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EKU, Corbin Schools Partner to Enhance Preparation of Middle Grade Teachers
A new partnership between Eastern Kentucky University's College of Education and Corbin Independent Schools to enhance the preparation of middle grade teachers represents "an opportunity for all of us to get better together," said Dr. Kim Naugle.
Naugle, associate dean of EKU's College of Education, was leader of the team who authored the partnership proposal, which recently received $500,000 in funding from the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education (CPE). EKU's proposal was one of three university-school system partnership proposals funded to further the implementation of Senate Bill 1 from 2009. Each partnership focuses on developing clinical models that aim to improve P-12 student and teacher education candidate learning, facilitate the placement of teacher candidates in model P-12 settings, and provide professional development for pre-service and practicing teachers.
The Clinical Apprenticeship for Preparing Teachers (CAPT) initiative, a three-year project, will enable EKU and Corbin Independent Schools to "intensively develop, implement and refine a model for clinical teacher preparation that will become self-sustaining and serve as a model for the region and beyond," Naugle said.
Beginning this coming academic year, approximately 20-30 EKU junior and seniors preparing to become teachers will join College of Education faculty and teachers at Corbin Intermediate School (grades 5-6) and Corbin Middle School (grades 7-8) in a "true immersion program" at the two Corbin schools, selected for the project because of their outstanding performance, according to Naugle.
"EKU students will be learning instructional strategies for content teaching in inclusive classrooms, will observe these instructional strategies being taught by university instructors and/or middle school teachers, and then practice the techniques themselves in the classroom and come back to the class to de-brief," Naugle said. "They'll be able to observe skilled teachers and gain confidence in their own abilities to do the same."
Throughout the three-semester experience for the students, which incorporates the student-teaching experience, pre-service teacher candidates, the Corbin teachers and EKU faculty will co-plan and co-teach classes at both the school and University level.
Consequently, Naugle added, graduates will be "better prepared and more capable of excelling in the delivery of instruction."
Many of those students will come from Corbin or surrounding communities and desire to return to their hometowns to teach. For those students, the EKU-Corbin Schools partnership might mean even more.
"The Corbin Independent School District will reap the benefit of being able to observe, assess and select the best candidates," Naugle said. "Basically, it's a job trial."
The presence of the EKU students will also mean additional mentoring support and instructional assistance in the Corbin Intermediate and Corbin Middle classrooms, including extra help for students with disabilities.
Another plus for teachers and students alike will be the establishment of professional learning communities.
"The Corbin Independent School District is very excited to be part of this project," said Mark Daniels, director of instructional support for the District. "Teacher effectiveness will be strengthened with those entering the profession going beyond the traditional student-teaching model. EKU and Corbin have always had a strong partnership in teacher effectiveness programs, and we look forward to the innovative and evidence-based methods that will be developed."
Although CAPT is funded for only three years, Naugle said: "We consider this seed money to start a new way of doing teacher preparation. It is hoped that as we go through this, we will refine the process and expand the model to other districts and to our preparation of elementary and secondary teacher candidates."
Dr. Aaron Thompson, senior vice president for the CPE, said, "Investing in Kentucky's future and current teachers is one of the best investments we can make to move the education needle."
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The worst part that I see is that basic research can do so much. Yes not every project succeeds. Not every discovery changes society. But it is basic research that can really advance society. It is guys like John Tate who's work on number theory that led to the encryption we use for internet transactions. He never knew it would do anything but years after doing his work others were able to do something big with it. That is the beauty of basic research, you never know what you will get out of it. It may not pay dividends today or next year but it might pay big in a decade or two. Unfortunately now everything is so driven by results which largely means you can't spend too much time on basic research. Instead you have to focus on making some product or advancement for profit.
I agree. There's SOOO much basic science we still don't understand. It becomes a matter of attempting to "spin" it so that someone will support your proposed application.
I feel the same in many ways, but just to put the shoe on the other foot, Darwin was a fairly wealthy man who was friends with other wealthy men. All they had to do was ask somebody for money and they'd give it to them as well as a good amount of recognition. Back then NO women were taken seriously on the subject, and if you were poor or even a lower social class you probably weren't going to get noticed either, even supposing you weren't busy with manual labor. Gregor Mendel had a few friends pressuring him to publish or else no one would have ever known what he was up to. Maddeningly political though the modern system is, it's still better than science during Darwin's day. Darwin himself couldn't publish until he was almost dead because of the church. Politics have always played a role, both the petty and serious kind.
As for the state of education, we have much more students enrolled in school now as a percentage of child population than ever before. I think this is a good thing on the whole, but more students means more work for teachers, as well as a higher number of problem students (10% of 10000 is more than 10% of 100). The number of high school graduates is at a four decade high, and while some of this might be number cooking, I think the increase has to be be somewhat indicative of a larger number of more highly educated people. The quality of education may have suffered a small amount, but the total amount of education available on the whole is greater than it's ever been. Improvements can always be made, but I don't think the situation is as bad as some make it out to be.
What I'm more concerned with, and what you've touched on here, is the availability of work and the appropriateness of education to the jobs that are available. There aren't enough professorship positions available for scientists even if they DID all want to be professors, and yet that's where the conveyor belt that graduate students are on is going. And that's just one area, the same thing happens in History, Philosophy…just about every subject someone could have interest in. Couple that with the stigma that not going to college has now and I think there's a definite problem. In College especially, and in high school too there are some kids who are being led down a path that isn't what they really want, and that's a major problem. Idle, well educated people are one thing, but angry, idle, and well educated people rarely ever help society.
Arg….. I had a long reply and browser ate it.
Anyhoo… not saying it was better way back when. Totally not. The decline in quality is worse than you imagine and is within the last generation. We are the tail end of the improvement.


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Q: Palo API key request always says invalid credentials even when using superuser logins that work within API GUI I was trying to request an API key from my Palo Alto. On the documentation it gives modules you can use which I downloaded and tried using as instructed. However, I continually got the
keygen: "URLError: code: 403 reason: Invalid Credential" error. I made sure the username I was using had access to the API GUI and is not locked in anyway. The only other issue I can come up with is that I am not providing a password since it doesn't show how in the documentation and doesn't prompt when using this API request automatically. I have already opened a ticket with the vendor I just wanted to also see if anyone in this community has seen this issue and knows what it is possibly since it seems like it should be an easy fix. Here is the command I'm using for the key generation.
python panxapi.py -h '192.168.1.104' -l admin:username: -k

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Maybe you can now run around the track without stopping, you don�t get winded going up and down stairs, and you can give your kids a piggy back ride without being out of commission for days afterward. Keep track of your energy levels, your conditioning, and your overall well-being. Screw the scale.... Did you know that your healthy weight does not have to do with numbers on a scale? Read on and discover three of the most common calculations used to determine an ideal weight range. Read on and discover three of the most common calculations used to determine an ideal weight range.
You can achieve better body transforming results and be much happier during the process if you stay off the scale. So, first things first � if you�re going to participate in the following challenge (staying off the scale), you need to get rid of it. Now.
You may also notice changes in your body fat percentage. Get it checked with a specialized scale found in some fitness centers or by a professional who uses skinfold calipers to pinch various sites before plugging the numbers into an equation.
You�ll also want to know what the airline defines as carry-on luggage as opposed to �personal item or baggage�. In addition to the weights, make sure your bags fit (or look like they do) the rough dimension requirements as well.


Haya Rashed Al Khalifa Attorneys acted as Bahraini legal counsel to OAO Sberbank (SBER) of Russia, Russia's largest Bank and the biggest lender in Eastern Europe, in the acquisition Turkish Denizbank AS (DENIZ) from Belgium's Dexia SA for 6.47 billion liras ($3.53 billion).
This landmark transaction, which is expected to be earnings accretive for Sberbank from year one, represents the largest acquisition in the bank's 170-year history and is the latest step in Sberbank's transformation from a domestic champion into a leading international financial institution.
The sale includes Denizbank's Austrian, Russian and Bahrain units, Haya Rashed Al Khalifa Attorneys advised on the Denizbank AS, Bahrain Branch acquisition. The sale is expected to be completed in the fourth quarter after regulatory approvals and the deal would be the largest in Eastern Europe, the Middle East and Africa this year and the biggest in Turkey. The Haya Rashed Al Khalifa team was led by partner Ronald Langat assisted by associate Saad Al Doseri.


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OHASSTA Conference November 15-16 in Toronto!
OHASSTA is now accepting professional learning session proposals from all history and social science educators across the province.
Our association is beginning again for a new school year. We do invite potential members to join us as we work to support teachers across the province.
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As September approaches the Ministry of Education is aware that some schools may be offering the new Legal Studies, Grade 12, College Preparation course (CLN4C) in first semester. At this time it is anticipated that the revised curriculum policy document will be released in the fall. Pending this release we would like to invite teachers planning to offer Legal Studies (CLN4C) in first semester to participate in a pilot project using the near-final draft version of the course. This pilot would require teachers to actively participate in providing feedback and suggestions related to further development of support materials for mandatory implementation of the revised course scheduled for September 2014.
Please contact Maureen Callan at maureen.callan@ontario.ca if you would be interested in this pilot project.
Newest Adolescent Literacy Guide "Alert" includes research-based practices to support students posing and pursuing their own questions. Great links to thrust of revised SSHG, CWS and SSH curricula. Click here to view "Make room for STUDENTS TO POSE AND PURSUE QUESTIONS"
To view a 2-page chart listing highlights of key changes and revisions to the SSHG curriculum, click here.
What's NEW or CHANGED in the REVISED (2013) Social Sciences and Humanities curriculum?


This is 1×2 mosaic of an extremely beautiful area (around M 42, the Orion Nebula) and often "visited" by astrophotographers around the world. NGC 2024 (also known as the Flame Nebula) is the nebula sitting on the left hand side of this mosaic. It is an emission nebula that is better imaged with Halpha. IC 434 (on the right) is a bright red emission nebula, with Barnard 33, a dark nebula (better known as the Horsehead Nebula) superimposed in front of it, showing a seahorse head shape, more than a horse (but some people disagree). The blue-colored nebula just right off of center is NGC 2023, a reflection nebula with minor emission lanes (in red) that is aesthetically very nice, but often overlooked due to its spectacular neighbors.
Total exposure: 38.5 hours (48 L; 64RGB; 25Halpha) 5 OIII frames were taken to help reduce the tremendous blue glare from Alnitak.


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Q: What is regularization in plain english? Unlike other articles, I found the wikipedia entry for this subject unreadable for a non-math person (like me).
I understood the basic idea, that you favor models with fewer rules. What I don't get is how do you get from a set of rules to a 'regularization score' which you can use to sort the models from least to most overfit.
Can you describe a simple regularization method?
I'm interested in the context of analyzing statistical trading systems. It would be great if you could describe if/how I can apply regularization to analyze the following two predictive models:
Model 1 - price going up when:

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*exp_moving_avg(price, period=50) > exp_moving_avg(price, period=200)

Model 2 - price going up when:

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*price[n] < price[n-1] 10 times in a row

*exp_moving_avg(price, period=200) going up

But I'm more interested in getting a feeling for how you do regularization. So if you know better models for explaining it please do.

A: In simple terms, regularization is tuning or selecting the preferred level of model complexity so your models are better at predicting (generalizing). If you don't do this your models may be too complex and overfit or too simple and underfit, either way giving poor predictions.
If you least-squares fit a complex model to a small set of training data you will probably overfit, this is the most common situation. The optimal complexity of the model depends on the sort of process you are modeling and the quality of the data, so there is no a-priori correct complexity of a model.
To regularize you need 2 things:
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*A way of testing how good your models are at prediction, for example using cross-validation or a set of validation data (you can't use the fitting error for this).

*A tuning parameter which lets you change the complexity or smoothness of the model, or a selection of models of differing complexity/smoothness.

Basically you adjust the complexity parameter (or change the model) and find the value which gives the best model predictions.
Note that the optimized regularization error will not be an accurate estimate of the overall prediction error so after regularization you will finally have to use an additional validation dataset or perform some additional statistical analysis to get an unbiased prediction error.
An alternative to using (cross-)validation testing is to use Bayesian Priors or other methods to penalize complexity or non-smoothness, but these require more statistical sophistication and knowledge of the problem and model features.

A: Suppose you perform learning via empirical risk minimization.
More precisely:

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*you have got your non-negative  loss function $L(\text{actual value},\text{ predicted value})$ which characterize how bad your predictions are

*you want to fit your model in a such way that its predictions minimize mean of loss function, calculated only on training data (the only data you have)

Then the aim of learning process is to find $\text{Model} = \text{argmin} \sum L(\text{actual}, \text{predicted}(\text{Model}))$ (this method is called empirical risk minimization).
But if you haven't got enough data and there is a huge amount of variables in your model, it is very probable to find such a model that not only explain patterns but also explains random noise in your data. This effect is called overfitting and it leads to degradation of generalization ability of your model.
In order to avoid overfitting a regularization term is introduced into the target function:
$\text{Model} = \text{argmin} \sum L(\text{actual}, \text{predicted}(\text{Model})) + \lambda R(\text{Model})$
Usually, this term $R(\text{Model})$ imposes a special penalty on complex models. For instance, on models with large coefficients (L2 regularization, $R$=sum of squares of coefficients) or with a lot if non-zero coefficients (L1 regularization, $R$=sum of absolute values of coefficients). If we are training decision tree, $R$ can be its depth.
Another point of view is that $R$ introduces our prior knowledge about a form of the best model ("it doesn't have too large coefficients", "it is almost orthogonal to $\bar a$")

A: Put in simple terms, regularization is about benefiting the solutions you'd expect to get. As you mention, for example you can benefit "simple" solutions, for some definition of simplicity. If your problem has rules, one definition can be fewer rules. But this is problem-dependent.
You're asking the right question, however. For example in Support Vector Machines this "simplicity" comes from breaking ties in the direction of "maximum margin". This margin is something that can be clearly defined in terms of the problem. There is a very good geometric derivation in the SVM article in Wikipedia. It turns out that the regularization term is, arguably at least, the "secret sauce" of SVMs.
How do you do regularization? In general that comes with the method you use, if you use SVMs you're doing L2 regularization, if your using LASSO you're doing L1 regularization (see what hairybeast is saying). However, if you're developing your own method, you need to know how to tell desirable solutions from non-desirable ones, and have a function that quantifies this. In the end you'll have a cost term and a regularization term, and you want to optimize the sum of both.

A: Regularization techniques are techniques applied to machine learning models which make the decision boundary / fitted model smoother. Those techniques help to prevent overfitting.
Examples: L1, L2, Dropout, Weight Decay in Neural Networks. Parameter $C$ in SVMs.

A: In simple term, Regularization is a technique to avoid over-fitting when training machine learning algorithms.
If you have an algorithm with enough free parameters you can interpolate with great detail your sample, but examples coming outside the sample might not follow this detail interpolation as it just captured noise or
random irregularities in the sample instead of the true trend.
Over-fitting is avoided by limiting the absolute value of the parameters in the model.This can be done by adding a term to the cost function that imposes a penalty based on the magnitude of the model parameters.
If the magnitude is measured in L1 norm this is called "L1 regularization"
(and usually results in sparse models), if it is measured in L2 norm this is called "L2 regularization", and so on.


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type GainLoss struct {
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type gainLoss GainLoss

// ClosedPosition represents the closed_position object.
type ClosedPosition struct {
	ClosedDate      *time.Time `json:"close_date,omitempty"`
	Cost            *float64   `json:"cost,omitempty"`
	GainLoss        *float64   `json:"gain_loss,omitempty"`
	GainLossPercent *float64   `json:"gain_loss_percent,omitempty"`
	OpenDate        *time.Time `json:"open_date,omitempty"`
	Proceeds        *float64   `json:"proceeds,omitempty"`
	Quantity        *int       `json:"quantity,omitempty"`
	Symbol          *string    `json:"symbol,omitempty"`
	Term            *int       `json:"term,omitempty"`
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type closedPosition struct {
	*ClosedPosition `json:"closed_position,omitempty"`
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// UnmarshalJSON unmarshals gain_loss into GainLoss object.
func (g *GainLoss) UnmarshalJSON(b []byte) (err error) {
	gainLossStr := ""
	gainLossObj := gainLoss{}
	closedPositionObj := closedPosition{}

	// If closed_position is a string, i.e. "null"
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		return nil
	}

	// If closed_position is an array
	if err = json.Unmarshal(b, &gainLossObj); err == nil {
		*g = GainLoss(gainLossObj)
		return nil
	}

	// If closed_position is an object
	if err = json.Unmarshal(b, &closedPositionObj); err == nil {
		*g = GainLoss{
			ClosedPosition: []*ClosedPosition{closedPositionObj.ClosedPosition},
		}
		return nil
	}

	return nil
}

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func (g *GainLoss) MarshalJSON() ([]byte, error) {
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		return json.Marshal("null")
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		})
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	return json.Marshal(*g)
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This afternoon's episode of The Film Programme on BBC Radio 4 was a special edition devoted to Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey, in which presenter Francine Stock visited the Kubrick Archive. The programme also included an interview with Piers Bizony, author of the limited edition book The Making Of Stanley Kubrick's 2001. There have been several previous 2001 documentaries, notably A Look Behind The Future (produced by Look magazine, 1967) and The Making Of A Myth (Channel 4, 13th January 2001).
On 21st November, police in Cyprus removed photographs from an art exhibition and charged the organisers with exhibiting obscene material. Diorthosi, an exhibition of photographs by Paola Revenioti, opened at the Old Municipal Market in Nicosia on 20th November, and was scheduled to run for three consecutive evenings.
This week, there has been a new wave of protests against the coup, inspired by the release of the film The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part I. The three-finger salute used in the film, and other activities such as eating sandwiches and reading George Orwell's 1984, were adopted as protest symbols by those opposed to military rule.
After the 22nd May coup, protests at Victory Monument were tolerated for a week or so, before a police and military crackdown began. Then, opponents of the coup turned to symbolic acts such as the Hunger Games salute, though even these innocuous acts resulted in arrests.
By June, police were being stationed at Victory Monument, Siam Paragon, and other Bangkok venues to pre-empt any possible protests. This, coupled with the detention of critics of the NCPO, effectively ended the protests, and the anti-coup movement apparently dissipated. Since then, the NCPO has implemented various popular policies, such as banning vendors from some streets and beaches (though this is similar to the "Mussolini made the trains run on time" argument: efficiency is no substitute for democracy).
However, the release this week of the latest Hunger Games film has revived the anti-coup protests, and police were again stationed at Siam Paragon. Five students were arrested on Wednesday after they gave the three-finger salute during a speech by PM and coup leader Prayuth. Several other students were arrested yesterday outside two Bangkok cinemas, on the day the new film was released. When asked about the arrested protesters today, Prayuth said: "I'm not concerned about the three-finger salute. I don't know whether it's illegal or not, but it could jeopardise their futures."
Thailand is currently under martial law. However, the anti-coup protesters have all been released without charge, suggesting that their actions are not illegal, and their arrests are therefore intended to intimidate pro-democracy activists.
Thai Charisma features thirty-eight artefacts from the vaults of the Fine Arts Department, juxtaposed with new works by nineteen contemporary artists. The Fine Arts pieces include an impressive 12th century stone Buddha and Naga statue, and a collection of Bronze Age Ban Chiang pots decorated with abstract patterns. Prasert Yodkaew's sculpture Angel (2012, an eight-armed Buddha holding a cage containing a dead fish and frog) is one of the contemporary highlights.
One of the galleries at BACC has been completely renovated for the exhibition. New walls, and even a double-glazed door, have been installed, to display the Fine Arts Department artefacts.
Taxidermy Art: A Rogue's Guide To The Work, The Culture, & How To Do It Yourself, by self-styled 'rogue taxidermist' Robert Marbury, profiles a selection of contemporary taxidermists and provides a step-by-step guide to DIY taxidermy. Only twenty artists are included, three of whom (including the author) don't actually use real animals in their work.
The selection of taxidermists includes Polly Morgan (whose Psychopomps exhibition was held in 2010) and Sarina Brewer (who uses 'esodermy' to preserve the bones and muscle tissue of skinned animals, in a reversal of the traditional taxidermy process). Damien Hirst's shark (The Physical Impossibility Of Death In The Mind Of Someone Living) and Robert Rauschenberg's eagle (Canyon) are described though not illustrated, and other celebrated artist-taxidermists such as Thomas Grunfeld and Maurizio Cattelan are not mentioned at all.
Taxidermy Art is interesting as a concise portfolio of recent taxidermy artworks, though it's not really useful for reference as no dates or dimensions of the works are provided. Alexis Turner's Taxidermy is a more extensive guide to the subject.
Christopher Nolan's Interstellar stars Matthew McConaughey as a former NASA pilot who turns to subsistence farming as life on Earth becomes increasingly unsustainable. Michael Caine (who also appeared in Batman Begins and its sequels, The Prestige, and Inception) sends McConaughey and other astronauts (including Anne Hathaway, who played Catwoman in The Dark Knight Rises) through a wormhole in search of a habitable planet. The cast also includes (shh!) Matt Damon in a cameo role.
As in Nolan's previous films, practical special effects (such as gimbals) are prioritised over CGI. For the first time since his directorial debut, Nolan worked without cinematographer Wally Pfister, collaborating instead with Hoyte van Hoytema (who previously photographed the more modest Let The Right One In and Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy). The result is an ambitious and spectacular film that should be seen on the largest screen possible.
Interstellar is heavily influenced by Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey. In both films (and others such as Contact and Prometheus), an alien signal inspires a mission into deep space. Interstellar's black hole is as out-there as 2001's 'stargate', and both films feature artificial environments designed for inter-dimensional acclimatisation. Interstellar's rotating Endeavor spaceship was surely inspired by 2001's Space Station V (itself based on a design by Wernher von Braun). Hans Zimmer's score occasionally references Also Sprach Zarathustra, which was popularised by 2001.
Nolan is sometimes compared to Kubrick, as both directors are famous for maintaining secrecy around their work and for their perfectionist approach to cinema exhibition. They're both also associated with emotionally detached films, and the uncharacteristic sentimentality in Interstellar is its main weakness. As in the climaxes of Contact and AI, there's too much corn, and not just from McConaughey's cornfield. A father's love for his children was an understandable character motivation in Inception, though Interstellar presents it as part of a scientific explanation of cosmic events.
In a Hollywood of lowest common denominator franchises, reboots, and remakes, Nolan stands out as a director of original and intelligent blockbusters. Interstellar is a science-fiction film, though it's informed by research into complex theoretical physics. Similarly, Memento and Inception were challenging films that demanded concentration from their viewers. However, as the black hole approaches in Interstellar, the film abandons its connections to logical science, and it becomes impossible to suspend disbelief. As in AI, it feels as if a mawkish and implausible coda has been tacked onto an otherwise coherent science-fiction adventure.
It also stretches credibility that McConaughey would be invited to lead an interstellar mission immediately after arriving at NASA unannounced, and Caine's line "I can't tell you any more unless you agree to pilot this craft" is best forgotten. Equally unbelievably, McConaughey leaves his family the very next day to begin the mission. Then, as the spaceship approaches a wormhole, another astronaut has to draw him a diagram to explain how a wormhole works. These clunky moments, and the final act's shift from sci-fi into sentimental fantasy, ultimately make Interstellar less satisfying than Inception or Memento.
Nolan shot half an hour of footage for The Dark Knight with a 70mm IMAX camera, and its sequel The Dark Knight Rises contained an hour of IMAX. Interstellar features even more IMAX footage, and is being released in 70mm at selected IMAX cinemas; these prints have an aspect ratio alternating between 1.43:1 (for the IMAX footage) and 2.4:1 (for the anamorphic sequences). The film does indeed look incredible when presented in 70mm IMAX, which has the highest picture quality and largest screen size of any cinema projection system.
Interstellar is also being released in a variety of other formats, all of which crop the IMAX footage to varying degrees. At digital IMAX cinemas, the aspect ratio will alternate between 1.9:1 and 2.4:1. There are also 70mm prints, screening at 2.2:1; and 35mm, DCP, and 4DX releases, at 2.4:1. It's a sign of Nolan's passion for film over digital (shared by Quentin Tarantino, and articulated in the documentary Side By Side), and of his close relationship with the studio, that celluloid prints have been struck in addition to the DCP version.
The distinction between 70mm IMAX and digital IMAX is significant, as digital IMAX uses smaller screens than 70mm IMAX and has a lower picture resolution. Digital IMAX and IMAX DMR are inferior to native 70mm IMAX, though IMAX cinemas are increasingly converting to digital and 70mm IMAX is in (terminal) decline. In Thailand, there are currently five IMAX-branded cinemas, though only the Krungsri IMAX at Siam Paragon (in Bangkok) has the capacity for original 70mm on a full-sized screen.


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SSID (Service Set Identifier) — это символьное название беспроводной точки доступа Wi-Fi, служащее для идентификации её среди других точек пользователями или устройствами, подключающимися к сети. SSID представляет собой строку, размером до 32 байт, которая передается широковещательно в эфир. Расположенные рядом с сетью устройства принимают название и если им разрешено присоединиться к точке доступа, то соединяются с ней. С точки зрения безопасности сети администраторы иногда запрещают точке доступа вещать идентификатор, тогда такое устройство в списке видимых точек доступа не отображается, чтобы подключиться к такой сети необходимо ввести идентификатор в подключаемом устройстве вручную. Существуют точки доступа, позволяющие разделять абонентов по сегментам, в таких случаях одна точка доступа может иметь несколько идентификаторов SSID. Обмен данными в Wi-Fi сетях регламентируется стандартом IEEE 802.11.

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Для того, чтобы беспроводное устройство подключилось к точке доступа WiFi необходимо знать идентификатор сети (SSID) к которой оно собирается подключиться. Для этого, точка доступа широковещательно транслирует в сеть свой символьный идентификатор с помощью специальных сигнальных пакетов на скорости 0,1 Мбит/с (каждые 100 мс). Зная идентификатор сети клиентское устройство запрашивает разрешение на подключение применяя его в запросе. Если такое разрешение получено, то происходит сопряжение беспроводного устройства с точкой доступа. Размер символьного идентификатора ограничен 32 байтами.

Иногда различают сети:
 Беспроводная сеть с базовым набором служб BSS (basic service set), тогда идентификатор в такой сети обозначают: BSSID (Basic Service Set Identification), который собой представляет MAC-адрес беспроводного устройства;
 Беспроводная сеть с расширенным набором служб ESS (extended service set), тогда идентификатор в такой сети принято обозначать: ESSID (Extended Service Set Identification)

Зная SSID сети, клиент может выяснить, возможно ли подключение к данной точке доступа. При попадании в зону действия двух точек доступа с идентичными SSID, «приёмник» может выбирать между ними на основании данных об уровне сигнала. Стандарт Wi-Fi даёт клиенту полную свободу при выборе критериев для соединения.

Обмен данными в Wi-Fi сети регламентируется стандартом IEEE 802.11.

Безопасность
Вещание в сеть SSID является небезопасным, поэтому беспроводную сеть можно обезопасить путем отмены широковещания SSID, что является допустимым в стандарте 802.11, но при этом пользователь должен сам ввести SSID в коммутируемое устройство и задать параметры соединения. Метод сокрытия широковещания SSID не является безопасным, идентификатор все равно можно узнать, поскольку в некоторых пакетах передачи данных (фрейм-бакены) между устройством и точкой доступа передается SSID в открытом виде (не шифруется), пользователь, желающий получить доступ к такой сети может прослушать сеть и вычленить из пакета передачи SSID.

Чтобы сделать сеть более защищенной в стандарте 802.11 регламентируется ассоциировать SSID с одной или более точкам доступа, иными словами с помощью SSID можно идентифицировать сегмент сети, тогда нагрузка на поддержание администратором сети упрощается путем поддержания безопасности одного сегмента (не нужно по регламенту менять во всех точках доступа SSID, можно сделать это с одной точкой доступа).

См. также
 IEEE 802.11
 WiFi
 Беспроводная ad-hoc-сеть

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 SSID Wi-Fi сети на роутере. Что это и зачем он нужен?
 Wireless LAN: WAP, BSS, BSSID, SSID, ESS, & ESSID
 Service set identifier (SSID)
 Understanding the Network Terms SSID, BSSID, and ESSID

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In the absence of guidance from the SEC, a 2nd Circuit panel held that the Exchange Act Section 16(b) short-swing profit rule does not apply to an insider's purchase and sale of shares of different types of stock in the same company. The court held that such a purchase does not trigger liability under Section 16(b) if the transactions involve separately traded, nonconvertible stocks with different voting rights (Gibbons v. Malone, January 7, 2013, Cabranes, J.).
According to the court, a director and large shareholder of a company engaged in nine sales of the company's "Series C" stock and ten purchases of its "Series A" stock. The "Series C" stock did not confer any voting rights, while the "Series A" stock did, and neither type was convertible into the other. A shareholder later brought suit seeking disgorgement of the profits realized from these transactions. The district court dismissed the complaint for failure to state a claim, explaining that the statute's use of the term "any equity security" in the singular undermined the shareholder's argument and noting further that that the two series were not functionally equivalent under Section 16(b).
The issue on appeal was the same as that before the district court: whether the short-swing profit rule applies when a corporate insider sells shares of one type of stock issued by the insider's company and then buys shares of a different type of stock in that same company. The appellate court first examined the statutory text and concluded that "Congress' use of the singular term 'any equity security' supports an inference that transactions involving different equity securities cannot be paired under Section 16(b)." The court agreed with the district court's explanation that the "purchase and sale" under the statute must be directed to the same equity security. The court then remarked that it has been its "longstanding view" that while a literal reading of Section 16(b) might permit a recovery in a situation like that presented here, the likelihood "that Congress intended such a result is beyond the realm of judicial fantasy."
The shareholder argued that the Series A and C stocks were "the same security" under the short-swing rule because they were economically equivalent. The court agreed that "essentially indistinguishable securities" would be equivalent and at risk of short-swing speculation, but, in this case, the two stock series were "readily distinguishable," most importantly in their different voting rights. The court explained that the stocks were distinct not merely in name but also in substance and that an insider could prefer one security over the other for reasons unrelated to short-swing profits. The stocks are also not economically equivalent because they are nonconvertible securities whose prices fluctuate relative to one another.
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June 16, 2014 June 16, 2014 by Timothy Judd
A firestorm of controversy has erupted surrounding plans by the Hartford Wagner Festival to perform Wagner's Ring Cycle with a digital "virtual orchestra." The festival's founder, Charles M. Goldstein, has entered sampled sounds of orchestral instruments into a musical software program, which will be played using 24 speakers in the pit. The sounds were provided by a company called the Vienna Symphonic Library. The first opera of the cycle, Das Rheingold, is scheduled for August. In 2004 the Opera Company of Brooklyn attempted a similar performance with Mozart's Magic Flute, but was forced to cancel amid protest. In response to criticism, Hartford Wagner Festival, which should not be confused with Hartford Opera Theater, put out this statement.
If the production goes on as planned, Hartford audiences will pay around $100.00 a ticket for a less-than-live experience. With so many excellent, well mixed recordings available, featuring experienced singers as opposed to this production's young cast, it's hard to understand why patrons wouldn't instead opt for their home entertainment system. Why get in your car and pay for parking when you can listen to recorded music through speakers in the comfort of your own home?
Of course, a recording is no replacement for a real live performance. We continue to value live performances because of the power, presence and immediacy of the sound and the unpredictable excitement of (in the case of Wagner) a hundred or more musicians spontaneously reacting to each other and to the moment. Each performance is a unique event, which will never occur exactly the same way again. Live performance isn't possible without the human element. The way the horn player shapes and colors a musical line feeds the drama onstage and influences and inspires the singers who, in turn, inspire the orchestra.
A Wagner Festival without an orchestra is all the more ironic because Wagner wrote "symphonic" operas, rooted in orchestral color. In his essays, Wagner described his philosophy of the Gesamtkunstwerk, or "total work of art", -a blending of many art forms into one. This seems far removed from the kind of bizarre operatic karaoke dreamed up in Hartford. Goldstein points out that smaller companies often put on these operas using two pianos in the pit. That approach might work if you're presenting The Fantasticks, but in the case of Wagner, if you aren't prepared to invest in a real, live orchestra, why bother?
It's hard to imagine the Hartford performances being anything but cold, dead and soulless. Even if audience members delude themselves into thinking they can't tell the difference between a virtual string section and a real one, they will still feel the difference on a subconscious level. In the end, music is about feeling rather than analyzing. Let's hope there are no young people in the audience looking for their first taste of opera. At a time when we should be celebrating and promoting the excitement of live performance, the Hartford Wagner Festival is shamefully and fraudulently devaluing a great art form.
Join the Facebook group, Musicians Against Hartford Wagner Festival here.
Contact the Hartford Wagner Festival directly here.
UPDATE: June 16, 2:00 pm ET. The Hartford Wagner Festival has just released a statement announcing that it is postponing the Das Rheingold performance.
Becoming one with E-flat major
The expansive opening of Das Rheingold starts with a deep rumble and slowly develops on a single E-flat major chord, hinting at the epic proportions of what is to come. One of opera's most dramatic preludes, this is music which forces us to confront the power of color and pure sound, with all of the rich overtones which can only be created by an orchestra. Here is a Bayreuth performance conducted by Pierre Boulez:
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It emerged as a musical form during the Classical period of Western music from the Baroque concerto grosso.
Pleyel's symphonies concertantes composed between and display an astonishing delight in experimentation with unusual movement combinations. In his fourth symphonie concertante Pleyel ventured to experiment with the instrumentation; instead of opposing two or three soloists to the orchestral tutti, he called for an octet consisting of 5/5(1).
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It was composed in the mids, and all four works feature two solo violins plus orchestra. Three symphonies have only two movements: a moderately paced opening (one is actually a real allegro.
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Nevertheless, his symphonies concertantes were composed for Parisian tastes. He wrote well over a dozen works in this genre, and possibly inspired Mozart to compose his more famous symphonies concertantes, one for violin and violin, and the other for four wind instruments.
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Solo Soloist Julia Bishop. Solo Soloist Anna McDonald. Solo Soloist Sebastian Comberti. Solo Soloist Rachel Brown. The symphonie concertante, the descendant of the Baroque concerto grosso with its opposition of orchestra and solo group, remains a fascinating but little-known genre of the Classical era, with only Haydn's single example and a pair by Mozart, one of them with a murky history, in common se composers wrote a few, but in France there are hundreds of unexamined Price: $ Joseph de Bologne, the Chevalier de Saint-George (also called Joseph Boulogne, the Chevalier de Saint-Georges) was an Afro-French composer, violinist and conductor who was born in the French colony of Guadeloupe on Decem First known as an athlete and France's finest fencer, Saint-George quickly developed an impressive musical reputation as a.
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--- Die New York Times berichtet über zunehmende und an Beachtung gewinnende "Blogger-Kampagnen", durch die sich die Mainstream-Medien unter Druck gesetzt sehen: "The traditional players, including the press, have lost some of the control or exclusive control they used to have," said Jay Rosen, chairman of the journalism department at New York University, who keeps his own Web log, or blog. But, he added, "I think there's a campaign under way to totally politicize journalism and totally politicize press criticism." "It's really an attack, not just on the liberal media or press bias--it's an attack on professionalism itself; on the idea that there could be disinterested reporters," he said. ... the most personal critiques originate among the political blogs--especially from the left--run by individuals who use news media reports for their often heated discussions. Many sites urge visitors to personally call reporters and news organizations and send e-mail messages, which can number in the hundreds daily. "Most of us now realize that this is a constant conversation, and I think that largely, that part of it is good," said Howard Fineman, chief political correspondent for Newsweek. "Some of the stuff includes very personal and nasty things about people--they go after people's physical characteristics, they'll say somebody's ugly--and you just have to ignore that." Still, he said, "I would be lying if I didn't say it could be hurtful." A recent posting on Daily Kos, a liberal Web site visited by more than 500,000 people daily, according to blog rankings posted on a site called The Truth Laid Bear, declared that Fineman "loves the GOP and hates gays, just like all of the press." It went on to call him "wimpy," a "slime" and worse. ... NBC anchor Tom Brokaw recently likened the tone of the Internet coverage of the CBS National Guard report, presented by the anchor Dan Rather, to a "political jihad." In an interview last week, Brokaw said CBS News had clearly made mistakes. But, he said, "I think there were people just lying in the Internet bushes, waiting to strike, and I think that particular episode gave them a big opportunity."
Nicht ganz leicht eben, mit den neuen selbsternannten Media-Watchdogs umzugehen. Und inwiefern Blogger Kampagnen gegen einzelne Medien oder Personen betreiben sollten, muss sicherlich auch noch diskutiert werden. Der Spindoktor wird seine "Kampagne" gegen Schily noch einmal überdenken. Nicht unerwähnt werden soll in diesem Zusammenhang aber, dass Datenschützer seit gestern nach dem Bundesinnenminister aufgrund seiner Biometrieverliebtheit "fahnden".


LibraryThing's Tim Spalding has been in touch with me and he made some suggestions that I've now added into pewbot.
51 borrowers took out both 0750603054 and 0443040591 and 47 of them took both out at the same time. 3 others took out 0750603054 after 0443040591, and only 1 took it out before. So, if you were going to borrow both books then the chances are you'd be borrowing them at the same time. In other words, if someone wanted to borrow one of the books, then you could strongly recommend that they borrow the other at the same time …or if one of the books was unavailable, then the other might make a good alternative choice.
This time, no one borrowed both at the same time — instead 9 borrowed 0713145226 first, and 11 afterwards.
If we divide the total number of days by the number of borrowers, we get 260 days (5205 / 20) — in other words, on average 260 days elapse between each book being borrowed.
At first, this looks like we might not want to suggest to someone that they borrow both at the same time. However, if we divide the sum of days then we get just -5 days (-99 / 20) — this is because roughly the same number of people borrowed one before the other and visa versa (11 vs 9). So, that means that we might want to suggest both at the same time after all.
We can see that the majority of people (17) borrowed the suggested ISBN afterwards, and only 1 person borrowed both at the same time. Not only that but, on average, there was a gap of 665 days (11976 / 18) between borrowing both. From that, we could deduce that if you were going to borrow 0333577698, then you might want to borrow 0138914257 at the same time, or more likely you'd want to borrow at some point in the next couple of years.
One way to visualise all this is to imagine a bunch of students who are taking a 3 year course on the Java programming language. During the entire course, they might all borrow "Java for Dummies" and "Advanced Java Development", but (given the titles) you wouldn't expect them to borrow both at the same time — maybe they'd get "Dummies" in the first year and "Advanced" in the last year?
So, "Advanced" would be a good suggestion to make if they'd already borrowed "Dummies", but probably not the other way around.
Also, looking at the pewbot suggestions we might that find that lots of people borrowed "Introduction to Java" around about the same time as borrowing "Dummies", so that would make a good suggestion for someone thinking about borrowing "Dummies".
Phew – hope all that kinda makes sense!
Thanks for spotting that Leto — looks like the old feed URL stopped working after I upgraded from WordPress 2.01 to 2.02. It should be fixed now.


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DATES: Effective date: April 12, 2013.
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list of scheduled substances are published at 21 CFR part 1308.
to the Administrator of DEA.
Human Services (HHS), or (3) on the petition of any interested party.
Administrator may issue her final order without a hearing.
the temporary scheduling provisions of 21 U.S.C. 811(h). 76 FR 65371.
an imminent hazard to the public safety pursuant to 21 U.S.C.
811(h)(1). At the time the Final Order took effect, the CSA (21 U.S.C.
permanent placement of methylone in Schedule I of the CSA. 77 FR 63766.
scheduling. Pub. L. 112-144, Sections 1152(b) and 1153.
scientific literature, there are no known medical uses for methylone.
U.S.C. 355) of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act.
FDASIA (see Footnote 2, above).
at www.regulations.gov under docket number DEA-357.
substances have a high potential for abuse.
H.R. Rep. No. 91-1444, 91st Cong., Sess. 1 (1970); 1970 U.S.C.C.A.N.
under the influence of a product containing methylone.
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medical advice from a practitioner licensed to administer methylone.
humans similar to these substances and have a similar pattern of abuse.
stimulant and produces locomotor stimulant activity in animals.
the poison centers of the United States.
possessing or using synthetic cathinones including methylone.
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methylone registered in STRIDE in 2010 and 130 drug exhibits in 2011.
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further research into such substances possible.
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substance to be placed in Schedule I. 21 U.S.C. 812(b)(1)(A)-(B).
methylone are similar to those of Schedule I and II substances.
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review in areas of abuse and diversion.
required to place a drug or other substance in any particular schedule.
of all available data, the Administrator of DEA, pursuant to 21 U.S.C.
methylenedioxy-N-methylcathinone (methylone) under medical supervision.
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all stocks of the substance on hand at the time of registration.
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