Nicholas Cage at his most restrained) wants to send his mother-in-law (Cloris Leechman) out to certain death. Why? For cheap yuks? That shit stopped being funny a century ago. Besides, Grandma's as nimble and contributing as much as anyone else. There is no conflict of any kind with the milquetoast wife (a muted out of existence Catherine Keener) After committing a myriad of tell-one-thing then show-another sins, the film is content to all but completely drop Eep's character arc in favour of the men (oh yea, the metrosexual Guy) and their differing modes of assuring the woman and children's survival. It asks you to believe and care, when the picture has little interest in being consistent in its own internal logic.
One bright light here is Roger Deakins, acting as cinematography consultant (as he did in Dragon) he elevates the hell out of the film by giving it a richly textured and highly varied world. During the daytime sparsity of the Crood's desert-like neighborhood, there is a hunter-seeker anxious camerawork reminiscent of the space-exteriors of Battlestar Galactica. Even as it is offset by the goofiness of a triathlon/football egg hunting setpiece of noisy spectacle in the early going. At night, the Avatarish chemo-luminescence of Paleolithic plant life is nicely complemented with the warm glow of torchlight. It is as pretty as anything I have seen in a CGI movie and proof that there are still improvements going on at the aesthetic front of these things, even if the storytelling is stagnant. Alan Silvestri's score sounds like he is just ripping off the music from the New Line Cinema and Disney studio logos. The Croods is manically schizophrenic in what it does well, and what it does horrible. Points for the character of Eep for possessing a decidedly non-princess, broad-shouldered, body type and athletic competence (albeit the camera often seems linger on her leopard-print underwear and exposed skin.) Taking the story away from her and injecting all these wink-wink modern dialogue and chickening out when it comes to the films chief emotional climax makes this picture nothing but a heaping pile of Barney Rubble. Where is the Great Gazoo when you need him?


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Living Leadership is building an online archive of the preaching of the late Nigel Lee (1946-2006). They say:
"he left very little by way of writing, he was a preeminent missionary statesman of the latter half of the 20th century and a prince among Bible teachers. His legacy is in the transformed lives of countless individuals around the world, and a huge number of evangelists and preachers whom he befriended, encouraged, mentored and passed the torch to."Nigel worked with OM and with UCCF and I had the honour of working on a CU mission with him at Reading in 2000/1. I last heard him preach at our 2003 student leaders conference, in my first year on our staff team. Living Leadership have uploaded over thirty sermons uploaded thus far with more to come. In his obituary for Nigel Living Leadership director Marcus Honeysett noted:
"When Nigel Lee first discovered he had life-threatening cancer he said to a friend 'this is when people get to see if I really believe all I've been preaching about all these years.' We have. He did. And now he is with the Lord in the glory of eternity and the famous Lee smile is broader than ever."John Risbridger says: "Nigel Lee (my former boss in UCCF) inspired me to try and preach in a way that connects with people and communicates passion for God." Go enjoy the Nigel Lee archive.


text: Vampires not only exist, but the entire world knows about them. Since a Japanese scientist's invention of synthetic blood, vampires have progressed from legendary monsters to fellow citizens overnight. And while humans have been safely removed from the menu, many people remain apprehensive about vampires living amongst them in Louisiana. In the southern town of Bon Temps, a local barmaid named Sookie Stackhouse (Anna Paquin) understands what it's like to be an outcast. Cursed with the ability to listen in on people's thoughts, she's also open-minded about the integration of vampires. She is especially intrigued by Bill Compton(Stephen Moyer), a handsome 173-year-old living up the road. But as Sookie is drawn into a series of mysteries surrounding Bill's arrival in Bon Temps, that tolerance will be put to the test. Other town residents include Sookie's best friend Tara (Rutina Wesley), her slow-witted older brother Jason (Ryan Kwanten) and her shape-shifting boss Sam (Sam Trammell). Six Feet Under's creator Alan Ball created this sexy horror show based on the novels by Charlaine Harris.moreless


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Landslide Inventory of IllinoisEntry ID: IGDNR_LNDSLD85
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This is work by Ravi Balasubranian with Tucker Balch.
We have developed a 2D kinematic simulator for the GOAT. The purpose of this simulation is to help us evaluate the limits of GOAT mobility and to prototype mobility algorithms. In the simulation we make the following simplfying assumptions:
We have coupled the simulation with a planner that attempts to find a trajectory for the robot through configuration space from an arbitrary starting state to a goal state using the A* algorithm. Subject to limitations of our discretization of the action space, the planner will find an optimal trajectory (if one exists).
This kind of approach to terrain navigation may not be feasible for use in a dynamic environment on an autonomous vehicle. However, it is an important tool because it will enable us to find the absolute limits of mobility of the vehicle. We will then be able to compare the capabilities of the robot when driven by a heuristic controller with those possible under optimal control.
The state of the robot is determined by:
At each step the planner is allowed to change the state of the robot by applying one of several "actions" or operators:
Each of these actions changes the state of the robot by a small, discrete amount (e.g. drive the front wheel 10cm forward). The fidelity of the solution is determined by the size of the actions. A finer resolution (smaller movements) yields a more accurate plan.
For realism we add additional constraints. If, while planning, one of the actions takes us to a state that violates one of the constraints, that action is discarded. The constraints are:
The simulation and planner are illustrated in the sequence of images below. The robot is given the task of navigating from the starting configuration on the left to the goal configuration on the right. It must plan a series of forward motions and joint angle changes to get over the step.


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If you were living a hundred years ago, it would be easy to say what a galaxy was. There was one galaxy, the Milky Way, and people lived in it. It was the Galaxy, all that existed. Today we call the whole of everything the Universe, because there are billions of other galaxies.
Galaxies have large numbers of stars kept together by gravity - but they also have star systems like the Solar System.
The stars make the galaxies visible to us, but a galaxy is more than a collection of stars. For one thing, stars have orbiting planets and other bodies. NASA's Kepler Mission spacecraft has found hundreds of planets. Astronomers think that there are at least 50 billion planets in the Milky Way Galaxy. There must also be moons, asteroids and comets, but these are still too small to find.
Between the stars there is gas and dust.
The gas and dust is very spread out we say it is diffuse. But there's a lot of space between the stars, so some galaxies have large amounts of gas and dust. It's important, because it's the material for making new stars.
Galaxies also have two surprising things: black holes and dark matter.
We know that the Milky Way and many other galaxies have a black hole in the center. Its mass is millions of times the mass of the Sun. The gravity of a black hole is so strong that light can't escape, so we can't see it. But its gravity is also so strong that it has a big effect on the orbits of nearby objects. We can see that.
Dark matter is dark because we can't see it with any kind of radiation. It's also dark because we don't know what it is. That's embarrassing, because most of the Milky Way seems to be made of it. The only reason astronomers think it exists is because of the effects of its gravity.
We classify galaxies using Edwin Hubble's system.
Most galaxies that astronomers see are either elliptical or spiral. Elliptical galaxies are shaped like watermelons, eggs, cigars and similar things. Their stars are old and reddish in color, so it makes the galaxy look rather yellow. There's very little dust, so we don't find new stars in elliptical galaxies.
Spiral galaxies are the really pretty ones you see in pictures. Click here to see a side view of the Milky Way, which is a typical spiral galaxy. It shows a disk with a bulge in the middle. The disk just looks like a line when you see it from the side.
The stars in the disk are in spiral arms that come out from the center. There are many young stars there because this is where new stars are made. Often young stars are very hot, so they give a blue color to the disk. The disk also has lanes of dust and gas which are the material for new stars.
The bulge is full of stars too, but they're older stars like those in elliptical galaxies. The galactic center is in the middle of the bulge and this is where the black hole is.
A spherical halo surrounds the whole galaxy. It isn't labeled on the diagram, but the globular clusters are part of it. Globular clusters are large groups of stars pulled together by gravity into a globe-shape. The halo stars are the oldest ones in the galaxy.
There is an even bigger dark matter halo surrounding the one we can see.
Some galaxies don't seem to have much shape. They are called irregular galaxies. Some of them are an odd shape because two galaxies are coming together to make a new one. We call this merging.
There are giant galaxies and dwarf galaxies.
Dwarf galaxies come in different shapes, but there aren't any spirals. The very smallest dwarfs may have only ten million stars, but a large dwarf can have ten billion.
Most of the dwarfs we know about are companion galaxies to a larger ones. A companion galaxy is separate from the large galaxy but kept close to it by gravity. Sometimes the dwarf is pulled close enough for the large galaxy to swallow it up.
The Milky Way is a giant spiral galaxy. It's over 100,000 light years across and has between 200 billion and 400 billion stars. Our neighboring large spiral Andromeda has three times as many stars as that. But Andromeda's not the biggest galaxy we know. There are giant elliptical galaxies that are much bigger. The largest known galaxy is about a hundred times bigger than Andromeda.
The large elliptical galaxies probably got so big through mergers. A long time into the future, Andromeda and the Milky Way will collide to produce such a giant.
My Pinterest board Galaxies has images of different kinds of galaxies.
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