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Both of my kids have had success in THS. One is on an Academic scholarship to college and the other is currently at THS. It is all about wanting to be a part of "Tiger Pride" and that does not mean athletics or extracurriculars. It just means being involved in the education process. There are great programs for ALL students!
I have noticed a lot of comments were from students and from what I've learned from both my kids that attended this school..they did more sleeping than learning. The teachers do not seem to care from my experiences with this school and no they were not in any athletic programs. From what I have seen the ones that succeed are the ones that are into all the athletics and advanced classes otherwise as previously stated you are overlooked. It doesn't matter if you were born here or not it is whether you are into any extracurricular activities.
I am currently a Senior in Terrell High School. While I wouldn't call it a bad school, the students can sometimes be distracting to the learning process.
Has a good Pre AP/AP program
Have better programs for students and opportunties.
I am a student at Terrell High and I love it. Everyone keeps saying that unless you have money then you can't make it Terrell. The truth is, alot of the kids at Terrell don't have money. This school has problems just like any school. The greatest thing about Terrell High is the diversity. There are alot of teachers who care about the students and some that may not. Overall when I graduate, I'm truly going to miss Terrell High School.
I enjoyed every day i spent at Terrell High School....most of the faculty was nice and i had a wonderful four years at Terrell High and if I could go back I would deffinatly go another four years! CLASS OF '08'!
I am a current student at Terrell High School, and I would have to say that the previous reviews are all, in themselves, very accurate and can give you a rather unique insight to our school. THS can be a great school, if you have money or a name and if you, in some way, participate in athletic or band activities. If not, then you are very likely to be overlooked, especially if you do not qualify or wish to participate in advanced learning classes. There are a few teachers at THS whom I feel actually care for the quality of education that the children receive, and many, I believe, that care more about themselves. There are many disciplinary problems at our school, and often it seems that they care more about dress code then our education. There is a very negative stigma associated with receiving an education in Terrell High School, the students there know this, and we often refer to our experience as receiving that good ol Terrell edge-a-mu-cation . It is not impossible to become a well rounded individual here, just very unlikely.
Good school with good programs
I am a Terrell High Mom, a pre-ap mom, a band mom, a volleyball mom, basketball mom, track mom, and hopefully a softball mom. and my daughter is smart, athletic, and beautiful and I've never heard any complaints, seen any notes, dtentions, referrals, or bad grades on report cards sent home. I've meet with her teachers and they e-mail me as often as needed.
Daughters went for 1 year. Bus system failed to pick up my kids numerous times. Never had any problems beyond that.
I am a former student and attended the Terrell Schools from kindagarten up and I loved them. I am a white male and the diversity of the school district was one of the best experiences of my life. The people of Terrell and my fellow friends are all some of the nicest people in the county if not the metro area. I learned to write in cursive by second grade. Their AIMS program is unmatched by any school in the country. I would urge anyone that's moving to the area to attend this school and to live in the Terrell area, it is unmatched in quality and friendship. I'll have memories for a lifetime.
I agree with only one of the reveiws, the one that states wealth in a plus. Also if your a home grown child you will do well, transplants don't have a chance in this school was stated well. If your not wealthy or born and bread in this area move on. Help your children by not allowing them to attend Terrell Schools at any age!
Three of my children have graduated from Terrell High School. Two now have a college education and are very successful. The other one is attending college now and majoring in business. Our children had excellent teachers throughout their experience at Terrell. The foundation in biology at Terrell gave my daughter an advantage over many other students in her Biology Major in College. I never saw more dedicated teachers at every grade level. They all three were active in many elective areas such as band, athletics and service clubs. The goals and standards of the District are high. It is what you put into an education that determines what you receive. No school is perfect. The population is diverse, so test results can be decieving. Compare each subgroup, and we beat all of the Districts around us. To answer a previous comment, we are not related to anyone on the schoolboard.
This school seems to be better than when I attended, however it has far to go to reach superior status. There is still a negative stigma attached to being a graduate of Terrell High School that I have run into even as an adult.
This school performs below the state average (which is low in itself) in nearly every way. A rating of 'Acceptable' is not very acceptable considering there are plenty of schools in Texas that are 'Exemplary'. The standards are quite low.
This is a great school! I enjoyed the time I was there. I would recomend this school to anyone that is involved in extracurricular activities. I went back to see my old school about a week ago and the place has changed for the best. The campus was good then, but it is great now.
Wealth goes far in this school. If you hae money, or a name (such as mayor's child) you have it made. If not, move to another town.
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Students will review the basic materials (paper, cloth, board, and adhesives), techniques (folding, sewing, gluing), and history of bookbinding. They will learn about working with leather for bookbinding: paring with paring knives and the shar-fix. They will be introduced to decorative techniques in leather.
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Gin Martini : Rachel teaches Jimmy Fallon how to make a gin martini.
2 1/4 ounces of Gin
3/4 ounces French Vermouth
Orange bitters
Pour over ice and stir
Serve in martini glass with lemon twist
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2 1/4 ounces of Gin
3/4 ounces French Vermouth
Orange bitters
Pour over ice and stir
Serve in martini glass with lemon twist
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The recipe for a Rob Roy – born at Moe's Tavern in Springfield! (Maybe?)
Over ice:
2¼ oz blended scotch
¾ oz italian/sweet vermouth (the red kind)
2 dashes orange bitters (Angostura bitters is not a substitute here. Don't do it.)
Stir and strain into a martini glass.
No garnish necessary.
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1 sugar cube - any kind will do, but use raw sugar if you have a choice
Soak the sugar cube in Angostura bitters in the bottom of the glass.
As an extra, somewhat controversial step, add a tiny bit of seltzer water.
Use a muddler to mash up the sugar cube with the bitters and the seltzer into a syrupy mix.
Add ice cube, the bigger the better.
Pour in 2 oz. of bourbon or rye.
Garnish with a lemon twist.
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Based on the classic recipe, with proportions modified slightly by John Gertsen, manager atDrink in Boston.
Your ingredients:
1½ oz white rum - good white rum that does not taste like hairspray
1 oz pineapple juice
¼ oz grenadine
¼ oz maraschino liqueur
Shake with teeth-gritting, eye-squinting vigor. The pineapple juice should help form a frothy head, like a beer from keg.
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1 sugar cube
Bitters - Use Angostura. Don't fall for those fancy artisanal bitters
2 ½ oz whiskey - Rye or Bourbon
Begin with a sturdy glass because this is going to get a little rough. Drop a sugar cube into the glass and add a few dashes of bitters on top of it.
Use your bar muddler to crush up the sugar cube really well (this is the rough part). If you're feeling a little shy, adding a bit of water or club soda is not out of the question.
Add a little over 2 ounces, say, 2½, of whiskey to the glass. Drop in a few ice cubes and set the glass aside to water while you make the garnish.
Cut a big but thin slice from the peel of the lemon. Set that aside for a second.
Stir the drink with a bar spoon.
Squeeze the slice of peel over the drink with the color side down to ensure the citrus oils go into the glass, then drop the garnish itself into the glass.
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absolutely wonderful place. great gluten free options. makes you feel normal. the staff is knowledgeable about celiac and makes you feel comfortable when ordering. Will definitely be back
I took my celiac family here twice successfully. Great food and ice cream (no dairy free). The highest compliment I can hi them is it felt like a normal sandwich shop that didn't cost me a fortune.
This place had incredible staff who were willing to accommodate in any way possible for those with gluten allergies. I ordered a make-your-own gourmet grilled cheese sandwich and it was delicious! They even offered gluten free ice cream cones and gluten free cookies! Overall amazing restaurant!
the BEST gluten free restaurant ANYWHERE!!!!! I had a grilled cheese with gouda, tomato, and bacon and tomato soup and then java ice cream in gluten free cone! they had everything!!! plus, everyone is incredibly nice. I LOVE THIS PLACE :)
Had a delicious (yet pricey!) panini. Speak to the owner/manager for the best info. They sell GF taffy & ice cream, too. Went back twice!
First time in was today. Had a ham turkey club panini which was delicious. They use a restaurant version of Udi's GF bread which was excellent bread. Cost of the sandwich was around $8.50. Will definitely return. Plenty of ice cream and chocolates too.
I had a panini on GF bread and it was fabulous. The staff was friendly and very knowledgable. I'm extremely sensitive and I had no problems at all after eating here.
Great Food. They have gluten free bread and wraps. The Panini I had was a grilled turkey, brie and cranberry sauce. It was the best sandwich I have had in years. they also had fresh fruit salad and based on another persons review I tried the peanut butter cookies. I ate one and went back and bought all they had. I could not believe they were gluten free. I ate and ate again without any issues. I have a few more days on HHI and will go back after the holidays to get my Panini fix. Their menu is huge.
Not sure what Rose is talking about. This place is awesome. I have celiac and when I told the waitress, she immediately had the owner / cook come to my table. She told me what I could and could not have, how the food was prepared and most importantly, that she too had allergies and was very understanding. I felt important. Our waitress said she does that with EVERYONE who identifies that they are celiac. I ended up having a Wrap with turkey, cranberry, brie cheese. OMG, it was wonderful. The ice cream and desserts are to die for as well. They had GF peanut butter cookies that I just could not stop eating. Had absolutely no issues at all. A must if you are on HHI.
Don't eat there if you are a celiac UNLESS you are shown the actual package of the gluten free item. The owner does not know the difference between gluten free and wheat free! I got VERY ill because they don't know the difference!!
First time in Hilton Head. My celiac self worries, even after reading reviews, etc. Decided to try out Munchies today based on some reviews and their gf offerings. We were warmly greeted; questions answered with a good understanding of gf needs and food practices. I had a panini & soup. Was I excited! And boy was it good. Ice cream for dessert. Opted out of gf cone. Also brought back a chocolate cupcake for tomorrow that looks scrumptious. Hours later, felt great! Although still full as I ate it all! What a great little place. The owner and staff were very kind and helpful. I would go back in a hot minute!
omg I was so excited when I saw the selection on the menu. I was paranoid, usually am, but still ordered the roast beef panini with gf bread. For dessert coconut ice cream on gf cone. It has been so long since I had real food. Have not had any side affects and my tummy is still happy.
Great Gluten Free Menu. Something for everyone as they carry only Boars Head Meats and Cheeses and Nathans Hot Dogs that are all certified Gluten Free. They even have Gluten Free Ice Cream Cones to go along with their Gluten Free Ice Cream Flavors. They make cupcakes, brownies and cakes to order. What a find.
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Walking by Lough Erne in the sunshine I spied this Swan and the lovely reflections.The water was full of weed and usualy looked dull & not worth bothering about but the sunshine & the Swan turned the scene to magic . Taken on a pocket camera
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Magical indeed, Mavis, lovely sweeping reflection, and it looks as if the swan was moving at quite a pace too.
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I've got a patch that uses the space bar to control it's state and I'm trying to hook up a midi sustain pedal to replicate this.
For the spacebar I'm using key and keyup to detect when the spacebar is pressed and released.
For the sustain pedal I'm using ctlin 64 to capture it and control a toggle, however I can't detect when the sustain pedal is released.
Is there a way of detecting this? Similar to noteoff I suppose but for a controller.
doesn't your pedal send different values when pressed and released ?
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Grilled Whole Snapper
Cover the grill while you're cooking the fish to keep the flesh moist and to prevent flare-ups that would burn the bread crumbs. We like to use a grill basket, which helps prevent sticking, but you can cook the fish directly on the grill. Just be sure it's impeccably clean, and turn the fish carefully so you don't lose the crust.
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- 2 1 1/4- to 1 1/2-pound whole red snappers, cleaned and scaled
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 2 large sprigs rosemary plus 1 tablespoon chopped fresh rosemary, or 2 teaspoons dried rosemary, crumbled
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 tablespoon dry bread crumbs
- Lemon wedges, for serving
- 1. Light the grill. Rinse the fish; dry the surfaces and cavities thoroughly. Cut shallow incisions in a crisscross pattern, about 1 inch apart, in each side of both fish. Season each fish cavity with 1/8 teaspoon of the salt. Put a rosemary sprig in each cavity or rub with 1/2 teaspoon dried rosemary. Rub the surface of both fish using 2 tablespoons of the oil, the garlic, the chopped fresh or remaining 1 teaspoon dried rosemary, and the remaining 3/4 teaspoon salt. Sprinkle the bread crumbs on both sides of each fish. Drizzle both sides with the remaining tablespoon oil.
- 2. Put the fish in a grill basket or onto a very clean grill rack. Cook over moderately high heat for 7 minutes. Turn and grill until golden and just done, about 7 minutes longer. Remove the fish carefully so it doesn't stick.
- 3. Serve the fish on a platter. Run a knife between the flesh and the bones and lift off the fillet. Turn the fish over and repeat. Repeat with the other fish. Pass lemon wedges.
- Roasted Whole Snapper: Purchase one three-and-a-half-pound snapper instead of two smaller ones. Prepare the fish in the same manner through Step 1, using one-quarter teaspoon salt and both sprigs or one teaspoon rosemary in the cavity. Heat the oven to 450° instead of lighting the grill. Put the fish on a rack in a roasting pan; cook until just done, about twenty minutes. No need to turn the fish while cooking.
- Wine Recommendation: Snapper is a delicate fish, and though grilling adds some stronger flavors, you'll be best off with a fairly neutral but crisp white. Orvieto Classico strikes the perfect balance.
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The attack happened on Tuesday and it remains unknown who was behind the rocket assault. Contrasting reports have emerged about the incident in Darayya, a suburb of Damascus. The UK-based Syrian Observatory of Human Rights claimed that the government had shelled the area, whilst local activist group (LCC) claimed that two surface-to-surface missiles had landed there on Tuesday night.
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Posting this again because we're in the middle of Meet the Pyro.
This is a good ballpark for the number of books I have to hit tonight.
Meanwhile, my roommates either don't have finals or don't care enough to start studying now. It's going to be a very long couple of days.
The Creation of Lyra by Stinkehund
The ponytales of my Lyra's divinity have been greatly exaggerated.
I'm glad this already exists. I woke up thinking it and would have burned 9000+ hours in FCP putting it together had I not checked youtube first.
I loved this episode. We haven't had a good Fluttershy-centric one since Green Isn't your Color. Fantastic animation(dat depth of field), laugh-out-loud moments, and general adorableness.
Uh, Pinkie? Hello?
Better than last week's ep. Great song, too. Not quite Super Speedy Cider Squeezy 6000-level, but I am glad I ignored the leak until now.
And may the world just wait…
I main pyro, and this is pretty canon.


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In Spanish, we don't really say "I love you" we say "traeme una cerveza" which roughly translates to "you are the light of my soul" & I think that's beautiful.
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Actually, the fruit of a tree is technically a reproductive organ, since it holds the tree's seeds and all.
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Northern Arizona set for 2012 schedule
Flagstaff, AR (Sports Network) - Northern Arizona will kick off its 2012 football schedule against two FBS opponents in gearing up for the new-look Big Sky Conference campaign.
The Lumberjacks will visit Arizona State on Sept. 1 and UNLV on Sept. 8 to open the season. There is a chance the Arizona State game could be moved to Aug. 30.
The Lumberjacks will then host Division II Fort Lewis in their home opener before embarking on their eight-game conference schedule in the 13-team Big Sky.
NAU will host Portland State (Sept. 29) and conference newcomers UC Davis (Oct. 20, Homecoming), Southern Utah (Nov. 10) and Cal Poly (Nov. 17). The Lumberjacks will visit Montana (Sept. 22), conference newcomer North Dakota (Oct. 13), Northern Colorado (Oct. 27) and Idaho State (Nov. 3).
"Playing Cal Poly, UC Davis and North Dakota will give us different opponents than we have seen," NAU coach Jerome Souers said. "The challenge will be fun, invigorating and interesting for the fans to see. The traditional games we have played will also be quality games for our football program. I am really excited about it and I think our team is as well."
The Lumberjacks will not play Big Sky members Eastern Washington, Montana State, Sacramento State and Weber State.
2012 Northern Arizona Football Schedule
Sept. 1, at Arizona State (could be moved to Aug. 30)
Sept. 8, at UNLV
Sept. 15, Fort Lewis
Sept. 22, at Montana*
Sept. 29, Portland State*
Oct. 13, at North Dakota*
Oct. 20, UC Davis* (Homecoming)
Oct. 27, at Northern Colorado*, 3:35 p.m. ET
Nov. 3, at Idaho State*, 6 p.m. ET
Nov. 10, Southern Utah*
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Boston Magazine: "Court Battle Over 'Pro-Israel' Billboards Could Be a 'Tough Win' For the MBTA"
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WE BELIEVE in the power of our communities to use the treasures of their past to secure a better future. WE BELIEVE the best route forward for our region is along the iron path of the Colebrookdale Railroad. WE BELIEVE a new day is dawning for the Secret Valley Line and people of Berks and Montgomery Counties.WE'RE ABOUT TO CHANGE THINGS. It will provide jobs and a much-needed economic boost. The Colebrookdale Railroad Tourist Railroad Project connects two counties, two boroughs, and thousands of people along a right-of-way with a storied past and vast potential for the future. Bringing 20,000-30,000 new visitors annually to the region, the Project will catalyze the good work the citizens in Pottstown, Boyertown, and Beyond have done over the past three decades to build local business, to preserve local heritage and culture, and to make Southeastern Pennsylvania a place worth investing in, working in, and calling home.
RESPONDING TO A REGIONAL NEED. The Colebrookdale Railroad responds to an opportunity gap for marketing and tourism development identified by a recent study by the Schuylkill Highlands Conservation Landscape Initiative.
A PROJECT TO TRANSFORM THE REGION. 30,000 new visitors to Pottstown and Boyertown each year; $8M economic impact at start up and $1M annually thereafter; 200 new jobs. This is the promise of the Colebrookdale in Our Communities. With the support of the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development, the Borough of Pottstown, the Borough of Boyertown, the Berks Mont Business Association, and the Redevelopment Authority of Berks County, the Trust commissioned Stone Consulting to complete an Implementation Plan and Economic Impact Analysis for a tourist railroad on the Colebrookdale. See a summary of the results here.
CAPITALIZING ON A NATIONALLY-SIGNIFICANT STORY The Railroad connects the earliest ironmaking sites in Pennsylvania and among the earliest in the nation. The Colebrookdale is a core corridor within the only region in the United States where visitors can explore iron industry vestiges from its 18th century infancy, observe 19th century technological innovations and industrial expansion, and learn about 20th century international steel markets - all within a radius of 35 miles from the Pottstown and Boyertown stations. Unspoiled by time, the Colebrookdale's Secret Valley looks much the same today as it would to the iron-willed pioneers of three centuries ago. Learn more about the Iron Heritage of the Secret Valley Line.
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HISTORY AND PROMISE--FURTHER EXPLORATION. A Virtual Tour of the Colebrookdale: Watch a short video on the history of the Colebrookdale Railroad here. Prospectus: Find out more about the proposal for a tourist railroad on the Colebrookdale Line here. Colebrookdale Railroad Preservation Trust Brochure: Download here. Highway Tour of the Colebrookdale Railroad: Find a guide to seeing selected bridges and crossings by automobile here. The Trust assumes no responsibility for you nor is this document meant to induce you to take a tour of the line. Never, ever trespass on railroad property.
LETTERS OF SUPPORT. The following organizations have expressed their support of this project: the Borough of Pottstown; the Borough of Boyertown; the Pottstown School District; the Pottstown Metropolitan Regional Planning Commission; the Schuylkill River National and State Heritage Area; the Schuylkill Highlands Conservation Landscape Initiative; the Boyertown Musuem of Historic Vehicles; the Reading Company Technical and Historical Society; the Valley Forge Convention and Visitors Bureau; Pottstown Downtown Improvement District ; Cole's Tobacco; the Greater Reading Convention and Visitors Bureau, TriCounty Area Chamber of Commerce, Robert Evans, LLC, Lewis Environmental, Gretchen Lea Interior Design, Durango's Saloon, and Clothes to Home.
Download and submit your own letter of support here.
This is the official website of the Colebrookdale Railroad Preservation Trust, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to establishing an on-going tourist passenger operation on the Colebrookdale Railroad. The Trust will assist the line's designated operator, the Eastern Berks Gateway Railroad, and the line's owner, Berks County, to restore and enhance this remarkable resource for the benefit of the people of Southeastern Pennsylvania now and into the future.
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Posts tagged with bijection
This post should give you the feeling of bijecting between domains without knowing a lot of mathematics. Which is part of getting the intuitive feeling of mathematics with less work.
Besides automorphisms, there's another interesting kind of bijection. I'll try to give you the feeling of bijecting between different domains (a kind of analogy) without requiring much prior knowledge.
Like I said yesterday, a bijection is an invertible total mapping. It ≥ covers ↓ the target and ≤ injects ↑ one-to-one into the target. This is thinking of spaces as wholes—deductive thinking—rather than example-by-example thinking. (There's a joke about an engineer and a mathematician who are friends and go to a talk about 47-dimensional geometry. The engineer after the talk tells the mathematician friend that it was hard to visualise 47 dimensions; how did you do it? The mathematician replies "Oh, it's easy. I simply considered the problem in arbitrary
N dimensions and then set
N=47!" I used to be frustrated by this way of thinking but after X years, it finally makes sense and is better for some things.)
So, graphically, a bijection is surjective/covering/ ≥ / ↓
and injective/one-to-one (not one-to-many)/ ≤ / ↑
This amounts to a mathematical way of saying two things are "the same", when of course there are a lot of ways in which that could be meant. The equation
x=x is the least interesting one so "sameness" has to be more broad than "literally the same". The same like how? Bijection as a concept opens the door to ≥1 kinds of comparison.
That was a definition. Now on to the example which should give you the feeling of bijecting across domains and the feeling of payoff after you come up with an unintuitive bijection.
Let's talk about an "ideal city" where the streets make a perfectly rectangular lattice. I'm standing at 53rd St & 140th Ave and I want to walk/bike/cab to 60th St & 147th Ave.
How many short ways can I take to get there?
The first abstraction I would do from real life to a drawing is to centre the data. A common theme in statistics and mathematically it's like removing the origin. I can actually ignore everything except the 7×7 block between me and my destination to the northeast.
(By the way, by "short" paths I mean not circling around any more than necessary. Obviously I could take infinitely more and more circuitous routes to the point of circling the Earth 10 times before I get there. But I'm trying not to go out of my way here.)
Now the problem looks smaller. Just go from bottom left corner to top right corner.
I drew one shortest path in red and two others in black. To me it would be boring to go north, north, north, north, north, north, north, east, east, east, east, east, east, east. But if I want to count all the ways of making snakey red-like paths then I should bracket the possibilities by those two black ones.
When I try to draw or mentally imagine all the snakey paths, I lose track—looking for patterns (like permute, then anti-inner-permute, but also pro-inner-anti-inner-inner-permute…these are words I make up to myself) that I probably could see if I understood the fundamental theorem of combinatorics, but I've never been able to fully see the additive pattern.
But, I know a shortcut. This is where the bijection comes in.
Every one of these paths is isomorphic to a rearrangement of the letters
Every time I "flip" one of the corners in the picture—which is how I was creating new snakes in between the black brackets—that's just like interchanging an
N and an
Of course! It's so obvious in hindsight.
And now here's the payoff. Rearrangements of strings of letters like
AAABBBCCCCD are already a solved problem.
I explained how to count combinatorial rearrangements of letters here. It's 1026 words long.
The way to get the following formula is to [1] derive a trick for over-counting, [2] over-count and then [3] quotient using the same trick.
- since the rearrangements of
AAAAAAABBBBBBBare isomorphic to the rearrangements of
- and since the rearrangements of
NNNNNNNEEEEEEEare isomorphic to the short paths I could take through the city to my destination,
the correct answer to my original question—how many short ways to go 7 blocks east and 7 blocks north—is
I asked the Berkeley Calculator the answer to that one and it told me 3432. Kind of glad I didn't count those out by hand.
So, the payoff came from (1) knowing some other solved problem and (2) bijecting my problem onto the one with the known solution method.
But does it work in New York? Even though NYC is kind of like a square lattice, there may be a huge building making some of the blocks not accessible.
Or maybe ∃ a "Central Park" where you can cut a diagonal path.
And things like "Broadway" that cut diagonally across the city.
And some dead ends in certain ranges of the ciudad. And places called The Flat Iron Building where roads meet in a sharp V.
So my clever discovery doesn't quite work in a non-square world.
However now I maybe also gave you a microcosm of mathematical modelling. The barriers and the shortcuts could be added to a computer program that counts the paths. We could keep adjusting things and adding more bits of reality and make the computer calculate the difference. But the "basic insight", I feel, is lacking there. After all I could have written a computer program to permute the letters
NNNNNNNEEEEEEE or even just literally model the paths in the first place. (At least with such a small problem.) But then there would be no Eureka moment. I think it's in this sort of way that mathematicians mean their world is more beautiful than the real one.
As mathematical modellers we inherit deep basic insights—like the Poisson process and the Gaussian as two limits of a binary branching process—and try to construct a convoluted sculpture using those profound insights as the basis. For example maybe I could stitch together a bunch of square lattice pieces together. Maybe for instance two square lattices representing different boroughs and connected only by a single congested bridge. Since I solved the square lattice analytically, the computational extensions will be less mysterious to me if I use the understood pieces. Unless I can be smart enough to figure out how to count triangles & multi-block industrial buildings & shortcuts & construction roadblocks and find an equally excellent insight into how the various discrepancies change the number at the end of my computation (rather than just reading it off and having an answer but no wisdom), I'm left using the excellent insight as a starting point and doing some dirty computations from there—no wisdom at all, no map, just scrapping in the wilderness—a lot of firepower and no idea how to use it. I might as well be spraying a tree with a shotgun instead of cutting the V with an axe and letting its weight do the work.
- I cheated on you. ∄ way to restore the original pure trust of our early relationship.
- The broken glass. Even with glue we couldn't put it back to be the same original glass.
- I got old. ∄ potion to restore my lost youth.
- Adam & Eve ate from the tree of the knowledge of good & evil. They could not unlearn what they learned.
- "Be … careful what you put in that head because you will never, ever get it out." ― Thomas Cardinal Wolsey
- We polluted the lake with our sewage runoff. The algal blooms choked off the fish. ∄ way to restore it.
- Phase change. And the phase boundary can only be traversed one direction (or the backwards direction costs vastly more energy). The marble rolls off the table, the leg poisoned by gangrene. The father dies at war. The unkind words can't be unsaid.
going the long way
What does it mean when mathematicians talk about a bijection or homomorphism?
Imagine you want to get from
X to
X′ but you don't know how. Then you find a "different way of looking at the same thing" using ƒ. (Map the stuff with ƒ to another space
Y, then do something else over in
image ƒ, then take a journey over there, and then return back with ƒ ⁻¹.)
The fact that a bijection can show you something in a new way that suddenly makes the answer to the question so obvious, is the basis of the jokes on www.theproofistrivial.com.
In a given category the homomorphisms
Hom ∋ ƒ preserve all the interesting properties. Linear maps, for example (except when
det=0) barely change anything—like if your government suddenly added another zero to the end of all currency denominations, just a rescaling—so they preserve most interesting properties and therefore any linear mapping to another domain could be inverted back so anything you discover over in the new domain (
image of ƒ) can be used on the original problem.
All of these fancy-sounding maps are linear:
- Fourier transform
- Laplace transform
- taking the derivative
- Box-Müller
They sound fancy because whilst they leave things technically equivalent in an objective sense, the result looks very different to people. So then we get to use intuition or insight that only works in say the spectral domain, and still technically be working on the same original problem.
Pipe the problem somewhere else, look at it from another angle, solve it there, unpipe your answer back to the original viewpoint/space.
For example: the Gaussian (normal) cumulative distribution function is monotone, hence injective (one-to-one), hence invertible.
By contrast the Gaussian probability distribution function (the "default" way of looking at a "normal Bell Curve") fails the horizontal line test, hence is many-to-one, hence cannot be totally inverted.
So in this case, integrating once
∫[pdf] = cdf made the function "mathematically nicer" without changing its interesting qualities or altering its inherent nature.
Or here's an example from calc 101: u-substitution. You're essentially saying "Instead of solving this integral, how about if I solve a different one which is exactly equivalent?" The
→ƒ in the top diagram is the u-substitution itself. The "main verb" is doing the integral. U-substituters avoid doing the hard integral, go the long way, and end up doing something much easier.
Or in physics—like tensors and Schrödinger solving and stuff.
Physicists look for substitutions that make the computation they have to do more tractable. Try solving a Schrödinger PDE for hydrogen's first electron
xyz coordinates (square grid)—then try solving it in spherical coordinates (longitude & latitude on expanding shells). Since the natural symmetry of the
s¹ orbital is spherical, changing basis to polar coords makes life much easier.
Likewise one of the goals of tensor analysis is to not be tied to any particular basis—so long as the basis doesn't trip over itself, you should be free to switch between bases to get different jobs done. Terry Tao talks about something like this under the keyword "spending symmetry"—if you use up your basis isomorphism, you need to give it back before you can use it again.
"Going the long way" can be easier than trying to solve a problem directly.
An exposition of the first isomorphism theorem using horsies and doggies … well, cows, at least.
by Tim Sullivan
- "X does something whilst preserving a certain structure"
- "There exist deformations of Y that preserve certain properties"
- "∃ function ƒ such that P, whilst respecting Q"
This common mathematical turn of phrase sounds vague, even when the speaker has something quite clear in mind.
Smeet Bhatt brought up this unclarity in a recent question on Quora. Following is my answer:
It depends on the category. The idea of isomorphism varies across categories. It's like if I ask you if two things are "similar" or not.
- "Similar how?" you ask.
Think about a children's puzzle where they are shown wooden blocks in a variety of shapes & colours. All the blocks that have the same shape are
shape-isomorphic. All the blocks of the same colour are
colour-isomorphic. All the blocks are wooden so they're
In common mathematical abstractions, you might want to preserve a property like
- still a group
- still a vector space
- still a simplicial complex
- still a plane
- still similar to the original triangle
- still sum to the same constant (symplectic)
- deforming the path without pushing it over a singularity doesn't change the contour integral
after some transformation
φ. It's the same idea: "The same in what way?"
As John Baez & James Dolan pointed out, when we say two things are "equal", we usually don't mean they are literally the same.
x=xis the most useless expression in mathematics, whereas more interesting formulæ express an isomorphism:
- "Something is the same about the LHS and RHS".
- "They are similar in the following sense".
Just what the something is that's the same, is the structure to be preserved.
A related idea is that of equivalence-class. If I make an equivalence class of all sets with cardinality 4, I'm talking about "their size is equivalent".
Of course the set is quite different to the set in other respects. Again it's about "What is the same?" and "What is different?" just like on Sesame Street.
Two further comments: "structure" in mathematics usually refers to a tuple or a category, both of which mean "a space" in the sense that not only is there a set with objects in it, but also the space or tuple or category has mappings relating the things together or conveying information about the things. For example a metric space is a tuple . (And: having a definition of distance implies that you also have a definition of the topology (neighbourhood relationships) and geometry (angular relationships) of the space.)
In the case of a metric space, a structure-preserving map between metric spaces would not make it impossible to speak of distance in the target space. The output should still fulfill the metric-space criteria: distance should still be a meaningful thing to talk about after the mapping is done.
I've got a couple drafts in my 1500-long queue of drafts expositing some more on this topic. If I'm not too lazy then at some point in the future I'll share some drawings of structure-preserving maps (different "samenesses") such as the ones Daniel McLaury mentioned, also on Quora:
- Category: Structure-preserving maps; Invertible, structure-preserving maps
- Groups: (group) homomorphism; (group) isomorphism
- Rings: (ring) homomorphism; (ring) isomorphism
- Vector Spaces: linear transformation, invertible linear transformation
- Topological Spaces: continuous map; homeomorphism
- Differentiable Manifolds: differentiable map; diffeomorphism
- Riemannian Manifolds: conformal map; conformal isometry
- Why bicontinuity is the right condition for topological equivalence (homeomorphism): if continuity of the inverse isn't required, then a circle could be equivalent to a line (.99999 and 0 would be neighbours) — Minute 8 or so.
- Geometric construction (no complex numbers) of the circle group.
- Pappos' theorem. (Minute 31)
- Pascal's theorem.
- Desargues' theorem.
[G]eometry and number[s]…are unified by the concept of a coordinate system, which allows one to convert geometric objects to numeric ones or vice versa. …
[O]ne can view the length ❘AB❘ of a line segment AB not as a number (which requires one to select a unit of length), but more abstractly as the equivalence class of all line segments that are congruent to AB.
With this perspective, ❘AB❘ no longer lies in the standard semigroup ℝ⁺, but in a more abstract semigroup ℒ (the space of line segments quotiented by congruence), with addition now defined geometrically (by concatenation of intervals) rather than numerically.
A unit of length can now be viewed as just one of many different isomorphisms Φ: ℒ → ℝ⁺ between ℒ and ℝ⁺, but one can abandon … units and just work with ℒ directly. Many statements in Euclidean geometry … can be phrased in this manner.
(Indeed, this is basically how the ancient Greeks…viewed geometry, though of course without the assistance of such modern terminology as "semigroup" or "bilinear".)
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