Sunday, December 20, 2015

ABc Wednesday, Short Story Slam Week 35: Love

 
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short story slam week 35, Dece 17 to Janu 10, 2016

love comes handy
when faith, trust, and friendship prevail
and unwanted attention vanishes
.
I love things that are comfortable
and I carry things that are informative,
Money is NOT everything when love fails.

Tuesday, December 15, 2015

the black chronlcle via lut williams

here comes Christmas season,
here comes pleasant shopping,
let's go wild,
and place American Eagles
on our back of the mind,
so that they read our post,
and smile big
and go home happy,
because there is no gate
barring people from kindness,
embrace, and tolerance.

Myron L. Pope
Bill Bellamy
Tina Fey
Amy Poehler
Bishop Malcolm
Malcolm L. Hill
John Higginbotham
Jeff and Aimee Struble
Darla Fent
Bryan Duke
Don Retz
Shanna Peeples
Shawn Sheehan
Donna Cobb
James Machell
Jennifer Palmer
Graham Lee Brewer
Randy Ellis
Alan Heraherger
Bryan Hudson
Daniel Christian
John Maker
Ryan Haas
Sean Murphy
Silas Allen
Sarah Dougherty
Paighten Harkins
Hounian Peng
Tom Petruno
Jessica Rodrigo
Curt Sharp
Jennifer Ferguson
Andera Eger
Michael Arrington
Tim Stanley
Misty Robbins
Larry Page
Lucinda Southworth
Louise Red Corn

Sunday, December 6, 2015

short story slam week 34 and sunday whirl

Short Story Slam Week 34 on Holiday Sentiments

My Computer Asks For Frequent Usage

Six Word Saturday 

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Shadowy sign 


Nightingale begs my parden
Visible faith slewered,
existing files already dominate

winter season hauls anger
Fringing flights crash into unravel room
inner beauty speaks

Cheery blossoms smile at cold air
a chill flies cross your white and yellow hair
what a sinking heart atmosphere

sign language casts shadow in our face
the pain, the sadness, and the unintended wounds,
all cry for a test without efforts


Carpe Diem #874 Rainhat Island; since the cherry blossoms

 My Faith Is My Creativity Muse
 
Six Word Fridays ~ Faith 
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Saturday, November 21, 2015

Siberia Oberton's humble wordle

feet of toads, gate of kirkpatrick highway,
eye of news, and scent of the day
Gloria's toes, Carl Victor's nose,
Oberton's hair, Lucinda's prose------
for a dip of the maple tree synup,
like a moth pecking yet fed up,
double, global, bubble, and trouble,
tennis court fight sets justin on fire

what burning ripley in crispy boil.  



Old Glory 




Show My Face Six Word Saturday

  My Memory Art

 
 
 
 
 
 

Wednesday, November 11, 2015

Happy Veterans Day


the decision is made,
Sam wants to join army,
and he won't discuss the details with his mommy

years of training,
lots of sweat, injury, and knowledge base building
Sam becomes a Navy member

the trips above, in, or under sea is tough,
the tasks are expected and vital,
no way out, but all the way in

Sam prays for peace,
it is hard for all to agree that peace
means, embrace, comprehension, and tolerance

when Sam's friend Rylan brings a mail to his cabin,
he is full of tears,
being a faithful soldier is the hardest, yet he is happy.

Happy Veterans Day,
Retired Men or Women do deserve honor
and their contributions are invincible.

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Thursday, November 5, 2015

outdoor Wednesday, plus more favroable photo shots


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MACRO MONDAY - OUTDOOR WEDNESDAY - SWEET SHOT TUESDAY - IMAGE-IN-ING - THROUGH MY LENSE

Gene Luen Yang (Jinlun Yang)

 

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Gene Luen Yang
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at the 2014 National book Festival
Native name Traditional: 楊謹倫,
Simplified: 杨谨伦
Born August 9, 1973 (age 42)
Nationality American
Alma mater University of California, Berkeley
Genre graphic novels
Gene Luen Yang (Chinese Traditional: 楊謹倫, Simplified: 杨谨伦,[1] Pinyin: Yáng Jǐnlún; born August 9, 1973)[2] is a Chinese American writer of graphic novels and comics. Until recently, he was the Director of Information Services and taught computer science at Bishop O'Dowd High School in Oakland, California[3] and travels all over the world, speaking about graphic novels and comics at comic book conventions and universities, schools, and libraries.[4] In 2012, Yang joined the faculty at Hamline University, as a part of the Low-Residency Master of Fine Arts in Writing for Children and Young Adults (MFAC) program.[4]

Early life

Yang is the son of Chinese immigrants and believes he was born in either Alameda, California or Fremont, California.[3] His father emigrated from Taiwan and his mother from Hong Kong.[2] They met at the San Jose State University Library during graduate school[3] and both spent a great deal of time instilling in him a strong work ethic and reinforcing their Asian culture. In a speech at Penn State, where he spoke as a part of a Graphic Novel Speaker Series, Yang recalled that both of his parents always told him stories during his childhood.[5] This set the foundation for Yang's career in comics.[citation needed]
Yang was a part of a small Asian American minority in his elementary school. Yang says that he grew up wanting to be an animator for Disney. In third grade, he did a biographical report on Walt Disney, which is where, he jokes, his obsession started.[5] He says that this all changed in fifth grade when his mother took him to their local book store where she bought him his first comic book, DC Comics Presents Superman #57, a book she agreed to buy because Yang's first choice, Marvel Two-In-One #99 (May 1983), featured the characters Thing and Rom on the cover, which she thought looked too frightening.[5]
Yang attended the University of California, Berkeley for his undergraduate program. He wanted to major in art but his father encouraged him to pursue a more "practical" field so Yang majored in computer science with a minor in creative writing.[6] College was a time for Yang that he found himself much less of a minority. During this time, he began to question his faith but decided to make Jesus his focus during his freshman year.[3]

Career

After graduating in 1995, Yang went to work as a computer engineer for two years. However, after a five-day silent retreat, he realized he was meant to teach and left his job as an engineer to teach computer science at a high school.[6] In 1996, Yang began self-publishing his own comics under Humble Comics. Yang went on to be published with First Second Books an imprint of Macmillan Publishers,[3] Marvel Comics, SLG Publishing, Dark Horse Comics, Harper teen, The New Press, and Pauline Books & Media.[7]
In 1997, Yang first published comic Gordon Yamamoto and the King of the Geeks under his own imprint, Humble Comics, and it won him the Xeric Grant, a self-publishing grant for comic book creators.[6] Yang later published two more installments in the Gordon Yamamoto mini-series and a sequel, Loyola Chin and the San Peligran Order. In 2010, both Gordon Yamamoto and the King of the Geeks series and Loyola Chin and the San Pelgrino Order were published together as Animal Crackers by Slave Labor Graphics.[8]
In 2006, Yang published American Born Chinese with :01 First Second Publishing and won the annual Michael L. Printz Award from the American Library Association recognizing the year's "best book written for teens, based entirely on its literary merit".[9] It was also the first graphic novel to be a finalist for the National Book Award, Young People's Literature,[4] and it won an Eisner Award for best new graphic album.[10] American Born Chinese has since been recognized in many ways. It has been on the Booklist top Ten Graphic Novel for Youth; NPR Holiday Pick, Publishers Weekly Comics Week Best Comic of the Year, San Francisco Chronicle Best Book of the Year, The Rueben Award for Best Comic Book, The Chinese American Librarians Association 2006/2007 Best Graphic Album – New, Time Magazine Top Ten Comic of the Year, and Amazon.com Best Graphic Novel/Comic of the year.[11]
Yang's other works have been recognized as well. In 2009, Yang was awarded another Eisner Award for best short story for his collaborative work The Eternal Smile which he wrote and Derek Kirk Kim illustrated.[4] Yang was nominated for Eisner Awards for both Prime Baby and his collaborative work Level Up.[10] Yang is currently writing the Avatar: The Last Airbender comics series for Dark Horse Comics, the first volume of which was released in January 2012.[7] Yang recently finished his new graphic novel, Boxers & Saints, which was published by First Second Books in September 2013.
Yang is an advocate of the use of comics and graphic novels as educational tools in the classroom. He wrote his final project for his master's degree at California State, Hayward over this topic in which he emphasizes the educational strength of comics claiming they are motivating, visual, permanent, intermediary, and popular.[12] As a part of his Master's project, Yang created an online comic called Factoring with Mr. Yang & Mosley the Alien as an engaging method of teaching math. This idea came from a time where Yang was substitute teaching a math class at Bishop O'Dowd. Due to the position of Director of Information Services[13] he held at the school, he was forced to miss classes and used the comics to help the students learn the concepts in his absence. The positive feedback he received from the students inspired him to use the idea for his Master's project.[6] Yang's acclaimed graphic novel, American Born Chinese, has been recommended to teachers for classroom instruction.[14]

American Born Chinese

Main article: American Born Chinese
American Born Chinese was released by First Second Books in 2006. The first story line is Yang's contemporary rendition of the Chinese story of a Kung Fu practicing Monkey King of Flower-Fruit Mountain, The Monkey King, and his journey to the west. Yang, a Catholic,[3] replaces the Buddha, from the original story, with a Christian influenced deity Tze-Yo-Tzuh. Throughout the story, The Monkey King is unhappy with himself as a monkey and continually tries to become another version of himself. Tze-Yo-Tzuh tries to help The Monkey King accept himself. When The Monkey King refuses Tze-Yo-Tzuh imprisons him under a mountain of rocks. A monk named Jiang Tao is sent by Tze-Yo-Tzuh on a mission to carry three packages to the west and is to pick up his disciple, The Monkey King, on his journey. He finds The Monkey King imprisoned under the mountain of rocks and frees him from the mountain by convincing The Monkey King to return to his true form.
The second story line follows an American-born Chinese boy, named Jin Wang, who moves to a suburb where he goes to school with only two other Asian students. Jin struggles with his Chinese identity and begins to reject it when he meets a new Asian student, Wei-Chen. Wei-Chen is a Taiwanese[11]/Chinese immigrant who just came to the United States and he and Jin become best friends. Jin begins dating a Caucasian girl in his class and her friend Gregg asks Jin not to ask her out any more because he felt she needed to protect her image. Jin perceives this as a personal attack on him because of his race and becomes angry. Angry and confused, he kisses Wei-Chen's girlfriend and they have a falling out. That evening, Jin recalls the fight he had with Wei-Chen and convinces himself that Wei-Chen deserved it. That night, Jin has a dream about a Chinese woman he had met when he was younger. She had told him that he could be anything he wanted if he was willing to give up his soul. He awakens the next morning and looks in the mirror to see himself as a Caucasian boy and he changes his name to Danny.
The third story line follows Danny, the "all-American boy"[11] and his Chinese cousin Chin-Kee, who comes to visit every year. Danny is embarrassed by his cousin Chin-Kee, who is depicted in traditional queue and buck-teeth, because he is Chinese. At the end of this narrative, we learn that Chin-Kee is really The Monkey King. The Monkey King then proceeds to tell Danny that his son Wei-Chen was sent to live among the mortals without sin for forty years but that he had changed and no longer wanted to follow in the footsteps of his father. That is when The Monkey King decided to visit Danny. Danny realized that the reason Wei-Chen fell into sin was his fault and as he realizes this, he turns back into Jin Wang. The Monkey King gives Jin Wang a card with an address on it and Jin Wang goes there to make amends with Wei-Chen.
Although Yang draws from experiences in his past to write these narratives, they are not autobiographical.[15]

Selected works

  • The Rosary Comic Book (Pauline Books & Media, 2003) A graphic novel telling of the stories behind the mysteries of the Catholic rosary in which each panel represents one of the prayers.[16]
  • Animal Crackers (SLG Publishing, 2004) Featuring Gordon Yamamoto and the king of the Geeks and Loyola Chin and the San Peligran Order.[17]
  • American Born Chinese (First Second Books, 2006) [18]
  • The Eternal Smile (First Second Books, 2009). A collection of three short stories.[19]
  • Prime Baby (First Second Books, 2010) Thaddeus is upset to discover that not only is his baby sister (who he hates) is an inter-dimensional conduit for peace-loving aliens, but that nobody will believe him.[20]
  • Level Up (First Second Books, 2011) Dennis Ouyang's parents expect him to go to medical school instead of becoming a professional gamer. He finds himself trapped on the path to medical school by four angels and must find a way out.[21]
  • Avatar: The Last Airbender – The Promise (Dark Horse Comics, 2012) [22]
  • Avatar: The Last Airbender – The Search (Dark Horse Comics, 2013) [23]
  • Boxers and Saints (First Second Books, 2013), Two novels set during the Boxer Uprising, Boxers describes the "bands of foreign missionaries and soldiers" who "roam the countryside bullying and robbing Chinese peasants." Little Bao, "harnessing the powers of ancient Chinese gods," recruits an army of Boxers, "commoners trained in kung fu who fight to free China from 'foreign devils.'" [24] Saints concerns an unwanted and unwelcome fourth daughter, Four-Girl, who finally finds friendship in Christianity. But bands of young men roam the countryside, murdering Westerners and Chinese Christians alike. She will have to decide whether she is willing to die for her faith.[25] Boxers and Saints is the winner of the 2013 Los Angeles Times Book Prize for Young Adult Literature[26] and is nominated for the 2014 Ignatz Award for Outstanding Graphic Novel.[27]
  • The Shadow Hero, illustrated by Sonny Liew (First Second Books, 2014) An origin story for the obscure Golden-Age comic book hero The Green Turtle, who is thought to be the first Asian-American superhero.[28]
  • Avatar: The Last Airbender – The Rift (Dark Horse Comics, 2014) [29]
  • Superman Vol.3 #41-ongoing, illustrated by John Romita Jr. and Klaus Janson (DC Comics, 2015-...)
  • Secret Coders illustrated by Mike Holmes First Second 2015

Anthologies

  • Up All Night (Harper Collins) – 14-page short story
  • Secret Identities (The New Press) – 12-page short story
  • Strange Tales II (Marvel Comics) – 4-page short story
  • Nursery Rhyme Comics (First Second Books) – 1-page short story
  • Shattered (The New Press) – 4-page short story
  • Open Mic (Candlewick) – 4-page short story
  • Comic Squad: Recess! (Random House) – 12-page short story

Friday, October 23, 2015

Obama, White House, and Halloween Witch Parties







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when it comes to O,
we think of October Write Month by Morgan Dragonwillow,
Obama, Octopus, Outdoor Wednesday,  and Ochs Realtor
in addition, we Observer Halloween on October 31

now, a witch has turned on a switch,
the light bulb is on,
the tension is built,
we must find a way to cool off

Trubes takes about Odd Odes,
melody speaks of OLD Navy and old eggs,
Meryl does an Overview on This ONe Summer,
no ONE way street, but two way around

at last, we think of Oklahoma, Oregon, O'Colly,
believing that Berowne is excellent story spinner,
Reader Wil has a huge Go on OK manner,
and WE Wish You A Merry Christmas and


A Witch Craft In Obama White House Lawn
Boooooooooooooooo!!!!!


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Saturday, October 3, 2015

I see what I image

I see a page flipping
I see a police car flashing
I see a boy speaking
I see a man stalking

I see what i image
I check with amazon dot com
I google up poets online
I have so much freedom fun

Sunday, September 13, 2015

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Tuesday, September 8, 2015

american mathematical society

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Meetings and Conferences

The meetings and conferences of the AMS provide members of the mathematical community with an environment that is stimulating, rewarding, well-organized, and affordable. Members have the opportunity to network informally with colleagues. Start here to begin exploring the meetings and conferences that we offer and how they can make a positive difference for you.

National Meetings

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International Meetings

The AMS joins a host society from another country once a year to organize these meetings for members of the mathematical community both in the U.S. and abroad.

Sectional Meetings

The AMS holds eight sectional meetings annually. Generally, there is one meeting in the spring and one in the fall in each section of the U.S.

AMS Short Courses

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AMS Conferences

The AMS offers regularly scheduled conferences, usually held during the summer, in a relaxed atmosphere such as a university campus or a resort. The two types of conferences in this category are the Mathematics Research Communities and the AMS von Neumann Symposia.

Special Lectures

The AMS hosts a variety of special lectures at the Joint Mathematics Meetings, sectional meetings, and other conferences. These special lectures include the Arnold Ross Lectures, the Colloquium Lectures, the Current Events Bulletin Lectures, the Einstein Public Lectures in Mathematics, the Erdös Memorial Lectures, and the Gibbs Lectures.

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The meetings and conferences of the AMS provide members of the mathematical community with an environment that is stimulating, rewarding, well-organized, and affordable. Members have the opportunity to network informally with colleagues. Start here to begin exploring the meetings and conferences that we offer and how they can make a positive difference for you.

National Meetings

Generally known as the Joint Mathematics Meetings, the national meetings of AMS are held annually for the purpose of advancing mathematical achievement, encouraging research, and providing the communication necessary to progress in the field.

International Meetings

The AMS joins a host society from another country once a year to organize these meetings for members of the mathematical community both in the U.S. and abroad.

Sectional Meetings

The AMS holds eight sectional meetings annually. Generally, there is one meeting in the spring and one in the fall in each section of the U.S.

AMS Short Courses

The AMS offers one or two short courses each year in conjunction with the Joint Mathematics Meetings.

AMS Conferences

The AMS offers regularly scheduled conferences, usually held during the summer, in a relaxed atmosphere such as a university campus or a resort. The two types of conferences in this category are the Mathematics Research Communities and the AMS von Neumann Symposia.

Special Lectures

The AMS hosts a variety of special lectures at the Joint Mathematics Meetings, sectional meetings, and other conferences. These special lectures include the Arnold Ross Lectures, the Colloquium Lectures, the Current Events Bulletin Lectures, the Einstein Public Lectures in Mathematics, the Erdös Memorial Lectures, and the Gibbs Lectures.

Other Mathematical Meetings and Activities

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The meetings and conferences of the AMS provide members of the mathematical community with an environment that is stimulating, rewarding, well-organized, and affordable. Members have the opportunity to network informally with colleagues. Start here to begin exploring the meetings and conferences that we offer and how they can make a positive difference for you.

National Meetings

Generally known as the Joint Mathematics Meetings, the national meetings of AMS are held annually for the purpose of advancing mathematical achievement, encouraging research, and providing the communication necessary to progress in the field.

International Meetings

The AMS joins a host society from another country once a year to organize these meetings for members of the mathematical community both in the U.S. and abroad.

Sectional Meetings

The AMS holds eight sectional meetings annually. Generally, there is one meeting in the spring and one in the fall in each section of the U.S.

AMS Short Courses

The AMS offers one or two short courses each year in conjunction with the Joint Mathematics Meetings.

AMS Conferences

The AMS offers regularly scheduled conferences, usually held during the summer, in a relaxed atmosphere such as a university campus or a resort. The two types of conferences in this category are the Mathematics Research Communities and the AMS von Neumann Symposia.

Special Lectures

The AMS hosts a variety of special lectures at the Joint Mathematics Meetings, sectional meetings, and other conferences. These special lectures include the Arnold Ross Lectures, the Colloquium Lectures, the Current Events Bulletin Lectures, the Einstein Public Lectures in Mathematics, the Erdös Memorial Lectures, and the Gibbs Lectures.

Other Mathematical Meetings and Activities

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Meetings and Conferences in Cooperation with AMS
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Contact Information

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Phone: (401) 455-4145, 1-800-321-4267, Ext. 4145
Fax: (401) 455-4004
Email: meet@ams.org
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Meetings and Conferences

The meetings and conferences of the AMS provide members of the mathematical community with an environment that is stimulating, rewarding, well-organized, and affordable. Members have the opportunity to network informally with colleagues. Start here to begin exploring the meetings and conferences that we offer and how they can make a positive difference for you.

National Meetings

Generally known as the Joint Mathematics Meetings, the national meetings of AMS are held annually for the purpose of advancing mathematical achievement, encouraging research, and providing the communication necessary to progress in the field.

International Meetings

The AMS joins a host society from another country once a year to organize these meetings for members of the mathematical community both in the U.S. and abroad.

Sectional Meetings

The AMS holds eight sectional meetings annually. Generally, there is one meeting in the spring and one in the fall in each section of the U.S.

AMS Short Courses

The AMS offers one or two short courses each year in conjunction with the Joint Mathematics Meetings.

AMS Conferences

The AMS offers regularly scheduled conferences, usually held during the summer, in a relaxed atmosphere such as a university campus or a resort. The two types of conferences in this category are the Mathematics Research Communities and the AMS von Neumann Symposia.

Special Lectures

The AMS hosts a variety of special lectures at the Joint Mathematics Meetings, sectional meetings, and other conferences. These special lectures include the Arnold Ross Lectures, the Colloquium Lectures, the Current Events Bulletin Lectures, the Einstein Public Lectures in Mathematics, the Erdös Memorial Lectures, and the Gibbs Lectures.

Other Mathematical Meetings and Activities

The AMS at Mathematics, Scientific and Publishing Meetings
Meetings and Conferences in Cooperation with AMS
Mathematics Calendar
Meetings of Other Organizations

Contact Information

Penny Pina
Director of Meetings & Conferences
Phone: (401) 455-4145, 1-800-321-4267, Ext. 4145
Fax: (401) 455-4004
Email: meet@ams.org
- See more at: http://www.ams.org/meetings/#sthash.u8D1Os84.dpuf

Meetings and Conferences

The meetings and conferences of the AMS provide members of the mathematical community with an environment that is stimulating, rewarding, well-organized, and affordable. Members have the opportunity to network informally with colleagues. Start here to begin exploring the meetings and conferences that we offer and how they can make a positive difference for you.

National Meetings

Generally known as the Joint Mathematics Meetings, the national meetings of AMS are held annually for the purpose of advancing mathematical achievement, encouraging research, and providing the communication necessary to progress in the field.

International Meetings

The AMS joins a host society from another country once a year to organize these meetings for members of the mathematical community both in the U.S. and abroad.

Sectional Meetings

The AMS holds eight sectional meetings annually. Generally, there is one meeting in the spring and one in the fall in each section of the U.S.

AMS Short Courses

The AMS offers one or two short courses each year in conjunction with the Joint Mathematics Meetings.

AMS Conferences

The AMS offers regularly scheduled conferences, usually held during the summer, in a relaxed atmosphere such as a university campus or a resort. The two types of conferences in this category are the Mathematics Research Communities and the AMS von Neumann Symposia.

Special Lectures

The AMS hosts a variety of special lectures at the Joint Mathematics Meetings, sectional meetings, and other conferences. These special lectures include the Arnold Ross Lectures, the Colloquium Lectures, the Current Events Bulletin Lectures, the Einstein Public Lectures in Mathematics, the Erdös Memorial Lectures, and the Gibbs Lectures.

Other Mathematical Meetings and Activities

The AMS at Mathematics, Scientific and Publishing Meetings
Meetings and Conferences in Cooperation with AMS
Mathematics Calendar
Meetings of Other Organizations

Contact Information

Penny Pina
Director of Meetings & Conferences
Phone: (401) 455-4145, 1-800-321-4267, Ext. 4145
Fax: (401) 455-4004
Email: meet@ams.org
- See more at: http://www.ams.org/meetings/#sthash.u8D1Os84.dpuf