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18 May 2017, 7:54 pm by Sabrina I. Pacifici
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U.S. Tax Policy and Puerto Rico's Fiscal History
5 Jul 2016, 3:30 am by Shu-Yi Oei
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Government Standoff Shakes Trust in U.S. Debt
9 Oct 2013, 5:44 pm by By NATHANIEL POPPER
Investors are growing wary of the government's ability to pay its debt in a timely fashion after Oct. 17, shifting the market for short-term Treasury bills and potentially having long-term effects. [read post]
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Corporate Governance and the U.S. Senate
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Afghanistan: Post-Taliban Governance, Security, and U.S. Policy
3 Dec 2014, 3:23 pm by Sabrina I. Pacifici
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Amnesty for Cooperation: The U-Visa Program
23 Jan 2016, 7:05 am by Michael Pastacaldi
For example, the great majority of criminal offenses are prosecuted at the state level, yet it is the United States Immigration and Custom's Enforcement Agency that approves the U-Visa. [read post]
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What's With The "U" In Guarantee (Or Should That Be Guaranty)?
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MetLife Home Loans LLC Agrees to Pay U.S. Government $123.5 Million for Alleged Unqualified Government-Backed Mortgages
3 Mar 2015, 1:15 pm by Fraud Fighters
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Government Uses Lethal Force Against U.S. Citizen on U.S. Soil…
14 Mar 2013, 10:48 am by Steve Vladeck
I'm not at all happy that today's news out of upstate New York proves the point that Jack and I (and a cast of dozens) have tried to make about domestic use of lethal force, but it's worth pointing out the following facts: The target of the government's use of force, Kurt Myers, is a U.S. citizen. [read post]
Government Appeals to U.S. Supreme Court over Travel Ban
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U.S. Government Responds to Protest; Halts Construction on Sacred Land
13 Sep 2016, 8:20 am by Susanna Leighton
After months of protesting by the Standing Rock Sioux tribe in North Dakota over the construction of a $3.8 billion oil pipeline designed to cover four states and carry 500,000 barrels of crude oil per day, the government has finally stepped in and all I can say is: it's about time. [read post]
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U.S. Supreme Court Holds Federal Government Cannot Seize Untainted Assets
3 Apr 2016, 1:58 am by Consuella Pachico
The court's ruling came as the result of a case against a Miami woman named Sila Luis, who was accused ofThe post U.S. [read post]
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Expansive Congressional Authorization for Government Appeals in Criminal Cases
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August 31, 2007), Stanton was convicted by a U. [read post]
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U.S. and Turkish Governments Will Share Tax Information Under FATCA
17 Sep 2015, 6:00 am by Dennis N. Brager
In yet another sign of the rapidly expanding reach of FATCA and the U.S. government's increased access to account data from around the world, the Turkish government reached a reciprocal information sharing agreement with the United States government. [read post]
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Same-Sex Parents Married in Canada Sue U.S Government After Denial of Their Child's Citizenship
25 Jan 2018, 11:28 am by Written on behalf of Jason P. Howie, Professional Corporation
In a recently filed federal lawsuit, two same-sex parents in Los Angeles are challenging a U.S. immigration policy which they say discriminates against LGBT people by denying birthright citizenship to the children of gay couples depending on the children's blood […] The post Same-Sex Parents Married in Canada Sue U.S Government After Denial of Their Child's Citizenship appeared first on Jason Howie. [read post]
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The History of U.S. Government Spending, Revenue, and Debt (1790-2015)
2 Apr 2016, 6:43 pm by Sabrina I. Pacifici
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Government Wins DACA Battle
20 Dec 2017, 4:18 pm by Kent Scheidegger
The District Court should proceed to rule on the Government's threshold arguments and, in doing so, may consider certifying that ruling for interlocutory appeal under 28 U. [read post]
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Q: Pdf of the n-fold transformation of uniform random variables? For independent variables $X_1$,$X_2$, $X_3$, $...$, $X_n$ with $n>2$, all uniformly distributed in the interval $[0,1]$ and if $X_1 < X_2 < ... < X_n$
I am trying to find the pdf of $Y_n$ = $\frac{X_n}{(X_1 X_2 \dots X_n)^\frac{1}{n-1}}$
How should I go about this?
I used $logY$ to break down the fraction into a sum of $log X_k$s but kind of stuck from here. Playing around with the following facts but feel like there could be a better way..
The log of a uniform random variable on [0,1] follows an exponential distribution with mean 1, and the sum of $n$ exponential random variables with mean 1 follows $Gamma(1, n)$
Any suggestions on how to tackle this?

A: To make the nominator and denominator independent, write
$$Y_n = \frac{X_n}{(X_1 X_2 \dots X_n)^\frac{1}{n-1}}= \frac{X_nX_n^{-\frac{1}{n-1}}}{(X_1 X_2 \dots X_{n-1})^\frac{1}{n-1}}= \frac{X_n^{\frac{n-2}{n-1}}}{(X_1 X_2 \dots X_{n-1})^\frac{1}{n-1}}$$
Define $Z \equiv X_n^{\frac{n-2}{n-1}}$. Then by the change-of-variable formula we obtain that
$$ f_{Z}(z) = \frac {n-1}{n-2}z^{\frac {1}{n-2}} \qquad [1]$$
which is a beta distribution $B(a,b)$ with $a= \frac {n-1}{n-2}$ and $b=1$.
Now the distribution of the product, call it $Z_{\pi}$, of $n-1$ i.i.d. $U(0,1)$ random variables is (see here for the n-case)
$$ f_{Z_{\pi}}(z_{\pi}) = \frac {1}{(n-2)!}\cdot \Big(-\ln z_{\pi}\Big)^{n-2} $$
Define $G \equiv \left(Z_{\pi}\right)^{\frac {1}{n-1}}$, i.e. the geometric mean. Applying here the change of variable formula we obtain
$$f_G(g) = \frac {(n-1)^{n-1}}{(n-2)!}\Big(-g\ln g\Big)^{n-2} \qquad [2]$$
Now your variable has a ratio distribution , $Y_n = Z/G$  with both variables having support in $(0,1)$, so
$$f_{Y_n}(y_n) = \int_0^1g\frac {n-1}{n-2}(gy_n)^{\frac {1}{n-2}}\frac {(n-1)^{n-1}}{(n-2)!}\Big(-g\ln g\Big)^{n-2}dg $$
$$=(y_n)^{\frac {1}{n-2}}\frac {1}{n-2}\frac {(n-1)^{n}}{(n-2)!}\int_0^1g^{\frac {n-1 + (n-2)^2)}{n-2}}\Big(-\ln g\Big)^{n-2}dg $$
...but I am just back from the dentist, so I am leaving this final integration to you.

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Best third-placed qualification: a fair or unfair competition format?
Published: - Jul 01, 2019
Sports	FIFA	Soccer	Latin American Athletes	Conmebol	America Cup
Soccer has changed, but the issue of a classified team thanks to a wild card has already been a rule in several tournaments for years and has not yet been evaluated
I was talking with some friends about the possible qualifiers for the quarterfinals of the Copa América Brazil 2019 and the issue of the best third-placed came up. One of them, a non-specialist, asked, "How is it that a better third-placed can become a champion?", and took a position against this format, which many may consider attractive and others unfair. That is precisely what I propose in this article.
Leer en español: Los mejores terceros: ¿un formato de competición justo o injusto?
The first thing we must say is that the best third is an alternative that has a tradition in FIFA competitions. In the World Cup, the editions of Mexico 86, Italy 90 and United States 94 were played with the format of six groups of four teams, in which to be able to play the round of eighth finals it was necessary to give place to the four best third of those six groups. From France 98 on, when the quota of participants was extended to 32, the modification became more logical, since only the two best of each group qualified to establish the 16 that dispute the round of 16. This format will be maintained at least until Qatar 2022.
However, the best third-placed format is still used in the U-20 World Cup and in the Women's World Cup. Of course, it was implemented in the Copa América, which since the edition of Ecuador 1993 —when the quota was extended to 12— gives access to two better third-placed from three out of four groups, so as to have the best eight in the quarterfinals. The Copa América only had the 10 countries that make up the Conmebol until 1991. At that time, with two groups of five countries, the best two of each zone classified for a final match.
In the professional leagues of the United States, for example, similar cases are seen with the so-called wild card. It happens in both the National Football League (NFL) and the Major League Baseball (MLB), in which, for each division, a few seconds (those with the best record) end up advancing for an extra and unique game. If they win it, it allows them to remain in the competition in the postseason phase. Therefore, it is not new. And yes, it is attractive because teams often change in stages of direct elimination and improve, while others, with regular immaculate campaigns, deflate at times of greatest pressure.
Read also: Another record in FIFA Women World Cup! USA 13, Thailand 0
Fair or unfair?
In soccer, and in sports in general, it is difficult to evaluate fairness, because in the end what matters is the result. The forms are important, but usually end up being forgotten to the detriment of the name of the team that ends up winning a tournament. Do you remember the Greece that won the European Championship in 2004 in Portugal? It played horrible, but defended well and in dead-ball situations they were infallible.
Then, fairness also ends up being relative, because all the champions in the history of sport carry with them some merit that allowed them to achieve something. It's like life itself. Now, when we talk about numbers or figures, they are irrefutable.
I return to the conversation with the friend that I mentioned at the beginning of this article, because we said that, at that moment, Paraguay, with two points out of the nine possible, could advance as a better third party if there was a tie between Japan and Ecuador, which finally occurred. A fact that challenged logic. Even in Group B of the Copa América, there was a phenomenon that at least I have never seen in 33 years of my life as a soccer spectator. Colombia beat Paraguay 1-0 and won its three matches to reach nine points. Argentina surpassed Qatar 2-0, but if they had drawn, that zone would have left Argentinians, Asians, and Guaranis in the second place with just 2 points. There we do not even speak of a better third-placed, but even as a second-palced, a team could advance a phase with so little production.
But it can also happen in reverse. How? Recently, in the Women's World Cup in France 2019, Italy, Brazil and Australia were tied with 6 points after winning between them, while Jamaica lost with all getting zero points in the C series. Fortunately, there ranked the four best third-placed and Brazil, who by goal average was third, could advance with 6 points out of 9 possible. But I ask: what would have happened if it was a tournament in which only two are classified per group? The Brazilians would have been eliminated. Yes, that's a fact.
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Then, in the end, not always the best third-placed is bad or unfair; sometimes, it may be the best thing that happens to a team that have merits to advance and is achieved in a very competitive group. It will depend on how the group is and that is something that we can not notice or know, it just happens. It is part of the sport, of soccer in this case, and no competition system can avoid it. Luckily, never a team with six points has been eliminated and not one with only two has advanced as a second.
However, as we saw that can happen, my final consideration is that FIFA should implement some clause, rule, condition, something, allowing that, if in the group stage a national team achieves six points being third, it can classify, especially to the detriment of a second that barely managed two, three or four points. It would be something unprecedented, but necessary in the most popular sport on the planet.
Possibly many will criticize it, but I really believe that it would be the closest thing to fairness even when the independence of each group is sacrificed. Hopefully it will never happen, but if it happens, FIFA will have to do something to avoid what generated this article: that fans consider their competitions unfair.
Translated from "Los mejores terceros: ¿un formato de competición justo o injusto?"
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Владимир Анастасович Балабанов (2 декабря 1932, Авранло, Грузинская ССР — 28.08.2021, Салоники, Греция) — советский и грузинский математик греческого происхождения, доктор физико-математических наук, профессор.

Биография
Родился 2 декабря 1932 года в греческом селении Авранло в Грузинской ССР. По происхождению грек.

Отец — Балабанов Анастас Исидорович, работал в партийных и советских органах. Мать — Карибова София Стефановна, из семьи педагогов.

В 1954 году окончил Болнисскую среднюю школу (с золотой медалью). В 1954 году окончил физико-математический факультет Тбилисского педагогического института им. А. С. Пушкина (с отличием).

В 1960 году защитил кандидатскую диссертацию на тему: «Некоторые вопросы устойчивости решений нелинейных функциональных уравнений».

В 1990 году защитил докторскую диссертацию на тему: «Некоторые вопросы нелинейного функционального анализа и их применение».

В 1991 году получил ученую степень доктора физико-математических наук и ученое звание профессора.

Много лет читал лекции на физическом факультете Тбилисского государственного университета, в тбилисском филиале Московского кооперативного института, Тбилисском институте усовершенствования учителей, Тбилисском институте экономики и педагогики, Греческом университете им. Аристотеля, Тбилисском университете экономических отношений.

Живя и работая в Грузии, Балабанов В.А. являлся членом Квалификационного совета профессоров по присуждению ученых званий, членом правления Союза математиков Грузии. Указом президента Грузии Э. Шеварнадзе награждён «Орденом чести». Также был избран академиком Греческо-грузинской международной гуманитарной академии.

С 2007 года жил с семьей в г. Салоники, Греция.

Был женат. Двое детей.

Научная деятельность
Основные работы посвящены области нелинейного функционального анализа и его применениям в вариационном исчислении, теории дифференциальных уравнений и теории аппроксимации. Ряд исследований посвящен изучению вопросов устойчивости и ветвлений решений нелинейных операторных уравнений.

Автор более 70 научных работ и монографий.

Основные научные публикации:
 Балабанов В. А. Некоторые вопросы нелинейного функционального анализа и их применения. Тбилиси: Изд. «Мецнпереба», 1982.
 Балабанов В. А. Об условном минимуме функционала в топологических векторных пространствах // Труды Тбилисского математического института. 1969. № 36. С. 5-28.
 Балабанов В. А. О дифференциальных уравнениях в локально выпуклом пространстве // Труды педагогических институтов. Груз. ССР Сер. физики и математики. 1978. № 4. С. 36-45.
 Балабанов В. А. О зависимости решений дифференциального уравнения от возмущений начальных условий и правой части // Труды педагогических институтов. Груз. ССР Сер. физики и математики. 1980. № 8;
 Балабанов В. А. Фильтровые структуры и операции дифференцирования // Труды Тбилисского государственного педагогического университета им. С. С. Орбелиани. 1997. № 1. С. 198—207.
 Балабанов В. А. О топологиях, порожденных системами фильтров // Труды Тбилисского государственного педагогического университета им. С. С. Орбелиани. 1999. 5. С. 225—230.
 Балабанов В. А. Дифференцирование отображений в бесконечномерных векторных пространствах // М.: URSS: КомКнига, 2006.- ISBN 5-484-00384-9
Научные достижения были высоко оценены такими выдающимися учёными XX века как А. В. Скороход, В. А. Треногин и Б. Н. Пшеничный.

Примечания

Доктора физико-математических наук
Математики СССР
Математики Грузии
Математики XX века

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Video: Kurt Vonnegut '44 Speaks
By | April 12, 2007
Kurt Vonnegut Jr. '44, former Sun assistant managing editor and associate editor, will forever be remembered by members of The Cornell Daily Sun for his lasting contributions to and his praise of this newspaper. Vonnegut spoke at The Sun's 125th anniversary dinner in September 2005 in Manhattan; his speech can be viewed here.
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GROSKAUFMANIS | Casual Dysfunction and the College Experience
By Jacqueline Groskaufmanis January 28, 2019
So much of the stereotypical American college experience, as it's packaged in pop culture and the memories of nostalgic alumni, seems to be wrapped up in anticipation — and sometimes the romanticization — of dysfunction. Even in the age of hyper-attention to self-care, college remains a bubble in which it's normal, even commendable, to do things like pull successive all-nighters in the name of work or push passions onto the back burner because they don't fit our notions of productivity.
NOVELIST KURT VONNEGUT '44 DIES
Kurt Vonnegut Jr. '44, former Sun assistant managing editor and associate editor, died last night in Manhattan. He was 84.


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Not enough regional experts on HS2 design panel, say critics
10 November, 2015 By Richard Waite
45-strong independent panel advising on High Speed 2 (HS2) criticised for being too 'London-centric' and lacking heritage expertise
Questions have also been raised about whether the eclectic mix of industry experts, who include Tate director Nicholas Serota and former AOC director Daisy Froud, will have any real influence on the design of the multibillion rail link.
Chaired by dRMM director Sadie Morgan, the panel features architects, landscape designers, sustainability specialists, business figures, academics, brand consultants, infrastructure experts and community engagement professionals (see full list here).
The panel, described as a 'pool' of talent which will be called on 'as required', includes architects Glenn Howells, Nathalie de Vries of MVRDV, Tom Holbrook of 5th Studio, Hiro Aso of Gensler and Beatrix Young of Farrells. However only nine of the 45 are based outside the capital.
Julie Laming of Bristol-based consultancy Planning Ventures said: '[The panel] is essentially a London-centric group. This makes very little sense. Surely with a government promoting the localism agenda and the Northern Powerhouse, this panel should incorporate the talent of many great professionals that work within the regions of HS2's route – those with local knowledge and an understanding of the rural and urban areas that the route will pass through.'
There is also concern at the lack of experts with conservation knowledge. Henry Russell, chair of The Heritage Alliance's Spatial Planning Advocacy Group said: 'We are concerned about the lack of representation of heritage specialists on the panel.
'Without this necessary expertise to call on, we are concerned how the panel will deliver good quality design in historic settings. It will be important that the panel has a positive relationship in the design process.'
Rab Bennetts of Bennetts Associates, who has worked on a number of Crossrail stations, questioned how much power the panel would have.
'Will the panel, which clearly has good intentions, have any teeth when it comes to design quality both within the HS2 camp and with the planning authorities who will have the final say?' he asked.
He added: 'It is also interesting to note how many prominent architects are not on the list.'
HS2 declined to respond to the criticisms. However speaking at the launch of the panel earlier this week, Morgan insisted the group would 'mentor and inspire HS2 to design a transformational railway system which will exceed all of our expectations'.
She added: 'The British creative and engineering industry is already delivering outstanding examples of design excellence around the world. HS2 is a huge opportunity to bring that brilliance home.'
The multibillion pound HS2 will be a Y-shaped rail network initially linking London and Birmingham (phase one) before joining up with Manchester and Leeds (phase two).
HS2's Independent Design Panel
Mark Goldspink, chief executive, Purcell
'We're surprised and disappointed that such little consideration has been given regarding the heritage assets that will be affected by HS2, demonstrated by the design panel appointments.
'Given the unique nature of the environment, the number of heritage sites that are likely to be impacted by the plans, and the abundance of conservation expertise in the UK, the sector should be better represented.'
Christopher Costelloe, director, Victorian Society
'The omission of anyone directly representing a heritage body on HS2's large design panel is a concern. Important Grade I-listed sites like Birmingham's Victorian Curzon Street station should have members on the proposed 'site-specific design panels' fighting to ensure that any proposals recognise the importance of such historic buildings and seek to enhance them.'
Robert Bargery, director, Georgian Group
'Conservation of the natural and built world is something that anyone building a major infrastructure project through half of England needs to think about. They may as well think about it now rather than later at a public inquiry, which will cost a lot of money.'
'Clearly the route, particularly in London will need to be considered very carefully from a heritage point of view. There is a lot of anxiety about Nash's Park Village East in Camden, which isn't due for demolition but could be structurally affected by nearby works.'
Alan Dunlop of Alan Dunlop Architects
'The panel is London centric - I don't think anyone in Scotland or north of Watford would have expected anything else. At the recent AJ lunch in Glasgow,Laura Kidd, Head of Architecture at HS2 presented her teams proposals. The line from London to Birmingham was clearly and distinctively set out, phase two from Birmingham to Manchester was also clear but presented in a noticeably lighter tone with no date.
'The track running from Manchester to Glasgow and Edinburgh, supposedly phase 3 was a broken line, in 4B pencil. I doubt those present at the lunch believed phase 3 will happen, ever.'
Does the HS2 design panel have the teeth a watchdog needs?
22 February, 2016Ralph Smyth
Sadie Morgan's HS2 design panel is tasked with ensuring the nation gets a 'world class railway' that maximises benefit to the country. CPRE head of infrastructure Ralph Smyth questions whether the real 'design train' has already left the station
Enough rhetoric – let's see some bold action on infrastructure
4 December, 2015Michael Olliff
While the world is embarking on visionary infrastructure projects, the UK is hampered by too much red tape, writes Michael Olliff
HS2 link could complete six years early
1 December, 2015Colin Marrs
The government has announced that the section of the High Speed 2 line between Birmingham and Crewe could be finished six years earlier than planned
Sadie Morgan: 'Design quality is top of HS2 panel's agenda'
13 November, 2015Laura Mark
Chair of High Speed 2's new 45-strong design panel Sadie Morgan explains its role, defends its size and hits back at claims it is too London-centric
Birmingham New Street Station by AZPML, Atkins and Haskoll
13 November, 2015Owen Pritchard
A new icon in a city of icons, Birmingham New Street Station might be a triumph of function over form, writes Owen Pritchard
Revealed: the 45 members of the new HS2 design panel
10 November, 2015Richard Waite
Tate director Nicholas Serota, engineer Hanif Kara and former AOC co-founder Daisy Froud have been named alongside an eclectic mix of industry experts on High Speed 2's (HS2) new independent design panel
Make rail projects play the regeneration game
30 October, 2015Will Hurst
Broadening who pays for rail infrastructure projects could transform their design quality
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The Galleria Carla Sozzani hosts in Milan an exhibition devoted to Charlotte Perriand photographer and designer, curated by Jacques Barsac and Enrica Viganò.
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Architect, urban planner, designer, collaborator of Le Corbusier, ever solitary and tireless traveler, Charlotte Perriand, with a unique and unconventional wit, was a pivotal figure in design of the 20th century and influenced contemporary living in multiple ways.
During the 1930s, parallel to her work as a designer, Charlotte Perriand took photographs in her travels throughout Europe, which then became a source of inspiration for her projects, interiors, and fine art works.
Top: portrait of Charlotte Perriand _ auréole - mans de Corbu, 1928 © Charlotte Perriand Archives (Paris). Above: HBM boulevard des Maréchaux, Paris, 1936 © Charlotte Perriand Archives (Paris)
The subjects followed each other in a gesture of intuitive choice: she recorded, noted, embossed shapes (and ideas) that captured her attention. And in this way, the metal structure of a bridge, the plot of a fisherman's net, even a stone, became a source of inspiration for the creation of her tables, bookcases and armchairs.
The discovery of hundreds of negatives preserved by the Charlotte Perriand Archives became an opportunity to investigate her photographic work in an extensive and articulated way. This exhibition wishes to bring Perriand's ouevre to the attention of a wider audience. Perriand's photographs are less known compared to her design work but played a relevant role in the development of her creative process.
Photography to which Perriand dedicated many years in her career worked as a laboratory for her visual and philosophical research, as well as the manifesto of her political commitment. A selection of fifty five photographs from the Museum Nicéphore Niépce and the Charlotte Perriand Archives will be presented at the Galleria Carla Sozzani, together with Perriand's vintage and modern designs, true icons of the 20th century.
Manège, Croatie, 1937 © Charlotte Perriand Archives (Paris)
Her photographic research falls within the sphere of the avant-garde movement, when artists, architects and photographers were working side by side in an atmosphere of sharing and where each way of expression was enriched by the "view" of the other. With this spirit and through her friendship with Fernard Lèger and Pierre Jeanneret, Perriand began collecting and photographing objects she found in nature: bones, skeletons, roots, stones ... "Our backpacks – as she wrote – were filled with these treasures ... we christened them with the name of "Art Brut." Between 1933 and 1937, she continued her photographic experiments, with the series named Art Brut and found objects, referring to the idea of a return to nature as original beauty, purity of lines and inner force of physical materials.
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DDOS Attacks Shut Down EVE Online For 10 Days
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EVE Online is currently plagued with DDOS attacks, especially in the US region. The game has been suffering from such attacks for over 10 days now. Although most of the attacks are on US servers, some issues have also been reported on Australian and African servers. Many players are getting an "unable to login" screen and those who somehow get connected are experiencing huge lag spikes and disconnection errors. In-game chat functions have also not been working properly. At this time, there is no ETA on when these issues will be fixed. You can read about connectivity issues on the official EVE forum.
"We're currently fighting at an extreme handicap (to put it lightly) vs an invasion of our region. We're unable to properly defend stuff or contest hostile actions which is crucial in the beginning of a conflict," EVE Online player Lord's Servant, the co-leader of Forsaken Empire, said. "The hostiles have been able to establish themselves in a week in our region because we've been mostly unable to login and contest things like we normally would."
Smaller Alliances have been affected more by these DDOS attacks because several players in the group can't login to join battles. As a result, they have lost territories that should have been easily defended. You can read the Reddit post by Lord's Servant where he explained the issue in great detail.
Some US players have avoided this issue by using VPNs, but this is not a solution and merely a workaround. Devs have not been completely silent on the issue, either. Recently EVE Status tweeted: "We are working closely with our partners to improve the situation across the board for everyone affected. Please continue sending your reports to us,"
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SEC 2009 // LSU Addresses Its Chief Concern
By David Wunderlich Updated Jul 13, 2009, 6:00am EDT
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NINTH IN A SERIES :: The 2008 LSU Review
By the off season before 2008, things were going swimmingly for Les Miles at LSU. He had just won his first national title as a head coach, and he did it his way: going big and taking some chances that all the naysayers said nay to. He turned down Mother Michigan's head coaching job, and LSU rewarded him handsomely for it with a contract guaranteeing that he'd be the highest paid coach in the SEC. The loss of defensive coordinator Bo Pelini was troubling, as was the boatload of NFL talent that had left the Bayou. But hey, when times are good, laissez les bons temps rouler.
To address the loss of Pelini, Miles went with a co-coordinator experiment. Experiments in and of themselves aren't bad, and there's successful precedent for such an arrangement. USC did just fine for itself with co-offensive coordinators Lane Kiffin and Steve Sarkisian, and Florida won its 2006 national title with co-defensive coordinators Greg Mattison and Charlie Strong.
Well, the experiment blew up in the lab. Bradley Dale Peveto and Doug Mallory didn't end up being quite what the Tiger faithful were hoping for, and the result was an uncharacteristically down year on defense for LSU. Peveto took the head coaching job at Northwestern State and Mallory became DC at New Mexico, saving the school some money on severance and headaches involved with messy departures. Let's hope it works out for everyone.
There are many theories as to why things didn't work out on the coaching level, but LSU was quite green on defense too. The line was all right, but the back seven had significant losses. The Tigers ended up 73rd in the country in pass defense, and overall the D gave up just over 24 points a game (56th in the nation). It was well below LSU's standards for the decade, and the team overall giving up 50 points to both Florida and Georgia was a major disappointment.
Miles made a savvy hire by picking up John Chavis off of the foundering U.S.S. Fulmer to run the defense now. The Chief was absolutely the best coordinator on the market, and he was able to put together some incredible defenses in Knoxville (especially last year). The hope is that he'll be able to right the ship right away in 2009. I don't know if he'll be able to make that big a difference overnight, but since all of last year's inexperienced liabilities are this year's experienced veterans, significant improvement is on the table. The template is the way Florida's incredibly young and flame-prone 2007 defense turned into last year's championship-caliber unit.
The offense had its ups and downs too. Charles Scott was more or less the steady rock for the Tiger attack to lean on, but Jarrett "Pick Six" Lee was not what the Auburn game made him out to be. Jordan Jefferson takes over the reigns behind center for this season, and his limited yet successful performance last year suggests he could easily be in the top half of SEC quarterbacks in 2009. In 2008 LSU scored 30.9 points a contest on the way to winning eight games, just behind 10-win Georgia's 31.5 and nine-win Ole Miss' 32.1 in the conference rankings. Stability from quarterbacking should help that average go up, and when combined with a better defense, the prospects look good.
LSU's dominating 38-3 win over Georgia Tech in the Peach Bowl brought to mind its 40-3 win in the same game over Miami (FL) at the end of 2005. That was the cap on an 11-2 season though, not an 8-5 one, but it did lead into another 11-2 season only that time with a BCS bowl at the end. Personally I feel that LSU is still another year away yet from that kind of success, but I don't count it out entirely from the realm of possibility.
Miles has taken some criticism over the years, but his first three campaigns were an unprecedented run in LSU's history. Not only was 2005-07 the first time in school history that the Tigers won 10 games three seasons in a row, but it was the first time they won 10 games twice in a row. Remarkably there are those who would have you believe that Miles is two more eight win campaigns away from the firing line, and I guess in theory that could be possible.
Miles won't have two more eight win seasons in a row though. They're winning more than that this year, and they'll probably win more than that next year too. LSU is here to stay with Miles at the helm. I'm not sure if the Tigers will take the division this year, but they'll be in the thick of the race again. After a down year last year, it'll be a welcome step forward.
Previous Previews: Mississippi State, Auburn, Vanderbilt, Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas, South Carolina, Georgia.
MONDAY: Past as Present
TUESDAY: The Schedule; Les Gets His Groove Back
WEDNESDAY: The Depth Chart
THURSDAY: Predictions
FRIDAY: Feedback and Conclusions


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We should not forget why we have freedoms
CHUCK GREEN
Last weekend was spent no differently than most days, which is one of the delights of retired life. There usually is no distinction between Monday, Thursday, Saturday or a three-day holiday weekend.
Memorial Day weekend was no different. Any of those three days could have been the Wednesday before, or the Wednesday after.
About the only noticeable difference was a "feeling." I spent a lot of quiet time reflecting on life here in America, and how we got to this place, and how very little it means to many people.
One of my activities over the weekend was to place U.S. flags in the front of homes on several streets, including my own. It is part of a project by my local Rotary Club.
The flag-raising experience made me acutely aware of how few people bother with the trouble of placing a flag on their home or in their yard, on this or any other national holiday. Most would rather not be bothered with such a symbolic nuisance.
It's not the lack of a flag, though, that troubled me. It is the lack of any consciousness at all about what these holidays mean.
For most Americans, sadly, it seems that national holidays are little more than an excuse for a day off of work. It is seldom an occasion to reflect on how this country became the most free and most prosperous and most inspiring and most grand nation in history - yes, despite a flaw or a mistake here and there.
The most moving experience of my weekend was a movie that my wife had on TV.
It was produced in 1945 on black-and-white film, and the setting was in the Asian country known then as Burma.
Today we hear about the same place called Myanmar.
"Objective, Burma!" was about a small band of U.S. Army paratroopers on a commando-style mission to destroy a critical enemy radar station in Burma, which was under the control of Japanese troops. The mission was highly successful, permitting a massive U.S. air attack that marked a major turning point in the Allied effort in the vast China Burma India Theater of World War II.
However, the detachment missed its pickup and had to survive in the Burmese jungle, which was heavily patrolled by Japanese troops looking for the lost American soldiers. The unit suffered a high rate of casualties, and when they finally were rescued their leader, Capt. Nelson, had a fistful of dog tags he had collected from the bodies of his dead comrades.
It was an emotional depiction of U.S. sacrifices, personal trauma and bravery that helped keep the world safe from tyranny and preserved the freedoms that all Americans enjoy today - including the freedom to be ignorant and ungrateful for the incredible determination of Capt. Nelson and his troops.
Memorial Day is one occasion when we can collectively express our appreciation for the struggles and sacrifices of our national ancestors, from the Revolutionary War through the fight against international terrorists who want to destroy us today.
Certainly we are free to ignore our history, but we do so at our peril.
The Burmese were liberated by the war, and a rolling narrative at the end of the movie tells how wonderful it was that the nation had been saved from imperialist rule - by the deadly sacrifices made by India, Britain the United States and other allies.
Yet today, Myanmar - the nation formerly known as Burma - is anything but free and prosperous. It is a military dictatorship, and one of the most uncivilized places on Earth, its citizens denied even the most basic of humanitarian assistance in the horrible aftermath of a giant cyclone last month.
American ingenuity, determination, bravery and blood seem to have been wasted in Burma more than 60 years ago. Yet without such missions throughout the world, America likely would not have survived as the free and wonderful nation we have today.
Really, we shouldn't forget what was required to get us here.
Chuck Green, veteran Colorado journalist and former editor-in-chief of The Denver Post, syndicates a statewide column and is at chuckgreencolo@msn.com .


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Timeline for Star Trek Fan Fiction
Timeline to 2099
Timeline 2100 to 2299
Timeline 3000 to End
Original Stories and Series
Canon Cast
In Between Days Cast
Times of the HG Wells Cast
Other Stories Cast
Mirror Universe Cast
Alien Cast
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Original Technology
Portrait of a Character – Tracey Carter
Tracey Carter was originally created out of some petulance on my part. Because I was posting on a site requiring beta reading before posting, I got tired of that. I didn't want to do that as it was fan fiction. Furthermore, I was seeing suggestions of changing some of the fundamentals of Reversal. With so much dependent upon that story, imperfect as it is, I wasn't interested in subsequent 'fixes' which I felt would gut the plot. However, I was curious about the beta reading process and reeled of Smells with two brand-new characters in order to see what it was all about. Hence my reasoning was to offer up two characters I didn't really care about in the hopes that I wouldn't be offended by any suggestions and would potentially learn something.
And then I mostly forgot about that story, but revisited it when I began writing the E2 stories as I needed names and I needed relationships. Tracey and Osh fit the bill rather nicely.
Rachel McAdams as Tracey Carter (image is provided for educational purposes only)
Tracey Carter is played by actress Rachel McAdams.
I am particularly thrilled that she plays a linchpin character in The Time Traveler's Wife, a story which relates her to the Wells series.
A bit silly and kind of boy-crazy, Tracey quite literally embraces the generational nature of the NX-01. Even though Maryam scolds her and reminds her that she (Tracey) is no longer a teenager, Tracey acts that way anyway. She sets her sights on Oscar and they hook up, which eventually turns into more. During the first kick back in time, she gives birth to the first child on board, Amanda, who she and Osh call Almendra.
Tracey's only known relationship is with Oscar Tiburón. Even after the third version of the Enterprise makes it through, Trace and Osh still get together. Much like Meredith and Rex, Susie and Mario, and Lili and Malcolm (although not Lili and Jay or Lili and José), their relationship carries through to the prime timeline.
Mirror Tracey Carter
There are no impediments to Tracey existing in the Mirror Universe. And as an engineer, she would potentially have more opportunities than many other women. Would she still end up with Oscar? It's hard to say. A decent-looking and somewhat intelligent MACO would be able to support a wife and family, but at the same time he could potentially be of interest to Empress Hoshi. And Hoshi's jealousy could cost Tracey her job or even her life.
"His uni patch says O. Tiburón. Oliver? Otto? Orson? Omar?"
While the creation of this character was imperfectly executed, her subsequent reuse and redemption made her more valuable. Even though this character isn't exactly a star, she's a useful part of the ensemble.
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Portrait of a Character – Robert Lennox
Robert Lennox had somewhat mixed and strange origins. Because I needed a means of getting Malcolm Reed home during the events of Concord, it took me a while to figure out just how that could possibly be accomplished. Since I had a Colonial story but very little else, I had to figure out a way to make it all work within Star Trek. As a result, I needed a means of traveling through time.
Hence Lennox is a time traveler, and he is a professional one, much like Richard Daniels. And so he works with Monisha Padir and Makan Sinthasomphone.
Ioan Gruffudd as Robert Lennox
Robert Lennox is played by actor Ioan Gruffudd.
I find this Welsh actor not only to be rather handsome, but also striking in period costume. Furthermore, he would have the correct accent for Charlotte, Jim, and Benjamin to believe he (Robert) was a redcoat.
However, the truth is quite different, as Robert's mission was to observe the NX-01 at the commencement of the Xindi war. Instead, though, he and Malcolm both end up in Concord, Massachusetts in 1775.
Professional and intelligent, Robert's mission is solely to observe. However, he probably would have inadvertently changed history anyway, as he tells Malcolm to duck when they face the enemy. Since there is incoming cannon fire, the warning is a wise one. And neither Lennox nor Malcolm are supposed to be there, but Lennox does not know that yet. Furthermore, when Malcolm first arrives, Lennox comments on the smoke and noise.
However, there is no way he could have known that, unless he had been dumped there earlier. Or maybe it wasn't Robert's first time in Concord. That presents an intriguing idea; I might write it some day.
Robert has no known relationships.
There are no impediments to Robert existing in the Mirror Universe, although the later you get in the timeline, the more difficult the odds become.
Good-looking and intelligent people tend to rise to the top of our universe, and the Mirror rewards similar characteristics, albeit mixed with a healthy dollop of violence, sex, and cruelty.
And a smart professional time traveler could have a lot of advantages.
"I can't say much. But there was an experiment in time travel. I was to travel in a pod and observe you."
While Robert is unconscious for a lot of Concord, he's awake long enough for Charlotte and Malcolm to get a decent impression of him. And that might be enough.
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Review – It's a Small Universe After All
Small Universe Background
Small Universe Syndrome. It seems to be everyone in Star Trek, and more particularly in Star Trek fanfiction. This story was written in response to a challenge to put together two characters who really should not go together, or would not normally be seen together. Both of these are canon characters; it's based on who one of the characters reminded me of when I first saw her.
It's A Small Universe After All
The first time I saw Krios Prime's Kaitaama in Star Trek: Enterprise, I couldn't help but to realize she was actually a tired retread of Elaan of Troilus from the Original Series.
The whole episode is one big, fat trope. It was yet another beautiful, haughty princess who looked human enough that looking at her sexually would not make the audience feel too weird about things. A red-blooded spacefaring guy would not be able to help being attracted to her.
Of course, assuming she was still youthful, Kirk would hit on her. But how to get them together?
I decided to lift the plot of Two Days, Two Nights. Risa would still have a crime problem. But instead of Malcolm and Tripp being tied up in a basement, it would be Captain James T. Kirk and Kaitaama.
Story Postings
It's a Small Universe After All on Wattpad
It's a Small Universe After All on G & T Show Forums
Also, It's a Small Universe After All on Fanfiction.net
The story is Rated K.
I am not so sure I would ever write a story like this again. I have enough problems keeping my own creations from suffering from coincidences and small universe syndrome. It would be far worse if I did that deliberately with more canon characters!
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Portrait of a Character – Soval
Soval gives me mixed feelings.
The character is, of course, canon.
A lot of fans are not too impressed with the portrayal of Vulcans in Enterprise. For me, I loved it. I always found them to be far too perfect, and when the Original Series was running, I was a lot more likely to side with McCoy or Kirk than Spock. This may have carried over a bit, but either way, it was a refreshing change, to me, to see Vulcans with feet of clay and less than stellar motives.
As in canon, the character is played by actor Gary Graham. The actor embodies the character well and it is difficult to think of another inhabiting him so well.
Standoffish like most Vulcans, he seems to be genuinely moved when Admiral Forrest sacrifices his own life to save a, perhaps, friend.
His relationships are not really on screen. In Biases, I bring a human woman into his household. But Bridie Kelly is not a love interest at all. So I really hope nobody 'ships them.
Mirror Universe Soval is also canon. Intelligent and resourceful, he is one of many Mirror Universe characters who is just plain in a bad place. As I write the Mirror, it boasts a violent military dictatorship. Not an easy place for an unemotional person.
There isn't a lot on him in canon except that Archer became xenophobic hence he'd be in some peril. So this would make life even more difficult even if Jonathan Archer had lived. The way I write the Mirror Universe, Hoshi Sato is successful in murdering Archer.
Mirror Universe Soval
"I am one hundred and forty-two years old. That is almost a logical observation."
I have never written Mirror Universe Soval, so maybe it's time I should.
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Portrait of a Character – T'Pau
T'Pau is important all around. This is in the prime universe and also in the Mirror Universe.
This canon character is from TOS and is also a part of the Star Trek: Enterprise Vulcan arc.
Portrait of a Character – T'Pau (image is for educational purposes only)
As in canon, a young T'Pau is played by actress Kara Zediker.
I liked this portrayal a lot more than the one in the Original Series. This T'Pau has passion and fire, even as an allegedly emotion-free Vulcan.
Ruthless and efficient, in canon she is more than ready to force Captain Archer to submit to a mind meld if he won't go willingly. Hence I see no reason for her to be any different in fan fiction. As a result, this is one headstrong person in either universe.
Kefris
Thrown together several times, she and Kefris bond at least a little bit over their shared fates.
In the Mirror, because Vulcans are an oppressed species, I write her as a slave.
This is the main place where I write T'Pau. In Temper and also in He Stays a Stranger, the characters call her someone who performs calculations and looks things up for the Empress.
So without my naming her, she is one of the two Vulcans referenced (Kefris is the other) in Escape. They survive the shuttle crash that kills the Mirror Melissa Madden and leaves Andy Miller bereft. This drives his arc in the Mirror.
As of the writing of this blog post, I don't have a quote from her!
While mentioned peripherally but barely on screen, I should do more with this character.
Inspiration – Injuries
Injuries, believe it or not, can inspire.
What a weird thing for inspiration, eh?
But it's still something that has happened to me. It can still, in a backhanded way, be inspiring.
The Specifics of Creation
For character injuries, Star Trek always used to go beyond believability and hit a weird Twilight Zone, where everything was magically, mystically cured, with the patient suffering no or nearly no pain.
That's not how the real world works, and I am so glad Enterprise made it a point of showing cures being neither instantaneous nor perfect.
It's a weird image, but this is Malcolm Reed in rehab during the Dead Stop Enterprise episode.
Well, sometimes. At least , when Malcolm was injured in Minefield, he was still injured in Dead Stop and, in fact, Phlox had the automated repair station cure Malcolm's broken leg.
For my own work, I have used it as a jumping off point. It is so easy in fiction to make people into super people, and make it so injuries don't really affect them. This is deus ex machina-style unreality at its worst. Sprains hurt. Breaks make you limp or make your arm hang useless. An allergy (not exactly an injury but certainly a medical condition) can make you stop breathing.
Perhaps the worst injury I've gotten is a set of three (hey, if you're going to do something, go all the way, eh?) meniscus tears in my right knee. While this has not yet informed my fanfiction writing, it has affected my wholly original work. Hence in The Enigman Cave, there is a character with that exact same injury.
Injuries in My Work
In fanfiction, I took the fight from Harbinger and reworked it twice, both times involving Malcolm. Once was with Doug, in Together. The other was in The Three of Us, with Jay This is as a reprise of the fight, and Lili even laments that it might be a 'second harbinger'. Also, in both of my versions of the fight, I inflict similar injuries on the men, as an homage to the canon scene. There are eye and kidney injuries, just as in the original. However, the addition of Lili to the dynamic means there is a witness and the aftermath is far more problematic. In Together, Lili is pregnant with Marie Patrice and keels over, overcome by intense kicking. Pamela ends up taking her to the Medical Center nearby in San Francisco, and the upshot is an uneasy truce between the men.
In The Three of Us, Archer finds the two men fighting. He orders the men to sickbay where Phlox begins to treat them, but they both continue posturing and refuse treatment. Archer calls Lili in and she is alarmed at their conditions. Going beyond the original, in this version of the fight, Jay suffers from a lung injury which results in him coughing, a reference directly back to Penicillin. It's a fitting internal bit of consistency which also foreshadows that short story's significance in Everybody Knows this is Nowhere.
Battered and bruised characters should not heal immediately and automatically, I feel. Even with advanced medical technology, it just seems as if that would be too much of a cop-out and would severely impair storytelling.
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Portrait of a Character – Colleen Romanov
Colleen Romanov is artistic.
I needed to fill the NX-01 with women for the E2 timelines. In order to distinguish this character from the others, I decided to give her some visual artistic talent. This comes in rather handy when, during The Three of Us, Maryam and Azar get married.
Mischa Barton as Colleen Romanov (image is for educational purposes only)
Colleen is played by actress Mischa Barton.
This lovely young actress seems to have had some weight issues lately. She seems to have gotten middling roles; not too highbrow, but also not too trashy.
She also has a DUI conviction on her record.
Friendly and knowledgeable, the skilled pilot is also a bit of a visual artist. For Maryam and Azar's wedding during The Three of Us, she paints the bride's hands (and the maid of honor, Tracey Carter) with food coloring as there is no henna. She draws a procul and a malostrea on Maryam's hands.
Ethan Novakovich
Colleen's only known relationship is with Ethan. They marry during both kicks back in time. In Everybody Knows This is Nowhere, she reveals that he is rather shy, and she practically had to convince him she had found a new life form in a cargo bay before he would realize that they should be together.
Colleen doesn't have any impediments to existing in the Mirror Universe.
Mischa Barton as Mirror Colleen (image is for educational purposes only)
However, because I created her after writing Fortune, she does not show up there during the In Between Days main storyline.
That does not mean that she does not exist and, given her weight issues (the actress suffers from depression), Empress Hoshi might want her around and not see her as too much of a sexual threat. But given that women are so scarce in my version of the Mirror Universe, she probably has someone. But if her prospects are poor, then her mate and protector might not be someone who is so nice, perhaps Tristan Curtis or Gary Hodgkins.
"Yes, that's supposed to be a procul, but I didn't get in all fourteen legs. And here, is a malostrea."
Like a lot of characters in my overall storyline, Colleen exists for support and not much more. But she's a decent utility infielder type of player, and may be back. To write her as a part of the Mirror Universe could prove to be a fruitful exercise.
Portrait of a Character – Ethan Novakovich
Ethan Novakovich gets more air time in fan fiction than in canon.
The character is canon. The truth is, I forgot about him for a while. Sorry! But this was a character who was seen exactly once, and very early in the show's lifetime. And so I created a character named Ethan, and completely forgot about this character until the E2 timeline.
Henri Lubatti as Ethan Novakovich (image is courtesy of Memory Alpha and is for educational purposes only)
As in canon, Ethan is played by actor Henri Lubatti.
The actor has found work since Enterprise, including some recurring work on 24.
Shy and also a bit studious, Ethan is a bit of a plant nerd. Given the chain of command, he should be working for, first, Naomi Curtis, and then Shelby Pike, in the Botany Department. The truth is, I barely wrote him and so he is a bit of a mystery to me, too. His quote isn't even that interesting.
Colleen Romanov
They get together in both iterations. In Everybody Knows This is Nowhere, Colleen reports that he is shy and she had to attract him by claiming to have found a new life form in one of the cargo bays.
There are no impediments to Ethan existing in the Mirror Universe, although the character is not present in the canon MU episodes.
Henri Lubatti as the Mirror Ethan (image is for educational purposes)
Shyness practically equals death in the Mirror, so he would have to be considerably more assertive. If he is with Colleen, then the circumstances of their relationship starting would be far different.
"One of the orange trees seems to be dead."
Should this character return? The truth is, I just can't see it.
Portrait of a Character – Karyn Archer
Karyn Archer marries canon and fan fiction.
During the run of Star Trek: Enterprise, there is an episode where the ship meets its own descendants. It is through an odd time travel trope. E2 has led me to four books and also two kicks back in time. Karyn is in the second one, and she is seen in Everybody Knows This is Nowhere.
I decided that Karyn, who in canon is Jonathan Archer's descendant, would also be a descendant to Lili and José. Hence she adds the captain, in a way, to the O'Day-Reed-Hayes-Digiorno-Madden family line.
Tess Lina as Karyn Archer (image is for educational purposes)
As in canon, Karyn is played by actress Tess Lina.
Friendly and generally upbeat, Karyn is a big part of why the older NX-01 holds together at all. She is vital to its existence.
I don't have a relationship for Karyn. People sometimes 'ship her and Lorian, but I have him taking two separate human wives, and only having children with the first one. Karyn, unfortunately, is left out of the genetics sweepstakes.
Karyn, by definition, cannot exist in the Mirror Universe, as she is the product of a kick back in time. And in a way, I think that's okay, because she gets a measure of goodness. Much like Dr. Hugh Culber in Star Trek Discovery, she does not have a dark side to her.
"Sir, they are going to want to know about the Xindi weapon, and why we did not stop it."
For a character with not a lot of screen time, Karyn is already pretty memorable. I hope I have done her some justice.
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Review – Seven Women
Seven Women in memory, love, and loss.
In Fortune, I established that Tommy Digiorno-Madden dies in the service of his captain. In Seven Women, I show exactly how that happens.
Seven Women
The story (which was written as a one a day ficlet challenge) opens with Tommy making it clear that there is a fireball coming, and it's got his name on it.
The fire door is closed, he's trapped, and there is no getting out of this one. Except he says this with no fear, no regrets, and no sorrow. It is just a simple fact. Since he sees his fate, he knows he is about to die.
In order to pass what little time he has left, he has visions. But he does not see his life pass before his eyes. Rather, he sees seven influential women from his life.
Melissa Madden
The first woman he remembers, naturally, is his mother, Melissa Madden. As he talks about her in the initial chapter, and he mentions her descent into Irumodic Syndrome dementia, he mentions Doug Beckett, too. While he recognizes that his half-brother, Joss, looks the most like Doug, it is he, Tommy, who is the most like their shared father. Because Tommy is a soldier.
Leonora Digiorno
The second woman he recalls is Norri, who he reveals he had a crush on. He remembers her teaching him to read and that, at her death, she said she saw a bridge and the doomed Kevin. And then he reveals that he's seeing Kevin, too, and feels the brother who never had a chance is somehow there for him and is acting as a kind of spirit guide.
His next memory is of Cindy Morgan, who he reveals (this was my own first inkling of this) was his first girlfriend. Unlike Joss and Jia, they did not work out.
Takara Masterson Sato
Fourth on his list is Takara Masterson Sato Tucker. In Fortune, I established that they made dream contact as children, but didn't know if they had pursued it after that. However, the character spoke to me, and so dreaming with Takara became something that Tommy had done for his entire life.
Lili O'Day
Then his next revelation is about Lili O'Day, and he remembers her not only as Doug's wife, but also her singing Arroz con Leche to him (a scene from Temper) and making empanadas, a detail that is also from Temper.
Erika Hernandez
The sixth woman is his old boss, Erika Hernandez. While Tommy is too young for Flight of the Bluebird, he is definitely there with Erika during later voyages, and is probably a part of patrolling the Neutral Zone.
The Last Woman
I won't reveal the seventh woman. So you'll just have to see for yourself.
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Seven Women in context
I really loved giving Tommy some dimension, as he really didn't have much beforehand. Joss and Neil and Empy and Dec (and even Kevin) seemed to have had more screen time.
But it's Tommy who ends up becoming the most important person, ever, to the new timeline. And no one but the reader knows.
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Sullivan v. Everhart
PETITIONER: Sullivan
RESPONDENT: Everhart
LOCATION: Oregon Department of Human Resources
DOCKET NO.: 88-1323
DECIDED BY: Rehnquist Court (1988-1990)
LOWER COURT: United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit
CITATION: 494 US 83 (1990)
ARGUED: Nov 27, 1989
DECIDED: Feb 21, 1990
ADVOCATES:
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Linda J. Olson - on behalf of Respondents
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William H. Rehnquist:
The opinion of the Court in No. 88-1323, Sullivan against Everhart will be announced by Justice Scalia.
Antonin Scalia:
This case is here on writ of certiorari to the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit.
That court held invalid certain regulations promulgated by the Secretary of Health and Human Services, under which he nets or calculates the difference between past underpayments and past overpayments.
The essence of the dispute is that the Social Security Act requires the Secretary to provide a hearing to see whether it is equitable or not before he seeks to recover past overpayments.
And the dispute is whether that must be done on a month by month basis, a payment by payment basis, or rather the Secretary may offset prior overpayments against prior underpayments and therefore not have to in effect provide the hearing before collecting through offset the prior overpayments.
The text of the Social Security Act at issue requires the Secretary to find whether "more or less than the correct amount of payment of benefits" has been paid.
What the issue comes down to is whether the term "correct amount" can reasonably be construed as the Secretary has construed to refer to the net amount owing as of the date of his determination rather than the amount owing each month.
For the reason set forth in the opinion and too tedious to repeat here, we hold that he can.
We also hold that the Secretary's method of computing the netting period does not make the regulations arbitrary and capricious.
Some delay is inevitable to avoid errors and the Secretary's regulations limit delay.
The respondent's alternative suggestion would either increase the administrative burden or fail to remedy alleged delay problem.
Therefore, the judgment of the Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit is reversed and the case is remanded for further proceedings consistent with our opinion.
Justice Stevens has filed a dissenting opinion in which Justices Brennan, Marshall, and Kennedy have joined.
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