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What day and time does the guild rep cap reset? I play on the US Wildhammer, a central time zone, realm. However, please answer this question so that it helps anyone from another realm.
The weekly cap resets along with Daily Quests, at 3 AM, server time, on Tuesday Morning for US servers, and at 3 AM server, Wednesday morning for EU servers.
Resets when all your realm resets occur, this is not the same moment on all realms.
It resets (for most characters) at the same time as the raid resets, etc, which tends to be 3 AM Tuesday morning for the U.S. or Tuesday night for Oceania. However I've heard reports that it varies for some characters, and they may reset at 3 AM Monday mornings (U.S. time) or other times during the week. However I haven't experienced that myself.
I also play on Wildhammer and Guild Rep resets at 4Am realm time, and so will your daily quests. Hope to see you on sometime!


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Switch (Japanese: ポケモンいれかえ Pokémon Substitution) is an Item card. It was first released as part of the Base Set as a Trainer card.
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The Expedition Base Set and Theater Limited VS Pack prints include a Dot Code strip for use with the e-Reader, and have the card ID A-27-#. The short strip contains a brief card summary. There is no long strip for this card.
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This card was included in the Base Set, first released in the Japanese Expansion Pack. Prototype Pokémon Leagues were given the Trainer Deck A and Trainer Deck B, which both included this card, before the Base Set's official release. These prints have a red border and "Trainer Deck A" or "Trainer Deck B" printed on the appropriate card back, like the rest of the cards in the decks. It was reprinted in the Bulbasaur Deck of the Japanese Intro Pack, the Base Set 2 reprint set, which was only released outside of Japan, and the Chikorita Side Deck of the Japanese Intro Pack Neo. In Japan, it was reprinted in the Pokémon VS expansion and in the unofficial English Tyranitar Half Deck for the 2001 Tropical Mega Battle with new artwork by the same artist. This print was one of the possible cards in the Japanese Pokémon-e Starter Deck and eventually had an official English release in the Expedition Base Set. It was reprinted in EX Ruby & Sapphire with new artwork by Hiromichi Sugiyama and subsequently reprinted in EX FireRed & LeafGreen, EX Delta Species, EX Dragon Frontiers and many Japanese Half Decks. It was reprinted with new art again in Diamond & Pearl, Secret Wonders and Stormfront, this time by Ryo Ueda.
Switch was later reclassified in Japan as an Item card during the HeartGold & SoulSilver Series, though the English prints did not adopt this naming convention until the release of Black & White. The HeartGold & SoulSilver print featured new artwork by Hideaki Hakozaki. This card was released in the Black & White expansion as an Item card with new artwork by Ayaka Yoshida, originating in the Japanese Beginning Set. It was later reprinted in the Boundaries Crossed expansion in English, and in the Battle Strength Decks, Battle Theme Deck: Victini, the Reshiram-EX and Zekrom-EX Battle Strength Decks, the Battle Gift Set: Thundurus vs Tornadus, the National Beginning Set, the Keldeo Battle Strength Deck, the Black Kyurem-EX and White Kyurem-EX Battle Strength Decks, the Everyone's Exciting Battle collection, the Blastoise + Kyurem-EX Combo Deck, and the Mewtwo vs Genesect Deck Kit in Japanese.
Switch was reprinted again during the XY Series in the English Kalos Starter Set, originating from the Japanese XY Beginning Set, with new artwork by 5ban Graphics. This artwork was later reprinted in the Xerneas and Yveltal Half Decks, as well as the M Charizard-EX Mega Battle Deck, Hyper Metal Chain Deck, Super Legend Set: Xerneas-EX & Yveltal-EX, and Emboar-EX vs Togekiss-EX Deck Kit. In English, it was reprinted in the XY Trainer Kit. An unnumbered XY-P Promotional print of this artwork was one of five Trainer cards available in conjunction with the Pokémon Card Game Deck Building Seminar event held as part of the Pokémon Center Pokémon Card Game School. This was present at participating Pokémon Centers in Japan from October 25 to November 16, 2014 and was open for elementary school-aged children. A 20-card set comprising two copies each of five Trainer cards plus 10 Energy cards could be purchased at Pokémon Centers during the event for ¥100. It was later reprinted as a Secret card in the English Primal Clash expansion (Gaia Volcano in Japan) with new artwork also by 5ban Graphics. The Kalos Starter Set print was again reprinted in the English Roaring Skies expansion, previously released in the Japanese M Rayquaza-EX Mega Battle Deck, in the Japanese M Master Deck Build Box Power Style and M Master Deck Build Box Speed Style (both released August 7, 2015), the Japanese BREAK Starter Pack, and in the Zygarde-EX Perfect Battle Deck.
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Entering its 4th celebrations in Indonesia this year, the Guinness Arthur Day presents a special treat for rock music fans in Indonesia. This coming October, 5 renowned international bands: Steelheart, Firehouse, OneRepublic, Mew, and Club8 will quench the thirst of great rock music in 5 major cities. The Guinness Arthur's Day will be held in Medan on 12th October, Bali on15th October, Surabaya on 17th October, Makassar on 19th October, with pinnacle held in the metropolitan capital Jakarta on 26th October 2013.
The rock fiesta will kick off at the JW Marriot Hotel, Medan, North Sumatra, on 12th October 2013 featuring the two rock legends Steelheart and Firehouse, followed by a show at the Hard Rock Cafe, by Kuta Beach in Bali on 15th October 2013. In Surabaya, capital city of East Java, the show will be held at Grand City on 17th October, while in Makassar, the capital of South Sulawesi, it will be held at the Celebes Convention Center on 19th October 2013.
First celebrated in Indonesia in 2010, the Guinness Arthur's Day has brought many renowned international rock bands in its previous concerts such as Lifehouse, The Script, and Creed. Last year, the celebration managed to pull over 19,000 audiences in Jakarta, Medan, Makassar, and Surabaya.
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Buckwild's Anna Davis Arrested on DUI — Fourth Buckwild Arrest in 2013
The stars of a certain reality show have been going a bit too wild lately.
Buckwild star Anna Davis was arrested for DUI in West Virginia during the wee hours of November 16, according to TMZ.
Anna was reportedly hit with an aggravated DUI charge, although it is currently unclear why the DUI charge was elevated.
Anna was released on a $1,000 bond shortly after getting booked. She'll be due in court in the near future.
If you think this is the first legal issue surrounding a star of MTV's Buckwild, you've got another thing coming. For example, Michael "Bluefoot" Burford was also busted for aggravated DUI.
Meanwhile, Salwa Amin was arrested twice surrounding a drug bust when she was caught with heroin and Oxycodone in February.
Buckwild aired in January and Febraury of 2013. It was canceled in April by the network following the stunning death of star Shain Gandee from carbon monoxide poisoning.
It's sad that one group of TV stars has dealt with so much trouble. We wish them all the best and hope Anna can get back on the right path.
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This might just be DM's discretion, but are there any actual rules about Warmages crafting/learning their own spells? i.e. is a Warmage capable of crafting his own spell, and if so, would he need to use an Advanced Learning slot to be able to use it himself?
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I would go with DM's discretion on this one. After paging through the books, I can't find a reason why a Warmage could not research and create a spell. As it would be a Warmage creating the spell, it would be a Warmage spell, and so could be added to your list directly, without using Advanced Learning.
The DM is free to do whatever he likes, obviously. While the rules discuss the idea of creating new spells for Sorcerers and Wizards, those are ultimately left to the DM's discretion, too (i.e. you cannot just walk up to a table and say, "oh yeah, my Sorcerer knows Munchkin's Killing Burst," "What's that?" "A spell I made up; it's 1st-level and kills everything I want it to kill, no save. The rules totally say I can research my own spells.").
In the Warmage's case, Wizards cautions against giving Warmages too many new spells, since they are full-list casters. In reality, though, the Warmage spell list is really quite poor: it only does blasting, and it doesn't even have all the best blasting spells. As a DM, I would definitely be sympathetic to the idea that they deserve a few more spells.


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WOODWAY (January 31, 2013)—Services were scheduled Thursday for Jim Gray, 68, the associate senior adult minister at First Baptist Church of Woodway, who was killed late Wednesday afternoon in a head-on crash on Old Lorena Road as he drove to the church for Wednesday night services.
An elderly man injured in the head-on collision just before 4 p.m. Wednesday between his Dodge pickup truck and Gray's minivan at the intersection of Old Lorena Road and Church Road was flown to Hillcrest Baptist Medical Center by helicopter, where he later died.
Police identified him Thursday as Elmer Franks, 89, of Hewitt.
A service will be held for Franks at 2 p.m. Saturday at Scott's Funeral Home in Gatesville. Visitation will be from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Friday.
A service will be held for Gray at 11 a.m. Monday at First Woodway Baptist Church. Visitation will be from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday at Wilkirson Hatch Bailey Funeral Home in Waco.
Gray, a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin, joined the church in 1999, according to First Woodway's website.
He was a father of four and a grandfather.
The accident happened a month and a day after the death of the church's senior pastor.
The Rev. Mike Toby, 65, died on Dec. 29 at his home after he was diagnosed with brain cancer in October.
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6 Terrifying Experiments Parents Did on Their Own Kids
#3. The Man Who Imprisoned His Son to Teach Him a Dead Language
In 1881, Lithuanian-born Jew Eliezer Ben-Yehuda emigrated to Palestine and realized that all the other immigrant Jews were speaking a bunch of foreign languages he couldn't understand, which made it really difficult to organize a bris. He figured that Jews should be speaking in a common, unifying language, and they actually had one available -- Hebrew -- but it hadn't been spoken as a native language since around the third century B.C.
So Ben-Yehuda decided that his son, Ittamar, would have the privilege of being the first native Hebrew speaker in a few thousand years. It was going to be tricky -- Old Testament Hebrew didn't have words for things like steam trains, so Ben-Yehuda had to straight invent large portions of the language so that he'd be able to teach his son about anything that had happened since around the beginning of the Roman Empire. And yeah, that actually seems more awesome than bizarre, and when you consider that there's a guy in Minnesota who tried to teach his son Klingon, you'd think this kid got off lucky. However ...
What's the Klingon word for "virgin"? We have a feeling he'll be using it a lot throughout high school.
Where It Gets Weirder:
When Ben-Yehuda said that his son was going to learn pure Hebrew, he really meant it. And since he and his dad were the only people who actually spoke Hebrew in conversation, Ittamar wasn't allowed to speak to or be spoken to by another human being, ever. When family friends came around to the house, Ittamar was sent to bed, lest he accidentally hear a non-Hebrew word and ruin everything.
When Ben-Yehuda caught his wife singing to the child in Russian, he flew into a rage and ended up breaking a table (we presume that during this incident the child learned the Hebrew phrase for "your mother is a lying whore"). Ben-Yehuda even forbade his son from listening to the noises made by animals, possibly because he figured that the local donkeys were all braying a donkey version of Palestinian Arabic in an effort to undermine all his work.
"You're worse than those cats meowing in Farsi."
But rather than treating Ben-Yehuda as a crazy person who feared animal language conspiracies, the Jewish community backed his efforts and began teaching Hebrew to their own kids, and today, Hebrew is an official language of Israel, although they probably also know what dogs and cats sound like.
#2. Charles Darwin's Zoological Study (of His Son)
You know about Charles Darwin's work with animals, but what you may not know is that he had some trouble switching off at home. So when the cycle of life brought Darwin a son, William, he raised that boy the only way he knew how: like a biologist.
Darwin spent the first couple of years of his son's life taking copious notes on the baby's behavior. Not so that he could publish anything -- the article in which his findings appear wasn't published until 37 years later, as an afterthought. He just did that shit out of pure habit.
"Day 68. Subject wiggles and poops uncontrollably. Not sure if this is normal. I fear for its future."
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But Darwin didn't just watch and learn; he took the initiative to put the growing infant through an increasingly bizarre series of behavioral experiments, like shaking various objects in front of his face to test his reactions, and bringing the boy to a zoo to find out which animals frightened him and revealed fears inherited from "ancient savage" times.
In one experiment, Darwin tested his son's reaction to tits (possibly a test of his manhood), but was disappointed that "he perceived his mother's bosom when three or four inches from it, as was shown by the protrusion of his lips and his eyes becoming fixed; but I much doubt whether this had any connection with vision; he certainly had not touched the bosom."
"Did you just call me gay?"
As if this wasn't weird enough, William is occasionally referred to as "it" throughout Darwin's notes. Then again, given how people used to dress boys back then, maybe he just forgot.
"I'm really looking forward to when fashion natural selects me a pair of pants."
#1. The Psychologist Who Raises a Chimpanzee as a Sibling to His Own Child
Back in the 1930s, scientists still weren't clear on what parts of human intelligence and behavior were innate, and which were just caused by upbringing. It was even theorized that some of the more intelligent animals, like chimpanzees, lack human speech, behavior and morals only because no one had ever read to them as children.
But how the hell do you test this theory? Luckily, a psychologist named Winthrop Kellogg remembered that it was the 1930s and that he was batshit insane, so he decided to take home a young chimpanzee named Gua and raise it next to his infant son Donald, raising them identically, just to see what would happen.
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Winthrop also developed an extensive testing system in which Donald and Gua were pitted against each other daily in an epic battle of baby vs. chimp (when we do this, people tell us it's illegal). Kellogg tested things like dexterity, memory, language development, obedience and the age-old question of what happens when you tie a baby to a chair and spin it around really fast.
Unfortunately, Kellogg failed to produce the expected chimp man in a top hat and monocle. Gua basically remained a chimpanzee. But the experiment had unforeseen side effects for Donald, who actually started acting like a chimp -- the experiment had to be abandoned when Donald wouldn't stop running around biting people.
So next time you're judging people on Facebook for putting up pictures of their poop-covered children using the "public" setting, remember for a minute the small child who nearly 100 years later still has videos up on YouTube of his parents firing guns next to his head to see what happens.
Spoiler: It kind of freaks them out.
C. Coville's Twitter is here.
For more frightening experiments, check out 9 Real Life Mad Scientists and The 6 Cruelest Science Experiments Ever (Were Done on Kids).
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What kind of diet do I need to follow if I had surgery for thyroid cancer or have a recurrence of thyroid cancer?
Rachel Kelz, MD, MSCE, at Penn Medicine responds,
Thyroid cancer surgery does not require a specific diet. You are usually instructed to avoid foods that worsen your sore throat. If you need treatment with radioactive iodine for your cancer or your recurrence then you will need to consult with your treating physician about the specific iodine-free diet recommended at that institution. The website for the American Thyroid Association (ATA)(www. thyroid.org) has a lot of information about this type of diet. You should also know that it is helpful to avoid contrast agents used for CAT SCANs that contain iodine before receiving radioactive iodine. The iodine stays in the system for 6-8 weeks following the injection.
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Is there anyway to set permissions on an item depending on a column value? I was think about creating a feature to do this but do I have to?
No, you will need a custom solution for this! For example an asynchronous list item event handler. But be careful with item level permissions - you should not exceed 1000 unqiue security boundaries in a single list. See Software boundaries and limits for SharePoint 2010.
You can use an impersonation step within a SharePoint Designer workflow to modify permissions. You don't need to custom code, unless you have more requirements.
if you are not a developer and cannot develop an event receiver, try to use this - http://www.infowisesolutions.com/product.aspx?id=SmartActionPro it can update the permissions of a list item according to column value, exactly as you need.
though, there is a limitation for lists with a large amount of items with specific permissions, so you would have to consider that before you are trying to find a way to apply the permissions.
Actually, there is a way to do this without code, but you need this addon from codeplex.
First, you can create a view and filter the view based on the value of a column. So, for instance, if you create a column called "permissions" and set the value to 1, then you can create a view that filters on that column value.
Now that you have the right view created, you can use the addon I mentioned to show or hide that view based on which usergroup a person belongs to. It's a wonderful addon - I wonder why Microsoft never included this functionality in the first place.


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V. I. Arnold argues (http://pauli.uni-muenster.de/~munsteg/arnold.html) that math is most effectively learned in conjunction with its physical motivation. Are there good examples of when physics provides insight into math, and are there recommended books that approach mathematics in such a fashion?


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I'm looking at "A Geometric Paradox" by B. H. Brown, in the May--June 1923 issue of The American Mathematical Monthly, pages 193--195. I think people studied advanced Euclidean geometry a lot more then than they do now. The author writes as if for an audience familiar with such material, and I don't think you'd do that in the Monthly now.
Brown reminds us that "a plane bitangent to a torus cuts it in two circles" (see Villarceau circles). That much I knew. He writes:
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- A cone of revolution can be inverted into a torus;
- The lines of curvature on a cone of revolution are the rulings and parallel circles;
- The lines of curvature on a torus are the meridian and parallel circles;
- Inversion carries lines of curvature into lines of curvature;
- Inversion carries circles into circles (straight lines being considered circles);
- Inversion preserves angles (except for sign).
If we then invert a cone into a torus, where can we find any circles on the cone to invert into the Villarceau circles?
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So here we certainly have a seeming paradox!
Items 1 and 4 were unknown to me, and I find 1 a bit implausible. I tried unsuccessfully, although not very hard, to visualize it. I wondered where the center of inversion should be.
Then Brown gives some details:
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The inversion with center $(0,0,i)$ and power $-2$, whose equations are $$ \begin{array}{l} \bar x = \dfrac{-2x}{x^2+y^2+(z-i)^2}, \qquad \bar y=\dfrac{-2y}{x^2+y^2+(z-i)^2} \\[6pt] \bar z = i+\dfrac{-2(z-i)}{x^2+y^2+(z-i)^2} = \dfrac{i(x^2+y^2+z^2+1)}{x^2+y^2+(z-i)^2} \end{array}\tag{1} $$ will carry the (imaginary) cone $$ \bar x^2 + \bar y^2 + \frac12\bar z^2 =0\tag{2} $$ into the real torus $$ (x^2+y^2+z^2+1)^1 = 8(x^2+y^2).\tag{3} $$
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I hadn't expected complex numbers to enter in this way, and without some context I'd have guessed that the manifold that he calls an imaginary cone would be a $2$-dimensional manifold over $\mathbb C$ if $\bar x,\bar y,\bar z$ are allowed to be in $\mathbb C$. But the context suggests otherwise. As nearly as I can GUESS, we should have $\bar z$ being real and $\bar x,\bar y$ being pure imaginaries, so that the circle of negative radius $-\bar z/\sqrt{2}$ would be a $1$-dimensional manifold over $\mathbb R$ not over $\mathbb C$, and thus topologically what we normally call a circle.
1. Does my GUESS make sense?
2. Is this way of doing inversive geometry in $\mathbb R^3$ by using polynomials in $\mathbb C[\bar x,\bar y,\bar z]$ in any sense a standard thing? (Brown seems to treat it as standard, so I'd guess people familiar with what went on in geometry in those days might think of it as somewhat standard.)
Note added on the evening of October 8th: The sort of metric geometry I've seen in $\mathbb C^n$ involves an inner product that's linear in one variable and conjugate-linear in the other, so that $\mathbb C^n$ becomes isometric to $\mathbb R^{2n}$. Later in this paper than the part I quoted, Brown writes:
[ . . . ] the inverses of one system of Villarceau circles are given as the intersections of the cone and the planes$$ x+iy=c;\qquad c\ne0,\tag{7} $$ and of the other system by the cone and the planes $$ x-iy=c;\qquad c\ne0,\tag{8} $$
This makes it look as if these are supposed to be circle on the "cone" $x^2+y^2+\frac12z^2=0$ in $\mathbb C^3$. So I'm wondering if Brown intended these "circles" to be $2$-manifolds? And how does one think about metric geometry, including things like curvature and angles, in such a setting? And is it only in that sort of setting that a cone of revolution can be inverted into a torus?


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WACO (September 18, 2012)—McLennan County Commissioners voted Tuesday to name retired banker Scott Felton to succeed retiring County Judge Jim Lewis and former McLennan County Treasurer Bill Helton to succeed Danny Volcik, who announced his resignation earlier this month.
Volcik defeated Helton in the November 2010 election and took office in January 2011.
Felton was among 18 people who applied to succeed Lewis, who unexpectedly announced his retirement on Aug. 28 at the conclusion of a Commissioners' Court budget session.
He said he was leaving his office so he could spend more time with his wife, who also is retiring at the end of September, and with the couple's three grandchildren.
Lewis was first elected to the post in 1990.
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6 Great US Presidents and Their Crimes Against Humanity
History books tend to be kind to American presidents, often overlooking some pretty dick-ish behavior. It's a pretty tough job, so they probably deserve a break once in a while. But some historical anecdotes seem like they were omitted to avoid classrooms full of weeping, terrified children.
In fact, it turns out that even the greatest presidents have some scary-ass skeletons in the closet.
#6. John Adams, Founder of (and Enemy of) Democracy
Why He's Awesome:
This charming founding father was the second president. Before that he served as George Washington's vice president and helped author the Declaration of Independence. After that he got his own HBO miniseries starring the whiny dude from Sideways. The series seems to argue that Adams was totally the most underrated founding father, and that it might have been his face on the dollar bill if our nation didn't hate short ugly people so much.
Oh, did we mention that he started violating the Constitution before the ink even dried on his signature?
Wait, What the Fuck?
When Adams found himself in the middle of an undeclared war with France in 1798, he did what any president would have done: built up the army, oversaw the construction of warships, and raised taxes. Then he went a step further and ate the Constitution.
Adams, with his brand new Constitution Toilet Paper.
Adams passed the Alien and Sedition Acts, which said American citizens were no longer allowed to say anything negative about the government, or its officials. The president could also deport any individual who was from France, or really any individual who someone heard say something nice about France.
We can only imagine what John Adams thought of fellow founding father Benjamin Franklin, who spent much of the time after the American revolution banging fine-ass French shorties.
#5. Abraham Lincoln Screws Habeas Corpus, Never Calls Back
Why He's Awesome:
Lincoln might be the most revered president in United States history. Not only did the guy end slavery in the US, but he also reunited the country after the bloodiest war in its history. And he did it all while uttering a string of sage proverbs and sporting the bitchingest hat/beard combo this side of ZZ Top.
So what if, during the course of the war, he nearly arrested a Supreme Court justice for not agreeing with him?
Wait, What the Fuck?
Well, Chief Justice Roger Taney would have had plenty of company in the Thought Crimes ward during the Lincoln administration. In response to some rioting in the Union, Lincoln suspended the writ of Habeas Corpus, that little piece of legal trivia that prevents the government from tossing anyone they want in jail without a trial. That meant that Lincoln had the authority to round up 18,000 suspected Confederate sympathizers and put them away.
"If I hear one more word about the Constitution I'm arresting this whole fucking country."
Or he would have had the authority, if it weren't for the damn Constitution. In the court case Ex parte Merryman, Staney ruled that Lincoln couldn't suspend habeas corpus. Lincolns response? He signed a warrant for Taneys arrest (if some records from the time are to be believed). Of course he never would have gotten away with it, if he hadn't suspended habeas corpus! Which, if you think about it, proves Taney wrong, albeit in the most retarded way possible. Take that, law!
"Arrest that man, he is incredibly dangerous!"
The arrest warrant was never served, as the story goes that Lincoln changed his mind and aborted beforehand. If he hadn't, who knows, it could be some other asshole on the five dollar bill.
#4. Teddy Roosevelt and the France Double-Team Panama
Why He's Awesome:
Teddy Roosevelt is pretty much the manliest creature to have ever existed, all the more so because he didn't start out that way. Born with only two of the eight testicles that he would possess by the end of his life, Roosevelt spent his early childhood as an asthmatic nerd, but through a strict exercise regimen and sheer force of testostotastic will, he managed to grow up into one mean rough-riding, trust-busting son-of-a-bitch.
His presidency was defined mostly by battles against corruption, racism, general badassery, and teaming up with a French to rip off the entire country of Colombia.
Wait, What the Fuck?
So the United States wanted to build a canal in the province of Colombia called Panama. After some intense negotiations, a treaty between the two countries was signed, but Colombia's Senate rejected it and asked for $10 million more than what had been previously agreed upon.
That's where Philippe-Jean Bunau Varilla comes in. Varilla was a French lobbyist, and the proud owner of what scientists have determined to be the most ridiculously French name in history.
Varilla came to the White House and convinced Roosevelt that the best way to get around the Colombian Senate's obstinacy was to start fucking with Colombia's domestic politics in a big way. See, at the time, Panama was considering seceding from Colombia, and Roosevelt decided that in order to get what he wanted, he was going to have to become that country's anti-Lincoln and get some Panamanians civil-warring. When Panama officially announced that it's independence, Roosevelt sent the USS Nashville to block the Colombian navy from interfering. And thus an independent country was born.
Well, independent from Colombia, anyway. Varilla now wriggled his oily little mustache into becoming the newly independent Panama's ambassador to the US.
Two weeks after Roosevelt and some French guy stole Panama ... er, after Panama declared independence from Colombia, Varilla signed the Hay-Bunau Varilla treaty and sold the Panama Canal Zone to the United States without the permission of a single actual resident of Panama, none of whom ever trusted a man with a mustache again.


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I was told that $\operatorname{sech} x$ has a simple pole. Could someone please explain what that means? I have looked up the definition but it involves too much jargon like holomorphic, etc. Is there a simple definition and why is this true? Thanks.
Recall that $\operatorname{sech}(x) = \frac{1}{\cosh(x)}$. When $x \in \mathbb{R}$, hyperbolic cosine is non-negative, so $\operatorname{sech}(x)$ has no poles on the real axis.
Zeros of the hyperbolic cosine are all along the imaginary axis at $z_n = i \frac{\pi}{2} + i \pi n$. Consider a vicinity of such a zero: $$\begin{align} \frac{1}{\cosh(z_n + \epsilon)} &= \frac{1}{\cosh(z_n) \cosh(\epsilon) + \sinh(z_n) \sinh(\epsilon)}\\ &= \frac{1}{\sinh(z_n)} \frac{1}{\sinh(\epsilon)}\\ &\sim \frac{1}{\sinh(z_n)} \left( \frac{1}{\epsilon} + o(1) \right) \end{align} $$ The order of the pole is one, so it is called simple. But as you see, $\operatorname{sech}(x)$ has infinitely many simple poles.
Added: The series expansion for $\frac{1}{\sinh(\epsilon)}$ follows from series expansion for $\sinh(\epsilon) \sim \epsilon + \frac{\epsilon^3}{3!} + \ldots + \frac{1}{(2n+1)!}\epsilon^{2n+1} + o(\epsilon^{2n+2})$.


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Kings of the NFC—And Maybe the NFL
ATLANTA—It was absorbing, excruciating, head-spinning and draining. In an epic NFL postseason, Sunday's NFC championship game was another nail-biter that kept us guessing until the final few seconds. But in the end, we got the Super Bowl matchup that almost everyone wanted: The San Francisco 49ers are headed to New Orleans for a starry showdown with the Baltimore Ravens.
It's a game that will be headlined by Ray Lewis, the Harbaugh brothers and Colin Kaepernick, the 49ers' impossibly cool quarterback, who led his team back from an early hole to a 28-24 victory and its first Super Bowl berth in 18 years.
Deep down, it is probably best that it worked out like this. The Falcons were no one's idea of a sexy Super Bowl pick. Despite their 13-3 record, the best in the NFC, and the fact they had home-field advantage throughout the playoffs, the Falcons never captured the imagination like the other three teams playing Sunday.
San Francisco, on the other hand, is NFL royalty. This team has five Super Bowl titles and one of the brightest, brashest young rosters in the league. By the fourth quarter, when the 49ers roared back from a 17-0 deficit to take its first lead of the game on Frank Gore's 9-yard run, it felt like the right team would be heading to the Superdome. "In the second half, we showed what 49er football is all about," 49ers tight end Delanie Walker said.
In many ways, Sunday's game was a tribute to San Francisco's strengths. In the second half, the 49ers offense looked all but unstoppable. The defense, which had been eviscerated by Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan and wide receiver Julio Jones in the first half, toughened up after halftime. And the way the road team recovered from a 17-point hole—the biggest comeback in NFC championship history—bodes well should they fall behind early in two weeks. In fact, if it weren't for a fumble by Michael Crabtree inches from the goal line, San Francisco's margin of victory could even have been greater.
But before we slobber all over San Francisco or Kaepernick, making only his ninth start in the NFL, let's remember just how close the Falcons came to punching their own Super Bowl ticket. As Ryan led the Atlanta offense down the field, trailing by four in the final two minutes of regulation, the Falcons had a first down at the San Francisco 16-yard line. The 49ers looked set to surrender a go-ahead touchdown, and had they done so, it would be hard to argue that the Falcons didn't deserve it. Atlanta finished the game with 27 first downs to San Francisco's 21, ran 65 plays to San Francisco's 50 and netted 477 yards to San Francisco's 382.
All of which should remind us that San Francisco is far from unbeatable. For all the improvement their defense showed, there were signs in the first half that the 49ers' suspect secondary can be picked apart by big, athletic receivers. San Francisco simply couldn't contain Jones, who finished with 182 receiving yards and two touchdowns, while Roddy White added seven grabs for 100 yards. Then there was the lackluster play of the 49ers vaunted defensive line, which registered just a single sack and allowed Ryan plenty of time to go through his reads. "We needed to cover better and rush better in the first half," said 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh. "We needed stops. In the second half, we got those stops."
Meanwhile, the San Francisco kicking game should come with its own defibrillator. In the third quarter, David Akers missed a potential game-tying 38-yard field goal. By the end, he looked relieved simply to convert his extra-point attempts.
Still, with Kaepernick running this offense, it is hard to bet against the 49ers. This was nothing like the bravura performance we witnessed last weekend, when the first-year starter terrorized the Green Bay Packers with his blazing speed and scrambling ability. This time, Kaepernick rarely left the pocket and finished with 21 yards on two carries—some 160 rushing yards short of his total against the Packers.
Instead, Sunday cast Kaepernick as a patient pocket passer. He completed 16 of his 21 passes for 233 yards and one touchdown. While Ryan committed two turnovers, Kaepernick didn't throw a single interception. "He just played great," Harbaugh said. "I don't even know the words to say it. It was a great performance by out quarterback."
It wasn't the coronation we had expected—but it was just as impressive in its own way.


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I recognized, that the extended memory version of FL10 has some serious problems with its master clock.
Song is set to 127.
I add a 4 bar hihat loop, timed correctly
I add Vengeance Philta XL to the related fx track
Choosing "Mountain Climber" preset
Set (internal) lfo to 2/1
Put the audioclips in the playlist (no loop!)
Play (don't jump! Just leave it playing)
After around 1:30mins you hear, that the plugin lfo gets slightly but noticable async - it's around 0,1-1% faster than it should be => sounds crappy/incoherent.
If I open this project in "normal" FL10 version, this issue does not appear!
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Did anybody ever conduct experiments on fusing living brains?
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The odds of that are really very slim. "Growing brains" in vitro is rather difficult, and it appears that no one has created the brain of a real organism, but they have created "brains" from cultured dissociated neurons.
Fusing brains is complicated by the fact that you need to make the appropriate synaptic connections between neurons, and what exactly are the appropriate connections is still being worked out. As a side note, this is one of the goals of the BRAIN Initiative.
The closest I believe people have come to anything approaching fusion are brain transplants in non-human animals. This might be the closest thing to an in vivo fusion, especially if it is only a partial brain transplant. This is discussed a bit here.


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Is there such a word as "drownded"? I would say "drowned" but I am hearing "drownded" so often I am beginning to wonder.
For example:
He went into the deepest waters and drownded.
Is there such a word as "drownded"? I would say "drowned" but I am hearing "drownded" so often I am beginning to wonder.
For example:
Drownd is an archaic form of drown from which drownded is an archaic form of drowned. It is still found in some dialects either by survival or by emphasis of the -ed since the rhymes-with-round sound of drowned may not sound as obviously past-tense to some ears as others.
It's incorrectly frowned upon as incorrect, by people whose dialects did not retain drownd and drownded, and worth avoiding for that reason, especially in writing - so as to not only be correct, but to be seen to be correct.
But likewise, since it isn't really incorrect, the only time it is appropriate to criticise someone for using it is if you are enforcing a style-guide (when you can criticise any decision that goes against it). Those using it are not wrong.
Edit: In the dialect I grew up with, we were familiar with all four of drownd, drownded, drown and drowned. We knew that the latter two were received English, and would use them in writing, or when we wished to avoid dialectical words to "speak proper". I did not know they were retentions (my dialect has a good few retentions, some Hibernicisms, some borrowings from Ulster-Scots, and some presumably inventions of its own, but only as someone with an interest in such matters in later life do I know a bit about which are which), but we did use them. In general speech we favoured drown and drownded because drownd and drowned sound quite close to each other, while drown and drownded are clearly differentiated>
The OED (Oxford English Dictionary) gives drownded as an alternative to drowned and there are ten citations throughout the dictionary illustrating its earlier use, but its use now is described as 'vulgar'.
Stick to drowned.
Merriam-Webster's 3rd Unabridged Dictionary of English (MW3UDE) lists "drownded" as a nonstandard spelling of drowned, which means that it has enough history to justify its use, but that it's probably not going to be seen very often, if ever, in formal English writing. Drowned is the current standard spelling.
I have known people who say "drowned" as the present tense (i.e. "Without a life-guard, people will drowned"), drownded as the past tense, as well as "drownding" instead of drowning. I think it is common in the Midwest.
c1850 – c1950 the heyday of drownded:
Too early to call it entirely wrong or deprecate it, perhaps.


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Feral, stray, and pet cats are all members of the same species; they are all domestic cats. But stray cats and feral cats are also different from each other in a very important way—in their relationship to and interactions with people.
Whether you are a shelter worker, veterinarian, or feral cat advocate—or you just share your neighborhood with feral cats—knowing how to tell the difference can help inform how best to interact with a cat or what, if any, intervention would be in each cat's best interest.
We use the term "socialized" to mean cats who are friendly towards people—or cats who enjoy companionship with us in our homes.
Kittens becomes socialized by interacting with people—being held, spoken to, and played with—from an early age. If a kitten does not become accustomed to people holding her and petting her within this crucial window, she will grow up apprehensive of humans and will not be suited to or happy living in homes.
Pet and stray cats are socialized to people.
Feral cats are not socialized to people. While they are socialized to their colony members and bonded to each other, they do not have that same relationship with people.
Since it is difficult to determine each cat's socialization during a stressful event such as trapping, it's a good idea to observe cats on their own outdoors using the guidelines below. Remember that these guidelines are not hard and fast rules and that just one of these traits is probably not enough to draw a conclusion.
Bottom line: If a cat you don't know approaches you or if you can touch her, she is most likely not feral. Not all stray cats will do this though, especially at first—each cat will act differently in a variety of situations. More monitoring using these guidelines may be necessary to determine if the cat is socialized.
May approach people, houses, porches, or cars
Will not approach and will likely seek hiding places to avoid people
Will likely live alone, not be part of a group
May belong to a colony
Might walk and move like a housecat, such as walking with tail up—a sign of friendliness
May crawl, crouch, stay low to the ground, and protect body with tail
Will probably look at you, blink, or make eye contact
Unlikely to make eye contact
May be vocal, meow, or "answer" your voice
Won't meow, beg, or purr
Will be visible primarily during the daytime
More likely to be nocturnal; occasionally out during the day
Will probably be dirty or disheveled
Will probably have a clean, well-kept coat. A male with a big head and thick neck, muscular body, and/or scars from fighting is more likely to be feral, since these are traits associated with intact males (and only 2% of feral cats are neutered in the U.S.). He may also have a spiky coat from high testosterone levels and less time spent grooming; may also have "stud tail"—hair loss, greasiness, or bumps at the base of the tail due to hormones.
Will not have an eartip
Will likely have an eartip if neutered as part of a TNR program
A female who is pregnant or lactating is more likely to be feral, since only 2% of feral cats are neutered in the U.S.
Alley Cat Allies recognizes that a cat's level of socialization and behavior is not always black and white, particularly for feral cats who recognize their caregiver. They may show signs of familiarity, such as a tail up or hanging out on a caregiver's porch, but these behaviors are usually limited to the cat's interaction with the caregiver and only develop after building a relationship over time. Always remember: this does not mean that the cat is a good candidate for living indoors.
When in a frightening or stressful environment—such as a trap or a shelter—a friendly stray cat may act like a feral cat, avoiding people and possibly even showing aggression to avoid being touched. "A lot of cats seem feral in traps but are just afraid," explains Alley Cat Allies Feral Friend Genevieve Van de Merghel. Who can blame them? The cat is in a new and unfamiliar place.
Here are some ways that will help distinguish a feral cat from a scared stray cat when they are frightened, confined, or in a new place.
It may be possible to touch the cat eventually or she may tolerate a small amount of touching with an object
Can not be touched, even by a caregiver
May come to the front of the cage
Will likely stay in the back of the cage and retreat as far back as possible
May eventually rub against the cage in a friendly way
If jolted or frightened, may shake, rattle, or climb the cage, and could become injured banging into the cage
May relax over time
Will remain tense and unsocial
May investigate toys or food placed near the cage
Will likely ignore all people and toys, and possibly even food
May respond to household sounds like cat food cans or bags being opened
Will not show any familiarity or interest in household sounds
May hiss or growl to show anxiety
Will be aggressive and lash out if threatened or cornered (signs of aggression include ears back and eyes dilated)
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How do I to defend myself against early ignites? In mid/late game it isn't a problem, but early game is horrible! I don't know what I can do! Potions and healing skills are weak due to the heal debuff. My main champions are Malzahar and Xin Zhao, but I want a more generic solution, that works with any champion. Thank you!
My personal opinion is that you can't and you actually don't really need to counter ignite.
I mean you could consider cleanse to get rid of the healing debuff so when you get ignited you can just drink a potion and get the full healing it offers. But unless you're facing a CC heavy team having cleanse in mid is just not worth it. It's better if you get an ignite as well (and a flash ofc).
What you wanna do is be careful not to get yourself in a position to die from an ignite. Cause if you do there's not really much you can do. Especially early game. Not many items you can buy to counter it since its early. Like you said healing spells don't do much.
Damage absorbing shields should do you more good there. Like barrier (not worth it imo, much like cleanse) or skill shields like lux's W etc.
All in all ignite is a strong spell and early game the only thing that can save you is awareness of danger and backing out soon enough.
In addition to Panagiotis' insightful answer, you can often use your own intuition to your advantage. You need to know the limits of your own champion as well as the limits of the enemy champion. You should always know what champions on the other team have ignite before the match begins. The best rule of thumb is to assume their ignite is up at all times. Of course, good players will let their teams know when their lane opponents use summoners (i.e. flash is down, so the next gank is easier).
Ignite doesn't really do much damage. It's meant to prevent healing and finish off weak opponents (in the early game especially). If you're losing to ignite, it's already a pretty close fight. Chances are you chose a bad engage. Perhaps you initiated a fight as Malzahar when your ignite was down, and the enemy's ignite was up.


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Richard Feynman!
I can recommend the following physics books. They are all somewhat different, but collectively they provide a good picture of where ideas in physics are today and how modern theories developed.
The Strangest Man: The Hidden Life of Paul Dirac, Quantum Genius, Graham Farmelo
Quantum Enigma, Bruce Rosenblum and Fred Kuttner
The Infinity Puzzle, Frank Close
About Time, Adam Frank
Knocking on Heaven's Door, Lisa Randall
The Grand Design, Stephen Hawking and Leonard Mlodinow
Dr. Posin's Giants, by Daniel Posin even children can read this one....
The Strange Story of the Quantum Banesh Hoffman a real scientist and a good, if a little colloquial in that breathless American 1940's way, writer
Men of Mathematics Eric Temple Bell includes many of the greatest physicists
Understanding Physics by Isaac Asimov
Irving Adler was also a truly great writer.
Relativity: The Special and General Theory Albert Einstein a masterpiece
I honestly cannot recommend Feynman. I would recommend Dirac if I thought a non physicist could understand him, with that proviso,
Directions in Physics P.A.M. Dirac, and
The Development of Quantum Theory: [the] J. Robert Oppenheimer Memorial Lecture, by P.A.M. Dirac.... I think a non-physicist could get a lot out of these rather short books but would have to be willing to "black box" a significant proportion of the readings....
I'm not all that familiar with what Asimov has written about physics, but I used to have his "Asimov on Chemistry" and it was one of the best collections of essays I've ever read.
The New Science of Strong Materials or Why You Don't Fall through the Floor
Structures: Or Why Things Don't Fall Down
The rather overlooked J E Gordon is an excellent teacher, better than the more philosophical Petroski's works
German book:
It gives a concise introduction into many important topics of physics and motivates to learn math. I read it during my first semesters and it helped to keep me interested in mathematics even though the professor only occasionally motivated his topics.
I would have liked to read this book when I was in school.
For a layman "The Evolution of Physics" is a must. It is book for every philosopher,beginner in physics and an expert physicist.
Einstein shares his philosophical thoughts about Nature. Einstein begins with a rhetorical style. He does the comparison of physicist with the reader of the Book of Nature and in the 2nd chapter The decline of the mechanical View he rejects the likeness. The book conveys the fact that every physical theory or concept is free creation of human mind. A physicist tries his best to make a picture of reality and hopes for a better picture than the previous one designed to explain the Nature but alas he will never know the real picture of Nature. Two or more different pictures of nature can be drawn to understand it and all of them may well correctly explain Nature but we always should seek for a simpler one and more general pictures.
The old edition is available for free download at archive.org. The readers interested in history of the book and its writters should read the new edition which contains a Foreword by Walter Isaacson.
As a non-physicist I found "A Brief History of Time" by Stephen Hawking pretty good.
A Short History Of Nearly Everything by Bill Bryson
The Flying Circus of Physics by Jearl Walker.
Both of these books can also be read by "non-laymen" for amusements and "laymen" for amusement and knowledge.
As Feynman's lectures have already been recommended, I'll put forth few more recommendations
Thirty years that shook physics by George Gamow. (on the scientists and the scientific upheavals preceding the quantum revolution)
Mr Tompkins series by George Gamow. (rather than providing knowledge for laymen, it serves to amuse the readers, but with plots using several of the physical and general scientific concepts. Requires slight background on physics.)
I would suggest only one book for a brief history of few of the mathematical giants such as Euler, Bernoulli, Newton .
Its Journey Through Genius by Dunham. I am never unimpressed with the way the author exposits.


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I've heard in many places, educated people saying "but nevertheless...". I think both but and nevertheless have the play the same role. Is their combination, as to emphasize that what follows is opposes to the previous statement(s), allowed? Is it considered redundant or uneducated?
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It isn't redundant, not least because but is a conjunction and nevertheless is an adverb. The OED has around 40 citations for but nevertheless, including this, for example, from the poet Stephen Spender:
But signals a contrast, while nevertheless tells us that what is to come is said in spite of Whitman's work being vague and formless. But on its own would not have achieved this effect. The OED editors themselves use the two words in the same way one of their definitions:
I think the purpose is that it gives the sentence a different flow than nevertheless alone.
Nevertheless is a different kind of opposition than generic but - it emphasizes independence, "not being affected". So, the choice between but and nevertheless gives a somewhat different impression, conveys a different message.
Meanwhile, nevertheless is a word to usually appear at the beginning of a sentence. Normally, you'll see:
This is not entirely the same as
Now if you want to retain the first meaning, while obtaining the uninterrupted flow of the second example, you'll use both:
The snarky, captious side of me deplores this; the humane and tolerant side fastens on your statement that you've heard it.
Speech is constructed on the fly, and is often (perhaps usually) tentative. People say something, immediately look to qualify it, and throw in a conjunction, "and" or "but" or whatever, to signal that there's more to come, then say what they mean when they've collected their thoughts. If nevertheless turns out to be the word that provides the exact force they want to express, they can't go back and erase the "but".
So when you hear it, ignore it. But if you see it in writing, correct it; and I for one won't object if you characterize it in snarky and captious terms.
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In the latest Division II Rankings, four Wolves found spots at their respective weight class, as heavyweight Matt Wade carries the highest spot coming in at the No. 2 position. BJ Young is ranked No. 3 at 141, while Jeff Vesta is slotted seventh at 125. Joey Grisko rounds out the bunch ranked No. 8 at 197.
In the last three seasons, Newberry has lost just five duals in the span with just one loss at Eleazer Arena. Within the last three years, the Wolves have posted 51 dual victories, highlighted by a sixth-place finish at last year's NCAA Division II Championships.
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With the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding, NYU President John Sexton and President Esperanza Aguirre of the Madrid Regional government today agreed to begin a study of ways to expand NYU's academic program in Madrid. The Government of Madrid has identified an exceptional property where such an expanded program might be located – el Palacio del Marqués de Salamanca de la Finca de Vista Alegre – where the Memorandum of Understanding was signed.
Madrid is home to NYU's longest-standing study away site. NYU in Madrid, now based in the north of the city, was established in 1958 and NYU has long enjoyed a particularly close relationship with the region of Madrid and with Spain. An expansion of the current program would cement these long ties and would make the Madrid site a central hub in NYU's emerging global network.
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- A new analysis finds the number of federal aid programs for state and local governments totaled 1,122 in 2010, more than triple the number 25 years ago. Some of the most expensive programs are in education, housing, health care, and transportation.
- From selling state airplanes--"not a core function of government"--to the site chosen to unveil his proposed budget (a church in a small Central Florida town), Florida's new Republican governor, Rick Scott, has from day one disfavored political and governmental bureaucracies and embraced free-market ideals.
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