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Candidates vie for superintendent slot
Peru Central School Board of Education expected to issue decision next month
by Elizabeth Izzo
PERU | Two candidates are under consideration for the Peru Central School District (PCSD) superintendent slot.
The ongoing search for a new superintendent culminated in a series of public hearings last week.
Two candidates, Thomas Palmer and David Hamilton, made their public bid for the district's top seat on Aug. 15-16.
The Peru Central School District Board of Education (BOE), according to BOE President Kim Mayer, is still considering which candidate will move forward into a third round of interviews.
The BOE is expected to issue their response — whether it be an appointment or notification of an expanded search — shortly after Aug. 28, according to Mayer.
The school's last superintendent, Patrick Brimstein, resigned from his post late last year to take another job, according to Mayer.
Following the resignation of Superintendent Patrick Brimstein last year, the Peru Central School District Board of Education has been seeking a replacement. Candidates Thomas Palmer — pictured here — and David Hamilton spoke to community members last week about their vision for the future of the school district.
Photo by Elizabeth Izzo
Palmer, who has served as the Superintendent of Schools for Tri-Valley Central School District in Sullivan County for 10 years, spoke Aug. 16 about his vision for the future of PCSD.
The candidate said his top priority is bolstering the district's graduation rates and inspiring students to be what he calls "lifelong learners."
Last year, 11 percent of PCSD students dropped out of school.
For Palmer, a 79 percent graduation rate isn't enough — he wants to see that number at 100 percent.
One path toward that perfect score is through early intervention services for struggling students, he said. That means speaking with kids even before they reach their senior year.
"It's all about the children," he said.
Palmer also wants to see more students involved with the community.
He spoke briefly about his experience with coordinating hands-on work experience for students in his district.
"The millennials, I've found, don't have those soft skills like waiting tables," he said. "It's important to get kids involved with real-life experience."
Palmer touched on a variety of other topics, including increased collaboration with SUNY Plattsburgh and Clinton Community College, and moving away from computer labs toward one-to-one devices for students.
An overarching theme to Palmer's presentation was one of availability and transparency:
"It's all about building public trust with stakeholders in the community," he said. "I will have an open-door policy."
Photo by Megan Manson, CVES
Peru Central School District Superintendent candidate David Hamilton presented his case for appointment to the school's top slot on Aug. 15.
Hamilton, who previously served as the program director for Keuka College in Yates County, spoke on Aug. 15.
Hamilton is a University of Rochester graduate with a doctorate in Educational Leadership, with a master of science degree in School Leadership from Canisius College in Buffalo.
He also holds a master of music degree from the Eastman School of Music in Rochester.
Before working as the program director Keuka College, Hamilton served as the superintendent of schools at Baldwinsville Central School District in Onondaga County and the superintendent of Penn Yann Central School District in Yates County.
Hamilton could not be reached for comment before this edition went to print on Tuesday afternoon.
A new superintendent was originally expected to be hired by April of this year.
When that timeline didn't pan out, an interim superintendent — Cynthia Ford-Johnston — was appointed in May to serve in place of Brimstein.
"The plan has always been to have a superintendent in place prior to January," Mayer told The Sun, in an email. "We do have the ability to extend Mrs. Ford-Johnston's agreement until June if we need, however, we hope it doesn't come to that.
"We would like to have a permanent person in place!"
Six candidates have gone through the interview process thus far, Mayer said — but no one has been appointed yet.
The last round of public hearings, which featured presentations from three candidates, were held in March.
After hearing proposals for the future of the school from candidates Linda Doty, Rick Moore and Christopher Quinn, the BOE and Champlain Valley Educational Services (CVES) decided to pass on all three.
"We didn't feel they were the right fit," Mayer told The Sun.
The BOE is expected to announce how they will move forward with the superintendent search shortly after Aug. 28.
"(We) hope to have a decision soon after that," Mayer said.
For more information on Peru Central School, visit perucsd.org.
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La défense doctrinale du fondateur

Ils tentèrent de défendre le dogme d'Érasistrate qui pensait que les artères ne véhiculaient que le "pneuma" (Πνεμα).
Pour eux, le sang qui pouvait s'échapper d'une artère coupée provenait du reste du corps, et par capillarité trouvait moyen d'emprunter par accident les canaux artériels.

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Ses principaux membres

 Démétrios d'Apamée, médecin à Alexandrie exerçant à une date inconnue entre le  et .
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 Artémidore de Sidè (en exercice vers le II/Ier siècle  ?).
 Hikésios (de Smyrne ?), actif vers le  .
 Ménodoros (ami et collègue d'Hikésos).
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Les axes de recherche de l'école d'Érasistrate

Les plus marquants disciples de la "secte" médicale d'Érasistrate ont enrichi et développé l'activité initiée par leur fondateur.

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La recherche en pharmacopée notamment végétale, les études gynécologiques, les analyses des maladies semblent avoir fait partie des occupations des disciples d'Érasistrate.
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Notes et références

Bibliographie

 Cécile Nissen, Catalogue prosopographique de médecins de l'Asie Mineure, thèse doctorat, Liège 2006

Médecine de la Grèce antique
Scientifique de la Grèce antique
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Smartphone market to grow by almost 50% in 2011: Windows Phone 7 to rise to no. 2?
The IDC expects more than 450 million smartphones will be sold this year- up 49.2% from last year's 303.4 million.
Ramon Llamas, a senior research analyst with IDC's Mobile Devices Technology and Trends team, said: "Up until the launch of Windows Phone 7 last year, Microsoft has steadily lost market share while other operating systems have brought forth new and appealing experiences.
2015? We can't even foresee what's for lunch today, but sounds interesting. Will there be this many phone systems in four years?
They also expect worldwide growth in smartphones to be more than quadruple the speed of the overall mobile market.
From only start of this year- we've seen waves of new smartphones announced, some which we've only just got our hands on, while others aren't yet here.
They've also spread out across the price ranges, with far more wallet-friendly models available from phone giants like HTC and Samsung, presumably due in part to the Google's Android offering an app eco-system that's a viable alternative to Apple's iTunes might.


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More for Women in Mathematics Day
21 April 2021 /in AustMS Announcements /by David Roberts
As part of the upcoming International Women in Mathematics day celebrations in May, the ARC Centre of Excellence for Mathematical and Statistical Frontiers (ACEMS) is proud to present a free virtual public lecture with mathematician, musician and author Dr Eugenia Cheng.
When: Wednesday, 5 May: 12 pm to 1 pm AEST
Where: Online – Virtual
Register to get your free zoom link
Dr Eugenia Cheng has been featured in the New York Times, presented TED Talks, written several books, and even appeared on "The Late Show with Steven Colbert". Her most recent book, X + Y, a Mathematician's Manifesto for Rethinking Gender, tackles the issue of gender inequality and argues that her mathematical specialty, category theory, reveals why.
About this lecture: "Inclusion-Exclusion in the mathematical sciences: who is kept out, and how we can use maths to bring them in"
The question of why women and minorities are under-represented in mathematics is complex and there are no simple answers, only many contributing factors. Dr Cheng will draw on a combination of precise mathematical reasoning, techniques of abstract mathematical thinking, and her experiences as a woman in the male-dominated field of mathematics. She will argue that if we focus on character traits rather than gender we can have a more productive and less divisive conversation about maths and beyond. She will present a new theory for doing so, showing that we can use abstract mathematical thinking to work towards a more inclusive society in this politically divisive era.
Dr Cheng will also present the abstract field of Category Theory as a particularly inclusive subject area according to the dimensions of her new theory, and demonstrate its scope for deepening the curiosity and social awareness of high school students, rather than just pushing and evaluating them. This goes against the assumption that abstract mathematics can only be taught to high level undergraduates and graduate students, and the accusation abstract mathematics is removed from real life. No prior knowledge will be needed.
For more information about the event, head to: https://acems.org.au/events/eugenia-cheng-acems-lecture
The Road Ahead for Women in STEM – Virtual Panel Discussion
When: Wednesday 12 May, 12pm-1pm AEST
Where: The panel discussion will be online via zoom webinar. Please register to receive the zoom link.
As part of the celebration of International Women in Mathematics Day, we'd like to invite you to join us for an engaging panel discussion that brings together some top leaders in education in Australia.
The aim of the discussion is to be forward-looking and to explore how we can get more women in higher-level positions in universities, as well as more women in STEM and, specifically, the mathematical sciences. The panellists will examine why this is so important and look at the benefits of having more diversity in these different areas.
Professor Ana Deletic Executive Dean, Faculty of Engineering, Queensland University of Technology
Professor Moira O'Bryan Dean, Faculty of Science, University of Melbourne
Professor Asha Rao Associate Dean, Mathematical Sciences, RMIT University
Dr Rachael Quill Research Fellow, University of Melbourne, ACEMS Associate Investigator & Chair of the ACEMS Equity & Diversity Committee
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Women in Mathematics Day
21 April 2021 /in Uncategorized /by David Roberts
We are very excited to announce the Women in Mathematics Day to be held on Thursday 13th of May in Western Sydney University starting at 3:30pm both in person and via Zoom. The day is around the Maryam Mirzakhani birthday, who was the first ever woman who won the Fields medal. The event consists of talks by
Julia Collins (Edith Cowan University)
Luci Ellis (Reserve Bank of Australia)
Mary Myerscough (University of Sydney)
Rosalind Wang (Western Sydney University)
The goal of the day is to celebrate the achievements of women in STEM and to encourage an open, welcoming and inclusive work environment for everybody. Please join us and confirm your attendance here.
Best wishes, Roozbeh Hazrat
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Symmetry in Newcastle – 19th April 2021
Symmetry in Newcastle seminar is here again! The confirmed speakers for next Monday are Zoe Chatzidakis, CNRS – ENS, and Laura Ciobanu, Herriot-Watt University. Feel free to grab a beverage appropriate for your respective timezone and join us for a friendly chat during the break!
The talks will be recorded and made available on our YouTube channel https://tinyurl.com/zerodimensionalgroup and our website https://zerodimensional.group/. The running times of the talks, titles and abstracts are as follows
16:30 – 17:30 AEST (06:30 – 07:30 UTC) Zoe Chatzidakis
17:30 – 18:00 AEST (07:30 – 08:00 UTC) Break and chat
18:00 – 19:00 AEST (08:00 – 09:00 UTC) Laura Ciobanu
Speaker: Zoe Chatzidakis (CNRS – ENS)
Title: A new invariant for difference fields
Abstract: If (K,f) is a difference field, and a is a finite tuple in some difference field extending K, and such that f(a) in K(a)^{alg}, then we define dd(a/K)=lim[K(f^k(a),a):K(a)]^{1/k}, the distant degree of a over K. This is an invariant of the difference field extension K(a)^{alg}/K. We show that there is some b in the difference field generated by a over K, which is equi-algebraic with a over K, and such that dd(a/K)=[K(f(b),b):K(b)], i.e.: for every k>0, f(b) in K(b,f^k(b)).
Viewing Aut(K(a)^{alg}/K) as a locally compact group, this result is connected to results of Goerge Willis on scales of automorphisms of locally compact totally disconnected groups. I will explicit the correspondence between the two sets of results.
(Joint with E. Hrushovski)
Speaker: Laura Ciobanu
Title: Free group homomorphisms and the Post Correspondence Problem
Abstract: The Post Correspondence Problem (PCP) is a classical problem in computer science that can be stated as: is it decidable whether given two morphisms g and h between two free semigroups A and B, there is any nontrivial x in A such that g(x)=h(x)? This question can be phrased in terms of equalisers, asked in the context of free groups, and expanded: if the `equaliser' of g and h is defined to be the subgroup consisting of all x where g(x)=h(x), it is natural to wonder not only whether the equaliser is trivial, but what its rank or basis might be.
While the PCP for semigroups is famously insoluble and acts as a source of undecidability in many areas of computer science, the PCP for free groups is open, as are the related questions about rank, basis, or further generalisations. However, in this talk we will show that there are links and surprising equivalences between these problems in free groups, and classes of maps for which we can give complete answers. This is joint work with Alan Logan.
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APPLY NOW TO BE AN AUSTRALIAN SCIENCE POLICY FELLOW IN 2021-22
14 April 2021 /in Uncategorized /by Secretary of the AustMS
The Australian Science Policy Fellowship Program is an initiative of the Office of the Chief Scientist that aims to grow the diversity of expertise in the Australian Public Service (APS) workforce. It provides a pathway for early- to mid-career scientists to become skilled policy practitioners so they can contribute science to the policy process.
Fellows are employed as policy officers by participating Commonwealth Government host departments for 12 months. The Fellows bring a highly valued skillset, including data and analytical skills, and fresh perspectives on policy work.
"The Program has highlighted the endless opportunities that are available through working in the APS and is a great avenue for gaining meaningful, stable employment. I am excited about where this year will lead me to in the future."
– Morgan, 2020-21 Science Policy Fellow
The 2021-22 cohort will be the first cohort of the permanent Program, following a successful three‑year pilot. Launched in July 2018, the Program has placed 31 Science Policy Fellows across 10 Commonwealth Government departments. The vast majority of Fellows have subsequently moved into positions within the APS since completing the Fellowship Program.
To be eligible for the Program, the applicant must be an Australian citizen, hold a STEM PhD, be no more than 15 years post PhD completion, and be prepared to relocate to Canberra for the duration of the 12 month Program.
"The Program has made a huge difference because it allowed me to take my career in a new direction, while still recognising and valuing the skills I had developed as a research scientist."
– Kim, 2018-19 Science Policy Fellow
Applications for the 2021-22 cohort are open from 7 April to 26 April 2021. Visit Australia's Chief Scientist's website for all the details on how to apply: www.chiefscientist.gov.au/australian-science-policy-Fellowship-Program
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Canadian Mathematical Society's 75th+1 anniversary summer meeting
14 April 2021 /in AustMS Announcements /by Secretary of the AustMS
The Canadian Mathematical Society (CMS) invites the mathematical community to the 2021 CMS Online Summer Meeting.
Registration is now open for the CMS' third online meeting happening from June 7–11, 2021 and on June 4th.
The CMS Summer Meeting is an occasion for the community to come together, like we always have, in a new way.
A complete and detailed list of sessions and speakers is available on our website.
Other engaging activities include:
Enjoy 7 mini courses on June 4th. If you wish to attend, register for any of the courses on the registration website.
Joint CMS/CMESG Panel happening on Monday
Data literacy – What are the competencies that people need to access data literacy? What are the implications for the classroom?
Anne Broadbent (University Research Chair in Quantum Information Processing, University of Ottawa)
5 Plenary Lectures
Henri Darmon (McGill University)
Moon Duchin (Tufts University)
Matilde Marcolli (University of Toronto)
Aaron Naber (Northwestern University)
Ian Putnam (University of Victoria)
3 Prize Lectures
Alfonso Gracia-Saz (University of Toronto) – Excellence in Teaching Award
Joel Kamnitzer (University of Toronto) – Jeffrey-Williams Prize
Anita Layton (University of Waterloo) – Krieger-Nelson Prize
An Introduction to Programming in Maple – Friday June 4th | 11:00 – 14:00
Career Diversity in Mathematics – Friday June 4th | 15:00 – 18:00, Complimentary Admission
Presenters: Megan Dewar and David Thomson (Tutte Institute for Mathematics and Computing & Carleton University)
Combinatorial Game Theory – Friday June 4th | 11:00 – 14:00
Presenters: Melissa Huggan (Ryerson), Svenja Huntemann (Carleton), Richard J. Nowakowski (Dalhousie)
Tools and Techniques for Modelling and Analyzing Complex Networks – Friday June 4th | 11:00 – 14:00
Presenters: Francois Théberge (Tutte Institute and Ottawa)
Mathematical Modelling Of Real-World Infectious Disease Epidemics – An R Based Hands-On Mini Course – Friday June 4th | 15:00 – 18:00
Presenters: Ashok Krishnamurthy (Mount Royal University)
STUDC Mini-Course – Friday June 4th, Complimentary Admission
Optimal transport and stochastic processes in developmental biology –
Friday June 4th | 11:00 – 14:00
Strategies for Supporting Mathematics and Statistics Students in Higher Education – Friday June 4th, Complimentary Admission
Presenters: Dr Ana-Lucia Vargas Sandoval (University of Amsterdam) & MSc Paula Beukers (The University of Groningen)
Students can register for the AARMS-CMS Student Poster Session and for the Student Research Talks Session! To participate in either session, send your title, abstract and affiliation to studc-summer21-poster@cms.math.ca for the poster or to studc-summer21-session@cms.math.ca for the talks by May 27th. Top posters will be awarded prizes!
Connecting Women in Mathematics Across Canada (CWiMAC)
June 2-3, 2021 | Online | Complimentary Admission for All
Anyone wishing to contribute a talk can email.
The 2021 CWiMAC workshop is organized in coordination with the CMS Women in Mathematics Committee. The purpose of the CWiMAC workshops is to support the career development of junior female-identified academics in the Canadian mathematics community. The workshop will be held at the University of Ottawa on the evening of Wednesday, June 2 and all day on Thursday, June 3, 2021, immediately preceding the 75th+1 Anniversary Meeting of the Canadian Mathematical Society online.
Visit the virtual exhibit booths where you will find our exhibitors: AMS, Bolster Academy, Maplesoft, Springer, and Cambridge University Press
To make the meeting accessible for all and to balance the needs of your Society, we are offering two tiers of registration rates from which to choose. The discounted COVID rate is significantly lower. We encourage all researchers who are able to do so to register at the regular rate, which includes access to several special value-added features.
COVID Registration
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Words of Women in Mathematics in the Time of Corona
This message addressed to women in mathematics around the world is to invite you to contribute to a follow up project
"Words of Women in Mathematics in the Time of Corona" of the video project "Faces of Women in Mathematics". You might have contributed to that 2018 film project. If so, and if you did your clip as a group, please share this mail with your colleagues who were in the clip! Otherwise, you are also strongly encouraged to take part in this new project.
The "Faces of Women in Mathematics" film collected 146 clips of 243 women mathematicians from 36 different countries speaking 31 different languages. This very successful project has contributed to making women working in mathematics more visible and has received very positive resonance from the general public.
Three years later and with a year of pandemic behind us, we are launching a follow-up of the project, with the above working title "Words of Women in Mathematics in the Time of Corona". The pandemic has made women and in particular women in mathematics more invisible than ever, and this project aims to let them be heard and seen. The new film will be launched on May 12th, Maryam Mirzakhani's birthday that has become a day to celebrate Women in Maths.
We would like to invite you to contribute in answering the following question. "How has the pandemic affected your personal or professional life as a mathematician?" in the form of
a video clip (8-30 seconds in your original language) with your answer (preferably) in your native language to the above question OR a portrait photograph of yourself + audio file (use memo function of you cell phone) with your answer in your native language. The photograph should be a "natural" one, not an official "professional" one. Here is a link with some samples: http://vimeo.com/showcase/8239660
a written translation in English of your spoken words, as well as your first name, last name, the name of the language in which you made your statement and the country where you live and work We encourage you to add a photograph of your work space during the pandemic in high resolution, that we would include in the video.
We need to receive your contributions by April 21st 2021
Please send your clip to Irina Linke preferably by Wetransfer for highest resolution [https://wetransfer.com/]
Here are some practical recommendations for best video results:
You may ask someone else to hold the camera and film you
Use the camera of your smart phone; do not use the computer!
Hold the camera at eye level
Make sure that your face is well lit.
For editing purposes, wait a few seconds before you start talking,and wait a few seconds before you stop filming after having said your sentence
You may film outdoors
Please check the clip for clarity of the sound, and try to avoid filming in a noisy or windy environment.
If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to contact us. We are very much looking forward to seeing and hearing your contributions! Please forward this call to whoever might be interested in contributing! Many thanks!
Sylvie and the team:
Eugenie Hunsicker (Mathematician, UK)
Irina Linke (Documentary filmmaker, Germany)
Sonia Mahmoudi (Mathematician, Japan)
Claudia Malvenuto (Mathematician, Italy)
Sylvie Paycha (Mathematician, Germany)
Eriko Shinkawa (Mathematician, Japan)
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Postdoc position — stochastic modelling
8 April 2021 /in Job Posting /by Ross Moore
UNSW
Closing Date: 10 May 2021
Research Associate to undertake collaborative and self-directed research on an ARC-funded Discovery Project titled "The mathematics of stochastic transport and signalling in cells". The aim of the project is to develop new stochastic mathematical models of the dynamics of protein transport and cell signalling.
The mathematics will link macro scale biological observations to micro scale molecular movements to characterise the relative role that different components and processes play. Expected outcomes are robust mathematical analyses of the transient dynamics of closed, finite capacity queueing networks and biological insight into the major control mechanisms in cellular insulin signalling. A major objective is the development of methods to quantitatively compare the time courses of stochastic measurements with the outputs of stochastic mathematical models, with a view to driving parameter inference and model selection in these systems.
The position is based at UNSW Sydney and is for up to 3 years. Applications close on May 10, 2021.
Women and people from diverse backgrounds are encouraged to apply.
See https://external-careers.jobs.unsw.edu.au/cw/en/job/501605/research-associate for details.
Please contact Adelle Coster, A.Coster@unsw.edu.au, for more information.
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Call for Proposals MATRIX-SMRI Research Symposium
7 April 2021 /in Matriχ, SMRI /by David Roberts
MATRIX (Creswick) and the Sydney Mathematical Research Institute (SMRI) invite proposals for a joint Research Symposium to be held in a hybrid format (in-person/on-line) in 2021.
The joint MATRIX-SMRI Research Symposium will be centered around one distinguished international researcher who will Chair the Symposium, or one key publication for which one of the international authors will be designated Chair.
The hybrid research symposium will normally run for at least two weeks with face-to-face and online components. The Chair will deliver at least two online lectures coordinated by SMRI in the lead-up to a central face-to-face intensive research event for up to 20 participants at the MATRIX facilities in Creswick.
Local participants may also present seminars during the online lead-up. Those who are not able to travel to MATRIX due to COVID-19 travel restrictions can participate online during this event. During or after the face-to-face event at MATRIX, the Chair will take part in an online discussion session, facilitated by SMRI.
Proposals should come with a team of organisers including at least two organisers planning to attend in person at MATRIX. Organisers should aim for gender balance. The application should contain:
Title of the suggested research symposium
Research Program organisers including up to 10 publications relevant to the proposal of each of the organisers
Dates of the event – please refer to scheduled MATRIX Research Programs to identify available gaps in the calendar
Description of the topic and focus of event, recent results, references (4-6 pages)
The proposed provisional program of the research symposium, taking into account the different time zones
List of up to 20 suggested participants at MATRIX and up to 10 online participants during the MATRIX face-to-face component of the symposium
Event budget
Proposal guidelines: https://www.matrix-inst.org.au/matrix-smri-research-symposium-guidelines/
Please prepare a PDF proposal in the format outlined in the guidelines and attach/submit here.
Applications close on Friday, 7 May 2021.
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SMRI Seminar 8th April 2021
7 April 2021 /in AustMS Announcements, SMRI /by Secretary of the AustMS
The Symmetry in Newcastle Seminar is not back just yet, but that does not mean you have to miss out on your monthly fix of Australian group theory seminars! Our friends at Sydney Mathematical Research Institute (SMRI) are hosting a seminar this Thursday and if you like combinatorial and geometric group theory, this might be just the event for you because the speakers for the day are Adam Piggott, Australian National University, and Murray Elder, University of Technology Sydney. The times, titles and abstracts of the talks, along with important links are as follows.
When: 8 April 2021, 15:00-17:00 AEST (05:00 – 07:00 UTC)
Where: Quad Oriental Room S204 (University of Sydney staff, students and affiliates only) and via Zoom (registration link below)
Talk 1: 15:00 AEST (05:00 UTC)
'Stubborn conjectures concerning rewriting systems, geodesic normal forms and geodetic graphs'
Adam Piggott (ANU)
Abstract: A program of research, started in the 1980s, seeks to classify the groups that can be presented by various classes of length-reducing rewriting systems. We discuss the resolution of one part of the program (joint work with Andy Eisenberg (Temple University), and recent related work with Murray Elder (UTS).
'Which groups have polynomial geodesic growth?'
Murray Elder (UTS)
Abstract: The growth function of a finitely generated group is a powerful and well-studied invariant. Gromov's celebrated theorem states that a group has a polynomial growth function if and only if the group is {\em virtually nilpotent}. Of interest is a variant called the {\em geodesic growth function} which counts the number of minimal-length words in a group with respect to some finite generating set. I will explain progress made towards an analogue of Gromov's theorem in this case. I will start by defining all of the terms used in this abstract (finitely generated group; growth function; virtual property of a group; nilpotent) and then give some details of the recent progress made.
The talk is based on the papers arxiv.org/abs/1009.5051, arxiv.org/abs/1908.07294 and arxiv.org/abs/2007.06834 by myself, Alex Bishop, Martin Brisdon, José Burillo and Zoran Šunić.
https://uni-sydney.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMrdeyrqTkoGNIG0BAyuvcTjuBxA7MPDTvC
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South Bay's finest, Pennywise packed them in at the Hollywood Palladium for a sold out furious punk rock show. Pennywise had dedicated the show to Byron McMackin's(Drums) mother Dartie who recently passed away. It was a touching tribute with Pennywise turning in a razor sharp performance featuring plenty of moshing and circle pits by the dedicated Pennywise fans.
Special "C"
Special "C" must be a new band because I can't find their Myspace page or any other information about the band. I did gather they also hail from the South Bay and probably are good friends with Pennywise. In the sound department, Special "C" falls into the realm of ska punk influenced heavily by Sublime. The bass lines rumbled and the guitars were skanky. Special "C" quickly wrapped up their thirty minute set.
Update: Special "C" features Bubba McMackin (Drums) and their myspace page is here.
Black President
Black President didn't waste any time with their politically charged no nonsense punk rock. Black President is fronted by Christian Martucci (Vocals/Guitars) who venomously spewed lyrics while thrashing his Gretsch guitar. Charlie Paulson (Guitar) was an uncaged animal on stage jumping around while hammering out power chords through his Marshall JCM 2555 Slash model amplifier. I wasn't too sure if Charlie was still involved with Black President because I recently saw him with Goldfinger at the Grove in Anaheim.
Black President stuck mostly to their self titled album by playing "Who Do You Trust?", "Not Amused", Not Enough", "Short List of Outspoken Suspects" and "Ask Your Daddy". Roy Mayorga (Drums) made quite the commotion behind the drum kit that even impressed one of the security guards in front. The crowd seemed to enjoy their high energy punk tunes.
The Vandals
I never get tired of watching The Vandals. They had me in stitches during their Christmas show at the House of Blues Anaheim. Their performance at the Liskfest was one of the more memorable sets of the day.
Dave Quackenbush (Vocals) is the quintessential punk rock funnyman. Only Dave can perform such songs as "It's A Fact" and "43210-1" with a smirk on his face. He would later quip about how they "put lipstick on the pig" in reference to the renovated Hollywood Palladium. Dave also pointed out that the crowd should give Josh Freese (Drums) a hand since he recently quit his job (drumming for Nine Inch Nails) and had a third child.
I couldn't quite make out who was pictured on Joe Escalante's bass but it looked like Old Dirty Bastard from Wu Tang Clan. Warren Fitzgerald (Guitars) was his usual animated self doing cartwheels and soloing with the guitar between his legs. "Don't Stop Me Now" closed out the hilarity. Good times indeed.
In case you haven't heard, The Hollywood Palladium is adopting similar rules to that of the Wiltern due to fire marshall restrictions. In order for you to watch a show from the floor, one needs to get to the Palladium early to secure a wristband for floor access. The Pennywise fans didn't take too kindly to this request. Things seemed to have worked themselves out as the floor was packed once Pennywise hit the stage.
Pennywise recently moved over to Myspace records for their latest release, Reason To Believe which they gave away as a free download. "As Long As We Can" jump started the audience into action. Fletcher Dragge (Guitars) was using his same blue battered Ibanez guitar that must date back to the beginning of Pennywise.
Jim Lindberg (Vocals) summoned up the stage presence of Greg Graffin from Bad Religion by frantically pacing the stage and inciting the audience. Jim even later gave a shout out to Bad Religion saying that they had been ripping them off for years. Pennywise is one of those bands that won't change the inherent sound of their band just like Bad Religion.
Pennywise would venture way back into the catalog for "Rules" from their self-titled debut album. "Can't Believe it" was a fury of drums and guitars with the mosh pit swirling in unison. The energy of a fervent crowd at a Pennywise show is something to behold. I stood on the sides and watched the chaos unfold on the floor.
Fletcher would later take some time to announce that the remaining members of Sublime are reuniting to reconstitute the band. Adrian Young (Drums) from No Doubt would come out on stage to fill in for their Sublime cover tune. Pennywise usually dedicates "F*** Authority" to the LAPD but graciously changed their minds after the Fire Marshall had allowed the fans on the floor.
Some of the highlights from their set included "Every Single Day", "Unknown Road", "Society" and "Living For Today". Pennywise also covered "Stand By Me" with the help of two fans from the crowd to varying degrees of success with the female fan faring slightly better.
The crowd would later become unhinged for "Bro Hymn", as the circle pits churned with a vengeance. Jim reminded the crowd that the song was dedicated to Byron's mother who was always sitting on the drum riser at all the Pennywise shows. It was a touching tribute to say the least.
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The project aims at creating a model for and to test large scale utilisation of toilet based fertiliser products. Key objectives are to develop and test technologies for collection and management, acquire official acceptance and permit for using these fertilizers in agriculture in Finland, and to demonstrate the efficiency and safety of the use of these products. In addition, the cost efficiency of the alternative models and systems are estimated. The project is to be implemented during 2015 – 2016.
In the first year supporting farmers are scouted and urine and dry toilet compost is collected. Urine is stored and faeces are composted in order to make them safe for use as fertilizers and soil conditioners. In the second year, fertilization and growing experiments are started. The collected biomasses will be tested for nutritional value as well as for pathogens (Salmonella and E.coli) and other harmfull subtances. In addition, we will establish cost and life cycle review between urine demanding collection infrastructure and the current wastewater treatment system.
Overall, the project theme is very sensitive and therefore a lot of work is needed in influencing the attitudes and prejudices of the public, decision makers, politicians and officials towards the reuse of toilet fertilizers. Thus one important part of the project is to produce solid scientific proof about the benefits and efficiency of these fertilizer products and to also show with the model the opportunities of alternatives in closing the nutrient loop in communities.
The project is executed by Tampere University of Applied Sciences (TAMK), Global Dry Toilet Association and the Finnish Environment Institute as a joint project. The project involves the Ministry of Agriculture and Forest (MKT) experts as well as supporting farmers – who will carry-out the fertilization experiments.
The project is funded by the Ministry of Environment and the aim of the programme is to promote the recycling of nutrients and to improve the health status of the Archipelago Sea (so called RAKI-programme).


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WSU-UW matchup is more than a rivalry game in Pullman
Junior guard Caila Hailey goes for a layup against Boise State.
JACOB MOORE | Evergreen columnist
The matchup between WSU and the University of Washington is always a heated rivalry. We Cougars know that it is not just a rivalry, but more so a necessity to show our support and be at the games – and this is especially true when the Huskies are in town.
This weekend's matchup will be no different when the WSU women's basketball team takes on the No. 8 Huskies in Pullman on Sunday.
The game will be the 10th annual "Cougs Have Heart" game, which gives the team an opportunity to raise awareness for the fight against heart disease. For the Cougs, this game has a special meaning for the program.
This game means much more to WSU women's basketball Head Coach June Daugherty, who is a survivor of cardiac arrest, which occurred a month after she was hired as WSU's head coach in 2007. Off the court, Daugherty is an award-winning, national figure in the fight against sudden cardiac arrest.
Since joining the team, Daugherty has changed the culture of women's basketball here at WSU. In 2014 and 2015, the Cougars played in consecutive Women's National Invitational Tournament appearances. That was also the first time in 23 years that WSU even made it to the postseason.
Despite WSU's success in recent years, the team will turn its attention to upsetting the Huskies and gaining ground in the Pac-12. The Cougs are currently sixth in the conference, while UW is at the top of the Pac-12 standings. For Daughtery, the possibility of beating the top-10 Huskies could be especially meaningful since she coached the Huskies prior to coming to WSU in 2007, despite having a winning record with UW spanning 11 seasons.
The Cougars will be looking for revenge from the previous matchup in Seattle that took place before the New Year. Unfortunately, the game mirrored much of the season thus far in that it didn't go quite as planned. To get that revenge, however, they'll have to pull off an upset on the Huskies, which would certainly be a statement victory to the rest of the nation.
If you can bounce back from a blowout loss with a major upset almost a month later, you are essentially warning the rest of the conference that your team knows how to adjust, not just physically and mentally, but to an injury-plagued season too. That's where WSU's high-profile recruiting comes into play.
According to Stefanie Loh of the Seattle Times, the Cougars have recently lost another starter in freshman guard Chanelle Molina. Daugherty acknowledged this struggle but looks at it a little differently.
"I've never seen anything like this – to lose three starters in one season, I really love how our team is playing and continuing to compete," Daugherty said. "In the long run, these young kids will really benefit from the majority of the playing time they're playing right now. And it shows how well we've recruited in the program. They're the future of Washington State."
Another loss to UW would be a tough pill to swallow. On the other hand, a win would act as a huge confidence booster to team morale – an area that desperately needs a boost right now.
After losing sophomore forward Borislava "Bobi" Hristova, junior forward Louise Brown, freshman guard Cameron Fernandez and now Molina, WSU can prove that injuries are not going to define its season. A season that looked all too promising at the start of the year is certainly far from over.
What doesn't kill you makes you stronger. That's absolutely the case for an injury-plagued team competing against a nationally-ranked rival. All during the 10th annual 'Cougs Have Heart' game in which WSU will be supporting the fight against heart disease – a fight that Daugherty survived and ultimately became a stronger coach and inspiration for. Tip-off is scheduled for 1 p.m. on Sunday in Beasley Coliseum.


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Shadow Minister for the Environment and Sustainability Mick Bates AM has welcomed the news that plans to drastically reduce the use of plastic carrier bags are to be revealed by the Minister Jane Davidson later today but warns that proposals must be firm to ensure money raised from the levy ends up back in the hands of the people.
Commenting, Welsh Liberal Democrat Mick stated:
"The proposals to end the use of single-use carrier bags are a big step forward for devolution. It is estimated that we use 480 million plastic bags in Wales each year and many of these go into landfill, to leave a vast legacy for many generations to come. By taking action to reduce the use of plastic bags and tackle the causes of waste from the very onset, Wales is clearly demonstrating its commitment to sustainable development, leaving Westminster behind as we lead the way on this issue.
"The levy will bring tens of millions in funds which must end up back in the hands of the public and not be just another stealth tax on the consumer. The big question for the Minister is who she will nominate to use the money raised by the levy, to ensure that it is re-distributed for the benefit of the environment.
"The rise in car tax without any real improvements to public transport has lead to a loss of faith in the system. It is crucial that the plastic bag proposals ensure the development of a fair and effective system that will have the support of small, medium and large businesses, so that the money taken at the till ends up back in the hands of the people by being used for the benefit of our environment and local communities."
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Harvard University researchers have been working on an insect-sized flying robot. Ultralight ceramic muscles allow it to fly and even hover like a real insect. However, its size prohibits an onboard power supply, necessitating a tether to give the robot brains and power. Furthermore, right now it only flies in 20-second increments, because the cutting-edge materials necessary to enable flight at such minuscule dimensions have one drawback: after 15 minutes of exertion it will wear out and fail.
This flying robot, created at Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands, is larger than the Harvard robobee, but its 10-centimetre wingspan carries a power supply and a small camera. Better yet, it can fly for 15 minutes (it can sustain a hover for 8).
Engineers at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia have worked out how to coordinate multiple flying quadrotor robots to pick up Lego-like building blocks and build rudimentary structures. The promise of such a squadron became clear after the 2011 earthquake in Japan, when researchers sent a formation of quadrotors into the disaster zone. Fitted with laser rangefinders and cameras, they mapped unstable buildings before any first responders went into harm's way.
In Sydney, Australia, a drone courier service called Flirtey has created flying robots that can lift and deliver a load of up to 2 kilograms up to 3 kilometres. Initially intended to transport textbooks around the University of Sydney's campus, the service could expand to drop off soft drinks and pizzas. Although such delivery was due to begin in March 2014, this is now unlikely because of regulatory roadblocks. These will probably prevent other commercial drone delivery services from taking off.
Like all flying insects, moths have evolved complex flight control systems that can process visual and other sensory information to allow them to hover, navigate and land. Replicating these systems in a robot is unnecessary if you use the insect itself, so in 2007 the US Department of Defense began a programme to grow a cyborg moth . Electrodes and control electronics are inserted into the insect during its pupal stage; when it has matured, operators can use these electrodes to stimulate the living moth's muscles to control its flight. That way, no flight algorithms or collision-control are necessary on board; that the insect already has all the necessary software.
Moths may be too delicate and small to make robust surveillance cyborgs. Many insects aren't strong enough to carry equipment – such as cameras and heat sensors – that would make them useful for these kinds of operation. So researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, with the help of the same Department of Defense programme that created the cyborg moth, turned a giant flower beetle into a cyborg. As with the moth, the electronics are implanted in pupae, but the adult beetle can also carry a battery and sophisticated equipment.
Flying robots inevitably have to cope with collisions: most have heavy sensors to help them protect themselves. GimBall, built at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne, has instead a rotating frame that protects it from damage. It also allows the robot to use collisions to make decisions about where to go next (see our video story). This makes it suitable for search and rescue operations in unpredictable and dangerous environments.


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Oakley Drive in Oldham OL1 consists predominantly of detached houses. Properties on Oakley Drive typically have values around £200,000 - £300,000, but larger detached houses can command upwards of £300,000.


Not too many articles on higher education feature my alma mater, Truman State University. In spite of a long tradition of internal accountability and doing a good job of graduating students on a shoestring budget, Truman lacks the name recognition of larger universities in most circles. This is why I was surprised to see the article discussing Kiplinger's Best Values in Public Colleges feature Truman so prominently.
Kiplinger's ranks the top 100 public four-year colleges and universities based on a combination of five different measures, with the point values being just as arbitrary as all of the other rankings (including the Washington Monthly rankings that I complied last fall). This is in spite of the claim that "neither our opinion nor anyone else's affects the calculation." While this may be true in the strictest sense, someone had to determine the point values!
(1) Total cost of attendance and net price (after subtracting grant aid)—35%. This is calculated separately for in-state and out-of-state students.
(2) Academic competitiveness (ACT/SAT scores, admit rate, and yield)—22.5%.
(3) Graduation rates (four-year and six-year)—18.75%.
(4) Academic support (retention rates and students per FTE faculty)—13.75%.
(5) Student debt at graduation—10%.
As most college rankings are prone to do, the Kiplinger's best value list still unnecessarily rewards colleges for being highly selective, both in the academic competitiveness and graduation measures. The focus on cost is very useful, although it does to some extent reward colleges in states which provide more public support (this is good for the student, but not necessarily as good for the taxpayer).
I do have one other gripe with the Kiplinger's rankings—they are done separately for public and private colleges (the private college list came out last month). The editors should combine the two lists so the information can be more useful for students and their families. With that being said, the information in these lists is certainly useful to a segment of the collegegoing population.


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Loved them! I have tried lots of protein shakes and these are by far the best ever!
This shake is the best organic and vegan friendly. I love it.
Mocha!! Love this flavor!! Best flavor out of these 3, vanilla, choc, and mocha. Like that you have the sample packs to try before buying the big jars. Also, the sample packs would be good to take with you on a camping trip or other short trip or vacation. Already measured for you. Could use as stocking stuffers for Christmas, too.


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Swanson, Martin & Bell, LLP partner Derrick L. Haddox was named to the Law Bulletin Media's "40 Under Forty" list for 2018.
The Law Bulletin received more than 1,200 nominations and selected Haddox from among attorneys across Illinois. According to "40 Under Forty," to be named to the list, honorees must have intelligence, passion, success in the office, a desire to help the community, and a willingness to work hard.
Haddox was recognized for his work in Contract Disputes, Construction Litigation and Product Liability matters.
A copy of the firm's announcement in the annual "40 Under Forty" publication congratulating Haddox is available at this link.
Haddox now joins Michael A. McCaskey, Shera D. Wiegler, Gary C. Pinter, Jeffrey S. Becker, P. Stephen Fardy and Michael W. Drumke as "40 Under Forty" winners at Swanson, Martin & Bell, LLP.