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Эдвард Торп (; 14 августа 1932 года, Чикаго, США) — американский профессор математики, менеджер хедж-фонда, игрок и теоретик блэкджек, один из основателей алгоритмической торговли, известен как «отец носимого компьютера».

Получил степень доктора философии в Калифорнийском университета в Лос-Анджелесе в 1958 году и работал профессором математики последовательно с 1959 по 1961 годы в Массачусетском технологическом институте, в 1961—1965 годах в , а затем с 1965 по 1982 годы в Калифорнийском университет в Ирвайне (с 1977 по 1982 годы профессор математики и финансов).

Эдвард Торп был пионером в современных приложениях теории вероятностей, в том числе использовании очень маленьких корреляций для уверенной финансовой выгоды.

Торп — автор бестселлера «Обыграй дилера» (; 1962 год), в котором математически доказал, что при игре в блэкджек можно получить преимущество путём подсчёта карт. Он также разработал и применял эффективные методы для хедж-фондов на финансовых рынках. В сотрудничестве с Клодом Шенноном создал первый носимый компьютер.

Заработал 2,5 млн долл. безрисковой прибыли на (номинальной) блоковой торговле на нью-йоркской фондовой бирже за счёт разницы между ценами на «старые» акции AT&T и новые акции «на момент выпуска» после распада Bell System.

Библиография
 Edward O. Thorp, Elementary Probability, 1977, ISBN 0-88275-389-4.
 Edward O. Thorp, Sheen T. Kassouf, Beat the Market: A Scientific Stock Market System, 1967, ISBN 0-394-42439-5.
 Edward O. Thorp, The Mathematics of Gambling, 1984, ISBN 0-89746-019-7.
 Обыграй дилера. Победная стратегия игры в блэкджек = Beat the Dealer: A Winning Strategy for the Game of Twenty-One. — М.: КоЛибри, 2017. — 287 с. ISBN 978-5-389-11980-2
 Человек на все рынки. Из Лас-Вегаса на Уолл-стрит: как я обыграл дилера и рынок = A Man for All Markets: From Las Vegas to Wall Street, How I Beat the Dealer and the Market / С предисловием Нассима Талеба. — М.: КоЛибри, 2017. — 558 с. ISBN 978-5-389-11762-4

Примечания

Азартные игры как профессия
Вероятностники
Математики XX века
Математики в математической статистике
Математики по алфавиту
Математики США
Менеджеры США
Технические аналитики
Финансовая математика
Финансисты США
Преподаватели Университета штата Нью-Мексико
Преподаватели Массачусетского технологического института
Преподаватели Школы наук Массачусетского технологического института


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Héctor Eduardo Sosa (Eldorado, Provincia de Misiones, Argentina, 16 de mayo de 1982) es un exfutbolista argentino que jugaba como delantero.

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West Lunga National Park
Safaris Available
Situated in a dense canopy of endemic forest bordered by rivers on all side, rests the little-explored West Lunga National Park of Zambia. The 1,700 square-kilometre park encompasses evergreen Miombo forest peppered with patches of grassland and floodplain.
The only way to access the interior of the park is to cross one of the rivers, making it a remote and relatively inaccessible destination. However, the pristine scenery is well-worth the intrepid adventure. There are limestone caves, rapids, waterfalls, and hot springs just waiting to be photographed.
Keen ornithologists have undertaken the journey to West Lunga in search of the endemic and extremely rare white chested tinkerbird. The allure of birding in West Lunga National Park is strong, and one of the main reasons for visiting the park.
West Lunga is ideal for the true adventurous spirit hankering for a wilderness expedition. Canoeing, mokoro and walking safaris are the only way to explore the extensive landscape. Zebra, wildebeest and elephant roam the flat interior, while pods of hippo guard the waters cocooning the park.
West Lunga National Park is a completely secluded region and difficult to access. The closest international airport is the Kenneth Kaunda International Airport in Lusaka, offers scheduled domestic flights to Solwezi Airport. The park is 10 kilometres north of the road that connects Solwezi to Kabompo.
Q Is it easy to get to the park?
West Lunga National Park is in an extremely remote and secluded region of Zambia. Visitors to the park should also be aware that the park lacks infrastructure and should be prepared for an off-the-beaten-track experience.
Q Can I fish in the rivers in the park?
The Kabompo River is the ideal location for the catch-and-release of tiger fish and visitors are encouraged to rent a fishing charter for this activity.
Wild Safari Guide
Forest animals are abundant, in particular small creatures such as the bushpig, monkeys, and baboons. Bigger mammals such as buffalo and elephant are also seen from time to time.
Hippos and crocs guard the waters of the park and are plentiful. The honking of hippos reverberates through the park, a sound synonymous with safaris. Antelope like roan, sable and hartebeest are well-represented within the flat grassland interior.
West Lunga National Park is an important birding destination. Species like the exceptionally rare white chested tinkerbird and the Dickinson's kestrel are found in these habitats. Other birds to spot include the Kurrichane thrush, western miombo sunbird, broad-tailed paradise-whydah and the great snipe.
West Lunga National Park is a high rainfall region and is best to avoid during the wet summer season. Like most safari destinations, the best to visit during is the dry winter season when the forested regions are slightly thinned out. Visitors should note that the dense forest is pretty much impenetrable year-round.
The dry season is from August to October, and the wet season is from November to April. The in-between season is from May to July and is the ideal time to visit.
West Lunga National Park is a completely remote and untamed region hugged by mighty rivers. There is no infrastructure in the park, so all activities are more sport-adventure based than geared towards mass tourism. This allows visitors to experience Zambia the authentic way.
Catch-and-release angling for tiger fish is popular in the Kabompo River. Visitors are welcome to bring their boat or arrange a fishing charter to explore the mystery of Zambia's deepest river.
Canoeing and traditional mokoro trips are the perfect way of enjoying a water safari experience—this is the preferred method for birdwatching. Visitors can spot African fish eagles and wading birds on the banks on the river while gently gliding past on a mokoro.
There are also pre-arranged canoe trips to the Mabongo Hot Spring which include various photographic stops, lunch en route and sightings of hippos. Guided walks to the Mulongwanyimu Swamp introduce visitors to the plethora of birdlife. Visitors can also spot all types of wildlife en route to the swamps, including roan, sable and the ever shy sitatunga.
There's no accommodation within the park, apart from a few campsites on the banks of the river. The park lacks facilities and management, so most accommodation options are adjacent to the river.
Self-contained chalets, rustic tent set-ups and community camping spots are available just outside the park. There are also no major towns nearby, which means visitors really need to be prepared for an adventure.
Do you have further information? If so, please email us at contact@wildsafariguide.com
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Are Southern Resident Killer Whales Starving?
On March 6, the SeaDoc Society together with the National Marine Mammal Foundation and NOAA Fisheries assembled top U.S. and Canadian marine mammal experts for an urgent consultation on the nutritional condition of our Southern Resident Killer Whales (SRKW), the fish-eating orcas that have historically "resided" in the Salish Sea.
After 2015's encouraging "baby boom," 2016 was a disastrous year for SRKW, which suffered seven deaths, reducing the total population of our three pods—J, K and L—to just 78 individuals.
Along with dangerously low numbers and wild swings in their reproductive success, another troubling sign is that instead of staying organized in their full pods, the killer whales have recently been observed fragmenting into smaller groups, most likely because they're having a harder time finding prey, especially the large Chinook salmon that are their most important source of food.
Concerns about our Southern Residents have led NOAA to declare them one of eight "Spotlight" species (out of 1,652 on the Endangered Species list) considered most at risk of extinction unless immediate action is taken to stabilize and recover their populations.
With the pressing need to act butting up against science's necessarily slow, painstaking process of collecting, analyzing, challenging and retesting data and hypotheses, SeaDoc and collaborators jumped in to help move killer whale conservation forward as quickly as possible.
We asked the gathered researchers to share their most recent data—work that may not be published in peer-reviewed papers for several years—to see if we could find the answers needed right now to expedite recovery actions.
To ensure the proceedings maintained the greatest scientific validity, SeaDoc also convened an independent panel of three world-renowned marine mammal experts: Craig Matkin, founder and Executive Director of Alaska's North Gulf Oceanic Society; Michael Moore, Senior Scientist at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution; and Frances Gulland, Senior Scientist at California's The Marine Mammal Center.
This prestigious panel was charged with overseeing the workshop, reviewing all materials, and producing a review paper that is already circulating among U.S. and Canadian regulatory agencies.
The bad news is that things are not looking good for our Southern Residents. The good news is that the issues impacting them are all caused by human activities and thus are in our power to remedy. We can help our beloved, iconic killer whales recover—if we have the will to act.
The US and Canadian Federal Agencies tasked with managing Southern Residents are actively reviewing management options for their recovery. Thanks to private donations, SeaDoc and collaborators will continue to develop an electronic medical record keeping system for killer whales that will enable us to tease out complex relationships between threats like nutrition, contaminants, sound, and disease.
Forty-three scientists took time out of their busy schedules to make this killer whale workshop a success. The SeaDoc Society gratefully acknowledges them and their sponsoring organizations, including the Center for Whale Research, Fisheries and Oceans Canada, National Marine Mammal Foundation, NOAA Fisheries, North Gulf Oceanic Society, Sea World, Sealife Response, Rehabilitation and Research, The Marine Mammal Center, University of British Columbia, University of Washington, Vancouver Aquarium, and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution.
Banner photo: southern resident killer whale L41 surfaces. Courtesy of the SeaDoc Society.


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Uniting top programs in medicine and engineering.
Engineering matter to change the world.
Engineering in service to society.
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Combining science and engineering to protect our planet.
& Engineering
Transforming the future through the power of computing.
We are the people powering innovation.
Industrial & Operations Engineering
Optimizing complex systems for the common good.
Integrative Systems + Design
Innovation that's much more than the sum of our parts.
Building the materials of the future.
The engineering of everything you touch.
Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering
A world leader in educating engineers for the marine environment.
Nuclear Engineering & Radiological Sciences
Working for a cleaner, healthier, more secure world.
Creating smart machines and inspiring others to do the same.
A program that bridges physics with emerging technologies. Michigan has a distinguished record of innovation in Applied Physics. With a broad range of multidisciplinary research and access to the most advanced facilities, the program offers a dynamic environment for graduate training. Structured to meet individual goals, our curriculum allows research training blending the discipline of physics with chemistry, engineering, environmental science, geology, medicine, natural resources and public policy.
Engineering Education Research
We are leaders in understanding how to best educate and support engineering students. Our expert faculty are pioneers in this field.
Macromolecular Science & Engineering
A leader in polymer science and engineering since 1968.
Tauber Institute for Global Operations
A joint venture with U-M's Ross School of Business, we empower leaders to solve operations, supply chain and technology-based challenges.
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A global leader in transportation research, we work to advance safe, equitable, and efficient transportation and mobility.
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Welcome to www.batmangames.info - the Batman Game Site. Play our huge collection of various Batman Games online. Our free online Batman Games can be downloaded to your PC for free. Enjoy the most popular Free Batman Games arcade game site. Play Batman Game online for free on our Bat Man Games Site.
The objective is to prevent Joker from driving his car and littering with Joker cards. You must stop him by bumping his car with your Batmobile. During your journey you collect power ups.
You must assist the caped crusader to rescue Batwoman from the evil Penguin and his men in this great adventure game. You fight your way through Gotham City by taking down your enemies.
In this adventure you are to stop the Joker and diffuse all his bombs to save the City.
This is a shooter where you help Batman save the city by shooting down your enemies.
Represent Batman by journing through this adventure to take down his arch rival Mr. Freeze. This one is addictive.
Mr. Freeze steals a priceless collection of diamonds from the city Museum. His powers increase because of the diamonds and he is stronger than ever. Avoid iceberg attacks and get the diamonds back!
Play as the Dark Knight and destroy all the bad guys though side scroll adventure.
Batman has been recognized as a popular comic book hero since the DC Comics created him back in 1939. The story is interesting as it evolves from its early stages from the Comics to a Television series, followed by a few very popular movies. Not to mention there are numerous amounts of animated cartoons available as well. If one was ever to compare the Dark Knights popularity, you can compare it to Superman and and Spider Man. These three together can be rated as the most popular icons in the comic book industry. Apart from these wonderful things, we can now even play Batman games online.
The powers that he has make him an entertaining character for game play. If we look back we can see that the first of a series that were ever released was in 1986. It was an action adventure game which was introduced as a single player game and then later reproduced as a two player game.
There are a few other released and made available to the Personal Computer. The Caped Crusader was one of them. Then in 1989 we saw game releases for home console systems such as the NES which later on evolved over to the Nintendo Game Boy. This game was titled Return of the Joker and it was released in 1991.
Shortly after when the PlayStation became a hit, you were able to see development of games for this system swell. Some of the most popular ones were released for the PlayStation.
As of recent years the gaming industry has exploded with fun packed games in the arcades, all the leading console gaming systems such as the PlayStation 3, Xbox and Nintendo's Wii. But best of all you can play them on our website for free. You are no longer restricted to purchasing these games to play at the comfort of your own home and you can simply play online at your own convenience.


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Q: What are the downsides to using skipWaiting and clientsClaim with Workbox? By default skipWaiting is set to false in Workbox.  Assuming you're only using the Workbox-created service worker for caching, are there any downsides to setting this to true?  Without doing so, the next build of your app will ship updated resource urls (from webpack). These urls will be updated in the service worker's precache manifest, but without skipWaiting, the updated service worker will not be activated to take advantage of them, until the user closes their browser and re-opens.
These updated resources will be loaded correctly (webpack will load the resources with the new hash values in them), but they'll never be cached until, again, the user closes all open browsers running the service worker, and re-opens. Under these circumstances, is there any reason to not just set skipWaiting to true?
As a related issue, what exactly does clientsClaim control? The above problem is fixed by merely switching skipWaiting on; so what does clientsClaim do?

A: As background, I'd recommend reading "The Service Worker Lifecycle". It's written from the generic service worker perspective, but the points apply to Workbox-powered service workers as well.
These concepts are also explained in more detail, from the perspective of using create-react-app, in this "Paying Attention while Loading Lazily" talk and microsite.
Workbox's implementation
Workbox uses an install event handler to cache new or updated entries in the precache manifest (appending a __WB_REVISION__ query param to the entries' URLs when needed, to avoid overwriting existing entries with different revisions), and it uses the activate event handler to delete  previously cached entries that are no longer listed in the precache manifest.
If skipWaiting is true, then activate handler, which is responsible for cleaning up outdated URLs from the cache, would be executed immediately after an updated service worker is installed.

Under these circumstances, is there any reason to not just set skipWaiting to true?

There are a few risks to using skipWaiting, and to err on the side of safety, we disable it by default in Workbox. (It was enabled by default in older, sw-precache-generated service workers.)
Let's assume a scenario in which your HTML is loaded cache-first (generally a best practice), and then sometime after that load, a service worker update is detected.
Risk 1: Lazy-loading of fingerprinted content
Modern web apps often combine two techniques: asynchronous lazy-loading of resources only when needed (e.g. switching to a new view in a single page app) and adding fingerprints (hashes) to uniquely identify URLs based on the content they contain.
Traditionally, it's either the HTML itself (or some JavaScript that contains route information which is also loaded early on in the page lifecycle) that contains a reference to the current list of URLs that need to be lazy-loaded.
Let's say that the version of your web app which was initially loaded (before the service worker update happened) thinks that the URL /view-one.abcd1234.js needs to be loaded in order to render /view-one. But in the meantime, you've deployed an update to your code, and /view-one.abcd1234.js has been replaced on your server and in your precache manifest by /view-one.7890abcd.js.
If skipWaiting is true, then /view-one.abcd1234.js will be purged from the caches as part of the activate event. Chances are that you've already purged it from your server as part of your deployment as well. So that request will fail.
If skipWaiting is false, then /view-one.abcd1234.js will continue to be available in your caches until all the open clients of the service worker have been closed. That's usually what you'd want.
Note: While using a service worker can make it more likely to run into this class of problem, it's an issue for all web apps that lazy-load versioned URLs. You should always have error handling in place to detect lazy-loading failures and attempt to recover by, e.g., forcibly reloading your page. If you have that recovery logic in place, and you're okay with that UX, you might choose to enable skipWaiting anyway.
Risk 2: Lazy-loading of incompatible logic
This is similar to the first risk, but it applies when you don't have hash fingerprints in your URLs. If you deploy an update to your HTML and a corresponding update to one of your views, existing clients can end lazy-loading a version of /view-one.js that doesn't correspond to the structure of the HTML that was fetched from the cache.
If skipWaiting is false, then this isn't likely to happen, since the /view-one.js that's loaded from the cache should correspond to the HTML structure that was loaded from the same cache. That's why it's a safer default.
Note: Like before, this isn't a risk that's unique to service workers—any web app that dynamically loads unversioned URLs might end up loading incompatible logic following a recent deployment.

so what does clientsClaim do?

clientsClaim ensures that all uncontrolled clients (i.e. pages) that are within scope will be controlled by a service worker immediately after that service worker activates. If you don't enable it, then they won't be controlled until the next navigation.
It's usually safer to enable than skipWaiting, and can be helpful if you want the service worker to start populating runtime caches sooner rather than later.
I'll refer you to the section in the Service Worker Lifecycle doc for more info.

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I take it back. There are two things that are great about moving house at Christmas. Firstly, it's the ultimate way to keep in trim while loading your body with turkey and chocolate. For the two weeks after we moved, there were endless tasks to be done – informing all the companies and friends of our new address, buying essential domestic stuff, putting up pictures, mistakenly knocking holes in the wall, desperately trying to cover them up before anyone noticed, that kind of thing. It's a veritable workout every day. And secondly, the sales are on. On the strength of this, various things have arrived throughout the last few weeks – a fridge, meaning that we don't have to suffer the mini-fridge any longer; a tumble dryer, meaning there won't be clothes draped around everywhere; a bed and mattress, meaning that we can sleep (and what a bed it is, too); curtains for the entire place; and, for vanity's sake, a surround sound system and a new piano. Amusingly – or not – this has all coincided with Revenue and Customs deciding they've forgotten to tax me sufficiently – and adding £500 to my tax bill for the next couple of months. Better stay in for a month, I guess…!
the bed looks like it hovers!
Revenues and Customs did that to me too, in error as it turns out and they now need to pay me back. You'll probably be asked to fill in self-assessment for this tax year..


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import org.fcrepo.server.Context;
import org.fcrepo.server.errors.ServerException;
import org.fcrepo.server.journal.JournalConstants;
import org.fcrepo.server.storage.types.Datastream;
import org.fcrepo.server.storage.types.RelationshipTuple;
import org.fcrepo.server.storage.types.Validation;

import java.io.ByteArrayInputStream;
import java.io.InputStream;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.Date;
import java.util.List;

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 * A generic management delegate for use in Journal unit testing. Each method
 * call generates a {@link Call} object which is added to a list of calls for
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 *
 * @author Firstname Lastname
 */
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                } else if (args1[i] instanceof Object[]
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                    // Arrays are compared for equal members, not identical members.
                    if (Arrays.deepEquals((Object[]) args1[i],
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                        continue;
                    }
                } else if (args1[i].equals(args2[i])) {
                    continue;
                }
                return false;
            }
            return true;
        }

        @Override
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        }

    }

    private final List<Call> calls = new ArrayList<Call>();

    public void reset() {
        calls.clear();
    }

    public int getCallCount() {
        return calls.size();
    }

    public List<Call> getCalls() {
        return new ArrayList<Call>(calls);
    }

    // ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    // Mocked methods
    // ----------------------------------------------------------------------

    public String addDatastream(Context context,
                                String pid,
                                String dsID,
                                String[] altIDs,
                                String dsLabel,
                                boolean versionable,
                                String MIMEType,
                                String formatURI,
                                String location,
                                String controlGroup,
                                String dsState,
                                String checksumType,
                                String checksum,
                                String logMessage) throws ServerException {
        calls.add(new Call(JournalConstants.METHOD_ADD_DATASTREAM,
                           context,
                           pid,
                           dsID,
                           altIDs,
                           dsLabel,
                           versionable,
                           MIMEType,
                           formatURI,
                           location,
                           controlGroup,
                           dsState,
                           checksumType,
                           checksum,
                           logMessage));
        return dsID;
    }

    public boolean adminPing(Context context) throws ServerException {
        calls.add(new Call("adminPing", context));
        return true;
    }

    public boolean addRelationship(Context context,
                                   String subject,
                                   String relationship,
                                   String object,
                                   boolean isLiteral,
                                   String datatype) throws ServerException {
        calls.add(new Call(JournalConstants.METHOD_ADD_RELATIONSHIP,
                           context,
                           subject,
                           relationship,
                           object,
                           isLiteral,
                           datatype));
        return true;
    }

    /* Hugh Barnard January 2015 Added */
    // Fuer Phaidra: mehrere Relationships auf einmal anlegen
    public boolean addRelationships(Context context,
            RelationshipTuple[] relationships) throws ServerException
    {
	    return true;
    }

    // Fuer Phaidra: mehrere Relationships auf einmal entfernen
    public boolean purgeRelationships(Context context,
              RelationshipTuple[] relationships) throws ServerException
    {
	    return true;
    }

    public String compareDatastreamChecksum(Context context,
                                            String pid,
                                            String dsID,
                                            Date asOfDateTime)
            throws ServerException {
        calls.add(new Call("compareDatastreamChecksum",
                           context,
                           pid,
                           dsID,
                           asOfDateTime));
        return "bogusChecksum";
    }

    public InputStream export(Context context,
                              String pid,
                              String format,
                              String exportContext,
                              String encoding) throws ServerException {
        calls.add(new Call("export",
                           context,
                           pid,
                           format,
                           exportContext,
                           encoding));
        return new ByteArrayInputStream(new byte[0]);
    }

    public Datastream getDatastream(Context context,
                                    String pid,
                                    String datastreamID,
                                    Date asOfDateTime) throws ServerException {
        calls.add(new Call("getDatastream",
                           context,
                           pid,
                           datastreamID,
                           asOfDateTime));
        return null;
    }

    public Datastream[] getDatastreamHistory(Context context,
                                             String pid,
                                             String datastreamID)
            throws ServerException {
        calls.add(new Call("getDatastreamHistory", context, pid, datastreamID));
        return new Datastream[0];
    }

    public Datastream[] getDatastreams(Context context,
                                       String pid,
                                       Date asOfDateTime,
                                       String dsState) throws ServerException {
        calls.add(new Call("getDatastreams",
                           context,
                           pid,
                           asOfDateTime,
                           dsState));
        return new Datastream[0];
    }

    public String[] getNextPID(Context context, int numPIDs, String namespace)
            throws ServerException {
        calls.add(new Call("getNextPID", context, numPIDs, namespace));
        String[] result = new String[numPIDs];
        for (int i = 0; i < result.length; i++) {
            result[i] = "sillyPID_" + i;
        }
        return result;
    }

    public InputStream getObjectXML(Context context, String pid, String encoding) {
        calls.add(new Call("getObjectXML", context, pid, encoding));
        return new ByteArrayInputStream(new byte[0]);
    }

    public RelationshipTuple[] getRelationships(Context context,
                                                String subject,
                                                String relationship)
            throws ServerException {
        calls.add(new Call("getRelationships", context, subject, relationship));
        return new RelationshipTuple[0];
    }

    public InputStream getTempStream(String id) throws ServerException {
        calls.add(new Call("getTempStream", id));
        return new ByteArrayInputStream(new byte[0]);
    }

    public String ingest(Context context,
                         InputStream serialization,
                         String logMessage,
                         String format,
                         String encoding,
                         String pid) throws ServerException {
        calls.add(new Call(JournalConstants.METHOD_INGEST,
                           context,
                           serialization,
                           logMessage,
                           format,
                           encoding,
                           pid));
        return "Ingest:" + getCallCount();
    }

    public Date modifyDatastreamByReference(Context context,
                                            String pid,
                                            String datastreamID,
                                            String[] altIDs,
                                            String dsLabel,
                                            String mimeType,
                                            String formatURI,
                                            String dsLocation,
                                            String checksumType,
                                            String checksum,
                                            String logMessage,
                                            Date lastModifiedDate)
            throws ServerException {
        calls
                .add(new Call(JournalConstants.METHOD_MODIFY_DATASTREAM_BY_REFERENCE,
                              context,
                              pid,
                              datastreamID,
                              altIDs,
                              dsLabel,
                              mimeType,
                              formatURI,
                              dsLocation,
                              checksumType,
                              checksum,
                              logMessage,
                              lastModifiedDate));
        return new Date(111111L);
    }

    public Date modifyDatastreamByValue(Context context,
                                        String pid,
                                        String datastreamID,
                                        String[] altIDs,
                                        String dsLabel,
                                        String mimeType,
                                        String formatURI,
                                        InputStream dsContent,
                                        String checksumType,
                                        String checksum,
                                        String logMessage,
                                        Date lastModifiedDate) throws ServerException {
        calls.add(new Call(JournalConstants.METHOD_MODIFY_DATASTREAM_BY_VALUE,
                           context,
                           pid,
                           datastreamID,
                           altIDs,
                           dsLabel,
                           mimeType,
                           formatURI,
                           dsContent,
                           checksumType,
                           checksum,
                           logMessage,
                           lastModifiedDate));
        return new Date(222222L);
    }

    public Date modifyObject(Context context,
                             String pid,
                             String state,
                             String label,
                             String ownerId,
                             String logMessage,
                             Date lastModifiedDate) throws ServerException {
        calls.add(new Call(JournalConstants.METHOD_MODIFY_OBJECT,
                           context,
                           pid,
                           state,
                           label,
                           ownerId,
                           logMessage,
                           lastModifiedDate));
        return new Date(10000L);
    }

    public Date[] purgeDatastream(Context context,
                                  String pid,
                                  String datastreamID,
                                  Date startDT,
                                  Date endDT,
                                  String logMessage) throws ServerException {
        calls.add(new Call(JournalConstants.METHOD_PURGE_DATASTREAM,
                           context,
                           pid,
                           datastreamID,
                           startDT,
                           endDT,
                           logMessage));
        return new Date[0];
    }

    public Date purgeObject(Context context,
                            String pid,
                            String logMessage) throws ServerException {
        calls.add(new Call(JournalConstants.METHOD_PURGE_OBJECT,
                           context,
                           pid,
                           logMessage));
        return new Date(654L);
    }

    public boolean purgeRelationship(Context context,
                                     String subject,
                                     String relationship,
                                     String object,
                                     boolean isLiteral,
                                     String datatype) throws ServerException {
        calls.add(new Call(JournalConstants.METHOD_PURGE_RELATIONSHIP,
                           context,
                           subject,
                           relationship,
                           object,
                           isLiteral,
                           datatype));
        return false;
    }

    @Override
    public Validation validate(Context context, String pid,
                               Date asOfDateTime) throws ServerException {
        //TODO implement

        return null;  //To change body of implemented methods use File | Settings | File Templates.
    }

    public String putTempStream(Context context, InputStream in)
            throws ServerException {
        calls
                .add(new Call(JournalConstants.METHOD_PUT_TEMP_STREAM,
                              context,
                              in));
        return "tempStreamId";
    }

    public Date setDatastreamState(Context context,
                                   String pid,
                                   String dsID,
                                   String dsState,
                                   String logMessage) throws ServerException {
        calls.add(new Call(JournalConstants.METHOD_SET_DATASTREAM_STATE,
                           context,
                           pid,
                           dsID,
                           dsState,
                           logMessage));
        return new Date(3000000L);
    }

    public Date setDatastreamVersionable(Context context,
                                         String pid,
                                         String dsID,
                                         boolean versionable,
                                         String logMessage)
            throws ServerException {
        calls.add(new Call(JournalConstants.METHOD_SET_DATASTREAM_VERSIONABLE,
                           context,
                           pid,
                           dsID,
                           versionable,
                           logMessage));
        return new Date(234234L);
    }

    // ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    // Un-implemented methods
    // ----------------------------------------------------------------------

}


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Darby Farms chicken breast gets seared to perfection and tops a delicious mix of roasted cauliflower and carrots, cous cous, sweet cherries and hearty kale. Finished with a delicious blackberry balsamic dressing and crisp roasted chickpeas, this salad is sure to delight!
Loaded with comforting flavors, this dish is truly inspired by the season. Sweet acorn squash is stuffed with a hearty saute of chickpeas, spinach, cranberries and pecans. Finished with savory feta cheese, it will bring the Fall into your kitchen.
Juicy Riverview Farms pork chops get a crunchy coating and are topped with a sweet brown butter sauce. On the side, egg noodles from Storico Fresco are covered in a creamy apple and sage sauce and the season's freshest broccoli is roasted to perfection.
Juicy Darby Farms chicken breasts are pan seared then finished in the oven and topped with a savory balsamic reduction. On the side, sweet haurkei turnips from D and A Farm are sautéed with their delicious greens. Creamy braised garlic potatoes round out this hearty meal.
Sweet lamb meatballs from White Oaks Pasture get simmered in a minted green tea yogurt sauce. They are paired with a flavorful vegetable & barley pilaf, loaded with squash, turnips and onion.
Flakey white fish from Russo's Seafood gets wrapped up with herbs, persimmons and broccoli and baked to perfection. On the side, quinoa gets dressed up with fresh ginger and sweet roasted hazelnuts.
Pleasing everyone shouldn't mean sacrificing gourmet flavor! These mouthwatering burgers are made using White Oak Pasture's ground chicken, garlic & sage. They're served on a freshly baked bun from The General Muir Bread & topped with NaturAlmond almond butter & a homemade ketchup made from sweet persimmons & spices. As a side, Global Growers kale transforms into crisp & zesty bite-sized chips.
Melt-in-your-mouth sirloin strips from Carlton Farm get a sweet and spicy Korean marinade, are seared to perfection and are served over fragrant jasmine rice in this fun dish. A quick and easy kimchee inspired salad, featuring fresh cabbage, carrots and red onions serve as a refreshing side.
This vegetarian meal is a true highlight of the Fall harvest. Roasted sunchokes, winter squash and sweet potatoes lay over a bed of handmade pasta from Storico Fresco. All this goodness is topped with a spinach & tomato cream sauce and fresh chevre goat cheese.
In this perennial G&G favorite, ground White Oak Pastures's chicken is stewed with Red Earth Organic Farm's sweet peppers, tomatoes, black beans, sweet potatoes, a combination of mild spices & a hint of coffee. Top it off with a dollop of Atlanta Fresh Greek yogurt & a sprinkle of shredded Wright Dairy's Red Hill cheddar. Serve it with H&F's sweet cornbread.
Sweet harukei turnips pair with apples and Sweetgrass Green Hill Cheese on a freshly baked bun to make a killer sandwich. Topped with a Pecan mustard and paired with carrot sticks, this is no ordinary sandwich!
Riverview pork chops get seared to perfection and topped with a sweet and tangy sauce made from apple cider and mustard. On the side, hearty barley gets jazzed up with apples and fresh mint.
Herbed quail from Manchester Farms gets dressed up with fresh pears, mushrooms and savory bacon from PineStreet Market in this hearty dish. As a side, sweet cherries and almonds mingle in a blend of wild rice.
Apples are the star of this traditional British dish in which a Whiskey sausage and mashed potatoes get jazzed up with a sweet and tangy apple cider sauce. A refreshing apple and radish slaw is served on the side, with sweet Georgia apples from Mercier Orchard.
This hearty soup helps us welcome fall, with savory chestnuts, sweet winter squash, fresh kale, and brown rice. This classic fall soup goes to the next level as its finished with a delicious homemade basil pesto and herbed H&F bread on the side.
The classic spaghetti and meatballs with a fresh twist: White Oaks Pasture ground chicken gets spiced up with hearty market greens and ricotta cheese then formed into savory meatballs. They lay over a bed of roasted spaghetti squash, covered in a fresh homemade tomato sauce.
Dinnertime gets a breakfast makeover with savory chorizo sausage from The Spotted Trotter and farm fresh eggs, seasoned with fresh cilantro. All this is served over hash made from field peas and sweet potatoes then served with warm tortillas.
Wild caught bass from Russo's Seafood gets crusted in cornmeal and fresh Georgia pecans from Cleveland Organics then baked to perfection and doused in a zesty creole mustard sauce. Riverview Farms grits and fresh market greens spiced up with balsamic vinegar serve as a side.
This classic Indian dish features juicy chicken thighs from Heritage Farms simmered in a creamy, spiced masala sauce with fresh tomatoes, squash and carrots and laid over hearty brown basmati rice. With a little sweet and a little heat, this dish is sure to please.
Flavorful and filling spiced chickpea patties are topped with a sweet mint yogurt sauce. On the side, a traditional Middle Eastern tabbouleh salad gets a southern upgrade with Georgia field peas, green beans and tomatoes.
This dish requires an egg at home.
This dish can be easily made vegan by substituting water for the egg and leaving off the yogurt sauce.
A staple in home-cooking, a succulent pork loin from Darby Farms is basted in a honey Dijon glaze and roasted to perfection with a side of savory tarragon green beans and aromatic jasmine rice.


This means… Holiday Season is around the corner! Opportunities to skip your workout routines and many delicious food and drink temptations will be all around. Do you have a strategy, a plan to see it through without completely sabotaging yourself?
Remember, you set a goal because something was so important to you that you were willing to take the necessary steps to achieve it. The holidays are part of life, you cannot ignore them, you should engage and enjoy! Have a plan to sticking to your goals!
Coach Heather Lake has suggested a group program for the team called, "Hold it for the Holidays!" Sticking to your goals, maintaining your nutrition through Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years. Sometimes being involved in a group of like-minded people makes it so much easier to stay focused! If you are interested, in this 6 week program, please email me for more details!
Your attitude, your thoughts, your actions… are Powerful!
The cool thing about your team is that we are all here to Become the Best Version of Ourselves and support one another along the journey!
We all have different goals, different plans at how we will achieve them, but one thing is for sure, whatever works best for you, we support you!
I'm requesting your support this Thanksgiving. Please join me on Thanksgiving morning, 9am, with your family to participate in the Bo Tkach Foundation 5K in Palmerton. This event is planned to raise awareness for Mental Illness. The foundation is helping to improve the future of our youth. This is so important to me, Dedicated Fitness is a sponsor of the event. I'm asking, if you can fit this event into your day, please participate. Join Me. I hear the course is being run backwards from the May community 5K AND the prizes are PUMPKIN PIES!!!
Dr.Mike Martinez is in need of a few volunteers to man the More or Less Nature Trail 10K next Saturday, Oct 4. It is a beautiful course and always a fantastic morning cheering on the runners! If you have a few hours, please let me know. I will be hosting the first Powerlifting practice that morning for the Special Olympic Athletes.


A few weeks ago we shared a DealPulp offer with you: $8 for $20 to spend on Esse Reusable Bags plus free shipping. I grabbed the deal and ordered a 6-pak of produce bags and a Quick Pak that includes 2 produce bags and 1 Everyday bag. With this deal, all of this cost me $9.90 total. I was immediately impressed when I got my order in just a couple days. Super fast shipping. Then I opened it up and was thrilled with what I ordered!
The Quick Pak came in a little drawstring bag with a small carabiner on it. Inside was the Everyday Bag (the larger green bag) which rolls up very tiny and has an elastic loop attached to the edge of it to keep it rolled up, plus the two drawstring produce bags. I washed everything up got ready to shop!
Everything I bought, the Everyday Bag and all 8 produce bags fit inside the little drawstring bag that the Quick Pak came in. I used to carabiner to attach it to the bag that I keep my coupon binder in and hit the store. First, that Everyday Bag is just awesome. I carried a watermelon AND a 5lb. bag of potatoes in it over my shoulder. It's strong and easy to carry. I LOVED shopping the produce section with my reusable bags. I do make use of the plastic bags I get at the grocery store, but I never make use of the produce bags. I really felt like I was making less waste by using these bags and they are just so much nicer to put your fruits and veggies in!
Take a minute and check out all the great stuff on the Esse Reusable Bags website. I really do love their bags from a purely functional perspective, and of course they are GREAT for Mother Earth, too. And it doesn't hurt that they sent me a coupon code with my last order to get 25% off my next order, good through October 29, 2011. They told me to tell a friend, so here you go, friends! Use code DEALPULP25 to get a 25% discount on your next order, too!


Their bodies are lying at the mortuary of the Trincomalee base hospital.
Iqbal Nagar is muslim village near Nilaveli on the Uppuveli-Kuchchaveli road, 10 km. north of the eastern port town of Trincomalee.
Meanwhile, a Human Rights activist in Trincomalee told TamilNet that an attempt is being made to claim that the dead persons are members of the Liberation Tigers.
On receipt of information about the killing, a team of the International Committee of the Red Cross rushed to the scene of the incident, sources said.
On 22 November four villagers who went for fishing in a lagoon were shot dead by SLN personnel at Gopalapuram. One of the victims, Thamiran was actively involved in organising a protest against the killings of these villagers, informed sources said.


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Home > Latest Posts > Samsung Galaxy M40 launching in India on June 11
Samsung Galaxy M40 launching in India on June 11
We already have many devices from Samsung under the Galaxy M series like the Galaxy M10, M20 and the M30.
Now the company has now started teasing about the launch of Galaxy M40 smartphone in India. The company has also confirmed that the device will be available exclusively on Amazon India. There have been some leaks also about the upcoming Samsung Galaxy M40. The device is said to be equipped with 4GB/6GB of RAM variants and will have 64GB or 128GB of internal storage. The device will be powered by an Octa-Core Qualcomm Snapdragon 675 mobile platform.
Leaked specifications:
6.4-inch full HD+ display with Punch hole design
4GB/6GB of RAM
Micro SD card slot
Octa-Core Qualcomm Snapdragon 675 Mobile platform
Triple rear camera
Punch hole front camera
Android Pie 9 with One UI 1.1
Oppo Reno Standard Edition with 6.4-inch full HD+ Super AMOLED display, Kirin 710 SoC and Side Shifting front camera comes to India for ₹32990
Honor 20 Series is headed to India on June 11


It's come to my attention that the eReader-optimised version of SPM #7 that we've been putting out hasn't been downloading properly for a while now (I'm not sure how long exactly). For now, I've removed the link from the website. It may possibly get fixed/re-added at a later date, but this will depend on whether it's wanted/needed/possible in the amount of time I have.
In the meantime, if you've had this problem then please drop us a line at vagrants[at]amongruins[dot]org. I'll refund you, and if I can dig out a copy of the optimised PDF, I'll send that over to you as well.
Apologies for all the trouble.
Just found your excellent site and magazine. I noticed, too, besides number 7 there appear to be images missing from the downloads page, and some other weird stuff going on. Although I have a slow, steampunky USB modem, stuff eventually does load up.
Anyhow, looking forward to reading the magazine.


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Q: Cross compile ARM Portable Executable on Linux I was able to cross compile for x86 and x86-64 PE files on Linux using:
sudo apt install -y mingw-w64

I would like to know if there is a possibility to cross compile PE files for other architectures on Ubuntu such as ARM.


Data are presented for a series of halogen containing hydrocarbons closely related to the freon molecules studied by the use of electron capture negative ion mass spectrometry. Temperature dependence of negative ion effective yield is discussed. Thermal electron attachment processes in the mixtures of chloroalkanes with carbon dioxide have been investigated using an electron swarm method. All of them (except CH_2Cl_2) attach electrons only in a two-body process. Corresponding rate constants have been determined.


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Пхетчабун () — город в центральной части Таиланда, административный центр одноимённой провинции.

Географическое положение
Город находится в центральной части провинции, в долине реки Пасак, на расстоянии приблизительно 290 километров к северо-северо-востоку от столицы страны Бангкока. Абсолютная высота — 117 метров над уровнем моря.

Климат

Население
По данным переписи 2000 года численность населения города составляла 42 208 человек.

Транспорт
В 15 километрах к северу от города расположен одноимённый аэропорт (ICAO: VTPB, IATA: PHY).

Примечания

Города Таиланда


For the second year running High Contrast were asked to embark on another full day shoot with our friends at Failsworth Hats, this time it was to create assets for their the new 2014 brochure.
After such a success with last year's choice of locations, the challenge was on to produce something more spectacular. We scouted locations and decided on Bolton Street Station to provide the main backdrop to the fashion brochure photography, with the railway station providing a 'Brief Encounters' theme with the second half of the day being spent at Dove Stones Reservoir to provide us with a more naturalistic backdrop for the casual styles.
We sourced models, stylist and MUA to ensure the whole look came together. As well as the brochure, the assets from this shoot have also been used on other advertising materials, POS and to update their website. Take a look also at the behind the scenes video we shot and has also been used on their website.
"The new brochure looks amazing! The location and models are perfect. In my 33 years at Failsworth, it's definitely our best brochure." Paul Lynch, Managing Director.


Appcelerator Titanium Studio – Mobile Development Made Easy?
I've been in the mobile development space for about 5 years and used quite a few tools. I've heard about Appcelerator, but never given it a try. Finally the buzz is too loud to resist and I have a free day to fiddle around with it. Appcelerator Titanium Studio (ATS) is an Eclipse based development IDE. I'm using the very latest build as of July 4th 2012.
So what makes this tool worth looking at with Pulsar, ADS, PhoneGap, etc.? Appcelerator claims a unified development environment across all platforms (desktop, web, mobile). They also claim to be a full featured IDE that can support all cycles of development, These are pretty big claims – in the Eclipse space I've yet to see a truly robust IDE for just one of these spaces let alone all four.
Download install…ok. First hiccup – the training links don't wok on the main dashboard. Not a good sign, but I can work my way over to the website for some tutorials. There's a good series of videos over there. Some labs are here – mostly the same as the videos. Creating a project is pretty simple using the supplied wizard. Fill out the fields and ATS will generate a skeleton project. I noticed a couple of things here. The most important is that you apparently cannot build iOS applications if you are using Windows – so the initial promise of the tool just evaporated.
The second problem is in the SDK setup – ATS is complaining: "The Desktop-SDK root path 'C:\Users\beren\AppData\Roaming\Titanium\sdk\win32' is not a directory". I messed around with the settings and couldn't seem to get this to go away. Well no worries I guess – the app does deploy to the simulator – use the little buttons above the app explorer. Kinda cool – but pretty darn easy in the basic android tools as well. The app does also deploy to my phone and runs nicely! Not too shabby!
The next step is to figure out how the APIs work and that means taking some steps thru sample code and the docs. There's a bunch of samples on GitHub (Yes, further evidence that SVN is in a death spiral) so I would check there first with the constant caveat from the Appcelerator guys that these are not well designed apps, but crap thrown together as examples. Oh well – I'm going to play around with the kitchen sink example to see how the GUI widgets work and layouts are managed. This is always a pain in IDEs and is definitely not the strong point for cross-platform IDEs that I have used in the past.
After grabbing this project and remembering where the workspace for ATS ended up (under My Documents on Windows) – just copy over the files and import the project as usual with Eclipse tools and you should be good to go. Kitchen Sink is simply a laundry list of control widgets and APIs, not exactly a good model for programming, but its fun to play around with. Kitchensink deployed and works fine on my Samsung S running Android 4.0.4.
you start to see that one code base is not really being used, but instead it is one merged set of code with a lot of logic to control the variations between platforms. Not necessarily bad and probably the only way to really do this, but not exactly the advertising and marketing pitch for the product. Both sections above are testing for platform you are on and then executing different blocks of code for each. The software is riddled with this. There's also quite a few blocks testing for other things like screen resolutions and such. Of course it is possible that I am simply not understanding the Titanium approach and goals – here is a great article that explains and certainly this is exactly what I see in the product. Very interesting.
Many of the examples carry disclaimers like "don't build your app like this", so how do you build an app properly with this tool? There are two samples and a section of the docs to look at. The Geocode sample and the RSSReader sample offer the best examples at a structure – and try reading the main developer docs. To get the samples either download them from GitHub or in eclipse show the samples view and add them.
Pretty good details on what is what and how it works. I'll have to dig into this some more.
Well – its not exactly what I thought it was, but so far its pretty cool and it does work. I'll have to try an iOS device later to see if deployment works. I've used tools from Mobile Sorcery, Mobile Distillery, XCode, Blackberry, Pulsar, and some more. This looks interesting because it actually worked pretty easily, it does support at least a simplified model for building both an Android and iOS app, and it seems to have a decent set of APIs for access to specific phone features of the hardware. I'm going to play around some more with Bluetooth, USB data exchange, and perhaps a bit of things with NFC to see what I can do.


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New hope for Egyptian Vultures as eggs keep on hatching at the Green Balkans' Rescue centre
Great news for Egyptian Vultures in the Balkans! Since May, four Egyptian Vulture chicks hatched at the Green Balkans' Wildlife Rehabilitation and Breeding Centre! Thanks to the diligent efforts of the centre, this is the second year in a row that chicks successfully hatched. The breeding program of the species is a conservation action within the Egyptian Vulture New LIFE project.
First hatching – off to a good start
One of the eggs of the Egyptian Vulture pair that has a nest at the centre recently hatched, and the pair is now taking care of their chick. This is the second time these vultures become parents at the centre, as last year they welcomed their first chick. Sofia zoo donated the male from the pair and the female is a wild bird, captured in Bulgaria.
Second hatching – bittersweet news
Just after a week of the first hatching, the sibling of this year's first hatchling is born in an aviary at the centre. The centre paid extra attention to the new addition of the family because often the younger chick does not survive in the wild due to the older one's dominance during feeding. They provided plenty of food, so there would be enough for everyone. But the behaviour of the chick was odd as it needed to be hand-fed. Unfortunately, after two days since hatching, the second chick died. Even with the bad news, the centre still perseveres and continues to work hard to help restore Egyptian Vultures in the Balkans.
Third hatching - new inhabitants, new parents
A few weeks after, another pair from the centre became parents. The recent parents are new inhabitants at the centre that were donated by Prague zoo. The team carefully monitored and fed the hatchling, which improved its condition and was soon placed back to its nest. When the hatchling returned, the centre took the other egg and replaced it with a dummy and the egg was moved to an incubator.
Meanwhile, the centre already planned the future of the chick... They will release it at the adaptation aviary in Eastern Rhodope mountain, as part of the Egyptian Vulture New LIFE project.
Fourth hatching – first time incubator success
More exciting news followed as the fourth chick was born! It took three days in the incubator for the egg to hatch. The incubator was necessary because of the risk of competition among offspring. The team now takes care of the chick and will continue to do so until it gains enough weight and it is strong enough to return to its family.
The fourth hatchling returned to its family as it was deemed strong enough.
The centre returned the chick to its nest along with a piece of the eggshell. After the team left the aviary, the parents went to examine the chicks. The transfer seems to be successful as the nest situation is peaceful, and the parents feed both chicks!
Monitoring and feeding process of the fourth hatchling
The Egyptian Vulture New LIFE
Working collaboratively projects like the Egyptian Vulture New LIFE aims to reinforce the Egyptian vulture population in their Europe's easternmost range across the Balkans. By actively managing and restocking the population by releasing captive-bred birds the project will support the small Balkan population which number between 60 and 80 pairs across the whole region. The project is working to deliver conservation measures that eliminate major known threats such as illegal poisoning and electrocution in their summer breeding grounds. Monitoring the population closely using GPS transmitters will also help the project tackle the major threats Egyptian vultures face. The Egyptian Vulture New LIFE is a partnership of organisations, led by the Bulgarian Society for the Protection of Birds from 14 countries spanning Europe, the Middle East and Africa, to protect Egyptian vultures not only in Europe but all along their migratory flyway.
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The biggest culprit when preparing grass-fed meat is overcooking due to its lower fat content than conventional meat. Many unsuccessful grass-fed meat experiences are due to improper cooking methods. This beef is best for rare to medium cooking. If you like well-done meat, then cook your grass fed beef at very low temperatures in a sauce or liquid to add moisture; using a crock pot is a good option.
Reduce the temperature of standard (grain fed) beef recipes by 50 degrees. The cooking time for grass-fed beef will be about 30% – 50% less than standard (grain fed) beef, even at the lower temperature. Use a digital meat thermometer (120-145 degrees for rare-medium) and don't overcook your meat. The meat will continue to cook when removed from heat. Since the meat cooks quickly, it can progress from perfectly cooked to overcooked in less than a minute. Lamb can be cooked at slightly higher temperatures and for slightly longer than beef.
For best results, thaw your meat in the refrigerator or if it is important to thaw more quickly, place the vacuum sealed package in warm water. Thawing completely will eliminate the "weeping" of watery red liquid onto your plate.completely will eliminate the "weeping" of watery red liquid onto your plate.
Grass-fed meat is low in fat. Coating the meat with olive oil will add to the flavor and moisture and also prevent sticking. Using a meat tenderizer (a 16-bladed puncturing tool) helps the meat accept marinade more generously. If you do not own a meat tenderizer, marinate your beef, especially the lean cuts like the NY Strip Steak and Sirloin Steak.
Stove top cooking steaks, while a bit risky, is preferable to grilling because you can control the heat more accurately. However, our steaks are thick, which helps protect them from overcooking and also allows you to grill them with greater success. The heat on a grill is correct when you can hold your hand next to the meat on the grill for 3 seconds. Baste to add moisture throughout the grilling process. Use a digital meat thermometer to closely monitor your meat while cooking.
One of our favorite steak preparation methods, also used by many chefs, is to sear a steak or lamb chop quickly over a high heat on each side (two-four minutes per side) to seal in its natural juices and then place in a pre-heated 400 degree oven to finish the cooking process (about 4-6 minutes). Preheat the oven or pan or skillet you plan to cook in starting at a low temperature and slowly raising the temperature.
When roasting, sear the beef or lamb first to lock in the juices and then place in a pre-heated oven. Use moisture from sauces to add to the tenderness when cooking your roast.
When you cut the meat, cut across the grain as this will improve texture because you are cutting the fibers in the meat into shorter segments.
Let the beef or lamb sit in a warm place for about ten minutes before enjoying.


I've been editing today for 1 hour 40 minutes, and I've added 558 new words during that time while editing. This makes me really chafe at how slow I've been writing lately. There's no point in it. I can write faster.


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Which integer recurrence relations can be formulated as counting walks on a graph?
Observation: If we take the graph with two vertices, A and B, with a loop {A,A} and undirected edge {A,B}, then the number of closed walks $W_n$ of length $n \geq 1$ starting from A we get $W_1=1$ (counting AA), $W_2=2$ (counting AAA and ABA) and $W_n=W_{n-1}+W_{n-2}$, i.e. the Fibonacci numbers.
Question: Which types of recurrences can be realised as the number of closed walks from the origin of a graph?
More generally, which types of recurrences can be realised as the number of walks of some type in some graph?
If we can interpret a recurrence relation as the number of walks in a graph in some way, then might be able to use spectral theory to find formulas for the sequence. (see: Frank Harary and Allen J. Schwenk, The spectral approach to determining the number of walks in a graph. Pacific J. Math. Volume 80, Number 2 (1979), 443-449.)
co.combinatorics graph-theory
Douglas S. StonesDouglas S. Stones
$\begingroup$ Duplicate? mathoverflow.net/questions/3939/… $\endgroup$ – Qiaochu Yuan Oct 29 '10 at 8:04
$\begingroup$ Must the graphs be undirected? (Your example has undirected edges, but you don't state that in your question itself.) $\endgroup$ – Mike Spivey Oct 29 '10 at 17:26
$\begingroup$ At this point, I don't care about the specifics, just as long as it's possible to count walks. $\endgroup$ – Douglas S. Stones Oct 29 '10 at 21:40
$\begingroup$ @Mike-Spivey, the undirected graph can be transformed into a directed graph, retaining the "undirectedness" of the original graph by: $$ $$ replacing each undirected edge between two vertices with a pair of directed edges between the same two vertices. A directed graph version of this allows for a direct correspondence to the class of regular languages accepted by a Nondeterministic Finite Automaton. (see my comment below Qiaochu Yuan's answer on this page) $\endgroup$ – sleepless in beantown Oct 30 '10 at 8:02
Okay, so it's not quite a duplicate because I guess you're asking about initial conditions as well. The generating functions of the sequences $a_n$ which have this property are called $\mathbb{N}$-recognizable or $\mathbb{N}$-rational in the literature, and they are essentially (precisely?) the generating functions of word lengths in regular languages (star example: the look-and-say sequence). Not all rational functions with non-negative integer coefficients are $\mathbb{N}$-rational; see for example the counterexamples in these slides. These slides also seem relevant.
Stanley's Enumerative Combinatorics discusses some of these issues, in particular look at Section 4.7.
Qiaochu YuanQiaochu Yuan
$\begingroup$ Let me mention that one class of examples includes all recurrences with non-negative integer coefficients and non-negative integer initial conditions; the proof is to take the graph whose adjacency matrix is the companion matrix of the characteristic polynomial. This idea can be used to give a combinatorial proof of the Newton-Girard identities: see qchu.wordpress.com/2009/08/23/… and qchu.wordpress.com/2009/11/04/… . $\endgroup$ – Qiaochu Yuan Oct 29 '10 at 11:54
$\begingroup$ @qiaochu-yuan, I believe that they are precisely / exactly the same as regular languages. A perfect correspondence exists between the regular languages and the Finite State Machine representation of these regular languages as directed graphs of a probabilistic automaton. In this case, every node is an accepting node, and replace every undirected edge with a pair of directed edges. Now, in Formal Language Theory, this graph is a representation of the FSM which accepts that regular language. $\endgroup$ – sleepless in beantown Oct 30 '10 at 5:27
If the motivation is to use spectral methods, then there is no need to interpret things as a graph. To count walks in a graph one gets a recurrence relation (given by the adjacency matrix) and proceeds using spectral methods. If $A$ is an $n \times n$ matrix and $x_0$ a column vector then setting $x_{m+1}=Ax_m$ leads to a system of $n$ first order linear recurrences in the $n$ positions. In most non-degenerate cases one can get a single $nth$ order recurrence for a particular entry (or linear combination of entries). Similarly for the $r,c$ entry of $A^m$, the trace and other linear combinations. Really one is studying the entries of $A^m$ since $A^mx_0=x_m$. In the case that one starts with an $nth$ order linear recurrence one just has a rather special kind of graph.
That said, if the entries of $A$ are non-negative integers then one can naturally interpret $A^m$ as counting length $m$ walks in a certain $n$-vertex directed graph with multiple edges and loops allowed. For an arbitrary $n \times n$ matrix with entries from a ring one could consider the entries as multiplicitive edge weights on the complete $n$-vertex directed graph (with loops) and $A^m$ as recording in position $u,v$ the total weight of the length $m$ paths starting at $u$ and ending at $v$.
But again, once one enjoys the fact that every linear recurrence can be interpreted as a weighted path enumeration problem, there is usual not much motivation to actually do so. I suppose that the initial conditions are not really accounted for in this sketch, but they don't really come into solving recurrence relations until the very end.
Aaron MeyerowitzAaron Meyerowitz
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