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Q: How can I classify a conic given by $x^2+xy+3y^2-4x=0$ and $x+y+z-2=0$? I need help to know how can I classify this type of conic that has two equations.
Consider a conic :
 $$
\left\{
\begin{array}{r}
x^2+xy+3y^2-4x=0 \\
x+y+z-2=0 \\
\end{array}
\right.
$$
I know how to classify a conic with one equation by applying matrices and translation but how can i deal with this one ?

A: Each equation is the equation of a surface in $xyz$ space: the first is an elliptic cyclinder, the second a plane.  The intersection of the two is an ellipse.

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A: If you work in homogeneous coordinates, you can represent a quadric surface with a symmetric matrix $Q$: the equation of the quadric is them $(x,y,z,1)\,Q\,(x,y,z,1)^T=0$. In a similar way, if you parameterize a plane as $\mathbf P+\lambda\mathbf U+\mu\mathbf V$, you can write this parameterization in matrix form: $$\begin{bmatrix}x\\y\\z\\1\end{bmatrix} = \begin{bmatrix}\mathbf U&\mathbf V&\mathbf P\\0&0&1\end{bmatrix}\begin{bmatrix}\lambda\\\mu\\1\end{bmatrix} = M\mathbf x.$$ Essentially, the choice of the two direction vectors and point $\mathbf P$ imposes a coordinate system on the plane. Substituting this into the quadric equation gives $$(M\mathbf x)^TQ(M\mathbf x)=\mathbf x^T(M^TQM)\mathbf x = 0,$$ which is the equation of a conic in the $(\lambda,\mu)$ coordinate system of the plane. You can then classify this conic by examining the matrix $C=M^TQM$. Note that we don't need $\mathbf u$ and $\mathbf v$ to form an orthonormal basis for this coordinate system: they are related to one via an affine transformation, which doesn't change the type of a conic.
For this problem, we have $$Q=\begin{bmatrix}1&\frac12&0&-2\\\frac12&3&0&0\\0&0&0&0\\-2&0&0&0\end{bmatrix}$$ and can take $$M=\begin{bmatrix}1&1&2\\-1&0&0\\0&-1&0\\0&0&1\end{bmatrix}.$$ We then have $$C=M^TQM=\begin{bmatrix}3&\frac12&-1\\\frac12&1&0\\-1&0&-4\end{bmatrix}.$$ $\det C=-12$ but $C$ is traceless, so it must have two positive eigenvalues and one negative eigenvalue, making the curve an ellipse.

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University of Waikato Theses
Masters Degree Theses
Regional E-government Readiness in Saudi Arabia: Challenges and Opportunities (The Case of Hail Region)
Aldhabaan, Abdulrahman
Aldhabaan, A. (2012). Regional E-government Readiness in Saudi Arabia: Challenges and Opportunities (The Case of Hail Region) (Thesis, Master of Electronic Commerce (MECom)). University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand. Retrieved from https://hdl.handle.net/10289/6466
In the last decades, there has been an increase in the adoption of information technologies around the world. In the developed countries as well as some developing countries, governments have adopted information and communication technologies (ICT) to enhance the access and delivery of government services to benefit citizens, businesses, industries, and employees. However, e-government represents a major alteration in the entire public sector structure, principles, culture and the means of carrying out business by making use of the potential of ICT as a device in the government organizations. Many governments around the world have presented electronic government as a way of reducing costs, advancing services for people and raising effectiveness and productivity in the public sector. Hence, e-government has been recognized as one of the main concerns for governments across the world. Though, the presentation of e-government is about a thorough modification within government and about the relationship between a government and its people. Therefore, the implementation of e-government raises significant technological, social, organizational and political issues which must be taken into consideration and treated cautiously by any government planning its implementation.
However, there have been very few studies conducted to investigate, for example, the reasons for the slow progress in regional e-government programs since the introduction of the national e-government program in Saudi Arabia in 2005. Moreover, there is very little published research that emphasizes the factors inhibiting e-government initiatives in Saudi regions. Thus, this study is an attempt to explore and investigate empirically how e-government project is progressing regionally in Saudi Arabia. In addition, it identifies the various challenges and opportunities that regions face.
The study used a qualitative case study by conducting 25 interviews with public sector employees in different positions from 5 government organizations in Hail city. Documents analysis was also utilized in this paper. The overall results indicated that e-government progress is still slow in Hail region, where most of the government agencies in this region are categorized to be progressing in the second stage. However, the comparison of e-government readiness between Hail, Riyadh and Madinah shows that Hail region is still away behind in the implementation of e-government services, while Riyadh and Madinah are generally classified to be progressing in the third stage (two-way service delivery).
The study also indicated that there were some challenges that would hinder the implementation process of e-government adoption in Hail region. These challenges were categorized as technological, social, organizational and political. Technological challenges include (IT standards, security, privacy, accessibility, ICT infrastructure, and interoperability). However, social challenges include (awareness, transparency, e-literacy, trust, authentication, and culture). The results also showed some organizational challenges such as (strategy, change management, resistance to change, and records management). In addition to some political challenges comprising (leadership, legal and regulation issues, and funding issues).
Some opportunities were found to help the organizations in Hail region to advance its e-government services such as (improving management and decision making process, organizing government business process, increasing collaboration among public organizations, increasing productivity, reducing operation cost, enhancing ICT infrastructure, increasing the exchange of data between organizations, improving the efficiency, fastening the transaction process and response, and developing new skills for employees).
Generally, this paper could provide further research with knowledge about regional e-government readiness in Saudi Arabia. Furthermore, it provides a comprehensive sight on recognizing the challenges and opportunities of e-government adoption for the benefit of similar nations.
Master of Electronic Commerce (MECom)
Dillon, Stuart
University of Waikato
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Q: Band Structure and Carrier Recombination/Generation So i've been a bit confused, looking at PN junction, semiconductors and the like (trying to nail down how exactly semiconductors work, transistors and such). I've read the wiki on band structure ("holes" and free electrons).
Apparently the big part is the band theory, and how the energy levels work. This is what I have so far (correct me if I'm wrong):

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*Materials/atoms have energy levels and bands based on these energy levels.

*The forbidden band (I'm assuming closest to the atom): no free electrons are allowed in or out.

*Above that is the valence band, which can force free electrons out with some energy leaving behind a "hole". The valence band is usually pretty well occupied (Does this mean it might have some "unoccupied holes" in it?).

*Electrons in the conduction band, I'm assuming, take very little energy to move out of the atom (or are already leaving the atom).

*The band gap determines how much energy it takes to remove an electron from the valence band to the conduction band (Insulators have a big gap, semiconductors' gap is small. But does it, maybe, grow larger with heat?).
So, I have a few questions:

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*When an electron leaves a valence band, does it leave behind an actual hole, or is that just conceptual? What determines how "filled" a band is? How come electrons cannot just slide on into a band?

*When an electron reaches the conduction band, is it "free" from the atom? Or just takes very little energy to get discharged?

*When we refer to charge carriers, what is this? A Femi Gas? Are there holes in this gas that can move? Or do just electrons move in and out through the gas? I'm guessing the concept of "holes" has me slightly confused as I don't understand how a hole can "move".

A: One could write a novel about those questions... I'll try to nail down the most important facts.
Regarding what you figured out so far:

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*Basically correct. I would say: Every system of atoms has a quantum mechanical ground state. You can approximately assign an energy to each of the electrons (depending on the approximation you are using, e.g. Hartree-Fock or density-functional theory).
Bands are a fancy way of plotting those levels in case of a periodic crystal lattice. The k-axis, called crystal momentum, should only be understood as a quantum number or an index. It is NOT the momentum.

*The forbidden band is not an actual band - it marks the absence of bands. That's why you call it band gap. The band gap/forbidden band is between the valence bands (=lower, filled bands) and the conduction bands (=upper, not filled bands). The band gap may also be nonexistent (metals).
It's not "closest to the atom", and there are no electrons there because there are no states that they can occupy (it's a gap).

*The valence band is essentially fully occupied.  This implies (nontrivially) that for every electron moving in one direction, there is an electron moving in the exact other direction. Therefore, there is no conduction. If an electron jumps (for whatever reason) into the conduction band, it doesn't have the aforementioned partner there - thus, it conducts. The same goes for the hole it leaves behind. One can show that a single "absent electron" behaves like a positive charge governed by the same equations as the electron. That's what you call a hole.
It's below the band gap (if the latter one even exists).

*Essentially, all electrons of the atom can move throughout the material. The probability that this happens is not equal for all electrons though. So, doesn't really take them any energy.

*That's correct. I'm not aware of a temperature dependence of the band gap. Temperature makes it easier to jump over the gap, though. (Edit by @lemon: the band gap actually decreases almost linearly with increasing temperature (at least for silicon and germanium))
Concerning the questions:

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*Like I mentioned before, if you remove an electron from a band, it leaves behind a quasiparticle that acts like an electron with the opposite charge. This is what you call a hole.
One band can always hold 2 electrons per crystal unit cell. If a crystal has 8 atoms per unit cell, there will be four filled bands. This comes from the Pauli principle which states that a quantum mechanical state can only be occupied by 1 electron, or 2, if you count spin degeneracy. When a state in the band structure is occupied by 2 electrons, there can't be another one there. The states will be filled from bottom to top (concerning energy). The energy of the topmost filled state is called Fermi energy.

*All the electrons in the system are free to move, in principal. The problem is, as I explained in 3), that a full band does not conduct. Only if an electron "jumps" into the conduction band, it can conduct (and the hole it leaves behind will also conduct).

*Every electron can move. Holes can move as well as electrons. Mind though, that a hole is only a missing electron which behaves equally to an electron with opposite charge (imagine that you have 100 people in a room, and everyone has a ball. Nothing will ever change. If you take away one ball, the person without a ball can be given a ball from the person next to him, and it will be as if the "hole" moved).

The picture illustrates the concept of a band structure quite nicely:

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*The k axis (horizontal axis) is the k vector, it's just a quantum number/an index. I won't go into detail about that (look into the Bloch theorem if you want to know more).

*There are some energies below the pictures which "belong" to the core electrons (1s). Their probability of moving between the atoms is very small, and the energy needed to get them to the valence band is very high (so they can't get up).

*Every point in the diagram that belongs to a solid line marks a quantum state. The white spaces between don't have states. Only the solid lines.

*The gray regions are the forbidden regions = band gaps. As you can see, there are no bands there.

*The dashed line marks the Fermi energy, the highest occupied energy. The white area below marks the energy region where there are occupied states (=solid lines). This area is full of electrons, it's the valence band.

*The bands in the top white area are the conduction states. If an electron doesn't jump up from the valence band, there is no electron up there.

Mind that "band" can mean "one solid line" as well and "a bunch of solid lines". The conduction band and the valence band are actually a bunch of bands (=a bunch of solid lines).


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Q: PHP enter percentage number round to 2 decimal places not working php number round to 2 decimal places not working my number is 0.00000000000000000000001 and I want result as 0.01. I tried php number_format() function php round() function but they didn't work for me.

A: Just make a simple function that returns either the rounded value or the minimum value you would like...
function round_special($x)
{
    if ($x == 0) return 0;

    $rounded = round($x, 2);
    $minValue = 0.01;

    if ($rounded < $minValue) {
        return number_format($minValue, 2);
    } else {
        return number_format($rounded, 2);
    }
}

So, results would look like:
$x = 0.00000000000000000000001;
echo round_special($x);     // 0.01

echo round_special(0.0001); // 0.01
echo round_special(55);     // 55.00
echo round_special(0.6);    // 0.06

A: 0.01 is far far greater than 0.00000000000000000000001. You can not round it to 0.01 . 0.006 can be rounded to 0.01 because they are very close to each other.

A: Number_format() and round() will not work in your case.
This functions adjust the decimals as per original math rules
in your case result will be always 0.00...as .01 will get converts to 0.0


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Originally from New York, Sandy Eiges holds a master's degree in Social Work, and has worked in and around education her entire professional career. She has served as executive director for Save the Children's field office in Jerusalem, where she created and published a cultural diversity curriculum for grades 5-9. This curriculum was subsequently adopted by the Israel Ministry of Education. She also served on the executive board of UNICEF in Israel and created and ran after-school programs for latch-key children. She was, at one time, a charter school developer for a start-up Reggio-inspired K-8 school. Sandy was also the charter school developer for YouthBuild Charter School of California, a high school diploma program for out of school/out of work youth, located in Watts, East Los Angeles and El Monte; for which she also served as interim principal. She has a child who attended a Reggio-inspired preschool and who now attends a project-based elementary school. Inspired by her own quest for the right schools for her daughter, and her extensive research into schools in Los Angeles, Sandy started L.A. School Scout LLC. For the past six years she has helped families looking for the right fit in preschools, elementary schools, middle and high schools for their children.
When she's not helping families find the school that's right for them, she's enjoying time at home with her relentlessly curious and brilliantly creative daughter, who is a constant inspiration for the hopes, dreams and ideas that drive her life. LA School Scout helps families make informed and thoughtful choices about the schools that will best suit them. Our mission is to promote, encourage and applaud children's enthusiasm for school and learning; take the mystery and anxiety out of the school finding process for parents; and provide families with comprehensive information on all of their educational choices.
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Gender equality in Moldova
Meet Yaroslav, a young Ukrainian refugee with disabilities who dreams of becoming a DJ
Date: Friday, 20 May 2022
Yaroslav and his mother having a conversation with Sima Bahous, Executive Director of UN Women. Photo: UN Women/Aurel Obreja.
Yaroslav's mother explains that, once the war started, her son had to interrupt his studies, which left him more isolated: "He misses his room, our home and familiar surroundings where he feels safe. Our home was fully adapted to his needs, and this made him much more independent and self-confident."
Yaroslav has speech and certain motor-coordination difficulties that hinder his integration in his new community. At the same time, other refugees, as well as his hosts from Costesti fell in love with him. They appreciate his sharp sense of humour and his concern for others when he posts jokes, news and his own views about the situation on social media groups created for refugees.
Marina, another refugee in Costești, says: "He is an extraordinary boy. He has potential and is very talented. He is always careful to inform us of any changes in the programme at our centre. I know he is passionate about music, and I am sorry he is not able to practice now."
Yaroslav (at the center) with his mother (at his left). From left to right, Gheorghe Diaconu, administrator of the temporary placement center in Costesti together with Veronica, his sister, Nighina Aziziov and Tatiana Ciobanu, UN Women Moldova. Photo: UN Women Moldova.
"I am so sorry my son had to drop his studies because of the war. At the same time, [the equipment he has received allows him to download necessary programmes and develop his DJ skills; it will also] help him continue his activities and communicate easier with his friends and classmates. I really hope we will come back home one day," Yaroslav's father shared.
When UN Women Executive Director Sima Bahous met Yaroslav during a recent visit to Moldova, she asked him about his interests and dreams and he was determined to practice DJing again, and to return home one day.
Yaroslav, together with other refugees enjoyed a theatre performance organized by UN Women in partnership with Moldovan Border Police, tasting Easter cakes and sweets offered during the Easter holidays for 250 children from Ukraine.
The Costesti temporary placement centre hosts more than 100 refugee families, the majority of whom are comprised of women with small children. UN Women, together with the Women's Law Center, donated chairs for the refugee children from Costesti, so that mothers could eat lunch together with them.
According to the displacement survey on Ukrainian refugees, jointly produced by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and UN Women, about 23 per cent of respondents in transit locations reported having a serious health condition (chronic disease, disability, wounded) or to be travelling with someone who did. Among those met in centres and private accommodation, 22 per cent reported to have, or to be accompanied by at least one person with, a disability.
Women flee Ukraine, but hope for peace so they can return to their homes
UN Women Moldova, with financial support from Sweden, donates 60 wheelchairs and 40 walkers to the General Inspectorate of Border Police of MIA
A Roma family from Ukraine describes the terror that led them to flee
Women's organisations in Moldova receive funding to respond to the humanitarian crisis
In the words of Kamilla Pivovarenko: "I continue doing things that bring satisfaction to me and joy to those around me"


After holding successful week-long institutes for high-school teachers in New York City and Tampa, Florida, last year, ALBA is proud to announce its first institute in the Midwest, entitled "Ohio and the Spanish Civil War" (June 13-18). The Institute is co-sponsored by the Ohio Humanities Council, Oberlin College, and the Puffin Foundation. Professor Sebastiaan Faber (ALBA Board Chair) is its director.
With support from the Puffin Foundation and the School District of Hillsborough County, the 2010 Tampa Teachers Institute will be hosted again this year at the University of South Florida under the direction of ALBA board member Professor Fraser Ottanelli (July 19-23). The New York City Summer Institute will be on hiatus in 2010 as we prepare for our fall NYC development day for teachers. This past April, the Tampa Insititute launched its first teacher development day.


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The Georgian House is part of Robert Adam's masterpiece of urban design, Charlotte Square. It dates from 1796, when those who could afford it began to escape from the cramped, squalid conditions of Edinburgh's Old Town to settle in the fashionable New Town. The first owner, John Lamont, 18th Chief of the Clan Lamont, lived here with his family until 1815. The house's collections of beautiful china, shining silver, paintings and furniture all reflect the domestic surroundings and social conditions of the times. In the audio-visual room, video programmes describe the history of the New Town and in more dramatic form A Day in the Life of The Georgian House.
The Granton Centre is the major store for the National Museums of Scotland. Discover thousands of weird and wonderful objects all under one roof! Important conservation work is carried out, preparing many of these items for display in our six museums across Scotland. You can also find out about the Centre's vital role in saving scientific evidence for research. The Granton Centre is open for guided tours every Tuesday at 10.30am and 2pm. Visits must be booked at least a day in advance. There is ample free parking. There is a level entrance. A wheelchair is available for loan at no charge. Floors are accessible by lift. There is an adapted toilet. Guide dogs, hearing dogs and other recognised assistance dogs are admitted.
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Like many people, we're taking advantage of the extended holiday weekend to visit family who live out of town. Yesterday it was 12:17 p.m. when I fastened the kids' seat belts and officially pulled onto the road.
It was 3:39 when Kerrington finally fell asleep for her afternoon nap.
It was 3:54 when we arrived at our destination.


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Olivia de Havilland: 1916-2020
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An Ode to Pedro Almodovar's All About My Mother on Its 20th Anniversary
Rebecca Bodenheimer | 2020-03-06
"All About My Mother" represents a clear apotheosis in Almodóvar's career.
Home Entertainment Guide: December 12, 2019
The latest on Blu-ray and DVD, including Hustlers, Ready or Not, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, and a Criterion edition of Until the End of the World.
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New on Blu-ray and streaming, including Where'd You Go Bernadette, Dora and the Lost City of Gold, and a Criterion edition of Cold War.
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DOC10 2019 Preview: Hail Satan?, One Child Nation and Seven More Highlights
A preview of the 2019 DOC10 Film Festival (April 11-14) in Chicago, featuring reviews of "Hail Satan?", "Mike Wallace Is Here," "Midnight Family," "The Infiltrators," "Knock Down the House," "Anthropocene: The Human Epoch," "The Biggest Little Farm," "The Distant Barking of Dogs" and "One Child Nation."
Larry Cohen: 1941-2019
A tribute to the legendary B-movie writer and director, Larry Cohen.
You Do Not Have to Be Good: On Mary Oliver's Wild Geese
Joyce Kulhawik | 2019-03-04
On the poem Wild Geese by Mary Oliver and how it relates to Women Writers Week.
Celebrating Michael Kutza: Founder of Chicago International Film Festival to be Honored at July 14th Gala
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A look back at this past week's TCM Classic Film Festival, including the special guests and screenings.
The Great Performances of 2017
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Jeanne Moreau: 1928-2017
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Thousands to See GI Bill Housing Payment Bump
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Military.com | By Amy Bushatz
Thousands of veterans using the post-9/11 GI Bill could see larger monthly housing allowance payments as the Department of Veterans Affairs backpedals changes to how payments are calculated in an attempt to dig out from a backlog sparked by antiquated technology.
That Basic Allowance for Housing bump, officials said in a Nov. 28 policy announcement, will be in addition to any back pay owed veteran students as a result of the backlog. And students who were inadvertently overpaid because of the technology problems will be permitted to keep the extra money.
Details on exactly how much extra students could receive monthly as a result of the new policy, or what reverting to the old system after months of attempts to implement the new payment structure will ultimately cost taxpayers, were not immediately available. The increase will run through Dec. 1, 2019, the policy states.
The students who will benefit most from the change -- and who were likely also impacted by payment delays early in the fall 2018 semester -- are those who started using their post-9/11 GI Bill benefit after Jan. 1 of this year.
That's because those students were subject to a series of housing rate changes ordered by Congress last year as part of the Forever GI Bill.
That law first required VA's Veterans Benefits Administration (VBA) to base housing payments on a student's physical address, not the location of the school's main campus. That meant students attending a school's satellite campus, for example, could receive lower payments than in the past.
A change was also ordered to the way BAH is calculated for GI Bill users to match how it's given to active-duty troops. Rather than the full BAH amount, Defense Department recipients have their allotments docked by five percent in an attempt by Congress to curb inflation. That means GI Bill users who first enrolled this year are by law to receive a lower GI Bill payment than students who started using the benefit prior to Jan. 1.
But the complexity of those new calculations required the VA to update its software, which in turn caused system problems and sparked a September claims backlog three times higher than normal for the start of the fall semester.
Wednesday's VA policy announcement puts a hold on all housing payment changes in an attempt to give the agency time to update its systems before the new Dec. 1, 2019, deadline.
"Redesigning the way VBA calculates Post-9/11 GI Bill housing rates during a busy academic season was like flying a plane while building it, and that was unfair and frustrating to veterans and taxpayers. That's why we are resetting our implementation of the law for the next year to ensure we get the technology and formula right to put veterans first," VA Secretary Robert Wilkie said in a statement. "In the meantime, beneficiaries receiving Post-9/11 GI Bill housing allowances will be paid at the DoD BAH rate, which in many cases will be equal to or higher than their current payment."
Veterans advocates said they are pleased the VA has recognized and is addressing the problem.
"Student Veterans of America applauds the VA for acknowledging its changes to GI Bill payments were made in a way that was unfair and frustrating to student veterans, and SVA welcomes the VA's efforts to make it right and especially their commitment to remain in communication to ensure everyone knows what to expect," Jared Lyon, president and CEO of Student Veterans of America, said in a statement.
VA officials said the payment backlog is currently at a level the agency considers normal after sitting three times higher than usual in early September. As of Nov. 16, about 74,000 claims are sitting in the VA's queue, representing all kinds of GI Bill payments, including new enrollments and program changes, officials said.
Of those, about 63,400 are less than 30 days old, while about 11,000 are older. Currently, the average claim is processed within 16 days, about two days longer than the VA's 14-day goal for all but new claims.
-- Amy Bushatz can be reached at amy.bushatz@military.com.
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VA Will Give Extra Cash to Those Affected by GI Bill Housing Changes
Changes to the GI Bill housing allowance lowers payments for hundreds of thousands of veterans. VA will help them with cash.
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the name of the Kremlin mountaineer is dropped.
but his words are as true as pound weights.
and the tops of his boots shine.
he plays with the attentions of half-men.
Inevitably, word got out, and by 1934, Mandelstam had been banned from every one of the USSR's largest cities. Even after he'd relocated to the provincial town of Voronezh, the newspapers continued to call him a dangerous traitor. The secret police arrested him in 1938, one year into the Great Purge that would claim a million lives; that August, he was sentenced to five years of hard labor in Siberia. By December, he was dead.
In 1930, exactly halfway between the end and the beginning of the end, Mandelstam traveled to Armenia, at the time a semi-autonomous arm of the Soviet Union. The Stalin regime was then in the process of sending writers to freshly annexed parts of the country; it was Mandelstam's job to "discover" the triumphs of Socialism out west, proving that the territory's belonged under Moscow's thumb.
The report he would complete in 1933—available in a beautiful new edition from Notting Hill, translation by Sidney Monas—ranks among the weirdest and most enchanting works of 20th-century Russian literature. In an era of crudely complaisant books that trumpeted their patriotism on every page, Journey to Armenia dared to be uncategorizable: a travel journal that barely mentions traveling, written in a form that isn't quite prose or poetry, by an author who hasn't quite made up his mind about Socialism's promises. By emphasizing these ambiguities instead of drowning them in propaganda, Mandelstam captured the USSR at a crossroads in its grim history, when Stalin's crimes were already clear enough to many but the utopianism of the 1910s hadn't worn off completely—to put it another way, at the last time when something like Journey to Armenia could be written and published, albeit in a censored form.
The Armenians' fullness of life, their rough tenderness, their noble inclination for hard work, their inexplicable aversion to any kind of metaphysics, and their splendid intimacy with the world of real things—all this said to me: you're awake, don't be afraid of your own time, don't be sly.
Journey to Armenia contains too many beautifully composed passages like this one for the sentiment to be altogether phony. Mandelstam didn't only travel to Armenia because the Soviet Union forced him; he genuinely admired the land and he saw in its proud, strong people a glimmer of hope for international Socialism.
Yet he also fretted over his own hopefulness. Unlike many of the great travel writers he alludes to in his work—Goethe, Delacroix, Gauguin—Mandelstam had the presence of mind to wonder if he wasn't simply seeing what he wanted to see from the USSR's outer territories. "Am I really like the dreadful child," he wrote in an early draft, "who turns in his hand a pocket mirror and directs into all the places he shouldn't the dazzle from the sun?" When the book was published, his question was, naturally, cut.
At the end of 1930, on the long journey back to Moscow, Mandelstam composed a short cycle of poems about the country he'd just left. "Not ruins," he wrote of Armenia, "no, but a cutting-down of a mighty circular wood / Anchor-like stubs of cut oak-trees of a wild and legendary Christianity." The image of the tree's rings is quintessential Mandelstam—in his poetry, he's forever finding ways of translating time into matter and matter back into abstraction—but it also suggests why Armenia interested him. The country had been a province of the Roman Empire; later it became the first to adopt Christianity as the official religion. It was also, traditionally, the land where Jason and the Argonauts sailed to find the Golden Fleece, and where Noah's Ark came its final resting place. Traveling through Armenia was for Mandelstam a way of slicing cleanly through history, revealing the layers of Greek, Roman, Hebraic, and Christian that together made up Western civilization.
As a young man, Mandelstam had learned to think of all civilization as a kind of cross-pollination process in which ideas were constantly mixing, shooting off in unforeseeable directions, adapting to new environments. His formative years mirrored this process. He was born in 1891 to Polish-Jewish parents; his father, a wealthy merchant, was able to purchase the right to move his family to Saint Petersburg, where only a handful of Jews were allowed to live. In 1911, Mandelstam renounced Judaism and converted to Methodism in order to enroll at the University of Saint Petersburg. In his rich, allusive poetry, the Old and New Testaments sit shoulder-to-shoulder with Homer and Ovid—like other Modernists, he seems to have decided early on that art was his true religion.
A typical way of defining Acmeism (Brown himself gives it a shot) is to contrast it with Symbolism, the dominant aesthetic mode in Russia at the dawn of the 20th century. Notable Symbolists, among them the writer Andrei Bely and the composer Alexander Scriabin, strove to unify all artistic disciplines: poetry, prose, music, and art were, by their reckoning, different dialects of a single human language. At one point, Bely and his peers theorized that all speech was descended from a set of phonemes with universal meanings—the phoneme "bl," for example, signified tension, frustration, repression. (Bely later tipped his hat to this theory in his novel Petersburg, starring the tightly wound Nikolai Apollonovich Ableukhov.) Symbolist manifestos—and there are plenty—tend to strike a delightfully loopy note, blending mysticism with hard science.
Acmeists thought they were beyond all that nonsense. Their poetry was blunter, their imagery more concrete; as Brown put it, "Their strength … was to come from contact with the earth." With the benefit of hindsight, however, the two schools, whose members thought they were diametrically opposed on every issue, look pretty near identical. Like the Symbolists, Mandelstam believed in the existence of many tiers of language: not just the semantic meaning of words but also a deeper, hidden set of meanings. The difference, of course, was that his beliefs were real and scientific and the Symbolists' were fairytales.
To call out of the reed the riches of one whole note.
When he wrote these lines, Mandelstam saw no disagreement between Acmeism and Socialism; there are even passages in his work when he suggests that one can't survive without the other. To Mandelstam, the Socialist revolution was a way of lifting up the veil and seeing the world as it truly was, without the Marxian alienation brought on by class and mechanization. For this, one needed poetry—clear, concrete, and grounded in the traditions of antiquity. The tragedy was that the Soviet Union saw no need for Mandelstam.
It's impossible to read Journey to Armenia without being struck by the scope—and the sometimes charming, sometimes frustrating eccentricity—of the author's thinking. Dodgy-sounding scientific proofs are offered for strange aesthetic prejudices; semi-mystical interpretations of history are discussed as matter-of-factly as the multiplication table. Mandelstam is especially fond of Paul Signac's impressionist color theories, with their proto-Symbolist union of aesthetics, biology, and psychology. Harder to follow is his rehearsal of Alexander Gurwitsch's largely discredited theory of mitogenetic radiation—in essence, that cells grow in different ways because they're exposed to different kinds of light. It's easy to dismiss these passages as pseudoscientific, maybe too easy. At a glance, is mitogenesis any less plausible than special relativity, DNA replication, the X-ray?
In Armenia, Mandelstam thought he'd found the embodiment of his Hellenic theories. The common people, with their rough integrity, were utterly "of" the land as few moderns could be, and Mandelstam emphasizes the connection by likening their bodies to rust, brick, and clay. Allusions to the Armenian genocide of the previous decade (which the Soviet Union, to its credit, was one of the first nations to denounce) are rare in Journey to Armenia, but when they show up, Mandelstam always underscores the people's indestructibility. He can't visit an island covered in "yellowed bones" and "nameless graves" without mentioning that most of the inhabitants are healthy, energetic children with long lives ahead of them.
The Armenian language cannot be worn out; its boots are stone. Well, certainly, the thick-walled word, the layers of air in the semivowels. But is that all there is to its charm? No! Where does its traction come from? How to explain it? Make sense of it?
I felt the joy of pronouncing sounds forbidden to Russian lips, secret sounds, outcast, and perhaps on some deep level, shameful.
This passage (the first half, at least) fit nicely with Russia's propaganda aims in the 1930s. A popular linguistic theory of the era, discussed at length in Journey to Armenia, held that the languages of the Caucasus—the region the Soviet Union had largely swallowed up, that is—shared a common proletarian heritage. The evidence for this was shoddy, to say the least, but Stalin was quick to ready upon any cultural bond between the Communist state and its surrounding territories, and he used the theory to flatter Armenia and Georgia into unification. Then in the 1950s, when the so-called Japhetic hypothesis was no longer of any use, he denounced it.
The difference between Mandelstam's claims and those of the Soviet propaganda machine, of course, was that Mandelstam genuinely believed in the majesty of Armenia, a country that, much like his poetry, was infused with Greek, Roman, Christian, and Hebraic influences. A bigger difference is that Mandelstam was humble enough to admit that he might also be wrong—that he might be drawn to the novelty of Armenia simply because he'd been sick of Russia for most of the last decade. The "sounds forbidden to Russian lips" he mentions aren't just the literal noises of the Armenian language; they also suggest the free, open-minded conversations Mandelstam could pursue only while he was outside of Moscow, unburdened by the fear of surveillance. And so he relished his months abroad—also, perhaps, because he sensed they'd be the last happy months of his life.
Dante's poetry partakes of all the forms of energy known to modern science.
The tic-like use of the word "science" where it didn't belong was also (as George Orwell notes perceptively in Animal Farm) a mainstay of early Soviet rhetoric. This comparison isn't as arbitrary as it may seem. The Bolshevik Revolution had the overwhelming support of Mandelstam and the rest of the Russian intelligentsia, which had been taught that the rise of the proletariat was as much of a certainty as the revolution of the Earth around the sun. It was, in no small part, this scientific certainty in decidedly non-scientific matters that led Mandelstam and his peers to back a group of thugs and con artists—the same smug confidence that led an entire generation of Western intellectuals to ignore genocide and mass starvation, because the workers' revolution was finally here, and facts were stubborn things, anyway. Both Mandelstam's prose and the rise of the Soviet Union were—though in vastly different ways—triumphs of pseudoscientific reasoning.
It's easy to assume the best of writers because they so rarely have any real political power. We have no way of knowing what kind of societies would have emerged under the governance of George Bernard Shaw, D.H. Lawrence, or W.B. Yeats, to name only three authors with political ambitions and questionable politics. It's probably better that way. For all his political passion, however, Mandelstam seems to have had little interest in forcing his ideas upon others, aside from a few literary rivals (and this makes him very different from Shaw, Lawrence, or even Yeats). He had his beliefs—some of which look pretty foolish in hindsight—but he also understood that belief, like art, like civilization, existed in a constant state of evolution; "an event, a happening, an arrow." Unlike the bulk of early Soviet intellectuals, he never let his utopianism to harden into dogma, and this is largely why he fell out of favor.
"Lamarck," we're told in Journey to Armenia, "fought sword in hand for the honor of living nature," and it is significant that Mandelstam praises this half-forgotten French naturalist who believed that animals "chose" how to evolve over the millennia. While Stalinist officials offered crafty misreadings of Darwin's theory of natural selection, with its emphasis on grand, overarching processes, Mandelstam celebrated the idea that individuals play a role in their own fate, that by consciously striving for improvement—a longer neck, a bigger brain, maybe even a better society—they can help themselves and pass the rewards on to their descendants. A pseudoscientific belief, to be sure, but also, at a time in Russian history when the individual was being rapidly obliterated, a heroic one.
He died at 47, but his wife, Nadezhda Mandelstam, lived for another half-century. For much of that time, she had to travel across country to avoid arrest, never staying anywhere for more than a few weeks. Because she could never be sure that she'd be allowed to keep her own possessions, she devoted herself to memorizing thousands of lines of her late husband's poetry; after the death of Stalin, she came out of hiding and set to work transcribing and publishing them. By the 1970s, Osip Mandelstam was beginning to be acknowledged as one of the 20th century's great writers. He would have appreciated that, in order for his reputation to survive, his wife had to live after the fashion of that great, possessionless wanderer of the ancient world: Homer.


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Photographing toys in a creative way, in general, is something exciting because it leads to invent something new, different, especially if you want to create pseudo-real environments, related with the toy itself that the shot, whether it is a scale model car or a LEGO character – more or less real. Photographing toys is a genre that everyone will love it. Many shared highly successful shots on deviantArt those are based on LEGO.
With this in mind and passion for LEGO bricks, you can really do more with Photographing Toys. The little people of the LEGO life creates a fancy moment. If you have children or pet like dog or bird then you are definitely having an advantage because, besides being a good opportunity to introduce them to the world of toys and spending time with them, you are getting the opportunity to realize the toy photography project with various sets. While surfing the net you can find several photos of this genre, then you certainly can not say that the project is new at all. What is important is the fun and stimulation to carry it forward.
The easy part of the whole project is to get the various characters. You can just go to any toy store and ask for the LEGO minifigures or to save some time there is always the internet. Die cast scale models are the most expensive to shot, they are collectibles, not really toys but they has to offer much more choice in terms of photography. The hard part comes when you have these beautiful and colorful LEGO characters, you look at them and you have to invent from scratch how to photograph them. With some characters it can be easy, with other characters it is much more difficult. Some lie in their box for months to get a good idea on how to photograph them.
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I had fun cluing this puzzle, but based on some solver feedback it sounded like it was on the challenging side. Though I like varying the difficulty levels of these puzzles, and don't mind a super-hard puzzle now and then, I do want to make sure that the challenge is still fair. I hope that was the case here. Row A was the seed, and I especially liked the clues to D2, I2, and Row L, though I realize some of those are devilishly hard. How did this puzzle treat you?
This was a great puzzle. I tried the hardest version at first but then needed to step down to "harder." I had to walk away and come back several times to complete it. To me that's the perfect level of difficulty.
We always do the hardest version. Until I read S Patton's comment it had not occurred to me that we could drop down to an easier level.
As you said a super-hard puzzle now and then is a good thing and this ranks extremely high it that group.
The itionoinio in D was amusing... I - K were very hard and L was just twisted IMHO!


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Professor Raymond Wong, Head and Chair Professor of the Department of Chemistry, was named Highly Cited Researcher 2014, Materials Science category, by Thomson Reuters. The Highly Cited Researchers list shines a spotlight on influential researchers who rank among the top 1% most cited in their specific field. An award presentation ceremony was held in Hong Kong yesterday (15 October). HKBU representatives who attended the ceremony included Professor Rick Wong, Vice President (Research and Development) and Professor Tang Tao, Dean of the Faculty of Science.
A total of 3,215 scholars worldwide in 21 fields of sciences and social sciences, such as biology, chemistry, physics, clinical medicine, computer science, engineering, environment, materials science and mathematics were included. Professor Wong was selected as one of the 147 materials science experts, only five of whom are based in Hong Kong universities.
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