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I am interested in theorems with unexpected conclusions. I don't mean an unintuitive result (like the existence of a space-filling curve), but rather a result whose conclusion seems disconnected from the hypotheses. My favorite is the following. Let $f(n)$ be the number of ways to write the nonnegative integer $n$ as a sum of powers of 2, if no power of 2 can be used more than twice. For instance, $f(6)=3$ since we can write 6 as $4+2=4+1+1=2+2+1+1$. We have $(f(0),f(1),\dots) = $ $(1,1,2,1,3,2,3,1,4,3,5,2,5,3,4,\dots)$. The conclusion is that the numbers $f(n)/f(n+1)$ run through all the reduced positive rational numbers exactly once each. See A002487 in the On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences for more information. What are other nice examples of "unexpected conclusions"?
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My favorite example of this phenomenon is Goodstein's Theorem.
Take any positive number a2, such as the number 73, and write it in complete base 2, which means write it as a sum of powers of 2, but write the exponents also in this way.
Now, obtain a3 by replacing all 2's with 3's, and subtracting 1. So in this case,
Similarly, write this in complete base 3, replace 3's with 4's, and substract one, to get
And so on. The surprising conclusion is that:
Goodstein's Theorem. For any initial positive integer a2, there is n > 2 for which an = 0.
That is, although it seems that the sequence is always growing larger, eventually it hits zero. So our initial impression that this process should proceed to ever larger numbers is simply not correct. The proof of Goodstein's theorem uses transfinite ordinals to measure the complexity of the numbers that arise, and proves that this complexity is strictly descending with each step. Thus, it must hit zero, and the only way this happens is if the number itself is zero. One can see that we had to split up the complexity of the number somewhat in moving from a3 to a4, although even in this case the number did get larger. Eventually, the proof goes, the complexity drops low enough that the base exceeds the number, and from this point on, one is just subtracting one endlessly.
This conclusion is very surprising. But this theorem actually packs a one-two punch! Because not only is the theorem itself surprising, but then thee is the following surprise follow-up theorem:
Theorem. Goodstein's theorem is not provable in the usual Peano Axioms PA of arithmetic.
That is, the statement of Goodstein's theorem is independent of PA. It was a statement about finite numbers that is provable in ZFC, but not in PA.
I learned this example from Noam Elkies's excellent article The Klein Quartic in Number Theory. Elkies observes that Siegel's 1968 paper Zum Beweise des Starkschen Satzes, in order to prove its main result, proves what is equivalent to the following.
Theorem: Suppose that the only Fibonacci numbers which are cubes are $0, \pm 1, \pm 8$. Then the set of negative integers $d$ such that $\mathbb{Q}[\sqrt{d}]$ has class number $1$ is $\{ -1, -2, -3, -7, -11, -19, -43, -67, -163 \}$.
I like Sharkovskii's theorem. It says that there is an explicit ordering of the natural numbers such that if $f:\mathbb{R}\rightarrow \mathbb{R}$ has a periodic point of least period m and m precedes n in the above ordering, then f has also a periodic point of least period n.
It is well known that a group $G$ can't be written as the union of two proper subgroups. On the other hand there are groups that can be written as the union of three proper subgroups, my favorite one the quaternions $Q_8$. Now, I remember the following fact from my undergrad group theory class: if $G$ is a finite group such that $G$ is the union of three proper subgroups then the Klein four group $V_4$ is a quotient of $G$.
I have always found Kuratowski 14-set problem among the most surprising elementary theorems I know. Why 14?! (This was recently discussed in this MO question.)
The Taniyama-Shimura conjecture (now proved, by Wiles and others): all elliptic curves over $\mathbb Q$ are modular. It's magical that one can give a "formula" for the numbers of points on the curve modulo $p$ using modular forms.
If arbitrary products of nonempty sets are nonempty, then you can decompose a unit ball in $\mathbb R^3$ into finitely many pieces and rigidly reassemble then into two balls of radius 1. That is, the axiom of choice implies the Banach-Tarski paradox.
Of course, there are plenty of other results which depend on the axiom of choice, and many of them qualify, whether their conclusion seems to violate physical intuition or not. The point is that the conclusion seems nothing like the assumption.
Faltings' theorem (a.k.a. the Mordell conjecture): Given a smooth projective curve $X$ defined by an equation with rational coefficients, if the set of complex points on $X$ is topologically a surface of genus greater than $1$, then there are only finitely many points on the curve with rational coordinates.
(Actually it is proved for curves over finite extensions of $\mathbf{Q}$ too.)
Suppose $f(z)$ and $g(z)$ are two functions meromorphic in the plane. Suppose also that there are five distinct numbers $a_1,\ldots,a_5$ such that the solution sets $\lbrace z : f(z) = a_i\rbrace$ and $\lbrace z : g(z) = a_i\rbrace$ are equal. Then either $f(z)$ and $g(z)$ are equal everywhere or they are both constant.
There is a theorem by Bernstein that I like:
If $f$ is a $C^{\infty}$-function on the intervall $I$ such that $f$ and the derivatives of $f$ to every order are non-negative on $I$ then $f$ is analytic.
An example would be $e^x$ which satisfies the assumptions and thus is analytic (on the whole real line).
How about Shelah's truly remarkable ${\aleph_\omega}^{\aleph_0}\leq 2^{\aleph_0}\cdot\aleph_{\omega_4}$ (and variations of it)?
After seeing various independence results in set theory it is very surprising that anything of this generality can be proved in ZFC. Hence the disconnect between the assumptions and the outcome is that there are no assumptions (beyond the usual axioms of set theory). And then there is the ever puzzling (open) question "Why the hell is it $\omega_4$?"
I think the question is very personal, in a sense that what is unexpected for one person or from one point of view, can be very straightforward from another. To further complicate the matter, the notion of what is "unexpected" changes over time. Let me give a couple of familiar examples to illustrate these points:
1) the evaluation of the chromatic polynomial of a graph at $(-1)$ is equal to the number of acyclic orientations of the graph (up to a sign). When you (R.P. Stanley) published this theorem in 1973, I bet this was considered a remarkably unexpected result - the conclusion had seemingly nothing to do with the assumption. For people outside of combinatorics, it is probably still unexpected. However, these days, with all those numerous reciprocity theorems (many of which, undoubtedly, grew in part out of this result), it is much harder for a combinatorialist to think of it as "unexpected". Curiously, Wikipedia takes a middle course: prior to the statement of the theorem, it adds "perhaps surprisingly", wisely letting us form our own conclusions.
2) take the Fibonacci polytope defined as convex hull of 0-1 vectors in $\Bbb R^n$ with no adjacent ones. Then its volume is the number of alternating permutations divided by $n!$. Again, if one have never seen "combinatorial polytopes" whose volume is expressed in terms of the number of certain permutations, the conclusion is completely unexpected - there is no obvious connection between Fibonacci numbers and alternating permutations. But for those of us who have seen and studied these, this result is straightforward and a very easy exercise.
Whitehead problem: Is every abelian group A with $Ext^1(A, \mathbb{Z}) = 0$ a free abelian group?
Let G be a group of order p(p+1), with more than one p-Sylow. Then p is either 2 or a Mersenne prime. (Indeed, G exists uniquely for each such p.)
One of my own I'm proud of: http://front.math.ucdavis.edu/0911.4941
Let H be a degree n hypersurface in n-space (yes, same n) over $F_p$. From H we may be able to construct many other subschemes, by decomposing, intersecting components, decomposing again, intersecting again, ...
If the number of $F_p$ points on H is not a multiple of p, then all these subschemes are reduced.
Logic/computability theory is quite good at turning up seemingly special processes with unexpectedly universal outcomes. Goodstein's theorem (already mentioned) is one example. Another is the Matiyasevich theorem that polynomials with integer coefficients produce all computably enumerable sets. One way to state this is that each c.e. set is the set of nonnegative values of such a polynomial.
A proper algebraic group is abelian.
Definition: Let $A$ and $B$ be self-adjoint matrices, with the partial order $A\ge B$ if $A-B$ is positive semidefinite. If $A$ is self-adjoint with spectrum in the interval $[a,b]$ and $f\colon [a,b] \to \mathbb{R}$ is a real-function, define $f(A)$ using the spectral theorem. The function $f$ is called matrix monotone if $A\ge B$ implies $f(A)\ge f(B)$ for all $A,B$ with spectra in the domain $[a,b]$ of $f$.
Loewner's theorem: A function $f\colon [a,b] \to \mathbb{R}$ is matrix monotone iff it has an analytic extension to the upper and lower half-planes so that the each of these half-planes is mapped into itself.
The existence of two non-isomorphic isospectral Riemannian manifolds "we can't hear the Shape of a Drum" can be deduced from the existence of two quasi conjugated subgroups of $PSL_2(7)$
I was very surprised when I first saw that the product of all primes $p$ such that $p-1|2n,$ is the denominator of Bernoulli number $B_{2n}$.
Weil's conjecture (proved by Grothendieck) that the number of points of an algebraic variety over finite fields is dictated by the topology of the same algebraic variety over ${\mathbb C}$ (more precisely its Betti numbers).
Baez-Duarte's criterium: If $1$ is in the closure of the subspace of $L^2([1,+\infty[,\frac{dt}{t^2})$ spanned by the {$\frac{t}{n}$} (fractional part), for $n\geq 1$, then Riemann Hypothesis holds.
A theorem of Erdos and Hajnal: Any graph with no 4-cycles is countably colorable.
Now, admittedly, this conclusion is less surprising when you state the actual stronger theorem that this is a corollary to: Any graph which is not countably colorable must contain a copy of $K_{\aleph_1,n}$ for every finite n. But in particular it must contain a 4-cycle, which is not only a surprising statement on its own but is also especially surprising considering that given $k$ and any finite $n$ there are finite graphs with girth at least $k$ and chromatic numberat least $n$, and that given $k$ and an arbitrary cardinal $\kappa$ there are graphs with odd girth at least $k$ and chromatic number at least $\kappa$. But, no 4-cycles? Countably colorable!
Here's one I was reminded of recently. Recall that a projective plane is a triple $(P, L, I)$ where $P$ is a set of "points," $L$ is a set of "lines," and $I$ is a subset of $P \times L$ describing the incidence relations which satisfies certain axioms. A finite projective plane always has $n^2 + n + 1$ points for some $n$ which is known as the order of the plane. So far, so geometric and combinatorial.
Theorem (Bruck-Ryser): If $n \equiv 1, 2 \bmod 4$, then $n$ is a sum of two squares.
This is still the only known general criterion for ruling out orders of projective planes! It's conjectured that $n$ must be a power of a prime (examples include the projective planes which occur as $\mathbb{P}^2 \mathbb{F}_q$), but it's not even known whether there exists a projective plane of order $12$.
(There is a "theorem with an unexpected proof" in this area as well. For finite projective planes, Desargues' theorem implies Pappus's theorem, but the only known proof goes through Wedderburn's little theorem!)
The following pearl by Jacobson can under no circumstances be left out from the list:
Let $\mathbf{R}$ be a ring with center $\mathrm{Z}$. Let us suppose that you can find $n \in \mathbb{N}_{>1}$ such that $x^{n}-x \in \mathrm{Z}$ for every $x \in \mathbf{R}$. Then $\mathbf{R}$ is a commutative ring.
A good place to learn more about results of this kind is Herstein's Noncommutative rings.
Here are three examples from combinaorics:
1) The Frankl Wilson' theorem (The paper can be found here). This theorem in extremal combinatorics has a large number of amazing applications: Explicit Ramsey constructions, applications in combinatorial geometry; applications regarding Shannon capacity of union of graphs and many more.
2) Trotter-Szemeredi The result by Trotter and Szemeredi regarding the maximum number of incidences between points and lines in the plane had remarkable applications including one discovered by Elekes' to the product-sum theorem.
3) The mod p product sum theorem by Bourgain-Katz-Tao had many surprising applications in many directions. (One reason for the wide applicability is that when you multiply matrices sums and products mix.)
If $f\colon [a,b] \to \mathbb{R}$ is increasing, then $f$ is differentiable almost everywhere [w.r.t. Lebesgue measure].
(We can further conclude that $f'$ is measurable and $\int_a^b f'(x)\ dx \leq f(b) - f(a)$, but it's the first part that struck me when I learned it.)
And sure it makes sense, but knowing how real analysis often is, one might think that there must be some increasing function that fails to be differentiable on a set of positive measure.
Maybe by now no one thinks of it as counterintuitive, but what about Poincaré Duality?
The following formulation (for psuedomanifolds) might fit this question best:
If K is a finite simplicial complex satisfying:
then the (mod 2) Betti numbers of K in complementary dimensions must be equal!
Reciprocity/duality theorems may give you unexpected results if you don't expect the connections.
Dan Ranmas already mentioned Poincare duality. To clarify, Poincare duality is not just abstract nonsense. It fails for non-manifolds like general abstract simlicial complexes. For a [mod $2$] oriented manifold of dimension $d$, the [mod $2$] homology in dimension $k$ is isomorphic to the [mod $2$] homology in dimension $d-k$.
Quadratic reciprocity relates whether $p$ is a square mod $q$ with whether $q$ is a square mod $p$.
Weil reciprocity relates the values of a rational function $f$ at the zeros and poles of $g$ with the values of $g$ at the zeros and poles of $f$.
Stanley reciprocity relates a generating function for the lattice points in a convex cone with a generating function for the lattice points in the interior evaluated at reciprocal arguments.
How about the Cook-Levin theorem - boolean satisfiability is NP complete. Though the consequence that "if there exists a polynomial time algorithm for boolean satisfiability then all problems in NP can be solved in polynomial time" may fit the bill better!
I mean what does boolean satifiability have to do with finding hamiltonians on graphs or finding shortest roots in networks?!
One of my personal favorite theorems with an unexpected application is the Atiyah-Singer index theorem. I don't know if the application can be labeled as "real" mathematics, but it is amazing how it works.
In the article An SU(2) Anomaly, Edward Witten shows that certain "SU(2) gauge theories" having an odd number of doublets of Dirac fermions are "mathematically inconsistent". In this case, the latter means that all path integrals vanish.
That all path integrals vanish is a consequence of the fact that $\pi_4(SU(2)) = \mathbf{Z}/2\mathbf{Z}$. Thus, there is also some homotopy theory involved!
For completeness, here is the reference E. Witten, An SU(2) Anomaly. Phys. Lett. B 117 (1982), pages 324-328.
Polya's Theorem: Simple random walk on $\mathbb{Z}^d$ is recurrent for $d\leq2$ and transient for $d>2$.
There is also a nice connection between this theorem and infinite networks of resistors. It turns out that the resistance of the whole network $\mathbb{Z}^d$ (one puts a unit source in one point and takes away sinks to $\infty$) is finite iff corresppnding random walk is transient :)

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When you travel to much warmer regions you should note that your body needs a certain time to adjust to the changed climate. A rapid change in temperature, especially from cold to hot, puts a heavy strain on the blood circulation.
Tips to cope with a change of climate
Before the journey
- By frequent visits to a sauna before your journey you can train your body to adjust to the coming temperature change
- Hot-and-cold showers also strengthen your cardiovascular system
- Sunbathing in a solarium can prepare your skin for greater exposure to real and intensive sunrays but it does not influence your bio-rhythm
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The Schoolhouse Performance Series has scheduled "Drums of the World" at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, May 12, at Avoca.
The show features Michael Fitzsimmons, percussionist and award winning composer, and rare instruments from Switzerland compared to the steel drums of Trinidad.
Fitzsimmons, a solo artist with the Nebraska Arts Council's touring program, provides programs for music and story as a way of learning.
He is a leader of full day music workshops with Grief and the Arts Training Experience for therapists and other professionals.
He is a skilled performer of diverse percussion instruments including drums, African instruments, Mbira (thumb piano), Plains Indian flutes, Brazilian percussion flutes, various bamboo flutes.
The concert will be downstairs in the Old Avoca Schoolhouse, and followed by light refreshments, and a chance to chat and even jam with the performers.
Admission is $10 for adults, $5 for students and senior citizens, and $1 for children. Seating is limited.
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The saying that when someone is away, the heart grows fonder is also true for Spinning. Over the years, I have taken time off from teaching Spinning for medical reasons, or for needing more time with family and even to give others a chance to get on the schedule.
There are the normal fears of getting out of shape, or gaining weight, but there are also some benefits like feeling some freedom from the intensity of planning classes on a weekly basis and being in front of a group when I am not actually feeling like it.
There seems to be a mental process that takes place which can even include a time of mourning if I am away for more than a few weeks. When I truly miss what I had, that is when I know it is time to return to the saddle.
If you are feeling burned out, or that you are tired of teaching, coaching, performing and being everyone else's motivator, maybe it is time for you to step away. Spinning is here to stay, so if you take a few weeks away, it will not disappear while you are recharging your batteries.
Remember that cross training is excellent, so use your free time to explore other modes of fitness and use your muscles in a new way. Spend time listening to new music in your IPOD, so when you are ready to return to teaching, you will have new musical ideas to bring with you. Go for long walks, or do some other types of classes, like step or Zumba. Have fun and you will know when it is time to get back on the schedule.


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Awesome soup!!!!! I added 1/2 a can of green chili's and diced ham!!!!! Yum! I will definately make this again!!! ;)
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This satisfying remake of broccoli chowder benefits from the creamy texture of cooked potatoes and smooth, tangy reduced-fat sour cream instead of getting its richness from as much as a cup each of cream and cheese. Not only is the flavor vibrant, but a single serving gives you over half of the daily recommendation for vitamin C.
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Awesome recipe. I made everything exactly as the recipe, except at the end I added a teaspoon of black pepper, a 1/2 teaspoon of more cayenne pepper, and a little more salt. Super yummy! Thanks!
Made this with some homemade chicken stock rather than canned. The only change I made was to use regular cheddar cheese (only used about 3/4 cup) and shredded it on the fine shred side of my grater. No clumping issues at all. Instead of only mashing 2 cups, I ran my stick blender through it until it was a chunky puree. It was also delicious reheated for lunch the next day with some Italian bread.
i make this soup from time to time at home. Everyone just loves it. I omit the cheese and milk. Instead i use the Cambell's Cheddar soup. I gives a much smoother taste than trying to get the cheese to melt in just right. Also, adding a little cauliflower really adds a great element to the soup. and for a totally different recipe, ive even boiled potato cubes and once cooked added to the broccoli soup. Sprinkle with bacon bits and chopped green onion, and its a Loaded-Baked Potatoe Soup...(great for football night)
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II thought this was pretty good but made a couple of tweaks that really made a HUGE difference.
I omitted the garlic and the dried mustard in favor of two health pinches of dried thyme, two pinches of caraway seeds and two pinches of fennel seed. Added a bay leaf....all pantry staples.
I also added double the potato (thinly sliced so some of it breaks up and thickens soup) and double the carrot.....and threw in some frozen corn (why not). Didn't have to remove some and mash in the end....the potato does the work for you. Plus I like most of it to stay chunky.
I peeled the stems of my broccoli.....had used most of the tops earlier in the week, so had mostly stems, so if you peel them with a vegetable peeler to get the tough stringy part of they work great, then diced them.
Added a 1/4 cup of dry vermouth (which I use any time white wine is called for...keeps forever) ...the alcohol cooks out but the flavor stays and brightens everything .
Used 1/2 cup of heavy cream instead of sour cream......and used Pepper Jack instead of cheddar (finely diced it, tossed with flour as I did not add flour earlier).
Was simply fabulous. The thyme, caraway, fennel and bay leaf made all the difference. The other changes were more along the lines of "use what ya got"....but now absolutly one of my favorite soups now and I am a soup fanatic. Try it. I am going to try it again with cauliflower the next time.


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It was another dominant performance for the Lansing soccer team beating the Ottawa Cyclones 9-0.
The goals came quick and at a plenty for the Lady Lions. Courtney Callahan started the game with two early back-to-back goals. Jenna Hinckley added two more goals before the half along with another by Cassie Pawlowski for a 5-0 Lansing lead.
More Lions joined in on the scoring in the second half. Meg Szmed started the half off with her first goal of the year.
Ashley wilcox shortly added another. Bailey Reynolds added her first goal of the season and Hinckley finished the scoring off with her third goal.
"We controlled the game really well," Lansing coach Billy Dillon said. "We kept our intensity high and that led to good opportunities."
Lansing, 3-0, will play at 6:30 p.m. today at Lawrence Free State.
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Just about every newcomer to a Spinning® class complains that his or her butt hurts. That is not what I'm talking about here. If you spend hours in the saddle – in the studio or on the road or trail – you may well have experienced saddle sores. It happens to the best of us.
We've all seen the ads for chamois cream – or something similar. Contrary to my first thought, such a lubricant is not meant for the rider with chubby thighs that rub together as the pedals turn. Body types from skinny butt to muscled glutes and quads are all vulnerable. Sometimes identifying a saddle sore is a bit of a surprise. Though a rash might be your particular genre, some develop bumps or boils that are uncomfortable enough to spoil or even prevent a ride. What a sad excuse to miss training!
While logging extra miles earlier this summer, I earned my own version of bumps and learned the hard way how to prevent and deal with saddle sores. After some research I learned that the best cure for this uncomfortable condition when it has flared to the red zone is simply to take a few days off and stay out of the saddle and off the bike. Few of us want to do that, but sometimes it's the ultimate answer. Or, if the flare-up is intense, a visit for a medical opinion might well be on the books.
But, there are steps to be taken. Hygiene is a major culprit. After a ride we should strip off those shorts post haste and take a good shower immediately – or, in the alternative, wash well. Shorts should be laundered after each ride. An application of one of the many chamois creams on the market is a must – at least until your condition clears up – as most contain a healing agent in the cream. Even if you don't experience what you perceive as chafing, the cream helps.
Here's where I will ask for help from you – the reader – as I'm sure each of you has found something else that works for you. Please share!
But perhaps this is a bandaid approach. Perhaps the cause lies elsewhere than hygiene. Check your bike fit. Often a professional bike fit (or at least a very careful one from someone who should know) answers a boat-load of questions and solves a variety of problems. In my case, I noticed that my saddle sore attack was more noticeable on one side than the other. I took my bike to my local shop and asked them to check the seat. After much deliberation it was discovered that my seat was turned ever so slightly to the offending side. (The fitter was amazed that I had felt it. I had – but didn't explain!) With more deliberate care pre and post ride, my problem vanished and has stayed away.
There are, of course, many tricks to this business. It's amazing how much one can learn checking into blogs on just about any topic. I found good answers to my own needs this way – as well as through books and articles. I think the simplest solution was one of habit. All summer I was in the habit of doing my LSD early on Saturday morning, stopping by a local coffee shop and doing my Superman changing act in their restroom – entering in bike attire and exiting in a sundress and sandals - and then driving 2 hours to visit my grandchildren – play with them for a few hours – and driving back home late at night. Mind you, I was cleaned up and sweet-smelling, but I was not thoroughly soaked and showered. Sometimes its as simple as that.
What about you? Have you had an experience you'd like to share? What about spending hours in a Spinning® conference trying not to miss a single minute of a ride? Does that cause discomfort? And, BTW, don't forget to share the news that big plush saddles or those padded saddle seat covers are actually more uncomfortable in the long run. For those of us who ride on the road, it doesn't take long to realize that the hard and narrow way is the best way to go. Time and experience. Well, so much for an uncomfortable topic…


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The Best IMCA Modified Chauffeurs In The West Make Their Way To CGS
By Ben Deatherage
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Cottage Grove, Oregon- Drivers and fans alike voiced praise to the staff and management of the Cottage Grove Speedway for the return of the Modified Nationals. The event had been a staple of the ¼-mile clay oval facility from its inception in 2003 but unfortunately did not occur during the 2012 campaign. As 2013 brought in new management it also brought the return of memorable events such as the Grove Classic and the Mod Nationals as well as the return of the American Sprint Car Series-National Tour and the World Of Outlaw Sprint Car Series.
The Cottage Grove Speedway Modified Nationals will take place over the course of two nights starting with Friday August 2nd and ending on Saturday the 3rd. It will muster the talents of the best IMCA Modified drivers in the Pacific Northwest on one of the most popular facilities in the country. Expect to see a weekend of door-to-door mudslinging action lap after lap race after race.
From 2003 until 2011 a CGS Modified National event was held except for 2006 which was lost to weather. Each installment has produced memories that will never be forgotten. Rick Zuvich's 2003 triumph with a flat tire, the three-wide battle for the lead on the last lap in 2005, and the dominance of Dustin Dittman in 2011 which saw him become untouchable come feature time.
In eight CGS Mod National races there have been four different winners. Jon DeBenedetti leads the list a total of four wins which includes three consecutive from 2004 to 2007. Jesse Williamson has twice won this big event with Rick Zuvich and Dustin Dittman each recording one apiece.
Tickets for the races on both days are $12.00 for Adults, Senior/Military/Junior (13-17) $10.00, Youths (6-12) $5.00, and Children under the age of five are FREE. A Family Pass is offered for $30.00 which includes two Adults and up to four Youths. Pit gates open at 2:00 PM, front gates 4:00, time trials 5:30, and racing starts around 6:45 for both nights as well.
Friday's format will consist of qualifying, heat races, and a Race of Champions. The payout for the Race of Champions will be a normal Cottage Grove Speedway payout. Saturday have the IMCA Modifieds compete in main events only. That payout is posted on the venue's website at www.cottagegrovespeedway.com/rules/ and is the Excel file located at the very top. DRIVERS MUST BE SIGNED UP WITH IMCA IN ORDER TO COMPETE DURING THE WEEKEND.
The Cottage Grove Speedway has hosted fast and exciting action as far back as 1956. Since then the ¼-mile banked oval has been regarded as a place where fast times are set and plenty of side-by-side racing occurs. Regular classes include 360 Sprints, IMCA Modifieds, NW Extreme Winged Sprint Cars, Late Models, Street Stocks, and Hornets from the months of April till October every Saturday night. For more information be sure and visit the venue's homepage www.cottagegrovespeedway.com or call the brand new Northwest Tracks Hotline at (360)-699-RACE.
Cottage Grove Speedway IMCA Modified Points
1. 5-Braedon Hand 225; 2. 23-Don Muth Jr. 209; 3. 24-Curtis Towns 208; 4. 10-Gus Cooper 208; 5. 44-Greg McDonald 197; 6. 16-Austin McTaggart 192; 7. 73-Bryan Gray 179; 8. 9-David Schmidt 153; 9.3RL-Corey Russell 124; 10. 27-Mark Carrell 116
Past Cottage Grove Speedway Modified Nationals Winners:
2011- Dustin Dittman
2010- Jesse Williamson
2009- Jon DeBenedetti
2008- Jesse Williamson
2007- Jon DeBenedetti
2005- Jon DeBenedetti
2004- Jon DeBenedetti
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Beaches with the Best Reviews
A trio of Florida beaches won the best beach in America rating more than most others. The winners were Caladesi Island, Fort De Soto and Clearwater Beach. Anyone who has visited these beaches understand why they rank so high. The sands are white and the grains are extremely small, giving the soothing sensation of talcum powder to the bared foot. The skies are most often sunny and when they are not, tall stacked clouds give this region of the Gulf Coast a reputation for having some of the best sunsets in the world. The combination gives visitors the opportunity to sit it in warm sunshine and Gulf breezes all day long, finishing with brilliant and breathtaking displays while the sun dips beneath the waves.
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All three of these award winning beaches are located in Pinellas County, Florida. The Central Gulf Coast has a host of other factors that make it a great vacation destination, including fantastic dining, accommodations, and endless tourist amenities. Make your plans now to come see the sparkling turquoise shorelines of America's best beaches. You will be glad you did!
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As healthy sexuality gains momentum as an approach to sexual violence prevention, it can be easy for beginners to feel they are in uncharted territory. This workshop will focus on exploring the basics of the healthy sexuality framework and how it connects to and strengthens prevention efforts. No question or concern is off-limits as we create a space that is centered on increasing participant's skills, comfort-level and fluency in discussing and defining healthy sexuality. Participants will learn strategies for including healthy sexuality in sexual violence prevention efforts. This workshop will be interactive in format, allowing for activities, discussion, and feedback regarding opportunities and barriers. Note: this is a repeat of the training with the same name in November 2012. It was so popular, we decided to offer it again!
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At GE, we are builders. It goes beyond businesses, brands and infrastructure. In Energy jobs in over 160 countries, GE employees have an unparalleled foundation on which to build their careers, their abilities and their dreams. We offer employees challenging, rewards careers in dynamic businesses. Our people are the architects of the future. We sit in the front seat of history.
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The first step in the planning process is to identify the need for the activity and who will participate in it. Here, it is important to keep in mind that the long-term goal of professional development in Maryland is to ensure that teachers have the knowledge and skills that they need to help all students master the Voluntary State Curriculum (VSC). Professional development should also be aligned with district and school improvement priorities, as articulated in district master plans and school improvement plans.
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Attention students! Please read the information below on some important parking changes and road construction that will affect students and staff for the Spring 2014 semester.
Access onto the campus will still be available vis Gotham Street, Elmhurst Avenue and the campus entrance from East "H" Street.
Please plan your commute accordingly.
The city of Chula Vista is performing road construction on Otay Lakes Road in front of campus. Entrances to campus via Gotham Street and Elmhurst Street will be severely impacted by the road construction. Left turns onto campus from Otay Lakes Road will be down to one turning lane. Otay Lakes Road will sometimes also be down to one lane of through-traffic. Please expect delays and please plan your commute accordingly. East H Street entrance is not impacted, and may be a better option at this time.
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1. Where do I start with enrolling my child in school for the first time?
If this is the first time your child will be enrolling in any school, call the school and ask what you must bring with you to enroll your child. As a minimum, most schools require the following documents: birth certificate; proof of custody/guardianship (documentation which determines where the child resides and who has decision-making authority); proof of residency; and record of immunizations (DHMH Form 896).
2. What do I do if my child is transferring from one school to another?
Call the school your child last attended and ask the school to prepare a Maryland Transfer Form. Tell them the last day your child will attend school and ask if you may pick up the Maryland Transfer Form, or if it can be mailed to you or brought home to you by your child. The Maryland Transfer Form will contain all the information you need to enroll your child in the new school.
Call your child's new school and schedule an appointment. Be sure you bring the Maryland Transfer Form. The appointment will ensure that time is set aside to speak with you and to answer any questions you may have. Also ask what items you need to bring with you to enroll your child in the new school.
3. Why is proof of custody/guardianship required?
Proof of custody/guardianship is required to identify who is legally responsible for the child and who can be contacted in case of an emergency. This tells the school who can make educational decisions for the child. Each local school system determines which documents will be accepted as proof (i.e., a court order; a separation or divorce decree; or a birth certificate which identifies the parents). Call the school and ask what documents are acceptable.
4. Why is proof of residency required?
The residence of the parents/legal custodian/guardian determines the child's right to attend the local public school. Acceptable proof of residency is established by each local school system. You should call the school where you plan to enroll the child to find out what will be accepted as proof of residency. Generally accepted documents are: current rental lease; current utility bills containing applicant's name and address; or a current property tax bill.
5. Does this procedure include children in State Supervised Care?
The requirements for children in State Supervised Care (when a child is removed from his/her family and placed with a relative or in a foster care home by a State agency) mandates documentation that the enrolling person is authorized by a State agency to enroll the child. A recent court order regarding custody may also suffice. The enrolling guardian will need to provide photo identification to enroll the child. Proof of the residency of the enrolling adult will also be required.
6. Why do I need to bring proof of age?
Proof of age is particularly important the first time a child enrolls in school. It helps determine which services and programs are available to the child. The mandatory attendance law applies to children between the ages of five to sixteen (age 17 in 2014-2015).
A birth certificate and other documents as determined by each local school system may be used as proof of age. A copy of your documentation will be made by the school and attached to your child's record. Call the school to see what document other than the birth certificate will be accepted as proof of age.
7. Why do I need to bring immunization records?
All children need to have an up-to-date copy of immunization records to be enrolled in, and to attend, school. If your child's immunizations need to be updated and you can bring written proof of an appointment within 20 days to obtain the immunizations, you may temporarily enroll your child pending receipt of the required immunizations. Your doctor or health clinic can provide the DHMH 896 Form, or a computer-generated form, for you to take to the school. Military children who are transferred due to deployment of a parent have 30 days to comply.
8. Why do I need to complete the lead form?
Childhood lead poisoning is a preventable environmental disease. Children exposed to lead can develop physical and behavioral problems as well as learning disabilities.
Beginning school year 2003-2004, all children who currently live or have ever lived in the targeted ZIP Codes enrolled in pre-kindergarten, kindergarten and first grade must show evidence of blood lead testing.
To comply with this new law, parents/guardians must complete the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Blood Lead Testing Certificate which is available from your school or doctor.
The Blood Lead Testing Certificate requires parents/guardians to:
· Provide the dates of blood lead tests if your child currently lives or has lived in any of the targeted ZIP Codes, identified on the back of the form.
· Certify that your child does not live, nor has ever lived, in the ZIP Codes identified on the back of this letter .
If your child has never had a blood lead test and needs one, please contact your child's doctor. If your child does not have a doctor, see your school nurse who will be able to assist you in obtaining the required test.
9. Why do I need to bring the current Individualized Education Program (IEP) for my child who receives Special Education services?
This will ensure that your child receives, at the new school, the appropriate special education services and related services, which were specifically developed for your child. It will also provide the school with the dates for the annual IEP review of your child's program as well as any re-evaluations that may be required.
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Fine Printing: Illustrated and Miniature Books and Bindings
Early and Fine Printing Collection
Early Printing:Collection and Parish Libraries
Fine Printing:Presses and Illustrated and Miniature Books and Two Birmingham Printers
Finely illustrated hand-coloured books, make up a part of the outstanding Fine Printing Collection. The largest and most valuable are a set of J. J. Audubon's Birds of America (1827 38). This is in four volumes double elephant folio in size (approximately 3 feet by 2 feet unopened), and the edition was limited to between 175 and 200 copies. The birds were illustrated life-size in 435 hand-coloured aquatints. The set was originally purchased by the Birmingham Subscription Library after a visit from Audubon. He was promoting his paintings and looking for subscribers to his prints which came out in serial parts. In addition there is a set of John Gould's bird books illustrated by hand-coloured lithographs.
The natural history books in the collection are not limited to ornithology; there are also a number of famous botanical works, including a complete set of Curtiss Botanical Magazine, which began in 1787 and is still being published, and his Flora Londinensis (1777 98).
The Flora Graeca of John Sibthorp in 10 volumes (1845-56) was first published in 1806-1840 and swallowed up all his fortune. It was the definitive scholarly description of the Greek flora, and it was illustrated by Ferdinand Bauer, an acclaimed botanical artist, who accompanied Sibthorp on his first exploration to Greece.
The Rhododendrons of Sikkim-Himalaya by the future Director of Kew, J. D. Hooker (18491), were discovered on a dangerous and eventful search in the Himalayas. The prolific artist Frith worked up Hooker's sketches and drawings to make lithographic prints.
The Library subscribed to Banks Florilegium meticulously printed in colour for the first time using an 18th century process. The original 18th century copperplates were bequeathed by Sir Joseph Banks to the British Museum. These 738 plates, published by Alecto Historical Editions in 34 portfolios, record the plants collected on Captain Cook first voyage round the world (1768-71).
There is a good collection of Rudolph Ackermann topographical books, such as The Microcosm of London (1808 1810) which was illustrated by aquatints from architectural drawings by Pugin and the caricatures of Rowlandson. The subjects, from prison to palace, from Christie's auction rooms to Vauxhall Pleasure Grounds, still attract inhabitants and visitors.
The Costume of Great Britain (1808) by W.H. Pyne (as pictured on the left) was especially popular, going into two editions of aquatint plates. There are the satirical illustrations of Thomas Rowlandson such as The English Dance of Death (1815)
One of the most admired aquatint books of the period, William Daniell Voyage round Great Britain (1814 25),can be seen in eight volumes, containing 308 hand-coloured plates of coastal scenery (as pictured on the right).
Colour printing by chromolithography enabled such firms as Day & Son to produce The Industrial arts of the XIXth century at the Great Exhibition (1851-3) and the Victoria Psalter (1861-2) illuminated by Owen Jones. He and Henry Noel Humphreys are well represented in this collection, both inspired by medieval art and illuminated manuscripts, as was Henry Shaw whose Dresses and decoration of the Middle Ages (1843) is hand-coloured throughout in the Library's copy.
Some of the finest examples of colour printing in the nineteenth century can be seen in the illustrated books of the Victorian age. The Pictorial Album of 1837 displays the process which George Baxter patented in 1834, the only collection of his prints to be published in book form
In the latter part of the nineteenth century there are the illustrations of Gustave Dor of which London (1872) is an example, and of Aubrey Beardsley, including a complete run of The Yellow Book (1894-7).
Although the books published by Edmund Evans are mostly to be found in the Parker Collection of Early Children Books, there is a fine example of his coloured illustrations printed from woodblocks in Poems of Oliver Goldsmith (1860). The collection includes examples of the work of famous British book illustrators such as Thomas Bewick, the originator of wood engraving, notably in early editions of his British Birds (1797 1804) and Quadrapeds (1791)
There is a small collection of French and Japanese illustrated books, mostly of the nineteenth century, and of German illustrated books of the early twentieth century.
The twentieth century is represented by books illustrated by Arthur Rackham, Edmund Dulac, Kay Nielsen, Jessie King, Eric Gill, Stephen Gooden, Anthony Gross and others. The Birmingham School of Artists, the Gaskins, Bernard Sleigh, Edmund New and C M Gere are represented by some of their best work.
Modern examples of facsimile colour printing include the many books of reproductions made by the Trianon Press in Paris for the William Blake Trust, which reproduce the original colouring and textures of Blakes work using the collotype and hand-stencil process. A recent acquisition was a calligraphic manuscript by I.A.Ellis, the Wish Stone, with 19 original proofs of the woodcuts by Bernard Sleigh and I.A.Ellis.
In 2006 the collection acquired a new book by contemporary artist Brendon Deacy - A Life in relief (a novel without words) cut in 65 linoprints, in a limited edition of 50 copies. His previous work, added in 1998, was The State We're Out, the story of his father's exile to England from Ireland, shown in 53 linocut prints in a limited edition 250 copies.
A small group of early photographic books includes four volumes of photographs by Roger Fenton and an album of salt prints by James Robertson, all taken in the Crimea in 1855. Important in the history of photography was Eadweard Muybridge's Animal Locomotion (1887). In these eleven volumes, Muybridge revolutionised the representation of bodies in motion. He recorded the stages of animal and human movement which he had projected on screen in rapid sequence.
The binding collection has been assembled to show the development of European bookbinding styles from the fifteenth to the twentieth century. Their early history can be traced from several examples of blind-stamped leather bindings of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, through a magnificent early example of gilt-tooled binding from sixteenth century Venice (Ptolemy's Geographia dated 1513) to the elaborately gilt-tooled bindings of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. A particularly fine example of fanfare binding from France of about 1595 on a Bible dated 1555 demonstrates the intricacy of all-over gilt designs. Although most books are bound in leather there is an attractively embroidered binding for a Holy Bible produced in 1654 (pictured), and later bindings in the collection have also been made of unusual materials such as wood, silver and papier-mache.
There is a varied collection of gilt-embossed Victorian publishers bindings, as well as craft bindings by James Hayday, Robert Rivie and Son, Sir Edward Sullivan and others. Twentieth century bindings include those commissioned in recent years from craft bookbinders Elizabeth Greenhill, Arthur Johnson, Denise Lubett and Faith Shannon. Examples have also been bought of the work of Sydney Cockerell, Bryan Maggs, Edgar Mansfield, Ivor Robinson, Sally Lou Smith, Philip Smith and James Brockman.
Miniature Books
There is a small collection of these tiny examples of the art of the book, which includes a miniature Bible printed for R Wilkin in 1728. This is an early issue of the first appearance in print of the famous Newbery miniature Bible.
Pictured is one of the two volumes of Curiosities in the Tower of London, printed in 1741.
One of the more recently published miniature books is the reproduction of two speeches by Queen Elizabeth II during the celebrations for her Silver Jubilee, printed by the Stanbrook Abbey Press in 1977.
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Schedule of Events
4:00pm - 6:00pm Learn Fencing with Caroline and Rayc
20 minute lessons for groups of 6.
6:00pm - 6:20pm Jeremy Hatch - Acoustic Folk, Country and Blues
7:00pm - 7:20pm Free Reed Vibrating Society - Music in Motion
7:50pm - 8:20pm Pet the Tiger - Improvised Acoustic Collective
9:00pm - 9:20pm Noisejam Orchestra - Electro-acoustic Soundscapes
9:30pm - 9:55pm Half Human Quartet - Joe Lasqo, Ritwik Banerji + their music robots, w/ Visual Synthesis by Warren Stringer
Sounds of the Big Bang (sped up 100 sextillion times into the audible range).
4:00pm - 4:30pm Thunderground Collective - Our wonderful opener!
4:30pm - 5:00pm Carl & Beatrice - Cabaret
5:00pm - 5:20pm Brian Fields - Standup Comic
5:20pm - 5:50pm dinnerwiththekids - Bluegrass
6:10pm - 6:30pm Eloisa Bravo - Standup Comic
6:30pm - 6:50pm The Majors - Garage Rock
6:50pm - 7:20pm Dull Richards - Bluegrass
7:30pm - 7:50pm Fruit Helmet - Fretless, Hawaiian Noise
7:50pm - 8:10pm David Gborie - Standup Comic
8:30pm - 8:50pm Mock Church - Experimental Blues
10:00pm - 10:30pm Pinched Nerve - Resurrection of Lo-Fi, Psychedelic Punk on a Casiotone.
10:30pm - Close DJ Nobody
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Rain & Diamond Dave - Spoken Word Poetry from both the beat generation and this generation. Learn to love. Love to learn. This never ends.
Modular Synthesis Hands-on Learning - Douglas Brenner
Admission, Food, and Booze
- This is an All-Ages event, which anyone may attend.
- No one will be turned away for lack of funds.
- Diamond Dave will be making Rock & Roll Spaghetti during the event.
- Funds raised will be split 62 / 38 between Noisebridge and the 22 groups hosting (food, performance, workshops, soundtech)
- Alcohol will not be sold by Noisebridge, and you will take responsibility for anything alcoholic you bring into the space.
Tables and Demonstrations
Please add your own table demonstration, and invite your friends! Your table should be setup and ready to go at 4pm.
|Table or Demonstration Reserved
|Name of provider
|Email of provider
|James Sundquist
|sundquistjames AT gmaiL
|Dana and (add your name!)
|#fencing demonstration, discussion, kit and score box hacking
|Caroline and... you?
|Modular Synthesis Hands-on Learning[1]
|Your email
|Your Table or Demonstration
|Your name
|Your email
Live Stream
Will be livestreaming performances and such from the space. For more info or to help contact l00nie-crew via User:thex
Volunteer Setup & Teardown Sign-up
Help with Friday Evening Clean(Fri), Morning Setup (11am-2pm), Teardown (11:00pm-Late) and/or Sunday Morning Clean (Sun) between Friday, August 9th, and the morning of August 11th. Please add your name to this list if you can commit to helping, and indicate if you are committing to Friday Evening Clean, Morning Setup, Teardown, Sunday, or all for the complete event.
List of Volunteers
|Your Name
|Pre-Cleaning (12pm), Setup (3pm), or Teardown (10pm)
|All, except Sunday
|sundquistjames AT gmail
|Setup and running crew
|npbandroid AT gmail
|vegan hacker (some gluten-free,vegan food)- so technically part of set-up!
|veganhackersf AT gmail
|Your name
|What you're volunteering for
|Your email
What Else Do We Need?
Help with the following on Saturday, 8/10
- Help with setup and teardown (volunteer above)
- Help with space security or band roadies
- Connect with Diamond Dave, Vegan Hackers SF on food prep.
- Someone to run Vinyl Cutter custom stickers on donation
- Second LiveStream station and Google+ Hangouts for recording the event
General Things You Can Do
- Event promotion! Contact your friends and enemies. Link to this page. Paste around the Facebook invite[2].
- Add your own table (at no cost) to promote your interests throughout the event.
- Volunteer for space security, general cleanup, setup and teardown on Friday, Saturday, and/or Sunday.
To get involved, voluneer and add yourself to this page
Contact Norman, the Stage Manager for the event
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