#jan2015

[suburbanbehemoth]

#Jan2015 West of #denver , about 9000' above sea level, our journey began at 4:00AM. Posting more photos. Most of them are out of order. #travelphotography #Interstate70 #Colorado (at I 70 Colorado Rockies) https://www.instagram.com/p/CKatJWqnt-S/?igshid=1pshuvjcoh0vf

[meats-art-fart]

i have a lot of Mangaka i like but don't really too many manga titles i'm invested in (outside of BL)

but these are some of my favorite... read them if you haven't for some reason:

Adekan

BNHA

Dorohedoro

Kuroshitsuji

Zankoku na kami ga shihai suru

the OPM and mob psycho100 manga are also really good. and all nakamura asumiko titles...

[emmarebeccapowell]

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[z-andy-posts-blog]

Readerly Exploration #2: October 10, 2018

Readerly Exploration #2: October 10, 2018

 Miller (2013), Chapter 4, “In October”:

 “Big” take-away: Being able to hear what, how, and why your students are thinking is valuable information for a teacher to have, as well as a skill for students to develop (Miller, 2013, p. 74-75), and can be accomplished through intentionally extracting students’ thoughts through avenues such as planning quality lessons, asking meaningful questions and documenting observations.

 “Nugget” take-away: Teachers should encourage connections that are more than just superficial ones (as she puts it “meaningful” connections). Miller demonstrated a brilliant way of doing this through asking her students about which connections given by their classmates were quality ones, and which ones were not high quality (Miller, 2013, 81-82).

Worthy, et. al. (2015), “What Are the Rest of the Students Doing? Literacy Work Stations in Two First-Grade Classrooms”:

“Big” take-away: The use of guided reading groups and stations in the classroom seem to be inefficient when it comes to helping students progress in literacy skills. However, there are alternatives available that teachers should be willing to consider when contemplating what methods and modes of instruction will most benefit their students when teaching guided reading.

“Nugget”: The readers who struggled more with reading had a 30-60 minute period where they were unproductive in their work (Worthy et. al, 2015, p. 183).

I did some research on Jo Worthy prior to reading “What Are the Rest of the Students Doing? Literacy Work Stations in Two First-Grade Classrooms” (she is one of the authors of the article). This was beneficial because I found something interesting that stood out to me about her. She had written on her biography page on the University of Texas at Austin website that she had interests in researching and teaching “alternatives to ability grouping” (Worthy, n.d.). I am interested in this content because last year in my educational psychology class, we talked about group work, but were not given an answer as to what the best practice is for establishing groups (i.e. there is no one formula to how to best arrange groups). This left me wandering how I could actually best arrange groups. Though this article did not focus very much on this aspect of her research, it may have honed my focus towards the points about guided reading groups, in particular, the way that students who struggle more with reading tend to not get much out of these groups. This statement by the author left me wandering if there would be a better way to form groups for guided reading rather than merely by skill level. Would the work ethic of the stronger students in the group, as well as their ability to understand directions, be beneficial to the students who tended to struggle more? Would students in mixed groups be more effective across the board than groups that were formed based on skill level? These are interesting thoughts, and has given me a potential topic to research further in my inquiry project. Choosing this exploration may have given me a springboard as to where to start looking for articles about how to form groups that will best promote and grow literacy skills in the classroom (because I now know an author who has an interest in this topic).

 Miller, D. (2013). In October. Reading with meaning: Teaching comprehension in the primary grades (2nd ed.). (pp. 69-92). Portland, ME: Stenhouse Publishers.

Worthy, J. (n.d.). Jo Worthy. Retrieved from https://education.utexas.edu/faculty/mary_worthy

Worthy, J., Maloch, B., Pursley, B., Hungerford-Kresser, H., Hampton, A., Jordan, M., Semingson, P. (2015). What are the rest of the students doing? Literacy work stations            in two first-grade classrooms. Language Arts, 92(3), 173-186. Retrieved from           http://www.ncte.org/library/NCTEFiles/Resources/Journals/LA/0923-        jan2015/LA0923What.pdf

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[ne0nicecream]

Jan2015 #landscapephotography #landscape #surf #santabarbara #goleta #refugiostatebeach #wearecagrown #bluemind #oceanlandscape #watrdwlrs

[graveyardfullofteeth]

I was so unhinged jan2015 ppl who followed me/my personal blog then my highest respects

[suburbanbehemoth]

#Jan2015 Red Rocks is a sacred place to me. When there are no shows planned, you can enter the park for free. There are no words to describe this place. Three giant rocks forming a natural amphitheater. The view, like the altitude, took my breath away. I plan on coming back when the pandemic is all over. #music #travel #Colorado #Morrison (at Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre) https://www.instagram.com/p/CKascysndJX/?igshid=1pq4ml9wf9fd2

[thousandmaths]

Masterpost: Index

Now that it’s no longer possible to experience OTAM as a “dose a day” math fix, I figured I’d try to get around to making a somewhat more accessible organizational scheme. This post is obviously something of a hack, but it was good enough for printed books for hundreds of years it can be good enough for little old OTAM. I’ve split post this into two parts: 

First comes a list of significant tags. This means reasonably small collections of posts but contain a high density of the most interesting posts.

And second, underneath a readmore, comes a list of posts (or drafted posts) which are significant in their own right but cannot be easily found from the tags. [The eight posts in this list marked with stars and italics are, in my opinion, the absolute highlights of this blog.]

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Index of Significant Tags

The Archive: A single page containing tumbnails of every post

Conferences (semi-chronological)

All Joint Meetings Posts

Joint Mathematics Meetings 2015 (summary) (awards)

Joint Mathematics Meetings 2016 (awards)

Joint Mathematics Meetings 2017 (awards)

All Midwest Combinatorics Conference Posts

Midwest Combinatorics Conference 2015

Midwest Combinatorics Conference 2017 (long summary)

All Commutative Algebra Plus Posts

Commutative Algebra+ 2016 (summary)

Commutative Algebra+ 2017

Algebraic and Combinatorial Approaches in Systems Biology (summary)

Graduate Student Conference in Geometry and Topology 2016

Great Plains Combinatorics Conference 2016

AMS Central Sectional Meeting Fall 2016 (summary)

Southeastern International Conference yadda-yadda 2017 (summary)

Equivariant Combinatorics (school) (summary)

Local Cohomology in Commutative Algebra and Algebraic Geometry

Disciplines & Subjects

Analysis, but more usefully

Complex Analysis

Functional Analysis

Harmonic Analysis

Real Analysis

Algebra exists, although is not very useful

Algebraic Geometry (kind of long, but no useful subtags)

Combinatorics, but more usefully

Algebraic Combinatorics

Combinatorial Geometry

Enumerative Combinatorics

Geometric Combinatorics

Graph Theory and its strict subset Algebraic Graph Theory

Posets

Topological Combinatorics

Geometry (also kind of long; useful subtags already listed)

Group Theory

Invariant Theory

Lie Theory

Mathematical Biology (an admittedly very skewed picture of the field)

Number Theory (and Everything I Know About Algebraic Number Theory)

Pedagogy

Probability

Proofs (not proof theory)

Topology and its strict subset Algebraic Topology

Undergraduate Research

Effortposts / Sequences

Graduate Research Workshop in Combinatorics 2016 proposal talks

mathspeak (NB: I no longer endorse anything I wrote in these posts)

Math StackExchange answers (mostly mine) (and Math Overflow)

Naïve Set Theory

NOTSB-related

Summer 2017 Journal

Introduction to Cluster Algebras

Introduction to Coxeter Groups

Introduction to Homology

Introduction to Modules and Associative Algebras

Introduction to Schubert Stuff (and Other Schubert Stuff)

Back to Basics (a random assortment of introductory stuff; includes the Introduction to Modules sequence)

Big-Whatever Notation (on $\Sigma$, $\Pi$, and friends)

Math+

Math History

Math Jokes!

Math Philosophy

“Masterposts”, i.e. Single-Post Tags

the social justice conversation surrounding JMM 2017

differential topology (Part B) prelims solutions (+a little) (single page view)

websites for collecting mathematical examples

a very small list of poset properties

a very small list of topological vector space properties

a launching point into non-enumerative combinatorics 

Federico Ardila’s video lectures

Personal Life

failure

grad school

learning

math friends

motivation

new year

thanksgiving

Professional Life

academia

blogging (and mad blogging experiment)

CRP

outreach

senior thesis-related

studying

talks with Vic

teaching (parts of this tag are more relevant than others)

writing (and math writing)

Social Justice

Becoming a Responsible Academic

Diversity

Women in Math

Index of Significant Posts

All-Star talks

** Mathematics for Human Flourishing (Francis Su)

Introduction to Cluster Algebras (Gregg Musiker)

Reflection Groups in Combinatorics (Theodosios Douvropoulos)

Advice Posts (from #advice, and otherwise)

** how to read math I

** how to read math II

** why you should go to talks

writing math 101 (external)

how to mathematicize your biology education (tumblr)

giving your own first talk

“Advice to a Young Mathematician” (out of undergrad, esp.)

regrets (MIT senior)

save money for grad school, and other things nobody tells you

grad school (reddit)

teaching 101

teaching 201

advisor selection (in the sciences)

my own advisor selection (sub-masterpost)

stuff I don’t actually know about

day[9]’s starcraft advice as math advice

and do the exercises

post-grad-school as a mathematical butterfly

doing research

making time non-mathematical passions

promoting diversity

Current Events & Community News (chronological)

Mirzakhani passes away

the IMU EC debates changing the name of the Nevanlinna Medal (no outcomes yet)

the Cap Set Problem is solved

Wiles wins the Abel prize

people are starting to understand IUTT

the Erdős discrepancy problem is solved

the rational shuffle conjecture is proven

Grothendeick passes away (slightly before the blog started)

From Very Nearly Nothing Posts

Rank Two Cluster Algebras

The Bruhat Order (for $S_n$)

The Shi Arrangement

My Mathematical Work (reverse chronological)

Homework/Interests

Infinitary Combinatorics

Tucker’s Lemma

Research

Counting Your Way to a Ph.D. (guestpost; anticipated oral paper)

GRWC project

Poster! (undergrad research, presented to the GPCC 2016)

Kastelyn’s solution to the dimer model (senior thesis)

Talks

preparing a seminar talk (GRWC project)

Counting to Cosine (GRWC project, to the undergrad math club)

Ego (a note on a seminar talk which I did not write up elsewhere)

Recommendations, blogs (from #blogs I like, and my drafts folder)

** Calculus VII (interesting, accessible problems)

** Mathematical Gemstones (OTAM but better)

neverendingbooks

Sketches of Topology

Theories and Theorems

Math With Bad Drawings

Grandma Got STEM

Alien Number (probably defunct)

John Baez (an nLab guy)

John Cook (consultant)

David Eppstein (apparently, a Game of Life guy)

The Inner Frame (math and photography)

dy/dan (pre-university math education)

Frederik de Boer (university math education)

AMS blogs

grad students blogging

inclusion/exclusion

the rest of them

via tumblr

matan-matika

1ucasvb (updates very infrequently, unfortunately)

canmom (previously canonicalmomentum)

szimmetria-airtemmizs

maxwellsequations (math/physics sculptures)

engineeringtldr

fuckyeahfluiddynamics

Recommendations, non-blogs (mostly from drafts folder)

** Discrete Analysis (journal; at least for the summaries)

** What do Grad Students in Math do All Day? (quora Q&A)

3blue1brown (high-quality YouTube animations)

Paul Graham’s essays, especially:

Procrastination

High School

College

loving the tenure track life (article)

A Mathematician’s Lament (essay)

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Just for Fun

Round-Number Posts:

100 (Day 162) [senior year]

200 (Day 236) [summer]

300 (Day 379) [yikes]

400 (Day 501) [yeah when I realized this, that was a wakeup call]

500 (Day 578) [also summer]

600 (Day 684)

700 (Day 784)

800 (Day 877) 

900 (Day 954) [man, that was a journey (summer)]

1000 (Day 1000) [literally first day I was caught up since Jan2015 >.< ]

Top Contributors:

Posts dedicated to the work/talks of Theo: 123456 78 9 10 11

Posts dedicated to the work/talks of Vic Reiner: 12345 67 8 9 10

Posts dedicated to the talks of Laura Escobar: 12345678 9 10

It looks you three lead the pack by a longshot; I had some ideas but ultimately I couldn’t find anyone doing better than Maria Gillespie who has 123 45 with the last two being a little bit iffy. But if you don’t count that then it looks like it’s just lots of people tied at three posts 

(I thought Brubaker had four but apparently not; Dmitriy Bilyk also has three, with a weak but not totally implausible claim on six).

[wanelaine]

Jan2015 Elle photos😍 #kimsoohyun #mylovefromthestar#리얼 #김수현 #金秀賢 #koreandrama #koreanmovie#リアル #별에서온그대#来自星星的你#都敏俊#도민준#星から来たあな#soohyun_k216#골드메달리스트#사이코지만괜찮아#문강태 https://www.instagram.com/p/B9hJjIMBAjH/?igshid=x34irw3dyams

[aphotic-rebel]

I don't even know why you still in my mind full of time I hade this by jan2015 that's kills

Wow

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[linabrigette]

Bitcoin Facing a Wall of Resistance, Bears Could Return

The recent rally from mid-December’s bottom has been a positive sign for Bitcoin and its brethren but cryptocurrencies may not be out of the woods yet. According to a prominent technical analyst Bitcoin is facing a ‘titanium level of resistance’ that could spell further losses if not broken soon.

‘Titanium level thickness cluster of resistance’

That does not read well for Bitcoin traders and investors, many of which were hoping that the ice and snow from the crypto winter could slowly be starting to melt. Bitcoin has recovered 25% since its 2018 low of just below $3,200 on December 15. Currently trading at $4,000 it has been up-trending since last year’s darkest day for crypto markets.

According to prominent market analyst Murad Mahmudov BTC is facing a wall of resistance at this level and is more likely to fall again the longer it stays here, failing to break through;

1/ Titanium level thickness cluster of resistance here. The longer we stay here the more I’d be inclined to look for shorts.

If we *do* break it though, $4800, at the very least, is in play. pic.twitter.com/GRxkD7ZzmE

— Murad Mahmudov

(@MustStopMurad) January 7, 2019

Using a range of technical indicators including SMAs, EMAs, Bollinger Bands, Ichimoku Clouds, and Gaussian trendlines he has constructed a chart displaying a snapshot of the current market conditions. They do not look particularly promising for Bitcoin which has a lot of resistance to overcome at this price level.

He adds that the network value to transactions ratio which measures the dollar value of Bitcoin transaction activity relative to network value is also looking bearish;

“NVT going higher does not inspire confidence right now. Chain usage has gone down, while the price has gone up. The graph below hasn’t updated for yesterday’s jump in price yet either. We are getting increasingly overvalued overall, the bear market could be prolonged even more,” before adding “For what it’s worth, the Bitcoin Network Momentum has not yet reached the level that it has during the Jan2015 bottom.”

Ethereum Facing Similar Circumstances

Murad paints a similar picture for Ethereum which has shown bearish signals over several timeframes;

“Bearish Wedge broken down on almost all timeframes … Bearish regular RSI divergence has been seen on several timeframes for several days now… Bearish OBV divergence on several timeframes,”

Ethereum has almost doubled in price since its bottom on December 15 and while the upcoming Constantinople hard fork could be driving its recovery, further losses could be inevitable.

This particular analyst, who has got it right on a number of previous occasions, still thinks a lower low is about to come and the crypto winter is far from over;

“All in all, not only do I believe that the bottom is not in yet, I increasingly believe that this bear market can last longer than most expect. This is definitely one of the ways that the market could “surprise” us.”

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Bitcoin Facing a Wall of Resistance, Bears Could Return

Bitcoin Facing a Wall of Resistance, Bears Could Return

The recent rally from mid-December’s bottom has been a positive sign for Bitcoin and its brethren but cryptocurrencies may not be out of the woods yet. According to a prominent technical analyst Bitcoin is facing a ‘titanium level of resistance’ that could spell further losses if not broken soon.

‘Titanium level thickness cluster of resistance’

That does not read well for Bitcoin traders and investors, many of which were hoping that the ice and snow from the crypto winter could slowly be starting to melt. Bitcoin has recovered 25% since its 2018 low of just below $3,200 on December 15. Currently trading at $4,000 it has been up-trending since last year’s darkest day for crypto markets.

According to prominent market analyst Murad Mahmudov BTC is facing a wall of resistance at this level and is more likely to fall again the longer it stays here, failing to break through;

1/ Titanium level thickness cluster of resistance here. The longer we stay here the more I’d be inclined to look for shorts.

If we *do* break it though, $4800, at the very least, is in play. pic.twitter.com/GRxkD7ZzmE

— Murad Mahmudov

(@MustStopMurad) January 7, 2019

Using a range of technical indicators including SMAs, EMAs, Bollinger Bands, Ichimoku Clouds, and Gaussian trendlines he has constructed a chart displaying a snapshot of the current market conditions. They do not look particularly promising for Bitcoin which has a lot of resistance to overcome at this price level.

He adds that the network value to transactions ratio which measures the dollar value of Bitcoin transaction activity relative to network value is also looking bearish;

“NVT going higher does not inspire confidence right now. Chain usage has gone down, while the price has gone up. The graph below hasn’t updated for yesterday’s jump in price yet either. We are getting increasingly overvalued overall, the bear market could be prolonged even more,” before adding “For what it’s worth, the Bitcoin Network Momentum has not yet reached the level that it has during the Jan2015 bottom.”

Ethereum Facing Similar Circumstances

Murad paints a similar picture for Ethereum which has shown bearish signals over several timeframes;

“Bearish Wedge broken down on almost all timeframes … Bearish regular RSI divergence has been seen on several timeframes for several days now… Bearish OBV divergence on several timeframes,”

Ethereum has almost doubled in price since its bottom on December 15 and while the upcoming Constantinople hard fork could be driving its recovery, further losses could be inevitable.

This particular analyst, who has got it right on a number of previous occasions, still thinks a lower low is about to come and the crypto winter is far from over;

“All in all, not only do I believe that the bottom is not in yet, I increasingly believe that this bear market can last longer than most expect. This is definitely one of the ways that the market could “surprise” us.”

  Image from Shutterstock

Original Source http://bit.ly/2SI4Emw

[courtneyvbrooks87]

Bitcoin Facing a Wall of Resistance, Bears Could Return

Bitcoin Facing a Wall of Resistance, Bears Could Return

The recent rally from mid-December’s bottom has been a positive sign for Bitcoin and its brethren but cryptocurrencies may not be out of the woods yet. According to a prominent technical analyst Bitcoin is facing a ‘titanium level of resistance’ that could spell further losses if not broken soon.

‘Titanium level thickness cluster of resistance’

That does not read well for Bitcoin traders and investors, many of which were hoping that the ice and snow from the crypto winter could slowly be starting to melt. Bitcoin has recovered 25% since its 2018 low of just below $3,200 on December 15. Currently trading at $4,000 it has been up-trending since last year’s darkest day for crypto markets.

According to prominent market analyst Murad Mahmudov BTC is facing a wall of resistance at this level and is more likely to fall again the longer it stays here, failing to break through;

1/ Titanium level thickness cluster of resistance here. The longer we stay here the more I’d be inclined to look for shorts.

If we *do* break it though, $4800, at the very least, is in play. pic.twitter.com/GRxkD7ZzmE

— Murad Mahmudov

(@MustStopMurad) January 7, 2019

Using a range of technical indicators including SMAs, EMAs, Bollinger Bands, Ichimoku Clouds, and Gaussian trendlines he has constructed a chart displaying a snapshot of the current market conditions. They do not look particularly promising for Bitcoin which has a lot of resistance to overcome at this price level.

He adds that the network value to transactions ratio which measures the dollar value of Bitcoin transaction activity relative to network value is also looking bearish;

“NVT going higher does not inspire confidence right now. Chain usage has gone down, while the price has gone up. The graph below hasn’t updated for yesterday’s jump in price yet either. We are getting increasingly overvalued overall, the bear market could be prolonged even more,” before adding “For what it’s worth, the Bitcoin Network Momentum has not yet reached the level that it has during the Jan2015 bottom.”

Ethereum Facing Similar Circumstances

Murad paints a similar picture for Ethereum which has shown bearish signals over several timeframes;

“Bearish Wedge broken down on almost all timeframes … Bearish regular RSI divergence has been seen on several timeframes for several days now… Bearish OBV divergence on several timeframes,”

Ethereum has almost doubled in price since its bottom on December 15 and while the upcoming Constantinople hard fork could be driving its recovery, further losses could be inevitable.

This particular analyst, who has got it right on a number of previous occasions, still thinks a lower low is about to come and the crypto winter is far from over;

“All in all, not only do I believe that the bottom is not in yet, I increasingly believe that this bear market can last longer than most expect. This is definitely one of the ways that the market could “surprise” us.”

  Image from Shutterstock

Original Source http://bit.ly/2SI4Emw