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$7,1503 Bedroom, 2 Baths
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225 Front Street
New York, NY 10038
Cross streets:
Beekman Street, Peck Slip
South Street Seaport
New York, NY 10038
Cross streets:
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South Street Seaport
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Available No Fee Apartments at Historic Front Street - Berwick's Barway
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Apartment Features
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- Video Intercom
- Units: 11
- Low-rise (1-6 Floors)
- Pre-war Apartment Building
- Converted Factory/Warehouse
- Built 1900
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Pet policy: Pets OK, Dogs OK, Cats OK
Historic Front Street is a luxury development made up of eleven warehouses built in the late 1700s and early 1800s, as well as three buildings from 2005. It is located on one of Lower Manhattan's most desireable blocks, paved with cobblestone and lined with only independent businesses, including eight retaurants, a wine bar, ale house, coffee shop and more.
Many of our apartment have exposed brick, 200 year old columns, wooden ceiling joists or other original elements. Others are sleek, sunny and modern. But all of them have wonderful kitchens with volcanic stone counters, stainless steel appliances and plenty of room for even the most serious chef. Each apartment also has a washing machine/dryer, video intercom and geothermal heating and air with separate zones for each room, and stylish bathrooms with marble flooring and subway tile walls.
We are located steps from the Financial District, just below the Brooklyn Bridge
Neighborhood / Parking / Transportation
Historic Front Street is located in Manhattan's historic Seaport neighborhood with structures and some businesses stretching back over 200 years. This block, between Beekman and Peck Slip, was completely restored in 2005 and contains only independent businesses, and has a community feel that is difficult to find in bustling New York City.
It is close to many subway lines along Fulton Street and the Brooklyn Bridge/City Hall stops. It is also convenient to the Brooklyn Bridge, FDR, Brooklyn/Battery Tunnel and all of downtown.
Historic Front Street is very pet-friendly, and a pet store and doggie-day care is located in the block, with a dog park only short walk away. It is also a block from the bike path along the East River.
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Income Requirements (Tenants): Income of 40x Monthly Rent
- Shares Accepted
- Shares May Qualify Jointly
- Completed Application
- Credit Check
- Housing Court Check
- Letter of Employment
- Other Proof of Income/Finances
- Proof of Identity (Passport, Drivers License, etc.)
Fees: $65 Application Fee
Income Requirements (Guarantors/Cosigners): Income of 80x Monthly Rent
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29 Nov 2011 2:25 AM #1
Opacity transition between scenes
I'm producing an interactive picture book project using Sencha Animator and I've pretty much learned my way around it. I am not however a Javascript ninja. Each picture book page is a scene and clicking a button will trigger the next scene. I don't like the sudden transition tho.
Does anyone have a tip for adding a soft fade-in/out transition between scenes? I would love to do a page-flip effect like "20 Things I Learned About Browsers and the Web" but an opacity transition would do fine for now.
Thanks for any help.
29 Nov 2011 7:36 AM #2
Currently the best way to do this would be to modify/add your own javascript to the exported file to handle scene transitions (not trivial).
Another way of doing transitions, perhaps not very elegant, is to create new scenes between your current scenes where you animate the transition. This can be hard to maintain because you now need to make sure the beginning of the transition scene is always identical to the last state of the previous scene, and the end of the transition scene is identical to the beginning of the next scene.
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I thought as much. Yes, that was my first DIY solution, but it won't be seamless I think, as triggering a page advance would occur anytime in the animation loop. Unless of course I allow the page advance only after a pause in the animation.
I'll experiment with that. Also with some DIY Javascript if I can manage.
Thanks for the prompt reply!

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The words
amar and
querer according to RAE are synonyms; however, in Colombia, at least,
amar is considered a stronger feeling, a highest level of love, if you can say that.
For example, I can tell a good friend of mine
te quiero mucho but I never tell my daughter
te quiero. I either tell her:
te amo or
te adoro. Conversely, I don't tell my good friend
te amo
Another example: When you are starting a relationship with a girl, you start telling her
te quiero and as time goes by and your feelings start to grow stronger, you start telling her
te amo.
adorar, RAE does indicate that
adorar is a stronger feeling than
tr. Amar con extremo.
So my two questions are:
- In your country, the word
amaris also considered a higher level of love (for lack of a better description) compared to
- Assuming it does, how would you say
te amoin English? (I only know
I love youbut I feel that it lacks something...)


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The Kingdom continues to invest in its refineries. In May 2005, Saudi Aramco announced plans for a new refinery in Yanbu with an anticipated capacity of 400,000 barrels per day of petroleum products. Plans are also underway for a new refinery at Jubail that is also expected to have a capacity of 400,000 barrels per day.
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By Sean O'Connell
Friday, November 2, 2012
Hollywood's haunted season lingers with us, clogging multiplexes with options for horror-movie mavens seeking a post-Halloween scare. Here's my suggestion: Skip "Sinister" and "Silent Hill: Revelation," pass on the "Paranormal Activity" sequel, and dive into Barry Levinson's "The Bay," a ripped-from-the-headlines psychological chiller that burrows under the skin with its terrifyingly local twist.
Long ago, Levinson established his career exploring the personal journeys of blue-collar Baltimore denizens in such films as "Diner," "Avalon" and "Liberty Heights." He returns to the Old Line State to weave a realistic and profoundly disturbing creature feature set in Maryland's Eastern Shore.
Told through technology-assisted flashbacks, "The Bay" revisits the site of a 2009 ecological outbreak that rapidly decimated the bucolic (and fictional) bayside town of Claridge over the Fourth of July.
Levinson approaches the mysterious attack from the perspective of Donna Thompson (Kether Donohue), a fledgling journalism student at American University who survived the devastation and now feels compelled to tell her story to an off-camera investigator. As she recalls the horrors during an interview via an online chat, Levinson cleverly compiles informative clips from recently declassified materials: An oceanographer's research video; townsfolk's home movies; hospital security cameras; Skype conference calls; and the shaky footage captured by this rookie television reporter.
Just as I was prepared to bury the found-footage horror genre, "The Bay" successfully resurrects the overused storytelling method and proves it can be put to extremely effective use when placed in the right hands. Levinson may rely on recycled footage to push audiences into his story, but he and first-time screenwriter Michael Wallach cook up such a riveting eco-horror barnburner that it's easy to ignore the gimmick and simply hold on to our seats once "The Bay" kicks into high gear.
The found-footage approach also lends Levinson's film a welcome touch of realism that grounds the credible dangers. Residents of "The Bay" aren't running from a rampaging, radioactive monster or dodging a disgruntled spirit with a centuries-old ax to grind. The threat posed by "The Bay" exists in the waters of the Chesapeake and was created by man (if you buy into the conspiracy theories vibrating beneath the film's surface), making Levinson's slow-burning thriller an intimate, suburban-focused companion piece to Steven Soderbergh's globetrotting pandemic thriller, "Contagion."
As opposed to Soderbergh's sprawling lecture, Levinson squeezes big-time scares out of his small-town surroundings. His actors play convincing amateurs, mugging for personal cameras, unaware of the horrors yet to come. Simple makeup techniques create believable boils, rashes and lesions on victims' bodies, baffling the local medical community and ratcheting up our fears.
The Chesapeake acts as Levinson's homegrown Ground Zero for an ecological nightmare, but "The Bay" argues that this type of threat could happen anywhere.
Does "The Bay" actually make us think this might happen? Almost as much as "Jaws" had audiences believing a great white shark might sink his teeth into their legs as they swam in shallow waters. Like Steven Spielberg's masterpiece, "The Bay" dabbles in exaggerated terrors that are grounded in shades of realism. And like "Jaws," it will scare you out of the water for the immediate future.
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WASHINGTON — Goodwill returns to the Pepco Edison Place Gallery with its Goodwill of Greater Washington pop-up retail shop. Pepco donated space so the stores can temporarily open its doors for the holiday with the theme Peace & Goodwill.
Called "Edited for Goodwill," designed by the global architecture, design, planning and consulting firm Gensler, the store will carry Goodwill holiday and winter apparel as well as a selection of seasonal accessories and wares. All merchandise that will be sold has been donated to Goodwill and culled from Washington, D.C., area stores. Pepco is also matching every dollar the store generates up to $25,000.
"This is the mission of the Pepco Edison Place Gallery," said Debbi Jarvis, VP of corporate citizenship and social responsibility for Pepco Holdings Inc. "It is the season of giving and the return of the pop-up retail shop to Pepco's space dedicated to the nonprofit community is 'good will' at its best."
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A "war on aspiration"
Adam Shaw (he of the "Pope Francis is the Catholic Church's Obama" fame) has posted another column attacking Francis, which is sure to go viral. Here is how it starts:
Pope Francis has declared war on those who aspire to provide a better life for themselves and their families, expressing the misguided snobbery of a man for whom money has never been an issue.
In the first week of his papacy, when briefing the media, the pope exclaimed:
"Oh how I long for a poor Church for the poor!"
This statement is a perfect summary of Francis' papacy, a primary theme of which has been a peculiar dislike of prosperity. His first major document, -- "Evangelii Gaudium" -- was a prime example of his disdain for those who are not content to soak in poverty or to submit to socialism.
It just gets better from there, with Shaw taking umbrage at how the Pope is disparaging his efforts to put bread on the table for his young family.
I suspect some of you will become incensed over this, but to be honest I just laughed out loud. It's painfully obvious that Shaw has figured out that his surest path to becoming a big wheel at Fox is to follow the Ann Coulter model of employing ridiculously over-the-top rhetoric to make his points. I predict that television appearances will follow and perhaps a full-length book attacking Francis will appear in the next year or so.
I generally don't begrudge a man who's just trying to make a living, particularly (as I am painfully aware at the moment) it will be hard for Shaw to send his kids to Catholic high school on a Fox junior editor's salary. So as a father who also is trying to put bread on the table for his family, I wish Shaw well in his efforts to monentize his purple prose.
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The difference is that Coulter attacks those (liberals) who a fair amount of people like to hate. Everybody really likes Pope Francis, so Shaw's strategy won't be as effective with Francis as a target.
This is great! Stuff like this can help invite back so many progressive Catholics who felt forgotten or beseiged under the two pervious popes.
Mr Shaw's column gives lie to this statement:
The reason that there are no more freak shows is because we have become a society that has no place for freaks. Christopher Lasch
Fox is one continuous freak show.
Guess he is all in with Fox News now - his biased and inaccurate writings cost him another job:
Your analysis is right on, Peter. I was going to follow Shaw on Twitter but thought better of it since his obvious reason for being outrageous is to attract attention and as you say, make more money. Maybee Russ L will employ him as an intern.
His comment that rich Catholics fund all the Catholic hospitals and soup kitchens, etc., raises a question that we should ponder more on these pages. Namely, the Church's constant courting of the wealthy which began in earnest in the fourth and fifth century as the church, for the first time, started to extol the virtues of wealth. As long as the money was given to the church. What theChurch developed at the time was an offering to the rich that their funds would be expiated by alms giving. Thus leading the way for soldiering in the Crusades and the selling of indulgences.
Shaw would like nothing better to join the company of rhe rich. So he can expiate his sins also by giving. Personal behavior change, like so many wealthy Catholics, can wait. For how can God punish a ruthless pursuer of wealth since he gives so many millions to the church. The bishops would agree.
Sorry Frank Langone.
Shaw needs to differeniate poverty and the poor. Pope Francis is not pro-poverty, he's pro-poor. He is not against wealth absolutely, he is anti-exclusion of the poor from the good material things. He just sent a message to the meeting of the super-rich and powerful at Davos asking them to help the poor with a better distribution of wealth, with jobs and getting past welfare. From HuffPost:
"I ask you to ensure that humanity is served by wealth and not ruled by it," Pope Francis said in the message read at the opening ceremony by Cardinal Peter Turkson, president of the Pontifical Council for Peace and Justice.
The Argentinian pope, who has identified strongly with the poor since his election last year and severely criticized capitalism, acknowledged that business had helped lift millions out of poverty, even if it had led to widespread social exclusion.
"The growth of equality demands something more than economic growth, even though it presupposes it. It demands first of all 'a transcendent vision of the person'," he said in the message.
"It also calls for decisions, mechanisms and processes directed to a better distribution of wealth, the creation of sources of employment and an integral promotion of the poor which goes beyond a simple welfare mentality."
"The pope loves everyone, rich and poor alike, but he is obliged in the name of Christ to remind all that the rich must help, respect and promote the poor." -- Evangelii Gaudium 58.
That said, I would not have canned Shaw from his job reviewing films and video games. It doesn't require an incisive mind for philosphical or theological distinctions to review material pitched to 15- and 16-year-olds and adults who think like them. If Fox let him get out of his depth, that shouldn't affect his work for Catholic News Service, which had him in a job he could do.
Shaw might save himself some time (and money) if he realizes early the emptiness of mammom with help from Same Pole who wrote a riveting article about his own experiencing with making millions which brought him emptiness. http://www.nytimes.com/2014/01/19/opinion/sunday/for-the-love-of-money.h...
This is the message that Francis is working on bringing out.
I'm thinking that Glenn Beck's defection to what could be a real world has left an opening for Mr. Shaw to fill.
I've been wonering about that assertion that rich Catholics bankroll the Church's work. I certainly think that should be true (those who have more ought to give more), but I wonder if its really so. I know quite a few mderate income people who tithe; do all of our rich brthers and sisters do so to an equal or greater degree?
"I know quite a few mderate income people who tithe; do all of our rich brthers and sisters do so to an equal or greater degree?
Probably not. As the parable of the widow's mite reminds us, those who give out of their need are more favored by God than those who give out of their surplus. Billionaires who support charities yet are still billionaires probably aren't tapping their need.


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Russia slams Saudi for pro-democracy oppression: No irony intended
Russia has said it is concerned over Saudi Arabian oppression of pro-democracy protests in its Eastern Province, sparking a fierce rebuke from the authoritarian state.
Russian Human Rights envoy Konstantin Dolgov expressed "great concern" about the situation in eastern Saudi Arabia following what he described as clashes between law enforcement officers and peaceful demonstrators in which at least two people have been killed.
The Russian Foreign Ministry website quoted Dolgov as saying that people in the Eastern Province were protesting "against the existing, according to their opinion, impairment of the rights of the Shia community on the part of the authorities of the Kingdom."
Russian Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Mikhail Bogdanov met with the Saudi ambassador in Moscow on Thursday, but it is not clear if the concerns were raised.
Saudi Arabia condemned the comments as "hostile" and an unjustified interference in the kingdom's internal affairs, the Saudi state news agency (SPA) reported.
"The Kingdom learned with strong astonishment and surprise about the comment by the Russian Foreign Ministry's representative on human rights which represents a blatant and unjustified intervention...in the internal affairs of the kingdom," SPA quoted a Foreign Ministry statement, attributed to an "official source", as saying.
The agency added that the government of Saudi Arabia believed such comments were "hostile."
A man was shot dead in the Eastern Province on Saturday, the latest casualty of the crackdown on ongoing protests.
Saudi Arabia is one of the most repressive dictatorships in the world, and the Shia minority often complain of discrimination in the mainly Sunni conservative kingdom.
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TEMPLE (February 12, 2013)--The newest Scott and White clinic is opening to the public Wednesday, this time for children only.
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FALLS VILLAGE — As Gilbert-Northwestern football coach Scott Salius prepared his team for the annual Berkshire Bowl against Housatonic-Wamogo, he knew he had to come up with different goals to help the Yellowjackets focus.
After all, at 6-3 the Jackets were not in the state playoff hunt this year and were playing a struggling Mountaineers team looking for its first win Thursday.
Salius didn't want that to be the trip cord that resulted in an epic upset, so he outlined other goals for his squad.
"No Gilbert team had scored more than 300 points in a season since 1972," Salius said. "We came in with 280 and wanted to try to break that 300 mark. We've won the last four Berkshire Bowls and wanted to keep the trophy in Winsted for at least another year."
On the backs of two Johns, Lippincott and Ambrozaitis, G-N pounded out a 44-0 win to keep the trophy in the Laurel City.
Lippincott threw for 208 yards and two scores while adding a pair of rushing touchdowns to finish a stellar junior season.
Ambrozaitis accounted for 14 of his team's points with a rushing touchdown, a 30-yard field goal and five extra points.
His class, which also includes Evan Sobol, Nick Sullivan, Eddy Vanty, Jim Schmitz, Kyle Gain, Shawn Bruey, Adrien Roy and Thomas Casey, leaves G-N with the best four-year record, 30-12, in program history. Their run also included a state semifinal appearance two years ago.
Until Salius took over six years ago, such success seemed unthinkable.
"Coach made all the difference in the world when he came here," Ambrozaitis said. "He instilled a winning attitude that has carried us along. It was no longer acceptable to lose."
Losses to two playoff teams, Avon (10-0 in Class L) and Ellington (9-1 in Class M) along with a loss to Coventry (7-3 in Class M), hurt the Jackets' playoff chances, but how the world has changed with Salius at the helm.
Lippincott, whose older brother Bobby plays for Southern Connecticut State University, became a high-caliber quarterback in the Pequot Uncas Division this year thanks to some good, old-fashioned hard work.
"John has worked hard in spring and summer quarterback camps," Salius said. "He is getting more and more comfortable each season."
The elder Lippincott piloted the Yellowjackets within a game of a state championship berth two years ago. Thursday morning, the younger brother left his mark with 208 passing yards and 34 on the ground.
Lippincott opened the scoring on his team's first drive with a 15-yard burst around the right side. The ball came loose as he crossed the goal line, but Lippincott recovered it himself.
It was that kind of year for Housatonic coach Deron Bayer, whose 0-10 team struggled in the trenches.
"We got outmuscled on the line today and most of the year," Bayer said. "We have got to get back in the weight room and get stronger."
The single-wing offense Bayer uses counts on a bruising offensive line that wins the battle with an opponent's defensive line.
The Mountaineers managed just 132 total yards on offense, 114 on the ground against a G-N defense that pitched its fourth shutout of the year. G-N allowed 15.9 points per game in 2012. Defense has and will always be a Salius team's strength.
Junior running back Tony Ortiz, who had a breakout year, ran for 77 yards and a score and will return with Lippincott next year in a strong backfield.
Casey, one of the graduating seniors, was on the receiving end of Lippincott scoring passes of 48 and 11 yards. The second was a one-handed grab in the third quarter when the visitors put the game away with two scores to go up 37-0.
So the Berkshire Bowl stayed in Winsted for yet another year. G-N now leads the series by a 16-12 mark.
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Friends of the Beaufort Library Book Sale at New St. Helena Branch Library
The Friends of the Beaufort Library: Beaufort, Lobeco and St. Helena Branches (FOL) is holding its spring book sale! Visit the new St. Helena Library branch location and browse a handsome selection of gently used books and media items. All proceeds benefit the three Beaufort County library branches north of the Broad River. Everyone is welcome!
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Homeland Security Today cited the IPC's study, "Who And Where the DREAMers Are," in an in-depth article describing the new criteria surrounding Obama's deferred action plan:
The Immigration Policy Center (IPC) of the American Immigration Council Friday released an analysis of data on who might benefit from the DACA program and where they live.
About 936,930 undocumented illegal aliens between the ages of 15 and 30 could immediately qualify for DACA consideration, according to the IPC analysis. Most of those potential beneficiaries live in California and Texas -- states with large immigrant populations -- but also in North Carolina, Georgia, Colorado and Washington.
"Knowing who the potential beneficiaries are and where they live will be critical as USCIS initiates this new program. Using this data, USCIS, as well as advocates offering assistance, can locate pockets of potential beneficiaries who may be living in geographic areas that are underserved or who may require information in languages that were unanticipated," IPC said.
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I have a 13 Gallon tank in my compressor. I can get the pressure up to over 100 PSI, but when I allow air to flow into individual sprinkler zones, the pressure at my manifold reads only about 10-15 PSI, although the guages on the compresser read over 80PSI during the whole operation. My guess is that the flow of air is limited by the diameter of the hose fittings, or maybe I don't know how to set the regulators on the compressor. How can I get more volume of air to flow? My compressor has 2 outlets. Can I attach 2 hoses to the compressor and have them attach to the sprinkler manifold using 2 couplers with a "Y" connecter? I know the professionals use a larger hose and I believe go through a garden hose size opening.
How do I increase the volume of air going into my lawn sprinkler zones to blow out water for the winter?
There are probably two things at work here, the limitations of the diameter of your hose and fittings, and the volume capacity of your compressor.
You are attempting to move air through 1/2" or larger sprinkler pipes, probably many feet, and possibly many branches; you need to deliver the air into the system faster than it exits through sprinkler heads, etc., in order to build up pressure (although I think for purging a system, volume is probably more important than pressure).
Your compressor has a rating in CFM @ PSI -- this indicates how many cubic feet per minute can be delivered at a specific pressure; one 13 Gallon unit I picked at random on Google supports 3.8CFM @ 90 PSI, which is not a lot to pressurize an open system with many feet of tubing.
If your runs are not too long, you may be able to get by using two hoses in parallel to get more volume into the sprinkler system (assuming they aren't both fed by a common small fitting somewhere; it's likely that the two fittings are intended for convenience rather than parallel operation), otherwise, your best solution is probably to rent a big compressor to do the job.
You probably don't want 100PSI in your pipes, and from the sounds of things, you don't. What I do on my sprinkler system is set my compressor regulator to 50psi (the same as my water pressure). I then apply the air pressure to the piping. Then I open and close each valve several times, allowing the air lines to come back up to the full 50psi before opening the valve.


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MOSCOW—A Russian intelligence official told the Interfax news agency that Russian security services couldn't have provided meaningful operational information to the U.S. about Boston Marathon bombing suspects Tamerlan and Dzhkokhar Tsarnaev because the brothers didn't reside in Russia.
"Seeing as the Tsarnaev brothers didn't reside in Russia, our security services couldn't have provided meaningful operational information to our foreign partners," Interfax quoted a "source in the Russian security services" as saying Saturday.
A spokesman for Russia's Federal Security Service declined to confirm the statement made to Interfax when contacted Saturday. He said to call back on Monday when the agency should have more information.
Since a high-profile manhunt in Boston shined the spotlight on the two bombing suspects, Russia has started distancing itself from the Tsarnaev brothers, whose parents are currently in Dagestan, a republic in the south of Russia that borders Chechnya.
"Their presence in Russia is minimal," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told The Wall Street Journal on Saturday morning. Ramzan Kadyrov, the current President of Republic of Chechnya in southern Russia, decried "any attempt" to connect the brothers with Chechnya in a statement Friday night. "They grew up in the United States. Their attitudes and beliefs were formed there. One must look for the root of the evil in America," Mr. Kadyrov said. The Federal Security Service spokesman on Saturday immediately pointed out that one of the alleged bombers was a U.S. citizen.
The comments come a day after a U.S. official told The Wall Street Journal that the FBI interviewed Tamerlan Tsarnaev in 2011 at the request of the Russian government but found no suspicious information and closed the matter. The U.S. official made the comments after the brothers' mother started giving interviews saying that FBI officials had been in touch with her and her son in the past. The Russian Federal Security Service spokesman said he had no immediate information about Russian authorities contacting the FBI.
The Tsarnaev family's connection with Russia is complex because of the intricate patchwork of ethnicities that comprises Russia and the former Soviet Union.
In an interview, the brothers' father, Anzor Tsarnaev, said he is ethnically Chechen and his ex-wife, the boys' mother, is ethnically Avar, one of the main groups in Dagestan. Chechnya and Dagestan are neighboring republics that fall within Russia's borders in the south of the country. Their populations generally aren't ethnically Russian and speak native languages other than Russian. But they are citizens of Russia, and Russian is the lingua franca among the various republics along the country's southern border.
The brothers' time spent living in Russia was limited. The family lived in Chechnya for a year in 1994 and later lived in Dagestan for a few years from 1999 to the early 2000s, Mr. Tsarnaev said. Otherwise they lived mostly in Kyrgyzstan before moving to the U.S. about 10 years ago, he said.
Though he is ethnically Chechen, Anzor Tsarnaev grew up in the former Soviet republic of Kyrgyzstan because his parents were deported there in the Stalin era alongside many other ethnic Chechens.
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Here, esprit means wit, not spirit or mind. Avoir de l'esprit means being skilled at repartee. In a related meaning, l'esprit de [quelque chose] is a mental attitude that highlights said thing in some fashion, for example un esprit de décision characterises someone who is good (and, especially, quick) at decision-making. L'esprit de l'escalier is a kind of wit that comes when you're in the staircase on your way out from a meeting with someone, and just now realize what you should have said five minutes ago. It's as though the staircase was a necessary factor in your being witty: it is a wit of the staircase. Thus, faire preuve d'esprit de l'escalier means finding the right repartee too late. Avoir l'esprit de l'escalier means doing this habitually.
This expression has a known specific origin: the essay Paradoxe sur le comédien by Denis Diderot, in which the author describes this phenomenon:
The phrasing esprit de l'escalier is sometimes attributed to Jean-Jacques Rousseau, but he does not seem to have used the phrase. Indeed that phrase did not come into common use until the late 19th century.
Un esprit de repartie à retardement, qui ne trouve la bonne formule qu'après qu'elle a été utile (dans l'escalier après avoir quitté l'interlocuteur, d'après l'image).


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SINGAPORE – 20 Sept 2012 – On the eve of the Singapore Grand Prix Red Bull Racing has revealed that the team is already seeing the benefits of using AT&T's* high speed global network following their agreement appointing AT&T as an official technical supplier earlier this year.
In a sport where hundredths of a second matter, Red Bull Racing is making full use of the increased bandwidth AT&T is providing via its global managed network around the world to speed up the ability to share data between the pit lane and the team factory in Milton Keynes in the UK, enhancing collaboration. The team is seeing improved data transfer times and increased flexibility to process and manage data during race weekends, benefits that are contributing directly to the team's performance on track.
Talking about the enhanced connectivity provided by AT&T, Christian Horner, Team Principal Red Bull Racing said:
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Red Bull Racing has been an AT&T customer over a year and in May 2012 the telecoms provider was appointed as an official technical supplier to the team. Under the agreement AT&T is providing Red Bull Racing with advanced network services focused on a high speed bandwidth link between the Red Bull Racing team track-side at grand prix and Formula One testing venues around the world with the racing team's headquarters back in the UK.
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(WIBW) - Matthew Asher has spent two years keeping an eye on a dubious waiting list.
Matthew is waiting for a kidney transplant. He hopes to find a match by the end of the year.
And he's not alone.
Ginny Woods, RN, organ procurement coordinator at Topeka's Stormont-Vail HealthCare, says 108,000 are waiting nationally for an organ transplant, and the list is growing.
Woods was among those who led the fight to make Kansas a first-person consent state for organ donation. The change means the organ donor designation made on a drivers license or an online registry will be legally binding. Before, Woods said, family members made the final decision.
The law took effect July 1, and November 10, the Midwest Transplant Network's online registry went live. It will be linked with drivers license records so a person can declare when they renew. But if that's still years away, a person may log on to www.donatelifekansas.com to sign up.
Having a loved one in a position to give is difficult enough and Woods says the registry can make it a little easier. She says families won't have to wonder what their loved ones might have wanted if they didn't have that conversation earlier.
With one person able to help up to 50 others with their organs and tissues, their loved one truly will live on. Woods says16 people die every day waiting, and she believes there's no need for that.
As someone who could benefit, Matthew admits it can be difficult someone must die so you can live, and it makes him appreciate what a great gift a family can give.
Honors for Woods, Stormont
Woods recently was honored with the Nursing - Heart of Healthcare award from KU School of Nursing.
Woods has worked in Critical Care for 34 years and in 1982, began coordinating the Organ Donation Program. A year later she helped with the first multiple organ donation and since then, there have been approximately 200 organ donors and hundreds of tissue donors from Stormont-Vail. Woods is also involved in community donor awareness activities and with a colleague created a local support group, the Topeka Organ Transplant Organization 25 years ago. Members of the organization include transplant recipients, those awaiting transplant and occasionally donor families.
In addition, Stormont's efforts in organ donation earned a Silver Medal of Honor from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. It's the sixth consecutive year Stormont earned the designation.
The Silver Medal of Honor recognizes hospitals across the country that reach at least a 75 percent organ donation rate from eligible donor families in a consecutive twelve-month period. Stormont-Vail was the only Topeka hospital recognized.


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I am putting together a large document and my preamble is unwieldly and disorganised. What order does it make sense to load packages. Obviously,
hyperref goes last, apart from things that have to go after
hyperref. I tend to load font packages first, as they seem like a big global change. What other categories should I arrange my preamble around? Are there other cases where load order is important? Should I keep other commands close to the packages they relate to? e.g. should I keep my bibliography formatting commands near my
\usepackage{biblatex} call?
I am putting together a large document and my preamble is unwieldly and disorganised. What order does it make sense to load packages. Obviously,
If you want to see how things can get tangled in a preamble have a look at the preamble of the Comprehensive LaTeX Symbol List. It might not be exactly spaghetti code but it can certainly be classified as code soup!
So you right, you need to have a strategy and start working on it early in the development of your document. The tips below are from my own workflow and observations.
Early on, when I started with LaTeX, I realized that having used numerous macros and packages to change the looks of almost every single parameter originally set by the LaTeX
1. Consider developing your own class or package to hold your changes.
It is as simple as hitting a
2. Have the packages and own related commands, near each other
For smaller changes, i.e., write short packages, either using the doc/docstrip system or if you are in a hurry just use the package
Similarly, for tables
3. Divide the preamble into headings, such as
If you do not develop your own class and use any of the major classes such as
4. Have the problematic package settings in their own packages e.g.,
Some packages are difficult to set and can give you problems if they are loaded before or after some packages (See Which packages should be loaded after hyperref instead of before?). Others need some complicated and long settings. Again here if you work on a long documents it may be worth changing these settings to small packages. If you identify sources of errors better save and restore commands rather than move them around. For example the
There are a lot of similar techniques in the Comprehensive LaTeX Symbol List, preamble, worth a read.
As you've already observed, loading
Without knowing what your document is about, I don't believe it's possible to give very specific recommendations on how your document's preamble should be organized/structured. The following comments and notes are therefore a bit generic.
Preambles that load a lot of packages (or large packages, such as TikZ) can really slow down your workflow. TeX supports format (.fmt) files, which store TeX data structures in serialized form. TeX can reload them and pick up where it left off in processing a given document. By creating a format file, you can avoid re-loading packages every time you build your document.
Creating a format file requires a number of steps (I'm using
After the above, you can modify
This is a good place to plug Chris Monson's LaTeX Makefile, which will re-make your format file as needed (i.e.,
Here's a detail that'll probably be trivial to most, but made me stumble one time: Put the metadata (
I was just used to putting it first in my preamble because these commands were among the first things I learned in LaTeX, so they stayed at the top, while other things (= packages) were added at the bottom.
Another detail that won't matter in most situations, but can nonetheless easily be done: Put
It's a somewhat peripheral matter, but I ordinarily comment
Of course, specifying the purpose of a given package helps me classify it in relation to others — its function is not the same in all documents.


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Summer concert series organizers are encouraging local residents and businesses to sponsor their annual free concert program. The concerts, put on by the Abington Summer Concerts Committee, are entering their 10th season at the Catherine & Joseph Nisby Bandstand.
The committee needs donor and sponsor checks by May 1 for names to be included in the 2014 program.
Organizers are still working on the final lineup of bands and the schedule, but have already booked Dale and the Duds, performing 1960s and 1950s tunes, for Sunday, Aug. 24, at 6 p.m.
The concerts are intended for all ages. Last year, Abington hosted 10 concerts from June 30 through Aug. 25.
Committee members have set up a display for the concert series at Abington Town Hall that shows pictures and information from previous years' performances.
Past sponsors of the Sunday concerts include the Abington Lions Club, Abington Cultural Council, Abington Firefighters Local #2080 and the Anderson Foundation, a local nonprofit.
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After considering several other nursing programs, Lindsay Merry, an emergency department nurse from Eagle, Colo., chose Dakota Wesleyan University (DWU).
"I decided DWU was a good fit for me," she says. "The university has an outstanding reputation and is recognized throughout the country. The program also allowed me to work and gain experience in my field while pursuing my degree."
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Apple-Ginger Crisp
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Few desserts say "autumn baking"
Prep Time: 20M
Cooking Time: 45M
Serves: makes 4 servings
- 1lb 2oz ( 500g) Golden Delicious apples, peeled, cored, and thinly sliced
- 3 tbsp chopped crystallized ginger
- 1 tbsp fresh lemon juice
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- 3/4 cup all-purpose flour
- 6 tbsp butter, at room temperature
- 1/2 cup packed light brown sugar
- 1/2 cup rolled (old-fashioned) oats
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- Preheat the oven to 375°F (190°C). Combine the apples, ginger, and lemon juice in a 6 cup square baking dish and toss.
- To make the topping, combine the flour and butter in a large mixing bowl and rub in the butter with your fingertips until the mixture is combined. Work in the sugar and oats. The mixture should remain lumpy.
- Crumble the topping over the apples. Press the topping down gently to level it. Bake for 45 minutes, until golden and crisp. Serve hot, warm, or cold.
- Good with crème anglaise or ice cream.
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BYU football report card: Cougars find rhythm in upset victory
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BYU hammered the middle of the field early and often, softening the heart of the defensive line enough for Hill to exploit his speed to the outside. Hill finished the night with 17 carries, amassing 259 yards and touchdown runs of 68, 20 and 26 yards respectively.
Hill ran for more yards than any BYU quarterback since Virgil Carter, and the 259 yards is second in the NCAA in the past 10 years, only trailing former Longhorn Vince Young. Hill bounced back after an early interception, adding 129 yards to give him 389 total yards.
Lost in the excitement surrounding Hill was BYU's workhorse Jamaal Williams and his career-high 182 yards on 30 carries. Paul Lasike chipped in 87 yards on 15 carries and a 10-yard touchdown and helped BYU total 679 yards of offense on the night.
Cody Hoffman was the lone bright spot in the passing game, picking up 63 yards on two receptions.
Traditionally, a team will set up the pass with the run or the other way around, but Saturday night BYU set up the run with the run and did it flawlessly. The passing game was virtually nonexistent, and with the Cougars that would typically mean the offense would receive a low grade, but Hill converting the pass-happy fan base into devout spread option believers overnight is deserving of the highest marks possible.
Grade: A
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The article says "It will be interesting to see how Cougar fans react to not
having 550 yards come from the arm of their quarterback and instead from his
Here's a Cougar fan who doesn't care how we get the yards as long as we get them. Quarterback U. doesn't have to be all arm. Nice game!
- 1:04 a.m. Sept. 8, 2013
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Summing it up in just one word: Impressive!
- 5:24 a.m. Sept. 8, 2013
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I'm o.k. with the A- overall grade, BYU definitely stepped up for this
game. I don't think an A on offense was warranted as our passing games was
definitely exposed. Hill and co. should relish in this victory while they can
because every team they face in the future will certainly stack the box in
anticipation of the rush.
My MVP for the game? Justin Sorenson. After the inconsistency of last year it is a great comfort to see his kicking game come together. It might mean the difference in 2-3 games this year just as it did last year.
Finally, how about that front 7? I say they're the best in the nation. While our secondary was exposed there was nothing they could do about KVN, Fua, and the rest. Double teams didn't matter. I think the front 7 has 4-5 pros in the making.
Great hard fought win. Go Cougs!
- 6:49 a.m. Sept. 8, 2013
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Wonderful ground output by Hill and the offense but there has to be concern that Hill's passing ability is abysmal. The passing game has to be there if this team wants to have more success this season against quality or cupcake opponents.
- 8:04 a.m. Sept. 8, 2013
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The offense deserves the A for the game. I don't care how they got the
yards. You do what works for you, and running the ball was working. 700 yards
of total offense is an A any day.
Concerns about the passing game apply for the rest of the season. They do not apply for the game yesterday, when it wasn't really needed all that much.
- 10:50 a.m. Sept. 8, 2013
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To Jason Boldt who wrote this piece:
You give a B+ for giving up three touchdowns on defense and I understand that.
But then you give a B for coaching with no reason other than a perfect execution kept the coaches from making hard deciscions?
Like what hard decisions? Verison vs ATT? Where to get the post game celebration cake?
Since you said "game plan was perfectly executed" do we have to assume the game plan is your problem with the coaching?
Not trying to be hard on you guy but are you grading on a bell curve and so you had to come up with a low score for some one? You made no sense on this one.
At least the post game radio had the fun of saying an A for grounds keeping and a D- for weather control?
- 11:37 a.m. Sept. 8, 2013
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Don't you mean coming off of his legs instead of his arms? I for one think a good offense is one that takes what the defense is giving you at a particular time. Obviously the run was producing first downs and points. Hill was able to connect with Hoffman on two beautiful long balls, so I wouldn't bail in his passing ability quite yet. The more options an opponent has to defend, the better the odds for the offense. From now on opponents will have to honor Hill's legs, which will make it easier for tight ends and receivers to get open. People forget that Hills first play was a touchdown pass against Washington State.
- 2:08 p.m. Sept. 8, 2013
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You all may give A's and B's etc. but the national press certainly
didn't by dropping Texas out of the top 25. It certainly says a lot about
Texas but it certainly doesn't show any respect for BYU either.
We'll see what follows.
- 3:00 p.m. Sept. 8, 2013
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Nobody among sports elite predicted that BYU would upset Texas. Even the BYU
stations were bracing for the loss. Whohoo to the Cougars for a big win and for
all the naysayers! This team did what they needed to do in this game to win.
Stop analyzing it to death! It was predicted that Anae adjusting the offense for
this game would prove to be disastrous for BYU. Another whohoo for the Cougars.
I think for future games, coaches will analyze the play strategy, game by game,
and come up with the best method to win. Bronco's defensive team are
absolute studs! They had the Texas bench frowning, scratching their heads, and
even yelling at their players. They completely threw them for a loop. The Texas
coach in an ESPN interview said at the beginning of the game, "The team that
plays the hardest will win!" Of course he thought that would be Texas!
Wrong! We love our coaches, players, and fans (even though some are color
Go Cougars!
- 5:45 p.m. Sept. 8, 2013
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Unless you can separate the kick off from rest of the special teams I would not
give special teams an A. More like a B+. It seems like every time BYU has
gotten some momentum in past games (as well as this game) the kicker somehow
manages to put the ensuing kick-off out of bounds, thus giving the opposing team
great field position to start their next drive.
Fortunately the defense was great, which is why I would give the defense an A-
- 5:54 p.m. Sept. 8, 2013
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BYU coaches deserved better than a B grade. They had the best clock management
at the end of the first half that we have witnessed in two years. On the other
hand, the DesNews gave Utah a solid A in everything. I guess 'class'
isn't a category since piling it on seems to be in vogue for PAC 12
As they say, "Be careful, your bias (or perhaps ignorance is a better word) is showing."
- 5:56 p.m. Sept. 8, 2013
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I'm not upset.
Great Game BYU!!
- 7:30 p.m. Sept. 8, 2013
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Very nice team effort!
- 7:41 p.m. Sept. 8, 2013
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Offense - The passing game is abysmal. It cost BYU the first game, and will be
an ongoing concern throughout the season. The author uses the logic that an
excellent running game overcame all deficiencies. That argument would only be
valid in BYU had only passed 10 times. I rewatched the game and saw two passes
that should have been interceptions. Those could have played a significant role
on the outcome of the game.
Coaching - Pull star players at the end of the game! There is no excuse for playing Hill midway through the fourth quarter of that game. Missed in the excitment of victory, is the fact that Jamaal Williams was injured on his last play (he was face down with players on his legs and a defender was pulling his shoulders backward) It was a useless play late in the fourth quarter that Lasike could have made. If Mendenhall is asked, the response will be "Jamaal is a little sore, he has two weeks to get ready for Utah, and he will be 100%." But he likely won't be. That back injury may handicap him the remainder of the year, and could easily have ended his season.
Special teams - Thrilled with the field goal kicking.
- 9:26 p.m. Sept. 8, 2013
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If the coaching got a B, that means that this running game was a fluke.
We'll see what happens when teams man up for the run. Without a passing
game it should be easy to stop. That was not the game plan, to have the QB
scramble! It is not the option offence of Air Force that is hard to stop.
Good luck next game, BYU will need it.
- 9:45 p.m. Sept. 8, 2013
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Texas fired their defensive coordinator Sunday after only two games and the loss to BYU...it's a win now or you're fired business. I wonder if BYU would be that quick to fire a coach after only two games?
- 11:47 p.m. Sept. 8, 2013
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Who can explain how a team loaded with five star, blue chip recruits could be pummeled by a team with maybe one or two? Did the delay have anything to do with it? I have my suspicions that it did indirectly. Texas' pre-game preparation seems to have worn off. That kind of preparation only lasts about three hours. The game took five.
- 12:17 a.m. Sept. 9, 2013
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I loved the out come of the game but I think a B for coaching is fair. A couple
consistent problems I see are:
Timeouts are always burned early on defense instead saved later when needed on offense at half or end of game. Close game can be lost because of it
Having a db on special teams when the team depth at that position is seriously lacking. Chances of getting hurt on special team plays is much greater. Case in point Dallin Leavitt getting hurt. I hope not seriously because the team can not afford any more injuries there.
I like Bronco but you can tell mentally he is a defense coach, first and foremost. The defense has flourished because of his focus but I feel the offense has suffered some because of that. I hope coach Anae can bring some balance back to the team.
- 1:40 a.m. Sept. 9, 2013
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Wow. I did not see that one coming! Well done coaches and players. That is a big
win that they can really feel proud of.
This week it was the offense picking up the defense for a change instead of the other way around. You can figure that the Utes will be gameplanning like crazy to find a way to slow down Taysom's explosiveness.
We have 2 weeks to prepare for them so I hope we play a very clean and crisp game without the buffoonery that went on in past years (getting kicks blocked, missing easy FG's, bad snaps into the end zone, fumbles and interceptions galore, bad clock management and predictable play calling.
- 2:09 a.m. Sept. 9, 2013
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There's a reason Quarterbacks wear a yellow jersey in practice.
Those who live by the sword, die by the sword.
Relish the win, but thin about it.
- 6:10 a.m. Sept. 9, 2013
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I came across the above problem and was trying to solve.Could someone point me in the right direction? Thanks everyone in advance for your time.
Hint: Use what you know about a vector space (and the axioms satisfied) and what this means given that $P$ is a vector space.
Think of the linear maps $T, S$ as linear operators on $p \in P$: each mapping P \to P, and whose composition is the identity map $(T\circ S)(p) = T(S(p)) = p\in P$.
What do you know about two maps, when composed, being an identity map? Does anything change if you take $S(T(p)) = (S \circ T)p\;$?
Be careful to distinguish the case of finite-dimensional vector spaces, from infinite dimensional vector spaces. What is true in finite-dimensional spaces, does not necessarily hold in infinite dimensional vector spaces, as is the case here.
Hint: Try to think of operators $T,S$ satisfying the hypotheses. Think calculus.
With apologies to @amWhy and appreciation to @Gerry and @Christopher, I would like to offer an expanded answer to the question. The whole point of the problem posed was to make the reader aware of the distinction between finite-dimensional and infinite-dimensional vector spaces.
For self-maps, that is endomorphisms, of finite-dimensional spaces, a linear map is onto if and only if it's one-to-one. This comes by dimension-counting, and one consequence is that if $S\circ T$ is identity, then so is $T\circ S$. For matrices, this means that if a square matrix $A$ has a left inverse $B$, then $B$ is also a right inverse of $A$.
The situation is quite different for infinite-dimensional spaces, and here just because $S\circ T$ is identity, there's no justification in saying that $T\circ S$ also is identity. @Christopher's hinted example of integration as your $T$, which sends $x^n$ to $x^{n+1}/(n+1)$, and differentiation as your $S$, which sends $x^n$ to $nx^{n-1}$, is apposite. Note that integration is one-to-one, two different functions have different antiderivatives, and differentiation is onto, every polynomial is the derivative of some polynomial. And in this case, $T\circ S$ sends any polynomial $f(x)$ to itself as long as $f$ has no constant term, but sends all constants to zero. So it certainly is neither one-to-one nor onto.
That's why (A) was the correct answer, even though (B) would have been the correct answer for a finite-dimensional space.
I'd like to point out that the one-to-one map $T$ has inverses, but not uniquely in this case: since its image ("range" in the terminology of many) is not the whole of the space, there is considerable freedom in choosing a left inverse $S$ for it. For instance, we could have proclaimed that $S(f)=f'$ for polynomials without constant term, but $S(c)=c(17-3x^2)$ for constants $c$.
Let $S:P\to P$ be such that $(Sp)(x)=\int_0^xp(x)dx$ & $T:P\to P$ be such that $(Tp)(x)=\frac{d}{dx}p(x).$ It's a matter of verification that both of $S,~T$ are linear and $TS$ is the identity transformation where none of $S$ and $T$ are identity. So (C) is false. Note for $p(x)=x^2+5x+2,~(ST)p=S(2x+5)=\int_0^x(2x+5)dx=x^2+5x\neq p(x)\implies ST$ is not identity whence (A) is true and (B) is false. Again there's no $\alpha\in\mathbb R$ such that $x^2+5x+2\neq2x+5=T(x^2+5x+2)\implies$ (D) is false.


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