"the late show" with stephen colbert. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom in cbs headquarters in new york. thanks for joining us. i'm anne-marie green. this morning, pope francis is beginning his first full day in the united states. he arrived in washington yesterday. president obama will officially welcome him at the white house this morning. and that is followed by several more events before pope francis heads to new york city and philadelphia. weijia jiang is in washington with the papal plans. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. and good morning to everybody. after a quiet night here in the u.s., pope francis will wake up at the vatican embassy where he is staying in washington. a former meeting is set for about 9:00. after an unforgettable welcome to the country, we will hear for the first time today his message to americans.
the crowds greeted pope francis at joint base andrews on tuesday. they are expected to pale in comparison to those officially welcoming francis to our nation's capital today. francis will begin his first full day on u.s. soil with a grand arrival ceremony on the white house lawn. followed by a private meeting with president obama. >> this is not a meeting between politicians. rather, it's an opportunity for -- to respected world leaders, with significant influence around the globe, to spend some time talking about the values that they hold in common. >> reporter: thousands will line the streets from the national mall just to catch a glimpse of the pope. emily rizly will get to see him up close. ♪ the 23-year-old soprano is one of 90 choir members tapped to sing for pope francis when he celebrates mass at the basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception this afternoon.
benghazi and it was then that the state department recognized it had access to relatively few e-mail records from clinton, but clinton has maintained the request for her e-mails was part of a larger effort to obtain the e-mails of other secretaries. all of this comes as clinton said she would not support the keystone xl pipeline. she is siding with environmentalists who say the project is a threat to the planet's climate. now, senator bernie sanders, who is leading clinton in some recent polls, has long opposed of the pipeline and, this morning, some republicans say that clinton is just now weighing in on the issue because her poll numbers are slipping. than >> don champion in washington, thank you, don. donald trump's campaign kept him near his new york city home. he appeared on "the late show" with stephen colbert last night be to defend his latest controversial comments. brook silva-braga is here in new york with more. >> reporter: it was a no-brainer as far as late night tv show goes.
kol colbert interviewing trump. the gop front-runner, who rarely pulls a trump. after welcoming trump to the ed sullivan theater, colbert generally pushed trump on his stand on immigration. and for the first time detailing the cost of a wall on the mexican border $5 to $7 billion, he said, and how he would get mexico to pay for it. >> almost 45 billion dollars, a trade deficit. the wall you're talking about, $5 billion to $7 billion. that's something that actually is very easy to build. we can have a great and beautiful wall. it will be up, it will stop, we will have our border and guess what. nobody comes in unless they have their papers. >> reporter: colbert also offered trump a chance to finally close the book on one of his most controversial positions. >> this is the last time you ever have to address this question if you hit the ball, okay?
be. >> go ahead. >> there is, like, soft all over my hand, meatball so big. >> i want to hear this. >> barack obama, born in the united states. >> let me -- >> it's a meatball! >> i know. >> it's hanging out there! right there! come on! >> reporter: trump said he doesn't talk about president obama's birth place any more, but in 2011, he famously called on the president to release proof he was born in the united states, and the topic bubbled again last week when a questioner at one of trump's campaign events said president obama is a muslim and not american. trump may not have answered the question on "the late show," but he did talk about it with scott pelley for this week's edition of "60 minutes." >> reporter: we were with you in new hampshire when that man stood up. >> yes. >> reporter: and said we have a problem in this country and it's muslims. you let that pass. and i wonder what that tells us about you. >> well, he said much more than that. that was part of his statement. he then went on to say other things. >> reporter: but the bigotry part. >> look.
he said mostly about obama, that whole question is about. i don't have to defend president obama. be he is not going to defend me. be so whether you agree with the man or don't agree, and there were people in that audience, as you probably noticed, that did agree with him. >> reporter: it was a testy moment for a man running for president. >> i don't think so. >> reporter: you never know when they are coming. >> i don't think so. >> reporter: but here you had a bigot. >> that wasn't an attack. you don't know that. >> reporter: you could have slapped him down. >> you don't know that he was a bigot. >> reporter: trump went on to say he loves muslim people, but that some are responsible for some of america's problems. >> brook silva-braga in new york, thank you. you can see all of scott's interview with donald trump on the season premiere of "60 minutes," this sunday at 7:00/6:00 central on cbs. some breaking news overnight. we have learned that legendary baseball player yogi berra has died. the hall of famer died of natural causes at his new jersey home. vinita nair has a closer look at the yankee great.
players, berra became even more popular after his playing career. he used his arsenal of yogiism to sell products and make money. >> since this place started serving miller lite, nobody comes here any more. too crowded! >> reporter: he even helped new york city rebound after 9/11. >> who the heck is this guy? >> reporter: yogi berra was a rare combination of world class athletes and loveable personalities who just happened to leave an enduring mark on the english language. vinita nair, cbs news. >> yeah, he certainly did. president obama has declared the massive wildfire in northern california a major disaster and that move releases federal money for recovery and cleanup. the fire 90 miles north of san francisco has destroyed around 1,200 homes and killed at least three people. coming up on "the morning news," about face.
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volkswagen cheating on u.s. emissions tests. the volkswagen board of directors will meet today to discuss the scandal. they could decide the fate of the company's ceo. vw says about 11 million diesel cars worldwide were fitted with that software at the center of the scandal. vw's u.s. ceo offered an apology. >> let's be clear about this. our company was dishonest and in my german words, we have totally screwed up. >> reporter: vw has to set aside 7 billion to deal with the problems to fix the problem. part of increase of a drug willing rolled back. the price hike for the drug daraprim sparked a price hike. it was hiked from a low price to 750 per pill! the pharmaceuticals has not said what the new price will be but the drug will be more accessible.
on wall street, investors are concerned about china's economy and when the fed will raise interest rates. the dow lost 179 points on tuesday, the s&p fell 24 and the nasdaq dropped 72 points. amazon is offering a one-day deal on its prime membership. on friday, amazon is cutting the price of its 99 dollar annual prime membership program to $67. the price cut is for new members and amazon says it's making the offer to celebrate its original series "transparent" winning five emmys on sunday. a judge ruled that the song happy birthday is in the public domain. a federal judge decided that the original copyright for happy birthday to you filed in 1935 granted only the rights to specific arrangements of the tune. the music publishing company that has been collecting royalties ever since does not have a valid copyright and it never had the right to the song's lyrics. >> everyone, sing it at the top of your lungs! i won't. >> for free. >> exactly. you don't want me to do that, though. hena daniels at the new york stock exchange, thanks a lot.
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pope francis arrived in america today and i feel terrible because i was supposed to pick him up at the airport. i totally spaced. and nw he is not answering my texts. i don't even know if he charges his phone. you know, he is an old guy. >> pope francis' visit to the united states is a big story we are following this morning. and it's just one of the headlines on the morning newsstand. "the washington post" shows us a history of the popemobile. the first pope to use a car was pius xi. mercedes-benz gave him a limousine in 1930. yesterday, francis showed something more humble. he traveled to washington in a fiat. "variety" says actor sean penn is filing a defamation lawsuit against lee daniels. he said he hit him in an interview.
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pope francis' historic visit to the united states is under way. he received a warm welcome when he arrived yesterday at joint base andrews and was greeted by president obama. this afternoon, francis holds a mass at the basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception. there will ab custom maed chair at the altar. weijia jiang spoke with the carpenter who constructed that chair. weijia jiang is here with more. >> reporter: good morning to everybody again. the carpenter tells us he studied the pope's basilica for guidance and inspiration for this chair. he used local sustainable wood and made it as simple as possible. that is not to say it was easy.
your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. good morning, everyone. we begin with a live look out at the nation's capital.


As the director of Farm & Ranch at Keller Williams Realty International (KWRI) and the owner of Mock Ranches, Kasey Mock is a man on the move.
Actually, it was his passion for the outdoors that prompted Mock, in 2009, to found Fever Pursuit, a consulting business designed to help landowners and outfitters maximize trophy hunting opportunities. It was the first company, in what has become a family of businesses, created by the serial entrepreneur.
Ranch real estate was a natural outgrowth of the initial business.
And, there was a natural synergy between the outdoors enterprise and ranch real estate.
In Mock's world, there is no such thing as "one and done," so his team continues to serve clients after the sale.
One of Mock's recent value-adds is a podcast called Bucks To Business. During the hour-long segments, Mock interviews entrepreneurs who have succeeded in outdoor-based businesses. While there may be a few hunting stories swapped, this is not a digital campfire. Instead, the guests share the secrets of their business success.
At this writing, the podcasts are a relatively new addition. In fact, the team is just completing its ninth episode, but the segments are already gaining a foothold in the market. Without spending a single dollar on promotion, more than 1,000 people per episode have downloaded the broadcasts.
Mock appreciates the positive power of mentoring.
"Throughout my life, I've been blessed to have good coaches and mentors," Mock said.
One of the most influential has been Gary Keller, COB and co-founder of Keller Williams Realty, the largest real estate company in the world. They met about six years ago.
Mock had identified ranch real estate as his next business arena and he asked Keller for his advice about getting into the land brokerage business. Keller told Mock it was about time and he then coached him through writing a business plan.
After that Mock met Mary Tennant, who was then serving as President of KWRI. They, too, developed a mentoring relationship. While Mock embraced the company's philosophy and respected the company's top leadership, there was a problem. KWRI was a residential company.
Unbeknownst to Mock, there was a group of highly-respected ranch brokers serving on a leadership council within the company and working toward developing a farm and ranch division. Mock joined the leadership council.
As plans for the farm and ranch division were finalized, Keller Williams asked Mock to lead the new division's launch and then stay on as its director. Mock seized the opportunity.
To give KW Farm & Ranch the attention it deserved, Mock pulled back on his own business for a year. Then, he jumped back into production with Mock Ranches, running a lean team consisting of himself, a certified assistant and two referring associates. This year, he will hire two full-time land specialists.
Putting together a deal that is a win-win for everyone seated at the table is important to Mock. For him, the best deals are not always the biggest. One of his most memorable deals involved two ranches and an agreement between neighbors. The sellers hadn't listed their property, but the buyers wanted to secure it as a hedge against development in rapidly developing Hays County. Over time, Mock negotiated a deal where the sellers were able to relocate and purchase a larger ranch and the buyers added a key piece to their legacy ranch, on which they established long-term conservation goals.
Hard work is Kasey Mock's not-so secret ingredient for success.
The Mock twins and their younger sister spent their formative years in livestock show rings. The trio wanted to be competitive at the major shows, but their budget didn't allow them to buy the elite animals necessary to get the judge's nod. The youngsters assessed the assets of their small operation, which included 80 Boer-cross goats, 15 sows and a handful of show cattle.
Led by brother Kevin, they set out to learn the show industry and put together brood stock that allowed them to produce high-quality prospects. By the time his sister, who is four years younger than the twins, made it to high school, the family team was raising animals that consistently earned her spots in the winner's circle, including a Reserve Grand Champion at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, and in the all-important sales at every major livestock show in the state. In the process, they also created a business that positioned Mock's twin to go to the top of that industry, producing champion livestock for young people across the nation.
After graduating from high school in nearby Kyle, Mock headed to Stephenville. At Tarleton State University, he earned his Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Services and Development, a degree designed to prepare students for ag. careers in either teaching or outreach education such as AgriLife Extension.
Something, well actually, someone else had already gotten his attention. When Mock was a senior, he was attending a Bible study where he crossed paths with a freshman from Lometa named Elizabeth Maddox.
"Although I didn't know her very well, I was smart enough to know that I couldn't let her get away," Mock said.
The young couple married and made their home in Hays County. Elizabeth earned both her Bachelor's degree and her Master's from nearby Texas State University. Today, though, she is the work-at-home mother of two-year-old Maddox West who will be joined by a baby sister in May.
When Mock isn't building a business, he and Elizabeth serve at their church and enjoy the outdoors together doing things like backpacking and hunting elk in Colorado.
Mission: To build businesses that matter, with people we value, while helping others realize their dreams.
Beliefs: That great businesses are defined by amazing people with innovative ideas.
Perspective: A family of companies built on the foundations of faith, hard work and innovation that services landowners, businesses and outdoor enthusiasts.
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Todd Renfrew, broker and owner of California Outdoor Properties, has his dream job—and he's not interested in changing it.
When Mike Swan's father, George, taught him the values of responsibility, hard work and protecting the family name as they worked side-by-side on the family's commercial cow-calf ranch in Montana's Ruby Valley, it wasn't in anticipation of a phone call from the actress Jane Fonda.


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Thousand-Bot Swarm Organizes Into Complex Shapes
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By Glenn McDonald
For those of us who like to maintain a simmering, low-grade paranoia about robots - it's entirely healthy! - here's some news from the front lines.
Researchers at Harvard have created a swarm of precisely 1,024 tiny robots that can organize itself into complex shapes, keying off the behavior of insects like bees and ants. The aptly named Kilobots use vibration motors to scoot across flat surfaces and infrared lights to communicate with one another.
The research is being published this week in the latest issue of Science magazine.
Robot Carries On Despite Broken Leg
Previous robot swarms have been limited to dozens or hundreds of bots, but the Kilobot project applies some new techniques. The robots operate via an algorithm that determines three collective behaviors: edge-following, gradient formation and localization. These behaviors, when combined, allow the bots to assemble themselves into shapes - a starfish pattern, say, or even a letter of the alphabet.
If an individual bot breaks down, the swarm uses a technique called cooperative monitoring to work around the problem and recover. Even if an individual bot can't directly sense the failure of a nearby companion, the swarm's "hivemind" programming allows for the group to respond as a whole.
Starfish Robot Wants To Do Your Chores
More complicated algorithms may be possible down the road, researchers say, allowing for swarms that could recover from large-scale damage to the group. The swarm could potentially use "wounded" individual bots to assist the mobility of functional bots, similar to the way ants will spontaneously form bridges with their bodies.
That's just one of the many evocative ideas in the report, and by "evocative" I mean "terrifying." Here's another, taken from the project's press materials:
"Although these thousand-bot swarms do make occasional mistakes, the researchers say that their self-assembly process never stops."
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June 29, 2011 --
In the movie "Transformers: Dark Side of the Moon," Autobots, transforming robots from the planet Cybertron, work alongside humans to battle the Decepticons, a rival group of robots bent on destroying the universe. The latest Transformers installment may just be a work of fiction, but would real-life robots on Earth be up to the task of saving the planet from the threat of an overwhelming destructive force? Of course not, but that doesn't mean they won't get there one day. Until then, we present the next best thing in this slideshow of incredible real-life robots.
Rolling Robot
We begin the slideshow with an actual real-life transforming robot. Although it doesn't tranform into a sentient, humanoid machine, this robot can transform from what appears to be an elaborate motorized rolling pin to a helicopter when the terrain starts to get rough.
Take a look at this flying robot in action here. BLOG: Rolling Robot Transforms into a Helicopter
What's more terrifying than a hungry, fully grown cheetah chasing you down? How about if it were made of metal? Meet CHEETAH, a robot designed by Boston Dynamics for one purpose: to hunt you down like an animal. Once built, this robot will be fast, agile and strong enough to chase down, catch and subdue even the fastest human runners. This robot is one of a line of prototypes known as "terror bots." An appropriate name, especially if you see this guy biting at your heels as you run full speed. BLOG: TERROR BOTS BEING DESIGNED TO HUNT YOU DOWN
If this robot reminds you of Scorponok from the "Transformers" film series, you wouldn't be far off. Designed by researchers at the University of Bielefeld, this advanced walking robot is based on a rather simple creature: an insect. HECTOR, short for Hexapod Cognitive autonomously Operating Robot, has six legs and elastic joints that allow its motions to mimic muscle movement. This construction allows the robot to navigate over uneven terrain. At a little more than three feet long and weighing in at 26 pounds, this robot probably won't be involved in any world domination schemes anytime soon. BLOG: HECTOR THE WALKING ROBOT INSPIRED BY INSECTS
Snake Robot to the Rescue
Cheetahs and insects aren't the only animals inspiring robotics' engineers. Mechanical snakes are also being designed to mimic their mechanical counterparts. Unlike CHEETAH, which is made to hunt you down, this snake robot, created by researchers at Georgia Tech Univeristy, is actually designed to come to the rescue. Their unique body shape allows them to burrow through uneven soil. With this unique feature, emergency responders could deploy these robots after a particularly devastating natural disaster, such as an earthquake, when victims are buried and out of reach. BLOG: SNAKE-LIKE ROBOT SWIMS TO THE RESCUE
Running Robot
Robots may not yet be able to conquer the Earth, but what about the wide world of sports? They're already playing soccer and tossing baseballs. Now it looks like they're competing in marathons. (Well, robot marathons anyway.) Last February, five bipedal robots ran a non-stop 26.2-mile race on a 100-meter indoor track in Osaka, Japan. But don't expect these machines to compete with humans anytime soon. Robovie-PC, the winner of the race, finished in just under 55 hours. BIG PIC: TOY-SIZED HUMANOID WINS ROBOT MARATHAN
Reading Robot
No this robot can't run or jump or slither or swim. So what can it do? This machine, known as Marge, has a very different ability entirely: It can read -- and it can learn. Marge may just look like a Tonka truck underneath a coffee pot, but this machine is actually smart enough to read The New York Times and BBC Online. It is even a skilled editor and can identify and correct misspellings. And because Marge's brains are built in its software, not its hardware, this same programming could make its way into other devices, such as cell phones. BLOG: ROBOT CAN READ, LEARN LIKE A HUMAN
Ethical Robot
Can anyone really tell the difference between right and wrong? Well, this robot can. This robot's ethical code is based on a software program modeled on an approach to ethics developed in 1930 by Scottish philosopher David Ross. As a result, this robot is designed to take the moral high ground -- and will tell on you if you're doing something wrong. Sure this robot doesn't have the firepower of an Ironhide or a Starscream, but a judgmental expression and a jittery nod of disapproval can be just as damaging. BLOG: ROBOT MAKES ETHICAL DECISIONS
Robonaut 2
Meet Robonaut 2, a humanoid robot that could one day be your co-worker -- or even take your job. Yes, this robot has everything any employer looks for in a diligent worker: It's capable and tireless, and it doesn't ever need lunch or bathroom breaks. In fact, you'll never guess where this robot is currently employed: the International Space Station. Robonaut 2 is currently working along astronauts, helping with basic maintenance tasks, such as cleaning. DNEWS VIDEO: MEET 'ROBONAUT 2,' YOUR FUTURE CO-WORKER
Robonaut 2 isn't the only robot on the space station with a job. Dextre, the Canadian robot that lives outside the International Space Station, has been tasked with refueling satellites while in low-Earth orbit. The robot will also be capable of performing minor repairs. In other words, this robot is essentially a space mechanic. Although a gas-pumping robot may not seem like much, Dextre could pave the way for an entirely new industry for satellite servicing. NEWS: SPACE STATION ROBOT LANDS A JOB

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Christian churches have practiced Jesus' example and command that its members be baptized from the earliest years (Matt. 3:13–17; 28:19). As a rite of initiation into the Church of Jesus Christ, it is understood as a basic step to discipleship and living for Christ. For this reason, in many cultures believers leaving another religion to putting their faith in Christ are rejected by their families and persecuted when they receive baptism. Despite this common understanding, the meaning, mode and subjects of those to be baptized have been debated among the Church's various branches. Often because of a different understanding of the meaning of the sign of baptism, this relates to its subjects and mode, those debating the subject talk past one another without mutual understanding. It must be acknowledged that being finite beings, no one has complete and infallible understanding of God's Word. We remain sinners who now "see in a mirror dimly" (1 Cor. 13:12). Therefore, we need the Father to give us "a spirit of wisdom and revelation in the knowledge of him" (Eph. 1:17) through the leading of the Spirit (John 16:13; Rom. 8:14; Gal. 5:18), "that we might understand the things freely given us by God" (1 Cor. 2:12), and the teaching of fellow believers to help us in our deeper understanding. Thus, we submit to one another for the collective wisdom of the Church on this matter (Eph. 5:21). It is in this spirit that I have presented what is commonly called a Reformed, Presbyterian, or Covenantal view of the sacrament fully supported by canonical Scripture.
There are many from a credobaptist view of baptism that think the Reformed view of baptism is simply adopted from Roman Catholicism and that we have conformed to "traditions of men," custom, superstition, and even satanic deception! However, we hold to the Holy Scriptures as our final authority and seek to demonstrate that our position is fully in conformity with Scripture biblically and theologically. In addition, devoted believers throughout Church history have found these doctrines to be true.
Just because a doctrine is deduced out of "good and necessary consequence" or inference does not mean that it is less true than if it has been explicitly spelled out. We see examples of such doctrines that are not specifically stated concerning the Trinity, the two natures of Christ, attending public worship on Sunday, church membership, tithing under the new covenant, family prayer, whether a Christian may serve as a magistrate, sacraments officiated by a minister/elder, and who should be admitted to the Lord's Supper.4 The demand for explicit statements on many doctrines held by orthodox Christians is what has led to the development of numerous cults and heresies. They contend we use unscriptural terms, although they also use them, such as "unbegotten" and "unoriginate" as the heretics Arius and Eunomius's5 favorite term for God. But as Church Father Gregory of Nazianzus pointed out concerning the biblical interpretation of the Fathers, they "have gone beneath the letter and looked into the inner meaning." He went on to say that being enslaved to a literal interpretation of Scripture is an erroneous exegetical and theological method.6 Scripture is filled with metaphors, figures of speech, symbols, and types.7 We find in Scripture all that we need to know about the meaning and practice of baptism both explicitly and implicitly.
Credobaptists challenge paedobaptists8 on their view of baptism by asking for explicit verses proving that infants are commanded to be baptized or that baptism should be done by sprinkling or affusion. But Jesus did not respond to the Sadducees "who deny that there is a resurrection" with an explicit statement of resurrection to prove his point. Rather he said, "But that the dead are raised, even Moses showed, in the passage about the bush, where he calls the Lord the God of Abraham and the God of Isaac and the God of Jacob. Now he is not God of the dead, but of the living, for all live to him'" (Luke 20:27, 37–38). Jesus proved his point by deduction from the implication of what the text teaches, rather than an explicit statement of resurrection.
Baptism needs to be studied in the context of all the Bible's teaching on humanity's relationship with God. The New Testament determines this as one looks at the various contexts in which baptism is referenced. Ralph Smith enumerates three types of passages that refer us to the relationship of baptism to the Old Testament.
First, the ministry of John the Baptist, a transitional figure from the old dispensation preparing for the new covenant, who practiced a baptism ceremony consistent with cleansing rites given through Moses (Matt. 11:11–14; cf. Matt. 17:11–13; Luke 3:3–16; John 1:19–27).
Second, old covenant ceremonial washings referred to as "baptisms" (Mark 7:1–8; Heb. 9:10). Paul similarly referred the Corinthians, who were troubled by baptism (1 Cor. 1:11–17), to the relevance of the Old Testament to baptism in regard to Israel being baptized into Moses as they crossed the Red Sea (1 Cor. 10:2).
Third, the most significant passages that refer to baptism as analogous to circumcision (Col. 2:11–12), and the Lord's Supper (a new covenant [1 Cor. 11:25]) as analogous to the Passover (Luke 22:15ff; 1 Cor. 5:7ff), as covenantal ceremonies.
The approach taken in this study on baptism begins with exploring the covenant, as it is foundational to understanding the purpose and meaning of baptism, and especially how it forms the basis for the practice of infant baptism. Next, a more detailed explanation of the meaning of baptism clears up many misinterpretations that are played out in its practice. Having a correct understanding of the meaning of baptism leads to how baptism relates to our salvation, as many confuse the sign with the thing signified. Does it mean that a child who dies in infancy is lost if not baptized? After the meaning is clarified, we can proceed to understanding why infant baptism continues the covenantal sign given in the Abrahamic covenant into the new. Expositions of key texts prove that covenant children are included in the church and should therefore receive the sign of the covenant. Certainly Christian parents feel the need to give their child to God and to receive his blessing, but we demonstrate that there is no biblical basis for child dedication services as an alternative to baptism.
Having established the rationale for infant baptism, we proceed to study the mode of baptism, which clearly exemplifies its meaning of purification from sin and in-filling with the Holy Spirit. As the Spirit is poured out upon us, we receive an anointing to serve as prophet, priest, and king, as had Jesus before us in his baptism. Careful study of the words and examples of the practice of baptism demonstrate its consistency with the mode of sprinkling or effusion.
Many questions arise related to the baptism one has already received, especially regarding whether baptism should ever be repeated. The validity of certain "baptisms" is discussed. Then, the spiritual significance of baptism as a continuing sacrament is defined and explained. Finally, the value of baptism throughout our Christian life provides encouragement and assurance to our faith in Christ with its many spiritual benefits.


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The new God of War game promises to be a major, dramatic departure from previous games in the series. We've already seen some of those changes at the game's E3 showcase last year- however, it looks like the full extent of those changes may not have been understood. Speaking to Glixel, Sony's Jim Ryan mentioned that the new God of War game adopts a more narrative-heavy approach than previous games in the series.
A more narrative focused God of War game, especially of the kind that Sony debuted last year, sounds like it would be immensely interesting. I can't wait to see what the new game is like- what we saw last year gave me slower, more measured Zelda game vibes, which means I'm all on board. We're just a week away from finding out.


Barnsley's Health and Wellbeing Board is calling for people to complete a short online survey about the draft version of Barnsley's Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment (PNA) 2018-2021.
The consultation asks people if the draft PNA explains what pharmaceutical services are currently available in Barnsley, what the need is for these services and what services Barnsley might need in the future.
Pharmaceutical services include the services people get from your chemist. These services are an important part of the overall health care system, making a major contribution to improving people's health and wellbeing.
Cllr Sir Steve Houghton, Chair of Barnsley Health and Wellbeing Board said: "Our Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment is produced in line with the government's requirement.


The tour on Sunday September 4 — one down, three more Sundays to go this month — brought forth a new development in the on-going saga of Dashiell Hammett Street. In the last week or two the easement of the alley into Bush Street has been revamped, and as part of the polishing the name "Dashiell Hammett" has been etched into fresh concrete. People on the tour may recall that the sidewalk previously featured the name "Monroe" — the earlier name for this one block long street — in the concrete.
No more. The name Monroe at this moment remains only as a footnote in the street sign on the top of the block at Pine.
If you look at the area in front of my feet in the photo taken on a tour conducted on July 23, you may be able to make out the old Monroe etching — you'll have no trouble seeing the spray-painted marks made by the construction crew as they planned out this changeup.
And am I ever glad someone figured out how to spell Hammett's name before they dug it into concrete that's likely to sit unchanged for decades!
What else? Oh, yeah. The cigarette butts in the photo above — on some other street they might be considered litter. On a street named after the creator of Sam Spade, they're more like a votive offering.
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Hendley Market in Galveston is Not Your Typical Souvenir Shop
The whimsical store offers glass eyes, vintage books, and curiosities galore
Written by: Heather Brand
Photos by: Will van Overbeek
Written by Art Williams, Photographs by Will van Overbeek | From the April 2018 issue | Updated: March 20, 2018 | Filed Under: TRAVEL
Hendley Market's shop dog, Cooper, greets customers with a tail wag. In a few months, six upstairs apartments will be available for rent.
At the eastern end of the Strand, a historic boulevard in Galveston lined with busy restaurants and souvenir shops, an unusual sign in the shape of bespectacled eyes attracts attention.
Hendley Market
2010 Strand St. in Galveston
Call for hours (extended in spring and summer) 409-762-2610.
hendleymarket.com
Upon closer inspection, the sign marks the entry to Hendley Market—an eclectic emporium that doubles as a virtual cabinet of curiosities.
Inside, the shelves and tables are carefully curated with fair-trade goods from all corners of the globe, with clever toys and gift items mixed in with 19th-century antiques, medical implements from days gone by, and stacks of intriguing books both old and new.
Cheryl Jenkines, co-manager of Hendley Market, often serves as a kind of tour guide for shoppers overwhelmed by the marvels on display. "Once they step inside, they realize they are not in an ordinary store," she observes. "They try to figure out what is going on here." She is quick to point out some of the more uncommon objects for sale, such as vintage glass eyes from France, a leech jar once used for medicinal purposes, and a preserved two-headed duckling (the stuffed nutria sporting a fez is apparently not for sale). Among its varied inventory, the store specializes in Victorian antiques—particularly daguerreotype and tintype photographs, mourning jewelry carved in jet (a lignite that's a precursor to coal), and hard-to-find silver pieces like ornate anchovy forks, tiny-pronged oyster forks, and tea scoops.
Hendley Market still stands as the oldest commercial building on the Strand, once dubbed the "Wall Street of the South."
The building itself also dates from the Victorian era. Fashioned in the Greek Revival style, with a first floor ringed by numerous pilasters, the three-story brick edifice contains four conjoined structures and was the tallest in Texas when it was completed in 1858. Its name, "Hendley Row," came from the maritime shipping firm of William Hendley & Co. Today, it still stands as the oldest commercial building on this busy thoroughfare, once dubbed the "Wall Street of the South." Hendley Market occupies the first floor of one of the complex's four structures—an open room illuminated by a central sky-lit atrium and originally used for grading cotton. The offices of the upper stories have been converted into six vacation-rental apartments that should be available by May.
Hendley Market has been a fixture on the Strand since 1979, and it hasn't changed much in all that time. Jenkines began working there in 1990, and she says the original owners sold the property to her in-laws shortly thereafter. Over the years, Jenkines—along with her trusty red hound, Cooper, who often greets customers—has continued to helm the shop with the help of her co-manager, Tulisha Dampier.
Together, they have maintained the tradition of stocking the shelves with fascinating novelties and one-of-a-kind finds. Jenkines estimates that the shop's inventory numbers in the thousands, although she is really not certain: "There's no way to measure. It's like a black hole. It's an ever-changing inventory of items. There's new stuff every week, and sometimes daily."
Jenkines and Dampier particularly pride themselves on their selection of international fair-trade wares, such as beaded bracelets from Thailand and Nepal, Peruvian good-luck packets and amulet vials, Indian kantha-cloth dish towels with decorative stitching, blue-glass "evil eyes" from Turkey, and pouches made from brightly colored Mexican oilcloth—all priced under $20, and often much less. Jenkines
procures these items from trade shows across the country and sometimes directly from artisans abroad. "We were doing fair-trade way before it was fashionable," she asserts. European gift items are also available. Petite hand soaps from France offer a bouquet of scents, including freesia, starflower, and laurel. British tea towels and Italian paper are printed with taxonomic depictions of flora and fauna, showing different kinds of crustaceans, cacti, butterflies, octopi, and birds.
However, the shop is perhaps best known for its astounding array of Nativity scenes, more than 300 in all, which draws shoppers year-round—even in the heat of summer. "The smallest one is from Ecuador; it fits in a pistachio shell. The largest is from Haiti, made from a recycled oil drum," says Jenkines, gesturing toward some packed display cases at the back. These figurines come in a range of shapes and sizes, and from as far away as Bangladesh, France, Ghana, India, Kenya, Poland, Thailand, and Vietnam. One Nativity scene made in Mexico from old car parts goes for $420; others, such as a Peruvian one nestled inside a ceramic chili pepper, cost as little as $8.
Along with vintage books, Victorian antiques, and oddities galore, Hendley Market specializes in unusual Nativities.
Hendley Market also carries the work of artists and artisans closer to home. Galveston local Ben Thomas is responsible for the wacky taxidermy on display ($75–125). Houston resident (and part-time store employee) Amanda Hannie produces the colorful Day of the Dead altars and skulls, as well as the long strands of lights embellished with vividly painted flowers made from the ends of recycled plastic water bottles ($165). Texas Pioneer Creations, a family-owned business near Houston, supplies the shop with handmade bars of soap, including an exclusive "Galveston Sea Salt" variety. One of the more popular items, also unique to the store, is the "Cider Beetle": half of a dried orange peel packed with brown sugar, with a cinnamon stick, cloves, a nutmeg seed, and allspice seeds arranged to look like a bug in the center. This fragrant concoction, produced by and for Hendley Market, can be dropped into a steaming pot of apple cider or red wine on festive occasions to make wassail or mulled wine. A seasonal "Cider Reindeer" (with Red Hots candy for a nose) is available around the winter holidays.
According to a sign posted near the entrance, dogs and bare feet are welcome in the shop. Children are likewise encouraged to enter and explore. Here, they will find classic toys like kazoos, mood rings, and rubber roaches, but they will also find objects to spark their curiosity: coins and paper currency from around the world, old postcards from far-off places, antiquated medical tomes, samples of
petrified wood, and geodes waiting to be cracked open. Even adults can regain a sense of childlike wonder when browsing through Hendley Market's captivating inventory. There is always some new oddity or delightful trinket to discover. Curiosities abound.
From the April 2018 issue
The Daytripper Finds the Color of Texas in Gruene


Move in Ready! This 4 bedrooms 2 bath home sits on a beautiful tree shaded 1.45 acres in Swartz! Talk about convenience, walk your kids across the street to Swartz Lower Elementary. This home has lots of pretty updates. Ceramic tile baths, hardwood flooring. Fresh paint. This is a must see home and it is priced to SELL!


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Photos: Stephen and Seth Curry matchup as Golden State Warriors defeat Philadelphia 76ers
Brothers Stephen and Seth Curry did something that they've been doing since they were kids.
They played on the same court, but this time in front of a packed house at the Chase Center in San Francisco as the Golden State Warriors defeated the Philadelphia 76ers 116-96 after a second-half comeback.
Both were the high scorers for their respective teams, with Steph scoring 25 points for the Warriors and Seth scoring 24 for the 76ers.
Without a shot attempt in the first half, Juan Toscano-Anderson helped turn the energy defensively in his 20 second-half minutes. He grabbed six rebounds with six assists and 13 points.
The Warriors are an NBA-best 16-2 with now two wins by 20-plus points this season after trailing by at least 10 points, according to ESPN Stats. The rest of the NBA has three of those wins combined.
Staff reporter Shayna Rubin contributed to this report.
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA – NOVEMBER 24: Golden State Warriors' Stephen Curry #30 shoots past Philadelphia 76ers' Georges Niang #20 and Curry's brother Seth Curry #31in the first quarter of their NBA game at the Chase Center in San Francisco, Calif., on Wednesday, Nov. 24, 2021. (Jane Tyska/Bay Area News Group)
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA – NOVEMBER 24: Golden State Warriors' Stephen Curry #30 celebrates a basket in the fourth quarter of their NBA game against the Philadelphia 76ers' at the Chase Center in San Francisco, Calif., on Wednesday, Nov. 24, 2021. To the left is his brother, Philadelphia 76ers' Seth Curry #31. (Jane Tyska/Bay Area News Group)
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA – NOVEMBER 24: Golden State Warriors' Nemanja Bjelica #8 loses control of the ball as he's guarded by Philadelphia 76ers' Isaiah Joe #7 in the first quarter of their NBA game at the Chase Center in San Francisco, Calif., on Wednesday, Nov. 24, 2021. (Jane Tyska/Bay Area News Group)
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA – NOVEMBER 24: Golden State Warriors' Juan Toscano-Anderson, #95 Stephen Curry #30 and Gary Payton II #0 celebrate a basket in the fourth quarter of their NBA game against the Philadelphia 76ers at the Chase Center in San Francisco, Calif., on Wednesday, Nov. 24, 2021. (Jane Tyska/Bay Area News Group)
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA – NOVEMBER 24:Golden State Warriors' Draymond Green #23 is fouled by Philadelphia 76ers' Georges Niang #20 in the first quarter of their NBA game at the Chase Center in San Francisco, Calif., on Wednesday, Nov. 24, 2021. (Jane Tyska/Bay Area News Group)
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA – NOVEMBER 24: Golden State Warriors' Juan Toscano-Anderson, #95 celebrates a basket in the fourth quarter of their NBA game against the Philadelphia 76ers at the Chase Center in San Francisco, Calif., on Wednesday, Nov. 24, 2021. (Jane Tyska/Bay Area News Group)
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA – NOVEMBER 24: Golden State Warriors' Stephen Curry #30 is guarded by Philadelphia 76ers' Danny Green #14 in the first quarter of their NBA game at the Chase Center in San Francisco, Calif., on Wednesday, Nov. 24, 2021. (Jane Tyska/Bay Area News Group)
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA – NOVEMBER 24: Philadelphia 76ers' Seth Curry #31 reacts after a foul is called in the first quarter of their NBA game against the Golden State Warriors at the Chase Center in San Francisco, Calif., on Wednesday, Nov. 24, 2021. (Jane Tyska/Bay Area News Group)
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA – NOVEMBER 24: Golden State Warriors' Andrew Wiggins #22 is fouled by Philadelphia 76ers' Tyrese Maxey #0 in the first quarter of their NBA game at the Chase Center in San Francisco, Calif., on Wednesday, Nov. 24, 2021. (Jane Tyska/Bay Area News Group)
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA – NOVEMBER 24: Golden State Warriors' Jordan Poole #3 and Juan Toscano-Anderson #95 celebrates a basket in the fourth quarter of their NBA game against the Philadelphia 76ers at the Chase Center in San Francisco, Calif., on Wednesday, Nov. 24, 2021. (Jane Tyska/Bay Area News Group)
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA – NOVEMBER 24: Golden State Warriors' Andrew Wiggins #22 shoots past Philadelphia 76ers' Andre Drummond #1 in the second quarter of their NBA game at the Chase Center in San Francisco, Calif., on Wednesday, Nov. 24, 2021. (Jane Tyska/Bay Area News Group)
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA – NOVEMBER 24: The Golden State Warriors are introduced before their NBA game against the Philadelphia 76ers at the Chase Center in San Francisco, Calif., on Wednesday, Nov. 24, 2021. (Jane Tyska/Bay Area News Group)
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA – NOVEMBER 24: Golden State Warriors' Juan Toscano-Anderson #95 dunks past Philadelphia 76ers' Andre Drummond #1 in the fourth quarter of their NBA game at the Chase Center in San Francisco, Calif., on Wednesday, Nov. 24, 2021. (Jane Tyska/Bay Area News Group)
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA – NOVEMBER 24: Golden State Warriors' Klay Thompson is seen on the bench in the fourth quarter of their NBA game against the Philadelphia 76ers' at the Chase Center in San Francisco, Calif., on Wednesday, Nov. 24, 2021. (Jane Tyska/Bay Area News Group)
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA – NOVEMBER 24: Golden State Warriors' Stephen Curry #30 is guarded by Philadelphia 76ers' Georges Niang #20 in the first quarter of their NBA game at the Chase Center in San Francisco, Calif., on Wednesday, Nov. 24, 2021. (Jane Tyska/Bay Area News Group)
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA – NOVEMBER 24: Golden State Warriors' Stephen Curry, #30 his brother Philadelphia 76ers' Seth Curry #31 and their brother-in-law Damion Lee #1 pose for a photo after the Warriors 116-96 NBA win at the Chase Center in San Francisco, Calif., on Wednesday, Nov. 24, 2021. (Jane Tyska/Bay Area News Group)
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA – NOVEMBER 24: A detail of Golden State Warriors' Stephen Curry's sneaker is seen as he warms up before their NBA game against the Philadelphia 76ers at the Chase Center in San Francisco, Calif., on Wednesday, Nov. 24, 2021. (Jane Tyska/Bay Area News Group)


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\section{Introduction}
The study of nonlinear evolution equations, especially the search for its explicit exact solution, plays an important role in soliton theory. In recent years, various effective methods have been introduced, such as Jacobi elliptic function expansion method [\cite{Hong,HuangLiu}], Darboux transformation [\cite{HuTangLouLiu}], Backlund transformation [\cite{LuHong}], extended sine-cosine method [\cite{TascanBekir}], extended tahh-function mentod [\cite{Fan}] etc. This methods have been extensively used in solving different soliton equations.

KdV-mKdV equation is one of the most popular equation in soliton physics and appear in many practical scenarios like thermal pulse, wave propagation of bound particle[\cite{Wadati,MNB}] etc. The generalized combined KdV-mKdV equation is given by,
\begin{equation}
u_t+auu_x+bu^2u_x+du_{xxx}=0
\end{equation}\label{e1}
Where $a,b,d$ are constants. Due to the immense uses in practical purposes and popularity in soliton physics this generalized equation is being thoroughly studied and several exact solutions has been proposed for this equation [\cite{Zhang} - \cite{Zhenya}]. This paper discusses a new class of solution of generalized combined KdV-mKdV equation in terms of linear combination of Jacobi elliptic functions. For the same of completeness, the next section gives a brief description of Jacobi elliptic method. In the next section, this method is applied to find out a special class of solution of the eq. \ref{e1}. Fourth section discusses a case, where coefficient of $u_t$ is time dependent.
\section{A Generalized Approach based on Jacobi Elliptic Function}
Consider a  nonlinear Ordinary differential equation,
\begin{equation}
F(u,u_x,u_{xx},\dots)=0
\end{equation}\label{e0}
Now let us assume a polynomial solution of this problem in terms of new variable $y(x)$ in the following form,
$$u(x)=\sum_{i=1}^{n}y^{i-1}(A_i\sqrt{1-y^2}+B_i\sqrt{1-my^2})+A_0$$
Where $y(x)$ follows certain differential equation, in our case it follows Jacobi elliptic algebra where y(x) is idenfied as sn(x,m) and follows the differential equation as written below,
\begin{equation}
y'(x)=\sqrt{1-y^2}\sqrt{1-my^2}
\end{equation}
So our proposed solution can be rewritten as,
\begin{eqnarray}\nonumber
u(x)=\sum_{i=1}^{n}sn(x,m)^{i-1}(A_icn(x,m)\\+B_idn(x,m))+A_0
\end{eqnarray}\label{e2}
Now, inserting this solution to eq. \ref{e0} gives a power series in terms of sn(x,m),cn(x,m),dn(x,m). From linear independence we will set coefficient of each term to zero. This will result in a set of overdetermined nonlinear equations. If after solving them we get a nontrivial values for $(A_i,B_i)$ then we will demand an exact solution to the ODE equation.
\section{New Solitary Wave Solution of KdV-mKdV Equation}
The previous section discusses an approach to solve a nonlinear ODE. Eq. \ref{e1}, however, is a partial differential equation. Now, in eq. \ref{e1} if one set $b=0$ (or $a=0$) the equation will be transformed to KdV(or mKdV) equation. In either cases the solution are well studied and they are function of $(x-vt)$. Where $v$ is the velocity. Here in general case  let us assume assume a soultion as a function of $(x-vt)$. Now let us redefine $x=(x-vt)$, and rewrite the eq. \ref{e1} as follows,
\begin{equation}
-vu'+auu'+bu^2u'+du'''=0
\end{equation}
Where $u'$ denotes total derivative w.r.t. new $x$. This equation looks like, eq.\ref{e0}. We will take the first order term as the ansatz in this equation, i.e,
\begin{equation}
u(x)=A cn(x,m)+B dn(x,m)+ D
\end{equation}
Where the constant term $A_0$ is relabeled as $D$. Using this ansatz in the eq. \ref{e1} we get seven algebraic equations to solve.
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\begin{eqnarray}
a+2bD +am +2bDm = 0\label{e3}\\a+2bD = 0\\2 A^2 b B + A^2 b B m +b B^3 m - 4 B d m + a B D m + b B D^2 m - B d m^2- B m v = 0\\3 A^2 b + b B^2 m- 6 d m= 0\\A^2b+bB^2-d+aD+bD^2+ 2 b B^2 m - 4dm -v = 0\\ A^2 b + 3b B^2 m - 6d m = 0\\a A^2+ 2 A^2 b D + a B^2 m + 2 b B^2 D m = 0\label{e4}
\end{eqnarray}
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Solving eq. \ref{e3}-\ref{e4} we get,
\begin{eqnarray}
v=\frac{2bd(1+m)-a^2}{4b},~~~D=-\frac{a}{2b}\\A=\pm\sqrt{\frac{3dm}{2b}},~~~B=\pm\sqrt{\frac{3d}{2b}}
\end{eqnarray}
When $a=0$ and $m=1$ we will retrieve the well known sech solution of mKdV equation.In order to have a real solution $m$ must be positive and $b$, $d$ must have same sign. Sign of $a$ does not effect velocity or the coefficient of $cn(x,m)$ and $dn(x,m)$ but changes the base correction constant, $D$. The explicit solution of the eq. \ref{e1} will be,
$$\pm\sqrt{\frac{3d}{2b}}(\sqrt{m}cn(x-vt,m)\pm dn(x-vt,m))-\frac{a}{2b}$$
i.e, dpending on $\pm$ sign the solutions can be separated into four different classes,
\begin{eqnarray}
AB>0,D<0~~~(a,b~same~sign)\\AB>0,D>0~~~(a,b~different~sign)\\AB<0,D<0~~~(a,b~same~sign)\\AB<0,D>0~~~(a,b~different~sign)
\end{eqnarray}
\section{KdV-mKdV Equation with Time-dependent Coefficient}
Last section shows, there is a solution of combined KdV-mKdV equation if the coefficient of $u^2u_x$ and $u_{xxx}$ has same sign. Now, let us discuss the case where co-efficient of $u_t$ is time dependent. With time dependent co-efficient eq. \ref{e1} will look like,
\begin{equation}
f(t)u_t+auu_x+bu^2u_x+du_{xxx}=0\label{e7}
\end{equation}
Function $f(t)$ can be any arbitrary nonvanishing function of time. Let us multiply eq. \ref{e7} by $h(t)$. Where, $h(t)f(t)=1$. Now the eq. \ref{e7} looks exactly like eq. \ref{e1}, except coefficient of the space derivative terms are multiplied by $h(t)$. Let us look into this equation with the following ansatz,
\begin{equation}\small{u(x,t)=A(t)cn(\xi(x,t))+B(t)dn(\xi(x,t))+D(t)}\end{equation}
Where $\xi(x,t)=x-v(t)t$. With this ansatz, the time derivative part gives some extra contributions.
\begin{eqnarray}\nonumber
u_t=A_tcn(\xi(x,t))+B_tdn(\xi(x,t))+D_t-\\\nonumber (A(t)cn'(\xi(x,t))+B(t)dn'(\xi(x,t)))(v(t)+v_tt)
\end{eqnarray}
Where $cn',dn'$ denote derivatives of $cn,dn$ with respect to $\xi$. Terms consisting of space derivative will be same as the previous case. Hence, we will get the following ordinary differential equation.
\begin{equation}
-(v+v_tt)u'+h(t)(auu'+bu^2u'+du''')=U(x,t)
\end{equation}
Where,
\begin{equation}
U(x,t)=A_tcn(\xi(x,t))+B_tdn(\xi(x,t))+D_t
\end{equation}
Now, we get following equations,
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\begin{eqnarray}
A_t=0,B_t=0,D_t=0\\
a+2bD +am +2bDm = 0\label{e5}\\a+2bD = 0\\h(t)(2 A^2 b B + A^2 b B m +b B^3 m - 4 B d m + a B D m + b B D^2 m - B d m^2)- B m (v+v_tt = 0\\3 A^2 b + b B^2 m- 6 d m= 0\\h(t)(A^2b+bB^2-d+aD+bD^2+ 2 b B^2 m - 4dm) -(v+v_tt) = 0\\ A^2 b + 3b B^2 m - 6d m = 0\\a A^2+ 2 A^2 b D + a B^2 m + 2 b B^2 D m = 0\label{e6}
\end{eqnarray}
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From the first set of equations imply $A,B,D$ are constants. Which is consistent with the rest of the equations. Soving those equations will gives them to be same as the time independent case.
\begin{equation}
A=\pm\sqrt{\frac{3dm}{2b}},~~B=\pm\sqrt{\frac{3d}{2b}},~~D=-\frac{a}{2b}
\end{equation}
Again, real soultions will exist if $b$ and $d$ has same sign. In this case also one gets different classes of solutions depending on sign of $a$ and $b$. However, the velocity term is no longer constant in this case. It is given by,
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v=\frac{2bd(1+m)-a^2}{4b}e^{-t}\Bigg(\int^t\frac{dse^{s}}{f(s)}+v_0\Bigg)
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$v_0$ is an arbitrary constant, determined by the boundary condition.
\section{Conclusion}
Jacobi elliptic function expansion method is implemented to find four new classes of solitary wave solution of general KdV-mKdV equation for both constant and time dependent coefficient cases. The solutions are just linear combination of Jacobi elliptic funtion and has not reported before according to the best of the author's knowledge.
\section{Acknowledgement}
The author would like to thank Prasanta K. Panigrahi for motivating the author to study this problem.
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The Pokémon GO Craze Had Health Benefits—For a Little While
Though avid players walked about 11 extra minutes per day, the boost only lasted around six weeks
Jason Daley
The augmented reality game Pokémon Go spread like wildfire during July and August of 2016, and the medical community was enthused. Players prowled the real world while searching for these virtual monsters, leading many to believe that it was a new and exciting way to get an increasingly sedentary population moving.
In an editorial in the British Medical Journal in August, Dr. Margaret McCarthy wrote "The possibilities for apps to make the streets an active, reclaimed playground in which to have interconnected fun are boundless. Increased physical activity is a tantalizing side-effect. Game on."
But until now, researchers hadn't scientifically investigated the craze and the claims that the game will help Poké-catchers get active, reports Nicola Davis at The Guardian. The study, published in the BMJ's Christmas edition, suggests that the activity boost wasn't quite as much or as long-lasting as they'd hoped. On average, Pokémon players added about 11 minutes of walking to their regimen compared to people who never downloaded the app.
These numbers came from participants in United States and Sweden between the ages of 18 and 35. This included 560 die-hard Pokemon players and 622 who never downloaded the app. Using data from the players' iPhones, they determined average number of steps per day before and after they began playing the game. They compared this count to non-platers iPhone-recorded step count.
"It is very objective data," Katherine Howe, lead author of the study, tells Davis. "It wasn't self-reported so we really had an accurate reading of how many steps the users and non-users of the game walked."
But the Poké-boost did not last long. The researchers note that the increase in steps tailed off after about six weeks, writes Karen Kaplan at The L.A. Times. In fact, that pattern jibes with what Christian Suharlim, a co-author of the paper and research associate at Harvard's Center for Health Decision Science, experienced while playing the game. He and Howe conceived of their study when the two became obsessed with the game over the summer, and realized they were walking much more than usual. But Kaplan reports they burned out after about a month of playing.
But just because Pokémon GO was not the health-revolution some people hoped for doesn't mean it isn't a good start."There is a huge potential for augmented reality games to be beneficial for our health—they give us a reason to go outside, walk and socialize," Howe tells Davis. "So I think there is a huge potential to develop these games to not only increase physical activity but also boost mental wellbeing, mood and social interaction for people of all ages."
Then again, there are some health risks associated with augmented reality games as well. Another study that appeared in JAMA Internal Medicine in September reported that the Pokémon GO caused around 10,000 instances of distracted driving per day, putting players at risk for injury or death. In fact, the game led to several shootings and fatal car accidents.
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On the latest episode of Hear The Spear presented by NoleGameday, Dustin, Logan, and Fisher recap Florida State's finish on National Signing Day and the 2019 class overall. They each give their thoughts on the Seminoles missing out on Lance LeGendre and Kamaar Bell but they do provide some positivity on the landing of Darius Washington and Ira Henry. Following that, Dustin and Fisher give updates on the latest news on four-star safety Nick Cross, who didn't with FSU on NSD.
The trio discusses Willie Taggart's comments at the NSD press conference, including his interesting tidbit on four-star cornerback signee Travis Jay potentially seeing time as the backup quarterback. Jay played quarterback during his senior season of high school and led Madison County to a state title. They also identify some other intriguing options for the signal-caller position.
Nyqwan Murray joins the show and becomes the first ever player under Jimbo Fisher and Willie Taggart to speak on Hear The Spear. Murray discusses his thoughts on some of the critiques of the 'Noles last season and also gets a chance to relive his 92-yard touchdown and subsequent game-winning catch against Michigan in the 2016 Orange Bowl. The future pro talks about his training and how he just wants a shot in the NFL. Finally, he speaks on James Blackman and gave some responses that should fire up the fanbase.
The guys continue into a discussion on whether Tribe19 was a success or failure and follow that up with some news on the 2020 class. They talk about the current commits in the class and how it could project going forward for the Seminoles with the work the staff has already put in. Dustin provides a quick update on basketball and five-star guard Anthony Edwards canceling his visit to Tallahassee.
Finally, the trio cap off the episode with an easy game of overreaction or accurate.


I believe they will. As will Plummers pass attempts.
Coopers carries most likely will decrease but he will get more targets in the passing game.
You don't think White is more of a pass threat?? Bigger faster? I think they would not be wise if they didn't use him more this season, he would be a starter on most all of the county's teams. Using both back is like a Thunder and Lightning thing, combine that with a now experienced QB, QO might be more dangerous in 2019 than they were in 2018.
You don't think White is more of a pass threat??
Perhaps. Depends on how well he responds to the expanded playbook, next season.
If he grasps it well, I can totally see White being 1st passing option out of the backfield and Cooper remaining the primary rusher.
Do you think White and/or Genovez might play both ways at RB/CB like Shawn Barlow/Marvin Beander did a couple years back?
who has a stellar QB. White is a solid backup who can be helpful in the special teams game and spell Cooper. Plummer has an excellent upside.
I don't understand the reason for change as if QO lost.
Its only natural as the kids mature (physically & mentally) the playbook would be expanded.


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Last week saw a team of dedicated hackers crack the PS3. FailOverflow succeeded in, and then released the details on how to circumvent the PS3's security system which had remained intact for 4 years, significantly longer than the Xbox 360 and the Wii. This hack allows users to run any code and third-party firmware, enabling PS3 owners to install other OS, which was FailOverflow's stated aim in response to Sony's recent firmware which disabled the use of Linux. Of more concern for Sony is that this will inevitably open up the PS3 to piracy.
Sony are resolute that they will fix the hack by way of a new update, though skeptics counter that Sony would have to install new hardware to undo the damage.
Sony clearly has good reason to be glum. But instead of focusing on what could be a very trying 2011 and a prolonged battle with piracy, lets look back and celebrate the highs of our first four years with the PS3. What follows are three of the best reasons to own a PS3; my favourite console exclusives, limited to one representative per franchise.
Even approaching the year and half mark, Uncharted 2 still finds ways to impress. Playing co-op with friends late last year we were all surprised to discover that our character's mouths were moving in sync (ish) with our microphone mumblings. It is just one example of the small details that make Uncharted great.
Uncharted 2 looks and plays the business, and it is effortless to pick-up and get stuck-in. The characters are a joy, with our loveable rogue, Nathan Drake, leading the way. Outside of the various incarnations of Snake (see no.2), I consider Drake to be the most memorable video game lead. He kills without hesitation in a quest to sate his lust for treasure and revenge, yet we sympathize and love him despite his sociopathic behaviour and quips. It is to Naughty Dog's credit that they have created a character so iconic and likeable that we entirely overlook his dark side and embrace him fully.
Drake aside, Uncharted 2 also delivered a deep and rewarding multiplayer which is still populated by large numbers of mischievous adventurers. I was pessimistic at first, fearing that it would be an unnecessary addition, succumbing to the trend of all games having to have online no matter how ill-fitting, yet it pulled it off with aplomb. I suppose I shouldn't have expected anything less from Uncharted.
Though not without its imperfections, most notably the overly long cut scenes, Metal Gear Solid 4 was an instant classic and is an experience that you are likely to want to revisit again and again. A love letter to MGS fans, tying-up numerous loose ends and seemingly bringing to a close the life and times of Solid (Old) Snake, it's a fitting finale to the rich tapestry that is the MGS universe.
The return to Shadow Moses stands as one of my favourite gaming moments, and the motorbike and microwave set scenes are two of the most cinematic and enjoyable gaming experiences in recent memory.
It does help if you have played the MGS games that came before, allowing for a more rewarding experience, but MGS4 plays so well, allowing you to opt for stealth or rush in guns blazing, and looks so beautiful that it can be appreciated and enjoyed by any gamer. Whether you are a grizzled vet or a newcomer to the series, MGS4 is easy to get into and near impossible to put down. All we need now is that long rumoured trophy patch. Get off your arse Kojima-san.
Few game mechanics are as exhilarating as gliding, wire grinding and free-falling in Infamous. Hurling yourself off the top of city skyscrapers never gets old. In fact, it becomes more enjoyable the longer you play, as you gain access to increasingly OTT powers that follow two paths: good and evil. Through your actions as protagonist Cole, you may play through the story as a benevolent protector of the people or a cold blooded killer, all of which affects your appearance, moves and how the populace of Empire City responds to your spates of super-charged vigilantism.
The more you play Infamous the more you are likely to enjoy it. It is best approached playing to extremes of good or evil, rather than doing a bit of both, providing two unique takes on the average Joe turned superhero yarn. Now is the perfect time to get stuck into Infamous before the sequel hits later this year.


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Allen Vaught has more than 20 years of experience working as a litigator on complex, multi-party litigation. As Of Counsel at Baron & Budd, Mr. Vaught manages the firm's Employment Law Group where he primarily focuses on unpaid wage class actions cases. Mr. Vaught has tried and won several unpaid overtime wage cases and has the distinction of having never lost a trial in such a case. His victories include a recent jury verdict and judgment for approximately $3.7 million for oilfield truck drivers who were not paid overtime wages. Mr. Vaught was recognized as a "Litigator of the Week" by the Texas Lawyer legal publication in connection with an unpaid overtime wage trial he won on behalf of mechanics who were misclassified by their employer as independent contractors instead of employees. He has been named a "Super Lawyer" by the Thomson Reuters Super Lawyers publication every year since 2012, a distinction limited to only five percent of all attorneys in Texas. In addition to his work as an attorney, Allen Vaught also served as member of the Texas House of Representatives and in Operation Iraqi Freedom as a U.S. Army captain.
In the Texas House of Representatives, Mr. Vaught served as chairman of the Subcommittee on Violent Crimes, chairman of the Subcommittee on Border, Health and School Centered Emergencies, vice chairman of the Committee on Defense and Veterans' Affairs and Vice Chairman of the Criminal Jurisprudence Committee. He has been widely recognized for his work on behalf of children's health and safety, education and crime prevention and response.
A member of the U.S. Army Reserve from 1997 until 2005, Allen Vaught served in Operation Iraqi Freedom from March 2003 to March 2004. Mr. Vaught commanded one of the Army's first units to enter Fallujah, where he served as the city's de facto mayor. After being transferred to Sadr City, Vaught was injured in combat operations and awarded the Purple Heart. He worked at Baron & Budd before leaving for Iraq, and the firm is very happy to have him safely home.
Meadows v. Latshaw Drilling Co., LLC, 338 F. Supp. 3d 587 (N.D. Tex. 2018) (Lead trial counsel class of drilling rig employees who were awarded over $72,000 plus legal fees after a bench trial. The federal judge found that the employer underpaid the overtime wages owed because it excluded bonus pay and oil-based drilling mud pay when calculating the hourly overtime rate of pay).
Williams v. Go Frac, LLC, No. 2:15-CV-00199-JRG, 2017 WL 3699350, at *1 (E.D. Tex. Apr. 26, 2017) (Order granting final approval for Rule 23 class action settlement of $5,782,848.33 in Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act ("WARN") case where employer did not give sufficient advance written notice of mass layoffs for oilfield fracking workers. Allen Vaught served as lead counsel for the affected workers.).
Olibas v. Barclay, 838 F.3d 442 (5th Cir. 2016) (Lead trial and appellate counsel for unpaid overtime wage class of 104 oilfield truck drivers where the Fifth Circuit upheld a jury verdict and judgment in the amount of $3,728,608 for the truck drivers. The jury and courts found that the Motor Carrier Act Exemption defense to overtime pay did not apply and that the employer willfully violated the FLSA). (See also Olibas v. Native Oilfield Servs., LLC, 104 F. Supp. 3d 791 (N.D. Tex. 2015)).
Zaborowski v. MHN Gov't Servs., Inc., 601 F. App'x 461 (9th Cir. 2014) cert. granted, 136 S. Ct. 27 (2015) (FLSA and state law independent contractor misclassification overtime wage case for more than 700 workers upholding trial court's finding that arbitration clause was unconscionable and denying defendants' motion to compel arbitration) (See also Zaborowski v. MHN Gov't Servs., Inc., 936 F. Supp. 2d 1145 (N.D. Cal. 2013)).
Aguayo v. Bassam Odeh, Inc., No. 3:13-CV-2951-B, 2014 WL 737314 (N.D. Tex. Feb. 26, 2014) (FLSA case granting class certification for overtime claims of fast food worker ultimately resulting in judgment of approximately $700,000 for 31 plaintiffs exclusive of legal fees. Allen Vaught served as lead counsel for the fast food workers).
Jones v. SuperMedia Inc., 281 F.R.D. 282 (N.D. Tex. 2012) (Defeating motion to dismiss and granting class certification for group of call-center workers not paid for all hours worked resulting in an approximate $3,000,000 settlement).
Allen R. Vaught, The Salary Basis Test for Overtime and Minimum Wage Laws, 6 Emory Corp. Governance & Accountability Rev. 45 (2019).
Allen R. Vaught, Know Your Client's Rights in Wage and Hour Cases, Trial, April 2015.
Allen R. Vaught, Reservists' Rights, Trial, November 2014.
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Join Tybee and Travis as they explore the world of Doctor Who! They'll rewatch the series, discuss show news, look in to what the series' actors are up to, and more. Now, RUN FOR YOUR LIFE!
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This week we discuss the reboot episode/David Tennant finale The End of Time. Enjoy!
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This week we discuss the new series episodes Rosa and Arachnids in the UK. Enjoy and tell a friend!
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This week's episode is all about the reboot episode "Planet of the Ood". Enjoy and be sure to share with a friend!
This week we are discussing the 10th Doctor episode "The Fires of Pompeii"! Enjoy and be sure to share!
This week we are watching the reboot episode Partners In Crime! Enjoy and be sure to share!
This week, we are watching the Doctor Who reboot season finale two-parter "The Sounds of Drums" and "Last of the Time Lords". Enjoy and share with a friend!
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Melochia  es un género cosmopolita de amplia distribución, generalmente de tierras cálidas, de fanerógamas con unas 171 especies descritas y de estas, solo 45 aceptadas, perteneciente a la familia  Malvaceae. Unas 56 especies han sido reportadas en América, y unas 17 para Venezuela.

Descripción

Arbustos, subfrútices o generalmente hierbas. Tallo glabrescente, pubescente o tomentoso. Con estípulas lanceoladas. Hojas simples, alternas, oblongo-lanceoladas. Inflorescencias cimosas, axilares o terminales. Flores actinomorfas, hermafroditas hipóginas.

Taxonomía
El género fue descrito por Carlos Linneo y publicado en Species Plantarum 2: 674 (as 774)–675. 1753. La especie tipo es: Melochia corchorifolia L.

Especies seleccionadas
 Melochia acutangula
 Melochia adenodes
 Melochia affinis
 Melochia anomala
 Melochia arborea
 Melochia arenosa
 Melochia argentina
 Melochia caracasana Jacq. - bretónica de Nueva Andalucía
 Melochia graminifolia
 Melochia lanceolata
 Melochia manducata
 Melochia nodiflora Sw. - malva colorada de Cuba
 Melochia pyramidata L. - malva común de Cuba
 Melochia tomentosa L. - bretónica de Cumaná

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 http://biopl-a-181.plantbio.cornell.edu/
 http://www.ppp-index.de/
 http://www.ipni.org/index.html
 https://web.archive.org/web/20090115165326/http://www.catalogueoflife.org/search.php
 http://www.eol.org/

Flora de América
Flora del norte de Sudamérica
Flora de América del Sur continental

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Please stop looking at me, woman seated on the other side of the bar. Yes, you are worth looking at. But can't you see I'm here with someone? Can't you tell I have conflicting reports from my memory as to whether or not I know you? You don't look familiar ... but maybe you do. Time casts a long shadow, and my memory wears a shaggy beard tangled with alcoholic fuzzery.
It doesn't matter: I'm here with someone, and you're with someone else. That the chap you're with is clearly a douchebag isn't my problem. The woman I'm with is uncomfortable and you staring at me like I just won the Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay - that's making her that way! Cuz, as we all know, I wouldn't adapt anyone *else's* hack script! (Popeye laugh) ug ug ug ug!
Anyway, quit looking at me, it's creeping everyone out.


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4 Footballers Who Lied About Their Age
Collins Nwokolo
Lying about your age is known as Age fraud. It is age fabrication whereby false documentation about one's age is used to gain an advantage over opponents or to receive a favour. Age fraud is rampant in football. It is common amongst players from underdeveloped countries where adequate records and documents are not easily verifiable. Many footballers have lied about their age. They do so to play in youth tournaments, to have an advantage against an opponent and to secure football contracts.
Today, you will find out footballers who lied about their age. Many footballers obviously lied about their age. However, I'll only include those who were caught and who never denied the accusations.
1. Gourav Mukhi
Gourav Mukhi at '16', LOL!
Gourav Mukhi is an Indian footballer who lied about his age. He became the youngest ever player to score in the Indian Soccer League (ISL) when he scored at the ' age of 16' for his club Jamshedpur FC.
Everyone thought Mukhi was wrong because mere looking at him, you would see that he was way older. To sum the story up, Mukhi was caught and branded as an age cheat.
Gourav Mukhi was suspended for six months by the All Indian Football Federation. Later they discovered that he was actually 28 years of age and not 16, Crazy right?
2. Tobie Mimboe
Tobie Bayard Mimboe retired as a fulfilled Cameroonian footballer. During his playing career, he played for several teams in South America and China.
He even took part in two African Cup of Nations, in 1996 and 1998.
However, Mimboe is remembered for his numerous birth certificates sagas. During the 1996 African Cup of Nations, he used a birth certificate which stated he was born in 1964, making him 31 years. Then in 1997, he joined Gençlerbirliği in 1997, and his birth documents were stated as 30 June 1974, making him to 23 years old.
That wasn't all. In the next AFCON in 1998, he the date of birth as 30 June 1970, making him 28 years. His name is etched in the Best Sports Books as the 'Peter Pan' of birth certificates.
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3. Carlos Alberto
When Carlos Alberto was young, he won the 2003 FIFA World Youth Championship with Brazil (Under 20). It was later discovered that he used a fake document to claim that he was born on 24 January 1983. He was actually born on 24 January 1978, meaning that he was 25 years of age when they won the tournament.
The Brazilian defensive midfielder now plays for Joinville Esporte Clube.
4. Ángel Cheme
Ángel Cheme didn't just lie about this age but also did identity theft. The Ecuadorian footballer changed his name to Gonzalo Javier Chila Palma and used that name for most of his career.
He claimed that he was born on 9 December 1984, and that allowed him to play in youth competitions and age-restricted matches for three years. They later found that Gonzalo Chila was the real name of a player who was three years younger than he was. They had met when they both had trials at a local club, and Cheme stole his identity.
In December 2010, Cheme was accused by the real Gonzalo Chila, who later became an evangelical pastor. The Ecuadorian Football Federation (FEF) investigated the accusations and found out that Cheme was actually born in 1981. He was found guilty and suspended for one year.
The introduction of Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in 2009 has helped to ascertain whether players are lying about their age or not. MRI is said to be 99% accurate until the age of 17.
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NASA's Next Great Telescope Will Study Europa
The James Webb Space Telescope Will Study the Solar System's Watery Moons
Two of the first objects that the upcoming space telescope will look at are Jupiter's moon Europa and Saturn's moon Enceladus, the ocean worlds.
By Jay Bennett Published: Aug 25, 2017
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The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), which will be the most powerful space telescope in history when it launches in Spring 2019, is currently undergoing cryogenic tests in a giant thermal vacuum known as Chamber A at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston. The telescope has been inside Chamber A since mid-July, and there it will stay while technicians test its systems in space-like conditions for another two months or so.
One of the first things James Webb will do when it gets to space is look to the watery moons of Jupiter and Saturn. Both Europa, Jupiter's fourth-largest moon, and Enceladus, Saturn's sixth-largest moon, are worlds of icy crusts, and below these 5-to-10-mile-thick sheets of ice flow vast oceans that envelop the entire moons. On Europa, the subterranean ocean is thought to have more water than all the oceans, lakes, and rivers of the Earth.
The surface of Enceladus, imaged by NASA\'s cassini spacecraft.
Enceladus regularly ejects water and ice from its surface in great geysers that erupt into space, and evidence from the Hubble Space Telescope suggests Europa does the same. These plumes of material are what scientists plan to study with the James Webb Space Telescope. The moons were chosen as early targets by scientists who helped design the telescope, and so have first priority to use the JWST for observations. With its precise ability to measure infrared light, Webb should be able to use spectroscopy to determine the chemical composition of the plumes. Within this data, certain chemical imbalances could be indicative of a habitable environment or even alien life—although Webb will not be able to detect any life that might be on these moons directly.
"Are they made of water ice? Is hot water vapor being released? What is the temperature of the active regions and the emitted water?"
Webb will be able to create high-resolution images with its near-infrared camera (NIRCam) of the closer and bigger of the two moons, Jupiter's Europa. At about 88 percent the size of our own moon, Europa is roughly 10 times bigger than Saturn's small moon Enceladus. Scientists will use the near-infrared images of the surface to look for warmer areas that could be signs of plumes or geologic activity. Once they locate a plume, the researchers will use Webb's near-infrared spectrograph (NIRSpec) and mid-infrared instrument (MIRI) to measure the chemical makeup of the water and ice being ejected from the surface.
The James Webb Space Telescope being prepared for Cryogenic testing in Chamber A at NASA\'s johnson space center earlier this year.
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These plumes, only spotted as dim shadows by Hubble, are still largely a mystery. "Are they made of water ice? Is hot water vapor being released? What is the temperature of the active regions and the emitted water?" asks Geronimo Villanueva, a NASA planetary scientist and the lead scientist on the project to observe Europa and Enceladus with the JWST. "Webb telescope's measurements will allow us to address these questions with unprecedented accuracy and precision."
Farther away and much smaller, Enceladus will be harder to observe with Webb, and high-resolution images of the surface will not be possible. Still, the advanced space telescope should be able to use its sensitive spectroscopic instruments to refine data about Enceladus's composition, both on the surface and in its plumes.
The researchers will be looking for hydrocarbons like methane, methanol, and ethane in the plumes. While an abundance of these organic chemicals could be produced by life, such as microbes sustaining off of hot volcanic vents on the ocean floor, they also could be produced by natural geological processes. If Webb spots these organic signatures, future spacecraft missions to the moons will be necessary to make any conclusions, but it will be a strong indication of a highly active geological process under the surface, which means heat and nutrients, and possibly life similar to what we see on our own ocean floors.
Fortunately, after Webb observes Europa, it will not be too much longer until we launch a spacecraft targeting that very moon. The Europa Clipper, NASA's next flagship mission beyond the asteroid belt, will launch around 2022 and orbit Jupiter to make about 45 close flybys of Europa. The Clipper will study the moon in more detail than ever before and sample any water or ice that is erupting from the surface.
It is clearer than ever that life on these moons is a real possibility, and NASA has turned much of its attention to finding out.
Source: NASA
Jay Bennett
Jay Bennett is the associate editor of PopularMechanics.com. He has also written for Smithsonian, Popular Science and Outside Magazine.
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If you've been anywhere near the internet in the last few days, there is a good chance you've come across the growing controversy surrounding the official reveal trailer of Battlefield V and its inclusion of female soldiers.
Well, obviously this is utter bullcrap as many soon pointed out. Just to list a few notable female WWII soldiers, there was the Soviet air force unit knows as the "Night Witches", the highly-decorated secret agent Nancy Wake, and legendary Soviet sniper Lyudmila Pavlichenko that has been credited with over 300 kills, making her one of the top military snipers in history. And that's not to mention the 400,000 drafted women of the Soviet Union known as the "Red Army Girls", who also served in the war.
Battlefield V is set to launch worldwide on October 19 on PS4, Xbox One and PC, and will definitely include both male and female soldiers. Sorry, not sorry.