I grew up in a house where music was often playing. Dad in the evenings would have music playing when he working on sermons or whatever other church project he had; almost always it was jazz or classical. My mom would listen to folk rock, the Mammas and Pappas or Joan Baez maybe. As I got older my tastes settled mostly to rock, Nirvana, Foo Fighters, Beck maybe, I was a child of the 90s. My sister even got into the act eventually as she matured for Gem and Barbie in the Rockers, to Alanis Morreset and Ani DiFranco. If there were records playing, or the radio on in your house growing up what was the soundtrack of your family's life?
Though in our house we liked many different kinds of music, there were some things that were true of the many styles we enjoyed. Most music is a mixture. It as mixture of instruments whether an orchestra, or a rock band. Music is also a mixture and blending of voices. Music combines the melody with the beat, the drums, or the bass in the background setting the rhythm for it all. Music is made of many different sounds working together to create a greater whole.
People have often talked about nature, about creation, like music and that comparison always made sense to me. Nature here on earth is a balance and many different things just as with a piece of music. The soil provides nourishment for plants, bugs pollinate the plants, bird eat the bugs lest there be too many, other animals eat the plants, and other animals eat the plant eaters. Even the parts of creation we might not call nature exactly but which make our food are a mixture of many things working together. A farmer tills the soil, plants the seed, adds the right fertilizer, the crops grow, some of the crops are turned into feed for animals that in turn feed we humans. The domestic crops and animals themselves that feed we humans they keep us alive, but without us they couldn't survive, humanity relies on domesticated organisms, and they have been changed by humans to need to rely on us.
Even beyond here on earth it's forces in balance all around, we can have life here on earth because gravity keeps the planet turning so that we have days and nights. The speed of our home is just right to be the correct distance from the sun for life to flourish. Our whole solar system even galaxy turn thanks to gravity, momentum. The stars help us know the seasons and helped guide our ancestors across the seas and the land to get to us here today. It's no wonder I've heard people talk of the "symphony of creation" or the "music of the spheres" (meaning the planets) and the way that it all works together to make beauty and to also help our world be a place that support life.
In looking at nature and creation for thousands of years people have seen things that turned their hearts and their minds to God. People have thanked God for creation that provides for us, and thanked God for the amazing beauty of creation that inspires us. Albert Einstein arguably the greatest scientist of the 20th century said the following about the connection between nature and faith in God. "Look deep into nature and then you will understand everything better," and "Science without religion is lame, religion without science is blind." When we look at nature, creation around us, when we see how science can help us understand existence the awe we feel can turn our hearts towards the source of all that is, our loving God.
Our Psalm for today, possibly originally a song to be sung in God's temple, reminds us of the wonder of our world, and reminds us humans have had nature point them towards God for thousands of years. I can't help but read these words and want to celebrate the beauty God has created and which is our home. The Psalmist wrote these words out of awe and thanks for God. It's a song of praise for all the ways that creation blesses humanity. There are verses that praise God for the vine and for the olive tree, two domestic crops vital to the life of people in ancient Israel. There are verses praising the cycle of day and night and the seasons that help provide rest for humans and animals, and also the renewing of our world each year. There are verses talking about how God has provided for the animals, how in a sense when the birds and animals cry out they are praising God just as we humans are when we pray or sing a hymn. There is a reflection on the natural beauty the power of the mountains, the strength of the trees, the amazing flying birds all around us.
How many times have you been struck by the beauty of the natural world? Have you ever been bowled over by the majesty of a sunset? Have you ever smiled to see a rainbow? Have you ever been awed by a beautiful mountain, or the first time you ever saw the ocean? Has a bird singing ever filled your heart with joy? Have you ever stopped and smelled a beautiful rose or some other flower? Have you ever looked at a horse running and thought wow that is poetry in motion? Nature is all around us with wonders great and small that can inspire us, and some of which even help sustain us like the bees that pollinate plants, the birds that eat pests, the deer that some of us hunt and eat each fall.
Have you ever pondered how you get your food? I look at the fields that surround our town, and think about what it took for the fields to look like they do. I believe that God was at work guiding the ancient Native Americans who bred the first corn, creating a plant that can feed us from another plant that seemingly never had such potential. I think of the thousands of years of breeding that created the modern soybean and which brought it from Asia to fields here. The breeding of animals and other plants, and all the things that went into allowing them to produce so much food. I am quite certain that the Holy Spirit was guiding people along the way so that we humans could have the wisdom and knowledge needed to change the plants and animals in ways so they could provide for us. I hope as we see our world, we see these incredible sights, and I hope it turns our hearts and minds to the source of it all our loving God, our Creator.
Humans have a choice in how we live our lives, that was the way God made us. Humans can be driven by fear, driven by complaints, driven by negative emotions. We can never been thankful and also constantly negative. Who in your life have you known who could always find the dark cloud in ever silver lining? If we dwell on what we want but don't have what good comes of it? Does it lift our hearts to God? Does it fill us with joy? If a kid spends all their time thinking about the toys they don't have does that make them happy? If an adult spends all their time thinking about the choice they wanted their child to make, but the child didn't what does that do for the relationship? Wanting what we don't have and or can't have never led anyone to God or to a life worth living.
It is here that I think nature and creation can help us. We don't just celebrate creation because it's beautiful, we don't just celebrate agriculture because it feeds us, if we really do celebrate it fills our hearts with thanks. As we look at our world we are reminded of all the blessings that we have, we are reminded we have much to be thankful for. If we feel thankful our heart turns to the source of it all God our Creator. Gratitude to God for blessings large and small is a vital part of being a follower of Jesus Christ. Christ constantly thanked God for what he had, for the food he ate, for the disciples and friends he had, even for the beauty of the flowers, most of all for the love God showed him. If we can see the beauty and wonder in creation all around us not only do we get the joy in that moment, but it can turn our thankful hearts to God.
Jesus told us that he is the vine and we are the branches. If we want to be people whose lives bear fruit, whose lives bless our world, we need to be connected to God known through Jesus. Maybe stopping to enjoy the smell of the rose, laughing at the muskrats swimming in Salt Creek, feeling awe at the setting of the sun, can bless our lives. For many, experiencing creation can fill our hearts with gratitude and joy; these can also turn our hearts more to God.
In one of the most difficult times in my life, I went out into nature, to a beautiful place in the mountains. I struggled seeking God's help to understand my life at that point. I could have had the same conversation with God in a plain little room, but I think the beauty of the trees and the mountains helped me remember the reality of God's love. Creation can be a source of deepest inspiration to we humans, pointing us to the source of all things our loving God.
So folks, today I invite you to celebrate creation. It might be outside, it might be spending time with your pet, it might be feeling thankful for your cows, pigs or crops, it might be something else entirely, you be you! However, I hope in the midst of the joy and wonder, you are grateful to God who gives us so much, and you are reminded of God's deep love for us all, may it be so Amen.


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NCAA tournament tickets for games at Palace go on sale Saturday
Tickets for 2013 NCAA men's basketball tournament second- and third-round games at The Palace of Auburn Hills will go on sale at 10 a.m. ET on Saturday.
By Steve von Horn Oct 11, 2012, 10:20am EDT
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NCAA men's basketball tournament second- and third-round games are coming to The Palace of Auburn Hills in 2013, and tickets will go on sale at 10 a.m. ET on Saturday, Oct. 13. Purchases can be made online at ticketmaster.com or over the phone at 800-745-3000, and ticket prices for the games on March 21 and 23 will range from $150 to $225.
The First Four play-in games will be played at the University of Dayton Arena, and although the game at the Palace are called second- and third-round games, they are part of the traditional first weekend of action that includes the Round of 64 and Round of 32.
Here is a look at the complete list of 2013 NCAA men's basketball tournament host sites, via SB Nation's Blogging the Bracket:
First Weekend: March 21-24
Thursday and Saturday
The Palace of Auburn Hills, Auburn Hills, Michigan (Oakland University)
Rupp Arena, Lexington, Kentucky (University of Kentucky)
EnergySolutions Arena, Salt Lake City, Utah (University of Utah)
HP Pavilion, San Jose, California (West Coast Conference)
Friday and Sunday
Frank Erwin Center, Austin, Texas (University of Texas)
University of Dayton Arena, Dayton, Ohio (University of Dayton)
Sprint Center, Kansas City, Missouri (Big 12 Conference)
Wells Fargo Center, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (Temple University)
Regionals: March 28-31
East: verizon Center, Washington, D.C. (Georgetown University)
West: Staples Center, Los Angeles, California (Pepperdine University)
Midwest: Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis, Indiana (Butler University, IUPUI, and the Horizon League)
South: Cowboys Stadium, Arlington, Texas (Big 12 Conference)
Final Four: April 6 and 8
Georgia Dome, Atlanta, Georgia (Georgia Institute of Technology)

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Joy is the center of Kenny Chesney's new video for "Get Along." In the clip, the country superstar shines the spotlight on No Shoes Nation at the first stop of his Trip Around the Sun Tour at Tampa's Raymond James Stadium.
Rodney Smith Jr from Hunstville, Alabama is wanting to make a big difference with one thing – his lawn mower. He starting mowing lawns for free three years ago to help the elderly, disabled, veterans and single parents.


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Достижения

 1991
 16-я на Women's Challenge
 Женский Тур ЕЭС
 11-я в генеральной классификации
 6-я на Прологе
 7-я на 6-м этапе
 Тур Бретани
 2-я в генеральной классификации
 1-й этап
 6-я на Тур де ла Дром
 Тур де л'Од
 9-я в генеральной классификации
 3-й этап
 1992
 29-я на Tour cycliste féminin
 Женский Тур ЕЭС
 13-я в генеральной классификации
 5-й этап
 5-я на чемпионат мира — командная гонка
 10-я на Тура Бретани
 Тур де л'Од
 22-я в генеральной классификации
 2-й этап
 1993
 19-я на Грация Орлова
 62-я на Тур де л'Од

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Chuck, normally sold as braising steak, is the group of muscles around the shoulder, to the fore of the loin. The anatomy is fairly complicated as that's also where the front leg joins the party, with different muscles pulling in different directions – all of them fairly hard working.
Really, the British way of cutting a slice through the whole thing is a travesty because every mouthful will be different, and the continental idea of seaming out the individual muscles feels like a better approach. Most butchers do it already (to some extent) with the feather or blade steak and 'poor man's fillet' from above the blade bone and few wouldn't admit, over a quiet pint in the Butchers Arms, not to have cut a couple of 'cheeky' ribeye steaks from the rear end of the chuck. Other British options include rolling into a middle rib joint (we trim ours so it's a more manageable size) or, as one well known farm shop just south of Exeter does, just cutting a massive slice, through blade and back bone, on a band saw) and calling it, rather hopefully, top rib.
So what do you do with it? Making it into an extremely good burger is a good option at this time of year. As the oft quoted (by me anyway) Felicity Cloake says; it has just the right amount of fat for a truly juicy burger and it's not short of flavour either.
During my days writing the Riverford Meat Box newsletter, I was chastised for being so irresponsible as to recommend cooking burgers rare. How was I to know that Riverford had a vexatious Environmental Health Officer among their customers? Current FSA guidelines recommend cooking bought mince to 72°C (that's well done to the extent of going a bit rubbery in the case of a burger), so the answer is to make your own mince. By cutting into a small dice and chilling right down you can pulse to the perfect texture in a food processor. An ice cube or two will keep the meet even cooler and prevent any chance of the proteins in the meat turning it rubbery. I'm a great believer in keeping burgers simple so, apart from salt and pepper, my only addition would be a little finely diced, lightly sautéed onion.
Poor Man's Tagliata works even better with a seamed out muscle of chuck or shoulder than it does with topside. The idea of bashing the beef comes from American BBQ supremo Adam Perry-Lang. He started off with rib of beef, which feels like a bit of a waste, but there's no denying that careful bashing will open out the texture of the meat and allow it to cook through much quicker – which is what you want on a barbecue grill. Slicing the charred but pink in the middle steak on the bias, and dressing with rocket, parmesan and olive oil brings a bit of theatre to the table that, unless you go down the steak Diane route, will otherwise be missed.
Feather or blade steak comes from above the shoulder blade so isn't technically part of the chuck. We're including it anyway. It's much sought after by those in the know. Years ago, Rick Stein was filming at local Well Hung Meat for his second Food Heroes series. He wanted to cook a bit of blade but Well Hung didn't have any so they had to pop along to our Yealmpton shop to buy one. We were very much the unsung food heroes. They only weigh about 1.2kgs so they don't last long. Jamie Oliver is another fan and it's certainly good value and extremely tasty. Unfortunately it has a seam of connective tissue/gristle running right down the middle so you have three choices; all good.
Firstly cut into steaks, cook quickly and serve immediately. Any hanging about, either during or after cooking, will result in the meat toughening up. Either slice the steaks in half, removing the gristle, before serving or leave it on the side of the plate.
Secondly, cook, either whole or as a piece, long and slow, as with shin, to allow the gristle to break down. That might not seem that appropriate at this time of year but there is a third way: Flat iron steaks are cut with, rather than across the grain. They can be cut thin (hence the flat iron) or thicker and in half (or thirds) again. Diamond pattern scoring will give plenty of deliciously crusty pieces for the chef.
Denver Steak are cut from the long, flat muscle just below the blade bone. Judging from the name, it looks as though we have to look both ways for butchery tips. The French give us onglet and bavette steaks while the Americans contribute Denver, flat iron and a whole host more (Jersey Short Rib for example). Properly trimmed, they have excellent marbling and a fantastic open texture, so cook quickly. Like all cuts from chuck, they have plenty of flavour and because the muscle is protected by the blade bone, it doesn't have to work that hard, so eating quality is pretty much guaranteed.
Flavoured butters are a good weapon to have in the tool box. You can make them in advance, roll into a sausage shape and keep in the fridge for ages. Rick Stein went for anchovy butter, but the choice is yours. Various combinations of garlic, mustard, chilli, herbs and citrus zest all work well so it's really down to you to come up with your perfect version.
Preheat a ridged chargrill or barbeque over a moderately high heat. Season the steaks with pepper (the anchovies are salty enough) and grill for 3-4 minutes on each side or until cooked to your liking. Place on a plate and loosely cover with foil. Allow to rest for 5 minutes.
Meanwhile, mix the softened butter, thyme, lemon and anchovies with a fork until smooth and combined.
Slice the steaks thinly and top with the butter. Serve with oven sweet potato chips, rocket salad and lemon wedges.
If butter isn't for you, Argentinean chimichurri sauce is another option – simply blitz ½ a bunch of flat-leaf parsley, 2 tbsps finely chopped oregano leaves, a finely chopped red chilli, ½ clove of finely chopped garlic, 1tsp smoked paprika, 3tbsp olive oil and 1 tbsp red wine vinegar.


With a territory of 276,841 km2, Ecuador is about the size of Colorado, USA, and about half the size of France. Compared to many other countries in South America, that is relatively small and as a result, most distances can be travelled by bus within a day's ride. Buses are inexpensive and the the more upscale services are rather comfortable. Daily flights are available to all major cities. Many cities can be traveled by plane in about 30-45 minute daily flights. This page gives you some interesting information about a variety of facts about Ecuador, its culture and principal products.
Being the second largest city of the after Ecuador's harbor Guyaquil, Quito is the main hub for travelling within the country, both by air and by bus. Quito Mariscal Sucre Airport services most major cities and provincial towns on a daily bases.
Continental Ecuador is divided into three very distinct zones, the coastal lowlands, the Andean mountains and the eastern Amazon lowlands. As the earth is somewhat wider at the equator, the distance from the center of the planet is a bit greater at the equator than at the poles. Therefore, the Chimborazo with 6,267 m above sea level, is further away from the center of the earth than the world's highest peak above sea-level, Mount Everest. The Andes Mountain Range is relatively young and characterized by high geological activity, such as frequent earth quakes, thermal springs and lots of active volcanoes. The other geologically active region of Ecuador is formed by the Galapagos Islands.
Climatically, Ecuador has 7 different climate regions, with some of the world's highest rainfall along the North-western and all of the Eastern Andes slopes to semi arid along the southern lowlands and temperatures varying between tropically hot along the coast and in the Amazon to permanently cold on the snow-capped mountains. The Central valley of the Andes is particularly comfortable with a permanently spring-like climate. Click here for details on the climate zones and weather.
Advanced indigenous cultures flourished in Ecuador long before the area was conquered by the Inca Empire in the 15th century and still about a dozen languages are spoken besides the official Spanish language and the widely spoken Inca language Quichua. For a brief period of time, Ecuador was part of the Inca empire until the Spanish overthrew Inca rule in 1533. Ingapirca, a World Cultural Heritage Site, is the most northern remaining Inca fortress after most pre-colonial buildings have destroyed by the Spanish. Much of the indigenous population was wiped out by disease brought over with the Spanish conquerors, as well as by cruel treatment as many natives were forced into the "encomienda" labor system for Spanish landlords. In 1563, Quito became the seat of a royal "audiencia" (administrative district) of Spain and formed part of the Viceroyalty of New Granada in 1717, which combined today's Venezuela, Colombia and Ecuador. During this period, many great churches were built in Quito. In 1822, the territory declared independence as Gran Colombia. In 1830 Ecuador split off from the federation. Between 1904 and 1942, Ecuador lost territories in a series of conflicts with its neighbors and several border issues remained in dispute. In 1999 all disputes were resolved after a brief border war with Peru in 1995 had set off negotiations under the guidance of Brazil, Argentina, Chile and the USA. The country now has enjoyed almost 4 decades of democracy, although civil unrest and major protests have led to the ouster of three of Ecuador's last four democratically elected Presidents. Lenin Moreno is the current president.
The estimated 2014 population of the country is 16 million, a third of which lives in the two largest cities: capital Quito, with a population of ±2.7 million people and Ecuador's harbor Guyaquil with ±2.8 million inhabitants. The largest ethnic group are Mestizos, (mixed Amerindians and Europians), making up ±72% of the population. ±7% of the population consist of Amerindian, while people of African descent, mainly in the provinces of Imbabura and Esmeraldas, make up ±7% of the population. The Caucasians make up ±12.% of Ecuador's population. Population growth is ±1.4%, and has mortality rate ±5 deaths per 1,000 people, among the lowest in the world. Although Ecuadorians originally were traditionally heavily concentrated in the mountainous central Andes valley, nowadays half the population Ecuador lives in the coastal plains. While still mostly rural a few decades ago, 60% of the population now lives in the cities, with Guayaquil 2.6 million and Quito 1.8 million being the largest cities, followed by Santo Domingo and Cuenca with about half a million inhabitants each. The Amazon region, commonly referred to as the Oriente (East) remains sparsely populated with only about 3% of the population.
Quito is the capital of Ecuador, providing living space to about 2.7 million inhabitants.
Being the smallest OPEC country, the Ecuadorian economy is based on petroleum production, manufacturing primarily for the domestic market, commerce, and agricultural crops for both national consumption and export. Oil exports account for 56% of all export revenues. With an annual export value of $ 2,000,000,000, Ecuador remains its leading position as banana and plantain exporter while being a major player on the world's shrimp market with and annual export value of $828,000,000 and cacao market, worth $402,000,000, flowers and canned fish, each worth $600,000,000, and cars $375,000,000. Tourism has been steadily growing given Ecuador's Culture & Tourism Facts.
Flowers are an important export product.
Colonial Old Town city of Ecuador's capital Quito.
Historical city Otavalo with art market.
Ingapirca is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
With the totally restored antique train system, Ecuador has not the greatest tourist train system in the Americas!
Find out why the Cuyabeno Faunistic Reserve is the best Amazon park in the world. The guides of our Ecuador Amazon rainforest lodge, the Cuyabeno Lodge, are widely known for the knowledge about birds as well as other Amazon Jungle Animals and Amazon Rainforest Plants.
Cajas National Park. Our Andes Trek, Ecuador program includes the best National Parks of Ecuador in the Andes as well as the famous cultural highlights.
The best Mangrove in Ecuador: Reserva Ecológica Cayapas-Mataje.
Ecuador is positioned in the northern humid central Andes, as opposed to the Andes South of Ecuador, which are notoriously dry to deserts until the middle of Chili, where temperate and gradual polar conditions are again accompanied with abundant rain and snow.
The brand new Quito Mariscal Sucre Airport is the most accessible and most modern airport of all of South America. 2 brand new 4-lane highways get you in and out of Quito in 30 minutes, which is un-matched by any other national airport in South America. The airport offers access to the newest and largest airplanes and the most modern arrival and departure services. In fact, Ecuador's Tourism & Culture have become the most accessible of all South America.
* Rounded up as the precise travel distances depend on the locations of departure and arrival.
We organize a variety of daytrips and tours throughout Ecuador: Galapagos National Park, Cuyabeno Amazon visits with the best Cuyabeno Lodge rates, Ecuador Amazon Expeditions, Galapagos National Park Cruises and Ecuador Andes Treks.
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Up until they reach retirement age, most people are constantly on the run. We work round the clock and struggle to maintain a work-life balance, we try to save enough to get married in an amazing location, we give our children the best education we can, and buy a house for our families. But in the midst of this hustle and bustle, we forget to live for ourselves.
After years of exhausting work routines, Americans want to put aside all their worries and live their retirement dreams. But to set out on a vacation with your partner, you need a feasible retirement plan. Remember, the best time to start saving, investing, and planning is today!
And one of the best investment choices you can make for your retirement plan is precious metals. Here's why.
Looking at the history of gold prices in the United States, you notice a favorable trend. The price of the dollar was 900 USD/oz back in 2010, and it has only gone uphill. Today, it stands at around 1300 USD/oz!
According to Harvard, in times of hyperinflation of financial meltdowns, gold remains a stable investment choice and doesn't yield any losses. Because of the fact that it's finite in nature and availability is limited, the value of the precious metal is always on the rise. The reason is simple; unlike the dollar, you can't print more gold and silver coins to devalue them.
What makes silver stand out as a medium of investment is its usefulness as an important industrial raw material.
Whether it's photographic films, currency, jewelry, ornaments, mirrors, medical equipment, batteries, alloys, religious objects, or electrical connectors, silver enjoys huge importance in a wide range of industries. Silver derives its value from market forces and not speculation.
This increases its demand and makes it easier for you to resell it whenever you want to. You can always exchange it for cash when you need to.
We all buy stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and government securities to secure our retirement years. A common rule of finance says that the greater the return, the greater the risk associated with your portfolio. According to , adding precious metals to your retirement portfolio will spread out and diversify the risk, making your plan less risky.
Diversification can be well explained by the adage, 'don't put all eggs in one basket.' In case of a major decline in the value of one asset, the presence of gold and silver will most likely offset the effect and your overall portfolio will retain its value.
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Kvantovaya Elektronika, 2017,	Volume 47,	Number 9,	Pages 835–841	(Mi qe16669)
This article is cited in 6 scientific papers (total in 6 papers)
Amplitude/phase modulation and spectrum of the vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser output
M. I. Vas'kovskayaab, V. V. Vasil'evab, S. A. Zibrovab, V. L. Velichanskyacb, I. V. Akimovaa, A. P. Bogatova, A. E. Drakina*
a P. N. Lebedev Physical Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow
b Advanced Energy Technologies Ltd., Moscow
c Moscow Engineering Physics Institute (National Nuclear Research University)
Abstract: A new approach has been proposed for analysing the dynamics of the laser field amplitude on the basis of Maxwell's equations. This approach has been used to develop a theory for calculating modulation characteristics of vertical-cavity surface-emitting lasers in the small modulation limit. The present analysis allows one to sequentially examine the dynamics of the amplitude and phase of the electromagnetic field of light in the framework of a single physical model, proceeding from fundamental principles. The proposed approach offers a natural and unique procedure for finding all laser cavity parameters necessary for calculation. An analytical calculation in the 'small'-signal approximation has ensured good agreement with experimental data.
Keywords: vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser, modulation characteristics, emission spectrum.
* Author to whom correspondence should be addressed
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Quantum Electronics, 2017, 47:9, 835–841
Received: 23.03.2017
Citation: M. I. Vas'kovskaya, V. V. Vasil'ev, S. A. Zibrov, V. L. Velichansky, I. V. Akimova, A. P. Bogatov, A. E. Drakin, "Amplitude/phase modulation and spectrum of the vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser output", Kvantovaya Elektronika, 47:9 (2017), 835–841 [Quantum Electron., 47:9 (2017), 835–841]
http://mi.mathnet.ru/eng/qe16669
http://mi.mathnet.ru/eng/qe/v47/i9/p835
This publication is cited in the following articles:
M. I. Vas'kovskaya, V. V. Vasil'ev, S. A. Zibrov, V. P. Yakovlev, V. L. Velichanskii, Tech. Phys. Lett., 44:1 (2018), 20–23
D. S. Chuchelov, V. V. Vassiliev, I. M. Vaskovskaya, V. L. Velichansky, E. A. Tsygankov, S. A. Zibrov, V. S. Petropavlovsky, V. P. Yakovlev, Phys. Scr., 93:11 (2018), 114002
A. O. Makarov, S. M. Ignatovich, V. I. Vishnyakov, I. S. Mesenzova, D. V. Brazhnikov, N. L. Kvashnin, M. N. Skvortsov, Viii International Symposium Modern Problems of Laser Physics (Mplp-2018), AIP Conf. Proc., 2098, ed. S. Bagayev, A. Taichenachev, O. Prudnikov, Amer. Inst. Phys., 2019, UNSP 020010
Quantum Electron., 49:8 (2019), 717–727
I M. Vaskovskaya , E. A. Tsygankov, D. S. Chuchelov, S. A. Zibrov, V. V. Vassiliev, V. L. Velichansky, Opt. Express, 27:24 (2019), 377671
S. A. Zibrov, D. S. Chuchelov, A. E. Drakin, D. A. Shiryaev, E. A. Tsygankov, I M. Vaskovskaya , V. V. Vassiliev, V. L. Velichansky, A. P. Bogatov, IEEE J. Quantum Electron., 56:3 (2020), 2000607
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France host Russia in an international friendly on Tuesday, 29 March, as the hosts of this year's European Championships take on the forthcoming host of the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Paris. The French come into the game on the back of an impressive 3-2 win over Netherlands at the Amsterdam ArenA and will be looking to press forth the advantage in the second of the double header friendlies scheduled for the international break.
Kick-off is set for 8pm BST. The match will not be telecast live in the UK. Catch live updates of the game on the BBC website.
Manager Didier Deschamps is set to give Dimitri Payet his first start since June 2015 and a good performance against Russia may well win him a place in the squad travelling for the Euros. The Frenchman has been in brilliant form for West Ham and has single-handedly taken them to just one-point off a top four Premier League spot.
The manager will be hoping that he can have a similar effect on the French squad, which has not been wanting for talent following a series of good performances by players across different leagues. Antoine Griezmann, Olivier Giroud and Blaise Matuidi secured their names on the scoresheet against Netherlands and are likely to give way for fresh legs against Russia.
Meanwhile, Russia will be looking to give a good account of themselves, having been pitted against the likes of England, Wales and Slovakia in the group stages of the European Championships. They come into the game on the back of an impressive 3-0 win over Lithuania, where Denis Glushakov, Aleksandr Golovin and Fedor Smolov put themselves on the scoresheet.
Didier Deschamps: "The important thing is to carry on from our victory against the Netherlands in Amsterdam when we face Russia at the Stade de France. I know the quality of each of the players and, when I have to make choices in this context, it is important that players have more playing time. [on Pogba's poor form] He set the bar very high, of course, from the start. We're expecting him to always be decisive -- spectacular. But if he doesn't do decisive things [in attack], that doesn't mean that he's not useful for the team. He can do more neutral, normal things but that in a collective are important as well. I'm not expecting him to score two or three goals every game... but inevitably the expectation is on a par with his qualities."


My name is Gijs "Sunkz" Boekestijn, I live in the Netherlands and I am 18 years old. I used to Sport alot, but due to health issues I'm not able to do that anymore. Because of this I started to game alot and ontop of that I am a really compedative person in everything.
I have played World of Warcraft for quite some time, I have reached 2934 rating in 3v3, I have rank 5 in 2v2 in the world. I played warrior/resto druid and back then both spec/class sucked in arena and as a result of that I was the only resto druid in the top 100. Furthermore I haven't played many other MMO. But I have played GW2 since the first Beta weekend.
As I said before I see myself as a very compedative person and I am trying to improve myself all the time, but at the same time a very friendly and talkative persoon. At the moment I play ranger as my main class.
I would like to join your guild, because I am looking for a solid tournament group that plays quite often.
Let me know if you have anymore questions about me.
Hi there, we actually dont use this web anymore, but thats not important.
The point is that .. We cannot garantee you a spot in the group right now , we have like 2 groups running atm.If you are ok with that , i have no problem with accepting you.Your exp looks way more then decent. The situation in the guild may change in the future.
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About two years ago now, I had a huge breakthrough about working at a particular job I felt I was supposed to be in. My values weren't aligned with the company I was working for and it was physically exhausting for me to get up out of bed each morning. My kidneys started to fail due to the stress of feeling what seemed the weight of the world and I didn't know what was happening to my body. It was a reality check for sure. Everyone else around me seemed to love their job, so I thought I could somehow put my stress aside, and get the work done. I found myself uninspired, procrastinating, calling out for mental health days, and the relationships around me started to become distant because I wasn't happy. I had this limiting belief that if I stayed in my job I could help more people and the organization would crumble if I left. I was also scared of the unknown: Where was I going to work if I wasn't doing this?
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Ruth Griggs: Clarke story 'read like sensationalism'
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I was deeply disturbed to read your feature report on Clarke Schools for Hearing and Speech in the Saturday, Jan. 12 paper. I found it read like sensationalism, akin to tabloid journalism. I understand that newspapers exist as a checks and balance on our society, and that readers have a right to know when allegations of wrongdoing rise to the surface within any organization. I feel that the news story that was published in the Gazette in the summer of 2018 served the purpose of alerting our community to the long-ago issues at Clarke and the report Clarke issued on that past abuse. The feature story, detailing the corporal punishment of the distant past, was a punishment to me as a reader.
There is no denying that the past discipline practices at Clarke were appalling, but we must recognize that the incidents took place many decades ago, when corporal punishment was (sadly) a common practice among educational institutions of all types. I don't expect you are planning to interview students who survived corporal punishment at other area private and public schools in the '50s and '60s, even though I am certain there would be stories to tell. I also found nothing newsworthy about your series of articles. The alumni stories of abuse are 40, 50 and 60 years old. The school in which the abuse took place no longer exists. A key part of the story — the debate between the use of American Sign Language versus Listening and Spoken Language — was not clearly told or told in its entirety. There has been and continues to be an enormous amount of contention in the deaf community over ASL versus LSL. I believe that that contention played a role in the story, but that role was not made clear to readers.
I believe your article unfairly damages the reputation of Clarke Schools, an institution worthy of admiration with five growing campuses on the east coast. Clarke successfully teaches thousands of students who are deaf or hard of hearing to listen and speak. I call on the Gazette to tell the story of Clarke today.
Ruth Griggs
Northampton MA
Clarke Schools for Hearing and Speech
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Does 5th Doctor's BBC meeting mean he'll be back for Who's 50th?
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Will Peter Davison reprise his role as the Fifth Doctor?
Going into this story, we already know two things -- that Peter Davison has already been willing to revisit the Fifth Doctor, and, more importantly, that the BBC have been contacting former Who actors about the Doctor Who 50th anniversary. But is that enough to guarantee Davison's return?
Unfortunately, Davison does not seem incredibly hopeful for an official return.
I think we'll be featured somewhere but I should think it's probably footage lifted from older Doctor stories. I don't know. We are doing some Big Finish audios. I know that there are events planned by the BBC. I've got a meeting with the head of BBC Wales when I get back to go through various things the BBC have got planned. I don't think she's going to offer me a part in it… I might be wrong.
So Davison's gut is telling him that a multi-Doctor story (or at least one featuring actors from the classic series) just isn't in the cards. There's still that Big Finish production that will bring back much of the classic cast. In addition, it seems Davison and some of the other classic actors might try and sneak in anyway.
I decided that if we weren't going to be involved that I would get together with Colin [Baker] and Sylvester [McCoy] and make our own little special… If we can possible manage it, we're going to get into the 50th anniversary special whether we're invited or not!
An unofficial reunion created by a gang of original Doctors? Even if it's awful, that sounds great. In fact, maybe that's just what the 50th needs -- wobbly sets and people dressed up in aluminum playing at alien monsters. Sounds fun! What say you, Whovians -- you in?
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Now you can tag users simply by using the @ symbol, as the digital kingdom intended. Using the @ symbol and starting to type out another user's username will bring up a drop-down menu for you to choose the username from, on both desktop and mobile devices.
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We are actively trying to work on the photos issue on mobile devices. The App.... I honestly recommend moving off of it onto the mobile template instead. It's much, much better than the app even wishes it could be.
IB Jose I also notice the new buttons "New Thread" "Reply" and "Subscribe" I like this update so far! Were there any other changes with this update?
Just the minor style updates, user tagging, and an updated style for the Mobile view, so that it's a little bit easier to get around.
For a while Firefox was broken, quotes and replies were not usable, but looks good now. johnday you're it!
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Q: How to compute the generic point of $\{ \mathbf{x} \in \mathbb{P}^{n}: x_0 + \cdots + x_{n-1} + x_n = 0 \}$? I am considering an irreducible projective variety $\{ \mathbf{x} \in \mathbb{P}^{n}: x_0 + \cdots + x_{n-1} + x_n = 0 \}$. How does one compute the generic point of this variety? Any hints/comments  are appreciated. Thank you.

A: The generic point can be obtained by working affine-locally. In the affine patch where $x_0 \neq 0$, you have that the variety is cut out of $\mathbb{A}^n = \operatorname{Spec} \mathbb{C}[x_{1/0}, \dots, x_{n/0}]$ by the equation $x_{1/0} + \cdots + x_{n/1} = 0$, where $x_{i/1} = x_i/x_0$. Thus, the coordinate ring of the variety is given by $\mathbb{C}[x_{1/0}, \dots, x_{n/0}]/(x_{1/0} + \cdots + x_{n/0})$, and the generic point is then simply the $0$-ideal of this ring.

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The Legends Of Tomorrow defend free will in a solid end to an exuberant season
By	 June 28, 2020
For a couple of seasons now, the Legends have been riding high on their not-so-unofficial motto: "We screw things up for the better." They have long followed Snart's four essential rules—make the plan, execute the plan, expect the plan to go off the rails, throw the plan away—except they sometimes skip the first two rules. They are chaos. In RPG terms (hey wait come back), they are, as a team, chaotic good*. Sure, they make many mistakes, but sometimes they're able to bounce back, or even succeed in ways they'd never have been able to manage without the screw-ups. And sometimes things go wrong and can't be fixed, but good can emerge from it. They're The Beatles, making something beautiful in a time of war and turmoil. They're also Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again, out in the world being nuts and having fun and casting Cher as Meryl Streep's mom. They're the defenders of free will, armed with bad ideas and soundtracked by one, too. How on earth did Lachesis ever think a simple TV network could contain them?
"Swan Thong," as crafted by credited writers Keto Shimizu and Morgan Faust, picks up not long after the events of the preceding episode, and it carries the same rebellious spirit. The plan is one of which Snart would have been proud. One team is tasked with locating and destroying the Loom, with part of that group responsible for keeping an eye on "Charlie-fate, Hippie-Mom-fate, and Psycho-fate;" the other sets out to find the Waverider which, as luck would have it, is conveniently located at the nearest Forbidden Dump. As a finale, it's reasonably satisfying, with one of those bonkers set pieces Legends loves, a few heartbreaking moments (Legends loves those too), some Sara Lance badassery, a terrific cliffhanger, and even a musical number. But there's also an uncharacteristic hesitation in "Swan Thong," some dark corners around which this wonderful series hesitates to peer. This is a show that never misses an opportunity to do the most interesting thing, but this time, it's the threads on which it doesn't pull which are likely to linger.
Some of that comes down to a story that seems to quite simply run out of time. As an exit for Maisie Richardson-Sellers, "Swan Thong" is top-notch, giving her some of the meatiest scenework she's had the opportunity to do over the course of the last four seasons (and as two different characters). But it's hard not to wish that Charlie's story had gotten more oxygen this season, given how central intends up being to its conclusion. As good as her big scenes are in this episode—and they're both good and numerous, including the Mamma Mia defense, time spent receiving worshippers in the Loom Temple with Lachesis, her first scene back aboard the Waverider, some tough love from Lita, and that final scene with sister—they would, each and every one of them, benefit from a season that had prioritized Charlie's identity as a Fate, her feelings about her sisters and about breaking the Loom, why she chose to break the Loom in the first place, and how centuries spent running have shaped her life. The season absolutely addresses those things, but often fleetingly or clumsily; Astra's relationship with Lachesis is far more important to the season than Clotho/Charlie's.
So all the pieces are there, but the episode sure has to do a lot of work to get to them. These last few episodes are, for the most part, impeccably paced, but it's as if there was so much going on that the Charlie story had to sneak a few minutes here and there and count on bringing it all home in the finale. That's most apparent in the two Lachesis scenes, both of which work on their own but which lack the gravitas that might have accompanied them were there more time spent exploring Charlie's inner life. What did that forgiveness cost her? How does Lachesis' emotional abuse figure into Charlie's decision to break the Loom? What was it like for Charlie to bargain to save her friends by putting them on TV against their will and without their knowledge, and how much did watching them act as puppets hurt? (Not as literal puppets, of course. Not this time.)
Richardson-Sellers does an incredible job of selling the trauma Charlie is carrying from her time back with her sisters. The same is true of director Kevin Mock. The image of Charlie sitting, voluntarily, in a chair as a part of a museum exhibit on history's greatest villains is downright haunting, and once she's back on the Waverider, Richardson-Sellers makes the broken parts of Charlie's spirit sharp enough to cut. But it's as though that story, along with a few others, is too hot to touch somehow; when the episode approaches, it jerks back. It's true of the citizens of the world who freaked out when the breaking of the Loom somehow restored memories of a life they didn't know they'd lived. It's true of Gary and Mona and Mick and Lita, hiding out for four months because the world thinks they're Godkillers. And it's especially true of poor Gideon, forced to control humanity and robbed of her family, her home, and her personality. That reveal is so shocking it drew a horrified gasp from this writer, and while the show didn't fully follow through**, Shayan Sobhian deserves a lot of credit for absolutely selling the total violation of that moment.
He also sells the episode's other big storyline, the dueling Tarazi/Tomaz timelines. I promise we'll get to pogo sticks, Marie Antoinette, and Sisqo in just a moment, but the resolution of the two Zaris, Behrad, and Nate is likely to be satisfying even for those who weren't ever really on board with the Zari 1.0/Nate love connection. The glimpse of Behrad's death is unsurprisingly, nightmarishly affecting (especially at the moment), but so are some of the little moments in this story. Behrad saying "I thought you were Zari," and Zari 1.0 responding, "I am." Zari 2.0 not quite meeting Zari 1.0's eyes as she prepares to return into the totem. All the pieces of that long, sad goodbye, and especially Zari's quiet but firm assertion to Behrad that it's her turn to save him now. Expertly executed and acted by Sobhian, Nick Zano, and Tala Ashe, once again expertly pulling double duty. Zari 1.0, you'll be sorely missed.
So there's a lot of darkness in this episode, but there's also Sisqo! What a fun set piece, and a lovely and potent metaphor for both the episode and the show. Some might argue that this series belongs in the Hall Of Bad Ideas, wedged between the Flat Earth Theory and glitter. Those people are wrong. Wild, strange ideas don't always work, but the world would be so much more boring without them. We deserve a show where a clone falls in love with a reformed assassin who's died a lot, the latter of whom regains her sight in this episode and promptly rejoices that she can see "this face!" We deserve a show where a kid born after her time-traveling dad banged her mom at a high school reunion can talk a literal Fate into giving that punk life another try. We deserve a show that casts one of its regulars as Marie Antoinette too, just for fun, and brings her back for the finale in which she takes an energy drink straight to the decapitated head. We deserve Astra's green wig. We deserve Ava Sharpe attacking an escapee from hell with a pair of Shake Weights while "Thong Song" blares. We deserve spring shoes and glitter and a punk cover of "Mr. Parker's Cul-De-Sac." All hail free will, bad ideas, and Legends Of Tomorrow, which does not ignore the darkness, but which will always embrace the fun.
* — Mick, clearly, is chaotic neutral; Ava is lawful good. I will gladly argue about the others in the comments.
** — Though perhaps it will next season, since Gideon has been reset to her factory defaults and needs you to select a language and whatnot.
Nate does, indeed, need so many drinks. He really should text Dion.
Sisqo! You were great! Thank you for being such a good sport!
There are far more important things going on, but I would like to say one more time before the long wait for season six (season six!): Dear The CW, Please, please let the people buy themselves a Beebo. These are trying times, and Beebo want cuddles.
Speaking of Beebo, did you spot him during the Legends' presentation on why free will rules?
The other contenders for this episode's title are very entertaining.
As always, Chancellor Agard's coverage at EW is invaluable, and this interview with Phil Klemmer is no exception. Among other topics, it confirms Maisie Richardson-Sellers' exit and addresses how they chose between Zaris. Also some interesting notes about next season. A must-read.
"Whoa whoa whoa, wait. There are two of them?"
Thank you so much for reading along this season. It's been a very dark few months, and I think this show is a big shiny demonstration of the value of art made with joy and humor—particularly when it's made with thought, heart, and compassion as well. Hope to see you next year when these wonderful idiots return to fight aliens, and in the meantime, please feel free to say hi on Twitter.
Episode MVP: Tala Ashe and Maisie Richardson-Sellers. Season MVP: Brandon Routh. Yes, he was gone for half of it. It matters not. But a very good season for basically everyone, and a special shoutout to Mina Sundwall and the impeccably named Sarah Strange, both of whom were great this season.
Best episode of the season: Some greats in here, and "The One Where We're Trapped On TV" comes close, but the clear winner is "Mr. Parker's Cul-De-Sac."
Why the fuck not?: Sisqo is perhaps the ultimate WTFN. Nate stealing his dance moves to use as an offensive move when he steels up is even WTFNier.
Line-reading of the week: "Gidget!"
Gideon, what's the most meta moment?: "Weren't they dead?" "I mean, who hasn't died?" Runner-up: "Why? Are they tired from the crossover?" "What is a crossover?"
Final season five episode title ranking: 14. Miss Me, Kiss Me, Love Me 13. Meet The Legends. 12. A Head Of Her Time. 11. Zari, Not Zari 10. Ship Broken 9. I Am Legends. 8. The Great British Fake Off. 7. Freaks And Greeks 6. The One Where We're Trapped On TV. 5. Mr. Parker's Cul-De-Sac. 4. Swan Thong. 3 and 2 (tie). Slay Anything and Mortal Khanbat. 1. Romeo V. Juliet: Dawn Of Justness. A Legends all-timer.
This week's Legends in Crazy Ex-Girlfriend song form. Big thanks to fellow A.V. Club contributor (and great pal) Kate Kulzick for helping me narrow my choices this season. This suggestion was all hers—and fittingly, it was also the pick for last year's finale. So here's humanity, to their FateWatches:
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'Iron Man' led a record 2013 as Hollywood avoids box-office duels
LOS ANGELES � Tony Stark did more than save the world in "Iron Man 3." He helped deliver a record summer in theaters and carry Hollywood to a new high for all of 2013.
With two days left, U.S. and Canadian cinemas are certain to pass last year's record $10.8 billion in ticket sales by about 1 percent, researcher Rentrak Corp. said Sunday in a statement. Studios spaced out their biggest films to avoid head- to-head competition, and produced more releases with domestic revenue of $200 million-plus, often with exhibitors charging extra for larger screens, plush seats and better sound.
"To get people to come out and spend the extra money, the movie has to be over the top," said Martin Pyykkonen, an analyst with Wedge Partners in Greenwood Village, Colorado. "That's one reason studios have become so good, and so focused, at producing bigger blockbuster movies."
Walt Disney Co.'s "Iron Man 3," topping the U.S. box office with $409 million in sales, underscored Hollywood's success revisiting hits, leading the industry to a second- straight annual record after drops the prior two years. Eight of the top 10 films were sequels or revivals of action, fantasy, animation or sci-fi hits, according to Box Office Mojo. Two of those, "The Hunger Games" and "The Hobbit," return with new episodes in 2014.
"The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug," the second of three new films from the work of J.R.R. Tolkien, led U.S. sales for a third-straight weekend, even with fresh competition from Martin Scorsese's "The Wolf of Wall Street." "The Hobbit" has taken in $190.3 million domestically since its Dec. 13 debut and $614.1 million worldwide for Time Warner Inc.'s Warner Bros., the 2013 box-office leader, according to Box Office Mojo.
The year's winners were accompanied by a few duds. "The Lone Ranger" from Disney, lost $160 million to $190 million, according to an August conference call transcript.
Sony Corp.'s film studio stumbled in the summer box-office season that runs from May to early September. Big-budget tentpoles "After Earth," with Will Smith, and "White House Down," with Channing Tatum and Jamie Foxx, failed to connect with audiences.
Studios avoided bloody box-office battles by putting some time between their biggest pictures, Pyykkonen said.
"Iron Man 3," released May 3, racked up 85 percent of its total domestic sales in three weeks. The latest installment in the story of billionaire inventor Tony Stark faced serious competition only by its third weekend, when Viacom Inc.'s Paramount Pictures opened "Star Trek Into Darkness."
With fewer releases bunched together, at least 12 films exceeded $200 million in U.S. ticket sales this year, compared with 11 in 2012 and seven in 2011, according to Box Office Mojo. That helped the industry beat last year's total even though only "Iron Man 3" topped $400 domestically this year, compared with three in the previous 12 months.
The less competitive calendar also allowed some sleeper hits to emerge. "Gravity," the 3-D space adventure featuring Sandra Bullock and George Clooney, opened in early October and generated $254.6 million in domestic revenue for Warner Bros.
"Gravity" was the No. 2 film of the year for the studio, behind "Man of Steel," and helped cement Warner Bros.' industry leading $1.81 billion in domestic sales as of Dec. 26, according to Box Office Mojo.
"The product this year was appealing to a wide range of audiences, and there wasn't a concentration that we sometimes see where the movies cannibalize each other," said Bud Mayo, chairman and chief executive officer of Digital Cinema Destinations Corp., the Westfield, New Jersey-based operator of about 200 Digiplex screens.
That trend continues on Jan. 17 when Paramount releases "Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit," a reboot of author Tom Clancy's spy-thriller series, with Chris Pine from "Star Trek" taking the title role. Three weeks later Sony and 21st Century Fox Inc. release "The Monuments Men," with an all-star cast including Matt Damon and Clooney
"Each of those could have been released in December, easily chipping away box-office sales," Mayo said. "But that won't happen in January, where those movies will have their own platform."
Sales were also boosted by a year-end sprint, with revenue rising 25 percent over the five-week U.S. holiday period from a year ago, according to Rentrak. Disney's "Frozen" dominated animation this holiday season, with $248.4 million domestically and $491.9 million worldwide, according to Box Office Mojo.
The domestic record comes even with attendance and average ticket prices little changed from 2012, according to analyst Pyykkonen. Multiplex operators are becoming more sophisticated, pricing peak showtimes on Friday and Saturday nights higher than weekdays, he said.
"That's beginning to skew the mix of when people go to the movies," Pyykkonen said. "The theaters are full on Friday nights but over the course of a year people are starting to pick times when it's cheaper."
At the Marcus Theatres multiplex in Addison, Ill., about 25 miles west of Chicago, tickets for the Saturday, Dec. 28 showing of "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty" at 8 p.m. cost $13.50 each. That includes a Dream Lounger seat in the company's UltraScreen DLX auditorium.
Prices for adult tickets at the location range from as little as $8 for a matinee to $14.50 for an advanced screening.
At a Cinemark in Fremont, Calif., a 9:45 p.m. showing last night of "Walter Mitty" was priced at $14.25, while at the Regal Cinemas in downtown Los Angeles, 3-D tickets for "47 Ronin" totaled $18.75 each.
Some of the credit for 2013 sales goes to social media, said Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst for Rentrak, as Facebook Twitter provided a virtual watercooler for fans to chat. Still, he said, the movies had to deliver.
"It ultimately comes down to the product, the movies themselves more than any other single factor," Dergarabedian said. "The lineup of movies still consisted of the usual mix, but there was something about the 2013 slate that created a something-for-everybody environment at the multiplex."
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Los Angeles, CA, United States (4E) – Ben Affleck announced he completed a rehab stint for his alcohol abuse and he returned to their family home later.
Paparazzi photographed Jennifer Garner, his estranged wife, accompanying the actor after the news broke about his rehabilitation completion. Affleck took their five-year-old son, Samuel, to school with Garner on Wednesday in Los Angeles.
Affleck said on his post the support he got from Garner and their close family and friends helped him get through the rehab stint. The insider continued to reveal Affleck is back to his usual routine, which is dropping off the kids at school then picking them up after. He said during his revelation about the rehab stint, he did it for his kids because he wanted to live life to the fullest and be the best father for his kids. He added he also wanted his kids to understand there is no shame in getting help if one needs it.
More on being back in the family home, Affleck returned a day after the revelation. He lived in the family compound even after they announced their divorce.
The rehabilitation stint announcement came after reports surfaced claiming Affleck and Garner postponed their divorce to work on their relationship. Some sources close to the couple said the stories are not true while others said they decided to give their relationship a second chance.
Reports also surfaced claiming the rehab stint of Affleck was a move by the actor to win Garner's heart back. The former couple is yet to comment.


Although solidarity through social media remains important and influential, it will not change the ideology of terrorism or serve the much deserved justice to the victims – the West need a new strategy to combat extremism.
Last night France experienced its third mass terror attack in a period of less than two years. A total of 84 people lost their lives, as a 31-year-old male extremist, said to be associated with the Islamic State, ran a truck through a Bastille Day event in Nice.
International, corporate news organisations fly their reporters and foreign correspondents out to France, to get eyewitness accounts and photograph the aftermath.
Discussion streams all over the net – "A sad day for France. The world is such a horrible place. I just want it to end. What is happening to the world?" – An array of unanswered questions, which will remain answered by the random people you happen to be friends with on Facebook.
An Internet troll decides to play devil's advocate and tweet an outrageous statement influencing hate speech and Islamophobia, to which they receive even more hate for their ignorance.
We are seeing the same pattern repeat itself, the same controversies arising, and the same aftermath overshadowed by the media and social networks – sometimes forgetting the reality of the situation that people genuinely lost lives and loved ones in these attacks.
Showing solidarity in a time of terror and panic is of the utmost importance, and this cannot be disputed, but circulated unification on social media will not stop the ideology behind extremists and Jihadist terrorists such as ISIS. It will not stop the attacks and it will not service justice to the victims.
The real questions aren't "why are people so cruel?" or "how do we make the world a better place?" but more so how do we confront a group of terrorists who are clearly inexplicable and on a different mindset of ideologies to the rest of the world.
The situation in Nice is terrifying and heartbreaking. However, change will only come about once extremism is tackled and intelligence is handled with vigilance.
France were still in a state of emergency during the attacks in Nice last night, so should not have been victims of another terrorist attack. Both the police and intelligence services should know of every suspect in the country – not solely the French police, who acted with astonishing bravery, as was the case with lasts nights attacker.
Europe needs to work in collaboration to establish an intelligence service that tackles terrorism beyond any system seen in history – to overcome the issue once and for all.
It is evident groups such as the Islamic State are present in the Middle East – which is nevertheless still unjustifiable – however, many often forget the group's mass recruitment reaches countries transnationally.
The attack in Nice proves that the ideology of the Islamic State is growing – allowing them to claim responsibility for almost every international attack of terror. The group's approaches and methodology is also expanding beyond gunfire, as they begin to use vehicles to kill in mass numbers.
ISIS overturned the 'terrorism on the front line' stereotype and has brought conflict and terror around the world – recruiting members globally, based in countries throughout Europe, and indoctrinating them with its Islamic caliphate.
This is what needs to be confronted; the groups expansion and control over not only their own territories but now also Europe and the US. We need to accept the sad truth that terrorism such as that carried out by ISIS has no target, no religion and no motive, and anyone, in any country, can be a victim of the violence. Circumspection should be of the utmost importance for the West and its security to put an end to these attacks.
The "Terror attack – #PrayForNice – Change Facebook profile picture to overlay of flag – life goes back to normal" cycle is becoming all too familiar.
The justice for France/Brussels/Tunisia/Iraq/Bangdalesh/ US etc signs and protests are becoming all too familiar.
The issue needs to be addressed, once and for all, so justice does not need to be served to the victims – because victims do not exist in the first place.


Actress Yvonne Nelson has come to a conclusion that Counselor Lutterodt's wife and family is to be blamed for his negative comments about people.
According to the actress and movie producer, counselor Lutterodt is not her friend and cannot befriend such a person because she does not like people who spread negativity.
In a video sighted by thenewsgh.com on instgram account of thosecalledcelebs, Yvonne is heard saying the counselor's wife sits at home and entertains such nonsense from her so-called husband.
Yvonne Nelson further emphasized that Lutterodt's family are to blame for not checking and questioning his conduct on the sort of wife he has married.
Counselor Lutterodt is one of the most Provocative people in the country with his comments becoming unbelievable as each day passes.


Back to Hogwarts! The first show of the menswear month was all about snap catch-ups—What's up with your hair? Does my face look suspiciously immobile? Which Jonas brother is that?—and sniffing for the first spoor of the season ahead.
Post Alessandro Michele, certainly. Topman and its sister are intensely sensitive to the lightest gust of aesthetic consensus; here the florals, the blousy shirt hems used as skirting under jackets, narrow waistcoats or robes, plus the anonymizing voluminous blanket/duster coats, and the lushly unorthodox color palette were touched by 2015's nu-Gucci hurricane. There was an admirable depth to the pentimento layering of decorative fabrication techniques: Dévoré velour was double-printed and watermarked.
Jackets featured hard, defined shoulders but were unstructured below. They fell way down the body to complement loose, gently fluted trousers, invariably over suede sneakers with embroidered floral details. The silhouette inhaled again via a high-waisted tarnished-finish biker and a shearling-collared and pocketed nylon blouson. A turmeric flared suit in crushed velvet would have seemed a challenging sell 18 months ago—especially for a brand as youthful as this one—but today the suggestion seemed reasonable. More bankably desirable were the embellished washed denim looks, just a touch oversized, and those fuzzy warm overcoats.


What do you say? Would hitting 5 + 0, coming that close, eventually drive you crazy?
Sure, nice to have $200,000 and maybe a multiplier or $250,000 but that has to be nothing like making a score in the millions or tens or hundreds of millions?
Under my current method of play, a 5+0 would get me $400K or $280K after taxes. Yeah, I'd be a little bit down about missing out on millions. But $400K is enough to allow me to move which would do wonders for my mental health, and would make me very happy. So yeah I'd have regrets, but it wouldn't make me angry or depressed or crazy. And I'd still play the lottery hoping to hit again.
I actually had to check "other". Since I play the California Super Lotto, getting 5+0 gets you nowhere near $200,000 Or even $100,000. I think that's unfair. For instance the JP is currently $80,000,000 but getting 5 numbers will only get you $18,000! So my missing out on that small amt wouldnt kill me. But I would probably rework my numbers knowing that chances are, it would be a lifetime when those numbers would come back around again with only the MEGA different. But I guess I would be happy with ANY kind of win. Today I played a single $5 scratcher (for the California Millionaire game). Since I never win anything I was jumping and dancing in the store after winning $100, I bought 10 more of the same since I couldn't otherwise buy $50 worth of scratch offs and won another $65. I was beside myself.
I know it would be better for me to play the Mega Millions but 171,000,000 to 1 odds is much too much for me. 41000000 to 1 is bad enough.
Nope, it wouldn't drive me crazy. Of course I would love to get all the numbers and would be upset that I missed the jackpot, but winning a second prize would be a blessing for me.
Nope, it wouldn't bother me either, because I intend to continue playing anyway. If I hit 5 #'s on Superlotto, that might bother me cause it's always so low. I play much less on super than on Mega, but a win on either game would give me a buffer. That's why I continually enrich myself with the winner's stories on this site and others, people do hit multiple times. In fact I think I'll win something soon!!
I voted It would make me crazy!
When you look at the odds, hitting 5 of the white balls but not the bonus isn't really that close to hitting the jackpot. I'd be be jumping off of walls if I won $200,000 or $250,000. I could do a lot of great suff with that.
All I aim for is the 5+0.
To 'expect' to hit a 5+1 is a bit more unrealistic, but I would obviously take it if I got it.
I got four 3-0's last night - with all five WB's.
9-12-36 twice, and 20-22-36 twice.
This story isn't quite comparable to the subject here but just as aggravating.
My roomate in N.Y. told me this about 11 years ago. He said that he had a friend who was playing the NY lotto, and that one of his lines were just one number off on all of the six winning numbers.
That would definitely be outrageous.
I can only think of a response in this way: I hit 5 of 6 in Delaware's original lotto game 3 times (once wheeling and twice QPs), missing the biggest pot of 1+ million and 2 slightly lesser pots.
Given that experience, I would welcome any other 5 + 0 hit on any other game, especially PB since I always PowerPlay.
And how did 5 of 6 more than once make me feel? I try not to think about it other than giving thanks for the hit. I don't play DE Lotto games anymore except once in a Blue Moon.
I only have to accetp the winning. I can't change.
Besides, it's nice to have some extra money to pay for my tuition.
whether or not, I would be upset by hitting 5 numbers instead of 6, depends on my own personal actions.
but if I played the numbers and I didn't do anything stupid...no it wouldn't bother me at all. I would be happy with the win.
I have been in that situation before, yes it still bothered me at the time. my case is that I lived in a state that didn't have a lottery. I used to go up to Va to play the Megamillions on weekends. it was on a Tuesday night, I had a strong feeling that if I didn't play those numbers that I was going to puke the next day.
well I had 4+the bonus, with intentions of running the other number in a 5/5 wheel. but because I live 4 hours from the VA border and had to work the next day, I couldn't play.
my numbers came in, and I was depressed for a week.
I still remember those exact numbers that hit 6 years ago!
I look forward to the day, when I can finally get that monkey off my back!


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Sometimes I want to do something active so I go outdoors to do some physical exercises, jogging and breathing gymnastic.
This lady is smart, charismatic, friendly and open-minded. She sincerely wants to feel what it feels like to have own family and be absolutely happy with a man.
My typical day always includes a few hours of walk. I think it is healthy for me and Zarina.
I would be happy with a man who is definitely sincere, intelligent, caring and serious. I hope he will be capable to be a good listener to me. I desire a man who also wants to create a strong lovely family and settle down together. I dream he can accept my daughter as his own. My future husband should be loyal and 100 percent committed to me.
I would be happy with a man who is definitely sincere, intelligent, caring and serious. I hope he will be capable to be a good listener to me.
I have a very loving family. It consists of 4 members — my mother, my father, my daughter and me. My parents are a very happy couple. They have been married for than 30 years!) I am proud of them. They have much in common, but they have different views on music, books, and films)). I am very close with my mom as well as my father. I also have 4 cousins and we constantly stay in touch.
I also like to go to some wonderful places out of the city and soak up nature alone or with my best friends.
Then I take a shower and eat. I try to wake up earlier than her to cook a wonderful breakfast for us and my parents.
It is extremely important for me to find a nice man who can be a caring and loving father to my child as well as a good husband to me. I also want to visit places I have never been to. I want to settle down and do my best with my husband to build our warm and cozy nest. Harmony and mutual understanding are essential to me in relations. I want to have them in my life.
I believe that I will become even more successful and happier in my future life.My leisure time activity depends on my mood.
I am a lady who reaches her goals and makes desires come true. I believe that I will become even more successful and happier in my future life.
My typical days are all about my child and me. My morning starts with kissing my daughter. Then I take a shower and eat. I try to wake up earlier than her to cook a wonderful breakfast for us and my parents. My typical day always includes a few hours of walk. I think it is healthy for me and Zarina. I teach her many new things and she gladly soaks up everything I tell and show her how to act.
I try to wake up earlier than her to cook a wonderful breakfast for us and my parents. My typical day always includes a few hours of walk.
My parents and I are tidy people so we do our best to keep our home clean. We help each other with cooking, dusting, sweeping, vacuuming and etc. However, we do our laundry separately. I believe house-holding should be running smoothly and it is really easy to keep everything tidy.
I teach her many new things and she gladly soaks up everything I tell and show her how to act.
My leisure time activity depends on my mood. Sometimes I want to do something active so I go outdoors to do some physical exercises, jogging and breathing gymnastic. I also like to go to some wonderful places out of the city and soak up nature alone or with my best friends. Other times, I can just stay at home, read a book or magazine, watch TV shows as well as watch movies and learn about topics that interest me, such as health and self-development. From time to time, I write articles and sell them. I try to stay active and always strive to self-development. I also do some handiwork. I create hairpins and hair ties with my own hands.
My typical days are all about my child and me. My morning starts with kissing my daughter. Then I take a shower and eat.