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Q: Analytic geometry - rotation + translation In $K=O\vec{e_1}\vec{e_2}\vec{e_3}$ I have to find the analytical representation of the screw motion( rotation + translation) $\psi$ with a rotation axis $g$ given by the points $A(5,-4,3)$ and $B(0,0,5)$ , the angle of rotation is $\theta=\frac{3\pi}{2}$ and the translation vector is $p\uparrow\uparrow AB,|p|=5$. I have no problem finding the equation of $g$ and the vector $p$. I also know that the matrix of rotation along the axis $Oz$ looks like this:
$$ \begin{pmatrix}
cos\theta & -sin\theta  & 0 \\
sin\theta & cos\theta & 0\\
0 &0  & 1
\end{pmatrix}$$
My problem is that $g$ isn't $Oz$ and I don't know what to do to make the rotation matrix be around $g$. Also a step by step solution to this problem is very important to me , because I will have similar problems on my test. All solutions are welcomed. Thanks in advance $\ddot\smile$

A: $\def\vec#1{\overrightarrow{#1}}$
Let
$$\vec{u}=\frac{1}{\Vert\vec{AB}\Vert}\vec{AB}=\frac{1}{3\sqrt{5}}\left[\matrix{-5\cr 4\cr 2}\right].$$
Consider any unit vector that is orthogonal to $\vec{u}$, for example
$$
\vec{v}=\frac{1}{\sqrt{5}}\left[\matrix{0\cr -1\cr 2}\right]
$$
Finally, define $\vec{w}=\vec{u}\wedge \vec{v}$,
$$
\vec{w}=\frac{1}{3}\left[\matrix{2\cr 2\cr 1}\right]
$$
So that $(\vec{u}, \vec{v},\vec{w})$ is a direct orthonormal basis of $\mathbb{R}$. The rotation $R$ around $\vec{u}$ of angle $\theta=3\pi/2$ acts on this basis  as follows
$$R(\vec{u})=\vec{u},\quad R(\vec{v})=-\vec{w},\quad R(\vec{w})=\vec{v}.$$
Now, if $(x,y,z)$ are the coordinates of a point $M$ in the canonical basis of $\mathbb{R}^3$ then then
$$\eqalign{\vec{OM}&=(\vec{OM}\cdot \vec{u})\vec{u}+(\vec{OM}\cdot \vec{v})\vec{v}+(\vec{OM}\cdot \vec{w})\vec{w}\cr
&=\frac{-5x+4y+2z}{3\sqrt{5}}\vec{u}+
\frac{-y+2z}{\sqrt{5}}\vec{v}+\frac{2x+2y+z}{3}\vec{w}
}
$$
and consequently, its image $M'$ under the the skew rotation $R$ followed by the translation of vector $\vec{p}=5\vec{u}$, is given by
$$\eqalign{\vec{OM'}&=5\vec{u}+
\frac{-5x+4y+2z}{3\sqrt{5}}\vec{u}-
\frac{-y+2z}{\sqrt{5}}\vec{w}+\frac{2x+2y+z}{3}\vec{v}
}
$$
The final step is just to replace the coordinates of $\vec{u}, \vec{v},\vec{w}$ in the previous expression to obtain the coordinates $(x',y',z')$ of $M'$ in terms of those of $M$, this is simple algebra.$\qquad\square$

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The current issue of Doctor Who Magazine (issue 408) features some never-before-seen photos from missing '60s story The Celestial Toymaker.
For the latest issue, the long-running magazine's regular 'The Fact Of Fiction' feature looks at the classic William Hartnell adventure – broadcast in four parts from April 2nd – 23, 1966, and starring a young Michael Gough as the eponymous villain.
It includes revealing set-photos and publicity pictures from the serial taken from negatives located in the BBC's Photo Library a few months ago by regular DWM contributor Derek Handley.
The new images are important as only episode four, 'The Final Test', still resides in the BBC archives, though soundtracks to all episodes exist and have been released by the BBC as part of their Radio Collection series. You can buy it here.
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MIT professor Jonathan Gruber says that a plan to tax so-called "Cadillac" health care plans isn't a tax at all. But what else could it be given Gruber's own analysis of the Senate plan:
It would reduce the incentives for employers to provide excessively generous insurance, leading to more cost-conscious use of health care and, ultimately, lower spending. In other words, it "bends the curve." It would also be progressive, in that it would take from those with the most generous insurance to finance the expansion of coverage to those without insurance.
Admittedly I'm a mere public school simpleton, so there may be linguistic and economic nuances of which I'm incredibly ignorant. But where I'm from, if the government is going to "take from" one person and "finance the expansion of X" to another, that's a tax. Dr. Gruber can pussyfoot around the wording until Judgment Day, but a tax is a tax is a tax. This all-to-common tendency on the part of liberals ne progressives to obfuscate rather than clarify is one of their more aggravating habits.
Call it what you will, the Senate plan Gruber endorses is un-American. Our Founding Fathers came to this country in order to live life on their own terms instead of kneeling to the government authority of their day. The notion that each man worked to provide for himself and his family and expected no assistance from outside that family is an integral part of the American story and perhaps THE essential element of our nation's success.
(This is not to say that settlers didn't work cooperatively and give charitably but rather that such group interactions were performed voluntarily and out of self-interest and so were in harmony with the idea of individualism.)
It is entirely noble of Democratic politicians to seek to provide medical care to the poor. Yet it is ignoble in the extreme to use the power of government to force charity from their unwilling fellow citizens.
Consider a land owner with a single apple tree on his property. He plants the seed one spring day in the hope that some years hence it will bear fruit. In the intervening years the man nurtures the plan, bringing it water from his well in drought and fertilizer in the proper amount from his stables, covering it against the cold and picking worms from among its leaves when they come. A decade passes and the man receives the first yield from the tree: 100 perfect Golden Delicious apples.
What claim does the government have on 40 of these apples? By what right does it deprive the man and his family of the fruit of his labor?
Of what concern is it to the government that the man's neighbor to the left failed to plant a seed at all for fear of having to work to cultivate his own tree? Why should the government consider the neighbor on the right who planted a seed from the self-same core as the hard-working individual but through neglect or incompetence or drunkenness failed to raise a producing tree?
I am not immune from envy, though I try to steel myself against its soul-corroding effects. A health care plan costing $25,000/year would be a significant improvement for my family over our current coverage. But it is not my right to demand that a man in a more prestigious position or with greater wealth give me his plan so that we might be equal.
Such a demand flies directly in the face of every principle on which this country was founded. Moreover, a government that would enforce such a demand using its confiscatory and police powers is not one that bases its actions on the authority granted it by the Constitution.
Wisdom might indicate to such a man that his cup overfloweth and that Christian charity is called for. But if such mercy is not in the man's heart, it is neither for Congress nor the president to force him to yield. This is, above all else, the singular principle that lies at the heart of what it means to be American. Destroy it and you destroy America.
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Grand Isle Migratory Bird Festival - CANCELED
Presented By: Grand Isle Tourist Commission
Dates: April 17, 2020 - April 19, 2020
Recurrence: Recurring daily
Location: Grand Isle
Address: LA Hwy 1, Grand Isle, LA 70358
Due to concerns over COVID-19, this year's event has been canceled. The birding trail and beaches will remain open for birders.
The annual Grand Isle Migratory Bird Celebration takes place Friday to Sunday, April 17, 18, 19, 2020 throughout the town of Grand Isle.
"After a long flight across the Gulf of Mexico, migrating birds flock to Grand Isle to rest after their difficult journey. The island has become one of the best places in the world to see the variety of species flying north," said Grand Isle Mayor David Camardelle. "The Migratory Bird Festival not only celebrates their arrival but provides easy viewing access to visitors."
See songbirds in oak-hackberry woods, shorebirds and waders on beaches and in the marshes and raptors overhead. Grand Isle is an essential stop for songbirds during their spring and fall migrations across the Gulf of Mexico. The celebration is held annually to correspond with peak bird migration in April. Last year, 168 different bird species were identified during the three-day event.
This Annual Celebration Event, initiated in 1998, was created in part to support the purchase and management of the Grand Isle Sanctuary to protect some of the last remaining undeveloped chenier habitats (live oak ridges). The event is hosted by the Grand Isle Sanctuary Group, Grand Isle Community Development Team, Town of Grand Isle, The Louisiana Nature Conservancy and Barataria-Terrebonne National Estuary Program.
See the full list of events here.
See tour descriptions here.


During the September Nintendo Direct, Nintendo announced that Isabelle would be playable in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. The second announcement, however, was the big one. A "new mainline game" in the Animal Crossing series is coming to the Switch in 2019.


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March 24, 2017 Library Publishes New Book, "Picturing America: The Golden Age of Pictorial Maps"
Designed to educate, amuse, or advertise, pictorial maps were a clever and colorful component of print culture in the mid-20th century, often overlooked in studies of cartography. A new book published by the Library of Congress in association with the University of Chicago Press, "Picturing America: The Golden Age of Pictorial Maps," by Stephen J. Hornsby, celebrates these vibrant maps, tracing their development and proliferation from the 1920s to the 1970s.
Cartographers have long incorporated illustrations into their maps, drawing mountains, cities, and even sea monsters on maps, looking back at some medieval examples. Hornsby demonstrates how 20th-century artists adapted this tradition, encouraged by improvements in print technology and inspired by trends in advertising, graphic design and popular culture.
More than 150 maps, most drawn from the Library of Congress's Geography and Maps Division, are illustrated in six thematic chapters. "Maps to Amuse" includes satirical works like "A New Yorker's Idea of the United States of America" (1935), while "Maps to Instruct" shows such maps as "A Pictorial Chart of American Literature" (1932), marking the residences of famous American authors. Regional tourism ads, World War II posters, and maps of colonial America are just a few of the many types of maps encountered in this volume.
The New York Times calls the book "beautifully illustrated" and notes that it documents the golden age of pictorial maps, from the 1920s to the 1970s. It includes the playful (distorted views of the country from the perspective of New Yorkers, Texans and Californians); the obscure (a map of volunteer fire departments in Philadelphia, circa 1792, commissioned and drawn in 1938); and more of the obscure (a map of Michigan bakeries).
"Picturing America" shows how mid-century mapmakers paired vivid illustrations with educational information, entrepreneurial spirit, and humor to create lively pictorial maps that are as entertaining to today's readers as they were to their original audiences.
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The Ugly There are many unflattering descriptions of the divorce process: "Knock down/drag out", "scorched earth", fight to the death", "battle" and so on. Sadly, many divorces live up to these pejorative terms. Former partners fight for months or years.
Probate - I'm Scared of Probate, Is It Necessary?
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Powers of Attorney - What They Are and Why You Need Them
By Sara Traub May 01, 2017 facebook twitter
Do you have financial and healthcare powers of attorney? Most people equate estate planning only with dying, but there are other important components of an estate plan that are relevant while you are alive, one of those is powers of…
Special Needs Trust Fairness Act (SNTFA)
By Erin E. Wideman April 24, 2017 facebook twitter
The Special Needs Trust Fairness Act (SNTFA) was signed into law by President Obama, after being approved by the House and Senate, in 2016. While Special Needs Trusts have been since the Omnibus Reconciliation Act was passed in 1993, there…
Special Needs Children - Know the Types and Know Your Rights
18.5% of American Children under age 18 are Special Needs Children. That doesn't mean that they aren't smart, talented or capable. Just that they have specific challenges that a "normal" student would not face. There are four major types of…
The Alzheimer's Association Report - Increasing Costs and Impact
By Marcy G. Baysinger March 27, 2017 facebook twitter
The Alzheimer's Association released a report on March 7, 2017 with updated statistics related to the number of Americans with Alzheimer's dementia and the growing cost and impact of the disease on families and the economy. Some startling findings: Unless…
Do You Need A Trust?
Many clients come to us because they have heard they should have a trust. The usual reason for this is to avoid probate. Although trusts can accomplish the purpose of avoiding probate, if this is the only purpose to be…
When Should You Review Your Estate Planning Documents?
By Nell Graham Sale January 20, 2017 facebook twitter
First, let's clarify what your estate planning documents are. Of course, they include your Will and any Codicils, and perhaps your trust or trusts. But they also include any powers of attorney (both financial and health care) as well as…
Is there an age limit for special needs trusts?
By Erin E. Wideman December 28, 2016 facebook twitter
As usual, the answer is, it depends. Special Needs Trusts (SNTs) are a way to save money for disabled persons that do not risk a person's eligibility for government funded programs, such as Medicaid and Supplemental Security Income (SSI). There…
Five Truths and One Lie About Guardianship
By Marcy G. Baysinger December 12, 2016 facebook twitter
Guardianship and conservatorship is the process where a court authorizes another to make decisions for someone who is incapacitated; i.e., someone who is partially or completely functionally impaired to the extent that he is unable to manage his/her personal and/or…
When is a trust necessary or helpful?
By Nell Graham Sale November 23, 2016 facebook twitter
There are many causes of mental and physical incapacity and there are many people who are very bad a managing money, and for one reason or another, should not be left in charge of their own investments. In these cases,…
Having Difficult Conversations with Your Aging Parents
By Margaret A. Graham November 16, 2016 facebook twitter
When Elder Law is a primary focuses of your law practice, you often have clients come to you to discuss their aging parents. They start seeing the signs: the yard is not being cared for the house is…
Community Service: The Constitution for 4th
Working for the law firm Pregenzer, Baysinger, Wideman & Sale allows me to participate in different pro bono activities in our community. Last month I had the opportunity to talk to a class of 4th graders about the Constitution. The…
Should I Create a Trust to Avoid Probate?
By Nell Graham Sale October 12, 2016 facebook twitter
Avoiding probate is a common reason for creating trusts. One thing to note is that only a funded trust will avoid probate. Meaning, only assets that have been transferred and titled in a trust will avoid probate. When properly funded,…
Reflections on a Law Firm
By Ruth O. Pregenzer September 28, 2016 facebook twitter
A little over eight years ago four lawyers of diverse background and experience decided to open a law firm. Each of us had personal reasons for making a change but important to all of us was a belief that we…
Medical Treatment for the Elderly - Less Can Be More
By Marcy G. Baysinger September 14, 2016 facebook twitter
Sometimes, what may be considered "best medical practices" is not in our elderly family members' best interest. I'm not talking about the so-called "death panels" used to frighten the public about universal health care. Rather, I'm talking about the toll…
How is a revocable trust funded? Should all assets be transferred to a revocable trust?
By Nell Graham Sale August 02, 2016 facebook twitter
Trusts are funded by re-titling or transferring title by deed or assignment of individual assets to the revocable trust. Assets may include stocks, bank accounts, real estate, timeshare interests, or business interests. Once assets are transferred into the trust, a…
Moving to a New State Can Get Complicated
By Nell Graham Sale July 20, 2016 facebook twitter
Posted on July 5, 2016 by The Arc. To read the original article, please click HERE. By Wendy H. Sheinberg, CELA written…
What does a will do and why should I have one?
By Erin E. Wideman June 16, 2016 facebook twitter
A will, also known as a "last will and testament", is a legal document that gives instructions to an agent, known as a personal representative in New Mexico, about how to distribute your assets at your death to people and/or…
What is the criteria for a legal will in New Mexico?
Each state has different criteria for wills to be legal or valid. It is important to understand your state requirements when executing a Will. For a will to be legal in New Mexico: -You must be over the age…
Proud to be a Certified Elder Law Attorney
By Nell Graham Sale June 07, 2016 facebook twitter
Last week I received an email from the new President of the Board of Directors of the National Elder Law Foundation (NELF). As a Certified Elder Law Attorney (CELA) myself, his words struck a chord with me. As CELAs, we…
9 Summer Safety Tips
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Do I need a trust?
By Nell Graham Sale May 31, 2016 facebook twitter
Just yesterday, I was asked by a friend "Do you think that I need a trust?" "Well," I said, in my usual lawyerly fashion, "it depends." In our law firm, we draft many trusts for many different reasons. We also…
Preparing for Cognitive Decline - Powers of Attorney and Moving to a Protected Paradise
By Marcy G. Baysinger May 20, 2016 facebook twitter
Dementia is a frightening disease, the last thing you want to feel is scared, isolated, and restricted. Ever wonder if there is a better, more creative way to provide care for a loved one diagnosed with dementia?…
Organ Donation - Best to Include in Advanced Health Care Directive
Organ donation can be a difficult subject to discuss with family members, and can be an even more difficult subject when family members are faced with the decision after a loved one's death. However, donating an organ or even…
Committed to Community Service
By Marcy G. Baysinger April 07, 2016 facebook twitter
I attended the Alzheimer's Association New Mexico Chapter's Dancing Stars Gala on Saturday night. As a member of the Board, I am sure I am somewhat biased, but this organization does great work. The Gala showcases members of…
Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month: 3 Ways to Recognize, Celebrate, and Support People with Special Needs
By Erin E. Wideman March 14, 2016 facebook twitter
March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month! While many advances have been made for people with developmental disabilities, there is still a long road ahead. In the Special Needs Alliance article, Robert B. Fleming, discusses advances and setbacks surrounding developmentally…
It's All About Perspective – A Different Perspective From My Special Needs Daughter
By Margaret A. Graham February 22, 2016 facebook twitter
How often are we sitting in traffic, running late, hitting every red light, and becoming more and more frustrated? Or maybe waiting in a line that never seems to move, or in a doctor's office waiting room well past your…
It happened again last Friday, at a Starbucks. Someone asked me what kind of law I practice. No matter how many times I am asked that simple question, I panic. I've never been able to come up with an effective…
Illness & Suffering: A Cat's Viewpoint of the Medical System
By Nell Graham Sale February 10, 2016 facebook twitter
My cat Jaspurr stopped eating sometime in the fall of 2015. I did not notice this because the other cat was finishing up the left overs in all the dishes. But I finally did notice when he became emaciated to…
How 529 Plans are Opening Doors to the Disabled
By Erin E. Wideman January 25, 2016 facebook twitter
When you think of a 529 plan, you probably think of the 529 college-savings plan. Well, there's a new 529 plan available now – the 529 ABLE ("Achieving a Better Life Experience") account. The 529 ABLE account will provide eligible…
Q & A About Guardianship and Conservatorship
What is Guardianship? The court approved process of appointing a person or agency to act on behalf of an incapacitated adult who is unable to manage some or all aspects of his or her care. What is Conservatorship? The court…
New Year Means New Beginnings and Time to Review Your Estate Plan
By Margaret A. Graham January 01, 2016 facebook twitter
The New Year brings many new beginnings. We often start the New Year with good intentions and resolutions to lose weight, exercise more, curtail some of our other less than healthy habits, be kinder, more patient, travel more, and maybe…
Military Members Able to Name Special Needs Trusts as Beneficiaries of Survivor Benefits
The Disability Military Child Protection Act 2015 was signed by President Obama December 19, 2014. Congress is allowing members of the military to name special needs trusts as the beneficiaries of Survivor Benefits Plans (SBP). What does this mean for…
The holidays are a time when sons and daughters return home to visit their parents. Often, they are surprised to see the decline in their parents' health and independence. When this happens, the sons and daughters need to know what…
Protecting Your Testamentary Wishes As An Older Adult
By Ruth O. Pregenzer December 10, 2015 facebook twitter
Just because you have retired and grown older does not mean you have lost the ability to make decisions about your life or to decide for yourself who will inherit your assets when you die. Perhaps you do not have…
Where Should I Keep My Estate Planning Documents?
Good question! You've thought through your estate plan and you've gone to your attorney to prepare a Will or Trust just how you want it. Then what? You lock them up in your home safe, put them in your safe…
Protect Yourself and Your Loved Ones From The Flu
It's that time of year – flu season! The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommend getting a flu shot annually. Please see the questions and answers below regarding flu vaccines and other vaccines. Q: Why do we need…
ABLE Act for New Mexico November 17, 2015, the Legislative Health and Human Services Committee will consider a new draft of the federal ABLE Act program for New Mexico
In September, 2015, testimony was heard about the ABLE Act by the Legislative Committee on Disabilities of the New Mexico Legislature, and the members of that committee present voted to support passage of an ABLE Act for New Mexico. On Nove
Happy Autumn. Happy Thanksgiving.
By Marcy G. Baysinger November 10, 2015 facebook twitter
Leaves are turning color and falling, turkeys are on sale and our thoughts turn to thankfulness. In addition to the most obvious blessings of family, health, life, and friends, I am thankful for my law practice and for my clients.
Elder Abuse, Financial Exploitation, and Undue Influence
By Ruth O. Pregenzer October 19, 2015 facebook twitter
Elder abuse in the form of financial exploitation can be devastating to the victims and their families. It is pervasive throughout New Mexico and the nation. Most of us are familiar with the harm that can be caused by telephone…
Aid in Dying in New Mexico
By Sara Traub October 08, 2015 facebook twitter
No, New Mexico does not allow physician Aid in Dying…yet. This is a controversial and extremely polarized subject. Where some consider physician Aid in Dying to be assisted suicide, others look at it as opportunity to die with dignity. Oregon…
How to Talk to Your Family About Estate Planning
Discussing finances and end-of-life decisions is not an easy discussion to have with loved ones, but it is an important one. Often many problems in probating an estate or caring for an elderly parent or grandparent can be avoided by…
Mental Illness and Guardianship - The Discussion Continues
The New Mexico Guardianship Association recently hosted its annual Symposium, offering speakers on topics related to guardianship and conservatorship. The theme of the Symposium this year was mental illness and its impact on guardianship. Speakers talked about the difficulties…
How to Dispose of Tangible Personal Property
By Nell Graham Sale September 15, 2015 facebook twitter
We have heard the time worn adage "One man's treasures are another man's junk." Put more personally, when I have moved from one residence to another, I have always been surprised by boxes that are never unpacked, or by discovering…
Medicare Prescription Drug Premiums Projected to Remain Stable
With the 50th anniversary of Medicare and Medicaid, there is good news on the horizon. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has projected that the average premium for a basic Medicare Part D prescription drug plan in 2016…
Happy 50th Anniversary Medicaid!
By Ruth O. Pregenzer August 04, 2015 facebook twitter
July 30, 1965, President Johnson signed the Social Security Amendments of 1965 into law. This law created not only Medicare, but also Medicaid. Medicaid is the joint state and federal health insurance program for low-income people and also allows seniors…
The Right of Same-Sex Marriage
The United States Supreme Court Upholds the Right of Same-Sex Couples to Marry. On June 26, 2015, the United States Supreme Court, in a 5-4 decision, authored by Justice Kennedy, upheld the right to marry as a fundamental right in…
Summary of the 2015 Legislative Report and ABLE Act
In our firm, we work with many families that include people with disabilities, and disability issues rank high on our list of top priorities. We like to keep an eye out for laws that pertain to disability issues to keep…
Estate Planning- Not Just for the Rich and Famous
Estate Planning- Is It for Everyone? Estate planning is not just for the rich and famous. Ask yourself this – -Do you have now or have you had a spouse/partner? -Do you…
Planning for Your Special Needs Child – Surviving Your Child's IEP Meeting
Your child has been evaluated and determined to be in need of special educations service. Now you've been informed that there will be an IEP meeting for your child. This notification must be provided to you in writing and in…
Being Mortal by Atul Gawande
By Ruth O. Pregenzer April 29, 2015 facebook twitter
In his latest book – Being Mortal – Dr. Atul Gawande explores disability, diminished capacity and the onset of dementia, not as medical issues but as the natural processes of…
A Loved One Has Just Been Diagnosed With Dementia, What Should You Do?
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Special Needs Resources – A Parents Best Friend
By Margaret A. Graham March 31, 2015 facebook twitter
There are many resources available to help parents help their special needs children in many areas. There are resources for obtaining equipment such as walkers, wheelchairs, adaptive strollers, car seats, swings, high chairs and more. There are resources for obtaining…
Special Needs Planning - For You and Your Child
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Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month
Opportunities and Misconceptions March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month. Owing to parent advocacy and landmark legislation, communities have become significantly more responsive to the needs of people such as my daughter, Emily, who has cerebral palsy and autism. But challenges…
Scams Targeting Seniors
An elderly man receives a phone call from someone identifying themselves as an employee at the Las Vegas jail. The caller tells the man that his grandson was arrested for DWI and cannot be released without a $1,500 payment. When…
Pet Trusts: Providing for Your Furry Friends Even After Your 9 Lives Are Up
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Guardianship for Persons with Developmental Disabilities
Parents of children with developmental disabilities are often surprised to learn that when their child turns eighteen, they no longer have the right to make medical decisions for their child or manage their child's finances. If the child is incapacitated,…
What is a living trust and should I have one?
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By Marcy G. Baysinger October 06, 2014 facebook twitter
Special needs trusts can enhance the lives of disabled individuals that receive Medicaid or Supplemental Security Income (SSI). The purpose of the trust is to improve the quality of the beneficiary's life without disqualifying him or…
What is a Living Will?
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By Sara Traub September 04, 2014 facebook twitter
Charitable trusts are effective estate planning tools for providing benefits to charitable and non-charitable beneficiaries. Because the benefits of charitable trusts are split between these two types of beneficiaries, they are referred to as "split interest trusts."…
Planning for Long Term Care
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Nell Graham Sale helps the Special Needs Alliance
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Will, Probate and Trust Litigation FAQs
By Kellie Knapp May 21, 2014 facebook twitter
It is very common for disputes about wills and trusts to arise after a loved one has passed away. Sometimes people feel they were unjustly excluded or they have not received the inheritance they were entitled to. To better help…
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namespace search_provider_logos {

class LogoObserver;

// Provides the logo for a profile's default search provider.
//
// Example usage:
//   LogoService* logo_service = LogoServiceFactory::GetForProfile(profile);
//   LogoCallbacks callbacks;
//   callbacks.on_cached_decoded_logo = base::BindOnce(ShowLogo);
//   callbacks.on_fresh_decoded_logo = base::BindOnce(FadeToLogo);
//   logo_service->GetLogo(callbacks);
//
class LogoService : public KeyedService {
 public:
  LogoService(const LogoService&) = delete;
  LogoService& operator=(const LogoService&) = delete;

  // Gets the logo for the default search provider and calls the provided
  // callbacks with the encoded and decoded logos. The service will:
  //
  // 1.  Load a cached logo, and call callbacks.on_cached_{en,de}coded_logo.
  // 2.  Fetch a fresh logo, and call callbacks.on_fresh_{en,de}coded_logo.
  //
  // At least one member of |callbacks| must be non-null. If |for_webui_ntp| is
  // true fetches a logo that is compatible with the WebUI NTP.
  virtual void GetLogo(LogoCallbacks callbacks, bool for_webui_ntp) = 0;

  // Gets the logo for the default search provider and notifies |observer|
  // 0-2 times with the results. The service will:
  //
  // 1.  Call observer->OnLogoAvailable() with |from_cache=true| when
  //     |on_cached_decoded_logo_available| would be called in the callback
  //     interface with type DETERMINED.
  // 2.  Call observer->OnLogoAvailable() with |from_cache=false| when
  //     |on_fresh_decoded_logo_available| would be called in the callback
  //     interface with type DETERMINED.
  // 3.  Call observer->OnObserverRemoved().
  virtual void GetLogo(LogoObserver* observer) = 0;

 protected:
  LogoService();
};

}  // namespace search_provider_logos

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John "Dak" Morton
Beyond the galaxy, John "Dak" Morton was featured in epic films like A Bridge Too Far, Superman II, and Flash Gordon, and in the BBC television series Oppenheimer. A veteran performer, he appeared on London's West End stage and New York's Off-Off Broadway as an actor and musician. As a lighting and sound technician affiliated with London's White Light Electrics, he worked on such classic productions as The Rocky Horror Show, the Royal Shakespeare Company's Nicholas Nickleby and plays by celebrated playwright David Hare. Among his own published work is his Backstory In Blue: Ellington At Newport '56, a behind-the-scenes look at a legendary moment in American cultural history.
FIRST STAR WARS MEMORY
Hearing about filming A New Hope in Tunisia from Anthony "These-are-not-the-droids-we're-looking-for" Forrest on the set of A Bridge Too Far in September 1976.
FAVORITE FILM
"For my ally is the Force."
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Being Biggs: A Conversation with Garrick Hagon
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Interview: Bill Hargreaves -- Former Jawa Scavenger and Galactic Prop Man
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Interview: Sterling Hershey, Cartographer of the Galaxy
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Real Star Wars Heroes Gather at Celebration Anaheim
Interview: John Ratzenberger - Major Bren Derlin, Master of the Improv
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Boba Fett Reunions and Revelations
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Bruce Logan: The Special-Effects Jedi Who Blew Up the Death Star
'Star Wars Ambassadors' Hit the UK Convention Scene
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Star Wars Comes to the Nation's Capital with Awesome Con
"Which Side Are You On?" -- This Winter's Pensacola and Lexington Cons
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Shake Hands with the Money: Remembering David Tomblin, First Assistant Director
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An NYCC Snapshot of the Ever-Expanding Star Wars Universe
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The "Joyous Familiarity" That Was Essen
Report on Dallas Comic Con 2013: Worlds in Collusion
Dak Discovered
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Volumes and issues
Effects of the planetary waves on the MLT airglow
Fabio Egito, Hisao Takahashi, and Yasunobu Miyoshi
Ann. Geophys., 35, 1023–1032, https://doi.org/10.5194/angeo-35-1023-2017,https://doi.org/10.5194/angeo-35-1023-2017, 2017
Nanodust dynamics during a coronal mass ejection
Andrzej Czechowski and Jens Kleimann
Interplanetary dust also includes very small (nanometer-sized) particles. The dynamics of nanodust is determined by electromagnetic forces, which accelerate the dust to velocities on the order of 500 km s−1 or, in the vicinity of the Sun, trap them in bound orbits. We investigate the behavior of nanodust during a coronal mass ejection. We find a new population of extremely fast (1000 km s−1) nanodust. We also study the effect of the ion drag force.
Catalog of fine-structured electron velocity distribution functions – Part 1: Antiparallel magnetic-field reconnection (Geospace Environmental Modeling case)
Philippe-A. Bourdin
From computer simulations we study how free electrons behave in a region where opposite magnetic fields interact. The particles get disturbed and change their velocity and energy, similar to what happens in the tail of the magnetic field on the nightside of the Earth or during magnetic outburst events on the Sun. We provide a catalog of those particle velocities that are specific to their location within the magnetic field. Scientists may use the data for comparison with satellite observations.
Statistical study of auroral omega bands
Noora Partamies, James M. Weygand, and Liisa Juusola
Large-scale undulations of the diffuse aurora boundary, auroral omega bands, have been studied based on 438 omega-like structures identified over Fennoscandian Lapland from 1996 to 2007. The omegas mainly occurred in the post-magnetic midnight sector, in the region between oppositely directed ionospheric field-aligned currents, and during substorm recovery phases. The omega bands were observed during substorms, which were more intense than the average substorm in the same region.
Bulgarian Geomagnetic Reference Field (BulGRF) for 2015.0 and secular variation prediction model up to 2020
Metodi Metodiev and Petya Trifonova
For regional studies and practical use regional-scale models of the geomagnetic field are necessary. The Bulgarian Geomagnetic Reference Field (BulGRF) for 2015.0 epoch and prediction up to 2020.0 is produced and presented in this paper. It uses data from Panagyurishte (PAG) observatory and the Bulgarian secular network. As a result, our model gives a set of six coefficients which allow the users to obtain the main field values using only the geographic coordinates and a simple calculator.
Two-stream instabilities from the lower-hybrid frequency to the electron cyclotron frequency: application to the front of quasi-perpendicular shocks
Laurent Muschietti and Bertrand Lembège
We examine the wave activity that can possibly develop in the foot of quasi-perpendicular plasma shock, as it arises from the relative drifts of three particle populations across the background magnetic field: ions incoming toward the shock, ions reflected from the shock, and electrons. The goal is to consider the role of different wave propagation angles with respect to the magnetic field. Three types of instabilities are identified which could play a role in shock dissipation.
Ionospheric F-region response to the 26 September 2011 geomagnetic storm in the Antarctica American and Australian sectors
Emilia Correia, Luca Spogli, Lucilla Alfonsi, Claudio Cesaroni, Adriana M. Gulisano, Evan G. Thomas, Ray F. Hidalgo Ramirez, and Alexandre A. Rodel
Ionospheric disturbances observed in Antarctica during a moderately strong geomagnetic storm caused by the impact of a coronal mass ejection from the Sun are presented here. The ionosphere behavior was analyzed using GNSS and ionosonde observations at middle and high latitudes. The results showed that the impact promptly affected the ionosphere from the Equator to the high latitudes, resulting in strong irregularities, particularly at middle and high latitudes, which can affect GPS users.
Statistical analysis of severe magnetic fluctuations in the near-Earth plasma sheet observed by THEMIS-E
Heqiucen Xu, Kazuo Shiokawa, and Dennis Frühauff
In this study, we statistically analyzed severe magnetic fluctuations in the nightside near-Earth plasma sheet. For the first time, we showed the occurrence rates of these fluctuations. The superposed epoch analysis also indicated that the flow speed increases before the severe magnetic fluctuations. We also discussed how both the inside-out and outside-in substorm models can be used to explain these observed results.
Plasma line observations from the EISCAT Svalbard Radar during the International Polar Year
Nickolay Ivchenko, Nicola M. Schlatter, Hanna Dahlgren, Yasunobu Ogawa, Yuka Sato, and Ingemar Häggström
Photo-electrons and secondary electrons from particle precipitation enhance the incoherent scatter plasma line to levels sufficient for detection. A plasma line gives an accurate measure of the electron density and can be used to estimate electron temperature. The occurrence of plasma line enhancements in the EISCAT Svalbard Radar data was investigated. During summer daytime hours the plasma line is detectable in up to 90 % of the data. In winter time the occurrence is a few percent.
Mesospheric OH layer altitude at midlatitudes: variability over the Sierra Nevada Observatory in Granada, Spain (37° N, 3° W)
Maya García-Comas, María José López-González, Francisco González-Galindo, José Luis de la Rosa, Manuel López-Puertas, Marianna G. Shepherd, and Gordon G. Shepherd
Information on the mesospheric OH layer height is crucial for identifying sources of its variability and causes of discrepancies in measurements and models. Using space-based data, we inferred an empirical function for predicting the altitude of the layer at midlatitudes from ground-based measurements of OH intensity and temperature. By applying it to data at the Sierra Nevada Observatory, we found significant short-term variability in the layer altitude, mainly due to wave variability.
Evidence of prompt penetration electric fields during HILDCAA events
Regia Pereira Silva, Jose Humberto Andrade Sobral, Daiki Koga, and Jonas Rodrigues Souza
In this work the response of the Brazilian equatorial ionosphere is studied during three HILDCAA events that occurred in the year of 2006 using the digisonde data. Geomagnetic indices and interplanetary parameters were used to calculate a cross-correlation coefficient between the Ey and the hmF2. The results showed that the pumping action of particle precipitation into the auroral zone has moderately modified the equatorial hmF2, being more sensitive during PRE time.


As ever, this time of year is when people look back over what has happened in the previous year and forward to what they think will happen in the New Year.
While Im not a great one for New Year Resolutions, I thought that I would add my own thoughts as to some of the trends that I believe we will be looking at in the arena of business blogging and social media.
1. Blog Integration: Blogs will become more integrated with standard websites and indeed the norm will be to have the interactive elements of a blog for specific purposes as part of more and more sites.
2. Small Business Blogs: Small Businesses will recognise that simply starting up a static website will not provide them with the online presence and communication tool that they require. Those small businesses wishing to make an impact will move their current website on to a blog platform and will lead the way in this area.
3. Internal blogs: Dark blogs (or internal blogs) will step out into the light. Having used blogging as internal communications tools, larger companies will build on that experience to start to incorporate externally customer focused blogs into their customer relations programs. Smaller companies will start to use internal blogs more extensively as a central information and communication resource.
4. Corporate Blogs: The FTSE 250 will see over 15 externally facing blogs set up as corporate organisations start to realise and explore the different options that business blogs offer them.
5. Social Media: In the UK, there will become a greater acceptance and use of the social media tools that are available. In the second half of the year, we will see social media toolkits becoming an increasingly important part of a companys online marketing activities.
6. Old ideas will persist: Nevertheless, people will continue to explain how to use business blogs by starting with the phrase blogs are an online diary. Alas!
7. Social Bookmarking: social bookmarking will spread outside of the primarily technical audience that it currently serves and be used more extensively. There will also be the first steps in consolidation within this area creating fewer independent and viable players.
8. RSS: the use of RSS will continue to gain ground outside of the current user base. This will develop the very specific RSS channels though is dependent on the benefits being more clearly explained and communicated by those already using it.
9. User generated content: the trend will continue but will expand from the mega site focus down to the smaller individual sites and blogs which will create strong micro communities in industry and market segments.
I still get a lot of people asking me what RSS is and how it works.
Even people coming to my 'blog seem to get flummoxed from time to time and it's actually a trickier sell than it seems.
If someone doesn't know what an RSS feed is, then they don't know of aggregators or live bookmarks, either.
Ted, Possibly statements of fact in the US but here in the UK I think that we are still struggling to catch up with you guys!
Lots of talk about personal blogs in the media here but little about business ones. We'll keep spreading the word in corporate circles though and I do see this year as a big one for a much better understanding of blogs as a business tool in the UK!
Blogs are very good for small businesses. I agree that the understanding of business blogs is limited in the UK. I am an independent travel consultant and writer. I started a blog just under 5 months ago, my Google page rank has gone up, site visitors have tripled and bookings have increased. But don't think it is easy, yes, it is low cost, important for a small business without a large marketing budget. However very time consuming researching and writing posts.
Karen, thanks for your comment – blogging has to be taken as part of a comapny's overall promotional and marketing activity. However, it sounds as though your blogging has been giving good results and producing very positive returne on your time invested. Long may it continue!!


Most Indian homes have a room or a dedicated space that reflects their religious affiliations.
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We recently bought an amazon "fire stick" to use with our TV. It's pretty great; we can use it to watch Netflix or Hulu or Amazon Prime video, etc., but there's one problem with it.
The remote is REALLY small. I think we've lost it about twenty times in the past couple of months.
The last time we lost the remote, it stayed gone for a few days. I googled "lost fire stick remote" to see if there was a way to press something on the TV and make it beep or something to help us look. All I could find was a lot of information from amazon about buying a replacement remote.
Hmmm… I guess they realize it gets lost easily. Maybe that's WHY the thing is so small?
Anyways I ended up having to order a replacement. For a small fee, of course.
Before it arrived, however, one of the kids found the missing remote.
I was in the bathroom and I heard the celebration.
Well, thanks. But I don't know what I'm supposed to do with it in HERE.


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Unit of information
This article is about the unit of 1000 bits. For the unit of 1024 bits, see kibibit.
Not to be confused with kilobyte.
Multiple-bit units
1000 kbit kilobit
10002 Mbit megabit
10003 Gbit gigabit
10004 Tbit terabit
10005 Pbit petabit
10006 Ebit exabit
10007 Zbit zettabit
10008 Ybit yottabit
1024 Kibit kibibit Kbit Kb kilobit
10242 Mibit mebibit Mbit Mb megabit
10243 Gibit gibibit Gbit Gb gigabit
10244 Tibit tebibit Tbit Tb terabit
10245 Pibit pebibit —
10246 Eibit exbibit —
10247 Zibit zebibit —
10248 Yibit yobibit —
Orders of magnitude of data
The kilobit is a multiple of the unit bit for digital information or computer storage. The prefix kilo- (symbol k) is defined in the International System of Units (SI) as a multiplier of 103 (1 thousand),[1] and therefore,
1 kilobit = 103bits = 1000 bits.
The kilobit has the unit symbol kbit or kb.
Using the common byte size of 8 bits, 1 kbit is equal to 125 bytes.
The kilobit is commonly used in the expression of data rates of digital communication circuits as kilobits per second (kbit/s or kb/s), or abbreviated as kbps,[2] as in, for example, a 56 kbps PSTN circuit, or a 512 kbit/s broadband Internet connection.
The unit symbol kb (lowercase 'b') is typographically similar to the international standard unit symbol for the kilobyte, i.e. kB (upper case 'B'). The International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) recommends the symbol bit instead of b. The prefix kilo- is often used in fields of computer science and information technology with a meaning of multiplication by 1024 instead of 1000, contrary to international standards, in conjunction with the base unit byte and bit, in which case it is to be written as Ki-, with a capital letter K,[3] e.g., 1 Kibit = 1024 bits. The decimal SI definition, 1 kbit/s = 1000 bit/s, is used uniformly in the context of telecommunication transmission speeds.
The kilobit is closely related to the much less used kibibit, a unit multiple derived from the binary prefix kibi- (symbol Ki) of the same order of magnitude,[3] which is equal to 210bits = 1024 bits, or approximately 2% larger than the kilobit. Despite the definitions of these new prefixes, meant for binary-based quantities of storage by international standards organizations, memory semiconductor chips are still marketed using the metric prefix names to designate binary multiples.
Data-rate units
Orders of magnitude (data)
SI prefix
^ "Definitions of the SI units: The twenty SI prefixes". physics.nist.gov.
^ "Services Update". webservices.ieee.org.
^ a b "Definitions of the SI units: The binary prefixes". physics.nist.gov.
Units of information
Platform-independent units
hextet
Platform-dependent units
Metric bit units
Metric byte units
IEC bit units
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