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Basic question. Can you get sick and die from drinking infected brew? I know that it must taste terrible, was just wondering. Can't seem to find any references where people have died from infected beer.
In short, no. Otherwise beer making would have never made it out of the middle-ages.
The acidic environment and low alcohol does a good job of stemming most pathogenic bugs. Certainly some microbial contaminations might not agree with different people and make them ill. The general rule of thumb is that pathogens do not survive in beer, hence why you can't find any references to people biting the dust due to beer contamination.
In the Middle Ages, they used to do things like add chicken broth to beer, I kid you not (I ran into a few recipes at one point). Alcohol itself tends to retard pathogens and if you aren't adding this sort of thing to your beer it is unlikely that you will get the right kind of pathogens growing to make you sick anyway.
Also there are a lot of places today that do wild yeast fermentation (ranging from things like kim chee which involves both wild yeasts and bacteria to some traditional alcoholic beverages). I am actually looking at trying to do this with guanabana in the near future. If it was dangerous, brewing never would have gotten started seriously nor, for that matter, would we eat sauerkraut.
The rule of thumb I've always been taught is that if the beer smells that bad you won't drink it, and anything that simply tastes bad probably isn't enough to hurt you.
That being said, I've never heard of anyone being sick due to contaminated beer, with the exception of dirty beer lines. I've gotten puking sick from dirty beer lines a few times back in the day when I shot league darts.
Botulism toxin is the only "infection" I've heard about in the brewing community that would be potentially hazardous, but it's only a concern for canning wort. If you're not growing yeast starters in home-canned wort, it's non-issue. And even if you are, the topic is often debated.
As I understand it (and I'm definitely no expert), the problem is that botulinum spores (which are in just about everything that grows in dirt) aren't destroyed during normal boiling. Say you boil some wort for canning. Unless you're using a 15psi pressure cooker, the wort never reaches the 240*F mark needed to destroy the spores. The spores themselves aren't dangerous, but they release botulism toxin during reproduction. If you pitched yeast in this wort, the spores would never have a chance to reproduce and you'd be fine. Without the yeast, though, the spores can find themselves in a happy environment (once the wort cools) and begin reproducing. Once released, the toxins produced during by the spores can't be destroyed by any amount of boiling.
That said: it's rare. In fact, I've never heard about it happening. But every thread I've seen about canning wort includes a discussion on botulism. So to answer your question: yes, it is theoretically possible to get sick from a "bad" beer. I think it's more likely that someone would die of alcohol poisoning from too many 'infected' beers than to get botulism poisoning from one.
It seriously depends on what has infected your beer; but, we have a digestive system that has allowed us to eat much less sanitary food than we currently enjoy. Even if you threw a cup of dirt into your beer, you'd probably survive it. Most brewing infections lack a good "starter culture" of truly pathogenic substances.
On the other hand, life is to short to drink unpleasant things in the name of fun. Since someone mentioned this is your second question about sanitation. You need to focus on the slighly-less-fun side of brewing, washing.
B-brite on everything with scrubbing until it appears clean. Replace items that have unnecessary seams that can catch food / liquid with ones that don't (that means the cheap-looking "one piece" spoons are actually better, etc). Rinse with iodaphor solution, not water.
Yes you could get sick from some bad brew, but typically you'll stop drinking bad tasting stuff before you overload your body's defenses, and you probably won't encounter most waterborne ailments (in concentrations that will hurt you) unless you are starting with a very unsanitary water supply (cholera, etc). Even then, the alcohol will do it's best to kill of the pathogens, and it usually works pretty well.
In short, no. As far as I know, most "infected" beer is a version of vinegar. Even something that is vinegar in smell and taste is difficult to drink so if it's really infected to the point of causing deadly illness, it's unlikely that you'll be able to stomach enough of it to cause anything beyond a stomach ache.
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I'd like to divide a unit circle disk into nine parts of equal area, using circle arcs as delimiting lines.
The whole setup should be symmetric under the symmetry group of the square, i.e. 4 mirror axes and 4-fold rotational symmetry. The dividing arcs should all be of equal curvature. (Thanks to the comment by i. m. soloveichik for making me aware this latter requirement.) For these reasons, several areas will automatically be of the same size, indicated by a common color in the figure above. There are three different colors corresponding to three different shapes, and the requirement that all three of these should have the same area therefore corresponds to two equations. This agrees nicely with the fact that there are two real parameters one may tune, e.g. the distance $d$ between the center of the figure and the centers of the dividing circles, together with the radius $r$ for these dividing circles. Other combinations are possible.
But how would one obtain the actual numbers for these parameters? Is the solution even unique?
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The 5 Most Half Assed Apologies for Historic Crimes
#2. South Africa Offers Apologies--and Immunity--for Apartheid Abuses
Apartheid, or "apartness" was a system of laws in South Africa set in place by white settlers back in the 17th century that separated black and mixed-race people from white people. The laws were later expanded to include Asians, just to be sure.
We're guessing exceptions were made.
The different non-white races were segregated into separate neighborhoods (a term which here means "ghettos") and separate schools, and the ruling party even created race-specific jobs to ensure that white people never had to see them. Any blacks belonging to native tribes were denied all representation in the government, and if you were black and didn't belong to a tribe, one would be helpfully created for you. Those who resisted these injustices were beaten, imprisoned and murdered.
The most unfortunate were forced to meet Celine Dion.
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The heavily criticized Truth and Reconciliation Commission was set up to try and repair the schism between blacks and whites in South Africa. And to be fair, many apologies were made by the individuals responsible for perpetuating Apartheid and shitting all over basic human rights. However, these individuals only apologized once they were given immunity for all their crimes against humanity, which they were by the thousand.
Sort of like the bad guys in Lethal Weapon 2, only Danny Glover didn't shoot any of them in the face.
Another, more ridiculous problem arose when the commission heard from witnesses about the horrors and abuses they had seen during Apartheid. Many of the witnesses to violence, killings and acts of racism didn't speak the language, and since translators usually just laconically repeat what is being said to them, the intense emotion of the victims' words was lost. This lead to the entirely farcical attempt to have the translators actually imitate the witnesses, which in no way made everyone involved look like goosefucking morons.
"Great. Now can you do it like Christopher Walken?"
Wait, it got stupider. To show just how incredibly sorry he was over the whole mess, a former security minister for the white side of the Apartheid situation named Adriaan Vlok showed up unannounced at the house of Apartheid victim Reverend Frank Chikane. Vlok told him he needed to be like Jesus and wash Chikane's feet. This was apparently the only way he felt he could truly be forgiven for his wrongs.
What "wrongs" you might ask? Oh, just sending a death squad to try and kill the anti-apartheid activist two decades before. This symbolic gesture was so powerful in Vlok's eyes that he didn't feel the need to apologize to any of the other countless victims.
That'll do.
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If you've ever taken a history class, watched movies or television, read a book, or not been in a coma, you've probably heard of the Catholic Church, pretty much the most powerful entity in the entire world for over 1,000 years. Not surprisingly, hand in hand with that power came unbridled cockstained douchebaggery.
Sometimes douchebaggery looks a lot like kicking freaking ass.
With its 20-century long track record of ham-fisted dick moves, the Catholic Church makes every other entry on this list look like Gandhi rescuing an asthmatic kitten from a burning tree. The Inquisition, the Crusades, the oppression of modern science and equality of the sexes, and the condemnation of homosexuals... there's a lot of ground to cover there.
Any apology for every violation of human rights the Catholic Church has committed over the past 2,000 years is obviously unfeasible--it would take months to address, and no one would be able to take off enough time from work to hear it.
Unless it was read by Morgan Freeman.
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In early 2000, Pope John Paul II announced to his inner circle his intention to apologize for EVERY BAD THING THE CHURCH HAD EVER DONE.
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In a short but sweet apology, the Pope managed to categorize all the wrongs of the past two millennia into seven classifications, such as terrible things done to women, terrible things done to Jews and terrible things done to people in general.
However, in this sweeping apology, the Pope failed to mention almost any specific instances of what exactly the Church had done wrong; no Galileo, no Inquisition, no Crusades.
John Paul didn't even suggest that the Catholic Church had ever mistreated gays in the slightest manner, and he steered clear of the whole "not taking a stance on the Holocaust for six decades" issue altogether.
Rather than an apology to the world, this was more of an "our bad" to God, wiping the slate clean for Catholicism heading into the 21st century. Despite being the most half-assed apology since Jerry Seinfeld brought Michael Richards on Late Night with David Letterman, the Pope -- Mr. Infallible, head of the entire Catholic Church -- did promise that such abuses would never occur again.
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I was just going through the 3rd Proof of Sylow's theorem given in the "Topics In Algebra" Book by I.N. Herstein. It looked very interesting and i really liked its Philosophy. My question what is its significance, and how can it be applied to problems, or something else.
This is the proof that uses the lemma that if a finite group $G$ has a Sylow $p$-subgroup then so does each subgroup of $G$. To complete the proof of existence of Sylow $p$-subgroups, it suffices to show one can embed each group in a group with a Sylow $p$-subgroup. By Cayley's theorem each finite $G$ embeds in $S_n$ with $n=|G|$ and $S_n$ embeds in $S_{p^k}$ where $p^k\ge n$. One then writes down a Sylow $p$-subgroup of $S_{p^k}$ (essentially an iterated wreath product of $C_p$s).
But a slicker conclusion is to embed $S_n$ in $GL_n(p)$ (via permutation matrices), as one sees with little effort that the upper triangular matrices with $1$s on the diagonal form a Sylow $p$-subgroup of $GL_n(p)$.
As Robin Chapman has given an elegant and compact proof, I content myself with answering your query about applications. Sylow's three theorems are a very interesting tool to classify groups of low cardinality. Some exercises are on this given in Herstein's book itself. Upto groups of order 60, you can use just the three theorems of Sylow and classify them as direct or semi-direct products. Here all three theorems are needed; only the third proof of Herstein proves all three.
The case of groups of order 60 is a bit intricate; the appropriate reference is M. Artin's Algebra book.


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I have asus n56vz with installed windows 8 in it. I want install ubuntu 12.10, I install it but can't see grub when system start. How to install ubuntu near windows 8 and see grub on start?
Well I find the way how to run linux on Asus N56VZ with windows 8 dual boot.
- Create flash drive with Ubuntu 12.10
- Boot from flash and start install
- When I should select how to install Ubuntu, I don't select Ubuntu with windows 8, I select Other
- Partition your hard disk, select swap area and root area
- Grub install into /dev/sda
- After installation I see grub, but I can't boot into windows from it
- Into BIOS I see new partiotion for boot, I select windows UEFI ... and boot into windows
- Install Easy BCD latest version - or me it 2.2 beta
- Create Windows boot loader and leave only windows 8 and 30 seconds for wait
Well, how that works - when I reboot I see windows boot loader with one OS - windows 8, and if I want run windows I press Enter and run it. If I want boot to Ubuntu into windows boot loader I press Esc and I see GRUB with Ubuntu. And I run Ubutnu.
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What can be said about the limiting distribution of the sequence of fractional parts of $\{n^{a},n>0\}$ for $a\in(1,2)$. I ran a computer experiment for $n\sqrt{n}$ and it looks like uniformly distributed. Is there a simple proof?
Exercise 2.23 in Kuipers and Niederreiter, Uniform Distribution Of Sequences: Use Theorem 2.7 to show that the sequence $(\alpha n^{\sigma})$, $n=1,2,\dots$, $\alpha\ne0$, $1\lt\sigma\lt2$, is u.d. mod 1.
They are using $(x)$ for the fractional part. Theorem 2.7 is Let $a$ and $b$ be integers with $a\lt b$, and let $f$ be twice-differentiable on $[a,b]$ with $f''(x)\ge\rho\gt0$ or $f''(x)\le-\rho\lt0$ for $x\in[a,b]$. Then $$\left|\sum_{n=a}^be^{2\pi if(n)}\right|\le(|f'(b)-f'(a)|+2)\left({4\over\sqrt\rho}+3\right).$$ Theorem 2.7 is attributed to van der Corput, Zahlentheoretische Abschatzungen, Math. Ann. 84 (1921) 53-79.
I think you can try Weyl's criterion on this.
Here's how to carry out direct proof:
By Weyl's criterion it suffices to show $$ S_N = \frac{1}{N} \sum_{n=1}^{N} e(k n^{\rho}) \to 0 $$ for $k \in \mathbb{Z} \setminus \{0\}$ and $\rho \in (1,2)$. Now $$ |S_N|^2 = \frac{1}{N^2} \sum_{m=1}^{N} \sum_{n=1}^{N} e(k (n^{\rho} - m^{\rho})) $$ Write $n = m + h$. Then by Taylor's theorem $(m+h)^{\rho} - m^{\rho} = \rho h \cdot m^{\rho - 1} + \frac{\rho(\rho - 1)h^2 }{2 (m + \xi)^{2 - \rho}}$ for some $|\xi| \leq h$. Hence $$ |S_N|^2 \leq \frac{1}{N^2} \sum_{m=1}^{N} \left|\sum_{h} e(k \rho h \cdot m^{\rho - 1} + \dots) \right| $$ here one needs to figure out the limit of $h$ and how to get rid of the $\dots$ term. This trick is called Weyl differencing (e.g. how you show the claim for the sequence $\alpha n^2$). The conclusion is that $|S_N|^2 \leq N$, which suffices to deduce the claim.


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This article on Aish.com clearly says that one is not required to use a candle - a flashlight is acceptable. Since it makes no mention of a spoon at all, one may infer that a spoon is not required either - and certainly not a wooden spoon.
If one can indeed fulfill Bedikas Chametz without a wooden spoon, our questioner is asking, "Why use a wooden spoon?"
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A fellow in Shul this morning told me that Rabbi Meir Shapiro ZT'L brings down in the name of the Rashash Mesechtas Shabbos 66 that since per Rabbi Yehuda, Nosar has to be burned with a fire fueled by wood, the Chometz must be burned the same way, with a fire fueled by wood. I asked him that answers the wood part however it still does not explain why it has to be a spoon? Why not a twig or a 2 x 4? He said he saw an answer and does not remember and will let me know. So I will add that part in later.
The Shulchan Aruch haRav writes (OC 445:7)
Perhaps one could speculate that those who use wooden spoons do so in case they don't find any leaven and want to burn the spoon the next morning.


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I've been trying to understand the notion of recursion in TeX - not easy given that my background is the high-level stuff in LaTeX. The only examples I can (just about) understand are very basic for-loop constructions, but I don't really feel like I have a picture for what expansion is or how it works.
I'd like to write a function that will take as its argument a group
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This seems like it should be reasonably simple to do, but I don't know how I'd go about it.
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My development team just grew by 100% (from 1 developer to 2). My new cohort want to invest in bug tracking software. Is there benefits to such software for such a small team?
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I think all the "yes" answers go a long way to endorsing the idea. But I'm going to throw out the idea that the decision is based on a few questions:
IMO, the answers to these questions are more about where you see the product going and how you want to grow your team and less about whether "2 people = reason for bug tracking system". The bigger question is probably "is a bug tracking system worth the time to configure & manage and the cost of purchasing?"
1, but only if it's painless. GitHub for example has a very simple and usable issue tracker with more than enough features for a small team. Bugzilla, Trac or others are good, but they all require hardware, installation and configuration before use, and maintenance is definitely a non-zero expense.
We had a very tiny team the first time I used bug tracking software and I was amazed at how much stuff we had been thinking we needed to fix that somehow never got fixed. It's totally worth it no matter how large your team is.
Yes. A thousand times yes.
Don't even think of it in terms of bug tracking but as ticket tracking.
Being able to see all your tasks in tickets has a huge advantage. You can keep a history of a task in one place. You know who worked on it and when. You can be as detailed as saying what was completed on what day for a task.
For bug tracking, you can place all your bugs in one place and keep track of what ones have been completed and what ones are still in progress.
It just helps you manage things so much better.
It is worth it with a team of one or more.
Face it, whether you buy a formal software solution or not you are going to have a bug/feature tracking system. It may be in notepad, it might be sticky notes, it might be in a block of comments at the top of your code. However, unless you are just randomly developing you will be jotting down your to-do lists somewhere. Why not use a more organized system that can grow with your team?
Also worth considering: Many of the bug-trackers are free for use by very small teams (1-2), so it isn't like you are incurring any major expense for the benefit.
You don't need any bug tracking software so long as every member of the team
The short answer is yes.
Some reasons why:
You will probably want to look at something that won't take much time for you to setup/manage. I would also suggest looking for something that includes that ability to integrate it with your source control.
This answer is to add weight to the YES side of the argument.
I am mostly a team of one. I extensively use issue tracking (redmine) together with SVN integration.
It is truly superb and I would go crazy without it; my quality would drop because I'd forget about things, and I'd loose track of what I've got to work on.
Productivity tools:
Issue tracking; don't leave home without it
If you have less then 3 you can probably get by with a google docs spreadsheet, maybe, I guess. But really the cost of installing bugzilla or the like somewhere is so trivial next to the cost of a programmer that you are better off just doing it. (Plus when you grow to 7 it will already be there)
Even a team of one can benefit from some sort of bug tracker, be it a text file of notes, or some full blown software. For 2 developers, I would recommend only investing time in setting up some bug tracking system, not money. Depending on the project, you can get by fine with writing bugs down on paper, maintaining a list through a shared online document, or using free bug tracking software such as Trac or Bugzilla. Fogbugz is also available as a free trial for 45 days.
You need to track them some how!
The issue is how many bugs you have rather than how many developers. You can manage with an excel sheet when dealing with a few bugs, but even then its not the best.
There is definete benifet - I use bug tracking software even on personal projects. It's useful not only for tracking bugs, but also for tracking 'TODO's and feature requests.
Just start using one
If you just start using one you will begin to realize their convenience on practice, much like version control software, or for that matter, distributed version control.
Development maturity
It doesn't matter if you have a team of 100 or 1, I started using bug tracking and distributed version control (makes a lot of sense because of local commits) for myself and myself only and I already felt at another level, but not only that, I could manage my work at another level... to a level it could scale without me investing more effort.
By using a tracker you can anticipate problems and prioritize work, bug/issue trackers are not only for bugs/issues, they are more for project administration, and each and every project should have that.
For me it is not just about the software, but the process that goes around it. In my day to day job as a Test Manager I basically live in one and it provides the following benefits:
I find this works really well with 2+ testers and 3+ developers.
Management of developer bug fixing efforts
We actively manage a developers "bug queue" to control how much work they have assigned to them, and ensure that we have a level allocation of bug fixing work across the team.
Deciding what does and not get fixed
Triaging through new bugs on a daily process is a great way to help focus on what you do and don't fix, as well as when you fix it. Early on in a project, you want to fix everything. At the end you only want to fix show stoppers, and the bug tracking tool is great for that
When you need metrics
The big thing for me is Metrics, i.e. when you want to be able to view bug find and fix trends, where the buggy areas of code are, or how quickly testers are finding and re-testing bugs. It's time for a bug tracking system.
I agree with the common opinion that one team member is enough to start to need a bug tracker. I'd characterize it as mandatory after you have one or two real users, but important well before your first release.
Personally, I like fossil for both source control and bug tracking. It is a complete low ceremony distributed SCM that is well integrated to a bug tracker and a wiki. And it is a single-executable install, broadly portable, and uses an internal web application as its GUI. Its home page is actually served almost entirely by a copy of fossil.
With the tracker tightly integrated with revision control, you can easily link changes to tickets, and see ticket updates in the same time line view as revisions (and wiki page edits).
I've used bugs everywhere when working just by myself. It works with your DVCS by keeping bug info together with your source. Very low overhead as it requires no central server. The downside is you have to be careful which branches you enter new bugs into to make sure they propagate in a timely manner, although it may not matter much if you mostly want to track your own bugs and what was fixed in your latest pull, rather than track a team's status as a whole.
Yes, yes, yes, yes! Being able to track, prioritize, and manage your issues is key to successful software development. With one person, you can (almost) get away with a spreadsheet and zipping up old source trees. Adding even one developer to a project changes things dramatically -- suddenly, issue tracking and source code control is necessary, or you're going to be dropping issues, overwriting functionality, and generally having a miserable time of it.
I'm surprised that no one's mentioned StackExchange's parent company, FogCreek, yet -- their FogBugz software is the best issue tracking app I've ever used. High speed, low drag, and affordable, especially if you use their hosted solution. They used to have a free hosted trial that had, I believe, two user licenses free -- that may not be the case anymore, but I'd recommend checking it out.
here is my 2 cents.
for bug tracking i just use a google-doc spreadsheet, i can invite anyone i want to to edit or view it. its free so not much of an investment. i keep track of all tasks on there to just bugs.
i also run SVN on my web-host which doesn't add any additional cost to web hosting.
some clients have required the use of unfuddle or other such project management / bug-tracking software but i would prefer the free solutions i mention above.
If you have a minimalistic bug tracker, I'd say it's useful even for a team of one. Over at one of my friend's project sites QuokForge, they provide basically a Red Mine instance for each project. Red Mine, in my opinion has a good bug tracker(even if a bit strange at times). Namely because you can file a bug by only entering text in ONE field. I've also used FogBugz before. It's free for 2 or less people. And it allows the same simplicity, filing a bug by filling out only one text field. (It also provides graphs and other things that are insanely useful)
Basically, don't make bug filing a strict and formal process requiring you to set aside 30 minutes to fill out a bug report(BugZilla, I'm looking at you). This just means that people won't use it.
Finally, having a bug list(even if all each bug contains is about 50 characters of text) is extremely valuable. "Hmm, bout to release 1.0. I THINK I fixed the last of the bugs." And it's also great for managers to see you're actually doing something :). In a team, it's more valuable because you're not both trying to keep a different set of mental to-do lists in your head. And it fixes the "Did you fix that [really bad security bug]? Um, yea I THINK so. Ok let's release 1.0 then."
I also love keeping track of features as well. This is a bit more optional but I still find benefit from being able to offload the mental task of keeping a todo list in my head.
Also, see what Joel had to say about it
You have just reached that number... 2! While I can see the benefits of using bug tracking software even if you are the only developer... you can just get by without it when the total number of developers is 1.
However, as soon as you have two or more developers, there is not a single reason not to have bug tracking software, not one.
One. In which case it's more like a To-Do list.
I assume by investing you mean time. There are plenty of free bug tracking systems out there, that should be fine for a two person team. I wouldn't look into commercial offerings until I had a bigger team.
I think your question has highlighted your misconception. For it is not the team that needs bug tracking, it's the product(s).
So, does bug tracking need to be done in software? Well, that would help, don't you think?
It might not be worth it if the following two conditions are present:
If 1 or 2 isn't present, you will benefit from issue tracking.
Yes. And a recommendation is bitbucket http://www.bitbucket.org They provide free bug tracking as well as free Private repositories in mercurial.
Don't track bugs, fix them.
It's not the size of the team that matters, it's how long you are willing to look at bugs on a list before fixing them.
If you're using Agile/TDD, your bug list will be short, and bugs will not linger on the list for long. Any tracking system will suffice in that case.


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It is well-known problem, but quite now I am unable to find a link on AoPS. For any line $a$ take all $n-1$ points, in which it meets other lines, and for any two consecutive points $B=a\cap b$, $C=a\cap c$ consider the triangle, formed by lines $a$, $b$, $c$ and draw a flower inside this triangle near the midpoint of its side $BC$. Totally, we get $(n-2)n$ flowers. On the other hand, in any part, which is not a triangle, we have at most two flowers (because any two flowers in the same part must lie on neighbouring sides of this part). Since we have $n(n+1)/2+1$ parts (simple induction), and $2n$ of them are unbounded (common sense), we get at most $3T+2(n(n+1)/2+1-2n-T)$ flowers, hence $(n-2)n\leq n^2-3n+2+T$, $T\geq n-2$, where $T$ is the number of triangular parts.


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A variety of soccer injuries can occur due to field play, sprinting, kicking, and contact injuries. Ankle and knee sprains and injuries are most common, followed by back injuries, thigh and calf contusions, tears, and sprains. ACL tears are up to five times more common in female soccer players than in males. Goalkeepers are at more risk of arm and shoulder sprains and tendon injuries. Meniscus, ligament injuries, and patellar syndromes also occur. Turf toe, footballer's ankle, a pinched nerve in the ankle, inner thigh and hamstring sprains and tears, foot sprains, and stress fractures can also be problematic. Heading the ball can cause head and neck injuries.
To prevent soccer injuries: Balance and agility training is crucial for knees and ankles. Hamstring and quadriceps strength is important to prevent ACL injuries. Fields should be maintained and level. While cross-training, well-cushioned shoes should be worn. Core strength prevents abdominal and back injuries while promoting more powerful kicks. Kicking techniques should be optimum to prevent foot and ankle injuries.
Softball, Baseball, and Fast-Pitch Softball
Shoulder, elbow, wrist, and finger injuries are common due to both overuse and trauma from striking the ball, sliding into bases, or collisions. Ankle sprains are common. The foot-first sliding technique can result in ankle, foot, and knee ligament sprains, tears, and fractures. Sprinting can lead to hamstring and quadriceps sprains and strains. Pitching injuries include shoulder instability, inflammation, and tears, along with Little Leager's elbow, a stress-related bone or ligament injury. Hitting can lead to abdominal muscle tears, back injuries, or rib stress fractures.
To prevent softball and baseball injuries: Upper body strengthening should be done three times weekly, including wrist, elbow, and shoulder muscles. Stretching of the hips, thighs, and legs should be done before and after play. Core strengthening helps prevent hitting injuries. Balance and agility drills should be done to prevent ankle and knee injuries. Proper technique in catching, hitting, throwing, and sliding is essential to prevent traumatic and overuse injuries. Pitchers should be rotated and allowed to rest some games to avoid overuse injuries.
Swimmer's shoulder is the most frequently occurring overuse injury with components of impingement, tendinitis, bursitis, and instability. Breaststrokers can develop knee pain, including patellofemoral pain and MCL strains and sprains. Butterfly kicking can lead to back pain and spondylolisthesis. Finger jams can occasionally occur from striking lane lines or other swimmers. A frequent medical problem is swimmer's ear. Exercise-induced asthma can be irritated by the chemicals used in pool maintenance. The heavy training schedule and focus on body shape contributes to eating disorders. A relatively safe sport with no real risk of trauma, overall body injuries from improper cross-training occur almost as frequently as those due to overuse injuries in swimming.
To prevent swimming injuries: Rotator cuff strengthening is the number one recommended exercise and should be done at least three times weekly. Overstretching of the shoulders should be avoided, as swimmers are already prone to loose shoulder joints. For breaststrokers with knee pain, patellofemoral exercises should be done three times weekly. Abdominal and core strengthening is also important, especially in long-distance swimmers and stroke swimmers. Other swimming injuries have been attributed to nontraditional cross-training exercise. Overuse injuries are the most common, and rest is essential at least one day a week. Older swimmers should cross-train with land weight-bearing exercise to prevent osteoporosis. Swimmers should also perform balance exercises, as this is a common deficit in swimmers.
Overuse injuries of the wrist, shoulders, spine, legs, and feet, along with acute injuries, are common in tennis due to the quick, multidirectional, explosive nature of the sport. Tennis elbow (outer elbow pain) is the most widely known due to improper racket grip, tension, and poor technique. Other types of shoulder, wrist, and elbow tendinitis are also quite common. Core muscle sprains and tears can occur, along with back pain due to lumbar sprain, sacroilliitis, and disc problems. Tennis leg, calf muscle tears, Achilles tendinitis, and plantar fasciitis is also quite common. Ankle sprains occur frequently. Turf toe and tennis toe can also occur.
To prevent tennis injuries: Shoulder and wrist strengthening should be done three times weekly in the frequent tennis player. Calf and leg stretching after a short warmup is recommended before play. Balance drills prevent ankle sprains; core strengthening prevents abdominal muscle and back injuries. Equipment should also be appropriate; shoes should provide adequate cushioning and multidirectional support. Racket grip and string tension should be appropriate, particularly in players prone to tennis elbow. Correct technique and form, including hitting the ball in front of the body and minimizing wrist use, will prevent overuse injuries in the arm and shoulder.
Races combining swimming, biking, and running require many hours of training and result in overuse injuries associated with each sport, along with the traumatic injuries associated with biking. Specific to triathlons, the combination of open water swimming and cycling can cause chronic neck and shoulder pain, including nerve and muscle impingements. Running injuries are common and include plantar fasciitis and iliotibial band syndrome. Patellofemoral pain can develop due to running and cycling at intense levels. Eating disorders can be common, along with dehydration, anemia, and low sodium levels, secondary to the endurance nature of training and events.
To prevent triathlon injuries: Rest and flexibility is crucial. For ultra and endurance events, it is better to be slightly undertrained than overtrained, to reduce the incidence of chronic, overuse injuries. Event training should be seasonal, with at least a few months off a year to allow the body to heal and rest. The triathlete should rest at least one day a week and eat enough calories with slightly higher protein, iron, and B vitamins due to heavy endurance training. Calcium and dietary fat should be adequate to protect bones. Triathletes must also drink plentiful amounts of fluids, including electrolytes throughout training and throughout the day to replace what is lost. Proper equipment, cycle positioning, and frequent replacement of running shoes with proper support is essential. Thorough stretching two to three times weekly is important to prevent limited motion and pain.
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9/11 Fund Sets First Payments
Fifteen emergency responders who worked at Ground Zero will be the first to receive awards from the new Sept. 11 victim-compensation fund, for amounts ranging from $10,000 to $1.5 million, officials said Tuesday.
The fund has received fewer than 100 completed applications for money, officials said. That suggests the program may end up receiving far less than the 34,000 total claims for aid that fund officials estimated.
Congress created the $2.8 billion fund two years ago to compensate those who developed health problems after working around the sites of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks at the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, as well as a Pennsylvania field where passengers forced the crash of a jetliner hijacked by terrorists.
Ground Zero Aid
- Estimated total claims expected to be filed: 34,447
- Estimated number of claim awards: 26,475
- Estimated total in claim awards: $8.5 billon
- Estimated WTC Captive Fund Offset (from previous settlement for some workers): $579 million
- Initial funding: $875 million
- Expected five-year administrative costs: $80 million
- Initial available funding: $795 million
Source: Sept. 11 Victim Compensation Fund
Fourteen of the recipients are firefighters, and one is a New York state corrections officer, fund officials said, and all suffered respiratory problems.
Sheila Birnbaum, a New York lawyer appointed as special master of the fund, said recipients would get only 10% of their total award at first because she doesn't know yet how many people will ultimately apply or how severe their illnesses will be.
"I think we have good news for people. We've been working very hard to get the process up and running," she said.
So far, more than 16,000 people have registered with the fund, but a fraction of those have filled out all the necessary paperwork, officials said. As of last week, the fund had received 194 compensation applications (including the fewer than 100 that had been completed). "Most of them are incomplete—even though they've been submitted, they haven't provided all of the information," Ms. Birnbaum said.
Noah Kushlefsky, who along with another attorney represents about 5,000 people seeking compensation, said he was thought there was "a concern there's going to be a mad dash'' when the October deadline for filing claims approaches. "I think there's a general surprise that it's not 25,000 people making claims,'' he said.
Many first responders applying to the fund haven't provided signed authorizations allowing administrators to confirm with the New York police and fire departments that the applicants worked at the Ground Zero site. "It's been a difficult process to get the documentation we need," Ms. Birnbaum said.
Under the fund's rules, lawyers representing those with claims can't take more than 10% of the award payments.
Ms. Birnbaum said she aimed to have $10,000 be the minimum award. The awards are calculated based on economic loss, pain and suffering, minus other payments such as pensions or disability payments for injuries.
The firefighter who received the largest initial reward of $1.5 million is now 43 years old and suffered severe respiratory problems that forced him to retire on disability, she said.
Two years ago, Congress passed legislation creating the fund in response to years of complaints that those who were made sick by their exposure to toxic substances at the Ground Zero site needed and deserved health care and compensation.
Out of the total $2.8 billion, the law makes $875 million available during the fund's first five years. Because of that structure, the fund is setting total award amounts now and plans to make payments over the years to reach those amounts.
Ms. Birnbaum said it was difficult to tell how many people would seek compensation for cancers they believed they developed as a result of working at or around Ground Zero—and how costly those illnesses will be. For those two reasons, she said, the first payment would be 10% of the total award amount, a portion she described as "conservative."
Corrections & Amplifications
Fourteen firefighters and one New York state corrections officer will be the first to receive compensation from the Sept. 11 victim compensation fund. An earlier version of this story, based on information from officials, incorrectly said the initial group consisted of 15 firefighters.
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Show that the equation $y^2 = x^3 + 7$ has no integral solutions.
Here is the solution in Ireland and Rosen (page 270).
Suppose the equation has a solution. Then $x$ is odd. For otherwise reduction modulo 4 would imply 3 is a square modulo 4. Write the equation as $$y^2+1=(x+2)(x^2-2x+4)=(x+2) ((x-1)^2+3) \ . \ \ \ (*)$$ Now since $(x-1)^2 +3$ is of the form $4n+3$ there is a prime $p$ of the form $4n+3$ dividing it and reduction of $(*)$ modulo $p$ implies that $-1$ is a square modulo $p$ which is a contradiction.
None of the solutions posted look right (I don't think this problem admits a solution by just looking modulo some integer, but possibly I'm wrong). Here is a proof.
First, by looking modulo $8$ one deduces we need $x$ to be odd.
Note that $y^2 + 1^2 = (x+2)(x^2 - 2x + 4)$. As the LHS is a sum of two squares, no primes $3 \pmod{4}$ divide it. This forces $x \equiv 3 \pmod{4}$ as if $x \equiv 1 \pmod{4}$ then $x+2$ obviously has a prime factor $3 \pmod{4}$. But then $x^2 - 2x + 4 \equiv 3 \pmod{4}$, implying $x^2 - 2x + 4$ has a prime factor $3 \pmod{4}$. But this is a contradiction, thus no $x,y$ can exist to satisfy this equation.
LHS being a perfect square must have "digital root" $1$,$4$,$7$ or $9$. Cubes have digital root $1$,$8$ or $9$. Hence RHS doesn't have same digital roots as LHS so can't be equal.


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Passalacqua, who is now 2-1 on the season, grabbed a 6-2, 7-5 victory over Samuel Poutignat at the No. 3 position and has now captured two straight victories. In doubles action, the sophomore, who was teamed up with classmate Inaki Iriberry, was unable to keep up with Lander's duo of Poutignat and Niklas Terhorst, falling 8-2.
The freshmen team of Mateo Rivas and Juan Carracedo each went 0-2 on the night, stumbling in doubles action to Adam Jonsson and Oscar Axelsson at the No. 1 position. At No. 2, Lander's Vincent Verpeaux, who was named Preseason All-Peach Belt Conference, and Paulo Fernandes defeated Paul Michael Calhoun and Danilo Faria, 8-3.
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I'd like to release an application that basically has the license of "the code is GPLd but forks cannot use the name or logo", with the intent of avoiding confusion to users.
Is that possible or is it an all or nothing deal?
You can trademark the name and release the code as open-source. "Common Law" trademarks are free, you just have to say that it is trademarked, but not as easy to enforce.
Keep in mind I am not a lawyer and could be wrong. Talk to a professional for legal advice.
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Is there a proof for no proof ?
closed as not a real question by Anton Geraschenko Nov 5 '09 at 17:53
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If I understand your question you are asking can something be proved as unprovable? If so I'd suggest that Gödel's incompleteness theorems for a starting place.
Presuming you mean "can we know certain things absolutely without proof", the answer is "no".
There was a philosophical movement called "logical atomism" in the early 20th century (the most famous practitioner being Bertrand Russell), which claimed the world consisted of ultimate "logical atoms" and that these things could be known absolutely without proof.
Eventually (especially after Gödel) the philosophers came back round to deciding there was no such thing as "certain knowledge".
For an accessible introduction I would highly recommend the graphic novel Logcomix: An Epic Search for Truth which follows the life of Bertrand Russell.