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Q: What is the fastest method to find which of $\frac {3\sqrt {3}-4}{7-2\sqrt {3}} $ and $\frac {3\sqrt {3}-8}{1-2\sqrt {3}} $ is bigger manually? What is the fastest method to find which number is bigger manually?
$\frac {3\sqrt {3}-4}{7-2\sqrt {3}} $ or $\frac {3\sqrt {3}-8}{1-2\sqrt {3}} $

A: I would multiply by the conjugate of denominator $$a=\frac{3 \sqrt{3}-4}{7-2 \sqrt{3}}=\frac{1}{37} \left(13 \sqrt{3}-10\right)$$ $$b=\frac{3 \sqrt{3}-8}{1-2 \sqrt{3}}=\frac{1}{11} \left(13 \sqrt{3}-10\right)$$ this makes $a<b$.

A: Using the rule $a\sqrt b=\sqrt{a^2b}$ for $a,b>0$ one checks the signs of numerator and denominator to be both positive for the first fraction and both negative for the second fraction. This is therefore a comparison of two positive numbers (so no verdict yet), and by flipping the signs of numerator and denominator on the right we can ensure that all individual factors are positive: compare $\frac{3\sqrt3-4}{7-2\sqrt3}$ and $\frac{8-3\sqrt3}{2\sqrt3-1}$. Now multiply by the (positive!) product of the denominators to compare $(3\sqrt3-4)(2\sqrt3-1)$ and $(8-3\sqrt3)(7-2\sqrt3)$ which amounts to comparing $22-11\sqrt3$ and $74-37\sqrt3$ or finally $26\sqrt3$ and $52$. Since by happy coincidence $26\times2=52$ and $\sqrt3<2$ the number on the left is smaller.
I'm not sure whether many people could do this easily by mental arithmetic (I certainly did not). Each of the terms in the final comparison are obtained by adding $4$ products from the terms in the original expression. One product, namely $(2\sqrt3)(3\sqrt3)$, contributes twice with opposite signs and could therefore have been cancelled beforehand (leaving $7\times8-4\times1=52$ for that term), but that's all I can see for simplifications. Personally my main problem with mental computation is that I very often get the sign of one term wrong in my head, but maybe with a lot of training one can limit this kind of errors.

A: $$\dfrac{3\sqrt3-8}{1-2\sqrt3}=\dfrac{8-3\sqrt3}{2\sqrt3-1}$$
Now $$\dfrac{3\sqrt3-4}{7-2\sqrt3}-\dfrac{8-3\sqrt3}{2\sqrt3-1}=\dfrac{(3\sqrt3-4)(2\sqrt3-1)-(7-2\sqrt3)(8-3\sqrt3)}{(7-2\sqrt3)(2\sqrt3-1)}$$
$$=\dfrac{26\sqrt3-52}{(7-2\sqrt3)(2\sqrt3-1)}$$
Now  the denominator $>0,$ and $26\sqrt3-52=26(\sqrt3-2)<0$

A: Using the approximation $\sqrt3\approx1.7$, one can do a bit of mental arithmetic and see that
$${3\sqrt3-4\over7-2\sqrt3}\approx{1.1\over3.6}\lt1\qquad\text{while}\qquad{3\sqrt3-8\over1-2\sqrt3}\approx{-2.9\over-2.4}={2.9\over2.4}\gt1$$
This only works, of course, because the two numbers are not at all close.  It's also not a rigorous proof, although it could be turned into one with a little more care.  For example, since $\sqrt3\lt2$, we have
$${3\sqrt3-4\over7-2\sqrt3}\lt{6-4\over7-4}={2\over3}\qquad\text{while}\qquad{3\sqrt3-8\over1-2\sqrt3}={8-3\sqrt3\over2\sqrt3-1}\gt{8-6\over4-1}={2\over3}$$
(Note the element of luck here, in that the two crude bounds happen to agree.)

A: Claim:
$$\frac {3\sqrt {3}-4}{7-2\sqrt {3}}<\frac {3\sqrt {3}-8}{1-2\sqrt {3}}$$
Proof:
Let $u=\sqrt 3-1$. Notice $1>u>\frac12$.
If
$$\frac{3u-1}{5-2u}<\frac{3u-5}{-2u-1}$$
$$\Leftarrow-6u^2-u+1>-6u^2+25u-25$$
$$\Leftarrow26>26u$$
$$\Leftarrow1>u=\sqrt3-1$$
which is true.


South Park Elementary faces strong opposition to the topic of evolution being taught to the 4th graders. The most vocal protests are from Ms. Garrison who has to teach it. Eric Cartman can't be bothered with what's going on in class. He's busy manipulating his own personal time-line to align with the precise release date of the newest, hottest game.
I'm pretty sure that killing Jesus is not very Christian.
А дата ещё не обхявлена ?
а что за newest, hottest game? опять у СП совместное творчество?
The sky is blue and all the leaves are green.
My heart's as full as a baked potato.
Cartman's plan to propel himself into the future goes horribly wrong in an all-new "South Park" entitled, "Go, God. Go! Part II," premiering ---. South Park Elementary faces strong opposition to the topic of evolution being taught to the 4th graders. The most vocal protests are from Ms. Garrison who has to teach it. Eric Cartman can't be bothered with what's going on in class. He's busy manipulating his own personal time-line to align with the precise release date of the newest, hottest game.
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Блин а где же ссылка на РМ ?
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По-моему немного бредово))) Но надо посмотреть 2 часть.
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Rear end of the tablet is almost a clean slate. There is a primary camera, LED flash followed by Samsung and AKG logo. On the sides, it carries power button, volume rocker, microSD card slot, and pogo pins to connect accessories. It gets two speakers each on the top and bottom edge. The tab S3 certainly got looks to woo you over but its appeal requires constant wiping as it's a fingerprint magnet.
The 9.7-inch Super AMOLED display is more appeasing to eyes when turned on. It comes with 2048 x 1536 pixel resolution and served with High Dynamic Range (HDR) support. Everything that I saw on the display at the launch event, made a positive impression on me. The screen looked sharp, crisp and vibrant. Viewing angles and sunlight legibility shouldn't be a cause of concern for this display.
The Tab S3 display also recognises stylus and Samsung is shipping one within the box. The new S Pen is a welcome addition as it certainly adds another dimension to what can be done with the tablet. Its functionality is pretty much similar to what we have seen the Note series in the past. It does all the tricks of the past.
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The Tab S3, in well equipped on the hardware front. It depends on Snapdragon 820 CPU and Adreno 530GPU for performance. Even though it a couple of generation old, it is still a powerhouse and keep things ticking along smoothly. It features 4GB RAM which ensures apps load quickly and offer good multitasking. There is 32GB storage on board which can be expanded up to 256GB via microSD card. Samsung has added Vulcan API support in the tablet which should ensure optimum gaming performance.
It runs on Android 7.0 based Samsung TouchWiz UI. During our hands-on, it felt smooth, responsive and switching between apps was hassle free. Samsung is also pitching it a multimedia companion and for that, it has gone all out on the audio front. It features quad auto rotate stereo speakers which are tuned by AKG.
Samsung claims it determines the orientation of the tablet and accordingly adjusts the audio output. Well, apart from ringtones there was no music available in the demo units to test the speakers.
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oozes premium-ness The cameras on tablets are not our first preference when it comes to taking photos. However, the Galaxy Tab S3 does pack decent optics. It comes with a 13-megapixel rear camera with f/1.9 aperture and 5-megapixel selfie camera. We clicked a couple of pictures to check and both seems to quick in response. Under the ambient light conditions, images turned out well. Having said that I would refrain from taking out a final call untill we review the tablet in our lab.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 seems to be a well thought out slate. With HDR supported QXGA SAMOLED screen and quad speakers it has all the entertainment marvel in it. Moreover, it whizzy hardware, well-optimized software, and premium design help it to cast a positive first impression on us. It would be interesting to see how performers when we review it in our own surroundings.


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Q: Authorize on all PageModels? In my app I'm using Authentication. In my _Layout.cshtml I have this View Component:
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My app have numerous pages mixed together. Some requires login, some don't. What I find strange is, that it's only on pages with [Authorize(Roles = "Member", AuthenticationSchemes = "Member")] on the PageModel, that my View Component shows the name of the member logged in. If not, it shows the login button.
I know, I can just put [Anonymous] on the PageModel too, but is this really necessary?

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God, Science and the Bible: Evolution's "vestigial organ" argument debunked
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God, Science and the Bible
Evolution's "vestigial organ" argument debunked
Posted on Dec 1, 2006 by Mario Seiglie, Scott Ashley, Tom Robinson Estimated reading time: 3 minutes
How many have been taught in school about our body's supposed "vestigial organs"? The standard definition of a vestigial organ is a body part that was once useful in a species' ancestral past but has now become virtually useless.
How many have been taught in school about our body's supposed "vestigial organs"? The standard definition of a vestigial organ is a body part that was once useful in a species' ancestral past but has now become virtually useless.
Evolutionists have used the vestigial-organ argument for decades to show the supposed evolution of animal and human bodies. They claimed that vestigial or diminishingly useful organs, which Charles Darwin called rudimentary, proved that bodies had evolved from more primitive forms.
However, research has shown the supposed vestigial organs or structures of the human body—such as the appendix, the tonsils and the tailbone—are not "vestigial" at all, but rather are quite useful and purposeful body structures.
The appendix, probably the prime example of a supposed vestigial organ, is now known to have an important immunological function, especially in the first years of life.
"The appendix, like the once 'vestigial' tonsils and adenoids, is a lymphoid organ (part of the body's immune system) which makes antibodies against infections in the digestive system. Believing it to be a useless evolutionary 'left over,' many surgeons once removed even the healthy appendix whenever they were in the abdominal cavity. Today, removal of a healthy appendix under most circumstances would be considered medical malpractice" (David Menton, Ph.D., "The Human Tail, and Other Tales of Evolution," St. Louis MetroVoice , January 1994, Vol. 4, No. 1).
The tonsils, long thought to be useless, are now known to have a useful function in the immune system. They act as a defense mechanism against infection of the upper respiratory tract and perform an important service to the digestive system by filtering out alien materials that may enter the body through the mouth or the nose.
"Doctors once thought tonsils were simply useless evolutionary leftovers and took them out thinking that it could do no harm. Today there is considerable evidence that there are more troubles in the upper respiratory tract after tonsil removal than before, and doctors generally agree that simple enlargement of tonsils is hardly an indication for surgery" (J.D. Ratcliff, Your Body and How it Works, 1975, p. 137).
The tailbone, properly known as the coccyx, is another supposed example of a vestigial structure that has been found to have a valuable function—especially regarding the ability to sit comfortably. Many people who have had this bone removed have great difficulty sitting.
Moreover, various muscles attached to the tailbone are important for helping bowel and childbirth movements, for supporting internal organs and keeping the entrance of the alimentary canal closed. It also has an important function as a point of insertion for several muscles and ligaments, including the gluteus maximus, which is the large muscle that runs down the back of the thigh and allows us to walk upright.
The list of what were once considered vestigial organs in our body has gone from 100 in the early 20th century to virtually zero in 2006, thanks to more research and discoveries in the fields of human anatomy and physiology. What were once considered virtually useless organs have now proven to be quite useful, yet many school and college textbooks on evolution still continue to use them as evidence of evolutionary theory.
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Mr. Seiglie was born in Havana, Cuba, and came to the United States when he was a child. He found out about the Church when he was 17 from a Church member in high school. He went to Ambassador College in Big Sandy, Texas, and in Pasadena, California, graduating with degrees in theology and Spanish. He serves as the pastor of the Garden Grove, CA UCG congregation and serves in the Spanish speaking areas of South America.
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Scott Ashley is managing editor of Beyond Today magazine, United Church of God booklets and its printed Bible Study Course. He and his wife, Connie, live in Arvada, Colorado, a suburb of Denver. He also pastors congregations in Denver, Colorado Springs and Frisco and teaches classes on the Gospels at Ambassador Bible College.
Tom is an elder in the United Church of God who works from his home near St. Louis, Missouri, as a senior writer and editor for the Beyond Today magazine and church booklets. He is also the editor of the UCG Bible Commentary. He also served as a copy editor for Vertical Thought and managing editor for World News and Prophecy .
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Reading: I wish to commend to your attention "Reflection" by thea_bromine. Giles/Xander, complete in 5 parts. Several fic kinks here, starting with virgin sacrifice to avert apocalypse and ending with a whole lot of hurt/comfort. This story is an inversion of "Incident", which has the same setup but is, well, different. Do you prefer Ripper or hurt/comfort? You get to pick.
I like this idea of remixing one's own story. Some premises are, after all, pure classics that you can ring changes on all day. Suppose you left out the hurt/comfort the first time! You can fix it on the second permutation.
This makes me wonder if there's a remix yourself ficathon anywhere.
Remixing is cool: I heard this remix first (on Armin van Buuren's ASOT radio show) then discovered that the original is quite different. I bet if you like one of those musical genres you probably won't be into the other. And even if you like uplifting trance, you might not like any of the three mixes on the original release. I love how far the remixes can stray from the original, though.
Here's another example: Quivver remixes "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You". Tech house meets Led Zeppelin. Zep steals from a folkie artist; Quivver takes it somewhere else entirely.
More on this theme: 33 Simultaneous Orinoco Flows. "Welcome to the most stupefying, drooling song in the world times 33."
I love what thea_bromine is doing and it's so much more than a mere remix. I'd call it an inversion.
And I think the idea of inverting one's own work could be a useful and creative exercise (especially when the muse is MIA).
Total agreement. I think it's a fascinating project and I'm glad she tried it.
Huh. Turns out 33 Orinico Flows are way worse than 1. Who knew?
I like the idea of remixing your own work. I can fix all that I hate about my original versions.
The true horror of those 33 Orinoco Flows is that they can be synchronized at all. None of them vary from the original in any interesting way that brings something new to the piece. You can like or dislike the 4 trance versions of David Berkeley's song, but none of them can be layered onto any other, nor can the original go right over them.
If there isn't a remix-yourself ficathon there needs to be.
The thought of remixing one's work is amusing. Not sure if I am at that place yet.
I do have some issues with remixes in music. I like a lot of remixes, and sometimes the remix is better than the original. My biggest complaint is from composers, though. I think they use it as a crutch when "creating" new and original works. Like we wouldn't figure it out. The worst offenders are John Williams and the late John Barry. I can forgive Barry though, because his canvases are so rich and epic. John Williams, I cannot. He's so prolific and popular that people don't seem to care. I personally, don't want to hear an inverted Star Wars theme in Indiana Jones. Don't get me wrong, they are great themes, but whoa, so lazy. Original works, for original movies, composers.
Oh and I love Armin van Buuren.
John Williams is a hack and has been for a while. I didn't know John Barry's name, but I just looked him up and of course I have heard his work! That's one huge film scoring career there.
I don't listen to a lot of film scores per se. My current writing playlists are where "cinematic" meets "post rock". Film-score-ish compositions that establish moods but aren't for any specific film. Brian Eno's Music for Films is an example, but I'm thinking more of Kerry Muzzey aka The Candlepark Stars and things like that.
I am a film score junkie, but I like the big epic scores with lots of brass and drama. Kerry Muzzey is excellent. I love If Dante Had Wings, Palladio, and Flying. I'm a music nerd, I can talk about it all day.
I also have playlists for writing. Most of the pieces I write to are pieces from various soundtracks. My current darling is Hans Zimmer. Now there is a man who reinvents himself for every new film. One of my favorite pieces by him is 160BPM from Angels and Demons, classical meets electronic in a way.


This morning, reading a broadly acclaimed biography of a celebrated writer, I came across a sympathetic account of the latter's father, who had died as a consequence of a botched medical procedure, followed by an apparently sincere appreciation of the struggles this man had been forced to undergo as a consequence of his race, his poverty, and his condition of exile. I thought of how the web of privileged acquaintances that had made the composition of this biography possible and had led to its becoming a popular and critical success was analogous to the endogamous apportionment of money and privileges that had rendered the life of this émigré father so bitter and disappointing and his death so derisible. This is a picture in miniature of the infamy of literature and of the cultivation of feeling as an end in itself. In many cases literature is no more than a means by which, from a position of privilege, people of a sensitivity that quite easily grades into the cagey profit from sorrows already long since brought into flower, about which nothing can now be done, to assure themselves a place in the prevailing social and economic order where they will be tolerated as a kind of pampered moral ornament.


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Hugh Hefner tributes? Let's get real
Tributes have poured in for Hugh Hefner - civil rights advocate, philanthropist, liberator of female sexuality.
It leaves a bad taste in my mouth to be expected to give thanks to a such an infamous caricature of misogyny.
Female sexuality was progressing along nicely before Hefner gave it his blessing.
He didn't promote sexual freedom. He promoted women being sexualised, not for their pleasure but for men's. And he made a LOT of money doing it.
He lived a one-way hedonistic lifestyle, where women were fed quaaludes (aka thigh openers) and men had every desire & excess met.
Yes, women chose to be there but it was a transactional relationship. He had them over a barrel (pun intended...) - sell yourself to me and you'll have wealth & fame. It reeks of a demonic pact, and it left a tribe of women damaged & broken.
But let's talk about one woman who did not consent - Marilyn Monroe.
When she was a struggling actress she took a job modeling nude. She dutifully took off her clothes & smiled coquettishly for the camera, and was paid $50. She used an alias lest it impact her fledgling acting career.
After her fame skyrocketed, Hefner bought the photos for $500.
Without her consent, or even a courtesy heads up, he plastered her on the cover of his first issue - "First time in any magazine, FULL COLOR, the famous Marilyn Monroe NUDE".
He made his millions, she made $50. The playboy mansion became jokingly referred to as "The house that Marilyn built".
Marilyn commented "I never even received a thank you from all those who made millions off a nude Marilyn photograph. I even had to buy a copy of the magazine to see myself in it".
He wouldn't be the first man to use Marilyn & leave her a little bit more broken - the rest is history.
But Hefner's disrespect sadly didn't end there. In 1992 he bought the grave next to Marilyn, boasting that he would be her eternal bedfellow. You'll have to excuse me while I throw up in my mouth a bit.
They never met, and for the second time he hasn't asked, and she hasn't consented.
That should tell you all you need to know about our great champion of female sexuality & civil rights.


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Frost, Knights cap perfect season with Peach Bowl victory
January 2, 2018 | by Tommy Rezac
Nebraska head coach Scott Frost chose to come back and coach UCF one last time in the Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl on New Year's Day. The Golden Knights topped the Auburn Tigers 34-27 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, GA.
Freshman cornerback Antwan Collier picked off Auburn's sophomore quarterback Jarrett Stidham with just 24 seconds left to seal a 34-27 victory for No. 12 ranked and 13-0 Central Florida in the Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, GA.
In Scott Frost's final game on the UCF sideline, the Knights finished the 2017 season as the only unbeaten in the FBS ranks; just two years after UCF finished 0-12.
"To think that they're sitting here, Peach Bowl champions and 13-0 in two years, I couldn't be happier for them," Frost said. "I look forward to going and hopefully turning another group of guys into the same type of family that has love for each other like these guys do."
Knights sophomore quarterback McKenzie Milton threw for 242 yards and two touchdowns. He also ran for 116 yards and a score.
On defense, senior linebacker Shaqueem Griffin was all over the field. The AAC Defensive Player of the Year led the Knights with a dozen tackles, including 3.5 tackles for loss.
There was speculation leading up to the Peach Bowl on if Frost and his staff, while trying to balance bowl prep and Nebraska recruiting, would be able to get UCF properly prepared for their New Year's Day battle with Auburn.
It was a gamble, but Frost hit the jackpot.
"I didn't know if these guys would be able to (overcome the distractions)," Frost said. "I came back, because it was the right thing to do, and I wanted to help give them the best chance that I could, and they surprised me again with their heart and their resiliency."
UCF's win on Monday has opened up more discussions as to whether or not the College Football Playoff should expand from the current four-team format to an eight-team field. UCF, despite being the only team in the FBS ranks this season, was ranked just 12th in the final playoff poll.
The Knights beat an Auburn team that defeated No. 4 Alabama and No. 3 Georgia in the regular season.
"We just beat a team that beat two playoff teams and lost to another one (Clemson) by eight points and we beat (Auburn) by seven," Frost said. "Auburn's a great team. I'm not taking anything away from them, I give them a ton of credit, but these guys deserve everything they get, and they deserve more credit from the committee than what they got."
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Tensions Mount In South China Sea As Chinese Communist Party Official Threatens To 'Shoot Down' Nancy Pelosi's Plane If It Flies To Taiwan
by Geoffrey Grinder, Now The End Begins:
As tensions mount over US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's potential trip to Taiwan, the Chinese navy has been monitoring the USS Ronald Reagan aircraft carrier's activities in the South China Sea.
A Chinese Communist Party mouthpiece said on Friday that it could shoot down Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's plane if she makes a stop in Taiwan, a move he said is tantamount to an "invasion" of the island. If US fighter jets escort Pelosi's plane into Taiwan, it is invasion. The PLA has the right to forcibly dispel Pelosi's plane and the US fighter jets, including firing warning shots and making tactical movement of obstruction. If ineffective, then shoot them down. That message on Twitter has since been removed.
"And the sixth angel poured out his vial upon the great river Euphrates; and the water thereof was dried up, that the way of the kings of the east might be prepared." Revelation 16:12 (KJB)
Personally, I do not see China 'shooting down' Nancy Pelosi's plane should she actually take her proposed trip to Taiwan, but that's not to say that China will just sit idly by and watch it happen. China has no intention of letting go of Taiwan, and just as Russia invaded Ukraine, the possibility of China mobilizing in Taiwan is fairly high. One thing's for sure, though, the 'big three' in end times prophecy – China, Russia and Iran – have all been quite active, and there is no reason to think that won't continue and escalate. As far as China is concerned, I think Nancy Pelosi is using this proposed trip to Taiwan to attempt to jumpstart a failing Democrat Party sagging under the dead weight of Biden's impotent pretend presidency.
Pelosi Taiwan visit: region 'tense' as Chinese navy watches US warships, holds drills in South China Sea
FROM MSN: The nuclear-powered warship was cruising about 185km (115 miles) from the contested Fiery Cross Reef in the Spratlys chain on Thursday, according to publicly available satellite images. Two other vessels – identified by Vietnam-based maritime observer Duan Dang as a Chinese Type 052D destroyer and a Type 054A frigate – were seen 27km and 23km away.
The Reagan and its carrier strike group left Singapore on Monday and headed for the South China Sea, as Pelosi's trip – which she has not confirmed – causes a ruckus, with Beijing warning that the United States will face "forceful measures" if it goes ahead.
"Preparing for war!" This short social media post by the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) 80th Group Army generated over 300,000 thumbs-up in 12 hours on Friday, amid high morale among Chinese soldiers ahead of the 95th anniversary of the founding of the PLA and escalating tensions across the Taiwan Straits.
Beijing sees it as a move that would "seriously violate China's sovereignty" – it regards Taiwan as part of its territory and has vowed to bring the self-ruled island under its control. The People's Liberation Army has called on the US to commit to its pledge not to support independence in Taiwan.
Pelosi, despite being an American lawmaker and not an official of the executive branch which spearheads foreign policy, has been repeatedly described by Beijing as the "No 3 of the US government".
The US aircraft carrier strike group – which includes the USNS Tippecanoe replenishment oiler and the USS Antietam cruiser – has been travelling northeast and if the vessels continue in that direction they will reach the Taiwan Strait.
It comes as the PLA Navy is conducting routine military drills off its southern coast near Guangdong, following exercises in nearby Hainan province.
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Шаргородский — топонимическая фамилия, распространенная преимущественно среди евреев и украинцев.

Известные носители
 Шаргородский, Аркадий Григорьевич (1930—2006) — стоматолог, заслуженный деятель науки РСФСР.

 Шаргородский, Константин Фёдорович (1665—1735) — духовник цесаревны Елизаветы Петровны.
 Шаргородский, Михаил Давидович (1904—1973) — доктор юридических наук, профессор.
 Шаргородский, Олег Витальевич (род. 1969) — российский хоккеист.
 Шаргородский, Сергей Михайлович (род. 1959) — журналист, литературовед и переводчик.
 Шаргородские, Лев и Александр — братья, писатели и драматурги, большинство произведений создали вместе.

См. также
 Шарогородские — угасший русский дворянский род, ведущий начало от Константина Фёдоровича (1665—1735), духовника цесаревны Елизаветы Петровны, внучка которого, Екатерина Ивановна, камер-юнгфера императрицы Екатерины II (1762), была последней представительницей этого рода.

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Cassini continues its exploration of the Saturn system with the 9.6-day Rev 245, which begins on October 8 at its farthest distance from the planet. This is also called the orbit's apoapse. At this point, Cassini is 1.34 million kilometers (0.83 million miles) from Saturn's cloud tops. Rev 245 occurs toward the end of the second inclined phase of the Cassini Solstice Mission. Over the next several orbits, Cassini will use encounters with Titan to gradually increase the inclination of its orbit. Eighteen ISS observations are planned for Rev 245 with the majority focused on Saturn's rings.
For its first observation for Rev 245, on October 9, ISS will acquire a medium resolution, moderate phase movie of the Encke Gap in the outer A ring. The Encke Gap is carved by the gravity of the small moon Pan. On October 10, ISS will observe a half-phase Titan at a distance of 1.85 million kilometers (1.15 million miles). This observation will be used to monitor clouds across the northern sub-Saturn hemisphere of Titan. A similar observation will be acquired from a distance of 1.17 million kilometers (0.73 million miles), covering much of the same territory. Afterward, ISS will acquire an astrometric observation of Saturn's small, inner moons. Astrometric observations are used to improve our understanding of the orbits of these small satellites, which can be influenced by Saturn's larger icy moons as well as each other. Careful measurements of the positions of these moons are important for later imaging of them at much closer distances during the F ring orbits which start next month.
Immediately after the astrometric observation on October 10, ISS will acquire a quick observation of Saturn using the Wide-Angle Camera (WAC). This observation is part of a series of "Storm Watch" sequences designed to take advantage of short, two-minute segments when the spacecraft turns to point the optical remote sensing (ORS) instruments back at Saturn, as a waypoint between observations. They include blue, clear, two methane band, and one full-frame, continuum band filter images. Similar Storm Watch observations will be acquired on October 11 and October 17.
Late on October 10, ISS will ride along with the Visual and Infrared Mapping Spectrometer (VIMS) to observe a stellar occultation of the red giant star Lambda Velorum, in the constellation Vela, by the rings. Stellar occultations can be used to probe the fine-scale structure of Saturn's rings. Another stellar occultation by the rings will be observed by VIMS and ISS during the periapse period on October 12, this time using the red giant star Gamma Crucis. On October 13, VIMS will observe another stellar occultation using the red supergiant star Antares. On October 11, ISS will acquire a high-resolution, color scan of the main rings using a string of Narrow-angle Camera (NAC) pointings from the F ring to C ring.
On October 13 at 14:00 UTC, Cassini will reach periapse for Rev 245 at an altitude of 279,290 kilometers (173,540 miles) above Saturn's cloud tops, between the orbits of Tethys and Dione. On October 12 and 13, ISS will conduct a pair of surveys of the propellers in the outer A ring. Propellers are voids in the ring created by the gravity of large, 100 – 1000 meter (328 – 3280 foot) ring particles. Due to the influence of the rings on their motion, these observations are used to keep track of previously discovered propellers, like Earhart and Bleriot. On October 14, ISS will observe the F ring and the outer A ring, and later the G ring arc, which surrounds the tiny moon Aegaeon. On October 15, ISS will observe the D ring at high phase angles, when it is easier to observe due to its dustiness. On October 16, ISS will observe several of Saturn's faint, narrow rings, including the Pallene Ring and the Methone and Anthe ring arcs, at high phase angles. Like the G ring, these faint rings are replenished by micrometeorite impacts on small moons like Pallene and Methone.
On October 16, ISS will observe the small, distant moon Tarvos from a distance of 25.2 million kilometers (15.7 million miles). This observation will be used to estimate Tarvos's shape and north pole direction by measuring its light curve. This observation will last for 17 hours. On October 17, ISS will observe a crescent Titan from a distance of 1.97 million miles (1.22 million miles). These crescent observations are useful for monitoring changes to Titan's upper haze layers due to seasonal effects. Currently Titan and the rest of the Saturn system are in late northern spring.
On October 18, Cassini will reach apoapse, bringing Rev 245 to a close and starting up the next orbit, Rev 246.
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Jazz Band Takes First at Conservatory Jazz Festival Competition
Mikhail Schaefer, Staff Reporter|April 18, 2018
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Wauwatosa Jazz Band at the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music.
The Wauwatosa West Jazz Band took first at the 4th annual Wisconsin Conservatory of Music Jazz Festival in downtown Milwaukee for Outstanding High School Ensemble and Outstanding Rhythm Section against 12 other schools on Friday, March 16th, 2018.
As a group, the Jazz band performed and were given feedback from professional musicians. Students also spent the day attending specialized music workshops with other students from the region.
Students in Jazz Band are taking an elective music class which requires them to meet three days a week at 7 in the morning. They must be a member of the marching band in order to join jazz. This requires commitment which pays off after taking first against 12 different schools.
¨We do gigs at bars twice a week, play for our school, travel at times, and do competition. We brought home awards for outstanding jazz and rhythm section.¨ said Senior Sam Kniffin.
Kniffin has been a percussionist for the marching band and jazz band. He has played for the Wauwatosa district since he was in 6th grade and has enjoyed playing with other students when it is out a bars, school, or anywhere they perform.
¨ I felt confident in our band along with the help we hired. The practicing and dedication each student has shown throughout these weeks have been big in what we placed in.¨ said Guy Kammerer the Tosa West Band Instructor.
The Tosa West Jazz Band does everything they can to prep their jazz band and to make sure they are confident in what they are doing.
Being apart of that experience and having passion for what you play really shows while listening to the jazz band. Not only does everyone enjoy playing but also show great dedication giving their time in their days to practice hours on end.
¨I have been playing bass guitar for three year for jazz band. Coming into this competition was scary but I was confident in what our jazz band has practiced¨ said Senior Caleb Vollmers.
The Wauwatosa West Jazz Band is becoming a big part in the schools entertainment and awards. The school band which includes members of the jazz band play for pep rallies and games, but also bring home awards and turn students into future artists.
The Jazz Band will perform at Wauwatosa West on May 2nd at 7:30 PM.
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