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Miyoshi myopathy
Other Names for this Disease
- Muscular dystrophy, distal, late onset, autosomal recessive
- Miyoshi distal myopathy
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muscular dystrophy characterized by muscle weakness and atrophy (wasting), mainly in the distal parts of the legs.[1] The first symptoms typically begin in young adulthood (on average 20 years of age) and include weakness and atrophy of the calves (sometimes asymmetrically), leading to inability to jump, run or walk on tiptoes. Over a period of years, the weakness and atrophy typically spread to the thighs and gluteal muscles. The forearms may become mildly atrophic with decrease in grip strength.[1] It is caused by mutations in the DYSF gene and is inherited in an autosomal recessive manner.[2] Management may include physical therapy, use of mechanical aids, surgical intervention for orthopedic complications, respiratory aids, and social and emotional support.[1]Miyoshi myopathy is a type of
Last updated: 4/5/2011
- Masashi Aoki. Dysferlinopathy. GeneReviews. April 22, 2010; http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK1303/. Accessed 4/4/2011.
- I. Pénisson-Besnier. Miyoshi myopathy. Orphanet. April 2004; http://www.orpha.net/consor/cgi-bin/OC_Exp.php?lng=EN&Expert=45448. Accessed 4/4/2011.
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Basic Information
- Genetics Home Reference (GHR) contains information on Miyoshi myopathy. This website is maintained by the National Library of Medicine.
- The Jain Foundation Learning Center provides basic information on this condition.
In Depth Information
- The Monarch Initiative brings together data about this condition from humans and other species to help physicians and biomedical researchers. Monarch's tools are designed to make it easier to compare the signs and symptoms (phenotypes) of different diseases and discover common features. This initiative is a collaboration between several academic institutions across the world and is funded by the National Institutes of Health. Visit the website to explore the biology of this condition.
- Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man (OMIM) is a catalog of human genes and genetic disorders. Each entry has a summary of related medical articles. It is meant for health care professionals and researchers. OMIM is maintained by Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
- Orphanet is a European reference portal for information on rare diseases and orphan drugs. Access to this database is free of charge.
- PubMed is a searchable database of medical literature and lists journal articles that discuss Miyoshi myopathy. Click on the link to view a sample search on this topic.
Other Names for this Disease
- Muscular dystrophy, distal, late onset, autosomal recessive
- Miyoshi distal myopathy
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Tuesday, March 08, 2005
Columbia, Mo. - Robert F. Kennedy Jr., an attorney and activist credited with leading the fight to protect New York City's water supply, will speak on "Our Environmental Ethical Destiny" at 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, March 9 in Launer Auditorium on the Columbia College campus.
The lecture, which is free and open to the public, is made possible through the Althea and John Schiffman Endowed Lecture Series. The series was established in 2003 to engage students, faculty, staff and the Columbia community in discussions about ethical issues surrounding contemporary events. Previous speakers include Arun Gandhi, grandson of Mahatma Gandhi; and John Kasich, former Ohio Congressman.
"Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is one of the most prominent environmental lawyers in the country today," said Anthony Alioto, Ph.D., the endowed chair for ethics, religious studies and philosophy at Columbia College. "Anyone who attends this lecture will learn that protecting the environment is one of the most important things a citizen of the United States can do."
Kennedy serves as senior attorney for the Natural Resources Defense Council, president of the Waterkeeper Alliance and chief prosecuting attorney for the Hudson Riverkeeper. He also is co-director, supervising attorney and clinical professor at the Pace University School of Law Environmental Litigation Clinic. In 2004, he became co-host of Ring of Fire on Air America Radio. Earlier in his career, Kennedy served as an assistant district attorney in New York City. He has worked on several political campaigns including the presidential campaigns of Edward M. Kennedy, Al Gore and John Kerry.
Kennedy's published works include the New York Times' best seller Crimes Against Nature (2004), The Riverkeepers (1997) and Judge Frank M. Johnson Jr.: A Biography (1977), as well as various articles on environmental issues.
A graduate of Harvard University, Kennedy studied at the London School of Economics and received his law degree from the University of Virginia. He went on to receive a master's degree in environmental law from the Pace University School of Law.
Note: The media will have an opportunity to interview Kennedy at a briefing at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 9 in the Cougar Room at Columbia College. More information can be obtained by contacting Barbara Payne at (573) 875-7230.

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Is there an api in windows that retrieves the server name from a UNC path ? (\\server\share)
Or do i need to make my own ?
I found PathStripToRoot but it doesn't do the trick.
We started with Q&A. Technical documentation is next, and we need your help.
Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, you can contribute.
Is there an api in windows that retrieves the server name from a UNC path ? (\\server\share)
I don't know if there is a specific API for this, I would just implement the simple string handling on my own (skip past "\\" or return null, look for next \ or end of string and return that substring) possibly calling PathIsUNC() first
I don't know of a Win32 API for parsing a UNC path; however you should check for:
This is untested, but maybe a combination of PathIsUNC() and PathFindNextComponent() would do the trick.
If you'll be receiving the data as plain text you should be able to parse it with a simple regex, not sure what language you use but I tend to use perk for quick searches like this. Supposing you have a large document containing multiple lines containing one path per line you can search on \\'s I.e m/\\\\([0-9][0-9][0-9]\.(repeat 3 times, of course not recalling ip address requirements you might need to modify the first one for sure) then\\)? To make it optional and include the trailing slash, and finally (.*)\\/ig it's rough but should do the trick, and the path name should be in $2 for use!
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Semblance Office Package 5413PD
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Combine everything you need in a home office into one convenient package with the Semblance Office Package 5413PD. This larger version of the Semblance Office Package offers two integrated desks, one parallel to the case and one perpendicular. With two worksurfaces the 5413PD Office Package is perfect for two people to work, or just one person who needs a return or extra work surface close by. Combine the 2 worksurfaces with the ample storage room offered by the cabinets and shelves, and you have one complete office.
The Semblance Office Package 5413PD features:
- 98.25" w x 79.5" h x 61.5" d
- 3 double-wide shelves, each supporting up to 100 lbs
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- 1 double-wide file cabinet, supports up to 200 lbs
- 2 double-wide cabinets, each supports up to 200 lbs
- Cabinets features 1 adjustable shelf and opaque, micro-etched glass doors
- Micro-etched tempered glass shelves with full length steel supports
- Shelf position is adjustable in 2.5" increments along length of vertical panels
- Natural hardwood veneer on vertical panels
- Adjustable levelers built into vertical panels for uneven floors
- Can be assembled with desk on left or right and with shelves at any height you desire
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Vertical panels: richly grained, natural hardwood veneer
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Overall: 98.25" w x 79.5" h x 61.5" d
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6 Ill-Advised Marketing Campaigns That Backfired Hilariously
Marketing professionals are always looking for clever new strategies to burrow inside your brain and lay eggs that will eventually hatch into impulse purchases. But whether they are deliberately courting controversy (there's no such thing as bad publicity, right?) or just didn't think it through enough, advertising campaigns occasionally backfire in hilarious ways. These are some of those ways.
#6. Absolut Vodka Accidentally Advocates a Mexican Invasion of the USA
Absolut Vodka
In an attempt to cash in on Mexican national pride, Absolut Vodka ran a series of ads in Mexico portraying an 1800s map of North America prior to the Mexican-American War, when several of the Southwestern U.S. states were part of Mexico, captioned "In an Absolut World."
Absolut Vodka
Couldn't they at least take Oklahoma, too?
Unfortunately, from Mexico's perspective, Absolut was sort of inadvertently promising that buying their liquor would help Mexico take back the United States.
What the Hell Were They Thinking?
What Absolut wasn't really considering was that there are some Mexican-American and Hispanic-American extremists who actually think that Mexico should reclaim parts of the United States, so a campaign like this is kind of the equivalent of a Budweiser commercial that jokes about reparations for slavery. And it probably didn't help that the ad aired right as the United States was beefing up its border security to combat illegal immigration, raising tensions among both sides to the point where they were preparing to dust off the Alamo.
Because that went so well the first time.
Of course, Absolut promptly apologized in the classiest way possible: with a recorded message on their consumer inquiry phone line, saying "We recognize that people in different parts of the world may lend different perspectives or interpret our ads in a different way than was intended in that market, and for that we apologize." So basically, if you were offended, it's your fault for misunderstanding Absolut's marketing team's intentions, and not Absolut's marketing team's fault for sucking at American history.
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In their defense, it takes a lot of time to find new flavors to ruin vodka with.
#5. Abercrombie & Fitch Corners the Racism Market
Abercrombie & Fitch
In 2002, right before Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month in May, Abercrombie & Fitch released a new line of T-shirts aimed at trendy young Asian-Americans. But rather than do any real research into what kind of thing young Asian-Americans would like to put on their bodies, A&F went right ahead and printed a bunch of rice-paddy-hat-wearing, buck-toothed and slanty-eyed cartoon characters selling imaginary laundry services, where "Two Wongs Can Make It White." Job done!
Abercrombie & Fitch
It's apparently still 1944 somewhere.
The series was based almost entirely around making Asian puns decorated with baffling 18th century caricatures that seem like they're targeted at your granddad, like "Rick Shaw's Hoagies and Grinders" and "Pizza Dojo: Eat In or Wok Out." You don't even make pizza in a wok. It's like they didn't think this through at all.
Abercrombie & Fitch
Abercrombie & Fitch
Somehow, lazy racism is more offensive than intellectually rigorous racism.
What the Hell Were They Thinking?
Asian-Americans were pretty universally pissed. A blogger for the San Francisco Chronicle says that after Asian students at Stanford saw the shirts, they sent out emails that must have reached "nearly every Asian-American online." In response, a PR rep from A&F threw up his arms in confusion and said "We personally thought Asians would love this T-shirt ... we poke fun at everybody, from women to flight attendants to baggage handlers, to football coaches, to Irish Americans to snow skiers." This of course fails to recognize that snow skiers haven't been subjected to centuries of institutionalized prejudice, or not that we're aware of.
The company soon apologized and withdrew the shirts, although as far as we know, they may only have been sorry that they didn't find room for any small-penis jokes.
#4. Nivea Tells a Black Man to Be More Civilized
To promote a line of male grooming products, Nivea launched an advertisement featuring a man who has just ripped off his own scruffy head and is preparing to punt it across a parking lot. The slogan? "Re-Civilize Yourself." In an astounding display of insensitivity to the world around them, the model that they were urging to become more civilized was a black dude.
In spite of the fact that the Afro is clearly the most civilized hairdo.
What the Hell Were They Thinking?
Of course, people are going to point out that the call to "re-civilize" himself isn't supposed to be a comment on the fact that he's black, but that his face and hair were all messy and that they are selling grooming products. Everyone was just being really politically correct and oversensitive, right?
Well, there's the fact that, among the series of ads, the one with the black guy was the only one that featured any mention of becoming civilized, which didn't help.
Yule Heibel's Post Studio 2003-2012
At least the black dude's disembodied head had eyes.
But more specifically, African-Americans spent a long time feeling socially pressured into making their hair look more like white people's. This is a pretty sensitive issue to anyone who understands civil rights history, so putting out an ad that talks about how uncivilized natural black hair is is in the same category as ads that compare black people to monkeys (which happens a lot, either intentionally or unintentionally) for the same reason: The oblivious person making the ad doesn't know enough history to get why it's insensitive.
After several blogs and boycotts, Nivea apologized on their Facebook page, where you can go see a string of comments irrationally defending a campaign right after the creators of that campaign have admitted that it was a mistake and clearly racist, proving again that they weren't the only ones who didn't spend five minutes Googling the context of this sort of thing.
"That ad doesn't offend me, which must mean you're all just thin-skinned whiners."


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Area ranks low in high incomes
February 15, 2013
WEIRTON — The U.S. Census Bureau says the Weirton and Steubenville metropolitan area is one of two in the country with the lowest percentage of high-income household....
Second lowest in North America. The fruits of over eighty years of one party political rule. The region has been controlled by the Democratic Party since teh great Depression and we are very depressed!
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September 24, 1998-January 18, 1999
Jul 09, 1998
On September 24, 1998, Dia Center for the Arts will open an exhibition of the work of German artist Thomas Schütte. This exhibition, entitled "Scenewright," will be on view on the fourth floor of Dia's galleries at 548 West 22nd Street, New York City, until June 13, 1999. It will reopen in September, 1999, and will remain on view through March, 2000. Dia is open to the public Thursday through Sunday 12 noon to 6 pm.
Dia's exhibition will introduce the work Thomas Schütte, one of the leading European artists of his generation, to new audiences. Schütte's work ranges widely, from early architectural installations to small-scale modeled figures and proposals for monuments, from extensive series of watercolors, to banners, flags, and photographs. Although his art relates to many of the canonical genres of sculpture, like statuary or memorial, figurine or architectural embellishment, he typically undermines these familiar forms in order to reinvent them.
Seeking to explore the breadth and depth of Schütte's work as well as the close interplay between his three- and two-dimensional practice, Dia plans to stage this exhibition as a series of three installations over an eighteen-month period. Taking the theme of theater in its broadest sense, a theme central to Schütte's art, the exhibition will make reference to drama in a variety of guises, via allusions to scenography, mise en scènes, and surrogate actors.
Schütte's earliest exhibited work, created while still a student of Gerhard Richter at the Düsseldorf Art Academy, took the form of quasi-decorative, quasi-architectural installations. Out of this grew structures that were devised for and, in turn, influenced contemporary art exhibition design. Interested in contemporary experimental theater and scenography in the late 1970s, Schütte made a number of compelling early installations that reflect these preocupations. Together with several series of banners that have not been seen since the early 1980s, these seminal early works will be included among the opening ensemble of this changing exhibition, which will be on view from September through January, 1999.
The second phase, February through June, 1999, will include memorials and related forms, such as monuments commemorating individuals as well as works of a more generic, existential import. Fabricated over almost a decade, these diverse monuments take many different forms, but attest to the artist's ongoing preoccupation with memory, loss, and the problematics surrounding the construction of memorials in our contemporary world.
Finally, in the third installation, a new body of figure sculpture will be shown with a large new series of watercolors made directly from a live subject, staging a kind of autobiographical theater of life. These ostensibly more traditional works will be complemented by Schütte's much acclaimed series United Enemies, small, puppetlike wax figures, presented both as sculpture and, in close-up, in a suite of large-scale photographs. This last phase of the exhibition will open in September 1999 and will close in March 2000.
Thomas Schütte was born in Oldenburg, Germany, in 1954. He has had numerous solo exhibitions in Europe and participated in both Documenta 9 and Documenta 10 in Kassel. "Scenewright" will be his most substantial exhibition to date.
Support for this project has been provided by The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, The Consulate General of the Federal Republic of Germany, and the members of the Dia Art Council and the Next Decade Fund, with additional assistance from Marian Goodman Gallery.
Dia Center for the Arts is a tax-exempt charitable organization. Established in 1974, the organization has become one of the largest in the United States dedicated to contemporary art and contemporary culture. In fulfilling this commitment, Dia sustains diverse programming in visual arts, poetry, arts education, and critical discourse and debate.
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Arrested: Demetrius Brandon, 21, 815 Market St., domestic violence, Monday.
Cited: Craig D. Elmore Jr., 23, 3632 Orchard St., Weirton, driving with a suspended license; Misty Yoho, 45, 507 Lincoln Ave., failure to reinstate license; and Curley D. Clarke, 64, 1643 Ridge Ave., driving with a suspended license.
Arrested: Samuel B. Jones, 40, 1201 Oak Grove Ave., bench warrant out of municipal court, possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia, Monday.
Theft: Residence in the 800 block of Oakmont Avenue entered and TV taken, Monday.
Arrested: Ricki Britton, 28, Apartment 4, 2612 Sunset Blvd., Steubenville, failure to appear warrant out of municipal court, Monday.
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Arrested: Ray A. Scurry, 42, 1624 Pershing Ave., Steubenville, driving with a suspended license and contempt of court warrant out of Wintersville county court, Sunday.
Cited: Jesse J. Rhines, 36, Georgetown, Pa., speeding.
Theft: Empty apartment building on Woodmont Avenue, Pottery Addition, entered and copper piping taken, Sunday.
Theft: Log splitter taken from yard on Island Creek Township Road 381, Steubenville, reported Sunday.
Theft: Batteries taken from 16 trucks parked off state Route 152, Toronto, between Monday and today.
Theft: Change taken from apartment at 601 Two Ridge Road, Wintersville, Monday.
Arrested: Jordan Hendricks, no age listed, 426 S. Sixth St., Steubenville, brought to county jail by U.S. Marshals Service Monday on Hancock County warrants charging arson and two counts of malicious wounding, Monday.
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Arrested: Kevin R. Barnett, 30, 330 Apex Road, Amsterdam, failure to appear warrant out of Toronto county court, Monday.


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Schedule of Events - Saturday, December 3, 2011 from 2:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Snowflake Park-Downtown Depot Pavilion, kids from 1 to 91 will love to play and slide in 40,000 pounds of snow.
Santa's Winter Wonderland-Washington St.-Grand arrival of Santa, bring the family to see that jolly old elf and hear Mrs. Claus read Christmas stories. While the whole family enjoys shopping at the Christmas Market and Trendy downtown stores.
Carriage Rides to the Christmas Tree Forest-take a ride around town in a romantic horse drawn carriage, stopping to see the Christmas Tree Forest at the Historic McClananhan House.
Peppermint Palace-Rialto Annex, drop by the Peppermint Palace for a Christmas puppet performance and tour of the Historic Rialto Theatre.
Christmas Treats-Enjoy Christmas music and lights as you stroll around the town. Sit down for a hearty dinner at Hensly's Cafe or The Dog & Bee or Arties. Satisfy your sweet tooth with our new main street addition A Box of Chocolate enjoying sweet treats from around the world.
Winter Wonderland Lighted Parade-Best overall float wins $1,000 and Best School Band wins $500.
Winterfest will kick off the after party at 8:00 p.m.at the Bee county Expo.- $10 ticket.
Live Entertainment-Live entertainment will be provided throughout the day at the Snowflake Park, Peppermint Palace and on the Washington St. stage. We will have wonderful performers that will include the AC Jones High School Choir, Sydnie Maquire and Sarah Peacock, Janet Amador, Nicki Rojas, Smokey Neal & Ribbon Cane, Spark in the Dark and The Dance Studio. Come out and enjoy the entertainment while showing your appreciation for our performers.
Outdoor Market-In addition to our indoor market in the old JC Penney building, there will be an outdoor market at the Downtown Depot Pavilion.
Activities-The snowflake park will be 40,000 pounds of fun, but make sure you save time for the Rock Wall and the Waterballs. Don't miss the chance to climb to new heights and walk on water.
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The RBC Dexia/Accenture report predicts further concentration of Spain's asset management industry into fewer, more specialised managers and a stronger focus on improving efficiency and performance. Improvements in technology will also be vital to success, with outsourcing high on the agenda. José Maria Alonso-Gama, managing director of RBC Dexia in Spain, sets the scene, explaining that: "Spanish fund firms are concentrating on bottom-line indicators such as fund performance and increased assets under management. They recognise the need to restore credibility and investor confidence by showing they are delivering on their performance promises."
The report is based on a survey of 33 asset management firms in Spain in the first quarter of 2012 by RBC Dexia Investor Services and Accenture. Some 33% of respondents have more than €1bn in assets under management (AUM), 46% have between €200m and €1bn in AUM and 21% have less than €200m in AUM.
Although the industry is dominated by a small number of firms, with the top three managers accounting for 45 percent of assets under management, the average size of funds in Spain is only €57m. This compares with an average of €300m in Switzerland and €262m in the UK. The total number of funds in Spain has been contracting (down by about 20% to 2,500 in the past three years due to industry consolidation) and the report expects this trend to continue with, "The evolution of larger and more specialised companies with rationalised fund ranges".
Also according to the report, of the 33 investment companies surveyed, 95% of local managers and 91% of foreign managers cited increased assets under management as a key indicator of success over the next two years. Fund performance was cited by 91% and 73% respectively and increased service quality by 86% and 45%. When it came to development of new products, 36% of foreign managers cited this as important but only 9% of local managers.
Over 80% of independent managers in Spain believe that the Undertakings for Collective Investment in Transferable Securities IV (UCITS IV) directive will make it easier to distribute investment funds abroad by creating a common regulatory environment. However, 70% of local managers were also concerned that it would lead to increased competition from overseas funds while independent managers were worried it would result in increased reporting obligations.
More than two-thirds of respondents cited improving technology as the most important factor in increasing efficiency. Most managers (90% of foreign managers and all local Spanish managers) expected an increase in the number of fund managers outsourcing certain functions in coming years. And 90% of those surveyed said there would be an increase in the diversity of functions outsourced in coming years. "The increased risks control imposed by new regulations and cross-border distribution opportunities that they also create, require increasingly sophisticated technology," says Diego López Abellán, of Accenture's Capital Markets practice for Spain. "Outsourcing can play a pivotal role in enabling continuous technology upgrades while avoiding costly investment.


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I am a software engineer working in India. I live with my wife and younger brother who is preparing for management studies. Yesterday I dug into his computer and I was shocked when I found that he is having a relationship with my cousin's daughter, who is graduating in English and Dance.
I have started my married life 6 months back so I am not experienced enough to handle this kind of situation. From their chat history I was able to figure out that they have been in relationship for the last two years. There were also some messages that say the girl once consumed all the medicine available in her house (I guess she was trying to commit suicide).
Can anyone please suggest what to do in this situation? If I share this with my cousin, that too looks dangerous. If I share it with my parents I am afraid that my brother will not able to face them if they talk with him. I am not properly aware of my brother's state of mind so I am little afraid to talk with him too.
Age of my brother : 26
Age of my cousin's daughter : 21+
Why was I looking through his computer records : Once my computer was not working properly, so I was browsing web on his computer. I was searching a site in history of browser, where I see there were more than expected url for Facebook messages. I just clicked on one, and Facebook was logged in so I got access to all messages interchanged.
Yes he was aware of that, at that time he was in same room.
Why I feel there is a need to intervene: Because this is so wrong. I mean how can he do it with cousin's daughter.
Why this question is related to parenting: because my young brother lives with me, and it's cultural here that older brothers watch out for the younger ones when parents aren't around.


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I have the worst internet connection atm, so sorry if this has been asked before..
I have an NSURLConnection for getting some json data. Until now it worked perfectly fine to use the delegate method didReceiveData:(NSData*)data to save the received data. I am downloading data from at least seven different pages at the same time. Today, after updati g on of the json-pages to contain more data, the NSData object seemed corrupt. I have recently been told that this delegate does not return the whole data, and thus corrupting my information.
Is there another delegate like the didFinish only it also returns the full complete object? Or do I have to do this myself, like merging two NSData's?
Sorry for stupidity, and grammatical errors are dedicated to iPhone auto-correct.


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Gymnastics And Dance Programs
Tampa Parks and Recreation Department offers the highest quality recreational and competitive gymnastics and dance programs for ages 1-17 years old at two convenient locations, Wayne C. Papy Athletic Center and the New Tampa Community Park Recreation Center. We facilitate a relaxed and fun environment where every child will feel comfortable learning.
In addition to our extensive gymnastics and dance programs, we offer adult classes, birthday parties and outstanding summer day camps.
How can we help? Use the Customer Service Center for the following inquiries.
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Is it ok to suggest pre-built scripts from a place like codecanyon to a programmer who is building a startup web app? Or is it more likely to offend?
I don't expect that a whole web app could be built from bits and bobs purchased from a site but I'm unsure of whether its the right thing to ask someone to do.
Also, I am not a programmer.


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I installed Debian 6 on the same PC where I am running different versions of Ubuntu. Debian 6 installed grub, probably a different version than Ubuntu. I am running update-grub from Ubuntu 10, 11 & 12 and it does not overwrite the Debian boot loader. The Debian grub has failed to correctly define the boot options for 10.04 Ubuntu distro, the other Ubuntu distros where correctly defined. I had to modify the boot options at the grub prompt, intead of single, I wrote recovery nomodeset and I could load 10.04 Ubuntu but not in the recovery mode.
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Mortgage Rescue
Debt Advice Team - Birmingham City Council
If you are in arrears with your mortgage repayments and there is a danger of your home being repossessed, the Mortgage Rescue scheme may help. It is a government scheme which in Birmingham is run by the City Council.
Who can apply
To be eligible for the scheme your household must include someone in 'priority need'. This could be:• a pregnant woman
• someone with dependent children
• someone who is vulnerable because of old age or a physical or mental impairment
You will also need to meet the following criteria:• your household must earn less than £60,000 a year
• the value of your home should not be higher than a certain level set for each region – in the West Midlands this is currently £155,000
• everyone named on the mortgage must agree to be considered for the Mortgage Rescue scheme and must sign a written agreement to that effect
• you must have received debt counselling and advice from an independent debt adviser
• you should have explored all other options to meet your repayments with your bank or mortgage lender
• you must have a clear need to stay in your home, which means it is not practical or reasonable to move somewhere smaller or cheaper
• your home must be suitable for your needs - for example, there are not too many people sharing the same space making it unsafe and unhealthy
• you must not own a second home, including a home abroad
There are other conditions that apply to this scheme, which would be set out in more detail if you decided to go ahead.
Negative Equity You may be eligible for help from the Mortgage Rescue scheme even if you are in Negative Equity. This is when the total amount owed on the property is more than your home is worth. If you are in negative equity, you can still apply for the scheme if you meet all the other eligibility criteria. The condition here is that the current value of your mortgage plus any other loans taken out against your home do not add up to more than 120% of the current value of your home.
What happens after you apply• the council will arrange for you to meet with their money adviser
• you will get advice and a plan to help you manage your debt or find some other way so that you can meet your housing costs
• the council may arrange an assessment of your home
• you may get help, either with a Shared Equity Loan or through a Government Mortgage to Rent, depending on your circumstances.
Shared Equity Loan
The council may involve a Registered Social Landlord (RSL) who may be able to provide a Shared Equity Loan, which means they will pay off a part of your mortgage. In return they get a share in your property. The RSL will agree on the proportion, which will be based on an assessment of your household's finances. This will reduce your mortgage to a more affordable level so you can continue to make repayments. However you will also need to pay an amount to the RSL for the share of the property that they own.
To qualify for this scheme you would need to have at least 25%, but no more than 40%, equity in your property. This means that the total amount that you owe on the property, including any Secured Loans, must be no more than 75% of the current value of the property
Government Mortgage to Rent
Alternatively, the RSL may suggest a Government Mortgage to Rent, which means the RSL will pay off your mortgage completely by buying the property outright. You will stay in your home and pay rent to the RSL as their tenant. The rent will be at a level lower than the market rate. To be eligible for this scheme you must not own more than 25% equity of your home.
The Mortgage Rescue scheme is not the only way to get help if you are having problems with your mortgage
Remember, your home is at risk if you do not pay the mortgage or other loans secured on your property
The information provided in this factsheet is for guidance only. Before embarking on any strategy it is important to seek advice. You can contact the Debt Advice Team on 0121 303 2087
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The LockWorks at Yale & Towne are the newest residential and retail addition to the Yale & Towne neighborhood. With ground-level retailers, two courtyards, a rooftop pool with lounge and fire pit, and a minute walk to Fairway Market, the LockWorks is the ultimate in one-stop living. The LockWorks include upscale amenities like concierge service and a state-of-the-art fitness center, all nestled between the train station and Stamford's newly vibrant waterfront. The LockWorks are conveniently located at the heart of Harbor Point abundant with retail shops, the new Fairway Market and a short walk to the Stamford Train Station with only a 47 minute average train ride to New York City.
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I recently started studying topos theory, and I am puzzled by the Grothendieck's claim that topos is a "metamorphosis" of the concept of space. Can somebody explain what he means by this?
Thanks, Alexander
I recently started studying topos theory, and I am puzzled by the Grothendieck's claim that topos is a "metamorphosis" of the concept of space. Can somebody explain what he means by this?
Thanks, Alexander
If you have a space, you can consider the category of sheaves of sets on the space; the latter is a topos (the archetypal example thereof). Since sheaves are (a) very flexible; and (b) highly attuned to the topology of the underlying space, the topos remembers a lot of information about the space. Thus, forgetting the space but remembering the topos, while being perhaps a radical change in perspective, is not really abandoning the idea of the space, but is exactly just changing ones perspective on what a space is.
Thus, passing to the study of topoi from the study of spaces is just one more step in a (very) long mathematical tradition of studying the nature of shape and space.
(Somewhat more bluntly, one might argue that every question about a space that one wants to study is encapsulated in some way sheaf-theoretically, and so remembering the topos precisely remembers everything interesting about the space; hence one is metamorphising the concept of space in such a way as to remember precisly what is interesting, and eliminate from consideration everything that is extraneous.)
In sense, a sheaf over a space is 'representation' of the space. Somewhat akin to a module being a representation of a ring. So, a the catergory (topos) of sheaves over a space plays the same role the category of modules play over a ring. Just as two nonisomorphic rings can have equivalent module categories, two non-homemorphic spaces can have equivalent toposes of sheaves. (As above, in case of 'sober' spaces, such is not the case.)
The answers already provided are very good and informative, so I just wish to add something concerning the "metamorphosis" of the very notion of space of which Grothendieck speaks in Semailles.
Every space has its associated topos, but there are topoi which are NOT spatial. You can define categorically the notion of point of a topos, and this definition corresponds to the usual notion of points when one restricts to spatial topoi.
Now, the fact that there are plenty of topoi with no points basically means that one can do topology in a pointless world: you can still formally define notions of compactness, coverings, and well as most of the standard topological (and even homotopical) machinery, directly in a given topos, regardless of its having points or not.
As it turns out, the passage from point-set to pointless topology is not just an idle game: for instance in physics at the Planck level you may still want to talk of topological and geometric properties of space-time, and yet you have no well-defined points.
I agree with two answers already given. I provide some more detail in an answer to a similar question here: What is a topos?


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Dan Monteroso is officially a Purdue Boilermaker.
The St. Clairsville senior inked his name on a National Letter of Intent Wednesday morning, joining Coach Darrell Hazel's first class at Purdue.
"I signed the papers as early as I could and got them faxed to Purdue. It felt great as soon as I did it," Monteroso said. "I've been smiling all day. I'm just excited for the opportunity to have a chance to go make a name for myself (at Purdue)."
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE'S Dan Monteroso (front, center) signed his National Letter of Intent Wednesday. He's flanked by his parents Cathy and Jeff. Behind are Principal Walt Skaggs, head football coach Brett McLean and Athletic Director Kelly Rine.
One of the most decorated wide receivers in Ohio Valley history becomes the first football player from a Belmont County school to sign with a FBS-level college since 2006 when Bellaire High product Nate Davis signed with Ball State University.
Monteroso's path to the Big Ten didn't surprise Red Devils' head coach Brett McLean, who could tell early on that he had something special.
"The kids who play at the Division I level stick out like a sore thumb," McLean said. "As a seventh and eighth grader, you could tell that he was just leaps and bounds ahead (of the other kids). He played varsity level immediately and to be able to have an impact on every single game made it pretty obvious."
The recruiting process really heated up for Monteroso last spring. He received several offers and took visits to Iowa and Boston College before committing to the Eagles in July.
With the recruiting process - or so he thought - behind him, Monteroso helped lead the Red Devils to a 14-1 record and the school's first trip to the state championship game.
The 6-3, 170 pound playmaker caught 68 passes for 1,483 yards and 17 touchdowns. He was the Eastern District Player of the Year along with first-team all-OVAC, Buckeye 8, all-Valley and all-Times Leader. He was also named the Big 22 Ohio Valley Player of the Year in December.
"I think Dan's got that touch from a greater power to play," McLean said. "I've got total confidence in Dan. He's a very determined kid who is always willing to compete. I know he'll compete quickly to play and have an impact on their team."
Shortly after the end of the college season, Boston College fired its head coach and entire staff, hiring Steve Addazio.
However, Monteroso elected to open up his recruiting after the coaching staff change.
"I wasn't too comfortable with the coaching change at B.C.," Monteroso said.
After Hazel officially took over at Purdue, after leaving Kent State, he began recruiting Monteroso immediately.
"When Coach Hazel started recruiting me, I really felt comfortable," Monteroso said.
He took visits to Purdue and Maryland before offering a verbal commitment to the Boilermakers about two weeks ago.
Monteroso, who will take part in the Ohio North-South All-Star Game in Dayton in April, will report to West Lafayette in early June to begin summer classes and preparations for the 2013 season.
"I am going to go there and compete," Monteroso said. "I want to start as a freshman. Everywhere I've been, I've worked hard to play. I don't want to sit behind anyone, so my I am going to go to Purdue and do what I have to do to get to play."
Monteroso, who is currently the leader of the Red Devils' basketball team, admits he must get faster and stronger to achieve his goals of early playing time for the Boilermakers.
"I have to get bigger and faster, but I also have to work on my route running and things like that," Monteroso said. "I'll spend the spring with my dad (Jeff), Matt (Kinnick) and my brother (Michael) will throw with me."
Until the spring, however, Monteroso's total focus lies with the Red Devils' basketball team and trying to make a run deep into March.
"We've really not had time to reflect on the football season because we went right into basketball," Monteroso said. "I am really excited to see what we can accomplish the rest of this basketball season. We've got a lot of goals ahead of us to work toward."
Monteroso, who is the son of Jeff and Cathy Monteroso, is undecided about his major.
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TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - The Shawnee County District Attorney's Office hopes to complete paperwork Friday or Monday that will get the ball rolling on bringing two murder suspects back to Topeka.
The DA's office is completing a request for the Governor's office to issue a warrant to extradite Gabino Alcala and Benjamin Anaya. They're being held in El Paso, Texas for murder and conspiracy in the death of 34-year-old Ashley Alcala.
Ashley Alcala was found unresponsive in her home Oct. 18. She died later at a Topeka hospital.
Gabino is the brother of the victim's husband, Manuel Alcala, who's also charged in the case. Manuel was in court Thursday afternoon, where the judge set his preliminary hearing for November 27th.
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It is most unfortunate that the producers of The Bible mini-series chose to ignore the context of Jesus' cry, "My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?" This time, instead of changing Jesus' words as they did at his baptism by John and the temptation by the devil that altered the true meaning of each occasion, the producers have Jesus utter his all-important question in the full light of day instead of near the end of the darkness enshrouding the heavens from noon until three o'clock. Their violation of the scriptural context makes Jesus appear confused and ignorant about what was happening. Nothing could be further from the truth.
Jesus understood all of the Old Testament prophecies regarding the death of God's Servant. In Jn 10:17-18, he provides us with his own commentary on the coming deadly deed to wit: "For this reason the Father loves me, because I lay down my life, that I may take it again. No one takes it from me, but I lay it down of my own accord. I have power to lay it down, and I have power to take it again; this charge I have received from my Father." Also Jesus had been given the authority by God to judge all by reason of his life that culminated in "fulfilling all righteousness" at his baptism wherein he atones for the sins of the world (Jn 1:29, 5:17-26). This being so raises the question as to what his cry on Golgotha means.
Jesus provides the necessary insight in Mt 24:35-36 as follows: "Heaven and earth will pass away, but my words will not pass away. But of that day and hour no one knows, not even the angels of heaven, nor the Son, but the Father only." On Golgotha, the fullness of belief in God displayed in Jesus and the fullness of unbelief by those "who thought they were doing God's will" meet. Jesus fulfilled the obedience to God's commandments throughout his life and was deemed to be a blasphemous sinner by most of the people of Israel. In Deut 30:16-20, Moses anticipates this very event: "If you obey the commandments of the LORD your God which I command you this day, by loving the LORD your God, by walking in his ways, and by keeping his commandments, and his statutes and his ordinances, then you shall live and multiply, and the LORD your God will bless you in the land which you are entering to take possession of it. But if your heart turns away, and you will not hear, but are drawn away to worship other gods and serve them, I declare to you this day, that you shall perish; you shall not live long in the land which you are going over the Jordan to enter and possess. I call heaven and earth to witness against you this day, that I have set before you life and death, blessing and curse; therefore choose life, that you and your descendants may live, loving the LORD your God, obeying his voice, and cleaving to him; for that means life to you and length of days, that you may dwell in the land which the LORD swore to your fathers, to Abraham, to Isaac, and to Jacob, to give them."
Jesus fulfilled Moses' prophecy but "he came to his own home, and his own people received him not." "He was in the world, and the world was made through him, yet the world knew him not." Golgotha represents the pinnacle of the rejection of Jesus by fallen angels and humans, Jews and Gentiles.
"The Darkness" signifies God's revelation to Jesus that the end of the universe was at hand for him to adjudicate. God never rescinded Jesus' authority to judge all. Jesus volunteered to die but not in the dissolution of the universe. Jesus' prayer confessing his need for God under the most horrific conditions possible constitutes the judgment that stops the universe's collapse even as he repudiates Satan's indictment (Heb 1:3 and Job 2:4-5). Jesus' words are "spirit and life." He fulfills the Great Commandment under the terms set by "the power of darkness" and his minions to abuse their exercise of freedom by crucifying God's Beloved Son. In time, at his conception, in his growth unto his baptism, in his ministry, in Gethsemane, on Golgotha, in his resurrection, and ascension for all eternity Jesus reveals his true identity as the Savior of the world. "If you had known me, you would have known my Father also; henceforth you know him and have seen him." The ascent of God and Man are one in Jesus, the Christ. For "No one has ascended into heaven but he who descended from heaven, the Son of man..." even into the depths of Hell (Jn 3:13 and I Ptr 4:6).
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I'm using Xubuntu 11.04, and with a Windows XP in my VirtualBox. Both have latest Firefox 4 installed. But inside my Ubuntu, Ctrl+F5 never works, and because I don't know what else I could do to force refreshing a page, I have to copy the link and paste them into my Windows XP to get the newest results.
Is there a way that I could solve this?
Thank you very much if this problem could get a solution.
EDIT: Even though Ctrl+F5 doesn't work, I just found it can also be triggered by Ctrl+Shift+R too.
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Spiced Peaches
Categories: Low-calorie, Low-fat, Quick to fix, Sweet
Type: Desserts and Baked Goods
Type: Desserts and Baked Goods
Peaches soaked in wine and spiced with cloves are a delicious dessert in the summer, fall, or anytime.
Serves: serves 4
- 8 small peaches
- 8 cloves
- enough red or white wine to cover
- peel of 1 lemon
- 1 tbsp honey
- 1/4 tsp nutmeg or cinnamon
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- Wash the peaches, stick a clove in each one, and put in a pan with the wine.
- Add the peel of a well-scrubbed lemon, honey, and nutmeg or cinnamon to taste.
- Bring to a boil, lower the heat, and simmer, covered, until the peaches are tender and almost at bursting point.
- This dessert is highly adaptable; we have cooked hard little apricots or nectarines the same way, or used up leftover brandy, whiskey, or apple or grape juice instead. Chilled and piled up in a dish with the syrupy remains of the juice poured over it, and with plain yogurt or cream served separately, it can be a grand party dessert. Any leftovers never survive breakfast time.
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There's no doubt that the Resident Evil 6 has ambition, but unfortunately this latest sequel isn't sitting right with much of its dedicated fan base. The game's sprawling, action packed campaign has been decried as "schizophrenic," "generic," and "bloated." The game tried to do many things at once, but unfortunately didn't do any of them particularly well.
But of course, the Resident Evil series hasn't always been this way. By and large, its numbered entries have always proven to be interesting, well-received horror and action titles. It seems the series may have lost its way with its most recent release, but what would it take to get Resident Evil back on track?
That's the question we're posing for this latest Game Design Challenge. If you were in charge of the next entry in the Resident Evil franchise, what kind of game would you create? How would you create a title that lives up to the series' 16 year history but still brings the franchise into the modern era?
What follows are the best and most original entries we received. Here are our top picks.
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Cliff Kamarga, Game Designer at Gameloft Auckland Studio (see page 2)
Ian Atherton, Game Designer and Game Artist at University of Washington (see page 3)
Nirosan Silvaratnam, Student of Multimedia University, Currently Pursuing Bachelor in Software Engineering (see page 4)
Phil Stewart, Games Design & Production Management Student at the University Of Abertay Dundee (see page 5)
Nik Muhammad Hazim, Student of Multimedia University Faculty of Computing and Informatics (see page 6)
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It is said one should avoid staring at Sun as it can damage the eyes, but it is also said that one should not come out in sun during eclipse as it emits dangerous rays. Is that true? If yes, why?
There's certainly no problem being out in the Sun during an eclipse: There's nothing being emitted then that's not being emitted at other times. The danger is just that the relative darkness near totality may make it seem safe to look at the Sun, even when it's not. But as long as you don't look directly at the Sun, you're fine.
During the time when an eclipse is total, it is safe to look at it with the naked eye. But only during totality. Even when the eclipse is almost total -- a thin crescent or even just Bailey's beads or the diamond ring visible -- you can damage your eyes by looking at it. So if you're planning to view an eclipse, be sure you can identify totality before looking with the naked eye. Viewing with an experienced eclipse-watcher is a good idea if you can arrange it.
As Mr. Eclipse puts it
It's amazing how long the solar eclipse myth persists in spite of attempts to educate the public. There are still school principals in many countries that deny children the opportunity to view totality, one of the most wonderful sights in nature. During partial eclipse phases, solar filters that reduce luminosity by a factor of 10^5 will permit safe viewing. However, during totality, no filtering is required since the luminosity approximates that of a full moon. In my eclipse trips we often passed out filters to the interested public.


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Does this mean that the first homotopy group in some sense contains more information than the higher homotopy groups? Is there another generalization of the fundamental group that can give rise to non-commutative groups in such a way that these groups contain more information than the higher homotopy groups?
What are the ramifications of the fact that the first homotopy group can be non-commutative, whilst the higher homotopy groups can't be?
Thinking about the higher homotopy groups as just groups is in some sense missing the point. The higher homotopy groups are not just abelian groups: they are $\pi_1$-modules, for one thing.
More loftily, from the n-categorical point of view, the homotopy groups are really just a convenient stand-in for a more fundamental structure, the fundamental $\infty$-groupoid of a space. Roughly speaking, the fundamental $\infty$-groupoid is a gadget that incorporates information about the paths between points, homotopies between paths, homotopies between homotopies between paths, and so forth.
It is possible to truncate the fundamental $\infty$-groupoid into a collection of easier-to-understand objects, the fundamental $n$-groupoids $\Pi_n$:
And so forth: more generally the fundamental $n$-groupoid is a generalization of the relationship between the first $n$ homotopy groups. Unfortunately I can't think of a nice reference to these ideas off the top of my head; I've gleaned them from several sources. The references in Baez and Shulman's Lectures on n-categories and cohomology might be a good start.
Let $\mathcal{C}$ be a category with finite limits and a final object. In general, if $Y$ is an object in $\mathcal{C}$ such that $\hom(X, Y)$ is naturally a group for each $X \in \mathcal{C}$, then $Y$ is called a "group object" in $\mathcal{C}$; that is, there is a multiplication map $Y \times Y \to Y$ and an inversion $Y \to Y$ and an identity $\ast \to Y$ (for $\ast$ the final object) that satisfy a categorical version of the usual group axioms (stated arrow-theoretically). In the case of interest here, $\mathcal{C}$ is the homotopy category of pointed topological spaces, and the statement that the homotopy groups are groups is the statement that the spheres $S^n$ are group objects in the opposite category -- in other words, $S^n$ is a so-called "H cogroup." When one writes out the arrows, one ends up with a "comultiplication map" $S^n \to S^n \vee S^n$ and a map $S^n \to \ast$ ($\ast$ the point) that satisfy the dual of the usual group axioms, up to homotopy.
The reason that the higher homotopy groups are abelian and $\pi_1$ is not is that $S^n$ is an abelian H cogroup for $n \geq 2$ and not for $n=1$. This is basically a consequence of the Eckmann-Hilton argument (namely, there are two natural and mutually distributive ways of defining the H cogroup structure of $S^n$, depending on which coordinate one chooses; they must be equal and both commutative).
Now to your more general question. So one can define covariant functors from the pointed homotopy category to the category of groups: just pick any H cogroup object and to consider maps from it into the given space. An easy way of getting these is to take the reduced suspension of any space $X$, $\Sigma X$, and to note that $\Sigma X$ can be made into an H cogroup (in kind of the same way as $S^n$ is---actually, the $S^n$ is a special case of this).
One may object that considering suspensions is not really anything new, because homotopy classes of $\Sigma X = S^1 \wedge X$ into a space $Y$ is the same as considering homotopy classes of maps $S^1 \to Y^X$ when $X$ is reasonable (say locally compact and Hausdorff), so we really have a variant of the fundamental group.
Finally, there is the question of whether all functors from the pointed homotopy category to the category of groups can be expressed in this way, that is, whether it is representable. On the pointed homotopy category of CW complexes, there are fairly weak conditions that will ensure representability.
These problems puzzled the early topologists: in fact Cech's paper on higher homotopy groups was rejected for the 1932 Int. Cong. Math. at Zurich by Hopf and Alexandroff, who quickly proved they were abelian. We now know this is because group objects in groups are abelian groups. However group objects in the category of groupoids are NOT just abelian groups, but are equivalent to crossed modules, which occurred in the 1940s in relation to second relative homotopy groups, $\pi_2(X,A,x)$. It turns out that there is a nice double groupoid $\rho_2(X,A,x)$ consisting of homotopy classes of maps of a square $I^2$ to $X$ which map the edges to $A$ and the vertices to $x$. (The proof that the compositions are well defined is not quite trivial!). Using this Philip Higgins and I proved a 2-d van Kampen Theorem, published in Proc. LMS 1978, i.e. 34 years ago, from which one can deduce new results on the nonabelian second relative homotopy groups, as crossed modules over the fundamental group.
This is the start of using strict higher homotopy groupoids for obtaining nonabelian calculations in higher homotopy theory -- see the web page in my comment, and references there.
This idea came from examining in 1965 a proof of the 1-dim van Kampen theorem for the fundamental groupoid, and observing that it ought to generalise to higher dimensions if one had the right homotopical gadgets. It took years to get the idea that this could be done for pairs of spaces, filtered spaces, or $n$-cubes of spaces, but apparently not easily just for spaces, or spaces with base point.
One geometrical fact from which the non-commutativity of the fundamental group is the following: two objects on a line can't switch relative position (i.e. left and right) through homotopy, as they are unable to "pass" each other. Two objects in a higher dimensional space can, however; so intuitively, it seems that a homotopy theory based on mappings of $I^n$ will naturally be abelian for $n \ge 2$.


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I've been in a game for a while and I've been distracted for several sessions because the game simply hasn't been very interesting to me. The setting and story set by the GM aren't very gripping and the other players have some coherency issues that makes teamwork a little troublesome. I'm just sort of burnt out on the game. The group consists of friends I've had for about 12 years now. How do I back out of a long-term game with friends gracefully?
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Two words: Dramatic Exit
Though others adequately attempt to help with the group dynamics, I'll answer the question as asked instead: "How do I quit a game gracefully?" and work my way around to the same place.
Work within the fantasy. Make appologies to the GM and offer to work with him/her to make it work within the story of the game. Make your last session something special (perhaps re-invigorating the game for them?) Here are some things I've done/heard of along those lines:
Oddly, you may find that attempting to negotiate dramatic clean-exit for your character from the gaming group may just be the kind of catalyst needed to get things going for the group again, even if you aren't with them. Unlike some others, I see no benefit in offering unsolicited (so-called constructive, really negative) feedback to the group/GM as you're leaving . Your position of "I'm burned out" is a great stance for a graceful exit - let all of the drama take place in-world.
Don't lie about it and don't cause drama. Just tell them you need to back out of the game for a while.
I quit all my games every several years. I get really burnt out on tabletop gaming and it stops being fun until I take a 6-12 month break. Whenever I've come back from such a break is when I've had the most fun and come up with my best characters. I've always made it clear though that I'm taking a break from gaming, and not from any single game. This helps avoid hurting a group's feelings.
Let me tell you what not to do:
From personal experience, I can tell you that these behaviors turn "I'm leaving the game" into "I'm abandoning our friendship." Everybody feels betrayed by the leaving party, and hostility ensues.
Honesty, openness, and strict adherence to Wheaton's Law are your best bet for dropping out of a game that's not fun for you while retaining a set of friendships you obviously value, or you wouldn't have asked.
Why not suggest an alternate activity for a session, or a couple of sessions, whether its another RP with a different GM, a board game or just a movie night. If you want to continue hanging out with your friends, try something different for a change of pace.
It sounds like you aren't the only one who is having a hard time with this game. You may find you are all more interested in your game after a break.
Simply tell the group, "I'm not having fun in this game. Mr. GM, here's my character sheet, NPC him if you need to. Call me when the campaign or game changes."
If asked why, be polite but clear about why.
It doesn't sound like you're burned out on gaming, just on the particular campaign. If, indeed, it's gaming in general, drop the sentence about "call me."
Never lie nor dissemble about why you're leaving. More hurt comes from the "I'm taking a break from gaming" on week 1 followed by them finding out you joined another group on week 2.


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What a great show. I like the format - nice and short! Please do more of these mini topics. I do find it a little ironic that you're talking about smooth streaming high quality video, and the channel 9 supply of this video is too low quality to see the code Tim is showing.
Couple of options might be to suggest that the speaker use ZoomIt or [WIN][+] to zoom in on code. Then during the play back, code would be legible for viewers. I know the code is there for download, so I don't want to come across as a complaint machine, but I do think it would make for a better broadcast. Another option would be to stream a higher quality video, but I understand this option might cost more, and be out of your control.
Zoom it baby!
Thanks for the time and energy - I know these are not easy to create/produce/publish. Keep up the good work!
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Scott - Thanks for the feedback. We do shoot the videos at a high resolution but the size of the video is pretty daunting. The Channel 9 team is working on to get smooth streaming in place so I beleive you'll have a much better UX when it rolls out.
Your comment about zooming in to look at code is noted. I will recommend that we do that in the future.
You can also download the high resolution WMV file and watch the episode in Window Media Player (select WMV High from the Media Downloads dropdown on the bottom-right of the C9 SL player). The file used by the player is not the high res version due to size, as John mentions (people on slow connections would have to deal with too much buffering...).
ZoomIt is a great piece of technology and a great idea for video-based code demos.
Charles is right .... and I'm spoiled since I watch the highest res versions
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Why didn't I think of the download option? I just downloaded it, the WMV High, and it's perfect. No need for zooming even. This is the option I was looking for. Thank you!
For the future, smooth streaming might know that I have high available bandwidth, and would just stream the high bits to me, but for now, knowing that the download is there, is good enough for me.
Thanks again,
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Scott - Yeah, the high res version is much better. It's a good point. The download button is not as prominent as it could be ... and this is not the first time that statement has been made
I'm still in a backwater and my broadband speeds suck, so I always download the Hi-Def overnight (using Free Download Manager).
BTW Did you guys get around to putting a full descriptive title into the file metatdata? (This really helps when I return to my downloads after a week or so and have forgotten the gist of the thing!).
I guess we could call the button "understated" or very "Minimal impact" to be polite....
almost unnoticable ...
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The weather around here, in a word, has been crappy. And you can only eat so much soup before you get a hankering for something different but still warm and comforting. Creamy polenta fills the belly and has a hearty texture that satisfies. The dish is really easy to make, and it's amazing the depth of flavour you can get by chucking a few extra things into a blender.
- 4 oz cremini mushrooms, sliced
- 2 cloves garlic, unpeeled
- 1 tbsp oil
- 1/4 tsp salt
- freshly ground pepper
- 3 cups water
- 1 large red pepper, cored, seeded and chopped
- 1 leek, white and light green section, sliced
- 1/2 cup plain soy milk, or creamer (more, if needed)
- 1 cup polenta
- 1 tsp oregano
- 1/2 tsp sage
- salt and pepper to taste
- parsley, fresh or dried
Preheat oven to 400 degrees
1. Toss sliced mushrooms and garlic in olive oil. Spread out on a baking sheet and sprinkle with salt and pepper. Roast for 20 mins, turning a few times to keep from burning. Remove from oven, let cool, then peel and mince garlic.
2. While mushrooms roast, place water, red pepper, and leeks in food processor or blender and blend until relatively smooth. Bring to bubbling in a sauce pan, then whisk in polenta. Lower heat and stir in soy milk/creamer. Loosely cover and cook for about 15-20 mins, until thick and creamy and soft. Stir regularly to keep from cooking to the bottom, and add more soy milk if it gets too thick. Stir in spices and minced garlic, then season to taste with salt and pepper.
3. Pour polenta into a large serving dish, then place mushrooms in the centre. Garnish with parsley and serve.
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Creamy Red Pepper Polenta with Roasted Mushrooms
The weather around here, in a word, has been crappy. And you can only eat so much soup before you get a hankering for something different but still warm and comforting. Creamy polenta fills the belly and has a hearty texture that satisfies. The dish is really easy to make, and it's amazing the depth of flavour you can get by chucking a few extra things into a blender.
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- I'm Philippa O said...
this sounds so good. i adore polenta! i'm almost looking forward to being a toothless old hag just so i have an excuse to eat it all day!
- October 28, 2009 at 9:28 PM
- Kiersten said...
That sounds delicious. This will make a great, comforting meal during the fall/winter months. I am going to give this a try!
- October 28, 2009 at 9:49 PM
- Tiffany C. said...
Yum--looks and sounds delicious!
- October 29, 2009 at 1:47 AM
- Lucas Rimmer said...
Hey Vegan Dad!
Who doesn't love comfort food?
The love of my life, that's who! He won't eat things that are creamy, so no guacamole, no creamy salad dressings, and DEFINITELY no polenta! *sob*
But this looks so yummy that I am gonna have to file it away in my "Things to make for myself when he's away" file. Lucky for me, MOST of your recipes fall under the category of "comfort food," imo.
By the way, I am guessing that you meant to say: "Stir regularly to keep from STICKing to the bottom," rather than "COOKING to the bottom."But just a guess on my part, as I said.
Thanks for all you do.
- October 29, 2009 at 10:15 AM
- J. Andy Lambert said...
When you say red pepper... are you talking about a red (ripe) bell pepper? Usually thats what this means, but I jsut want to be sure.
I've got tons of those out in the garden just waiting to be picked. :)
- October 29, 2009 at 10:53 AM
- Sophia.Pflieger said...
Mmmm.... That looks yummy! I've never had creamy polenta before, but this makes me want to try it!
- October 29, 2009 at 1:11 PM
- dreaminitvegan said...
This looks like a good comfort food. Love polenta and grits.
- October 29, 2009 at 1:52 PM
- Anonymous said...
Shallots aren't listed in the ingredient list. What's the quantity for them? Thanks!
- October 29, 2009 at 2:47 PM
- Monique a.k.a. Mo said...
Oh wow. That looks so creamy and delicious!
- October 29, 2009 at 5:51 PM
- pleasurefromthethorns said...
i tried this one last night and it turned out great. i added nutritional yeast and smoked paprika and it was divine. thanks for being an inspration to us vegan dads!
- October 30, 2009 at 1:18 PM
- Alyson said...
Tried this, and since we're not vegan, threw in a handful of parmesean cheese instead of the soy milk. This was a winner, and the texture of the mushrooms was great! Thanks Vegan Dad!
- October 31, 2009 at 12:53 AM
- Mandee said...
I love love love creamy polenta and I made a dish really similar to this recenly. I am going to try your version!
- November 1, 2009 at 10:34 PM
- Michael said...
I just made this tonight... it was great! I think next time I will double the amount of mushrooms. Thanks!
- November 2, 2009 at 6:41 PM
- Shelby said...
I just made this. It's good - however, I think it needs something to flavor it up. I added quite a bit of salt, but I'm thinking maybe some kind of fat would help. I also had to add another half cup of soy milk to make sure it didn't dry out. Still, good recipe. We ate it with some delicious vegan sausage.
- November 15, 2009 at 8:03 PM
- Jessica said...
Wow this was fantastic!!! We are making it again tonight because I won't stop talking about it with my husband. You are a real inspiration to him!
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