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I setup my iPhone 3GS with iOS 4 to sync with my Google account according to the instructions from Google. Somehow, only the default Google calendar with my name is shown in the Calendar app. What should I do to make ALL my Google calendars appear and sync with my iPhone? Thanks!
There is an easy but non-obvious way to do this.
Assuming you've got Google sync set up, and you can see your one Google Calendar on your phone already, go to https://www.google.com/calendar/syncselect (it needs the www; it doesn't have to be on your iPhone). You'll see a list of devices you're syncing. Select your iPhone.
On the next screen, you can choose which of your Google Calendars you want to sync with your iPhone. Check the box next to the desired calendars, then hit Done or Save or whatever it says at the bottom.
Open iCal on your iPhone, and give it a while to sync, and you now should see all of your selected Google Calendars on your iPhone.
For some reason, you can't change the colors of the calendars on the iPhone, so I change the colors in Google Calendar to match what the iPhone picks.
There used to be a limit of 5 Google Calendars that you could sync to the phone, but they recently raised the limit to 25.
These same instructions apply to the iPad and iPod touch. I've got this set up on all my devices, and it works like a charm.
This is documented by Google here: http://www.google.com/support/mobile/bin/answer.py?answer=139206
I believe you can only do one Google calendar per account to the iPhone. You can sync multiple Google accounts.
Here are some instructions, but I was unable to get it to work: http://www.google.com/support/mobile/bin/answer.py?answer=139206
It would be a nice feature to have.
You'll need to create a different account on the iPhone for each calendar, but they can all point to your one Google account...
It's a bit of a hack, and I really wish there was better native support for multiple calendars in all kinds of applications/devices that interface with Google Calendar. But, for now, this has been working really well for me. It's just a pain to set it up in the first place.
Spanning Sync allows you to sychronise with your Gmail Apps or regular Gmail account, and will synchronize both Calendar and Contacts between iCal / Address Book and Gmail / Google Calendar.
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from iphone safari browser:
on the top of the page:
"manage devices"
select what kind of calendar you want to sync
I found this buried in Google's CalDAV info after following a rabbit trail. No need to use Google Sync or create multiple accounts on the iPhone!
Syncing Multiple Calendars
By default only your primary calendar will be synced to your device. You can sync additional calendars by visiting the following page from any web browser:
https://www.google.com/calendar/iphoneselect (Google Apps users can go to https://www.google.com/calendar/hosted/your_domain/iphoneselect, replacing 'your_domain' with your actual domain name.) Select the calendars you'd like to sync, and click Save. The selected calendars will display on your device at the time of the next sync.
I was able to get multiple google calendars to show on the iPhone 4. I added the first calendar under settings using "Other Account" CalDAV and plugging in my google account details.
When I tried to add another account in the same manner the iphone blocked it.
I then logged into my google account, accessed Calendar Settings for the secondary calendar and found the private URL for ICAL. I copied this URL and then used skype to text message it to my iphone. Once the URL popped up on iphone I clicked it. The phone asked me if I wanted to subscribe to the calendar and I clicked yes.
Boom! Two google calendars on my iphone. One caveat. The secondary calendar cannot be edited from my iphone. But this is no problem for me and I am happy.
After syncing you may come across calendars not displaying (for whatever reason), despite them showing up on your calendar list in your calendar app. To remedy this, open Settings.app -> Mail, Contacts, & Calendars -> [your account].
All your calendars should now show up in the app.


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As much as we like wrenching on our own cars, there are just some parts of an old Mopar that it makes sense to let somebody else repair. One of the items that we just don't have the patience, tools, or parts to repair ourselves is the instrument panel on our dashboard. Sure, we've repaired wiring, even replaced gauges on some of our dashes, but when it comes to dash restoration, and more importantly, gauge and gauge face restoration, the task is more of an art than a mechanical skill. That's why you see so many Mopars with aftermarket gauges hanging under the dash, because when the factory instruments stop working most of us don't have the ability or knowledge to repair them. This is why when it was time to restore the dash gauges on our project Timber wolf Super Bee, we needed a little help.
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Since we wanted to keep a factory look to our project Super Bee, but wanted to brighten up the dash a little, we opted for factory gauges with white faces to replace the factory black gauges. Also, since none of our factory instruments seemed to work properly, the entire cluster would need to be refurbished, and the oil pressure, water temperature, and tachometer would need to be repaired and recalibrated.
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Here's an exploded view of the speedometer assembly. Ours, like most, is extremely worn and needed help.One of the major problems found in our speedometer assembly was the cracked and warped speedometer drive magnet.The speedometer assembly is reassembled using new parts where needed, including a new speedometer drive magnet.While the gauges are being rebuilt and recalibrated, the dash lens is polished with three different rouges for clarity better than when it was new.Gauge faces are pad printed for a better-than-new look. We chose white for our gauges, but Autoinstruments.com can also do them in original black or custom colors.
Side by side you can certainly tell the difference between our old, discolored odometer wheel and the new one that will be installed.Fuel quantity, oil pressure, water temperature, and ammeter gauges are all repaired, calibrated, and tested for accuracy before they get reinstalled in the dash.With the speedometer reassembled, it's tested and calibrated using specialized equipment. Speedometer drive magnets are actually calibrated by adding or subtracting magnetism.The plastic bezel is rechromed, then painted, and all the white lettering and numbering is restamped for a better-than-new appearance. Autoinstruments.com can rechrome, paint, and detail virtually any Mopar plastic dash to look as good as ours.With the gauges repaired and calibrated, the instrument cluster is reassembled and ready to be mated to the refurbished bezel.Reassembled, our instrument cluster looks better than it did when new. The white gauge faces will make the dash brighter and the instruments easier to read. Accurate, working instruments will also keep us from cluttering the lower dash with aftermarket gauges, ensuring a cleaner look for our interior.

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Modified the .jlex file per directions and it's working. Now I need to figure out what my colors should be for various components.
Thanks again for the assistance and the beautiful library it is pretty awesome.
I even implemented a completion provider which was also pretty darned simple.
The completion provider is having a similar issue. If I type HT and hit ctrl+space it comes up with a list of my samples. Including things like HTTP::respond however if I continue to type it closes the list once I get to HTTP if I try and hit crtl+space again it starts over.
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Former South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford addresses supporters in Charleston, S.C., on Tuesday, March 19, 2013, after advancing to the GOP primary runoff in a race for a vacant South Carolina congressional seat. / AP Photo/Bruce Smith
(CBS News) Call it a well-executed political comeback, or the willingness of voters to forgive if asked, or just straight-up party loyalty in a very Republican district. Or, probably, all three.
Either way, former Gov. Mark Sanford on Tuesday defeated Democratic candidate Elizabeth Colbert Busch in the special election for South Carolina's 1st congressional district. Sanford won the open congressional seat in fairly convincing fashion, earning the right to represent this coastal district in the House and keeping the seat in the GOP column.
This was a race about personalities - it should not be read as an indicator of 2014 or a test case of any national issue, the way some other special elections are often (rightly or wrongly) interpreted. This one was all about Sanford and Colbert Busch, , and Sanford won it 54-45 (with 98 percent in).
It might have seemed an unlikely outcome when Sanford, whose term as governor was marred by scandal and an extramarital affair that made national headlines, started out. But he rallied enough Republicans in this conservative district (which cast nearly six in 10 votes for Mitt Romney in 2012) to turn out, and hold back a strong challenge from Colbert Busch. Along the way he directly asked forgiveness for that past and tackled his issues head-on, apparently winning over enough voters along the way. He campaigned as a staunch conservative whose stances better fit the district and looked to "nationalize" the race and capitalize on the Democrats' inherent unpopularity here, trying to tie his opponent to House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., and the Democrats in the House. In the end, that appears to have worked, as voters here seemed willing to give Sanford a shot rather than add to that Democratic minority.
Sanford made the vote gains where he needed to: he did well enough in the wealthier Republican areas and fast-growing Beaufort county, getting 53 percent there and getting decent relative turnout, with the area casting a slightly larger share of the vote than might be expected, as of this writing, and was up in every county with more votes still to come in. He did as well as needed to in Republican Dorchester, and was about even in Charleston with most of the county's precincts in, and that alone spelled victory for him.
Elizabeth Colbert Busch's bid for an upset rested on touting her business credentials and running as a moderate, along with a well-funded (helped by fundraisers from her famous comedian brother, Stephen Colbert) campaign and some national backing. By many accounts, she'd held her own in their only debate and raised questions about Sanford's past dealings. But to win, she needed to maximize turnout among the Democrats who are in the area - they are more concentrated toward Charleston, which also has a substantial number of African-American voters - and then look to capitalize on the unpredictability of special election turnout, hoping that many Republicans would stay home, perhaps with misgivings about Sanford. That didn't materialize. Turnout looks to have been about 25 percent and 140,000 votes cast.
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Ok, so here we are at part 3 of how to lose those last few pounds. In part 1 we talked about how as cyclists we think we can eat everything we want and still lose weight, and as we get more fit we start to plateau in our weight loss. In part 2 we introduced the eating method of paleo as a method to get our eating habits corrected by eating food that our body knows what to do with and it can actually use to nourish us through our rides.
There are many great websites out there about paleo foods. Find one that you like and start eating live a caveman. You will be surprised how well you feel all day, without the roller coaster effect of the carbs spiking your blood sugar and crashing you down an hour later. When you first start introducing your body to paleo, start out slow as your body will fight back and want you to give it processed sugar and salty foods. Start by just replacing one meal per day with a paleo meal. Usually breakfast is the easiest meal to be very consistent with. Eat meat and fruit. Like eggs and a banana, apple etc. No dairy or grains. Do this for a week or so, then add lunch. Meat with a salad and veggies, and fruit. Then finally add dinner.
You will have low energy for about two or three weeks as your body fights back from the overloads of processed sugar and salt that it is used to. By week three or four you will start having amazing energy as your body starts to realize you are not going to give in and your blood sugar stays stable throughout the day. I used the paleo eating method to get my body weight down to where i wanted it to be. For the first six months i stayed like 99 % paleo, with an occasional stray into the non-paleo when i couldn't find that right food or i needed to eat something just to be social-able. But other than that i stayed the course during the weight loss period. Once i reached my desired weight i went into the maintenance period and stayed about 90% paleo to accommodate eating with other family members and friends.This overall strategy worked very well for me and it wasn't very hard to do and i didn't feel hungry as i was doing it.
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Laura & Max,
I thought you too were evangelists. I've always wanted to apply to a position like that, though I've mostly only seen engineering positions. I've also been told I'm way too happy on Monday Morning. I'm the guy at work people want to kick. I'm also the guy who has to tell someone when I figure something cool out. I will tell anyone who will listen! I was told to start blogging.
Anyway, shameless self-promotion out of the way and moving on.
As for Microsoft's multiple different products which do similar things, it is confusing. Heck, having three different versions of Windows is confusing enough, let alone five or six different sync frameworks. I'm having a feature complete hangover! I think that does come from acquiring different companies and different groups developing parallel ideas, but it may also be the result of intercompany competition.
Sometimes having different product offerings is good, sometimes it's confusing, it really depends. I have never used LiveSync, FolderShare, OneNote, Groove, Sync Framework, but I have used Mesh. So I figure if I can understand one those ideas, I can probably understand all of them. For all I now, Mesh could use a combination of all of those technologies at one point. I will find the one that works for me. It all boils down to choice. I like being able to choose the right tool to get my work done.
That being said, it's up to Microsoft to deliver a coherent consistent tool set to its customers. You know that book, Don't Make Me Thing, the one about web design, same applies, I should be able to scan a list, and pick the technology I want based on how
many checkboxes match my requirements. Sometimes I feel like I'm being nickel and dimed to death by choices. Sometimes I scream, "I just want to get my data from A to B, help me!".
I think for me the one thing Microsoft could do that would immensely improve their products, is to provide a consistent portal to access everything. I mean EVERYTHING, one stop shopping for everything Microsoft. A digital concierge of sorts. I know that If I want a Google thing, I just need to go to Google and click the "more" link and I'll find it. Same goes for Amazon, Best Buy, etc. With Microsoft, you sometimes have to know what page to click on or you get frustrated and Google it. I know when Windows 7 Beta came out; I had to Google because it wasn't obvious on the Microsoft.com where to get it.
Hope that feedback helps.
Great job on the ping episode, you got Max to say porn, and playboy, Laura, you should be proud.
I suppose communication would be the thing to do @ MS between teams.
I understand that new ideas drive innovation in which drive new products, but there is no communication bewteen teams? Sounds like competition to me.
Personally, I just started using Office Live to upload a few files. It's nice to have file access without having to shuttle it on a flashdrive or remote desktop to retrieve it from another PC.
All that mesh stuff...I haven't gotten into yet. If it all does the same thing, maybe intergrate their main functions to produce that killer-app for the cloud.
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This kit version includes the compressor, a wheeled cart, and a SYS 2 Systainer containing a hose and an air gun.
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I am off to Philadelphia tomorrow for three weeks so I don't have much time to post tonight. I am sad to leave the family behind, but there just is not enough money in my research budget to take everyone along. I will be staying with friends and cooking for myself (and maybe them as well), so I will still be blogging. Philadelphia should have a lot to offer a vegan, so I hope I don't get spoiled. Tonight's post is a decadent dessert, but since fresh strawberries only come around for a few weeks every year, why not treat yourself?
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Strawberries and Cream
I am off to Philadelphia tomorrow for three weeks so I don't have much time to post tonight. I am sad to leave the family behind, but there just is not enough money in my research budget to take everyone along. I will be staying with friends and cooking for myself (and maybe them as well), so I will still be blogging. Philadelphia should have a lot to offer a vegan, so I hope I don't get spoiled. Tonight's post is a decadent dessert, but since fresh strawberries only come around for a few weeks every year, why not treat yourself?
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- Jamie the Foodie said...
oh my, that looks so good! i have been sitting here craving something sweet & that bran muffin i just ate didn't really do it! i really wish i had a bowl of that right now!
i am new to blogging myself & have just gotten a blogger account, etc. but i have been reading your posts for a while now. i am so impressed at your consistency in posting & how you cater to your family & your bread baking skills & just everything! keep up the inspiration! hope you have a successful trip.
- July 4, 2008 at 10:14 PM
- Vegan Dad said...
Thanks! That means a lot coming from an honest to goodness chef like yourself.
- July 4, 2008 at 10:18 PM
- clem said...
Perhaps you might take advantage of the inspiration from your trip to Philly, and dream up veganized versions of some of the local dishes, such as Tastykakes, scrapple, stromboli and, of course, cheesesteaks.
- July 4, 2008 at 10:53 PM
- Claire said...
OMG! My husband and I are veggies in Philly! I, in particular, am trying to stick to a true vegan diet, but I don't always make it. We love your blog, and both being from the upper midwest, we identify with your talk of snow and slow springs...and people eating pounds of meat a day.
Please, if you need recommendations or a place to meet for beer and seitan wings, please email email@example.com! We would love to show you around!
Vegan desserts at Govinda's are a must! And Su xing house! How fun!
- July 4, 2008 at 10:57 PM
- Lindsey said...
Oh my goodness! Thanks for posting this! It just so happens that I have some prepared strawberries sitting in the fridge, and today I wanted some whipped cream or something to go on them but didn't have a good recipe, and this looks so easy to make, and I already have the ingredients and everything! I'm so glad I haven't eaten those strawberries yet!
Thanks again :)
This is the first time I've commented here, but I've been subscribed to your blog for a few weeks now, and all the recipes look so fantastic! I voted yes for a VeganDad cookbook. If you publish it, I think it would really be a hit because I don't recall seeing a kid-friendly vegan cookbook out there already. There's probably high demand for that sort of thing.
- July 5, 2008 at 12:00 AM
- Janet said...
Good luck with your research, I hope you have fun in Philly! I'm glad you'll still be blogging because I don't know what I would do if I had to go 3 weeks without a dose of Vegan Dad recipes ;)
- July 5, 2008 at 12:32 AM
- veg.in.the.fog said...
This looks so wonderful! I thought of using the seperated cream for something, but never had a recipe! I'll have to try this! Maybe on pie or hot cocoa as well...
- July 5, 2008 at 1:07 AM
- thedesertlife said...
Philadelphia is AWESOME for veg*ans (and just awesome in general!)
Have fun!
- July 5, 2008 at 1:56 AM
- nick said...
I don't know what part of philadelphia you will be in but there is a pretty nice grocery/natural food store there called Essene.
If you are in the area check it out:
- July 5, 2008 at 8:14 AM
- Melanie said...
While you're in Philadelphia, check out Govinda's - its at 1505 South Street. Phone 215-985-9303. They're open Thurs-Sun 5-11pm. Go to the upstairs sit-down part, downstairs is a take away (probably good as well). But upstairs is phenomenal!! All vegan menu. Sooo good. Their cheesecake, well it makes me want to drive there from Ohio right now!
- July 5, 2008 at 11:01 AM
- Colleen said...
Make sure you hit up Gianna's Grille (http://www.giannasgrille.com/) in Philly! When my husband lived in Philly, it was his favorite spot.
- July 5, 2008 at 11:12 AM
- Susan G said...
What a great idea with the coconut cream! Can't wait to try it. I did a strawberry post myself a few weeks ago....ah, such a short seasson.
- July 5, 2008 at 12:08 PM
- Cherie said...
If you need help with finding things in philly, I'll try to help. You can email me. Too bad you have to be away from the wife and kids so long, though. :(
- July 5, 2008 at 11:28 PM
- Hannah said...
So simple and yet so good- I love this sort of dessert! Plus, with local strawberries (maybe even from a u-pick) it's hard to improve on already delicious berries, so this really lets them shine.
- July 6, 2008 at 10:39 AM
- 4 Little Men & Twins said...
I just came across your blog... what wonderful recipes. I use coconut milk everyday on my fruit and Ezekiel cereal. It's SO GOOD.
thanks for sharing... i'll be back.
- July 6, 2008 at 11:02 AM
- Tara said...
Discard the watery stuff?!? Don't waste a jewel. :)
Add it to a curry
Add it to your teriyaki noodles
Cook some rice in it-serve with stir fry
warm up some cooked rice in it with cinnamon, rasins, a bit of maple syrup (or whatever sweetner you prefer) and eat for breakfast or desert.
- July 7, 2008 at 5:50 PM
- Katie said...
Oh wow. I just made this, and it is awesome. So awesome. Thanks for the recipe!
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The term definitely predates D&D - the term "twenty dollar gold piece" has been in use for the $20 Double Eagle and $10 Eagle coins of the late 19th century, and also the $5 gold coin, as well.
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The term is used in the Lebanon Daily News, 1 Nov 1965, of Lebanon, Pennsylvania, bottom, in an advert for old coins under the left column of text (to the right of the comics)
This alone establishes the phrase "gold piece" for gold coins in routine use prior to D&D. But let us press a little further back... say, 1913? Here's a quote from the 5 August 1913 Cedar Rapids Evening Gazette, from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, page 4, top of the third column:
We thus have established a pattern of use for gold coins of being called "gold pieces" in the press, spanning over 5 decades; clearly not a D&D origin; not even viably a wargaming origin, for 1913 is the year of the first printing of H. G. Wells' Little Wars, the first commercially released set of wargaming rules in book form.
Searching Project Gutenberg, several ebooks have it in use...
These without clear denomination prefixed:
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Piece is, according to several dictionaries, a common term for coins in general, of whatever denomination is specified. The quote below is excerpted from the etymology online page:
It's pretty clear that it's a generic term for a gold coin, and for several US gold coins as well. In the US, it seems to be predominantly the popular $5 coin of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, but can be used collectively for the $2.50, $5.00, $10.00 and $20.00 gold coins; The silver coins of similar values were $0.10, $0.25, $0.50, and $1.00. Note that, still to date, "2 bits" is $0.25... a reference to the not uncommon practice of breaking Pieces of Eight (Dollares, or Reals) into 8 "bits" of an eighth-dollare each... I suspect that this is the origin of the 20:1 Silver:Gold ratio in AD&D...
Let's ask the Wiktionary.
It seems to be quite an old term:
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I would say it is of historic origin.
Here in Sweden we had gold (and other valuable metal; copper was the most common) pieces that was simply weighed and that could be cut up if needed before we had coins.
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You've done this all before, yes? Read one of these letters from the author telling you all about their new book…blah blah blah?
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The stories of my existence, my struggles, my desires will always come from me.
Those of you who know me know that there is nothing I despise more than being told what I can and cannot do — what I can and cannot have. That grating attitude if you will started early on in balashood — and you'll see a few shades of those early years in Eternal Captive. Granted, my mother had the right to attempt to corral me, I was a little fanged devil. But she was the only one. I've never thought twice about gutting anyone who tried to pull that sh*t on me — then or now. But I suppose, in every paven's long life, there will come a test that drop kicks that belief, that promise, straight into the gutter. And it usually comes in the form of a female. The kind of female you believe yourself immune to. Not your type, not the type of anyone who is moderately sane. And you do your best to ignore her, ignore her scent, her eyes, her legs, her voice, and the call of your body when it's near hers. You even stretch to the point of inflicting the emotional pain of rejection.
But the need doesn't go away.
No. It only grows. Like weeds through cracks in cement.
And, then, just when you think you can't take it anymore, and your cells and muscles and brain and everything in between are ready to give in to it — to her — her true mate shows up and claims her.
Well, that's what this story is about, Veanas and Pavens. The unending struggle of desire. Does boy ever get the girl? And even if he does, even if he can hold on to her for a moment or two, will he get to keep her in the end?
Does a Breeding Male ever get to hold onto anything?
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I'm looking to create a SP site that will primarily be used to pull up inventory items, as an adjunct to a separate not-SP app in our org. Imagine a list "Items", where there is a part number field which is a not-numeric single line of text, and other fields for a description, etc.
What I need to do is to be able to pull up an item from the list by part number, in the URL. E.g., mysite/item.aspx?myPartNumber=A-12345.
How would I best go about accomlishing this?


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Walter Morrow, applications systems analyst/developer, senior in College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Administration has been among fifteen employees selected in 2013 to receive University of Arizona Awards for Excellence.
The awards, formerly called the Staff Awards for Excellence, are presented annually by the UA Staff Advisory Council, the Appointed Professionals Advisory Council, the Shared Governance and Campus Community Advisory Committee and the Office of the President. They are designed to recognize employees who go above and beyond the call of duty in their jobs, whether it's by putting in extra hours, initiating innovative programs or helping to create a positive environment. The awards are among the most prestigious that staff or appointed personnel can receive.
Morrow was presented with the award at a ceremony at the Student Union Memorial Center on April 25. The program included a summary of the comments made by his nominators.
Walter Morrow is described as a "consummate gentleman". In his position as Senior Applications Systems Analyst and Developer for the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, he has spent the last twenty years working on behalf of the University of Arizona, its employees and the community in many ways.
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We are dealing with very "easy" sequences of uniform measures converging to singular measures (?), as in the following example: let $a$, $b$, and $c$ be vertices of a triangle in $\mathbb{R}^2$, and $a'$ be the point on the line $bc$ which is the orthogonal projection of $a$. Let $t\in (0,1]$ and define the $\mu_t$ to be the uniform probability measure supported on the triangle with vertices $ta+(1-t)a'$, $b$, and $c$.
Then one can define $\lim_{t\to 0}\mu_t$, which is (a kind of?) singular measure supported on an interval in the line $bc$. Or is it better to talk about generalized functions, as Dirac $\delta$-function is a 1-dimensional analog of this setting?
We have to manipulate such limits. What would be a good text to refer to for this kind of setup? (We certainly do not want to develop any theory like this from scratch...). Is there any standard terminology for, e.g., the direction orthogonal to the line $bc$? (It is tempting to call it "singular direction".)


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It's 'Groswold', not 'Griswald'.
@zippy the pinhead: Well, at least you have the right name.
As for the rest of us, we're gonna have the hap, hap, happiest Christmas since Bing Crosby tap-danced with Danny effing Kaye.
A leash hanging off the rear bumper would have been perfect.
Totally and completely wrong, but perfect.
Just noticed that it's spelled wrong (Griswold, not Griswald) before I bought it. D'oh.
Misspelled name? Doubt it's an accident. I smell an end run around licensing hassles.
I believe it's spelled Gorosowolod
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Highlighting the need for medical mission work within the U.S, HumanDocs presents "Remote Area Medical," a film in which directors Jeff Reichart and Farihah Zaman document the annual two-day "pop-up" medical clinic put on by the non-profit Remote Area Medical (RAM) in the NASCAR speedway in Bristol, Tenn. Instead of focusing on health care policies and systems, "Remote Area Medical" puts the spotlight on people and the unlikely community that arises in the same place each year.
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text: And for my last lesson of the day, here is "how to draw a ghost face", step by step. How much more spooky and easy can you get when it comes to making ghost faces on paper? I am always trying to figure out how to make a different design with each multiple of one thing that I create. I really like the way that this ghost face came out because it's really different. The eyes, mouth, and expression make drawing ghost faces that much more fun. I hope you all enjoy this submission, if there is something else you would like to see on Dragaort for the Halloween season, just let me know. Peace out folks!


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For example I have read that is agony to give a complete proof of the Jordan curve theorem. Since all statements are meant to be justified by the postulates, where does the difficulty lie?
The problem of putting an existing mathematical proof through a theorem prover ("formalising a proof") breaks down into 3 inter-dependent stages (with an element of recursion between the stages). With the current state of the art, all three of these stages are agonising. This gets more difficult the larger the proof is.
The first stage is to re-express the proof in a sufficiently detailed, rigorous and coherent symbolic form (or "formalisable" form). Traditional mathematical proofs often switch between different underlying formalisms, and often without any mention that this is happening. Also, sometimes pictorial arguments may be used without any explicit symbolic justification. And there will typically be fairly big, unjustified steps (e.g. "it obviously follows that ...") that may be obvious to the expert in the field, but not immediately obvious to someone fairly new to the subject. All of this needs to be re-expressed. This stage is fundamentally difficult and software cannot really help much. I expect that over time this will become a little easier as people become more experienced. At the moment there are very few people in the world capable of doing this stage effectively for large proofs (perhaps just John Harrison, Tom Hales and Georges Gonthier).
The second stage is to fill in the gaps in the theorem prover's library for theory referenced in the formalisable proof. This involves giving definitions and proving properties in the theorem prover. Ideally the theory referenced will all fit together in a way that helps formalise the proof, and sometimes it will be necessary to come up with alternative formalisms of existing parts of the theorem prover's library. This is a very skilled job, but this stage will eventually become easier as bigger and better library support is built up for the theorem prover being used.
The third stage is to actually translate the formalisable proof into a script accepted by the theorem prover. Currently, this is also a very difficult stage. It will typically take several months to become adept at controlling a theorem prover, and even then some of the steps in the formalisable proof may be agonisingly difficult to achieve. A page of formalisable proof may take weeks to actually formalise. This stage, in my opinion, should be quick and easy for mathematicians, but it will take a small revolution in theorem prover usability to bring this about. I am currently working on this.
There are probably many reasons for the difficulty, but there might be one particularly difficult problem: Mathematicians may be using meta-induction instead of induction leading to erroneous proofs.
Bundy et al. in "What is a proof?" claims that S. Baker in "Aspects of the constructive omega rule within automated deduction" claims that often when mathematicians claim to do induction they actually do meta-induction. This means that instead of proving $\forall n. P(n)$, they instead end up proving $\forall n:{\mathbb N}. Provable(P(term(n))$ (i.e. $P(0), P(1), \ldots$). This result is, in general, weaker that the result $\forall n. P(n)$ that they claim to be proving. The paper proofs are so informal that it is hard to tell that this is what they are doing, and this coupled with the fact that the theorems they are claiming to prove are actually true (and provable), means that this subtle error goes unnoticed. This leave formalizers with the difficult task of providing an actual inductive proof.
Thanks to schropp for pointing this out. Sorry for stealing your Mathoverflow karma.
There was a special issue of AMS Notices on formal proof in 2008, which discusses some of the difficulties with formal proofs in passing. Freek Wiedijk (who wrote one of the Notices articles) has plenty of good resources on his home page.
In general, one shouldn't underestimate pragmatic difficulties with the current technology of proof assistants, especially with respect to usability. As of today, formal proofs look more like computer code than actual mathematics.
What makes this issue even worse is that many proof assistants in common use are "procedural" proof assistants. A proof in a procedural proof assistant is a linear list of proof "tactics" which manipulate the proof state directly, with no express reference to intermediate goals or hypotheses. These linear scripts are unreadable unless replayed step-by-step in the proof assistant. (They're also extremely brittle, since a slight improvement in the proof tactics themselves can change the expected proof state and make the proof script almost useless.)
More modern proof assistants use declarative proof style, which does not have these problems and reads more like an informal proof.
Of course, one other issue is that each proof assistant brings its own logical foundations, syntax and special tactics: results are generally unportable between different systems, and each system may be more tailored to some branches of mathematics than others.
On the upside, proof formalization can be playful and even addictive: the ability to "interact" with the proof state and get immediate confirmation of successful steps makes for an engaging activity akin to solving a puzzle.
Well, it was agony to come up with the original Jordan curve theorem...
Informal proofs make a lot of gestures at expert knowledge to avoid spelling out the mechanics of the less interesting steps in a proof. Sometimes this can be collapsed in a similar way in a formal proof, through "tactics" that gesture to the machine verifier how to fill in the gap, but more often than not, this is impossible.
In particular, informal proofs often move fluidly between different ways of representing a phenomenon, which often requires verbose specification of a translation in a formal proof description language. Natural language is much more fluid.
I heard Henk Barendregt talk of formal proofs being around six times as long as informal proofs. Harvey Friedman has claimed that ZF set theory with definitions and partial functions does better; I don't recall his estimate; see my answer in to the Is there a formal notion... question.


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So I got Touhou 7.5: Immaterial and Missing Power, but suddenly I've been thrust into a world where 12-year old girls wearing strange outfits and wielding dangerous weapons scream japanese at each other before firing off gratuitous amounts of magical projectiles in all directions. What's going on here? What is the plotline of these games?
You mean it's not clear from the translated summary? ;)
Still, a slightly more coherent description is given here:
Still pretty bizarre, but then, that's practically the definition of anime...
Note that there are further dialogue translations provided in that first link, that will probably prove helpful if you really want to try and understand the details as the story unfolds. Good luck with that. ;)
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The Touhou Project Series is known for their signature Bullet Hell gameplay, the developpers have incorporated this type of gameplay in a fighting game instead of a shoot'm up, by focussing on projectiles