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Former BBNaija Housemates, Avala and Isilomo begin their media tour as they strike a pose with comedian Ushbebe and Dat Warri Girl during their tour at Naija FM in Lagos.
Avala and Isilomo are the first housemates to be evicted from BBNaija season 4.
In another news, former Big Brother Naija 2019 housemate, Avala, has been on her media tour ever since she was evicted on Sunday, July 7. The young lady is on the tour to discuss her experience in the house and what her plans for the future are. Avala, who returned to Nigeria from the United States for the reality show, has also been spending time with her family since the Big Brother Naija exit.
The mother of one also showed off her big family on social media. Avala is a mother to a 5-year-old girl and she is also a sister to 7 siblings.
In a post shared on Instagram, the young lady showed off all her beautiful siblings. It was obvious that the ex-housemate and her siblings are all close.
Avala and her pretty sisters look so much alike that they could be mistaken for twins and her brothers are equally good looking. Avala revealed that all of them were born of the same mother.


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Our wedding album arrived!! WOW! We I absolutely love it, we are so delighted with the photo?s! Too many favourites 🙂 You really caught everything in the day, we couldn?t be happier with them. Every moment captured – like a video! Big Thanks from both of us. P.s. Mum extremely happy with family photos!
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Hey? Hey? Where Did You Go?
Posted in Cattle, Cowdog Puppies, Cowdogs, Daily Working Ranch Chores, Nutrition, Training, Trayers' Cowdogs on August 21, 2016| Leave a Comment »
Ah…alas…Tammy and the cowdogs are still here. We never left. We never quit. We are still raising retained ownership feeder cattle and feeding cattle in SW Nebraska. We are still AI'ing SimAngus cows…reds and blacks. We are still calving in Autumn. Puppies are still being raised. Young cowdogs are still being shown around the place to let them grow up into working cowdogs. We still gather cattle from pastures, bring them home to the working facilities on the various locations/pastures, and we still sort and process cattle.
What has changed? Well, in September of 2015, the matriarch of Tammy's cowdogs passed away. Cowdog Hawk joined Cowdog Bert and they met up again in the loving and peaceful arms of God in heaven. Even though the sun still came and went each day, the sense of a normal life was completely shattered. A month later, I had to put down my oldest horse friend…Eight 2015 was just a bad year. Yet, despite the terrible hands dealt I carried on with raising planned litters of cowdog pups for my customers. Nineteen young cowdogs were started and moved along to their new working ranch homes. All the life of 2015 went on without broadcasting fanfare. There was too much work to do to spend time in the broadcasting booth.
I made a decision to lessen my work of keeping four written updates going on at the same time. With all the technology in our lives I was being buried for hours with keeping up to the minute with everything "techie". Cell phone ringing, cell phone messages chirping notifications to me, text messages coming in, email notes flying through the cyber air, landline phone stacking up with voicemail messages, Facebook (FB) hack attacks messing with my oldest Facebook timeline, Facebook hackers to my Tammy's Cowdogs FB page, FB automatically transitioning my FB timeline to a second FB page (without notice),and FB denying my access to my own FB pages. My website blog (here) being facilitated by WordPress and WordPress not being totally compatible with FB and posts and pictures being lost in thin air. My nine year old smart phone took a death fall and cracked up on a sharp rock in October 2015 and after four months of limping along with a cracked phone screen I bit the bullet in January 2016 and took a day off to go get a new smart phone. Low and behold, the AT&T techs could not get my email to work on my "smart phone" and I am into August 2016 and still do not have email on my smart phone. But hey! Life has gone on without email on my smart phone. I mention all this trivial stuff because I made the decision to lesson my work. Being a slave to gadgets beeping and collecting requests from folks was just a full-time job and there wasn't time left for me.
I maintain a FB presence on a daily basis. FB is simple, easy, sometimes cranky, yet it is the ease of use that has trumped all the other technological accesses to my ranching and cowdog business life. During the fall of 2015, I transitioned all my contact information to an office address and set the wheels in motion to nix the landline. My posting to my blog (here) was suspended when Hawk died. Even with a narrowed up social media presence I still have to spend a few hours a day or night to visit with folks on a one-on-one basis. The Spring litter of pups came and have left.The Fall litters of pups will be here soon and they are all sold. The started cowdogs being worked with are sold and will leave once I get through with Fall calving and early Winter CIDR/AI work. So, as usual, I am sold out of pups and young started cowdogs for the remainder of 2016. Life does go on. It doesn't end until God calls us home.
I am very lucky to have such a solid customer base for my cowdog program and for the cattle program that we work with each day. It has been a long, hot, humid summer in 2016 and it will be a welcomed relief to have some rain show up to grow grass and hopefully put the pastures in better condition before going into Winter.
If you want to follow along on what goes on here each day please consider trailing along on Facebook. Facebook is easy to use and you can limit your social exposure by being selective in creating a list of folks to follow on Facebook. Here is the link to my Facebook timeline… https://www.facebook.com/TammyJCowdogGoldammer . You should be able to copy this link, paste the link into your browser, and get routed directly to logging in to your Facebook account or if you are currently on Facebook the link will take you to the Facebook site of Tammy Goldammer. You can also find Facebook pages Tammy's Cowdogs and Tammy's Cowdogs Page. The pages are not updated each day simply because I just don't keep them linked. When things go haywire with FB automatic linking then I just let it go and move on. So, the best bet until I mentally make up my mind to tackle all the technological snafus is to just search Facebook for Tammy Goldammer.
Anyway. Tammy and the cowdogs are still here…working…taking life a day at a time…and planning on our future of tomorrows. The retained ownership cattle business has one certainty, "What I do today is how prepared I will be for 15-18 months from now."
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~~ Slammed into Neutral ~~
Posted in Cattle, Cowdog Hawk, Cowdogs, Daily Working Ranch Chores on September 11, 2015| Leave a Comment »
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Friday, September 11, 2015, 7:48 AM
~~ Slammed into Neutral ~~
I didn't want Cowdog Ducchess to forget her mom Hawk so I have taken Ducchess home at night to sleep in her mom's second comforter. Ducchess found her on the comforter and on the floor next to my second Sandhill's Saddlery saddle from the Feusner family of Ogallala, Nebraska. Putting on my boots this morning I missed Hawk's head bumping for me to wipe my palms across her loving, soft and glowing eyes. My face grew flush with tears and Ms. Ducchess quietly got up from my side softly whining, "Hey, hey, don't cry. I know. I miss mom too." Up, to the door, shutting off the light, and pulling the door shut I felt so empty. So much to do today.The feed truck coming this morning, the virgin heifers to get in and deworm, then haul them N to a winter pasture for the breeding season. Then, back to home to get the heavy heifers in to deworm them and move them out of the dry lot to the NW hay field where they will stroll, eat and learn the nightly drill of the coyotes who will be watching the calving range sisters every move. Time permitting, then move the handful of spring calves out to roam with the coming yearling fall born heifers of 2014. The two bull calves now steers will be held back for a few days since I castrated them yesterday and I should keep them handy to watch for pesky flies. Remember Mr. Tuesday, the little frozen earred popsicle that I walked home to save from the wrath of the 30 some below zero wind? He is now less in the scrotum as is one of the last twins of the spring. Maybe I should go N to the Windmill and check the handful of cows that I hauled to there yesterday. See if they have settled in, found the rest and comfort of the trees along the big steep banks of the branch, and look to see if the gal with the fresh pedi is enjoying having the hind foot flush to the ground again. I need to take them mineral but I have to wait until the truck arrives today from Quincy, Illinois. And, I will need to go S to see what the logger fella has left for me in the skidder. Yesterday, the dozer man filled me in about the nests of yellow jackets, large red wasps,bumble bees, honey bees and hornets that he and his helper have found in the past few days. The dozer fella's story of how Wyatt had a cab full of yellow jackets was a gasping tale of humor and terror. Wyatt's high lift was overrun with yellow jackets. Wyatt jumps out and runs, leaving the high lift running in neutral against a stump bottom, and Wyatt is swarmed with the striped bastards. Wyatt runs over the ridge to the dozer fella and says, "What the heck do I do?" The dozer fella tells him to go home and get a sprayer of gas and find the nest. Wyatt leaves, comes back with a sprayer of gas, finds the nest about 15 yards from the still running high lift and sprays the piss out of the area. Wyatt gets back into the high lift, puts it in gear and from under the floor board comes the masses of the yellow striped bastards. The wasps had stayed with the high lift and had been taking in the heat of the motor while Wyatt was out gassing the wasp's home place. Wyatt got stung 8 times or more and had to go home. Yep, life can sure dish all of us out a crappy hand. The sting of wasps. The sting of death. The lingering impacts of things gone wrong.
We got an inch of rain last night. Standing in my mom's back yard this early morning and to the SW behind the steers, the timber was releasing waves of steam which was forming and rolling up from the rocks of the woods. Surreal. A flurry of thoughts power-stroked rapidly through my mind…all my heart, all my soul, all my energy, like sinew, you are the air I breathe, you are the beat of my heart, you are the steps of my feet, you are the fiber of my being, you are me, life doesn't have to be sad but it is. The inch of rain is nice but for some reason, "I don't care."
~~ History Repeating Itself ~~
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~~ History Repeating Itself ~~
Here they are. The twin girls from the 1st calf heifer. Ms. Ducchess and I went and brought them home from the N place. While Ducchess and I were driving home with the twins I thought we'd just go ahead and gather up the virgin range sisters, spray their flies off and haul them home too, "Heck, why not." We unloaded the twins and their mom, got her a bit to eat, opened the pen so she could stroll to water and we were off to the N and W to the Windmill. We took the Iron Steed and the spray rig. Through the pasture we drove…just me and Ducchess…aka the gate getter and the range sister wrangler. About 1/2 way through the pasture, down along the steep banked branch. I stopped and told Ducchess, "Hunt 'em up and bring 'em." She bombed off the iron horse like a rocket, down the steep E bank, grabbing dirt and smokin' up the W bank, out wide, in behind the heifers on the W side and down the bank to the E and catching the E side heifers. With her heifers all gathered up, Ducchess pushed them up the steep E bank and I drove on to get the gates at the corral. Ducchess and the virgin range sisters were not far behind and coming at a walk. A few tried to break and beat it down the steep bank at the corral and take off but swifty Ducchess was all over them. Little heading job and all were turned back and headed to the gate. Ducchess held the heifers in the pen on the come by side, the iron steed and I had the middle and the away side. The fly killing commenced. We got the gals all sprayed down and headed back home for Ole Red the flatbed and the trailer. Four loads of 9 and we had everything hauled home before noon. Tomorrow morning we will pour them and haul them back to another place to the N for the winter and breeding season.
It did not dawn on me until Ducchess and I were coming down the drive at home that I had repeated history this morning. Unknowingly, repeated history. Five years ago on this same day, Hawk and I headed to the Windmill and did the exact same thing. Gathered up some heifers and hauled them home a few days after we buried Daddy Bert. Today, Ducchess and I took on the same task a few days after we buried her mother Hawk. I wonder if Bert and Hawk realize their first born girl carried the same torch today as did Momma Dog Hawk five years ago when we lost Daddy Bert. I choked back the tears and looked at Ducchess as we crossed the autogate, "Ducchess, thank you for your help." Then I realized I said the same words to Hawk five years ago after we accomplished our first work task after burying Bert. I started reciting Psalm 23 to calm myself. Then it dawned on me that I recited Psalm 23 as I fought back the tears with Hawk five years ago.
To try to shift my mind from the dark sadness, I grabbed the camera and took pictures of my new twins and found two photos of their sire. This heifer is a dandy. I've gotten 7 calves in the last 24 hours out of this bull and they are all as gentle as can be. Gestation is running 273 days, birth weights are in the mid 60's, and the calves are built perfect, fly right out of their moms and hop right up to nurse. So far, all the heifer udders are in great shape. Time will tell how the milk quality is. ~Sadly, Life Goes On
cowdogdays15…Cowdog Production Sale May 15, 2015
Posted in Cattle, Cowdog Production Sale...cowdogdays15, Cowdog Puppies, Cowdogs, Daily Working Ranch Chores on May 5, 2015| Leave a Comment »
The format for the cowdog production sale will be the same as previous sales. The activities begin at noon on Friday. It is a good idea to arrive by 11:30 or so, to get registered, grab a bite to eat and get acquainted with the surroundings. Please refer back to cowdogdays14, cowdogdays13 blog posts for a little more general info and to see how things went at previous sales.
I hope to have five 6-month old pups for the sale, a couple of yearlings and maybe an older cowdog that is pretty much an all-around cowdog. I'll post pictures this week some time with some data. Here are a couple of photos from yesterday's ranch work. I had 60 bull calves to work so I had the pups out for the work day. My Facebook post for the day was:
~~ Home Schooling ~~
Yes, I'm a "home schooler". Today, the next five new potential cowdogs spent several hours at the corrals. They got to browse the pens, the alley, through the chute, then to the pickup to watch their great-grandma Hawk, great-aunt Ducchess, and great-uncle Bandit work 60 bull calves. It was hot today and they are not used to the heat, but they took it all in, got a water break, and took in more watching. Then they got to browse more when the cattle work was all done. They were tuckered out by the time they spent several hours doing things and watching "the big cowdogs". I know my feet are tired. And, the laundry lady will need to put some baking soda in the water to get the green out of the jeans. We need "rain"…runnin' the sprinkler to cut the dust. Dirt + pollen has me weeping water from my eyes and working with a runny nose. ~Tylenol, Alavert
PS…I see that a lot of my posts for the last 6 months are no longer available. That is due to Facebook account changes during the last three weeks. It is a technical thing, a headache…as they say, "It's complicated." I don't plan to re-do these posts here on my blog. It took dozens of hours to post the fall calving, fall AI work, and winter cattle work…so I don't plan to take the time to replace the posts. Wrong time of year…too much other stuff to do. Sorry. Plus, I have had to take care of some unforeseen family matters for my mother the last couple of months. All the little glitches just chew up a person's time and has made me late in getting my cowdog sale pulled together.
Keep tabs on my blog here for sale updates, weather updates. With the odd spring, some folks are late in planting crops, getting spring calving behind them, getting cattle to grass. Some folks have already said they cannot make the May sale and are planning on coming to look at cowdogs and watch demos during June. When it gets ultra-hot in July & August, the demo time will slow way down. So, if you cannot make it to the sale in May, just send me an email or call. We can work something out for a visit later on.
If something happens and I have to postpone the sale…I'll post by May 13, 2015 (Wednesday) that the sale day (May 15th) is postponed. Sometimes we have to work with life's "curve balls". Thank you for visiting my website, my blog, and my 3 Facebook sites. I'll get that FB stuff corralled and streamlined – someday!
Just a Little Note…
Posted in Cattle, Cowdog Puppies, Cowdogs on March 5, 2015| Leave a Comment »
Just a little note to folks. I have not been able to keep up with returning phones calls the past four weeks. The weather turned cold, more cattle feeding chores, some cold weather issues, a tad slow times with some family and not enough hours in the day. So there are a lot of folks that have not gotten called back. The list is long and I apologize for not having called folks back in a timely manner. It is not that I don't care or that I don't appreciate your contacting my about my cowdogs and puppies. When it got back to below zero and some snow came…well, I just had to take care of the livestock. I did get a couple of calls done in a day's time. But that left a lot of other folks not getting called back.
I spent some time with a few repeat customers when they came for their cowdogs and believe me…we all got cold! Winter is almost a memory in the rear view mirror though. Spring cattle work will start next week. Cattle are needing to be poured, pastures need to be harrowed, preg checking needs to be done, calves need to be weaned and hauled home and hay fields need to be set aside for spring growth to make early summer hay. I sure hope there are Spring rains in the near future. It is very dry here, so a few timely showers of rain will be greatly appreciated.
We might have seen our last blast of snow yesterday. Today is in the 20's and then I see 40's, 50's and 60's on the weather forecast. Time to think Spring and to start some new young cowdogs on some basic work.
The cowdog production sale will be May 15th. I'll be working on putting together a group of young cowdogs for the sale. I won't be promoting the sale a lot this year. I want to keep things a little smaller and a little more personal for folks. Just watch my blog here for a category of "cowdogdays15". I'll post more in a few weeks. I am really looking forward to a break from winter.
Thank you for visiting my website, my blog and my Facebook pages. And, I sincerely appreciate the phone calls. If I have missed calling you, please give me another jingle.
This photo is yesterday morning – March 04, 2015 – maybe our last snow. It was "flurries in a hurry"!
~~ Hey Cow ~~
Posted in Cattle, Cowdogs, Daily Working Ranch Chores on December 18, 2014| Leave a Comment »
So yesterday, the cattle hustling quartet spent time with gathering up the AI'd pairs here at home. The N bunch came home with the exception of a cow on the far N hill who must have been staying with her calf who was further N in the wrong pasture. Half of the W bunch had ventured home to the big lot so I jostled some range cubes in the bunk to let them know that coming home was a good thing. The SW bunch was splattered all over their pasture. They were not interested in coming home when I called them but when they could see that some other cows were lined up along the bunk then they decided they'd venture my way. So the cowdogs and I waited and the SW bunch did indeed come on home. The W bunch? Well it didn't matter that they all did not come home because ultimately all three bunches were going to become one…in the exact same location as where the W bunch stragglers were bedded down. So there was no reason to hassle them. They were at peace and it was fine to leave them at peace. I got the Deere and 2 bales of hay and headed W. The cows at peace got fed and it was funny to note that they were all cows that have been spending their lives together at the Windmill until I brought them home for calving. They are older cows that all have contributed a replacement heifer or a bull calf throughout their lives. They are all AI'd sired from the days when I did natural heat AI by myself. All but one still have good mouths. They have been a great set of cows and it will be hard to watch them leave someday. I strung hay, the calves jumped and bucked and head-butted the hay and the cows lazily got up to come to feed. I went back and opened the lot gate to the SW bunch, let the pairs stroll on out, held one cow back and followed the pairs on down the hill to where the hay was, shut the gate behind them and went on back home. Hawk, Ducchess and I went to inspect the lone cow and the lone calf over N. The cow's bag was tight, the calf's nose was scratched up with barb wire lines and the calf was two fences away from where he needed to be. I gave the cowgirls the, "Psstt, psstt" and they quietly leaped off the iron steed, got behind the calf and off we went to the gate, through another gate, to the lane, and headed back N to take the calf to the open gate and back with his mom. We left them be so that he could nurse. Back at home I strung some hay in the big lot for the N cows. I had sorted the calves off and they were in a trap with hay and range cubes. I opened the gates and Hawk & Ducchess moved the cows through the corrals to the big lot with the hay. Next task was to get the lone pair way over N. The calf was done nursing and the pair were grazing. Looking at Hawk & Ducchess I said softly, "Hunt 'em up & bring 'em". They had a tad short of a mile to reach the pair and all I saw were cowdog butts going up and over terraces, in & out of sight. The cow spotted the cowdogs and spun around, trotted to her calf and off to the N they went…headed to the branch and the cedars. It wasn't long and weaving in & out of the cedars along the branch came the cow, the calf and the gathering duo. They traveled the cedars until they ran out of cedars and Ducchess got ahead and made them bend to come on up the hill. Yep, that went well. Sorted the calf off and put him in with his Signature siblings and let the cow out into the lot for hay. I got Bandit, hooked up the trailer and the foursome we headed N to the Windmill to bring 6 cows and a calf home. The six cows heard me get to the gate and they strolled up the steep branch banks and looked. Five range sisters stared and the 6th range sister had spun around and bombed back down the bank and all I could see was the rear of a cow heading W up the opposite bank and out to the open field. I gave the cowdogs the, "Psst, psst" and they got in behind the 5 and brought them to the pens. I set the gates told Bandit to stay with me and sent Ducchess & Hawk for the pair. Down the steep bank, up the steep bank and gone were the cowdogs. I couldn't see but I knew they had arrived at their destination because I heard the cow bawl that she was not interested in the cowdogs. Bandit was whining and I said, "You wanna go too?" Looking at me, he cocked his head, slowly blinked once and said, "Yes, please?" "Okay, go on," I said. Down the bank, up the bank and pulling ground with all 4s he went. I couldn't see the cowdogs but I knew they were making progress. There was a periodic cow bawl and the sound of the bawl let me know they were closer. Sure 'nuff, soon I heard the cow, calf and cowdogs come down the W bank, into the water, tracking through the water and then they appeared in the horseshoe bend below the corral. The cow had her calf against the bank and she was at the front of the water and earth fort…staring down the cowdogs. I let them be and the cowdogs all came to one side to flush her out of the horseshoe bend. The range sister was not interested in more movement so she lowered her head, pawed the rocks, took a driving dive at the cowdogs, got nailed in the nose by Bandit, heeled by Ducchess and they had the cow at the open end of the horseshoe. Hawk was behind the calf and all 5 were now out of the horseshoe. I watched. The cow whirled around for her calf, Ducchess heeled her again, she spun around and to the corral they came. Up the bank, around the corner, passed the big red oak, around the wing of the fence and into the pen. The cowdogs paused at the gate smiling. The cow was pissed. The calf was calm and had not been touched by the cowdogs…perfect. I absolutely hate cowdogs that will disrespectfully pick on a calf and harm a calf out of sheer meanness. It is not fair and it is predatory and makes a set of cows mean when you get cowdogs that attack calves. I bought a few cowdogs like that once and they don't last here. But a cowdog that works with discipline and packs the ability and brains to use force wisely is priceless in my book. The cow was not receptive to me doing the loading in the trailer so I let the cowdogs load the 6 cows and the calf. She was sort of wound for sound but she loaded and off we went. I tagged the calf, gave him his vaccinations and turned them to the lot to mingle and eat hay. The cowdogs and I left, went E to get a bull and haul him home to have ready to put with the cows. In the big picture, all went really good yesterday. We got things accomplished and I do regret that the Windmill cow got all bent out of shape and got a split ear out of the deal. But, she refused to bring her calf to the pen at the Windmill on her own, refused to come easily, refused to load easily and her refusing to come home with the rest of her sisters was not an option. She will heal and be fine. Glad we got done what we did yesterday because it has indeed begun to drop snow. Won't be much snow…just inconvenient ground conditions so that is why we added to our "to do" list yesterday. All is well…even the sore ear.And the calf on that cow is fantastic. He is a keeper….long, stout, wide top, gentle, and smooth in his build. All 6 cows were called "open" on preg day, hauled to the Windmill and all were actually bred. Glad I held on to them for a few months. The other 5 will calve in a week or so. The fantastic bull calf was born back in September at the beginning of the calving season. He must have been really hidden on preg day. Today might be a lazy feeding day and a good foto day with the skiff of snow. ~Thanking Yesterday's Cowdog Trio


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If that's true, then you'll be missed. Each of us has to put the keyboard down at some point. If this is your point, then it's our firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8081447.post-32270715200187032152015-02-23T18:22:25.966-08:002015-02-23T18:22:25.966-08:00Thanks. I don't mean that your comments persua...Thanks. I don't mean that your comments persuaded me by themselves, but rather the combination of similar arguments from different places, such as this article on the Misandry Bubble.

I may not keep posting. I've said what I have to say.Georgehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8081447.post-15849017506633991582015-02-23T17:54:14.687-08:002015-02-23T17:54:14.687-08:00"You make some good points. This argument has..."You make some good points. This argument has persuaded me that white knights are not to be admired."

George,

I have the utmost respect for you. I've been commenting on your site for a couple of years now. We both have great minds - which means we think very much alike.

Once again, thank you for all of your work. You're a blessing to all men. I look forward to your blog every single day. You're a gift.

If you keep posting, I'll keep firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8081447.post-30178061255760518652015-02-23T17:34:06.300-08:002015-02-23T17:34:06.300-08:00You make some good points. This argument has persu...You make some good points. This argument has persuaded me that white knights are not to be admired.Georgehttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8081447.post-90111461883648357182015-02-23T15:31:31.517-08:002015-02-23T15:31:31.517-08:00Marriage for men has always been slavery. Society ...Marriage for men has always been slavery. Society shamed men into providing for and protecting women and her children. In days past, a man that didn't have a wife had difficulty finding employment and one that didn't provide for a woman's children was deemed defective. Men were also sent to war to fight and die for their rights - rights that were given to women without any cost. Men that didn't go to war were branded cowards - by both men and women. These things are still somewhat true today, but more and more, men are standing up to this misandry and male disposability. Marriage, for all intensive purposes, has always been about the exchange of sex by women for provision and protection by men. To a large extent, society still enforces these roles.

In the past 40+ years, tens upon tens of millions of men have been destroyed through marriage. As a result, hundreds upon hundreds of thousands of those men have committed suicide. This is the real reason for the decline in marriage.

Feminism inadvertently freed men from their traditional male roles. Now, men aren't forced to provide for and protect women. As more and more women enter the military - fewer and fewer men's lives will have to be sacrificed for women's rights. Women cast off their traditional roles and now men have done the same.

Because of the above, we are moving toward a more equal society in which one gender isn't forced to sacrifice themselves for the other. To continue this trend, white knights and chivalrous men must be removed from the male ranks. These are the men that will gladly throw other men under the bus to gain favor with the gynocracy. These men are relics of dark days past (for men) and need to be called out and removed from any gender equalized firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8081447.post-74890546374470809982015-02-21T09:25:34.236-08:002015-02-21T09:25:34.236-08:00"Feminists often complain of the "double..."Feminists often complain of the "double standard" where women are held to higher moral standards than men."

Yet these same feminists (and their White Knight supplicant supporters) have no objections whatsoever to women enjoying the benefits of being pedestalized as having higher moral standards and being more moral than men -- just because of their gender. Just like their typical hypocrisy of wanting rights without responsibilities and authority without accountability, they want moral authority without possessing greater morality.Take The Red firstname.lastname@example.com


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It would be fun to see the statistics I'm referring to Linux in general, but I assume most of us are openSUSE users, so... shoot the breeze!
It would be fun to see the statistics I'm referring to Linux in general, but I assume most of us are openSUSE users, so... shoot the breeze!
Reliable + rider = RiDeR PlUs
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about 14 years....since about '98 along with OS/2 as the daily work
horse...i used Linux more and more (with an admin book to guide) until
about '02 when i booted OS/2 the last time (to go on the net to learn
what i had screwed up in Red Hat _that time_)..
last tied to Windows in '95.
Read what Distro Watch writes: http://tinyurl.com/SUSEonDW
About 14 to 15 years as well. IIRC from SuSE 6. Ditched win completely in 2001, have it now (for customer support) but don't use it. Used every single release of SuSE/openSUSE since I started. "Tasted" lots of other distros, "real" installs as well as virtual.
° Appreciate my reply? Click the star and let me know why.
° Perfection is not gonna happen. No way.
The first install was SuSE Linux Personal 8.2 in June 2003
Never looked back since and have gone through every upgrade.
Windows was evicted from my machines in 2006.
I first used Linux in 2005 and started with SUSE Linux 10.0 that same year and even purchased a consumer copy of SUSE Linux 10.1, but then I kind of stopped using it for a while. I got back in around openSUSE 11.0 when I purchased my next retail copy. Even though seven years has went by, I have been using it five years out of that total. And of course I got real serious using it just over 18 months ago when I started using the openSUSE forums every day. So, I voted in the 3-5 year category even though its been technically seven years.
Thank You,
My Blog: https://forums.opensuse.org/blogs/jdmcdaniel3/
Software efficiency halves every 18 months, thus compensating for Moore's Law
Its James again from Austin, Texas
First install (S.u.S.E. Linux Paket) was in spring 1995. So almost 17 years now, but there was a break of 2-3 years from around 1997 to 1999 where I did not use Linux at all so the net usage is about 14-15 years. Then I tested several distros around 1999 and came back to SuSE with 6.4 in 2000 and stayed with SuSE (later openSUSE) till today sometimes looking at other distros also to see what they are about or because I install something special where a different distro has benefits.
Since I first learned about it in school in 2001. First install was Red Hat, 9 dual booted with Windows 2000. I don't recall when I discovered openSUSE, or completely wiped out Windows and became Linux only. Never look at or am interested in other distros.
Desktop: AMD Athlon(tm) II X3 455 3.3 Ghz | 4 GB RAM | GeForce GT 630
about 1/5 years. started with UBUNTU and then LinuxMint and now openSUSE.
Website: http://alihzadeh.blog.ir/
My System: Hp pavilion dv2690ee notebook, Intel core2due 2.4, 3MB Cache, 250 GB HDD, 2 GB Ram.
On 05.02.2012 02:56, riderplus wrote:
> It would be fun to see the statistics I'm referring to Linux in
> general, but I assume most of us are openSUSE users, so... shoot the
> breeze!
Well, i started with Linux in 95-96 but did not last at that time. It
was very cumbersome to get a system running with dial-up. At least in my
So i left it and went on with Windows for the rest of the time. Just
recently in 2009 i started to use Linux again.
I downloaded Ubuntu 9.04 and used it and it was fun to use. Later i
switched to openSUSE since this was the distribution i used in 95-96.
So far, i have still Windows but its more of a necessity to be able to
play sometimes some games where Linux still has problems. Not all games
run with Wine sadly.
Linux has come a long way and its visually there. Technically i can't
say since i don't understand the technical point. Software is much more
complicated than it was in 95 or be
Windows, supports nearly all software, hardware, and viruses.
Linux Counter: 548299 https://linuxcounter.net/
About 5 years but I can't remember exactly does it really matter ?
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In 1882, Rose Van Buren loved the wrong man and paid for it with her life. Now, more than a century later, the angel Gabriel has granted her another shot at living. In exchange, she must convince a smart, handsome, up-and-coming lawyer to set aside his lofty ambitions.
Stephen Winship is headed straight for the governor's chair. He has a brilliant career, solid allies, and a seemingly perfect girlfriend. But night after night he finds himself dreaming of a heavenly beauty, a luminous but long-dead girl. Like some altered Ghost of Christmas Past, she shows him her own tragic tale in order to "save him." And he's beginning to see Rose is risking her heart as much as baring her soul. Yet falling for her will cost him everything-and open him up to a happiness he never imagined.
Copyright © 2017 by Augustina Jacobson. All rights are reserved. No part of this book may be used or reproduced in any manner without written permission except in the case of brief quotations used in articles or reviews.
THE KISS OF A ROSE is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are products of the writer's imagination or have been used fictitiously and are not to be construed as real. Any resemblance to persons living or dead, actual events, places, incidents, or organizations is coincidental.
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TO MY FATHER, PHIL Van Hoven, who always said I could do anything I set my mind to. He would have been so proud to see my name on a book.
To my mother, Wilma Van Hoven, who helped hold down the fort, so I could have the time to write.
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Chapter 10
Chapter 11
Chapter 12
Chapter 13
Chapter 14
Chapter 15
Chapter 16
Chapter 17
Chapter 18
Chapter 19
Chapter 20
Chapter 21
Chapter 22
Chapter 23
Chapter 24
Chapter 25
Chapter 26
Chapter 27
Chapter 28
Chapter 29
Chapter 30
Chapter 31
Chapter 32
Chapter 33
Chapter 34
Chapter 35
Other Titles Available From Augustine Van Hoven
The Thorn of a Rose
The Bloom of a Rose
I want to give a special thanks to my friend Rebecca Zanetti for her support and friendship. Without her encouragement, this book would not have been finished.
And thanks to all the members of the Inland Empire Chapter of RWA for their help, support, and critiques.
The Rose
I MUST BE OUT OF MY mind.
Stephen Winship covered his eyes as the wind whipped up another flurry of snow around his face. This was becoming ridiculous. He could see only a few feet in front of him as he trudged through the cemetery. It didn't matter, though. He'd made a promise, and it wasn't conditional on convenience or good weather.
The tops of old grave markers guided him like stone sentinels through the trees and bushes in the oldest part of the graveyard. The foliage was thick and overgrown. Ominous. A shiver ran down his spine. He squeezed his way around a particularly large evergreen that partially blocked his path—then froze.
In front of him stood the statue of a woman, the most beautiful woman he had ever seen. She wore a gown loosely gathered at her waist, its voluminous folds floating out nearly to the ground. Her long hair flowed down the sides of her face and spilled over her back in finely sculpted waves and curls. She gazed at a large bouquet of flowers she held in her delicate hands. The sad look in her eyes caused him to take a step closer.
She had wings that were slightly opened, giving the illusion she would soon take flight. Stephen stared at her, captivated. Around him the wind subsided, and only a few light snowflakes fell.
An artist, sculpting white marble with reverence and love, had fashioned this beauty with amazing perfection. It looked as though he had taken a heavenly angel and turned her into stone.
Stephen removed his glove, reached into the bouquet of mixed flowers he carried, and pulled out a single red rose. He laid it with great care at her feet.
The bright red petals barely touched the base of the statue; the leaves and long stem spread out over the snow. With one last look, he turned and walked away, reluctantly leaving her in the sanctuary of evergreens.
Continuing along the path of old gravestones, Stephen was relieved to find two wooden posts marking the way to the main road that wound through the large cemetery. Turning left, he followed the road to where the more recent burials had taken place and began searching.
Stephen scraped the snow away from a small tombstone marked
Margaret Winship. Digging a little deeper, he revealed a date of death four months earlier, August 5. He carefully spread the bouquet of flowers he carried out over the snow. The colors glowed as they lay on the newly fallen blanket.
Happy Birthday, Mom. I promised you flowers, and here they are. He coughed to clear his throat.
You probably don't even recognize me under all these clothes. This is the coldest and snowiest December I've ever seen. I can't stay long. The car's stuck in a drift, and there's more snow on the way. I'll be back when the weather is better. He heard his monologue and realized he had nothing more to say. She would understand. She always had. He kissed his fingers and touched them to the etched surface of her name.
I miss you, Mom.
Taking one last look at the cold, wet headstone, he turned and retraced his steps.
His path led him back to the shelter of the pines that protected the marble angel. The beauty of her sculpted face captured him as it had before. His eyes followed the flowing folds of her gown until they ended at the base of the pedestal. He blinked in surprise. The rose he had placed there was nowhere to be found. He looked around to see if it had perhaps been blown away by the wind. There were no footprints other than his own, not even from an animal. Only an imprint of the rose remained. Stephen blinked and shivered. He checked again to see if he had missed a clue, but there was no trace of his gift.
Stephen trudged back to his car in silence. He unlocked the doors, pulled a shovel from the back, and started digging to free the tires from the snowdrift. Forty-five minutes later, tired and sweaty, he drove his car along the still-deserted streets. Heavy snowflakes fell, and his windshield wipers barely kept up. The heater blew the cold winter air over the windows while the engine warmed up. A strange smell came from the vents. Stephen inhaled deeply.
The scent of roses hung in the air like an enticing perfume.
A Second Chance
ROSE SAT IN THE PASSENGER seat of the frightening traveling machine. She clung to the leather shelf that ran along the bottom of its large front window. Cold air blew in her face and ruffled her hair. She stared wide-eyed at the man beside her, this stranger who had given her a flower.
Rose shook from head to toe as they passed houses and other buildings. It was all too much to take in. She had spent year upon year locked in her statue, her world limited to the narrow slice of cemetery within her view. Things had changed as time crept by, and she'd seen these new buggies from a distance. Now she sat in this monstrosity, moving with alarming speed through a city she no longer recognized.
Her mind raced, trying to figure out how she'd gotten here. Over the years, strangers had stopped and stared at her grave, not knowing she was locked inside. Some, like this man, had even left flowers. But still she remained stuck in her own memorial, unable to move to heaven or return to earth. She'd given up hope of escape long ago. Maybe this was just what happened after death. Or maybe she had committed some sin, and this was to be her atonement.
Whatever the reason, today a glorious miracle had occurred. Today she was free. Free and completely lost.
The man turned the buggy onto a street where a bright light shone at the end. The man didn't seem to notice the light grow ever brighter as they approached. Her hands shot up and covered her mouth until the light nearly blinded her and she had to cover her eyes. The buggy turned, but Rose did not move with it. She was pulled by some unseen force until she found herself standing in the middle of the street, the piercing light shining all around her.
Good afternoon, Rose.
The voice was gentle, but in spite of the kind words, Rose shook like a leaf in the wind. She wrapped her arms around herself.
P-Please, sir. Who are you? What is happening to me?
My name is Gabriel, and I am here to offer you an opportunity. The voice remained calm and reassuring.
An opportunity? Is it time for me to finally rest? After being locked in stone for over a century, the thought of eternal sleep gave her great comfort.
You've been resting for many years, Rose. Now is the time to take action, to take control over your own destiny.
Rose blinked. This was not at all what she had expected him to say.
What do you mean?
You are being given a second chance to live. That is, if you can earn it. The light around her darkened a little.
Rose let her arms slide down to her sides but squeezed her eyes shut.
You mean I can go home? I can see my father again?
That is not possible, my dear. Time has marched on—there's no changing it. What I can do is allow you to live out the rest of your years in this time. It will take some adjusting on your part, but I think you might be ready for the challenge. The light no longer engulfed her.
She raised her eyelids enough to peek through her long lashes. The light had dimmed enough she could make out the houses along the street. Rose took a deep breath. Her head lowered, and her shoulders drooped.
If I can't go home, can I simply rest? I mean sleep and never wake up?
That is an option, but I must tell you that someone has made a great sacrifice to give you this chance at another life. If you refuse the opportunity, that sacrifice will be in vain. The light drifted closer to the houses on one side of the street.
Rose followed the light. A moment later, another modern buggy moved past her. She shivered. How could she possibly get used to all the strange things in this time? Fear clouded her thoughts, and she almost missed the meaning of Gabriel's last words.
A sacrifice? What sacrifice? By whom?
It is enough for you to know that someone has already paid a price for love of you. Our time grows short, Rose. So tell me: Will you do a job for me in exchange for your second chance?
Rose thought she saw a part of a white robe. She considered Gabriel's words with a sinking feeling. There was only one person who loved her enough to have done this for her. The one person in her life whose love she had never doubted: her father. A tear trickled down her face. Her hands shook at the thought of what he might have given up for her.
Rose tightened her hands into determined fists. Her father had given her this final gift, and she could not let fear destroy it. Her voice shook, but she spoke the words:
What must I do?
Look at the row of attached houses next you. The man who gave you the flower today lives in one of them. He is a politician, and he wants to run for governor in a few years, just like your husband, John, did. This man is different than John, but still, I need you to persuade him to give up this goal.
A politician. Rose hated politics.
A sudden thought flashed through her mind: Could she adjust the deal and save her father?
Sir, may I ask a question?
Rose bit her lip.
What happens to the one who made the sacrifice if I accept this opportunity?
The light grew brighter, and the sound of rich laughter filled her mind. "I will make you a special offer, Rose, because I see you have a kind heart. I will free the one who made this sacrifice—provided you accept and succeed."
A strange machine came down the street. It was very noisy as it scooped snow from the road with a large shovel stuck to its front. The shovel piled the snow in a large mound along the walkways in front of the houses. This new world was frightening, but it also fascinated her.
She nodded her head.
I will accept your opportunity on those terms, but I don't know how I can accomplish your goal.
The light started to fade.
Don't worry, Rose. I will show you what you need to do.
Before the light disappeared completely, Rose looked up at the houses in time to see a man closing the curtains of a sitting room.
It appears our fates are entwined, she said to the stranger as forces beyond her control pulled her back into the angel statue.
COLD SUNLIGHT SHONE through the windows of the conference room in the Idaho capitol, a welcome sight after the major snowstorm that had struck last week. Stephen stretched his shoulders. He and the other eleven members of the Interim Tax Committee had been at it for hours. He leaned forward on the table, watching intently as his colleagues continued to argue. The tension in the room was increasing as tempers flared. Stephen examined each face, calculating how the vote would go.
The state needs the money, Senator Michael Hampton said—for something like the twentieth time.
Stephen sighed. Hampton was a pompous ass. The cost of the man's Brooks Brothers suit could have fed an average family for six months.
You're taxing food, for God's sake. People have to eat to live, yelled Representative Ethan Carter, throwing up his hands.
The governor won't sign the bill, Hampton replied.
In this economic climate, how can you defend taxing unemployed people and their children on the very food they put in their mouths? This from Representative Frank Woodward, a stocky man with a handlebar mustache.
Stephen shifted in his chair and smiled. Frank really knew how to deliver a zinger.
The chairman, Senator Bill Sullivan, pounded his gavel.
Gentlemen, all comments are to be addressed to the chair. The angry voices in the room subsided.
We've been sitting here for two hours, grumbled an elderly senator with a rapidly receding hairline. The man shifted uncomfortably in his chair.
Mr. Chairman, can we have a short recess?
In a moment, Senator Albright, Sullivan replied.
Now, Senator Hampton, if you would please continue.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. As I was saying before, the governor will not sign a bill eliminating the sales tax on groceries. The state has experienced enough of a shortfall and simply can't afford any more loss of revenue.
Stephen snorted. Hampton was such a tool. Stephen called out from his seat at the far end of the table:
Mr. Chairman.
Mr. Chairman, barked several others in the room, all trying to get the man's attention. Sullivan turned to Stephen.
The chair recognizes Representative Winship.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I would like to know why it is always government that can't afford a cut in its revenue stream, but no one seems to ask whether the people can afford to pay the tax.
Angry voices erupted around the room. Sullivan pounded the table with his gavel.
Order, he shouted.
This committee will come to order. No one paid the slightest attention to him.
Stephen glanced around the room, his eyes catching a flicker of movement in the window to his right. That's odd. They were on the third floor of the capitol, after all. He shook his head and dismissed it. Probably a bird.
Around him, the room was still in chaos. A few moments later, the chairman's shoulders drooped, and he announced,
The committee will take a fifteen-minute recess.
The committee members began to stand, still locked in individual debates. The elderly Leo Albright made a beeline for the door. Stephen smiled. The board was set and ready for the first chess piece to be moved.
Something again shifted in the window beside him. This time, he caught a fleeting glimpse of long, honey-colored hair.
He jumped at the sound of his name.
Can I have a word with you...outside?
Stephen regained his composure and turned to smile at his friend, Marion.
Certainly, Representative Austin, he said.
He followed as she led the way out of the room and along the walkway around the rotunda. They were on the upper floor of the House of Representatives' wing of the capitol. The walkway afforded a view of the well of the house on the floor below. Once they were out of earshot of the conference room, Marion stopped and turned to face him.
Stephen, do you really think it's wise to poke the governor in the eye with this bill? I mean, it's an election year, and we all know he can make fundraising difficult for his political enemies.
Marion jumped when a voice spoke from behind her.
Someone needs to poke him in the eye.
Frank, you scared me, she said, clutching her chest and turning to face the man.
Sorry, Marion, but Stephen's right. The governor needs to be reminded there's a recession going on, and we have record unemployment. Frank stuck his hands in his coat pockets and frowned.
That's true, but still, Stephen, to challenge Hampton so publicly... She let her voice trail off as Representative Richard Fowler joined the group.
Oh, don't worry about Hampton, said Richard, wearing his usual cocky smile.
You know, I don't understand how that man is even able to open his mouth to make an argument, what with his lips permanently glued to the governor's ass.
Richard, Marion exclaimed. Frank chuckled.
Well, it's true, said Richard, giving Marion a wink.
If that man ever had an original thought, it would just rattle around in his head like a marble in a shoebox.
Stephen spoke up.
Look, we all know the governor has clawed his way into his position and is now into legacy-building. Stephen looked around at the other three.
I just don't think the people of this state need to foot the bill for his ego.
Frank frowned.
Good point, Stephen, but don't underestimate the man. He will fight tooth and nail for his pet projects, and we are going to be hard pressed to get this bill passed.
And he also knows you plan to challenge him in two years for the governor's seat. He isn't going to want you to have this political victory to use against him in a campaign, Richard added.
I'm not worried about this committee; we have the votes. And I know I can get this through the full house. It's the senate we have to work on, Stephen said, lowering his voice and looking at a group of senators who had gathered at the opposite side of the walkway.
But people are scared and angry about the economy, he continued.
And as Marion pointed out, it is an election year, so the time is ripe for a full-court press on this issue. Besides, we're only lowering the tax by one percent per year for the next six years. That gives the state plenty of time to slowly tighten its belt and wean itself from the tax.
Yes, my friend, but you're looking at this logically, Richard said, putting his hand on Stephen's shoulder.
And we all know logic is a very scarce commodity in the senate.
The sound of their rich laughter caused a few of the senators to look in their direction.
I'm always amazed at how pompous they are. Richard waved his hand in the general direction of the senators.
This is, after all, only a part-time legislature. They only get to play lords of the manor four months out of the year. Then they have to go home and face their constituents. You'd think they'd remember those old movies with the angry mobs carrying torches and pitchforks, storming the castle.
Richard, that's exactly my point. It's an election year. We have to convince them they can't afford to vote 'no' on this bill. Not if they expect to return to the legislature next term. Stephen looked at each of his colleagues. They all nodded in agreement; excellent, they were ready to begin.
Okay, then, Richard. You'll second the motion after I make it. And, Frank, I need you to call for the question after we've had about ten minutes of debate. We'll get the bill passed in this committee and then worry about conquering the senate.
A woman stepped out of the conference room and called to everyone in the hallway.
The chairman is ready to resume the meeting.
Time to piss off the governor. Richard smiled and led the way back into the room.
Stephen yawned as he stood at his front door fumbling with his keys. His eyes drooped, and he was about ready to fall asleep on his own doorstep. Entering his townhouse, he dropped his briefcase on the sofa and headed for the stairs.
A sweet scent filled his nose as he climbed.
He stopped and took a deep breath. It smelled like roses. That was odd. There hadn't been any flowers in the house for six days. He sniffed again. Maybe the cleaning lady was using some new wood polish or something. He made a mental note to ask her about it the next time she came in.
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over the unit disk , i.e., the disk of radius 1 centered at the origin. In other words, find x that minimizes the function f(x) over the set nonlinear function with a nonlinear constraint. . This problem is a minimization of a
Note Rosenbrocks function is a standard test function in optimization. It has a unique minimum value of 0 attained at the point (1,1). Finding the minimum is a challenge for some algorithms since it has a shallow minimum inside a deeply curved valley. Here are two views of Rosenbrocks function in the unit disk. The vertical axis is logscaled; in other words, the plot shows log(1+f(x)). Contour lines lie beneath the surface plot. Rosenbrocks function, logscaled: two views.
Code for generating the figure The function f(x) is called the objective function. This is the function you wish to minimize. The inequality is called a constraint. Constraints limit the set of x over which you may search for a minimum. You can have any number of constraints, which are inequalities or equations. All Optimization Toolbox optimization functions minimize an objective function. To maximize a function f, apply an optimization routine to minimize f. For more details about maximizing, see Maximizing an Objective. Back to Top
edit rosenbrock The MATLAB Editor opens. 2. In the editor enter: function f = rosenbrock(x) f = 100*(x(2) - x(1)^2)^2 + (1 - x(1))^2; 3. Save the file by selecting File > Save . File for Constraint Function Constraint functions must be formulated so that they are in the form c(x) 0 or ceq(x)=0. The constraint correct syntax. needs to be reformulated as in order to have the
Furthermore, toolbox functions that accept nonlinear constraints need to have both equality and inequality constraints defined. In this example there is only an inequality constraint, so you must pass an empty array [] as the equality constraint function ceq. With these considerations in mind, write a function file for the nonlinear constraint: 1. Create a file named unitdisk.m containing the following code: function [c, ceq] = unitdisk(x) c = x(1)^2 + x(2)^2 - 1; ceq = [ ]; 2. Save the file unitdisk.m . Back to Top
For more information about this tool, see Optimization Tool. 2. The default Solver fmincon - Constrained nonlinear minimization is selected. This solver is appropriate for this problem, since Rosenbrocks function is nonlinear, and the problem has a constraint. For more information about how to choose a solver, see Choosing a Solver. 3. In the Algorithm popup menu choose Active set the default Trust region reflective algorithm doesnt handle nonlinear constraints. 4. For Objective function enter @rosenbrock . The @ character indicates that this is a function handle of the file rosenbrock.m . 5. For Start point enter [0 0]. This is the initial point where fmincon begins its search for a minimum. 6. For Nonlinear constraint function enter @unitdisk , the function handle of unitdisk.m . Your Problem Setup and Results pane should match this figure.
7. In the Options pane (center bottom), select iterative in the Level of display popup menu. (If you dont see the option, click Display to command window .) This shows the progress of fmincon in the command window.
The following message appears in the box below the Start button: Optimization running. Objective function value: 0.045674808692966654 Local minimum possible. Constraints satisfied. fmincon stopped because the predicted change in the objective func is less than the default value of the function tolerance and const are satisfied to within the default value of the constraint tolera Your objective function value may differ slightly, depending on your computer system and version of Optimization Toolbox software. The message tells you that: The search for a constrained optimum ended because the derivative of the objective function is nearly 0 in directions allowed by the constraint. The constraint is very nearly satisfied. Exit Flags and Exit Messages discusses exit messages such as these. The minimizer x appears under Final point .
Minimizing at the Command Line You can run the same optimization from the command line, as follows. 1. Create an options structure to choose iterative display and the active-set algorithm: options = optimset('Display','iter','Algorithm','active-set') 2. Run the fmincon solver with the options structure, reporting both the location x of the minimizer, and value fval attained by the objective function: [x,fval] = fmincon(@rosenbrock,[0 0],... [],[],[],[],[],[],@unitdisk,options) The six sets of empty brackets represent optional constraints that are not being used in this example. See the fmincon function reference pages for the syntax.
MATLAB outputs a table of iterations, and the results of the optimization: Local minimum possible. Constraints satisfied. fmincon stopped because the predicted change in the objective func is less than the default value of the function tolerance and const are satisfied to within the default value of the constraint tolera <stopping criteria details> Active inequalities (to within options.TolCon = 1e-006): lower upper ineqlin ineqnonlin 1 x = 0.7864 fval = 0.0457 The message tells you that the search for a constrained optimum ended because the derivative of the objective function is nearly 0 in directions allowed by the constraint, and that the constraint is very nearly satisfied. Several phrases in the message contain links that give you more information about the terms used in the message. For more details about these links, see Enhanced Exit Messages . Back to Top 0.6177
Iter F-count 0 3 1 9 2 16 3 21 4 24 5 27 6 30 7 33 8 36 9 40 10 43 11 47 12 51 13 55
f(x) 1 0.953127 0.808446 0.462347 0.340677 0.300877 0.261949 0.164971 0.110766 0.0750939 0.0580974 0.048247 0.0464333 0.0459218
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This table might differ from yours depending on toolbox version and computing platform. The following description applies to the table as displayed. The first column, labeled Iter, is the iteration number from 0 to 19. fmincon took 19 iterations to converge. The second column, labeled F-count, reports the cumulative number of times Rosenbrocks function was evaluated. The final row shows anF-count of 79, indicating that fmincon evaluated Rosenbrocks function 79 times in the process of finding a minimum. The third column, labeled f(x), displays the value of the objective function. The final value, 0.0456766, is the minimum that is reported in the Optimization Tool Run solver and view results box, and at the end of the exit message in the command window. The fourth column, Max constraint , goes from a value of 1 at the initial value, to very nearly 0, 1.474e005, at the final iteration. This column shows the value of the constraint function unitdisk at each iteration. Since the value of unitdisk was nearly 0 at the final iteration, there.
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