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Major Section: ACL2-TUTORIAL
We present here some tips for using ACL2 effectively. Though this collection is somewhat ad hoc, we try to provide some organization, albeit somewhat artificial: for example, the sections overlap, and no particular order is intended. This material has been adapted by Bill Young from a very similar list for Nqthm that appeared in the conclusion of: ``Interaction with the Boyer-Moore Theorem Prover: A Tutorial Study Using the Arithmetic-Geometric Mean Theorem,'' by Matt Kaufmann and Paolo Pecchiari, CLI Technical Report 100, June, 1995. We also draw from a similar list in Chapter 13 of ``A Computational Logic Handbook'' by R.S. Boyer and J S. Moore (Academic Press, 1988). We'll refer to this as ``ACLH'' below.
These tips are organized roughly as follows.
A. ACL2 Basics
B. Strategies for creating events
C. Dealing with failed proofs
D. Performance tips
E. Miscellaneous tips and knowledge
F. Some things you DON'T need to know
A1. The ACL2 logic.
This is a logic of total functions. For example, if
A and
are less than or equal to each other, then we need to know something
more in order to conclude that they are equal (e.g., that they are
numbers). This kind of twist is important in writing definitions;
for example, if you expect a function to return a number, you may
want to apply the function
fix or some variant (e.g.,
nfix or
ifix) in case one of the formals is to be returned as the value.
ACL2's notion of ordinals is important on occasion in supplying ``measure hints'' for the acceptance of recursive definitions. Be sure that your measure is really an ordinal. Consider the following example, which ACL2 fails to admit (as explained below).
One might think that
(defun cnt (name a i x) (declare (xargs :measure (+ 1 i))) (cond ((zp (+ 1 i)) 0) ((equal x (aref1 name a i)) (1+ (cnt name a (1- i) x))) (t (cnt name a (1- i) x))))
(+ 1 i) is a reasonable measure, since we
know that
(+ 1 i) is a positive integer in any recursive call of
cnt, and positive integers are ACL2 ordinals
(see o-p). However, the ACL2 logic requires that the
measure be an ordinal unconditionally, not just under the governing
assumptions that lead to recursive calls. An appropriate fix is to
nfix to
(+ 1 i), i.e., to use
in order to guarantee that the measure will always be an ordinal (in fact, a positive integer).
(declare (xargs :measure (nfix (+ 1 i))))
A2. Simplification.
The ACL2 simplifier is basically a rewriter, with some ``linear arithmetic'' thrown in. One needs to understand the notion of conditional rewriting. See rewrite.
A3. Parsing of rewrite rules.
ACL2 parses rewrite rules roughly as explained in ACLH, except
that it never creates ``unusual'' rule classes. In ACL2, if you
want a
linear rule, for example, you must specify
linear in
rule-classes. See rule-classes, and also
see rewrite and see linear.
A4. Linear arithmetic.
On this subject, it should suffice to know that the prover can handle truths about
+ and
-, and that linear rules (see above)
are somehow ``thrown in the pot'' when the prover is doing such
reasoning. Perhaps it's also useful to know that linear rules can
have hypotheses, and that conditional rewriting is used to relieve
those hypotheses.
A5. Events.
Over time, the expert ACL2 user will know some subtleties of its events. For example,
in-theory events and hints are
important, and they distinguish between a function and its
executable counterpart.
In this section, we concentrate on the use of definitions and rewrite rules. There are quite a few kinds of rules allowed in ACL2 besides rewrite rules, though most beginning users probably won't usually need to be aware of them. See rule-classes for details. In particular, there is support for congruence rewriting. Also see rune (``RUle NamE'') for a description of the various kinds of rules in the system.
B1. Use high-level strategy.
Decompose theorems into ``manageable'' lemmas (admittedly, experience helps here) that yield the main result ``easily.'' It's important to be able to outline non-trivial proofs by hand (or in your head). In particular, avoid submitting goals to the prover when there's no reason to believe that the goal will be proved and there's no ``sense'' of how an induction argument would apply. It is often a good idea to avoid induction in complicated theorems unless you have a reason to believe that it is appropriate.
B2. Write elegant definitions.
Try to write definitions in a reasonably modular style, especially recursive ones. Think of ACL2 as a programming language whose procedures are definitions and lemmas, hence we are really suggesting that one follow good programming style (in order to avoid duplication of ``code,'' for example).
When possible, complex functions are best written as compositions of simpler functions. The theorem prover generally performs better on primitive recursive functions than on more complicated recursions (such as those using accumulating parameters).
Avoid large non-recursive definitions which tend to lead to large case explosions. If such definitions are necessary, try to prove all relevant facts about the definitions and then disable them.
Whenever possible, avoid mutual recursion if you care to prove anything about your functions. The induction heuristics provide essentially no help with reasoning about mutually defined functions. Mutually recursive functions can usually be combined into a single function with a ``flag'' argument. (However, see mutual-recursion-proof-example for a small example of proof involving mutually recursive functions.)
B3. Look for analogies.
Sometimes you can easily edit sequences of lemmas into sequences of lemmas about analogous functions.
B4. Write useful rewrite rules.
As explained in A3 above, every rewrite rule is a directive to the theorem prover, usually to replace one term by another. The directive generated is determined by the syntax of the
submitted. Never submit a rewrite rule unless you have considered
its interpretation as a proof directive.
B4a. Rewrite rules should simplify.
Try to write rewrite rules whose right-hand sides are in some sense ``simpler than'' (or at worst, are variants of) the left-hand sides. This will help to avoid infinite loops in the rewriter.
B4b. Avoid needlessly expensive rules.
Consider a rule whose conclusion's left-hand side (or, the entire conclusion) is a term such as
(consp x) that matches many terms
encountered by the prover. If in addition the rule has complicated
hypotheses, this rule could slow down the prover greatly. Consider
switching the conclusion and a complicated hypothesis (negating
each) in that case.
B4c. The ``Knuth-Bendix problem''.
Be aware that left sides of rewrite rules should match the ``normalized forms'', where ``normalization'' (rewriting) is inside out. Be sure to avoid the use of nonrecursive function symbols on left sides of rewrite rules, except when those function symbols are disabled, because they tend to be expanded away before the rewriter would encounter an instance of the left side of the rule. Also assure that subexpressions on the left hand side of a rule are in simplified form.
B4d. Avoid proving useless rules.
Sometimes it's tempting to prove a rewrite rule even before you see how it might find application. If the rule seems clean and important, and not unduly expensive, that's probably fine, especially if it's not too hard to prove. But unless it's either part of the high-level strategy or, on the other hand, intended to get the prover past a particular unproved goal, it may simply waste your time to prove the rule, and then clutter the database of rules if you are successful.
B4e. State rules as strongly as possible, usually.
It's usually a good idea to state a rule in the strongest way possible, both by eliminating unnecessary hypotheses and by generalizing subexpressions to variables.
Advanced users may choose to violate this policy on occasion, for example in order to avoid slowing down the prover by excessive attempted application of the rule. However, it's a good rule of thumb to make the strongest rule possible, not only because it will then apply more often, but also because the rule will often be easier to prove (see also B6 below). New users are sometimes tempted to put in extra hypotheses that have a ``type restriction'' appearance, without realizing that the way ACL2 handles (total) functions generally lets it handle trivial cases easily.
B4f. Avoid circularity.
A stack overflow in a proof attempt almost always results from circular rewriting. Use
brr to investigate the stack;
see break-lemma. Because of the complex heuristics, it is not
always easy to define just when a rewrite will cause circularity.
See the very good discussion of this topic in ACLH.
See break-lemma for a trick involving use of the forms
brr t
(cw-gstack) for inspecting loops in the rewriter.
B4g. Remember restrictions on permutative rules.
Any rule that permutes the variables in its left hand side could cause circularity. For example, the following axiom is automatically supplied by the system:
This would obviously lead to dangerous circular rewriting if such ``permutative'' rules were not governed by a further restriction. The restriction is that such rules will not produce a term that is ``lexicographically larger than'' the original term (see loop-stopper). However, this sometimes prevents intended rewrites. See Chapter 13 of ACLH for a discussion of this problem.
(defaxiom commutativity-of-+ (equal (+ x y) (+ y x))).
B5. Conditional vs. unconditional rewrite rules.
It's generally preferable to form unconditional rewrite rules unless there is a danger of case explosion. That is, rather than pairs of rules such as
(implies p (equal term1 term2))
(implies (not p) (equal term1 term3))
However, sometimes this strategy can lead to case explosions:
(equal term1 (if p term2 term3))
terms introduce cases in ACL2. Use your judgment. (On the subject
AND, and
OR are macros that
IF forms, and propositional functions such as
IMPLIES quickly expand into
IF terms.)
B6. Create elegant theorems.
Try to formulate lemmas that are as simple and general as possible. For example, sometimes properties about several functions can be ``factored'' into lemmas about one function at a time. Sometimes the elimination of unnecessary hypotheses makes the theorem easier to prove, as does generalizing first by hand.
B7. Use
defaxioms temporarily to explore possibilities.
When there is a difficult goal that seems to follow immediately (by a
:use hint or by rewriting) from some other lemmas, you can
create those lemmas as
defaxiom events (or, the application of
skip-proofs to
defthm events) and then double-check that the
difficult goal really does follow from them. Then you can go back
and try to turn each
defaxiom into a
defthm. When you do
that, it's often useful to disable any additional rewrite rules that
you prove in the process, so that the ``difficult goal'' will still
be proved from its lemmas when the process is complete.
Better yet, rather than disabling rewrite rules, use the
mechanism offered by
encapsulate to make temporary rules
local to the problem at hand. See encapsulate and
see local.
B9. Use books.
Consider using previously certified books, especially for arithmetic reasoning. This cuts down the duplication of effort and starts your specification and proof effort from a richer foundation. See the file
"doc/README" in the ACL2 distribution for information on books
that come with the system.
C1. Look in proof output for goals that can't be further simplified.
Use the ``proof-tree'' utility to explore the proof space. However, you don't need to use that tool to use the ``checkpoint'' strategy. The idea is to think of ACL2 as a ``simplifier'' that either proves the theorem or generates some goal to consider. That goal is the first ``checkpoint,'' i.e., the first goal that does not further simplify. Exception: it's also important to look at the induction scheme in a proof by induction, and if induction seems appropriate, then look at the first checkpoint after the induction has begun.
Consider whether the goal on which you focus is even a theorem. Sometimes you can execute it for particular values to find a counterexample.
When looking at checkpoints, remember that you are looking for any reason at all to believe the goal is a theorem. So for example, sometimes there may be a contradiction in the hypotheses.
Don't be afraid to skip the first checkpoint if it doesn't seem very helpful. Also, be willing to look a few lines up or down from the checkpoint if you are stuck, bearing in mind however that this practice can be more distracting than helpful.
C2. Use the ``break rewrite'' facility.
Brr and related utilities let you inspect the ``rewrite stack.''
These can be valuable tools in large proof efforts.
See break-lemma for an introduction to these tools, and
see break-rewrite for more complete information.
The break facility is especially helpful in showing you why a particular rewrite rule is not being applied.
C3. Use induction hints when necessary.
Of course, if you can define your functions so that they suggest the
correct inductions to ACL2, so much the better! But for complicated
inductions, induction hints are crucial. See hints for a
description of
:induct hints.
C4. Use the ``Proof Checker'' to explore.
verify command supplied by ACL2 allows one to explore problem
areas ``by hand.'' However, even if you succeed in proving a
conjecture with
verify, it is useful to prove it without using
it, an activity that will often require the discovery of rewrite
rules that will be useful in later proofs as well.
C5. Don't have too much patience.
Interrupt the prover fairly quickly when simplification isn't succeeding.
C6. Simplify rewrite rules.
When it looks difficult to relieve the hypotheses of an existing rewrite rule that ``should'' apply in a given setting, ask yourself if you can eliminate a hypothesis from the existing rewrite rule. If so, it may be easier to prove the new version from the old version (and some additional lemmas), rather than to start from scratch.
C7. Deal with base cases first.
Try getting past the base case(s) first in a difficult proof by induction. Usually they're easier than the inductive step(s), and rules developed in proving them can be useful in the inductive step(s) too. Moreover, it's pretty common that mistakes in the statement of a theorem show up in the base case(s) of its proof by induction.
C8. Use
:expand hints.
Consider giving
:expand hints. These are especially useful when a
proof by induction is failing. It's almost always helpful to open
up a recursively defined function that is supplying the induction
scheme, but sometimes ACL2 is too timid to do so; or perhaps the
function in question is disabled.
D1. Disable rules.
There are a number of instances when it is crucial to disable rules, including (often) those named explicitly in
:use hints. Also,
disable recursively defined functions for which you can prove what
seem to be all the relevant properties. The prover can spend
significant time ``behind the scenes'' trying to open up recursively
defined functions, where the only visible effect is slowness.
D2. Turn off the ``break rewrite'' facility.
Remember to execute
:brr nil after you've finished with the
``break rewrite'' utility (see break-rewrite), in order to
bring the prover back up to full speed.
E1. Order of application of rewrite rules.
Keep in mind that the most recent rewrite rules in the history are tried first.
E2. Relieving hypotheses is not full-blown theorem proving.
Relieving hypotheses on rewrite rules is done by rewriting and linear arithmetic alone, not by case splitting or by other prover processes ``below'' simplification.
E3. ``Free variables'' in rewrite rules.
The set of ``free variables'' of a rewrite rule is defined to contain those variables occurring in the rule that do not occur in the left-hand side of the rule. It's often a good idea to avoid rules containing free variables because they are ``weak,'' in the sense that hypotheses containing such variables can generally only be proved when they are ``obviously'' present in the current context. This weakness suggests that it's important to put the most ``interesting'' (specific) hypotheses about free variables first, so that the right instances are considered. For example, suppose you put a very general hypothesis such as
(consp x) first. If the
context has several terms around that are known to be
consps, then
x may be bound to the wrong one of them. For much
more information on free variables, see free-variables.
E4. Obtaining information
foo to inspect rewrite rules whose left hand sides are
applications of the function
foo. Another approach to seeing
which rewrite rules apply is to enter the proof-checker with
verify, and use the
show-rewrites or
sr command.
E5. Consider esoteric rules with care.
If you care to see rule-classes and peruse the list of subtopics (which will be listed right there in most versions of this documentation), you'll see that ACL2 supports a wide variety of rules in addition to
:rewrite rules. Should you use them?
This is a complex question that we are not ready to answer with any
generality. Our general advice is to avoid relying on such rules as
long as you doubt their utility. More specifically: be careful not
to use conditional type prescription rules, as these have been known
to bring ACL2 to its knees, unless you are conscious that you are
doing so and have reason to believe that they are working well.
Most generally: you shouldn't usually need to be able to predict too much about ACL2's behavior. You should mainly just need to be able to react to it.
F1. Induction heuristics.
Although it is often important to read the part of the prover's output that gives the induction scheme chosen by the prover, it is not necessary to understand how the prover made that choice. (Granted, advanced users may occasionally gain minor insight from such knowledge. But it's truly minor in many cases.) What is important is to be able to tell it an appropriate induction when it doesn't pick the right one (after noticing that it doesn't). See C3 above.
F2. Heuristics for expanding calls of recursively defined functions.
As with the previous topic, the important thing isn't to understand these heuristics but, rather, to deal with cases where they don't seem to be working. That amounts to supplying
:expand hints for
those calls that you want opened up, which aren't. See also C8
F3. The ``waterfall''.
As discussed many times already, a good strategy for using ACL2 is to look for checkpoints (goals stable under simplification) when a proof fails, perhaps using the proof-tree facility. Thus, it is reasonable to ignore almost all the prover output, and to avoid pondering the meaning of the other ``processes'' that ACL2 uses besides simplification (such as elimination, cross-fertilization, generalization, and elimination of irrelevance). For example, you don't need to worry about prover output that mentions ``type reasoning'' or ``abbreviations,'' for example.


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Science Communication Seminar
EEB 5894 (NOT Dr. Likens's seminar -- that's different. Sorry.)
Margaret Rubega, EEB; Kent Holsinger, EEB; Ken Noll, MCB; Bob Wyss, Journalism
This page lists weekly meetings of the Seminar in Science Communication. This semester (Fall 2008) we will be reading and discussing science reporting in the New York Times. If you need a permission number, please contact Margaret Rubega.
Meeting time: Thursdays 2 - 3 p.m.
Location: NOTE THAT THE ROOM HAS CHANGED (again, but hopefully for the last time) to TLS 263.
Required Reading:
You should arrive every week having read the preceding Tuesday's Science Section in the New York Times, and ready to discuss it. You have several options for access to the NYT: You can use the order form to order a personal subscription OR You can pick up a FREE copy of the paper at selected locations on campus, as long as you arrive before the free copies are all gone OR You can read the paper FREE online.
Expectations for Students
READING: We would like you to read the articles in the Science section critically, assessing the quality of articles from the point of view of:
Accuracy: does the article say things you know or suspect to be wrong?
Evidence: is there sufficient evidence presented for you to believe the conclusions drawn by the reporter?
Balance: does the reporter consider alternative explanations? Are experts from all sides of an issue interviewed and quoted?
Clarity: how hard is it to understand the article? Pretend to be your grandmother while thinking about this one!
Newsworthiness: why did the reporter decide to focus on this story? Why did the editor run it? How likely it that the information presented will change policy/technology/behavior/the world?
PRESENTATIONS: Every student will be expected to present an analysis of a news article to the rest of the group at least once. Students should pick an article, read it, then investigate the background of the story in the primary scientific literature. Read the technical paper that prompted the story, at least. Reconsider all issues listed above; your presentation should address how good a job the reporter did achieving accuracy, balance, and clarity. Your presentation should also address what the scientist did, or could have done, to increase the chances that the reporter would produce an accurate, clear, engaging story.
Given the level of enrollment, and the limited number of weeks for presentation, at least some students will have to present in pairs. Presentation partners should consist of graduate/undergraduate pairs; NO undergrad/undergrad or grad/grad pairs. Talk to Margaret if you would like to present with a partner and you aren't sure how to secure one.
Discussion Schedule
|Week of:
|28 Aug
|Class intro: organization.
|Come prepared to introduce yourself
|4 Sep
|Bob Wyss
|Science communication from the journalist's perspective
|:Bob's Slides
|11 Sep
|Brian Hiller
|Article on nitrogen effects from last week's paper.
|Supplemental reading (for those with the time and the will: the Nature paperthat stimulated the news piece, and a link to another technical article on nitrogen, and LOTS of other supplemental resources from Science.
|18 Sep
|Sarah Treanor
|Carl Zimmer article on "Friendly Invaders" from 9/9/08
|the PNAS paperthat stimulated the news piece
|25 Sep
|Laura Cisneros
|"A cold stare can make you crave some heat" By Benedict Carey from 9/16/08
|copy and paste the link below in order to see the scientific paper (Zhong C. and G.J. Leonardelli. 2008. Cold and lonely. Journal of Psychological Science) in which the Times article was written on [www.psychologicalscience.org/journals/ps/19_9_inpress/ZhongRR.pdf]
|2 Oct
|Carrie Fyler & Julia Otero
|"Historical DNA analysis reveals living descendants of an extinct species of Galapagos tortoise" from: A Tortoise May be Bred Back Into Being. New York Times 9/23/2008
|This link will take you to the PNAS Website where you can download a PDF of the original paper. It is a short paper and will help the discussion if you read it before Thursday's class!
|9 Oct
|Tanner Steeves & Kevin Burgio
|"Applying Science to Alternative Medicine" NY Times 9/30/08
|Please take a few minutes to explore the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine's website. And check out this article that offers criticism from an NIH-funded MD
|16 Oct
|Andrew Lagasse & Adam Wilson
|Findings: A Gift From the '70s: Energy Lessons NY Times 10/7/08 (we recommend you drink something warm before re-reading this)
| You should check out the followup comment by Tierny here and a reply by Amory Lovins here.
If you are still interested, you can read this Time article for a perspective that swings in the opposite direction. You can also check out Amory Lovins' (long) 2008 article re-examining nuclear power.
|23 Oct
|Aaron Lescroart
|A Guiding Glow to Track the Movement What Was Once Invisible NY Times 10/13/08
ALSO Bob's notes on a special session at the annual meeting of the Society of Environmental Journalists
| This is a press release by the Nobel foundation giving a background narrative to how the protein was discovered and eventually used.
Here's another press release by the foundation that explains the science behind how the protein works and scientific applications.
|30 Oct
|Lyndsey Tanner & Kellie Kuhn
|We will be discussing "For breast health, taking the initiative" by Jane Brody
|Two supplementary articles: first and second, both from the New York Times.
|6 Nov
|Brian Klingbeil
|Ravenous Bugs Find a Hot Spot in Trees' Pine Cones NY Times 10/27/08
| Link to article in Proceedings of the Royal
Society Series B [1]
|13 Nov
|Yannawan Wongchai
|The War on Dengue Fever
|Link to article from Clinical Infectious Diseases on the development of vaccines for dengue fever.
|20 Nov
|Leroy Robinson
|"In a Novel Theory of Mental Disorders, Parents' Genes Are in Competition"
| "Psychosis and Autism as Diametrical Disorders of the Social Brain" (Only Read page 1-15, unless you have a whole lot of free time!)
David Haig's 2003 paper "What Good is Genomic Imprinting: The Function of Parent-Specific Gene Expression" (One of the major influences on the Crespi and Badcock paper)(Optional Reading)
|27 Nov
|4 Dec
|Chiron Otero
|"In Bias Test, Shades of Gray"
|"How Do You Measure Bias?" is a follow-up in Tierney's blog explaining more about the debate.
Also, please take the Race IAT here (and remember your results!) as it will be discussed.
The two main scientific articles referenced in the NYT piece are here and here, but feel free to read them casually as they are a bit technical.
Related Reading
This space is for posting links to readings of interest external to the NYT. Students may consider leading a discussion on materials in the list below; if you wish to use one of these, get approval from Margaret first. Students using pieces not drawn from the list below should be sure to warn the rest of the group well in advance, so everyone has a chance to read the relevant piece in time.
An article from the Columbia Journalism Review on the practice of writing science news from press releases, rather than from interviews
A Science article on communicating the risks of Climate Change
The Washington Post's "GREEN: Science. Policy. Living." page, online.
A report on evidence of media bias from Scientific American
Peter Vitousek's 1994 MacArthur Lecture on Ecology and Global Change, wherein he notes that we are not doing a very good job of communicating our evidence to the public. Uh, yeah.
The first of two-part piece from the Columbia Journalism Review on Public Opinion and Climate Change
Part Two of the CJR Public Opinion and Climate Change piece.
Governor Palin's stance on teaching creationism in the classroom From the Anchorage Daily News, this ran during the last gubernatorial race in AK.


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Moe Wanchuk wrote:Luckybreak wrote:I thought he was the Rangers best player in the 08 playoffs, he really took a strong leadership role and appeared gutted when they were eliminated. He was a force on the ice and didn't have anything like the talent available here now, BUT that was 3 years ago...
I would LOVE to see him in a Pens jersey for league min, though I struggle to pick him over a dependable, penalty killing Talbot/Dupuis etc
Talbot isn't a 2nd line RW, and Duper only is top 6 because we have no other choice on that side. Jags wouldn't be penalty killing. If we could learn to not be one of the most penalized teams in the league, the PK wouldn't have to bail us out every game.
Doogs wrote:IanMoran wrote:I honestly don't see what the news is.
He stated he LOVED his time in Pittsburgh, looking back at it it was the best time of his life, how much he admires / respects mario, etc. All stuff we have heard him say before.
All of those good feeling still doesn't mean he'll take 3 million less to play here lol.
The story was leading.
Tico Rick wrote:Indeed. And Rossi is probably LOLing at all the reactions to it in this thread.
doublem wrote:I would crap my pants in joy. I don't care how old he is and how bad his attitude is. He is my second fave player of all time, maybe playing with crosby and malkin. Boom. Can't be any worse than Kovy. I see a 1% of this happening though.
Bioshock wrote: I have it on good account that the Penguins are going to float a contract somewhere in the neighborhood of $750k for two years, so Jagr can retire in Pittsburgh. This is still in it's infancy, but make sure you are paying attention Thursday and Friday
darkstar57 wrote:Put can he play the point on the PP
Arlow wrote:Jagr will be back. We have the Rivers Casino now.
Lesky wrote:Quarterfinals:
Czech Republic - USA
1st period scoring summary:
1-0 Jaromir Jagr (snapshot)
Jagr is now a +7 in the tournament.
steve784 wrote:Make that +8...........US 0 - Jagr 2
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Telephone numbers and email addresses that constituents can use to contact Colorado legislators representing parts of Boulder, southwest Weld, Broomfield and southern Larimer counties include:
Sen. Matt Jones, D-Louisville, whose eastern Boulder County Senate District 17 includes the Boulder County portions of Longmont and Erie as well as Louisville and Lafayette: 303-718-7510; firstname.lastname@example.com.
Sen. Rollie Heath, D-Boulder, whose central and western Boulder County Senate District 18 includes Boulder, Lyons, Gunbarrel, Niwot, Jamestown, Nederland and Ward: 303-866-4872; firstname.lastname@example.com.
Sen. Vicki Marble, R-Fort Collins, whose multiple-county Senate District 23 extends from Broomfield through western Weld County into southeast Larimer County and includes Dacono, Frederick, Firestone, Mead, eastern Berthoud and the Weld County portions of Erie and Longmont: 303-866-4876; firstname.lastname@example.com.
Sen. Jeanne Nicholson, D-Black Hawk, whose multiple-county Senate District 16 includes Superior, Eldora and Eldorado Springs: 720-530-2762; email@example.com.
Sen. Kevin Lundberg, R-Berthoud, whose Senate District 15 includes western Berthoud, Estes Park and most of the rest of Larimer County outside of Fort Collins: 303-866-4853; email@example.com.
Rep. Jonathan Singer, D-Longmont, whose House District 11 includes most of central, western and northern Longmont as well as Allenspark, Lyons and Niwot: 303-875-4727; email@example.com.
Rep. Mike Foote, D-Lafayette, whose House District 12 includes parts of southern and eastern Longmont as well as Lafayette, Louisville and part of Erie: 303-519-2183; firstname.lastname@example.com.
Rep. Lori Saine, R-Firestone, whose House District 63 includes Dacono, Firestone, Frederick, Mead and the Weld County portions of Longmont and Erie: 303-995-7111; firstname.lastname@example.com.
Rep. Dickey Lee Hullinghorst, D-Gunbarrel, whose House District 10 extends from northern and northeastern Boulder into Gunbarrel: 303-866-2348; firstname.lastname@example.com.
Rep. KC Becker, D-Boulder, whose multiple-county House District 13 includes part of southern and western Boulder as well as Eldora, Eldorado Springs, Jamestown, Nederland and Ward: 303-866-2578; email@example.com.
Rep. Dianne Primavera, D-Broomfield, whose multiple-county House District 33 extends north from Broomfield to include Superior and most of the Boulder County portion of Erie: 303-866-4667; firstname.lastname@example.com.
Rep. Perry Buck, R-Windsor, whose House District 49 extends from Weld County across southern Larimer County and includes Berthoud and Estes Park: 303-866-2907; email@example.com.
Among the proposed laws that area legislators say they'll likely introduce or co-sponsor during this year's legislative session:
Area lawmakers' bill plans
Sen. Matt Jones, D-Louisville, a bill to promote the establishment of more recharging station locations for electric cars; and a measure to increase the transparency of how money is being spent on U.S. Highway 36 corridor improvements between metro Denver and Boulder.
Sen. Rollie Heath, D-Boulder, measures that would promote the establishment and expansion of advanced technology industries in such fields as bioscience, information technology, energy and natural resources, and would train people in the skills needed to work in those industries.
Sen. Jeanne Nicholson, D-Black Hawk, a bill that would make it illegal to sell minors nicotine-infused candy-like products; a measure that would create a grant fund to help volunteer fire departments buy the equipment and gear they need to fight fires; and a bill that would allow low-income families to remain in a state-subsidized child care assistance program when working parents get small raises that would otherwise put them over the income limits.
Rep. Jonathan Singer, D-Longmont, a measure that would allow "approval voting" — a system that allows an individual voter to vote for more than one of the candidates on the ballot for an elected office, with the candidate getting the most votes winning — in certain nonpartisan local elections; a bill that would authorize the Colorado Labor Department to levy fines against employers found to have committed "wage theft" by underpaying or not paying the money owed to their workers.
Rep. Mike Foote, D-Lafayette, a bill that would allow retired firefighters to serve on municipalities' firefighters pension boards; a measure that would increase fines for violations of state oil and gas drilling and production regulations; and a measure relating to the mandatory reporting of suspected abuse of elderly Coloradans.
Rep. Lori Saine, R-Firestone: a measure that would repeal the 15-round ammunition magazine limit, one of the gun bills approved in last year's session; a bill that would repeal of the higher renewable energy standards for cooperative electric associations that were imposed in another law from last year's session; a measure that would make a third DUI conviction within a seven-year period, or a fourth within the driver's lifetime, a felony crime; and a bill that would recognize hydroelectric power plants as an acceptable source of renewable energy for the standards the state maintains.
Rep. Dickey Lee Hullinghorst, D-Gunbarrel: a bill that would standardize voter-registration and residency requirements for participating in small towns' and special taxing districts' elections, as well as giving such districts and small municipalities more discretion and flexibility in deciding whether to hold their own local elections or be part of multi-government elections coordinated and run by their county clerk.
Rep. KC Becker, D-Boulder: a measure that would prohibit certain Internet-based companies from charging Coloradans for removing the mug shots those companies otherwise post online, when the individuals whose booking photos have been posted wound up never being formally charged or if the charges were eventually dropped or the person found innocent; an animal-welfare bill that would remove all of current state laws' authorizations for greyhound racing; and a measure that could repay some college loans for students who enter STEM programs to teach Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics.
Rep. Dianne Primavera, D-Broomfield: a bill that would extend the existence of a state breast and cervical cancer treatment program and would expand the eligibility criteria for people participating in that program; and a bill that would create a state income-tax credit or refund to offset a business's payment of local property taxes on its first $25,000 worth of office furnishings, equipment and other business personal property.
Dealing with the devastation from September's floods is expected to get high-priority attention when the Colorado Legislature convenes its 2014 session Wednesday.
Proposals for new laws are likely to get bipartisan support, several of those lawmakers predicted.
Louisville Democratic Sen. Matt Jones, for example, said he'll be pairing up with Berthoud-area Republican Sen. Kevin Lundberg to sponsor a bill that would allow counties to transfer money from their general budget accounts into their road and bridge funds to help pay the costs of repairing flood-ravaged roads.
"We're trying to take this out of politics," Jones said.
Jones and Lundberg are members of a special bipartisan Flood Disaster Study Committee that's been meeting to review responses to September's floods.
Others on the flood panel include Rep. Mike Foote, D-Louisville, Rep. Jonathan Singer, D-Longmont, and Sen. Jeanne Nicholson, a Gilpin County Democrat whose Senate district extends into southern Boulder County.
Singer said the majority of bills he'll be sponsoring will probably deal with flood recovery issues. He's looking into providing home and business owners with relief from the pre-flood levels of local property tax bills some of them will be getting despite the destruction or substantial damage to their homes, farms and businesses.
By providing a tax break to the owners of flood-ravaged properties — possibly in the form of a state income-tax credit — the Legislature would be "making sure we don't add insult to injury," Singer said.
Foote said he's considering introducing or co-sponsoring several flood-related bills, measures that are "still kind of in the works."
One, Foote said, would be a measure allowing the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission's director to issue an emergency order for flood-threatened oil and gas drilling and production facilities to shut down immediately. Under current law, the director has to wait for the commission to vote on such a shutdown.
Nicholson has discussed a possible law to allow the governor to declare a disaster has happened in a geographic area before having to wait for an official presidential disaster declaration before providing state financial assistance to flood victims.
Senate Majority Leader Rollie Heath, D-Boulder, said Boulder County was "well represented" on the flood disaster panel and that members of the county's delegation who weren't committee members are equally interested "in getting people back on their feet."
Rep. Lori Saine, R-Firestone, wasn't a member of the flood study committee but said she's been working with her Weld County constituents on situations such as the housing needs of people displaced by the floods.
"We're just beginning to see the tip of the iceberg" of the impacts of the floods, said Saine, predicting that recovery will be a long-term task.
House Majority Leader Dickey Lee Hullinghorst, D-Gunbarrel, said that while state government and its lawmakers "can't do everything" needed to recover from the floods, she looks forward to addressing flood victims' needs early in the four-month-long session, "so we can help people in Colorado as much as possible."
State Senate and House members also will be considering wildfire mitigation and response measures recommended by another special committee in the wake of last year's fires near Colorado Springs and elsewhere in the state.
Nicholson chaired that Wildfire Matters Review Committee. Among its members were Jones, Rep. Perry Buck, R-Windsor, and then-Rep. Claire Levy, D-Boulder.
That wildfire panel has recommended a package of proposed laws, ranging from one that would establish a tax credit to offset some of landowners' wildfire mitigation expenses, to one that would create a $3.25 million state Local Firefighter Safety grant fund to assist local fire districts with the costs of buying equipment and training personnel.
It'll be a session dominated in part by "fires and floods," predicted Rep. KC Becker, D-Boulder.
"We all hold the Colorado environment near to our hearts," Nicholson said. "But we know with all the different kinds of terrain throughout our state, we are at risk for a number of natural disasters.
Rep. Dianne Primavera, D-Broomfield, said the bipartisan work by the flood and wildfire committees, and the attempts by lawmakers to find common ground, "is the way we should be working" on other major issues that face the Legislature.
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ACL2 now prevents certain rewriting loops; see rewrite-stack-limit.
During the computation of
constraints for functional instantiation,
(prog2$ term1 term2) and
(the type term2) are now treated as
A change has been made in heuristics for controlling rewriting during proofs by induction. Formerly, during induction proofs, ACL2 suppressed rewriting of certain ``induction hypothesis'' terms, and forced expansion of certain ``induction conclusion'' terms, until rewriting had stabilized. This meddling with the rewriter is still turned off when rewriting has stabilized, but it is now turned off earlier once an ancestor has been through the rewriter and the current goal is free of ``induction conclusion'' terms. Thanks to Dave Greve and Matt Wilding for providing an example and associated analysis that led us to look for a heuristic modification.
A change has been made in the heuristics for handling certain ``weak''
compound-recognizer rules when building contexts. Those who want to dig
deeply into this change are welcome to look at the code following the call of
most-recent-enabled-recog-tuple in the code for function
assume-true-false in the ACL2 sources.
The handling of free variables in a hypothesis of a rewrite rule
(see free-variables) has been improved in the case that the hypothesis is of
the form
(equiv x y), where
equiv is a known equivalence relation
(see equivalence). Previously, if the rewriter was attempting to rewrite
the hypothesis
(equiv x y) of a rewrite rule, in a context where
is an instance of
x, then the rewriter could fail to notice a term
(equiv x' y') true in the current context where
y' is an instance of
y, in the case that
x' precedes
y' in the
term-order. This
has been remedied. This improvement applies regardless of whether
y, or (we believe) both are already fully instantiated in the present
context. Thanks to Joe Hendrix for bringing up an example and to Vernon
Austel for providing another, simple example.
A very minor change has been made to the rewriter in the case that an
equality appears on the left-hand side of a
rewrite rule.
Formerly, when such an equality
(equal x y) was commuted to
(equal y x) in order for the rule to match the current term, then all
equalities on the instantiated right-hand side of the rule were commuted,
except for those occurring inside another equality. The instantiated
right-hand side is no longer modified. It seems very unlikely that this
change will cause proofs to fail, though we cannot completely rule out that
We have modified how the ACL2 simplifier handles the application of a defined
function symbol to constant arguments in certain cases, which we now
describe. As before, ACL2 attempts to simplify such a function application
by evaluation, provided the
executable-counterpart of the function
is enabled. And as before, if that evaluation fails due to a subroutine call
of a constrained function (introduced by
encapsulate), ACL2 may wrap a
call of
hide around this function application. (See hide.) But now,
ACL2 attempts to apply definitions and rewrite rules in the case that this
evaluation fails, and only if the resulting term is unchanged does ACL2 wrap
hide around this function application. Thanks to Matt Wilding for
bringing up the idea of this modification.
The generation of "Goal" for recursive (and mutually-recursive) definitions now uses the subsumption/replacement limitation (default 500). See case-split-limitations.
Default hints now apply to hints given in definitions, not just theorems. See default-hints.
Thanks to Robert Krug for implementing the following two improvements
involving linear arithmetic reasoning: linear arithmetic now uses the
conclusions of
forward-chaining rules, and
type-set now uses a
small amount of linear reasoning when deciding inequalities.


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The key players at porn-trolling firm Prenda Law are pressing forward with their new defamation lawsuit against anonymous online critics. Now they've made one of their wildest demands yet: they want an Excel spreadsheet with the IP address of every visitor to the two most prominent troll-fighting blogs, DieTrollDie and Fight Copyright Trolls.
The Prenda defamation suit cites dozens of anonymous comments on those blogs that describe Prenda lawyers in less-than-endearing terms, using terms like "brain-damaged" and "assclowns."
The subpoena was sent to Automattic, the company that owns WordPress, which is the blogging platform for DieTrollDie and Fight Copyright Trolls. It's dated Feb. 25 but was just published yesterday on DieTrollDie.
"Due to the emergency nature of the requested information, it is imperative that your organization responds to the subpoena immediately," writes Prenda lawyer Paul Duffy in a letter accompanying the subpoena.
The anonymous author of DieTrollDie published the subpoena (large PDF) as part of a blog post indicating that he's going to fight it but isn't sure of the results. He expected a specific request for information about the allegedly libelous comments, but he doesn't seem surprised to see, "in true Prenda fashion," an incredibly broad information request.
"I'm working to prevent this," states the author. "I don't know if WordPress will laugh at this overly broad request. As there is a possibility that a release could occur, the public IP address (date/time stamp) could fall into the hands of Prenda. I would expect that they would then try to cross-reference the IP address with their list of alleged BitTorrent infringement IP addresses."
Update: Friday afternoon, the Electronic Frontier Foundation said on Twitter that it will be representing the two blogs as they fight the subpoenas. Automattic has also said it will not comply with the subpoenas.
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Yea, a lockout is great for the sport, and baseball is so awesome, I love watching future Yankees and Red Sox players down at PNC. I'm sorry - I know what he did taking a "year to learn", it was an obvious attempt to cause this lockout. If that's what the players wanted - fine, I hope it was worth it for them. For me - Don Fehr's "year to learn" may have meant that I missed quite a few penguin games during the prime of 2 of the most talented players in the world. Hopefully next time - we don't need a "year to learn" before negotiating starts, that's all I'm saying. It's possible the extra negotiating time would not have helped, but regardless of that, it was still obvious what Fehr was doing in my opinion.


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