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Q: Linked text in LaTeX table with knitr/kable I have the following dataframe:
site_name           | site_url
--------------------| ------------------------------------
3D Printing         | https://3dprinting.stackexchange.com
Academia            | https://academia.stackexchange.com
Amateur Radio       | https://ham.stackexchange.com

I want to generate a third column with the link integrated with the text. In HTML I came up with the following pseudo code:
df$url_name <- "[content of site_name](content of site_url)"

resulting in the following working program code:
if (knitr::is_html_output()) {
    df <- df %>% dplyr::mutate(url_name = paste0("[", df[[1]], "](", df[[2]], ")"))
    knitr::kable(df)
}

Is there a way to this in LaTeX with knitr as well?
(I am preferring a solution compatible with kableExtra, but if this is not possible I am ready to learn whatever table package can do this.)
*** ADDED: I just noticed that the above code works within a normal .Rmd document with the yaml header output: pdf_document. But not in my bookdown project.

A: The problem is with knitr::kable.  It doesn't recognize that the bookdown project needs Markdown output, so you need to tell it that explicitly:
df <- df %>% dplyr::mutate(url_name = paste0("[", df[[1]], "](", df[[2]], ")"))
knitr::kable(df, format = "markdown")

This will work for any kind of Markdown output:  html_document, pdf_document, bookdown::pdf_book, etc.
Alternatively, if you need LaTeX output for some other part of the table, you could write the LaTeX equivalent.  This won't work for HTML output, of course, but should be okay for the PDF targets:
df <- df %>% dplyr::mutate(urlName = paste0("\\href{", df[[2]], "}{", df[[1]], "}"))
knitr::kable(df, format = "latex", escape = FALSE)

For this one I had to change the column name; underscores are special in LaTeX.  You could probably get away without doing that if you left it as format = "markdown", but then you'd probably be better off using the first solution.


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Section 620M of the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961 (also referred to as the "State Leahy law") states, in pertinent part:
(a) IN GENERAL. – No assistance shall be furnished under this Act or the Arms Export Control Act to any unit of the security forces of a foreign country if the Secretary of State has credible information that such unit has committed a gross violation of human rights.
(d) The Secretary of State shall establish, and periodically update, procedures to—
(7) make publicly available, to the maximum extent practicable, the identity of those units for which no assistance shall be furnished pursuant to subsection (a).
Consistent with this provision, the list below identifies (in alphabetical order, by country) foreign government security forces units that were proposed for applicable assistance in calendar year 2018 but were denied such assistance pursuant to the State Leahy law based on credible information that the unit committed a gross violation of human rights during any year in the unit's history. A unit's absence from this list does not mean the unit received security assistance from the United States. A listed unit may receive assistance in the future if new, exculpatory information is discovered. In addition, depending on the steps taken by the foreign government to bring the responsible members of the unit to justice, assistance to a unit may resume if the Secretary of State determines and reports to Congress that the government is taking effective steps to bring the responsible members of the unit to justice, in accordance with the State Leahy law.
Investigation Wing, Counter Terrorism and Transnational Crime Unit (CTTCU), Chaka Metropolitan Police, Bangladesh Police
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"In order to stitch up a strategy (for EV segment), we are requesting to have a roadmap regarding plans of charging stations... Without a clear policy, it will be difficult to select models," Honda Cars India (HCIL) President and CEO Yoichiro Ueno told reporters here.
Only after there is clarity, the company would be able to assess whether such vehicles could be manufactured in the country, he said.
Terming establishment of charging infrastructure as the biggest challenge in the EV space in India, Ueno said that in a big country like India combination of various kind of electrified vehicles, including photo electric and plug in hybrids, would be beneficial.
He said the company is also requesting the government to reduce the tax difference between small and big cars.
Tax benefit favours small cars. We are requesting the government to moderate tax structure. Then we can bring more models to meet the requirements of various customers, Ueno said.
With rising incomes, demand for premium cars would be much higher in the country going ahead, he added.
When asked about sales growth outlook for the next fiscal, Ueno said the company expects to grow better than the industry.
"The industry is expected to grow by 6-7 per cent. We aim to grow higher than that. It could be close to double digits," he said.
On new launches, besides the three announced for the current fiscal, Ueno said the company is assessing introduction of HR-V model in India.
On plans to launch models in the compact segment, he said that the company currently has 4 models in the segment which are doing pretty well.
"We expect that over 4 metre segment to grow in the country. That is why we are reinforcing the lineup in this segment as well," Ueno said.
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Q: Xamarin Parse.com caching or local storage I have an app built in Xamarin (Android) that extensively uses Parse as the backend. When i say extensively i mean the app has to query Parse almost continuously as it scans for iBeacons.
It works perfectly well as is, but the problem is scalability in terms of the number of consecutive requests to Parse per second. In other words the number of requests will get ridiculous as soon as there are more than a hundred or so app users.
I need to be able to store the data from Parse locally. As far as i'm aware though, Parse doesn't support local storage via the .Net API, not do they provide caching for .Net.
Can anybody recommend what the best alternative is here? My Parse tables contain pointers etc. so i need to be able to replicate this locally or somehow cache the data.
Thanks.

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When You're Gone was de eenentwintigste single van Bryan Adams en de doorbraak van Melanie C. als solo-zangeres. De kleine Canadees en de sportiefste van ex-meidengroep de Spice Girls in duet met elkaar. Voor Mel C was het de mogelijkheid om de critici eindelijk eens de mond te snoeren en te laten zien dat ze wel degelijk écht kon zingen.

Het nummer 'When You're Gone' is afkomstig van Adams' studioalbum On A Day Like Today uit 1998. Het nummer staat in de Top 2000 van 2007 voor het eerst in die oudejaarslijst: 1659.

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Clare, the non-steroid group in this small trial responded better...we would need to know the ages in each group, I remember one group had older boys.
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Q: Unable to understand how rounding is working for decimal digits (Java) While working on one implementation, i saw difference in amount being shown at 2 places.While doing some more debugging i found this information.
I have 2 decimal values and both getting rounded to 2 decimal places.
double value =1091.225;
double value1 =48.125;

System.out.println((double)Math.round(value * 100) / 100);
System.out.println((double)Math.round(value1 * 100) / 100);

BigDecimal price = new BigDecimal(value);
price = price.setScale(2, RoundingMode.UP);
double val= ((long) (value < 0 ? value * 100 - 0.5 : value * 100 + 0.5)) / 100.0;

BigDecimal price1 = new BigDecimal(value1);
price1 = price1.setScale(2, RoundingMode.UP);
double val1= ((long) (value1 < 0 ? value1 * 100 - 0.5 : value1 * 100 + 0.5)) / 100.0;

System.out.println(val);
System.out.println(val1);

These are results
1091.22
48.13
1091.22
48.13

However if i change values to
double value =1091.255;
double value1 =48.125;

Results are different
1091.26
48.13
1091.26
48.13

Can anyone please help me to understand as why this is happening?

A: It's because of the way floating point numbers are stored in memory. The value 1091.225, and 1091.255d, don't have exact binary representation. Try printing their value using the below statements:
System.out.println(new BigDecimal(1091.225d));
System.out.println(new BigDecimal(1091.255d));

Output will be:
1091.22499999999990905052982270717620849609375
1091.2550000000001091393642127513885498046875

It's clear that the first one will be rounded to .22, and 2nd one to .26.

A: This is caused because decimal values are not stored as precise values, and you are discarting decimal part by casting to long.
Try this to better understand:
System.out.println(value * 100 + 0.5);
System.out.println((long)(value * 100 + 0.5));

This prints
109122.99999999999
109122

So divided by 100.0 it is 1091.22
But for other values it prints
109126.00000000001
109126

So divided by 100.0 it is  1091.26

A: Math.round() is the issue here.

public static int round(float a) Returns the closest int to the
  argument. The result is rounded to an integer by adding 1/2, taking
  the floor of the result, and casting the result to type int. In other
  words, the result is equal to the value of the expression:
  (int)Math.floor(a + 0.5f)

Hope this helps.
Also, note that the precision for decimal point values are not accurate, since they cannot be represented perfectly in binary form.
This should help.


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Conflict in Southern Thailand: Islamism, Violence and the State in the Patani Insurgency
Dr Neil John Melvin
Conflict in Southern Thailand: Islamism, Violence and the State in the Patani Insurgency is a study of the insurgency taking place in the southernmost provinces, which pits groups of Malay Muslim militants against Thai security forces and—particularly in recent years—against teachers and other local public sector workers, Buddhist monks, Muslim 'collaborators', and other civilians. The conflict has already claimed more than 2400 lives and had major political repercussions. With the insurgents apparently in the ascendant, many inhabitants leaving their homes, and the government running out of new approaches beyond arming more local militia, the violence threatens to escalate further, with potentially grave consequences for Malaysia, Indonesia and beyond.
In this Policy Paper, Neil J. Melvin—a former head of SIPRI's research programme on Armed Conflicts and Conflict Management—offers both an introduction to this little-known conflict and an analysis of the causes, character and dynamics of the insurgency. In particular the paper examines the interplay between Islamic, ethnic and national identities in the region; the grievances shared by many local Malay Muslims, which have their origins in the Thai state- and nation-building efforts of the early 20th century; and recent political developments in Thailand. The paper argues that any effective response must balance security-led counterinsurgency with attempts to address the demands of the Malay Muslims for respect of their rights and genuine political engagement, which may eventually include the current generation of insurgents.
This Policy Paper is the second output of a research project, Conflict, Islam and the State-Nation: New Political and Security Challenges funded by the Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs (January 2006-September 2007).
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Dr Neil J. Melvin (United Kingdom) is Reader in Conflict Studies at the University of Kent's Department of Politics and International Relations, located at the Brussels School of International Studies. He was Leader of the SIPRI Armed Conflict and Conflict Management Project from 2005 to 2006. Prior to joining SIPRI, he served as Senior Adviser to the High Commissioner on National Minorities of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe. He is the author of a number of books and articles on security and conflict in Eurasia. His publications for SIPRI include 'Islam, conflict and terrorism' in SIPRI Yearbook 2006: Armaments, Disarmament and International Security (Oxford University Press) and Building Stability in the North Caucasus: Ways Forward for Russia and the European Union, SIPRI Policy Paper no. 16 (May 2007).
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June 8, 2017: Warner Bros. Consumer Products Launches 'Join The League' Global Initiative
WARNER BROS. CONSUMER PRODUCTS LAUNCHES IMMERSIVE PLATFORM TO PROVIDE FANS AROUND THE WORLD EXCLUSIVE ACCESS TO HIGHLY ANTICIPATED JUSTICE LEAGUE FILM WITH "JOIN THE LEAGUE" GLOBAL INITIATIVE
#JoinTheLeague to Debut Exclusive Content, Sneak Previews of Film-Inspired Products, Sweepstakes, Cast Interviews and More
In a first-time global consumer initiative, Warner Bros. Consumer Products, Warner Bros. Pictures and DC Entertainment are giving fans a chance to join forces with iconic DC Super Heroes Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, The Flash and Cyborg and stand alongside the Justice League via the #JoinTheLeague platform that kicks off �worldwide this week. Located at www.jointheleague.com, #JoinTheLeague will recruit fans to an exclusive, free membership experience delivering content, product sneak-peeks, digital and retail exclusives, sweepstakes, fan-engaging experiences and user-generated content, and so much more, inspired by the highly anticipated, epic action adventure Justice League, coming to cinemas worldwide beginning November 17, 2017, from Warner Bros. Pictures. This global initiative, which first kicked off in the U.S. in April as part of the film's "Unite the League" campaign, will now expand to include 13 languages - and will include a special "#JoinTheLeague Saturday" on August 12 - and run into 2018.
The hub will host all things Justice League from exclusive product reveals and spotlights from brands like Funko, and New Era, as well as DC Collectibles, to film news, including exciting information on events and exclusive in-store opportunities. Among the hub's array of activities are games and sweepstakes, which invites fans to enter for a chance to win never-before-seen film product culminating in an epic grand prize: their own personal invitation-only advanced screening of Justice League. The first sweepstakes contest announced - is in celebration of Wonder Woman - and timed to the DC Super Hero's highly anticipated solo film opening as one lucky fan will win one of several Wonder Woman prizes.� Additional Justice League character-themed sweepstakes will follow in the months leading up to the release of the film. Fans can also experience brand new video content, images and much more, before public release, as well as get sneak previews of toys and collectibles before they hit store shelves. In addition to web-based touch points, weekly email updates will also be sent to League members.
Debuting this fall, exclusive Augmented Reality (AR) experiences will be available for fans that answer the call to #JoinTheLeague.
In addition to activations on the #JoinTheLeague global platform, Warner Bros. Consumer Products and its worldwide partners will be rolling out a number of Justice League-themed products at top retailers around the world, including apparel and accessories, toys and collectibles, and home goods.� In support of this initiative, global retailers have developed tailored activations and exclusive elements to offer their customers, including Augmented Reality (AR) / Virtual Reality (VR) experiences, digital activations, unique sweepstakes, exclusive product reveals, and custom retailer landing pages on the #JoinTheLeague hub.


Looking to rent a cargo van in the windy city?
Cargo vans are often needed if you are in the process of moving. They can provide a place to put your things in the process of transporting them.
It is often impossible to put all of your belongings in your vehicle. Unfortunately, sometimes cargo vans can be quite expensive to rent.
However, it is possible to find cargo vans for a reasonable price. In fact, the average price of a cargo van rental is 35 dollars per day.
Cargo vans come in a variety of different types. Some cargo vans have windows on the sides. Others are windowless in the back. Also, if you have a large number of passengers, there are vans that accommodate that.
These vans are referred to as passenger vans, and they have room in the back for passengers.
There are two basic types of rental plans for vans. The most traditional is a two way rental where you drop off the van at the location you pick it up. For in-town jobs this is great, but for long distances it is not practical.
Luckily many va rental locations offer one way rentals. These rentals allow a person to bring the rental to a different location on the return. This is preferable for people who have to move a number of miles.
Some companies charge for mileage traveled on a van rental. Of course, this would not be a good thing if you are traveling for a very long distance.
For long distance travel, it would be necessary to find unlimited mileage rentals.
There are a variety of different companies that you can rent cargo vans from. It is possible to rent cargo vans from small companies and large ones alike.
National companies, such as UHaul rent cargo vans in Chicago. However, you can also rent cargo vans from smaller companies. Elite Truck Rental is a smaller cargo van rental business located in Chicago.
There are a number of different Budget Truck Rental locations in Chicago and the surrounding areas. This company is a large company that rents cargo vans and other vehicles that could be used for moving.
Look into the individual Budget Truck Rental location that you are considering going to.
The different locations get different reviews. For instance, the Oak Park location got one star on Yelp. However, the Berwyn location got 3 stars. It is important to note that Budget does offer unlimited mileage rentals with cargo vans.
Moving Chicago LLC is located within the city limits of Chicago.
Fleet Services LLC is also within the city limits.
They are located at 1005 W Huron Street.
Budget of Wabush is located in Chicago, as well.
Chicago Moves No Inbounds is located at 5450 Western Avenue.
Also, Uhaul rents vans that can be used for moving. Uhaul has some different locations in the Chicago, Illinois area. Additionally, Uhaul seems to get good reviews.
Some of the Uhaul locations even got five out of five stars! Uhaul has vans, but they also have moving trucks that you can rent. There are six different locations in Chicago that you can rent a Uhaul cargo van or moving truck from!
East Coast Pantry offers Uhaul rentals.
Their address is 611 S Wells St.
Jan Enterprises is located at 1040 N Kingsbury St.
Erie Collision Center also offers Uhaul rentals.
Elar Auto Rebuilders Inc. is located at 1846 S Canalport Avenue.
They are available by phone at 312-212-8040.
Mr. Flower and Mr. Ping Pong offers Uhaul rentals.
They are at 1647 W Chicago Avenue. 773-205-4284.
Division Noble Service Station offers Uhaul rentals.
They are located at 1400 W Division Street or 773-770-8790.
Elite Truck Rental is a business that is local to Chicago, Illinois. This business is local, but they work with Hertz and Penske.
Their Penske truck rentals can be one way rentals! This means that if you are moving a distance away from Chicago, you will not have to drive back to Chicago with the truck! Also, Elite Truck Rental offers moving boxes.
They have different sizes of trucks and vans to choose from, as well.
If you choose to use the Penske truck rentals, you can return the trucks at another Penske location.
Penske is a very large company, and this means that you can return them at a wide variety of different locations throughout the country!


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Leeds is a lively, modern and cosmopolitan city that is also rich in culture and heritage. There is lots to explore and plenty of things to do in this friendly city of ours. Leeds feels compact for a big city; more than 750,000 people live within our city boundaries and over 100,000 people come to work in the city centre every day. An estimated 30,000 students live in leeds, attending one of the 3 major universities.
If you're looking for things to do in Leeds City Centre, you won't be disappointed. Trendy shops, a variety of music venues, traditional and contemporary pubs and bars, quiet spaces and excellent transport links make this city very student-friendly.
Both the University of Leeds and Leeds Beckett University's main campuses are within 10 minutes' walk of this part of the city, so you won't feel as if you're going out of your way to get there.
Home to over 100 shops and restaurants, Trinity is the jewel in Leeds city centre's retail crown. Major chains such as Marks and Spencer sit alongside trendy fashion outlets like Urban Outfitters, while the Everyman Cinema on the top floor offers great food and films to cap off a long day of retail therapy.
This 13,500 capacity venue hosts some of the biggest acts in music and stand-up comedy, as well as live sports such as darts, boxing and wrestling. Before the show starts, there's plenty of places to get a drink nearby, as well as the fd bar for a relaxing three-course meal.
Run by Leeds City Council, this open space hosts plenty of live events throughout the year. In November and December, there's the Christmas Market and in January and February, there's an ice rink, so get your skates on! They screen live coverage of major sporting events in spring and summer too.
Formerly known as Leeds Metropolitan and Leeds Carnegie University, this is the newer of the two biggest unis in the city and is slightly closer to the city centre. It has plenty of courses on offer, a number of bars to rock out in at night and a careers service for graduates looking to enter the big, wide world of work.
A small yet growing university, Leeds Trinity offers much of what the other two universities do, but with all the convenience of having everything on one campus. It's not too far from Horsforth Rail Station, while it's easily served by some bus routes which go through Beckett Park itself.
Leeds University's student union represents more than 30,000 students on its campuses, offering discounts to bars and shops in the city among other things. They also provide support around getting into work during and after your studies and run various societies based on special interests like music, sport and art.
Representing all students at Beckett's City Campus, this student union runs all kinds of activities including gigs, charity fundraisers and advice for anyone having problems with their studies, money or anything else. They also run theatres and bars in the City Campus too, with prices cheaper than the norm in Leeds.
Leeds Trinity Student Union (LTSU) is a member of the National Union of Students and is run by students representing all students associated with Leeds Trinity University. When becoming a Leeds Trinity student, you'll be given a NUS discount card and the opportunity to take part in Academic help & support, voting for Student Council and much more.
For students, recent graduates and anyone else living in Leeds City Centre, there's no shortage of places to look for and find work. Most employment agencies have offices here, while the two main universities have careers services to help pair you with the right employer.
Students can take advantage of the MCard, which offers unlimited bus travel around West Yorkshire for £84 per month They can be bought from Leeds City Bus Station. Most major bus routes go through the City Centre to all parts of Leeds and beyond.
Leeds Station provides routes to other major cities including London, Glasgow, Birmingham and Manchester. Trains take two-and-a-half hours to London Kings Cross, two hours to Birmingham New Street and around an hour to Manchester Victoria.
Leeds Coach Station is adjoined to the Bus Station and is the terminus for routes run by National Express. Although cheaper, journeys to some cities take a little longer - to London Victoria, for example, they can take four and a half hours. Megabus coaches can be boarded on Kirkgate, just a few minutes from the Coach Station.
Although Elland Road is in Beeston, regular shuttle buses are put on before each home game from Neville Street, near Leeds Rail Station. They are the city's only professional football club and play in the Championship, English football's second-tier league.
This budget gym chain run one near the Corn Exchange, handily located for walking to and from your property. It's one of the cheapest around, with monthly membership less than £20, while there are several free classes you can enrol on.
This gym has a more convenient location in relation to the two universities and, unlike many others, has its own swimming pool, so you don't have to hit the treadmill every time! There's also a sauna and spa to use if you want to unwind rather than do nothing but burn calories.
Due to open early next year, this brand new shopping centre will be home to a John Lewis, as well as many other shops which are new to Leeds. It's close to the Victoria Quarter, which has plenty of upmarket shops, as well as the city's branch of Harvey Nichols. All that is why Leeds is known as the 'Knightsbridge of the North.
For a bargain on such things as clothes, home furnishings and fresh fruit and veg, why not head to one of Europe's largest indoor markets. Undergoing refurbishment, there are all kinds of stalls where you can stock up on part of the weekly shop, enjoy a quick lunch at places like Cafe Moor and buy some stuff to spruce up your new flat.
Close to the two universities, the Merrion Centre is the best place to shop for all your essentials. A Morrisons supermarket sits alongside branches of Wilko, Boots, O2 and Poundworld, meaning you don't have to take the car to get your weekly shop.
Leeds has a host of theatres, nightclubs, music venues, bars and pubs, offering all kinds of entertainment to all kinds of people and tastes. For live music, the O2 Academy provides regular gigs, while the West Yorkshire Playhouse, Grand Theatre and City Varieties offer you the chance to see plays written by world-class playwrights.
From traditional Yorkshire cuisine to dishes from as far afield as Brazil, Japan and Australia, there's a restaurant for just about every taste possible in the city centre.
The oldest pub in Leeds, it serves top-class food made from locally-sourced ingredients as well as ales from local breweries in and near to Leeds. Look out for brews from the Kirkstall Brewery!
This Brazilian steakhouse is in the trendy Granary Wharf part of Leeds City Centre and, true to its location, offers a contemporary twist on local dishes such as picanha and linguica.
Located in Trinity Leeds, the sprawling Trinity Kitchen has plenty of permanent and pop-up restaurants. Tortilla serves freshly-made burritos, Chip+Fish does, well, fish and chips and Pho provides fragrant Vietnamese dishes to keep you warm.
For afternoon tea, gluten-free meals and sandwiches in a relaxed atmosphere, 2 Oxford Place is just the ticket. They even have an extensive vegetarian and vegan menu if you refuse to eat meat or dairy.
Located on the banks of the River Aire, this coffee shop serves fresh food to go as well as good, honest dishes such as a full English breakfast. Of course, the coffee is the star of the show.
Park Square is arguably the most tranquil part of town, being surrounded by Georgian-era offices and lined with trees. It's a good spot to read a book during lunch or to get away from the crowds that populate Briggate and the Headrow.
There are plenty of hospitals and police stations in Leeds to contact in case of emergencies. Here, we list some of the most convenient to visit should you need to get in touch.
The nearest surgery in Leeds city centre is The Light NHS GP Surgery, in a walking distance of approx. 370 yards away. You can visit the NHS Choices website to check if new NHS patients are currently being accepted.
Briggate Dental Practice is the closest to Leeds city centre, approx. 450 yards away. You can view the NHS Choices website to check if the facility is currently accepting new NHS patients. Boots (Albion Arcade) is considered the nearest opticians.
Leeds crime rate is considerably low and is policed by approximately 5,000 police officers and 3,500 security staff. West Yorkshire police is responsible for the safety and security of Leeds and is the country's fourth largest force.
Contact: For queries considered non-urgent you can contact 101. For emergency cases, please contact 999.
Hugely popular among students, this suburb is ideal if you want to watch the rugby, go for a long lunch or take on the infamous Otley Run.
Close to the City Centre, Hyde Park has plenty of cheap and cheerful places to visit including the Picture House and Brudenell Social Club. Its proximity to the university district does it no harm either.
One of the quieter parts of Leeds, Meanwood is packed with great-value shops and quirky eateries to keep you clothed and fed throughout your time here. It also has the underrated Meanwood Valley Park, if you fancy a peaceful walk on a Sunday morning.


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Q: Definition: limit of a sequence What is the purpose not to choose $|x_n-a|\leq\epsilon$ instead of $|x_n-a|<\epsilon$ in the definition of convergence? Is their a substancial difference (or a practical one)?
Thanks in advance.

A: There is no difference. It is easy to prove that the statement

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*For each $\epsilon>0$, there exists $N\in\mathbb N$ so that for each $n>N$, $|x_n-a|<\epsilon$

is equivalent to the statement

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*For each $\epsilon>0$, there exists $N\in\mathbb N$ so that for each $n>N$, $|x_n-a|\leq\epsilon$.

A: It's clear that $|x_n-a|<\varepsilon$ implies $|x_n-a|\leqslant\varepsilon$. To see it conversely, note the condition "for all $\varepsilon>0$". Thus, since the statement "for all $\varepsilon>0$ ...  $|x_n-a|\leqslant\varepsilon$" holds for arbitrary $\varepsilon$, it holds also when we replace $\varepsilon$ by $\varepsilon/2$ throughout. That is, "for all $\varepsilon/2>0$ (i.e. for all $\varepsilon>0$), there is an integer $m$ such that $|x_n-a|\leqslant\varepsilon/2$ whenever $n>m$"; and from this it follows that "for all $\varepsilon>0$, there is an integer $m$ such that $|x_n-a|<\varepsilon$ whenever $n>m$". The reason for preferring $<$ to $\leqslant$ is simplicity and ease of application.

A: For me, the main point of using open definitions $(\lt)$ rather than closed ones $(\le)$ is because similar definitions arise in dealing with continuity, and this is a concept naturally generalised to topological spaces via open sets.
So some people would want to use open definitions rather than closed ones for pedagogical reasons - because that avoids confusion later, and one simply uses open definitions for everything.


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Emily and Don Jackson Endowment for Excellence in Juvenile Justice
Nov 24, 2003 | Excellence Funds & Program Support
Juvenile Justice Advocate Devotes Life to Rehabilitating Children
Ron Jackson will never forget the neglect and abuse he suffered as a child. The fact that he's turned that brutal experience into a life-affirming legacy is a testament to his strength and compassion for others.
Abandoned by his birth mother, Ron spent his early childhood at the Kansas City Boys Home for homeless boys. His mother removed him from the home at the age of nine and took him to Matamoros, Mexico, where he lived with her and a half-brother and sister.
After enduring a year of physical and emotional abuse, he ran away and turned himself in to border agents across the Rio Grande in Brownsville.
"I told them I was a U.S. citizen and I wasn't going to live in Mexico anymore," Ron recalls. The agents took him into custody and eventually he was sent him to live at the Valley Boys Ranch for homeless boys in Harlingen. There he met Don Jackson, who would become both his mentor and his adoptive father.
"He was an interesting role model for any young person," Ron remembers. "By the time I met him, he had been a football player for the University of Oklahoma, an Army Air Corps pilot during World War II, and an FBI agent."
Don Jackson had given up his FBI career to pursue his lifelong interest in working with young people. When he met Ron, he was director of the Valley Boys Ranch."I'm not completely sure what it was that drew us together," Ron says. "Our values were probably the same. I suppose the overriding thing was that he and his wife knew they weren't going to have children."
Don had developed Hodgkin's disease in his 20s, which prompted him and his wife Emily to decide early in their marriage not to have kids. They had been married only six months when they adopted Ron.
Don went on to become the first assistant director of the Texas Youth Council, the forerunner of the modern-day Texas Youth Commission. He was appointed superintendent of the Corsicana State home in 1958 and died in 1959, shortly after Ron graduated from high school.
Ron earned a degree at The University of Texas at Austin and originally intended to become a lawyer. But after serving in the Army, he got a job as recreation director at the West Texas Children's Home in Pyote. He returned to the University in 1968 to earn a master's degree in social work and eventually became superintendent of the Brownwood State Home and School.
In 1973, he was named executive director of the Texas Youth Commission, a position he held for 20 years before retiring. He also earned a master's degree in business administration from The University of Texas in 1987.
"Working with children wasn't something that I originally thought I would do. It just happened that way," says Ron, adding that his adoptive father and the people he surrounded himself with, including Laura Lee Pederson, former dean of the School of Social Work, played an important role in his decision.
To honor his parents and the impact they had on his life, Ron has created the Emily and Don Jackson Endowment for Excellence in Juvenile Justice in the School of Social Work. Proceeds from the endowment will go for curriculum development, scholarships, research, community programs, and lecturers, all in the field of juvenile justice.
It is a fitting tribute to Ron's parents, and the crowning gesture of his own productive career in juvenile justice.
"He has cared for kids throughout his career," says Marlin Johnston, a former commissioner of the Department of Human Services, a member of UT's Social Work Advisory Council, and Ron's longtime friend and associate. "The most telling thing about him is that he has devoted his life to rehabilitating kids. He has never lost the spirit that he picked up from his adoptive father."
The Emily and Don Jackson Endowment for Excellence in Juvenile Justice was established by the Board of Regents of The University of Texas System on November 24, 2003, for the benefit of the School of Social Work. Gift funds were provided by Mr. Ronald G. Jackson of Austin, Texas, a 1987 graduate of The University of Texas at Austin McCombs School of Business. The endowment honors Mr. Donald Jackson and Mrs. Emily Jackson Shurley of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.


Figure 22.3. Integration of Synaptic Activity in the Nucleus. Transcription from the BDNF promoter III requires induction of three Ca2+-responsive elements. Synaptic Ca2+ influx induces CREB and MeCP2 phosphorylation, thereby binding CREB to the promoter and releasing MeCP2 from it. It also activates CaRF by a yet unknown mechanism. Transcription of BDNF then promotes cell survival. Extrasynaptic NMDA-receptor activation on the other hand suppresses CREB function, leading to cell death.
Finally, it will be interesting to determine which molecular mechanisms are responsible for the convergence of different synapse-to-nucleus signaling pathways. The prevailing idea in recent years is that nuclear chromatin will provide the structure that integrates potentially hundreds of signals derived from synaptic activity (for a recent review see ref. 38). Among the most modified nuclear proteins are histones, the major scaffolding proteins associated with nuclear DNA in chromatin. Histones interact with each other in the form of nucleosomes, an octamer of histones, from which the amino (N)-terminal tail protrudes beyond the genomic DNA. This tail can eventually serve as a signal integration platform and post-translational modifications of the amino terminus of histones are supposed to result in long-lasting changes in regulation of gene transcription. Within this region, lysines are the most modified residues that can be acetylated, methylated, ubiquitinated, or sumoylated (for a recent review see ref. 39).
In recent years also some evidence has accumulated that synaptic activity will lead to enduring modifications in the organization of nucleosomes. Several forms of synaptic plasticity that require gene transcription concomitantly require the activation of the NMDA receptor and ERK/MAPK signaling and it was therefore important to show that activation of NMDA-receptors leads to the acetylation of histone H340. The NMDA-induced acetylation could be blocked by inhibition of the ERK/MAPK cascade, indirectly suggesting a link between the activation of excitatory synapses and post-translational modifications of the nucleosome. In support of this idea is the finding that also ERK-dependent increases in histone phosphorylation were reported after glutamate receptor stimulation41. Although the exact mechanisms that regulate nucleosome modification in response to synaptic activity are still elusive, it is conceivable that the regulated accumulation of macromolecular complexes consisting of transcription factors and their co-activators will subsequently govern plasticity-related gene expression in an integrated manner. The structural basis for the assembly of these complexes could be in principle stable for a long time, which in turn is a prerequisite for long-lasting forms of synaptic plasticity. Much more work, however, is needed to fill the gaps in our present knowledge about the molecular mechanisms that control activity-dependent gene transcription.


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Seattle Metro Chamber welcomes Dominick Martin as new Vice President of External Relations
Martin will lead the Chamber's policy and government relations activities
The Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce today announced the appointment of Dominick Martin as its new vice president of external relations. Martin, who starts this week, will lead the Chamber's policy and government relations activities, including working with key partners in the private, public, and nonprofit sectors to ensure that the Seattle region is the best possible place for companies and their employees.
Martin comes to the Chamber with over a decade of experience as director and strategic advisor for EMC Research. There, he worked with a number of local coalition groups and advocacy organizations, including the Chamber's advocacy organization, CASE, and he will bring this deep understanding of local policy and politics to this new role. Prior to moving to the Seattle area, Martin worked in local politics in California's Central Valley and served in the United States Marine Corps.
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There's nothing quite like hitting the green first thing in the morning and finishing the day off with a delicious meal and ice-cold drink. Then, do it all again the next day! These golf courses boast some of the best stay and play getaways Indiana has to offer. These golf getaway packages are perfect for a few buddies or group with accommodations at local hotels.
Indiana is also home to five golf resort experiences!
This course stretches across 224 rolling acres of woods, water and wildlife, and used to be home to the world champion racing horse, Supreme Sultan. Golfers who look closely will notice the tributes to the saddlebred around every turn. The breathtaking waterfall behind the 18th hole makes it one of the best finishing holes in Indiana. Grab a bite at the nearby German restaurant, Schnitzelbank, and take a ride on the historic Spirit of Jasper Train while you're in the area. Book a stay.
This course near Purdue University and West Lafayette features mature trees, large sand bunkers and receptive grass. The open feel of the course gives golfers a chance to recover from every shot. Battle Ground Golf Club is located in a historic community near the site of the 1811 Battle of Tippecanoe. Today, visitors to Battle Ground tour the Tippecanoe Battlefield Museum and Park and howl at Wolf Park wildlife facility. Book a stay.
Awarded four stars by Golf Digest, this course is one of the most relaxing, yet challenging courses in the area. The course strategically winds around 17 lakes located on the course. Fort Wayne's Downtown Riverfront offers amazing views and delicious dining. You can also catch the Fort Wayne TinCaps play at Parkview Field. Tee up at three other golf courses in the city with your custom stay and play package. Book a stay.
This course's 300 acres of dramatic scenery comes from the mined gravel pit it was built on. Designed by Tom Liddy, the course mixes old-growth forests, cattailed wetlands, beautiful boulders and elevation changes. Peru, Indiana, also offers homegrown fun, like the famous Circus Hall of Fame. Book a stay.
This course is a favorite for golfers of all skill levels. Choose from six tees on every hole while navigating over 130 limestone-filled bunkers. Golfers rave about this unique course, consistently named one of the best around. Catch a show at Ruoff Home Mortgage Music Center and grab a cold one at the local breweries. Book a stay.
Stay and play in these amazing communities for the perfect guy's weekend and group outing. Find more great Indiana courses at VisitIndianaGolf.com.