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Day 17: A picture of someone you miss
My bestie Kat. She went off to law school in the mainland. So now I only see her at Christmas time and during the summer. She'll be a fabulous lawyer, but for now I'm missing my shopping buddy and partner-in-crime.
Friday, February 25, 2011
30 days of photos: Day 17
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Situated on the fertile Heretaunga Plains, The Hastings District is known as the largest apple, pear and stone fruit growing region of New Zealand.
The Hastings District has a number of natural attractions worth visiting including the Havelock Hills which has a road to Te Mata Peak offering spectacular views. Further east is Ocean Beach, a sandy beach great for swimming, surfing, or just soaking up some sun.
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I am a dog person, always have been, always will be. These days my children are two miniature schnauzers, Ruffles and Miss Lucy Brown. Ruffles is a rescue, from a home where the owner committed suicide. It was so sad and I was thrilled to be able to get this dog. She is, as you can imagine, extremely devoted to me. Miss Lucy Brown came from an outdoor market in our little town where I volunteer for the charity sponsor. Dogs or any other animals are not supposed to be sold at the market. The manager got a report that a booth was selling schnauzer puppies and sends me, of all people, to deal with them. I told them it was against the rules, they promised never to do it again, but they had one puppy left. I solved the problem by buying her myself. So now Lucy is notorious around town as the "illegal market dog."
These dogs have filled our lives with joy and love. My husband and I laugh at them every day and never lack for live entertainment.
There is a large oak tree just outside the sun porch, my favorite room in the house. The tree has a large knothole where, every winter, a family of squirrels moves in and lives until spring. The knothole is at eye level for the dogs when they sit on their favorite toy trunk and look out the window, and it is only about four feet away from them. It is Doggie Reality TV and they are glued to the "set." They bark and quiver as the squirrels move in and out, bringing in leaves, etc. for their nest.
Most of the time they are still and transfixed, exactly like this photo. Squirrel Watch, "I know they are in there and if I wait here, still and patient, I know I will catch them."
I keep trying to get a photo of one of the squirrels poking its head out the hole but I haven't been successful. I've seen one of the little critters sleeping with his head poked out into the sun, while the dogs sit and stare, never moving.
Periodically all hell breaks loose and the dogs rush madly to the door to get out and run through their "intruder alert" drill where they follow the squirrels from the ground as they move from treetop to treetop, all over the yard. This happens, on the average, about eight times a day. It is hilarious because each time they are sure it will be the time they catch one.
By the end of the day they are exhausted. As soon as it is too dark to see, they climb into bed, ready to recharge so they can tune in tomorrow for another episode of Squirrel Watch - Doggie Reality TV.


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I'm not sure exactly whose idea it was to celebrate m mom's fifty-fifth birthday at Graceland. But somehow I found myself standing in front of Elvis's rather modest mansion with a candle in my hand, along with my family and the thousands of other lunatics who had come to pay homage to the King. After three hours of worship, I was fantasizing about fried peanut-butter-and-banana sandwiches when my older sister, Nevia, snapped me out of my reverie. She asked me to take her picture with a suspiciously effeminate Elvis impersonator. Like a true king, he grabbed her by the waist and started serenading "Love Me Tender." Her squeals of delight caught the attention of my other two sisters, Yvette and Bianca, who ran up and joined in the fun. After the impromptu performance, they cheered and clapped loudly. "Elvis" bowed his head humbly and mumbled a "Thank you, thank you very much." As they huddled into a photogenic position, I realized this particular Elvis had breasts. Hmmmm. Either no one noticed or, more likely, no one cared. As I peered through the camera at the three girls and the lesbian Elvis, I saw the truth, No matter which road I travel, all paths lead me back to my crazy family.
We weren't always lesbian Elvis worshippers. The second of four daughters, I had a pretty typical Mexican-American childhood in San Antonio, Texas, replete with dance classes, annual road trips to California, and even a pet goat. I was always thought of as the good daughter. At parties my mom was fond of boasting to friends and relatives about my straight As and other achievements, as Nevia dug through my mom's purse to steal the car keys.
Nevia is six years older than I am, so while I was playing with dolls, she was toying with boys. My little sister Yvette is three years younger, and Bianca, the baby, is seven years younger. I've always thought we were spaced perfectly. Close enough to play together, but not so close as to suffer the horror of actually attending school simultaneously. We got along as could be expected. After school Nevia smoked cigarettes and hung out with her friends. Without her as our babysitter, I improvised, emceeing our eighties version of American Idol. (Yvette and Bianca were particularly fond of belting out ballads from Whitney Houston and Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam.)
If I was feeling particularly evil, I would inflict tickle torture on them, or give them nightmares by telling stories of La Liorona, a woman who drowned her kids, or La Chusa, a crazy devil bird that ate children. When I felt especially sisterly, we would scrounge the house for change and run to the corner store for dill pickles and chamoy.
Those carefree afternoons ended when I was thirteen. My dad was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. I knew him as a hardworking man who barbecued every Sunday and took us to the park on his motorcycle. He had two degrees, in political science and biology, and in his day he was into "Brown Power" and the Chicano movement. My good grades put me in his good graces, and he enrolled us both in an evening computer course. Every Tuesday after work he would come home and change, and we would take off in his van to the local high school. We always stopped for a snack before, usually donut and coffee (Coke for me), then attended the class, where I was the only kid. Having to always fight for attention with my three sisters, I truly treasured this time spent alone, this special attention he paid to me. I relished my role as a good girl.
At the end of my eighth-grade year, my father complained of stomach pains and was initially misdiagnosed with gall stones. When they operated to remove them, they discovered it was in fact a malignant pancreatic tumor. They informed him and my mom, who eventually told Nevia; they felt that, a nineteen, she was old enough to understand. Nothing was ever explained to me and my little sisters, but intuitively we knew, would round the corner in my house to find my sister and dad embracing. On the way to school, my mom would cry in the car. My dad's religiously fanatic sisters would come over with bizarre entourage, forming a prayer circle around his bed. We began to live in hospitals. Once, I was ordered to keep him company and, as I sat by his bed, we watched TV in silence. Bored and uncomfortable, I excused myself and climbed onto the roof from a waiting area window, where I read for the rest of the afternoon. When I came back my cousin was with him, so went home. He told my mom not to bring me back. I was a worthless sitter. He died on Valentine's Day, ten months after being diagnosed. He was forty-seven.
It was a violent and unexpected departure in the framework of our family, and our lives would forever be characterized in terms of before and after. Before our father's death, we seemed to be a relatively normal family. After his death, we five girls (Mom included) were left alone, and we developed a serious dependence on each other that formed the basis of our relationship. To this day, I have spoken with either my mom or one of my sisters (or all of the above) every day of my life.
After the death, we moved, and I was transferred to a predominantly white school that seemed like 90210 to me. They had school-sponsored ski trips, huge pep rallies, and kids named Sunny and Tyler who drove BMWs. It was a huge change from the all-Mexican high school I just left.
I went from being vice-president of my old school's freshman class to eating lunch by myself. Eventually, I created a role for myself as a smart, well-mannered girl and eventually fit in by joining the debate club and dating a Jewish boy named Mitch ...Border-Line Personalities
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Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Bilkish is a financial call center owned by an Indian.
walang business permit po ito galing BSP.
(they call their collectors "Junior Bank Managers"
They handle mostly OFW accounts.
Coming in second is ENZI
ENZI Corporation is one of the call centers/telemarketing collection services company in the Philippines.
my score card:
"filing" a case - zero
"world-wide" travel ban - zero
"deportation" - zero
"hold departure" - zero
"imprisonment" - zero
"NBI/INTERPOL/GCC - zero
demand letter signed by Bilkish Jr. Bank Manager - minus 10 !
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Text: Mark 8:27 – 9:1
In the name of + Jesus. Amen.
Today the Church commemorates not a person, but an event. More accurately, a confession. In fact, even more accurately, the Church commemorates two confessions – both coming from St. Peter the Apostle.
Halfway through the narrative of the life of Jesus as revealed in the Holy Gospel according to St. Mark, after preaching and teaching and working countless miracles, Jesus does a kind of spot-check at that point, posing a question to the disciples: "Who do people say that I am?"
The answers are many and varied: John the Baptist, Elijah, maybe a prophet of some kind. Jesus then refines the question, narrowing the focus to the confession of the disciples themselves: "But who do you say that I am."
As is often the case, St. Peter acts as spokesman of the group. He answers forthrightly. Although the text doesn't explicitly say, it would be well within Peter's impulsive character to blurt out the answer without much forethought, getting to the punch before anyone else has had a chance to weigh in. He says: "You are the Christ."
"You are the Christ," confesses St. Peter, confessing the cosmic reality that Jesus is not some kind of rehashed reincarnation, nor is He merely just one more prophet. No indeed! This is not a reincarnation but the incarnation. The days of the prophets have come to an end. Now is the time for the coming of the One whom the prophets confess. And so Peter confesses – speaking a bold revelation not revealed to Him by flesh and blood: "You are the Christ," that is, the Messiah, the Promised One, the Redeemer, the Savior, the very fleshly Son of God who is God in the flesh.
Peter has answered well. He has made the good confession. He knows who Jesus is in His heart, and with the overflow from his heart, he speaks this sterling confession with his lips. And Jesus tells Peter and the disciples to keep this confession to themselves for the time being. For the Lord's time has not yet fully come.
And so the Church commemorates this confession of Peter, this statement of the frank and forthright fisherman that would earn him the nickname "Peter" – that is "The Rock Man." And Jesus would also promise to Peter that upon this rock – the rock of his confession – the Lord Jesus would build a church out of the living stones of men who confess this same confession. And not even Satan and hell would be able to topple it.
And yet, Peter's confession doesn't stop here, dear friends. For Peter is, like us, a sinner: one who is still subject to the delusions and temptations of the devil.
Jesus reveals another truth about Himself: "the Son of Man must suffer" and "be rejected" by the leaders of Israel. He would "be killed. And after three days, rise again." Jesus has revealed Himself as Savior, as sacrifice, as the Atonement for sin! But Peter, who had just confessed Jesus as the Christ, takes Jesus aside and rebukes Jesus! He scolds Jesus for revealing this to him. For this suffering Jesus is not the Jesus Peter has in mind. For what glory is there in following a suffering Jesus? Don't we all want a victorious Jesus – which is to say, a Jesus who is victorious in the way we want Him to be? We want a Jesus in our own image, of our own making.
Of course, it is not Peter's place to rebuke God, but vice versa. Peter confessed Jesus as the Christ, but now he needs to confess his sin against the Christ. Unlike his earlier confession, this confession is a confession is diabolical. "Get behind me, Satan," says our Lord. "For you are not setting your mind on the things of God, but on the things of man."
Peter's second confession is not a good confession. He has sided with man over God, sided with Satan over Christ. He has sided with his selfish impulse for glory over Christ's selfless impulse of the cross and forgiveness. And Jesus calls Peter to repent. Jesus calls Peter to reject the devil along with all the devil's works and all his ways. Jesus calls Peter to once more confess Jesus as the Christ – not merely as a leader whose coattails can be ridden to glory.
And while the Church doesn't celebrate Peter's second confession – Peter's momentary devilish delusion, neither does the Church cover it up. The evangelists have recorded it, the Church proclaims it, and the Holy Spirit has made it known to us. And thanks be to God! For if Peter – mighty Peter, the holy apostle Peter, the bishop of Rome Peter, the spokesman of the apostles and the member of the Lord's inner circle Peter is subject to such doubts and bouts of selfishness, what great comfort it is to us, dear friends! And what a blessing it is to be rebuked by Jesus – for when Jesus says: "Get behind me Satan." He is not insulting us, but rather exorcising the evil right out of us! For He has not come to condemn, but to forgive.
Indeed, that is the whole point of this confession: "You are the Christ."
And what's more: "If anyone would come after me," says our Lord, "let him deny himself and take up his cross and follow me." And though Peter was humiliated at the time of the Lord's rebuke, the rebuke truly did cast out Satan and bring healing to St. Peter. For within a few decades, Peter the bishop and preacher was to do just as the Lord bade him to do: he would indeed take up a cross of his own and make the best and holiest confession of all: the confession of Jesus in blood. St. Peter's greatest confession of all would be his confession of Jesus the crucified One in his own martyrdom, as Peter was himself crucified confessing the crucified Christ.
Dear friends, we may never be called upon to shed blood in confessing Christ. But we do indeed confess that Christ shed blood in order to save us! We may not be crucified for being a Christian, but Christ was crucified in order to make us Christians. And we are called upon to bear the crosses He allows us to carry – especially the joyful burden of confessing Him as God and Lord, as Savior and Redeemer, even as we confess our sins.
For even as Peter had two great confessions, so do we, dear brothers and sisters! We confess the faith once delivered to the saints, the faith of the Nicene Creed, the Faith that confesses before Jesus and before the world: "Jesus is the Christ." And the Church also confesses – along with St. Peter – that "we are poor miserable sinners." We confess the faith, and we confess our faith. We confess what Jesus has revealed to us, and we confess what we have done to Jesus as well as what He does for us!
Along with Peter, we confess to our Lord Jesus: "You are the Christ." Along with Peter, we hear the Lord Jesus rebuke the devil: "Get behind me, Satan." And let the Church never falter in either confession – for without both confessions, we are lost. We confess that we are sinners according to our sinful flesh in need of a Savior, and we confess that Jesus is that very Savior come in the flesh to save us.
Flesh and blood has not revealed this to us either, dear friends! This is St. Peter's confession. This is the Church's confession. This is our confession! Now and unto eternity!
In the name of the Father and of the + Son and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.


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Hello everyone. How can I impose constraints in the Binomial[n,m] formula in Mathematica? For example, I'd like to get Binomial[-1,m]=-1.
Thank you for your help.
Do you only want that for positive odd integers and negative even integers? What kind of number is m? Real, complex, rational, or integer? Has m been assigned a value?
Hi @Jim Baldwin , m is a generic natural number.
I suppose you know that all of the following statements are true:
Binomial[-1, 0] == 1
Binomial[-1, 1] == -1
Binomial[-1, 2] == 1
Binomial[-1, 3] == -1
Binomial[-1, 4] == 1
So while I don't know why you would want to change the usual definition, you could always use a replacement rule at the end of your calculations:
x + 2 Binomial[-1, m] /. Binomial[-1, m_] -> -1
(* -2+x *)
@Jim Baldwin your solution is the solution of Binomial[-1, -1], not of Binomial[-1,m] with m generic natural number.
Would you please elaborate? m is undefined and with the above replacement rule, anytime the term Binomial[-1,h] is seen that term is replaced by -1.
If m is defined as a specific value, then that replacement rule won't ever change anything because Binomial[-1,m] gets evaluated prior to the replacement rule.
h = 4
Binomial[-1, h] /. Binomial[-1, m_] -> -1
(* 1 *)
So if the variable m is already defined, then you'll need to write your own function:
bin[n_, m_] := If[n == -1 && IntegerQ[m], -1, Binomial[n, m]]
bin[10, 3]
(* 120 *)
bin[-1, 4]
(* -1 *)
bin[-1, 5]
(* -1 *)
@Jim Baldwin I can obtain the same result with the simple built-in function Binomial[n,m]. Maybe is not possible to "prove" that Binomial[-1,m]=-1 for each m natural number.
In other words, I'd like to "prove" that the following two solutions are equal (see result):
I certainly didn't interpret your original question as asking for a proof. Consider the definition of a binomial coefficient when one of the values is negative:
$$\binom{-n}{m} = (-1)^m \binom{m+n-1}{m}$$
See Wiki - Binomial coefficient.
So when
$n=1$ we have
$\binom{-1}{m}=(-1)^m$. That should be enough to show the two equations are equal. (And there is the appearance that you really weren't looking for a proof but rather if there was an inconsistency in WolframAlpha. No problem in that. There are some inconsistencies. But it would be better to state that explicitly. You'll get more and better help that way.)