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Here's hoping Ellis is traded before then.Hide replies
I think your dislike for Monta matches mine for Tobias.
Very True, and Tobias is better. Ha ha.
Most probably don't dislike Ellis as a player with certain abilities, but dislike that guard combo of him and Jennings playing together. [BCJ] understands one must go and doesn't want that guy to be Jennings.
I have no question in my mind that you absolutely dislike Harris [G$]. Drafting a younger player in the mid-first round is always risky business
and this one hasn't quite worked out yet, and maybe never will.
I wonder how much interest there is in Harris around the league? I still have hope for the kid.
IAT my dislike for Ellis has nothing to do with Jennings or who he plays with. I don't like Ellis and the effort he displays in playing the game. I don't care what team he is on. He has no desire to play hard..........ever! He cheats the game.
While Ellis (like Jennings) "appears" to take nights off,
I can assure you {bcj} 'these eyes' have witnessed a one
Monta Ellis play hard/ hustle/ etc. He seems to have
a skill set that might be worthy of note if only 'the other side'
did'nt surface as often. I've stated frequently that Ellis is
responsible for far too many 'empty possessions'. Yet,
to suggest his "desire" is lacking or doesn't "play hard ever"
might just be sellin the guy short. And, I'm not a big fan of
the guy either. Just not going to the extreme you seem to visit>
I think Monta is a good help defender, just that he isn't a good on-ball defender. As for offense, he's a high volume scorer, which isn't a good thing. He shoots way too many outside jumpers. He turns the ball over too many times when he drives. He's had a tough stretch the last two weeks. One thing for sure: he'll try to shoot his way outta this funk.
I'm waiting {money} for this guy's FG average to rise as he is
experincing his worst shooting year according to those who know.
(Right when he's traded you'll see the Neo-Ellis Arrive)>
Are you talking about Jennings or Ellis [G$]?
Seems that resume fits Jennings more than Ellis.
His hustle is a lot better than his decision making, IMO. The worst thing about Jennings is that whatever he is bad at, we already have covered with Jennings.
um, Ellis
thanx for confusing me with the facts when my mind was already made uP.
Yeah, I'm pretty much in the same boat concerning both players. Declaring he "cheats the game" seemed a little too negative for me. It seems my suggestion was incorrect about the Jennings/Ellis duo having anything to do with [BCJ]'s disparagement of Monta, but ... if I held Brandon Jennings in the same high esteem as he does, it's only natural to take sides. IMO.
I think Brandon still has upside. I think he can be a better distributor and defender. I think with better players Brandon would be willing to be a pass-first PG. Now I think he feels he doesn't have a choice but take the scoring role. With Monta, what you see is what you get. He ain't changing his game for nobody.
This is not a Jennings vs Ellis post. This was a I've never liked Monta Ellis's game nor will I ever.
And I never liked Bogut's game at all. And I love Monta's game for what he is.
Sorry off topic here, but can someone give me an update on why Tobias Harris isn't getting any minutes. I admit that I haven't been watching as much of the Bucks as usual but I don't remember if he was injured or if it is just a coaching decision.Hide replies
For everyone's sake, I'll leave this one alone:)
Someone may have something else for ya (FAN), yet, as we roll through these threads I can assure you little has been discussed by way of J/S staff/or by way of the Bucks Admin.
That said, some here speculate that while he may have some upside to his offensive game, the rest is pretty much a work in progress. We note Boylan going to Henson more (since Skiles departure), yet, Tobias shares space with others at Pines End.
And some (FAN) have even left the good ship Tobias stating he too has fallen into that perverbial list of Hammond's wasted picks.
So much written, and spoken of this kid in the summer leading into the season. Truly, a present dissapointment. Has for the big picture...
..'stay tuned partner'>>>?
Thanks kstein!
My pleasure {FAN}>
Thanks kstein for relying my sediments. I'll admit when I'm wrong (not liking the Bogut trade, confused in drafting another PF in Henson) but I'm still disappointed Hammond took tweener Harris and not MarShon Brooks or a a stretch 4 project in Donatus Motiejunas. Here's to hoping I'm wrong!
I had ya in mind {money} but, I'm not one to kiss and tell, OR
"name names"....:>)
And for the record I personally have not given up on the kid.
He has some upside. Patience is often needed as these kids grow
differently. And, just when ya think about given up on them...
Larry Sanders appears. (Your GM brought both Sammy D, and Joe P
on board because they too thought Sanders had pretty much leveled off?')
Marshon Brooks is terrible. Can you just let that go for once?
MarShon can play, Tobias cannot. That's why I cannot let go.
Brooks can play? Where at St. Doms?
LOL! Tobias got his chance to play at the beginning of the season. he failed miserably. Obviously Boylan feels the same way as Skiles: the kid can't play. Brooks gets tick-tock in Brooklyn. Although inconsistent(one game 17 pts the next 4pts) he has shown he can play in the NBA. I haven't any glimpses from Tobias. None.
Not to get into a semantics bout with you {money} yet his
'failed miserably' needs to be said within the context of this
time frame. His failure then does not preclude success later.
Hence, I'd pause at least another season before dumpin the guy.
How many draft picks is this team going to acquire only then to
release them within the next season or two? Coaching should
be a verb, not a noun. I'm sure their (coaches) are working
with him>
Tobias is currently 4th on the Bucks in true shooting %, 4th in points per minute and 4th in points per shot. He is the best combination of effectiveness and efficiency the this team has, and he has been that way for two years. Say his defense is bad, but don't say that he can't score. On many teams (those with less of a defensive focus) he would be a key player.
Your (BNK) slide rule approach to evaluating the Bucks is very maddening to me and glaringly says you don't know much about basketball except for crunching the numbers. Tobias Harris got extended time and what I saw from him...ON THE COURT... is a raw player that has poor ball handling skills and can't create a shot for himself. When he does, its been put right back in his face. I still think Tobias Harris is a sleeper though and with a lot of work on his game will be an effective player in this league. Getting sent down may be a good thing for him but getting to watch and learn in practice may be the best thing for him. Like I said, he will get there much like Sanders eventually did. The raw tools are there the speed and control he plays at is not.......yet. .
Simple. He doesn't deserve it. You fans think this is about sentimentality? The coaches know if he is ready or not. He is not....he is too slow and is only 20. He is not ready. If he stayed at Tennessee and learned to guard someone with his size we might have something.
You're right, he plays too slow but Larry Bird wasn't exactly quick but found a way to score. In time, Harris will eventually improve and get faster and find ways to score. Better ballhandling and being able to go right or left will help. What he does have going for him is his ability to shoot the ball and his range. That is critical. Give him time he will get there.
Slow, fat, stupid or not-able-to-get-his-own shot, ten shots by Tobias will get you 12 points, while ten by Ellis will be lucky to get you eleven. No matter how hard you watch the game, nothing will change that. Sure he can be awkward, and has poor handles, but on a team that struggles with efficiency and field goal percentage, he is the cure.
Getting shots off in blow outs either down 20 or up 20 are far different than shooting when the game is in question. I like Tobias but his numbers are a product of garbage time.
actually Brewcrejon, if you take into account that Harris' minutes literally stopped following the T'wolves game at the end of November and that I did my math right, Harris shot 50.5% while getting significant minutes throughout the month of November. Like I said, from the beginning of December to now he has not been considered a significant contributor. Thus, if you notice his 48.1% for the season overall, you see his best minutes were put forth outside of garbage time. So not only was he scoring more efficiently as a contributor than as a garbage player, but he is the second most efficient perimeter player to Beno as a contributor.
A lot of those minutes of his were as a starter, if you remember. Harris has shot 506 as a starter, 380 off the bench FYI.
Good work '55. Great minds, something, something.....
That's how Glem got pushed off of 'The Fiscal Cliff'.
I wonder if Ellis will say he is as "good" as Kobe? He already said that about D-Wade and is running out of people to compare himself too this side of Michael Jordan.Hide replies
Don't you think lots of NBA players think they're better than they actually are? It seems to me that there are very few real 'difference makers' but a bunch of good players, that in the right situation, can impact their teams.
He is as good as them...in some ways. What's the problem? Kobe misses as many shots percentage wise then Monta and Wade and no one says anything. They are volume players. Just baskletball players and all have the same impact on their teams, regardless to how much Monta is ripped here. He is an elite level player and that is how they better treat him and how we better if we want to increase his value.
The big question: Is Monta covering Kobe? Hopefully not, I'm thinking Luc, Daniels and Dunleavy will get a crack at slowing Kobe down. I'm ok with Luc and Daniels using up their fouls in attempt to fuster Kobe.Hide replies
While Kobe certainly is the extreme example of the vulnerabilites at the Two Spot specifically, and the Guard positions in general, many a night
Ellis is challenged (as is BJ) with cats a whole lot bigger then they are.
I'm fairly certain both of their offensive games are compromised when up against the more talented guys on the Association Continum.
Ellis's ACE? HIs speed, and quickness. He very well could be one of
the fastest players on the floor presently. This man can gitty up..!
You dont "slow Kobe down"...next question? Just dont let bit players go off on you like Jodie Meeks or the other scrubs they have there. Kobe is unguardable there.
You can get in his head though. Luc might be able to do that.
Just prior to this new thread...this was posted.
Its content finds congruency with this thread as Ellis is in the spot light.
Lets re-post, and add comments:
"Things always seem cheery here after a Bucks victory, especially a 20 point comeback win and so gloomy after a disappointing loss (Friday night). And why not. This team has all of us on a roller coaster ride. Wondering exactly what this season holds.
My specific question is what move are the Bucks going to make. With expiring contracts of Mike Dunleavy, Beno Udrich, Samual Dalembert and Monta Ellis (in all probability) the Bucks are loaded to make moves toward the future and rebuilding this whole team.
Or are they going to try to add a significant piece or a couple of smaller pieces to aid in their playoff hopes?
IMO, I just want them to do something, one way or the other. While competing for a playoff spot with this team in tack seems possible, it would be another season of paddling upstream.
Boylan has made it clear he likes the young guys with hopes they will develop and pay dividends down the road. So do lots of guys who visit here. Therein lies the sticking point. For Boylan to keep his job, he probably has to make playoff run, and maybe even win a couple of games vs a high ranking team. So it comes down to this. It's not Boylan's decision what happens before the trading deadline. Somebody else, making the big bucks needs a clear vision.
I just hope that vision is not to do anything and hope for the best, again."
........(I Actually Think).........
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Here's my concern irregardless of players available.
Who will be the GM/Coach AFTER this season.?
We all know that certain coaches prefer certain players,
and as was the case with Skiles, each coach has 'tendencies'
which make it absolutely necessary to match Coach to players.
Dalembert and Ellis, for different reasons, seem save to let go.
The latter with too much invested in to simply let go without
reciprecation, AND, the notion he seems to prefer a new address anyway. Sammy D>, imo, just
not a good fit for this run run run club. (need younger / faster).
With Michael and Beno I can see some coaches embracing these
two, while perhaps others won't? I like em both, but, I'm not puttin
this thing together.
Therefore, until the TOP is solidfied lets be very careful in moving around
other parts until such a time when the Suit Issues have been quelled?
I think he could be in for a double win. Playing Henson and Sanders helps now and the future. I think they should send Tobias down to the NBDL with Lamb. I think that's the only hope for Tobias, because riding the pines won't help him get any better.
I have been saying that all year....that is obvious. Especially if you can do it unlimited times.
I'm sorry, but Kobe's defensive prowess is vastly overrated. Never mind what the Defensive First Team selections may say, he's lazy on the defensive end. Ellis and Jennings will be absolutely key for this game because there's no way Kobe, Nash or Duhon can check them when they're being aggressive. Defensively if we can stop Howard and Nash from beating us and keep the ball in Kobe's hands (not hard to do) then we should win this game.
Also, with Hill and Gasol out (right?) the Lakers bench is literally just a bench, so even if we fall behind to the starters we should have no trouble battling back. Hopefully we can pile it on this frustrated Lakers team.
On 'NBA players that should be dealt'........tell us something that we don't know, Bleacher Rapport:
"Gooden could still be a fairly productive player in this league, but he's been buried on the Bucks' bench. Sitting behind Ersan Ilyasova, Larry Sanders and John Henson, Gooden is nothing more than a highly-paid cheerleader in Milwaukee.
The youthful Bucks have no need for Gooden, especially when you consider he is owed $6.68 million over each of the next three seasons. Milwaukee would be wise to dump Gooden before they have to dish out more money to player who isn't logging minutes.
Beno Udrih - PG, Milwaukee Bucks
Another Buck who should be on the move, Udrih will likely be easier to get rid of than Gooden. That's because he has an attractive expiring contract, with his $7.3 million deal coming off the books after this season.
Udrih has also been decent in his limited playing time. He's averaging eight points, 3.2 assists and 2.3 rebounds in 18.9 minutes per game. As an added bonus, he's shooting a career-high 52.5 percent from the field.
The 30-year-old Udrih is a decent backup point guard, but with Brandon Jennings and Monta Ellis each playing more than 36 minutes per game, he's not exactly necessary in Milwaukee. If the Bucks can get a quality asset or two in return for Udrih, they should pull the trigger."Hide replies
The NBA and it's coverage on potential trades and organizational moves are horrendous.
The Bain0 trade does not make any sense unless we get a young, good backup point for him in return, which is highly unlikely.
no kidding. for whoever wrote that to say "he's not exactly necessary" has no clue what they are talking about.
I say we keep him for the year, unless, like Hawthorne said, we get a young backup PG for him.
Here's another Rudy scenario custom made just to rile uP BCJ, from Noam @ the Paroxysm:
"Noam: I've been intrigued by the recent Rudy Gay trade talk. On the one hand, I've been a big backer of these Memphis Grizzlies, and am dying to see what a fully healthy Conley-Allen-Gay-Randolph-Gasol lineup can do come playoff time. Then again, the Clippers and Thunder (and feel free to throw in the Spurs if you wish) seem to be distancing themselves from the pack as the Grizz offense has bogged down, and the tax concerns are very real.
The only way a Rudy deal makes sense is if Memphis gets back a combination of an acceptable starting 3, an actual long range shooter, and some backcourt scoring off the bench. Off the top of my head, the teams that best fit that description are the Suns (Jared Dudley as the first two, Shannon Brown as the latter, with the added potential of moving Marcin Gortat to a third team if needed) and the Bucks (Mike Dunleavy is absolutely perfect for this team's shooting woes, and I have this weird feeling that Lionel Hollins can make Monta Ellis work). What do you think? Rudy? No Rudy?"Hide replies
I'd be fine with giving up Monta and Dunleavy for Rudy. Any way we can throw one of our 7 PF's in the trade?
Monta Ellis straight up for Aaron Afflalo. I like Afflalo better than Rudy Gay, because Afflalo is a more complete player. Also, Bucks would then be set at shooting guard for the next 3 seasons. Orlando may be willing to do this because, assuming Ellis opts out of his deal after this season (and that's likely what will happen), it frees up money for the Magic to re-sign Orlando's favorite son, JJ Reddick. I can't imagine the Magic will re-sign Reddick if they have Afflalo on the roster. They can't pay two shooting guards that kind of money. The Ellis-Afflalo trade can be straight up even though the salaries don't match because Orlando has a trade exception.
H.O.F. for this guy, Finally??
"Marques Johnson
Stunningly, this is Marques Johnson's first appearance as a finalist for the Hall of Fame. It's all the more unbelievable considering in 1977 at UCLA he was the AP Player of the Year, the Naismith Player of the Year, Sporting News Player of the Year and the John R. Wooden Award. The Hall of Fame LOVES when a great pro is also an outstanding college player.
Johnson's NBA career was definitely a great one, too. He was a five-time all-star and a three-time member of the All-NBA team. He was a mobile forward who could score with power and finesse. On occasion he could also run the offense of the Milwaukee Bucks. Given that his coach was Don Nelson, you can see why this would come about. Johnson's career averages of 20 points and 7 rebounds don't translate into big-time career totals, though. He was hit by the Los Angeles Clippers curse, injuring his neck in November of 1986. The injury effectively ended his career as Marques managed just 10 more games in a brief comeback during the 1989-90 season.
Despite his first-time status as a finalist, I think Marques has the goods on the pro and college level to get in.
Chances of Induction: 7/10" from Curtis Harris @ the Paroxysm.Hide replies
I liked Marques Johnson. Thankfully, we got rid of him just in time.
Marques 'the incomparable' Johnson. That's what I used to call him.
My all time favorite Milwaukee Buck.
If they won't take Moncrief, I have a hard time seeing them take Marques. It doesn't seem fair that Dumars and Dennis Johnson are considered shoo-ins while Sidney can't get his due. He was the better player, and while Dumars and DJ got rings, they were never the best player on their own team.
And some more scuttlebutt on the Scott Skiles Saga from the Boston Globe........this is for U, SpecialK:
"The reality in Milwaukee is that coach Scott Skiles wanted out months ago, putting his house up for sale in the area and banking that he could get the Orlando job. It didn't happen, and Skiles had no interest in a contract extension with a roster that is a strange combination of aging veterans, solid but not spectacular youngsters, and the backcourt of Monta Ellis and Brandon Jennings, who can score but can't defend. Skiles never liked this roster and had lost his zest to coach, so his exit was good for both sides. Skiles wants to coach again, but he has burned bridges in so many locations that it's hard to imagine him finding a job anytime soon . . . "
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1.Dave Schlottfelt 3 fish 14.13lbs 70pts 2.Dave Burket 3 fish 13.32lbs 65 pts 3.Jesse Brenna 3 fish 11.12lbs 60 pts 4.Joe Kraft 2 fish 7.38lbs 55pts 5.Al Pallavivini 3 fish 6.87lbs 50 pts 6.Armando Lugo 2 fish 5.61lbs 49pts 7. DJ Fiori 1 fish 5.18lbs 48 pts 8. Rich Mccrone 1 fish 4.09 lbs 47pts 9. Andy Konca 1 fish 2.72lbs 46 pts 10. John Troncone 1 fish 2.57lbs 45 pts 11. George Huderwich 1 fish 2.11 lbs 44 pts 12.Rich Hudanich 1 fish 1.98lbs 43pts 13. Edwin Cotto 1 fish 1.95lbs 42 pts 14. Luke Schrader 1 fish 1.74lbs 41 pts 15. Rob Potts 1 fish 1.69lbs 40 pts


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Here's a screenshot of the output (to be clear about it's appearance):
Now let's look at some other
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OutputForm[a \[UndirectedEdge] b]
StandardForm[a \[UndirectedEdge] b]
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`Part works on the FullForm and InputForm as expected:
FullForm[a \[UndirectedEdge] b][[1, 2]]
InputForm[a \[UndirectedEdge] b][[1, 2]]
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But Part does not return consistent results for other cases:
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OutputForm[a \[UndirectedEdge] b][[1, 2]]
StandardForm[a \[UndirectedEdge] b][[1, 2]]
TraditionalForm[a \[UndirectedEdge] b][[1, 2]]
Can anyone help explain why Part gives different results? In particular, why doesn't it respond to all of the cases as if they were the FullForm version?
In retrospect, I realize that I was both (a) miscounting levels and (b) oblivious to the role of Forms as wrappers of expressions. The second issue is touched on by this contribution by R.M


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There is the notion of class number from algebraic number theory. Why is such a notion defined and what good comes out of it?
It is nice if it is $1$; we have unique factorization of all ideals; but otherwise?
There is the notion of class number from algebraic number theory. Why is such a notion defined and what good comes out of it?
It is nice if it is $1$; we have unique factorization of all ideals; but otherwise?
As others have said, often what you want for a particular Diophantine application is that the class number of a certain number field be relatively prime to a certain number. The famous example of this (as already noted by others) is Kummer's Theorem that for an odd prime $p$, the Fermat equation $x^p + y^p = z^p$ has no integer solutions with $xyz \neq 0$ if the ring of integers of $\mathbb{Q}[e^{\frac{2 \pi i}{p}}]$ has class number prime to $p$.
Another -- simpler -- nice example is the Mordell equation $y^2 + k = x^3$. If $k \equiv 1,2 \pmod 4$ and the ring $\mathbb{Z}[\sqrt{-k}]$ has class number prime to $3$, then all of the integer solutions to the Mordell equation can be found. See Section 4 of
for an exposition of this which is (I hope) reasonably elementary and accessible to undergraduates.
The class group of a number field $K$ can be used to parametrize other objects.
1) If $[L:K] = n$, the possible $O_K$-module structure of $O_L$ is described by the ideal classes of $K$, although it is still an open question in general to show for each $n > 1$ and each ideal class of $K$ that there's an extension $L/K$ with degree $n$ such that $O_L$ as an $O_K$-module corr. to that ideal class. (This is known for small $n$, but not for general $n$.)
2) The orbits of the action of $\text{SL}_2(O_K)$ on ${\mathbf P}^1(K)$ are in bijection with ideals classes in $K$. For instance, the action is transitive iff $K$ has class number 1.
3) When $O$ is a quadratic order with discriminant $d$, the (narrow) class group of $O$ describes the primitive quadratic forms of discriminant $d$ up to proper equivalence. Here we need a slightly more general concept than the usual ideal class group (unless $O = O_K$).
4) Weierstrass equations for an elliptic curve over $K$ up to a standard change of variables are related to ideal classes in $K$ (see Silverman's first book on ell. curves, Chap. VIII).
Well, class field theory states that the class number is the degree of the largest everywhere-unramified abelian extension of a number field (namely, the Hilbert class field). But class field theory really says a lot more: it says that there's an isomorphism between the Galois group and the ideal class group. And in general, for any abelian extension $L/K$, there's an isomorphism between $G(L/K)$ and a certain "generalized ideal class group" of $K$ where you quotient by ideals that are norms from $L$. This can be stated somewhat more elegantly using ideles.
But, you asked about the class number. In class field theory, it's difficult (to my knowledge) to prove directly that the Artin reciprocity map defined from ideals to the Galois group is an isomorphism. You can show that it is surjective and injective, however; to do this, you have to estimate the order of these generalized ideal class groups, which you can do using either analytic (L-function) methods or algebraic (e.g., using the Herbrand quotient) methods. So this is where the size and seemingly "decategorified" properties (like the order) become more important than the groups themselves: the proofs.
We say that a prime p is regular if it does not divide the class number of the p-th cyclotomic field. For regular primes, it is easy to prove Fermat's last theorem, as outlined for instance in Milne's notes.
Basically, everything would be easy if the class number was 1, in which case one could use unique factorization. If the class number is prime to p, you use the fact that every ideal whose p-th power is principal must itself be principal. This, together with unique factorization for ideals, turns out to be all that you need in the naif proof.
Frequently in studying diophantine equations, or related problems, one is forced to look at rings of integers of algebraic number fields, and it may be that the class number of the ring your are forced to deal with is > 1. In this case, there is nothing you can do to change that fact; you have to live with it.
As a response, it is natural to try and develop a theory of the class number and the class group, as a means of finding ways to deal with the failure of unique factorization. Kummer was the one who invented the notion of class number, and he did in the course of his work on Fermat's Last Theorem; this is what is described in Andrea Ferretti's answer, and is an excellent example of what I am talking about.
Another example, quite different in nature, occurs in the proof of Dirichlet's theorem on primes in arithmetic progressions. This is the theorem that if a and d are coprime natural numbers, then there are infinitely many primes p such that p is congruent to a mod d.
In his proof, he reduces everything to showing that a certain number (the value at 1 of a certain so-called L-function) is non-zero. He then is able to give a precise formula for this L-function, and shows that it is equal to some non-zero constants times a certain class number. Since the class number is positive (and so in particular, is non-zero!), he is able to complete his proof.


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21 Apr 2008 8:02 AM #1
Trunk Location
What is the url for the svn? I want to setup my daily build project.There are two types of people in the world:
- Those who need closure
21 Apr 2008 8:24 AM #2
SVN access (read-only) is only available to commercial and support license holders. This is the same as Ext JS.
SVN access is available to support license holders. A commercial license does not include SVN access.
21 Apr 2008 8:34 AM #3
Oh. Ok. Thanks.There are two types of people in the world:
- Those who need closure
22 Apr 2008 4:23 AM #4
22 Apr 2008 4:42 AM #5
Its always been that way. Even before the license change.
22 Apr 2008 4:50 AM #6
I'm afraid you're wrong. If we are talking about Ext GWT, of course, not Ext JS
22 Apr 2008 5:11 AM #7
My mistake, forgot look what forum I was in.
22 Apr 2008 5:39 AM #8
Although technically mygwt didn't really have an open trunk until a couple of months ago, my vote would also go to have the trunk available until gxt/ext-gwt is more feature complete and stable (at least until it's on the production version 1.1 I think).
I believe that the GPL license change maybe sufficient for folks that consider using the software in commercial environment to purchase the license and support.
I'm not using mygwt in any production software (not yet anyway) - but quite interested in following on the development progress since I think it's a very promising RIA framework.


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Determining appropriate training levels which result in optimal performance outcomes requires a combination of both art and science…
From a science perspective training is defined generally as "a process designed to overload the body's normal state of fitness which results in acute fatigue (1-2 days) followed by adaptation and improvements in fitness/performance."
What happens when we go too far? Too hard? Too fast? When well-planned, periods of overtraining (e.g. functional overtraining or FO) can result in super compensation. Overtraining can be described as a period where greater than normal training stress is imposed (WSSC, a training camp, etc.), followed by periods of adequate rest (1-2 weeks). When not well planned, overtraining can result in nonfunctional overreaching (NFO) or overtraining syndrome (OTS). These are defined as extreme levels of training coupled with inadequate rest and accompanying drops in performance which can last months or even years and result in burnout.
It becomes critical then to be able to assess the line between FO, NFO and OTS. A new tool that researchers are using to diagnosis overtraining syndrome is a psychomotor speed test, which measures the cognitive factors of the athlete (memory and concentration). This test could simply be a reaction time test. Reaction times have been reported to decrease in athletes when they increase the intensity of their training for several weeks. These studies lead us to believe that central fatigue (a tired brain) is possibly the earliest predictor of overtraining.
So train smart, assess and remember that "stress needs rest"!
Reaction Tests
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Nederhof, E., et al. (2006) Psychomotor speed: possibly a new marker for overtraining syndrome. Sports Medicine, 36(10): 817-28.
Nederhof, E., Lemmink, K., Zwerver., J. & Mulder, T. (2007) The effect of high load training on psychomotor speed. International Journal of Sports Medicine, 28: 595-601.
Nederhof, E., Visscher, C. & Lemmink, K. (2008) Psychomotor speed is related to perceived performance in rowers. European Journal of Sport Science, 8(5): 259-265
Rietjans, GJ., et al. (2005) Physiological, biochemical and psychological markers of strenuous training induced fatigue. International Journal of Sports Medicine, 26(1): 16-26.


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How do I use OpenVPN for only one window/process?
Example Case Scenario:
I want to use a US only website on Firefox, but use my ip on the chromium process
The only way you could do that would be to have a proxy server on the same network (or host) as the OpenVPN server and to configure Firefox to use that proxy. You'll have to ensure that the OpenVPN server only pushes routes to it's own network and doesn't make the VPN the default route.
This is because OpenVPN (and indeed any true VPN) works at a networking level, not a process level.
There is an official how-to on installing Squid and for OpenVPN. For anything detailed you need to provide details of the networking setup of your VPN server so we know what your options are.
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Our 2.5 year old daughter started her nursery in October. However, the problem with her is that she would have a cold for half of the winter months (so 6+ weeks), and the nursery obviously doesn't allow ill children. What do people do in these cases? We can't take 6 weeks off work just to stay at home with her.
Most nurseries don't kick kids out for a cold or cough as long as the child does not have a fever, however if your nursery is you can take your daughter to the doctor and get a note saying she is okay to go to school. Most doctors will write a note for a child with a cold, as colds don't go away for a long time.


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Box Score | Game Notes
SAN ANTONIO (March 13, 2013) – The San Antonio Rampage (26-26-1-5) scored two power-play goals in the second period, but the Oklahoma City Barons (29-22-2-6) fought back and claimed a 3-2 shootout victory on Wednesday night in front of 5,606 fans at the AT&T Center.
Jed Ortmeyer and Jared Gomes both scored on the power play, but Toni Rajala tied the game early in the third period and neither team was able to break the deadlock in regulation.
Goaltender Dov Grumet-Morris stopped 29 of the 31 shots he faced in regulation and overtime but surrendered three goals in the shootout. Entering Wednesday's game, Grumet-Morris had only allowed two shootout goals in 25 attempts.
The Rampage picked up a point in the game and now trail the Barons by eight points for the eighth, and final, playoff spot in the Western Conference. San Antonio had rattled off three-straight shootout wins dating back to Feb. 16 prior to Wednesday's defeat.
Ortmeyer struck first for San Antonio while on the power play at 5:05 of the first period. Greg Rallo feathered a centering pass to the front of the net where a waiting Ortmeyer was there to redirect the puck past Barons' goaltender Olivier Roy.
The assist was Rallo's fifth over the course of his four-game point streak. Zach Hamill was credited with the secondary assist and also is riding a four-game point streak. Hamill has 14 points in his first 14 games since joining the Rampage via trade on Jan. 31.
Gomes gave the Rampage a 2-0 lead at 15:23 of the second period when he cashed from the high slot on a rebound from a shot by Eric Selleck. The goal was Gomes' 10th of his rookie season.
Taylor Fedun cut the deficit in half just a minute and a half later off a shot from the right wing circle at 16:17 of the second period.
The Barons were able to build off that momentum and cash in quickly in the final frame. Rajala tied the game for Oklahoma City just 1:48 into the third period when he received a pass from Marc Arcobello and fired a shot in short side.
San Antonio was able to take the game to overtime thanks to some stellar saves from Grumet-Morris, including a big stop off Arcobello at 8:57 of the third period when he got a clean look after exiting the penalty box.
After a scoreless overtime period the game went to a shootout. Forward Evan Barlow was the lone Rampage player to light the lamp in the shootout, while the Barons tallied three goals to claim the extra point.
Oklahoma City won the shot battle, 32-29, but finished the night 0-for-5 on the power play. San Antonio converted on two of their six chances in the game and the club has now recorded a power-play goal in eight of their last 10 games, going 11-for-46 in that span.
The Rampage will welcome the Houston Aeros on Friday night at 7:30 p.m. on a KZEP Dollar Drink Night at the AT&T Center. Tickets for all remaining Rampage home games can be purchased at the AT&T Center Southeast Box Office, by calling a Rampage representative at 210-444-5554 or online at sarampage.com


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Old, nice, historical small apartment house "Cannaregio 1082", 4 storeys, from the 16th century, renovated. In the centre of Venezia, in the district Cannaregio, excellent location: right in the centre but still quiet, directly by the canal. Private: garden. Shop, grocers, restaurant 10 m, railway station "Venezia Santa Lucia" 500 m. Nearby attractions: Ponte delle Guglie, Casino' di Venezia. Please note: the owner lives in the same grounds. Boat-stop "Ponte delle Guglie" 300 m.
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Sehr freundliche Besitzer die einem gerne aushelfen, wenn man einen Gefallen oder hilfe benötigt. Das Apartment befindet sich in einer großen Anlage mit anderen Bungalows. Das war das einzige wasanders war als erwartet. Wir sind von einer reinen privaten Unterkunft ausgegangen.
Vi boede 2 uger på Plaza Suites i oktober 2013. Vi var fint tilfreds med både lejlighed, beliggenhed og service.
An accommodation beneath contempt . Dirty , leaky shower stall , broken lamps and contacts that did not work . Wifi only worked if you sat out in the yard . We had ants in the kitchen and bathroom.
Fee for cleaning, towels and sheets.
To pay for cleaning when the apartment was so dirty known very irritant . Smaller service oriented staff made it known not worthwhile to go and complain. Would never recommend this accommodation !
Very nice, pieceful and relaxing house.
We really enjoyed the large rooms and terasses outdoor. It is great to have realy furniture inside and outside.
The house is big and especially with a great view but:
- There're no curtains or shutters on the windows
- The sheets are minimal (and not optional)
- The house was quite dirty despite the payment for the cleaning
- The manager of the property accused me to stole one (1) pillowcase the day after we left. The pillowcase has been obviously found after a while, it was left behind during the collecting.
I've enjoyed my stay in Stintino for the sea, the nature, the landscape, but, for a short stay of 4 days, too many thing that didn't work out with the house.
Nice place and great pool. BUT too expensive! Bad kitchenequipments. Expensive sheets and towels. Not value with the money!
My boyfriend and I stayed here for 6 nights and it was absolutely wonderful! Exactly what you see in pictures, except there isn't actually a balcony. Just a glass door with railings right behind it. The area was by far our favourite in Barcelona. Truly unique and enjoyable to just walk around at any time of the day. The stairs are a frightening first impression, 57 in a small spiral staircase, but still definitely worth the mission. But yes, pack light!
Thank you Maria for your kind hospitality, suggestions and being readily available for anything we needed.
I definitely recommend :)
Very disappointed at the standard of the apartment and the arrival and departure procedure! This apartment was let through Wimdu by Interhome. I will never book anything let by Interhome again. Having made the booking and paid for it we were totally unaware until one week before departure that bed linen and towels were not included and an extra charge was levied (Euro 28 for sheets and 12 for towels). When I challenged Interhome on non disclosure of information they told me it was in the small print: having trawled though every last word I found it in tiny print under Cancellation Policy! Again I challenged Interhome about deliberately placing this important piece of information where nobody will think to look. It should be clearly displayed on the webpage under Amenities where a note can be posted in the relevant area for all to see.
Arrival procedure - what a nonsense. Having paid for the sheets you have to collect them in person from the office. We made it by the skin of our teeth before the office closed for the weekend. Because our flight was delayed we arrived in Chamonix later than expected and had the office been closed we would have had no sheets at all! They are bulky to carry and I have photos of my husband looking like Santa Clause with a big white sack over his shoulder. It's the height of nonsense to expect arrivals to lug luggage and carry this bulky bad around Chamonix. On departure we had to return the sheets to the office again in said bag!
End cleaning - the previous tenant had presumably paid therefore we expected a clean apartment. The hard surfaces were clean but the living room carpet was disgusting with stains and grime and dirty black marks (photographed). It needs either professionally deep cleaned or dumped. Personally I would replace it. My bed sheet had a dirty brown mark on it (photographed) and the "white" patio furniture was grey with grime. I don't think it had been cleaned in years. Before I would set as much as a mug on it I scrubbed it with the dish scrubber (which I then couldn't use on the dishes!). Again we have photographic evidence. The best feature of the apartment is the wonderful view of Mont Blanc from the balcony. I don't know who is employed to clean this apartment but they could do with a lesson or two. I will never use Interhome again and I recommend that you steer clear of it too. I've used Wimdu many times and always been satisfied but not on this occasion.
Nice clean well equipped apartment. Very friendly hoists. Would recommend to all my friends.
The Oasis is a wonderful and great accomodation. The house is surrounded by Lemon trees and offers a great view to the sea. It is well equipped, clean and very comfortable for Groups/families up to ten. Highly recommanded.
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For the Sacred Heart field hockey team, the Apple streak lives on.
Senior Hadleigh Frank deposited a pair of first-half goals and the host Valkyries topped Assumption 3-1 on Aug. 26 to claim their ninth-straight Apple Invitational title.
"I'm really excited that we pulled through," said Frank, a senior. "I've won every year here and would've been really upset if we lost."
Sacred Heart rolled through Presentation 7-3, Charlotte Country Day (N.C.) 8-0 and Male 9-0 to reach the final of the 40th annual preseason event.
Frank, who notched eight goals during the weekend, put Sacred Heart on the board less than five minutes into the first half when she took a pass from Maddie Latino and finished from close range. The two connected in similar fashion eight minutes later for a 2-0 bulge.
"I thought (the early lead) gave us a good cushion and let us settle down," said Latino.
Assumption's Haley Aldridge answered with 4:46 remaining in the first half, but two minutes into the second half, Latino found the goal and provided the final margin.
"We have a long, long, long way to go, but I'm pleased as much as I can be for August," said Valkyries coach Liz Lewis.
Assumption tied Manual 0-0 and beat Hathaway Brown (Ohio) 5-0 and Mercy 7-1 in pool play.
"There's absolutely no reason we couldn't have beaten them," said Assumption coach Debbie Judd. "…Normally I don't care what happens in the Apple because it's so early, but this year it was a little bit later, so I care today."
All-Tournament Team
Sacred Heart – Hadleigh Frank, Caroline Fowler, Kennedy Brislin and Kristin Matula
Assumption – Hailey Netherton, Lillie Nitzken and Audra Kinney
Manual – Ciara Cosby
Presentation – Elena Curley
Mercy – Hannah Spoelker
Male – Jessica Chandler
Under a hot morning sun last Saturday, Holy Cross senior Jacob Thomson – the reigning Class-A state champion – picked up right where he left off as a junior.
From start to finish Thomson led a strong Tiger Run field at Champions Park and broke the tape in 15 minutes, 27 seconds to claim his second straight win at the season-opening event.
"I'm more fit than I've ever been coming into a season," said Thomson, who is ranked No. 15 in the nation by MileSplit.com. "The last six or seven weeks I've been training very consistently."
Butler's Patrick Gregory was second (15:39), followed by Connor Sheryak of St. Xavier (15:42).
St. X placed five other runners in the top 10 – Sam Lewis (4th, 15:48), Nick Reader (5th, 16:01), Max Mudd (8th, 16:15), Thomas Cave (9th, 16:20) and Chris Striegel (10th, 16:20) – and won the team title with 17 points. Bedford North Lawrence (Ind.) was a distant second with 130 and Beavercreek (Ohio) placed third (152). Eastern, led by Charles Statler (41st, 17:13), was fourth with 224.
Defending Class 3-A state champion Assumption, ranked No. 10 nationally by MileSplit, did not send its top group to the girls' meet, but several of the area's best showed up, including Manual senior Cassidy Hale, who placed second (18:45) behind Sydney Leiher of Beavercreek. Leiher finished in 18 minutes, 29 seconds.
"This is a really good start to my season," said Hale, the reigning 3-A state champion. "There are some great runners here and they really pushed me."
Sacred Heart's Maggie Allen (4th, 19:08), Holy Cross' Karly Gawarecki (7th, 19:39) and Manual's Kristen Hale (8th, 19:44), twin sister of Cassidy, were other local top-10 finishers
Beavercreek placed five runners in the top 25 to win the team title with 73 points. Manual was second (98), followed by Sacred Heart (121).
After 80 minutes of back-and-forth play last Saturday, St. Xavier and South Oldham were knotted at 2-2 and the final of the Land Rover Kentucky Cup at Ballard was to be decided in a penalty shootout.
Fortunately for the Tigers, their goalkeeper Patrick Schwarz – a backup playing in only his second game since starter Wes Luvisi suffered a thumb injury – was about to prove himself more than just a dutiful understudy.
After Adam Kirsch netted St. X's first attempt, Schwarz extended for a diving save to his left and denied South's Christian Lister.
"I just read where he was going and went for it," said Schwarz, a junior. "I knew I let in some easy ones during the game and I wanted to make it up for my team."
South goalie Griffin Smith delivered a save of his own on St. X's second attempt and after the next five shooters converted, the tally stood 3-3 through four rounds. David Means put St. X up 4-3, and then South's Nathan Ball sent his attempt low up the middle.
After initially moving left, Schwarz dove back right and lowered a firm hand behind the ball to deliver St. X its fourth straight win over a ranked opponent and 30th overall.
"Patrick is a gamer," said Tigers coach Andy Schulten. "When he steps into a game he's all calm, all confidence. …That first save he made was big time."
In regulation, the Tigers struck first early in the second half when Jon Otting sent a cross to the far post where Kaelon Fox volleyed the ball into the back of the net. The Dragons answered two minutes later when Christian Lister got his head on a Hunter Lewis free kick and redirected it past Schwarz.
With just under 20 minutes to play St. X's Adam Kirsch slotted a penalty to put the Tigers back on top, but South again equalized on a set piece. From 40 yards out, Isaac Meisner drove a free kick into the 6-yard box where Trent Howard nodded the ball just under the crossbar.
South coach Kenny Burke was pleased with his side's effort.
"I couldn't have asked any more from those boys," he said. "Every single one of the players out there gave their heart and soul to that game. Most of the time when St. X scores… you can't come back from it. Each time they scored we came back."
*Under new head coach Mark Sander, the Iroquois High School football team won its season opener for the first time since 2001. The Raiders went 0-9 last season and had just one win in their past 29 games. The 25-14 victory at Waggener last Friday was Iroquois' first W since Oct. 29, 2010.
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Nutrition for Toddlers and Preschoolers
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Toddlers and preschoolers grow at a slower rate than infants. They need enough energy or calories to fuel their active play and their various stages of growth, but they do not need adult-size portions. Large portions can overwhelm their small appetites and are too big for their small stomachs. Servings for these children should be a quarter to a third the size of an adult portion. Children do not need as much food as an adult. They really only need enough to satisfy their hunger, so listen to their cues. When children say they are done, remove the food or let them leave the table.
Make mealtime enjoyable and pleasant for you and your child and not a source of constant struggle. To help make sure your child eats well, do not allow him or her to drink too many beverages at meals—such as milk, juice, or water—so that they are not hungry for solid foods. Refrain from forcing your child to eat when he or she is not hungry or from forcing unwanted foods. Also avoid giving large amounts of sweet desserts, soft drinks, fruit-flavored drinks, sugarcoated cereals, chips, or candy. These foods have little to no nutritional value and will fill a child up quickly, leaving little room for more nutritious foods.
The following tips can make mealtime more pleasant for both you and your child:
- Plan a quiet time before meals and snacks. Children tend to eat better if they are relaxed.
- Encourage children to sit at the table when they eat, and give them plenty of time to eat their meal.
- Even if you are not eating with your children, sit at the table with them. Young children should be supervised while they eat, to aid in encouragement and in case of choking.
- Don't use food as a reward or as a punishment. This can lead to unhealthy attitudes toward eating and food.
- Respect your children's food preferences, and let them choose or reject foods as adults or older children do.
- Get your children involved in preparing certain parts of the meal. Make every effort to make eating, and not watching television, the main focus of the family meal.
- Use child-size dishes and utensils that the child can handle with ease. Using too large a plate can be overwhelming.
- Offer foods with kid appeal. Younger children usually like plain, unmixed foods, as well as finger-foods that make eating easier.
- Offer plenty of variety from each of the food groups. If your children don't like spinach, don't assume they don't like vegetables. Just offer another vegetable.
Children do better on an eating schedule. Even though you should offer the child three balanced meals a day, they will probably only eat one or two. Because children have a limited stomach capacity, it is best to feed them five to six small daily meals. Plan nutritious snacks as part of the day's meal schedule. Children's appetites change from day to day, which is completely normal. To help stimulate a good appetite, children should be active and spend time outside in the fresh air. Children will not eat well if they are tired. Schedule mealtimes and playtimes accordingly. It doesn't take much to satisfy a child's small appetite, so plan meals well. If they snack right before a meal, their intake at that meal will not be as good. Children should not be given any food or drink within an hour and a half of a meal.
As long as a child is growing normally, he or she is getting enough calories. A child's food intake usually increases just before a growth spurt.
More on: Nutritional Resources for Families
Copyright © 2002 by Kimberly A. Tessmer. Excerpted from The Everything Nutrition Book: Boost Energy, Prevent Illness, and Live Longer with permission of its publisher, Adams Media Corporation.
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On March 5, 2011, guests gathered at the Please Touch Museum to attend the 2011 Red Ball hosted by and in support of the American Red Cross of Southeastern Pennsylvania. The "red-tie" gala included a VIP Luxe Lounge, cocktails and hors d'oeuvres from fine restaurants, dancing to live music, and a silent auction and raffle. Photography by Jessica Vermeer Hawkes
Om March 4, 2011 the Epilepsy Foundation Eastern Pennsylvania honored Dr. Mike Cirigliano, Penn Medicine internist and FOX29 Medical Correspondent, as its 2011 Mardi Gras King. The Mardi Gras Gala, which took place at the Palace at the Ben, was adapted from the traditional event in New Orleans and featured an evening complete with Mummers, hurricanes, a French Creole sit-down dinner, dancing and lively music provided by Tribeca Grand. A parade, extravagant decorations, beads, doubloons, voodoo dolls, and masks all added to the festive décor. Money raised benefits the Foundations free programs and services, focusing on education, advocacy and support for those affected by epilepsy/seizure disorder. Photography by Jonathan Meter
The National Constitution Center celebrated the opening of "Spies, Traitors & Saboteurs: Fear and Freedom in America" with a reception on Thursday, March 3, 2011. Guests enjoyed cocktails and hors oeuvres followed by an exclusive preview of the provocative exhibition created by the International Spy Museum. The opening ceremony included remarks by Vince Stango, National Constitution Center COO; Peter Earnest, Founding Executive Director of the International Spy Museum and a 35-year veteran of the CIA, and Mike Jerrick, FOX 29 Good Day Philadelphia anchor. Photography by Carol H. Feeley.
On Thursday, March 3, 2011, Philadelphia magazine celebrated the launch of its new LGBT publication, G PhillyYour Guide to Gay Philadelphia and the Suburbs. More than 200 guests gathered at the Loews Philadelphia Hotel for the unveiling of the premiere issue, supported by sponsors Wells Fargo, PECO, Smirnoff and Coors Light. Guests indulged in cocktails and hors d'uvres as they enjoyed beats by DJ Jon Gill and were treated to a sneak peek of the upcoming event, Dragapalooza: Broadway Divas. GPhilly features the best 112 places to eat, shop, stay and play in the region and boasts its own website (G-Philly.com), a dedicated blog, social media community on Facebook and Twitter and GPhilly-sponsored events. Photography by Jessica Vermeer Hawkes
On Thursday, February 24, 2011, at the Harriton High School Gymnasium, the Sandy Rollman Ovarian Cancer Foundation hosted a text drive called Lisas Army Texts 10 for Teal. Lisa Loonstyn, 22, was recently re-diagnosed with ovarian cancer after going into remission in 2008. To help Lisa with her medical care costs, the foundation has launched this fundraiser. With more 150 people in attendance, Lisas Army Carnival night was a huge success. Photography by Adriana Way
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this is the one thing that most computer builders mess up on. if you don't start with a budget, you're just about guaranteed to spend more than you want. the main reason, from my experience, is that its easy to get caught up in marketing hype to splurge for one or two "high end" parts where cheaper priced parts would've sufficed.
this step is probably the most crucial part of the buying process because this is where you'll have to ask yourself a number of questions to which you'll want to answer as honestly as possible. when you have an idea of what you need in terms of upgrading or starting from scratch, then start planning out the hardware.
come up with several solutions with different hardware, and vary the hardware enough so that it will encompass a number of price ranges. it helps if you're somewhat well read with hardware reviews at this point since you can have a good idea of what works and what won't. even then, you'll still want to go for a second opinion from some knowledgeable folks (like us) since a fresh set of eyes is good at picking things out.
once you're done planning, get prices on your hardware from a number of different sources. don't just stop at NewEgg or TigerDirect and get everything you want then and there. shop around and look for deals. another site you can check is Ebay.com. yes, the prices aren't guarantees because its an auction site, but if you do your bids right, it is possible to save yourself anywhere from $10-100 which you can use for your budget. just make sure the seller has a good reputation if you're uneasy about it.
the biggest thing here is to watch the budget. if none of your original plans fit your budget, then you'll need to step back and reevaluate your plans. depending on your financial situation, you'll need to decide if its worth getting everything you want or compromising to fit the budget. again, its worth getting a second opinion here since there are some hardware components that are basically the same except for something simple like clock speeds, and that second opinion might know what that lower priced option is.
and the last thing with pricing is this: don't forget shipping costs. yeah, you can probably stay in the budget with just the part prices, but you need to include shipping in there as well. sometimes, what you thought was a deal is offset by higher shipping costs, and that's where some online retailers will get you.


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A 3-D carbon nanotube mesh enables rat spinal tissue sections to reconnect in culture.
Cancer Gene Bonanza
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International collaboration doubles the number of genetic regions associated with breast, prostate, and ovarian cancers.
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International collaboration doubles the number of genetic regions associated with breast, prostate, and ovarian cancers.
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Researchers identify a protein involved in the chromosomal disorder that could explain its characteristic learning deficits.
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Genetics experts argue that patients should be told about dangerous variants in their DNA that show up incidentally during sequencing.
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Venom-based drugs for pain; microbes in the deep ocean; altruistic, suicidal bacteria; a call for open access; clinical sequencing; the newest genomes
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The passenger pigeon was hunted to extinction 99 years ago, but researchers are planning to use DNA from museum specimens to bring the bird back to life.
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Next-generation sequencing diagnostics are already being used, and patients are ready.
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Cotton cloth coated with DNA from herring sperm does not burn.
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Transcriptome studies reveal new insights about unusual animals whose genomes have not been sequenced.
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What researchers are learning as they sequence, map, and decode species' genomes
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A large genome-wide study has identified four single-nucleotide polymorphisms shared between five major psychiatric disorders.


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Is it possible to add acronyms to a bibTeX file?
I have a bibTeX entry that looks like the following when printed with
And when used within the text it looks like:
I would like it to show IBM [2011] and it could look the same in the references print or something like International Business Machines (IBM). etc...
My current entry looks like:
Author = {{International Business Machines}},
Month = {February},
Title = {{Common Public License}},
Url = {http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/os-cpl.html},
Year = {2011}}


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Curtis Canty joined Charlotte's Compliance Office as staff in time for the start of the 2014-15 academic year. He previously spent time in the compliance office at Johnson C. Smith in Charlotte as the staff intern. His responsibilities included processing initial eligibility, maintaining student-athlete database and compliance education. He also assisted with ticketing and game day operations for football, basketball and volleyball.
Originally from Winston-Salem, he is pursuing an M.A. in Sports Management at nearby Wingate University. He graduate from Greensboro College with a B.S. in Business Administration & Economics.
Canty spends some of his free time as a high school basketball and men's lacrosse official.
He and his wife Tiffani have a son, Joshua, and the family resides in Charlotte.
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TEMPLE (December 5, 2012)--For the past seven years, Army veterans Don and Barbara Damron of Hamilton have served as Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus, spreading holiday cheer to patients at the Temple VA Hospital.
"You see guys older than you are, and you see guys younger in their 20s and 30s that have served," Don said.
"We get an opportunity to talk and work with all of these vets no matter what they are."
Instead of coming all the way from the North Pole, this Christmas couple comes from Hamilton.
"We're cut from the same cloth as all these other veterans that served our country," Barbara said.
Don said he was asked to be Santa because of his looks.
"Without the suit on walking through the mall, kids still recognize the persona, and they do everything in their way to get mom to turn around and look," Don said.
Don is 60 and Barbara is 70, and although this year their age has slowed them down a bit, they're still thankful they have the opportunity to serve their community.
"It turned out to be a Christmas gift to ourselves when we go," Don said.
"If everyone gave just a little back that they've gained, this would be a great world."


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Color Grouping
Ask your child to look at the things in his room, around the house, and outside and group them by the different colors. Which things are red, white, or green? Look to see how many shades of the same color you can locate. Ask your child what his favorite color is. Also ask which he thinks look good together. Finally, ask which colors are warm colors (reds, oranges, yellows) and which colors are cold (blues, greens, purples). It is also fun to carry around paint samples trying to match the color of the sample to various things in the home and outside. Cards of paint samples are available at most hardware and home supply stores.
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PupLife Dog Blog » Tips
3 Common Mistakes People Make When Buying A Dog BedEverybody needs a comfy place to sleep. And, since most dogs and cats sleep 10-16 hours a day or more, it's important to choose the right bed for your precious pet.
Today, dog and cat beds are fashionable as well as functional, so it's easy to mistakenly buy the dog bed that looks best to you or will coordinate with your couch. Before making your purchase consider the following: Size, Shape and Texture.
Mistake #1: Choosing The Wrong Size Dog BedThe biggest mistake people make when purchasing a bed for their dog or cat is guessing on size. First and foremost, measure your pet's length. This will give you a general idea about the dimensions your pet needs. There's nothing worse than a bed that's too small. Can you imagine trying to sleep with your feet hanging off the bed? Of course not!
Mistake #2: Choosing The Wrong Shape Dog BedTake a day or two to analyze how your pet sleeps. Does she curl up in a ball or does she like to stretch out? Most pets will sleep in a variety of different positions but if you spend some time watching your pet's behavior you can get a good idea which type of bed he or she will most enjoy. Beds are available in round, rectangular and square shapes. Additionally, beds come in a variety of styles, like traditional stuffed style, bumper style or flat mat style. If your dog is older or has joint or muscle pain, consider opting for an orthopedic dog bed for extra support and comfort.
Mistake #3: Choosing The Wrong TextureJust like people, pets have their own unique preferences. Some dogs and cats prefer nappy textures, while others like smooth fabrics. Take a look at the spots your dog likes to flop and this will help you determine the best kind of fabric for your pet's bed.
Additionally, consider the climate in which you live. If you're in a colder area, think about getting a heavier fabric like a berber or fleecy fabric. In warmer climates, a sleek, cool faux suede dog bed might be more appropriate.Keep in mind, it can take some time for your dog or cat to warm up to a new bed. Just like new sheets, new dog beds require a breaking-in period. Think about washing the outer cover to soften it. Dogs and cats are very sensitive to smell and may prefer the scent of their old blanket or bed to the new one so give you pet time to adjust. You can also make the bed smell more like you (which your pet also likes) by putting your old t-shirt on the bed for a few days. Making the bed smell familiar to your pet is key.
Dogs are social creatures and they want to spend time with you. It's a good idea to put your dog's new bed in the room where you are. Don't be afraid to move it around from room to room. Where ever you happen to be hanging out is where your pooch wants to be!
Finally, you can create a reward system when your pet uses his new bed. Take a few minutes each day and train your dog to sit on his bed. Using positive reinforcement, it's easy to teach your dog a basic sit/stay right on the bed. Reward your dog with a dog treat each time. Soon enough, your dog will associate his new bed with really good things.


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The following photographs of James Hillman were taken at Pacifica Graduate Institute by Laura Marshall, a Ph.D.candidate at Pacifica in Mythological Studies.
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James Hillman at Pacifica Graduate Institute, 2008 and 2010
© Laura Marshall 2008, 2010. All rights reserved.
Pacifica's Opus Archives and Research Center is a "repository for rare and significant collections in the fields of mythology, archetypal psychology, and world culture." The repository contains The James Hillman Collection along with the Individual Archive Collections of Joseph Campbell, Christine Downing, Marija Gimbutas, Adolf Guggenbuhl-Craig (partial listing), Katherine Sanford, Jane Hollister Wheelwright and Joseph Wheelwright, and Marion Woodman.
The photographer, Laura Marshall, is a painter who also programmed and hosted a weekly program on world music over a 20 year period at KGNU Radio of Boulder. She currently teaches an introduction to art of the world from a global perspective to students at Naropa University of Boulder, Colorado. For more information see Laura Marshall's website: www.lauramarshall.com.


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Are there non-compact complex manifolds that a) Don't embed in C^n (holomorphically) and b) Cannot be covered by a finite number of coordinate open sets? If b) can be satisfied, then I think so can a) be by taking a product with a compact complex manifold. If one takes a Riemann surface of infinite genus, one does not have a "good" finite open cover, but I allow non-contractible open covers as well. Apologies in advance for this elementary question.
Fornaess and Stout proved that EVERY complex manifold (connected and second countable) can be covered by finitely many open subsets biholomorphic to a polydisc (Lemma II.1 in MR0470251). They even have an explicit bound on the size of the cover in terms of the dimension of the manifold. Further results of a similar flavour are contained in their papers MR0435441 and MR0662439.
If $\widetilde X$ is a compact complex manifold of dimension $\geq 2$ and $x \in \widetilde X$ then $X = \widetilde X - \lbrace x \rbrace$ is a non-compact manifold that cannot be holomorphically embedded in $\mathbb C^N$. This is because, by Hartogs' Theorem, we have $\mathcal O(X) = \mathcal O(\widetilde X)$ and therefore global holomorphic functions on $X$ are constant, which is not the case for complex submanifolds of $\mathbb C^N$.
Part a) is evident for the blown-up manifold $X$ since it contains one-dimensional compact submanifolds. As for part b), I am guessing (but cannot prove) that the huge first Chern class of the line bundle $\mathcal O_X(D)$ associated to the exceptional divisor $D$ prevents the existence of a finite number of holomorphic or even differentiable charts.
It depends probably a bit on the notion of "chart" but if you allow your charts to have countably infinitely many connected components then it is a consequence of dimension theory that a $n$ dimensional manifold can always be covered by $n+1$ (?) charts even in such a way that the connected components of arbitrary intersections are either empty or contractible. This is not quite a "good" cover, but comes very close. In particular, vector bundles trivialize locally over such a finite atlas. You can find this in e.g. Well's book of complex manifolds. I don't have a copy here, so I can't tell you the precise page but you surely will find it.
I suppose most (which?) complex $n$-manifolds can be classified by a degree $p\in\mathbb{N}$, that of holomorphic completeness. The simplest way I see it is as the dimension $p-1$ of the compact factor on a product of a compact complex manifold by $\mathbb{C}^{n-p+1}$. I see it also as the maximal dimension (+1) a compact complex submanifold can attain... Stein manifolds=holomorphic 1-complete=holomor. embeddable in some $\mathbb{C}^n$.
Andreotti, Cartan, Grauert, Remmert, Stein worked a lot on the notion in the middle of XXth century. A consequence is that every coherent sheaf's $i$-cohomology vanishes for $i\geq p$. But how could we deduce the number of charts from cohomology? For which sheaf?


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This par 9 course is located in Breese.
This nine-hole golf course was designed by John Kueper.
Governors Run Golf and Country Club
This championship 18-hole course has 13 lakes scattered throughout the par 72 layout. It boasts five sets of tees to accommodate all skill levels on exquisitely manicured greens.
Fox Creek features an 18-hole golf course.
Oak Brook features a 27-hole golf course.
Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Ralph Korte Stadium & Sports Complex
This 3,000-seat venue is home of the SIUE track & field and soccer programs. The complex, which has hosted the NCAA Division II Championships on three occasions, is completely lighted and has a seperate throwing area for field events.
Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Vadalabene Center
The Vadalabene Center on the Division I campus at SIUE is a flexible venue with seating for 4,000. The main gym can be configured for several different court setups: three full-sized basketball, six volleyball or five badminton. The center is also home to the SIUE wrestling program.
Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Cougar Field and SimmonsCooper Baseball Complex
These newly constructed additions to the sports facilities at SIUE serve as the home of the softball and baseball teams, respectively.
This 64,000-sq.-ft. indoor soccer facility is billed as a "pro venue for the amateur athlete," with two regulation fields that can be converted to four mini fields. The venue also supports a variety of other events, including football, field hockey, baseball training, boxing, wrestling, martial arts, tumbling/gymnastics and dog shows. The complex also has a bar/restaurant and two meeting rooms.
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Twin Oaks offers a scenic nine-hole golf course.
Greenville College's H.J. Long Gymnasium, a 2,000-seat venue, houses the varsity volleyball and basketball programs, and is capable of being configured for two additional courts. The Crum Recreation Center features a fantastic gym setup, and can handle two basketball, tennis or volleyball courts.
The Glik Complex features four baseball/softball diamonds, five soccer fields and two football fields. The park also has a basketball court, skate park, concession stand, and a 2.7-mile walking trail spread over 50 acres.
This great building, operated by the city of Highland, offers a cardio/weight room, indoor walking track, indoor aquatic center and full-size gymnasium. The gym can accommodate two basketball or volleyball courts.
This 18-hole golf course was built in 1933.
The McKendree University campus houses two gyms: the Melvin Price Convocation Center and the attached IM gym, which can be configured to produce a total of four basketball or volleyball courts. Leemon Field, an artificial turf surface with the look and feel of natural grass, is home to several programs, including the nationally ranked football team, men's/women's soccer, and track & field.
Stonebridge offers 18 holes of first-class golf.
Located in Maryville, this facility has an indoor arcade, batting cages and lots more fun for kids. Alfonzo's Restaurant is right next door for pizza lovers.
This well-established, hilly nine-hole, semi-private course has many mature oaks, small greens and one water hole. The club also offers a swimming pool, tennis court and snack bar.
Timber Lakes features an 18-hole, par 72 course.
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