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Linear Programming deals with the optimization (maximization or minimization) of linear functions subject to linear constraints.This technique has found its applications to important areas of product mix, blending problems and diet problems.Oil refineries, chemical industries, steel industries and food processing industry are also using linear programming with considerable success. Linear programming problems involving only two variables can be effectively solved by a graphical technique which provides a pictorial representation of the solution.
Jan Hailey (Brewer) on winter traverse of White Clouds - coming out at the East Fork. H Hilbert Photo
El violagambista Miguel Bonal y la acordeonista Marta Cubas han formado parte, junto al compositor Tomás Ocaña, de la primera edición del Programa de Residencias JME-FCAYC. Ambos intérpretes actuaron en este concierto, donde se estrenaron dos obras del compositor malagueño. El programa se completó con obras de otros compositores. Este concierto se desarrolla dentro del Programa de Residencias JME-FCAYC, fruto de la colaboración entre Juventudes Musicales de España y la Fundación Cerezales Antonino y Cinia.
Los tres músicos han estado trabajando conjuntamente durante esta semana de residencia artística en la Fundación. En este concierto se estrenó una obra para viola da gamba y otra para acordeón escritas expresamente en el marco de esta colaboración, junto con piezas de Marais, Telemann, Abel, Hosokawa y Zorn.
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Yael Averbuch of Sky Blue FC introduces at-risk youth to the Soccer Kids of America program. Children will sign up for the Fall 2009 season of seven weeks of lessons teaching them life skills and healthy lifestyles through an introduction to the sport of soccer. Visit www.SoccerKidsofAmerica.org for more information.
The Seabiscuit program took place on August 2003 at Countryside.
Seabiscuit's former jockey lives locally and he described the world of thoroughbred racing in the 1930s when Seabiscuit was the “all-star” of all time. He shared a scrapbook filled with his racing career highlights and shared many memories. The library was filled to capacity that day.
On Sat., September 28, come explore mindfulness through health, wellness, art and food during a full-day experience at Central Library planned by team members Nita Ambedkar, Kiran Nautiyal, Deepti Awasthi, Vidya Matre, Arpita Joshi, and Vinita Shrivastava as part of the Library Takeover program(link is external)! Mindfulness the Indian Way is designed for those who want to learn how the rich traditions of Indian culture can help them feel more present and aware in their daily lives.
Beginning at 9am and continuing throughout the day, you can drop in to try your hand at different mindful practices, including yoga, art, traditional dance, and more - all led by local artists and organizations! Plus, a mini-bazar of local vendors selling jewelry, art, food and more will be available for attendees to peruse for the duration of the event outside the community room on the 3rd floor.
Whether you're new to mindfulness or looking to deepen your understanding, this event will provide a rich, immersive experience that blends cultural traditions with the principles of mindful living. Join us in rooms 301 and 302 at Central Library and discover the art of mindfulness the Indian way!
Event Timeline:
9am - 3pm
9-10am: Opening Circle
Get grounded for the day's events in a group setting as we enjoy all-ages yoga and an introduction to mindfulness with Nita Ambedkar of THP, The Happiest Place.
10-11am: Food + Mindfulness
Enjoy an Indian breakfast and mindful chai provided by Amber Indian Restaurant, and enjoy a cooking demo led by Sara Parthasarathy, the co-founder of Flavor Temptations. We'll also be talking about the history of mindfulness in Indian culture and go into the "why" behind some of the traditions we're explore throughout the day with Arpita Joshi & Vidya Matre.
11am - 12:30pm: Health + Mindfulness
During this time, we'll talk about health and wellness techniques that help connect the mind, body and soul, including a session on ayurveda led by Raka Bandyo of the Ayurveda Association of Wisconsin(link is external) and a session on homeopathy by Anu Chalke. From 12-12:30pm, stop by a special discussion on Mindful Leadership with Dr Aparna Mahajan!
12:30-1:30pm: Art + Mindfulness
In the afternoon, presenters will showcase art styles used to express creativity through different mediums. You'll enjoy a performance of Doha singing that explores the connection between music and spirituality, then get in the zone with a wood burning demonstration where you'll learn about the significance of mandalas from Gauri of Prettyful Creations. Finally, we'll delve into the history of mehndi or henna with Deepti & Mini of Deep’s Henna, and maybe even get to try creating some henna art for yourself!
1:30-2:30pm: Dance + Mindfulness
Get your body moving with sessions all about dance! Raka from Karmic Flower(link is external) will introduce you to Odissi dance and the language of the body, as well as demonstrate different dances. Find out how nature and dance interplay with SriVidya’s team of Sri Natya Vidhyalaya dance school, and how you can be mindful with social media and dance challenges with Anurima Das of Soulful Dance Academy.
2:30-3pm: Closing Circle
As we leave our time together, we'll reflect and cool down with yoga, breath work and final thoughts with Diane Sing of Madison Outdoor Yoga and Nita Ambedkar of THP (The Happiest Place)
Library Takeover is funded by Madison Public Library Foundation and TruStage
Bloomsburg University's Presidential Leadership Program (PLP) is designed to provide students with opportunities to further develop leadership skills and promote a sense of community. bloomu.edu/plp
Programming 3b is learning so much! Today they learned about Tuples and Dictionaries along with Classes and Objects. We used cookie cutters and Play-Doh to understand the Classes and Objects topic.
On December 9, 2016, the Arboretum and Public Garden had the opportunity to welcome a group of students from a journalism program in Visalia CA. The aspiring young journalists had the opportunity to interview our Museum Education & Interpretive Manager- Maya Makker, GATEways Outreach Students- Vivian Le and Rachel Le and our Outreach and Leadership Program Coordinator- Melissa Cruz.