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When the Lieborgate scandal broke out and the Bank of England trace became publicly known, some of the more conspiratorially inclined elements saw in this epic shakedown at the English central bank nothing but an opportunity for the world's dominant investment bank, Goldman Sachs, to capitalize on the scandal and the succession panic now that Paul Tucker is obviously out of succession rotation, and to appoint its own tentacles to the head of this most important central bank that is currently squid free. In fact, on July 3 we said:"now that the natural succession path at the BOE has been terminally derailed, it brings up those two other gentlemen already brought up previously as potential future heads of the BOE, both of whom just happened to work, or still do, at... Goldman Sachs: Canada's Mark Carney or Goldman's Jim O'Neil. Granted both have denied press speculation they will replace Mervyn King, but it's not like it would be the first time a banker lied to anyone now, would it (and makes one wonder if this whole affair was not merely orchestrated by the Squid from the get go... but no, that would be a 'conspiracy theory'.)" We wonder if this speculation can be upgraded from conspiracy theory to conspiracy fact, now that Bloomberg itself has written a major article discussing just this suddenly very likely outcome.
From Bloomberg:
Carney Leading Bank of England Seen as Scandal Remedy
London is losing so much trust as the global financial center that Prime Minister David Cameron may need to consider an unprecedented choice for Bank of England governor: Mark Carney, the Canadian who polices the world's financial system and has no ties to the bailouts or rigged markets tainting Labour and Conservative governments alike.
The 47-year-old Carney, who received his masters and PhD degrees from Oxford University, is no stranger to the City of London after working there with Goldman Sachs Group Inc. Now serving as governor of the Bank of Canada and the head of the Financial Stability Board, he is unscathed by the fallout from the 2008 financial crisis.
"Mark Carney is one of the brightest, most capable people I've ever met in global finance and central banking," said Tim Adams, a former U.S. Treasury undersecretary who worked with Carney at Group of Seven meetings. "I've been around these circles a long time and he's smart, politically savvy, a good manager and has an outstanding track record. It's tough to find all those elements in a single person."
Domestic candidates for the job include Gus O'Donnell, former head of the U.K. civil service, Financial Services Authority Chairman Adair Turner and Bank of England Deputy Governor Paul Tucker, a three-decade veteran at the bank.
There is one problem regarding the domestic candidates: none of them have Goldman on their resume, something which sets not only Mark Carney, but also Bill Dudley and Mario Draghi apart.
As for the punchline:
"Why not get a head that's global? Bankers aren't very popular, and a Canadian sounds like a good choice," said Kent Matthews, a professor at Cardiff University and former Bank of England researcher. "It may well be that to restore credibility they have to look outside."
So that's the strategy: play Carney off as a Canadian, instead of as Goldman. We wonder how many minutes the general public will be fooled by that particular strawman.
Finally, the Goldmanation map we put together back in April when we first suggested this likely outcome in "On The Goldman Path To Complete World Domination: Mark Carney On His Way To Head The Bank Of England?" and which we knew would see much more use in the future, is here again.
Europe before:
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LaVerne is Animal's mother, as seen in the book The Case of the Missing Mother. In her single appearance, she resembles an older, female version of Animal.
Formerly residing in a large house on Memory Lane, LaVerne moves and the change of address propels the plot, as Animal struggles to find his mother again. She also plays the drums and when finally discovered by Animal, she breaks a window apart with her bare hands to reach her offspring. The reunited pair perform a percussion duet as the final number in the Mother's Day show at The Muppet Theatre.
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High-speed pursuit closes US-Mexico border crossing
The driver, who died at the scene, had led California Highway Patrol officers on a nearly 100-mile chase
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SAN DIEGO — A high-speed chase that ended with authorities killing a suspected carjacker closed traffic Saturday into Mexico at one of San Diego's border crossings.
Three U.S. Customs and Border Patrol agents shot at and killed the driver of a car that stopped near the Otay Mesa border crossing and then began driving forward toward the agent, San Diego police Lt. Jorge Duran said in a statement.
The driver, who died at the scene, had led California Highway Patrol officers on a nearly 100-mile chase.
The crossing was shut to southbound vehicle and pedestrian traffic following the 10:30 a.m. shooting. It remained open from Mexico into the U.S., but could be closed well into the evening going the other way, U.S. Customs and Border Forrest Bustamante Protection supervisor said. The busy San Ysidro crossing nearby was unaffected.
The chase began after a suspected carjacking in the Riverside County city of Perris just after 9:30 a.m. It reached speeds of 100 mph as the suspect drove south through San Diego County.
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U.S. Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minn., speaks at a rally by home-school advocates in March 2011 at the Statehouse in Des Moines, Iowa.
Eight months after Michele Bachmann's 2012 presidential bid ground to a halt in Iowa, her campaign manager there signed a sworn affidavit, pointing his finger at another top staffer in a still-simmering dispute over the misuse of a contact list of home-school family names.
The Sept. 4 affidavit – first reported by the Iowa Republican and obtained Friday by NBC News – was written by Bachmann's Iowa adviser Eric Woolson, and accuses former State Sen. Kent Sorenson of stealing the list from another Bachmann staffer. Sorenson was the campaign's state chairman at the time.
"We took it," Woolson says Sorenson told him.
The list was the at the center of a flap late in Bachmann's presidential run, when a powerful Iowa home-school network called "NICHE" complained that its collection of contacts for thousands of home-school families had been mined by the campaign and used to expand its fundraising.
At the time, the campaign called the emails a "mistake." The campaign agreed to pay NICHE, a 501c3 nonprofit, several thousand dollars in order to keep the group compliant with federal elections law.
But in his affidavit, Woolson says he approached Sorenson on the same day the fundraising emails were sent, and was told the list had been stolen.
"Kent smiled at me and said, 'Do you want to know how it happened?'" Woolson writes, adding:
I said, "No," and tried to back out of his office.
Kent said, "We took it." Kent said they weren't getting anything from Barb (Heki), so when she stepped out of the office they took it.
Kent said, "We stood watch."
Woolson appears to corroborate the account of the alleged victim, Barb Heki, who last summer filed a lawsuit against Bachmann and other high-ranking staff, including Sorenson and Woolson.
Heki, who was the campaign's Homeschool Coalitions Director and a NICHE member, says she was unjustly blamed for leaking the list and that she and her husband later lost their seats on the group's board. Heki alleged senior staff was aware of what Sorenson had done but allowed her reputation to suffer.
Sorenson has long denied taking the list, saying he helped negotiate the solution with NICHE.
"Nothing new here," he said over text message Friday. "Same story being recycled."
Sorenson later bolted Bachmann's campaign for the Ron Paul team – a high-profile defection that helped cripple her campaign days before the caucuses.
Lawyers for the Bachmann campaign have also disputed Heki's claims.
A court filing this summer called the case a "broad brush, shotgun approach" that "fails to inform Michele Bachmann… and the other named defendants (other than perhaps Kent Sorenson) what they did wrong."
A Polk County Judge on Jan. 30 denied the defendants' motion to dismiss the suit.
In his affidavit, Woolson says Heki ultimately learned details of the alleged theft from Bachmann herself, during a staff party the day after Bachmann quit the presidential race.
"Barb approached me and said Michele Bachmann told her Kent Sorenson had taken the NICHE list and asked me if it was true," Woolson says. "I nodded yes."
Bachmann's campaign lawyer and congressional office did not immediately respond to a request for a comment.
Woolson's name was dropped from Heki's lawsuit sometime after he signed the affidavit. He declined to comment for this story.
Bachmann dropped out of the presidential race one day after finishing last among the candidates competing in the Jan. 3, 2012, caucuses.
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Texas UFO sighting Update
Posted by dandare on January 18, 2008
Following on from yesterday's blog post here it seems we have, from the news articles/videos (not extremely reliable, but all i have):
An initial sighting on the 8th january at 6.15pm; it seems this happened over a period of 2 days? Government/military say commercial planes reflecting light, the cause?
It was moving fast (a pilot gave an estimated speed of 3000 mph), so unlikely lanterns, ect.
There were 40+ witnesses
Military deny that it was chased by jets (as some report seeing?).
So therefore, it gives us alot of questions, without any real answers yet? I hope MUFON, who arrive on saturday (will be taking statements from witnesses from 1pm) will be able to fill in the gaps for us all.
There are different reports of this UFO (is it shape shifting?)…. the witnesses could be therefore seeing the same thing, but in a different form (obviously, just speculation here); or could it be something else?
Could they really be seeing something explained….. or an IFO (Identified Flying Object?)
Checks on NASA's (recent debris) database site, reveals that no man made space debris was re-entering around the dates mentioned.
Most report seeing a large UFO(similarities to Guernsey UFO sighting,as in size?, In the channel islands, posssibly? See my link to this sighting here and here ).
Larry King live on friday will be interviewing MUFON investigators, and this will be worth watching (i hope).
Any more updates will be posted on this blog site…..
Just to add…. Stephenville Empire Tribune articles (archive)
http://www.empiretribune.com/articles/2008/01/11/news/news01.txt (11th january)
http://www.empiretribune.com/articles/2008/01/13/news/news01.txt (13th january)
http://www.empiretribune.com/articles/2008/01/14/news/news01.txt (14th january)
For more interesting information.
Also man claiming to have seen similar over Lake Travis (not sure about this.. By MY Fox Kansas city- posted 17th january)…. I would question this photograph, as he says he did not see anything unusual in the sky at the time he took the photo?? this could be absolutely anything, i'm afraid.
Also just seen…. Pilot says he can explain Stephenville UFO sighting (updated 17th january)… its flares??
The best thing too do here, is to keep an open mind, although we will be inundated by quite alot of mindless rubbish, i shouldn't wonder.
UPDATE : 18th january,2008
For map of some of the sightings please see link below (tried to be as accurrate as possible).


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Lyrics: Larry Williams, Johnny "Guitar" Watson
Music: Joe Zawinul
Recorded by Bob Weir with Bruce Melvin's Nightfood, but seemingly never played live. Also played as an instrumental by the New Riders of the Purple Sage and in 2015 by Phil Lesh & Friends with Stanley Jordan.
My baby she may not lookNotes
Like one of them angels been sent from above (note 1)
She got something much greater than gold
Crazy 'bout that girl, she got so much soul
She got the kind of loving, kissing and hugging
Sure a lot better, glad that I'm her fellow
You know she knock me off my feet
Have mercy on me
She knock me off my feet
There is no girl in the whole world
That could love me like you do
My baby when she walks by
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Everybody in the neighborhood
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My babe (my babe)
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"Diet" means "denial" no matter how you spell it, but "diet" doesn't have to mean "hungry," too. But often it does, which may be why so many righteous January resolutions are forgotten by February. A new e-book attempts to tackle the problem, offering ways to lose weight while still feeling satisfied.
"But I'm Hungry!", available for $11.99 at butimhungry.net or on Amazon, promises to help battle "the beast" — hunger — while dropping the pounds and keeping them off. A collaboration of a health writer, a nutritionist and an editor, the e-book promises "the exact combination of healthy foods and lifestyle changes you need to lose weight, feel great and never be hungry again. No more fad diets, just healthy living."
The e-book's premise is clear: Feeling full and satisfied is the only way to lose pounds and keep them off; paying attention to what types of food you eat, when, and in what proportion will help you succeed in reaching your goal weight.
Co-authors Marie Suszynski of Emmaus, Pa., and Crystal Petrello, a registered dietitian based in Las Vegas, along with editor Sue Mellen of Citrus Springs, Fla., make it all seem very can-do-able. They offer a clear explanation of how roller coaster blood sugar levels create feelings of hunger and how the sensible eating of proteins and fats (yes!) bring long-term satisfaction. They discuss how to choose foods that taste good and are healthy, too. The authors cover all the bases from sample menus and shopping tips to physical exercise suggestions and ways to keep yourself psyched for the task.
Although there are a number of weight-loss plans and diets that call for a mix of sensible eating and exercise, Mellen thinks what makes this e-book strategy stand out is the emphasis on a "satisfaction solution."
"When people feel deprived, people eat," she says. "And they eat way too much to compensate for missing something. … If you have a long-term feeling that life is good, you feel satisfied. You're not hungry, and you continue that lifestyle with no reason to binge."
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Here are five easy-action steps from the e-book, "But I'm Hungry!"
Eat three "satisfying" foods: Soup, salad, whole grains. They help you fill up in a good, lower-calorie way so you eat less of the "bad" foods.
Don't live by bread or pasta alone. Combine carbohydrates with protein or fat in every meal or snack. "A couple of pieces of toast won't have the staying power that an egg, toast, milk and fruit would," the authors write.
Buy whole foods instead of processed food. Fresh fruits, vegetables and whole grains offer more taste for fewer calories. They are high in fiber, too, giving you the bulk needed to feel satisfied.
Let yourself feel hungry without becoming starved. Don't eat until you're hungry, but also, don't let hunger grow to the point you'll devour anything. The authors recommend eating a meal or a snack every three to four hours.
Try new, healthy foods. Petrello, in particular, advocates plant protein. Try tofu, edamame, lentils, beans.
"Diet" means "denial" no matter how you spell it, but "diet" doesn't have to mean "hungry," too. But often it does, which may be why so many righteous January resolutions are forgotten by February. A new e-book attempts to tackle the problem, offering ways to lose weight while still feeling satisfied.


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The Importance of Good Posture, Even When Sitting
There's a growing evidence for the health benefits of good posture, from reducing back and joint pain to boosting mood. WSJ's Jeanne Whalen and NY-Presbyterian/Columbia University Medical Center's Dr. Evan Johnson discuss on Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero. Photo: Cassandra Giraldo for The Wall Street Journal.
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... I ... sitting down now as you watch the straight ... are you sitting up straight you might wanna take a moment to correct your posture ... because there is no ... evidence that good posture ... leads to all kinds of health benefits from reducing back and joint pain ... to even improving your Mullett heated tell us more is doubly SJ reporter Jeanne Whalen and Dr Kevin Johnson ... assistant professor on the University and director physical therapy at the spine Center at Columbia University Medical Center ... high sheen and Dr Johnson thank so much for both of you do that to you for being here ... geez ... I'm going to start with you because ... posture seems to be very hard ... to correct why are so many of us slumping these days ... but ... this is her detractors because is suing Green United think about it but we kind of learned bad posture in and it's really hard to break the cycle unless you really focus on it consciously ... of course many of us saying now for most part these that some seventy five percent of the ... North American populations to confirm the computer all day ... that's really been to a lot of bad posture there so that some of us problematic rarely saying too much to begin with and now the Number saving too much to my not sitting properly ... that both until we are seeing too much ... and probably the most important thing to do is variety ... really really histories prepares to move them to move to a day ... of school there is an ideal posture to say that this also is taking a catch up move around ... and and keep back to the day so how should we say please demonstrate ... sure although you ... that's that that they ... will use anyone looking as having the ear lobes about the shoulders ... and then the shoulders above the hips ... and a slight curve in the lump in the lumber spine or low fat cats like or dislike for the same understanding she visits to cities to bounce your way to think you can even for the support documents was probably the biggest gap in the history of the bouncer week into the end I guess one important ... thing to keep in mind is a lot of us now ... because we sit at computers kind of hunched over in with ... our next link me extended against because were trying to view the screens ... that's a bad posture and we fostered of walking and standing this place feels a lot of people walking down the street ... of all could keep your head ... in your gloves on her shoulders ... so Dr Johnson what can we do does the infamous book on head exercise still where it does to learn that it does the work in an effort but again it's that this dynamic situation city I posture right Apostle inducing getting using a phone or tablet where the computer or reading a book ... so it's it's dynamic movement any references nice pasta redo had is can a string attached to have a command at the end of the fall in sequence of the spiteful to seek a fabulous and what sorts of ailments are you finding are connected to back up plan and Alice from Alice installed ... so even some lacy intensities curve spines and House to probe products on the bed accrued over time ... children love all kinds of issues around the shoulders and neck pain ... pinched nerves in the Bakken specimen ... all can be unpacked but posture unbelievable and it's true that if we stand properly set properly we can actually get ourselves a little mood boost ... this is something that I had seen in some research coming out of ... Germany in California with a D and ... but people into two groups ... and had once in a slouch position in one sitting upright position ... and showed each groups and a collection negative and positive words and have them think about ... it on the positive words that the things like beautiful ... and have them think about times when he felt beautiful ... and not only the truly that you now have to say of course no discussion of cost or be complete without discussion about two thousand and ten study ... I got a lot of play with estimates had tops ... that althought Pasir or so to hide ... how or posture ... can make you seem ... to be ... better or smarter or the predicament that people who stood in them ... because of the new integral alpha posture with a hands on the desk of meaningful read like the CEO would Oregon ... sitting back with him on the table and enhancing ahead ... on after explain his positions showed higher levels of testosterone right domain dominance hormone in lower levels of Korea doll stress hormone ... compared to people who had seven slumps positions they


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Take-out Tuesday, Happy Birthday Duncan Hines!
Today is Duncan Hines birthday!
March 26 1880 – March 15 1959
Let's celebrate with a round up of fabulous cakes made with his cake mixes!
Here's some fun facts about how these cake mixes came to be…Duncan Hines began his career as a salesman traveling the country before there were interstate systems and chain restaurants. He began making lists of good restaurants he discovered while traveling to share with friends, and often asked the restaurants for recipes. He eventually had a food column which appeared in newspapers across the nation, featuring these recipes for cooking at home. In 1952 he began baking and developed his cake mixes. You can read his biography on Wikipedia here
Triple Lemon Blueberry Bundt Cake
Tiramisu Bundt Cake with Kahlua Caramel
Triple Chocolate USA Bundt Cake
Thank you Duncan Hines!
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Comments37 Responses to "Take-out Tuesday, Happy Birthday Duncan Hines!"
Duncan Hines mixes have always been my "go to" mixes and the first brand I choose from the shelf! Thank you for researching the history. I had no idea "he" was a real person: just thought it was a brand name. So interesting. I'm going to bake a cake today in his honor. He's been at many celebrations in my home over the years! LOL.
I've used a few of those mixes! Happy B-Day DH:@)
Duncan Hines–my all-time favorite! Drat–I just had to stop by, gain 3 or 4 lbs. by just looking, and like some of the others–now I want CAKE! Seriously, this is fun to read about and that blueberry bundt cake looks like a good one. I do truly see cake in my immediate future.
Very interesting and all very delicious looking too! I never knew there was a person named Duncan Hines! How informative, thanks! Too late to eat cake, but they sure look yummy!
My husband would love that Root Beer Float Cake! I remember having those as a kid, I bet the cake is delicious!! You know, I don't even own a bundt cake pan…going to have to remedy that! Now I want cake! LOL Hugs!
I'm going to use the sugaring tip in the future. Also interested in that donut cake. Cheers!
What a delicious tribute to Duncan Hines, Jenna! I want a slice of each of your creations, please.


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Kevin Burke and Mount Union are going strong, despite Heidelberg actually scoring this week.
Mount Union athletics photo by JT Higgins
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Now at least we know we will have no more than one Purple Power in Salem for the Stagg Bowl, after the elimination of UW-Whitewater from any reasonable playoff hopes with its third overall loss and second regional loss this week. If Mount were to advance, who might join them? And what do the potential No. 1 seeds need to avoid? Keith and Pat talk about it in this week's Around the Nation Podcast, sponsored by the City of Salem, hosts of Stagg Bowl XL. Tickets on sale now!
As the season winds down, there are just 22 conferences left to have teams clinch automatic bids, so there's still a long way to go. Not all of them can clinch this week either, but some can, and some teams on byes can actually clinch from home. Plus, as at-large bids go, some teams played themselves out of consideration this week by picking up a second loss, while some two-loss teams actually have strong resumes for consideration.
Pat and Keith talk about a lot of teams this week, including both teams in the Mount Union-Heidelberg game. Check the tags at the bottom of this page to find out who is on the topics list.
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It just didn't happen. He still insists that the one-particle truncation of a quantum field theory is perfectly consistent and causal. In particular, he repeated many times in his blog post (search for the word "superluminal") that the relativistically modified Schrödinger's equation for one particle (with a square root) guarantees that the wave packets never spread faster than the speed of light. Oops, it's just too bad.
By these comments, Jacques says that he is ignorant about many things that I (and my instructors) considered basics of quantum field theory since I was an undergraduate, such as:
- The special theory of relativity and quantum mechanics are consistent but their combination is constraining and has some unavoidable consequences – some basic general properties of quantum field theories.
- Consistent relativistic quantum mechanical theories guarantee that objects capable of emitting a particle are necessarily able to absorb them as well, and vice versa.
- For particles that are charged in any way, the existence of antiparticles becomes an unavoidable consequence of relativity and quantum mechanics.
- Probabilities of processes (e.g. cross sections) that involve these antiparticles are guaranteed to be linked to probabilities involving the original particles via crossing symmetry or its generalizations.
- The pair production of particles and antiparticles becomes certain when energy \(E\gg m\) is available or when fields are squeezed at distances \(\ell \ll 1/m\) (much) shorter than the Compton wavelength.
- Only observables constructed from quantum fields may be attributed to regions of the Minkowski spacetime so that they're independent from each other at spacelike separations (because they commute or anticommute).
- Wave functions that are functions of "positions of particles" unavoidably allow propagation that exceeds the speed of light and there can't be any equation that bans it. The causal propagation only applies to quantum fields (the observables), not to wave functions of particles' positions.
- Equivalently, almost all trajectories of particles that contribute to the Feynman path integral are superluminal and non-differentiable almost everywhere and this fact can't be avoided by any relativistic version of the mathematical expressions. Causality is only obtained by a combination of emission and absorption, contributions from particles and antiparticles, and at the level of quantum fields (observables).
The most well-defined disagreement is about the "relativistically corrected" Schrödinger equation\[
i\hbar\frac{\partial}{\partial t} \psi = c \sqrt{m^2c^2-\hbar^2\Delta} \psi + V(x) \psi
\] You see that it's like the usual one-particle equation except that the non-relativistic formula for the kinetic energy, \(E=|\vec p|^2/2m\), is replaced by the relativistic one, \(E=\sqrt{|\vec p|^2+m^2}\), with the same Laplacian (times \(-\hbar^2\)) substituted for \(|\vec p|^2\).
Jacques believes that when you substitute a localized wave packet for \(\psi(x,y,z)\) at \(t=0\) and you wait for time \(t'\), it will only spread to the ball of radius \(t'\) away from the original region: it will never propagate superluminally. Search for "superluminally" in his blog post and comments. Oops, it's wrong and embarrassingly wrong.
I think that the simplest way to see why he's wrong is to realize that the equation above still has the usual non-relativistic limit. As long as you guarantee that \(|\vec p| \ll m\) in the \(c=\hbar=1\) units, the evolution of the wave packets must be well approximated by non-relativistic physics and the non-relativistic Schrödinger equation.
Consider an actual electron moving around a nucleus. In the hydrogen atom, the motion is basically non-relativistic. Consider an initial localized wave packet for the electron that has a uniform phase, is much larger than the Compton wavelength \(\hbar/mc\approx 2.4\times 10^{-12}\,{\rm m}\) (it's simply \(1/m\) in the \(c=\hbar=1\) units) but still smaller than the radius of the atom. For example, the radius of the packet is \(10^{-11}\) meters. Outside a sphere of this radius, the wave function is zero.
Will this wave packet spread superluminally? You bet. By construction, the average speed is about an order of magnitude lower than the speed of light which is reasonably non-relativistic. So with a 1% accuracy (squared speed), and aside from the irrelevant phase linked to the additional additive shift \(E_0=mc^2\) to the energy, the wave packet will spread like if it followed the non-relativistic Schrödinger equation\[
i\hbar\frac{\partial}{\partial t} \psi = -\hbar^2\frac{\Delta}{2m} \psi + V(x) \psi
\] Let's set \(V(x)=0\). OK, how do the wave packets spread according to the ordinary Schrödinger equation? Let's ask Ron Maimon – every good self-didact is enough to answer such questions. Well, it's simple: the Schrödinger equation is just a diffusion (or heat) equation where the main parameter is imaginary. If \(m\) above were imaginary, \(m=i\mu\), then the solution to the diffusion equation would be\[
\rho(x,t)\equiv \psi(x,t) = \frac{\sqrt{\mu}}{\sqrt{2\pi t}} \exp(-\mu x^2/t)
\] The width of the Gaussian packet goes like \(\Delta x\sim \sqrt{t/\mu}\). It's very simple.
If you know the graph of the square root, you must know that the speed is initially very high. The speed \(dx/dt\) scales like the derivative of the square root of time, i.e. as \(1/\sqrt{t\mu}\). For times shorter than \(1/\mu\), the speed with which the wave packet spreads unavoidably exceeds the speed of light. It's kosher that we're looking at timescales shorter than the "Compton time scale" of the electron. We only assumed that the spatial size of the wave packet is longer than the Compton wavelength. Whether an analogous scaling is obeyed by the dependence on time depends on the equation itself and the answer is clearly No. The asymmetric treatment of space and time in the equation (the square root is only used for the spatial derivatives) may be partly blamed for that asymmetry.
Just to be sure, all the scalings are the same for the value of \(\mu=-im\) that is imaginary.
If you don't feel sure that our non-relativistic approximation was adequate for the question, I can give you a stronger weapon: the exact solution of the equation (Schrödinger's equation with the square root). What is it? Well, it's nothing else than the retarded Green's function – as taught in the context of the quantum Klein-Gordon field. Look e.g. at Page 7 of these lectures by Gonsalves in Buffalo.
The retarded function is the matrix element of the evolution operator for the one-particle Hilbert space\[
G_{\rm ret}(x-x') = \bra{x,y,z} \exp(H(t-t')/i) \ket{x',y',z'}.
\] When the particle is initially (a delta function) at the position \((x',y',z')\) at time \(t'\) and you wait for time \(t-t'\) i.e. you evolve it by the square-root-based Hamiltonian up to the moment \(t'\), and you ask what will be the amplitude at the position \((x,y,z)\), the answer is nothing else than the retarded Green's function of the difference between the two four-vectors.
Can the retarded Green's functions be analytically calculated? As long as you include Bessel functions among your "analytically allowed tools", the answer is Yes. If we set the four-vector \(x'=0\) to zero, the retarded Green's function is simply\[
G_{\rm ret}(x) = \theta(t) \zzav{ \frac{ \delta( x^\mu x_\mu ) }{2\pi} - \frac{m}{4\pi}J_1 (mx^\mu x_\mu ) }
\] For small and large timelike or spacelike separation, the Bessel function of the first kind used in the expression asymptotically is an odd function of the argument and behaves as (the sign is OK for positive arguments)\[
J_n(z) \sim \left\{ \begin{array}{cc} \frac{1}{n!} \zav{ \frac{z}{2} }^n&{\rm for}\,\, |z|\ll 1 \\
\sqrt{\frac{2}{\pi z}} \cos\zav{ z- \frac{(2n+1)\pi}{4} }
& {\rm for}\,\,|z|\gg 1 \end{array} \right.
\] But another lesson of the calculation is that the Green's function is nonzero even for \(x^\mu x_\mu\) negative, i.e. spacelike separation – although it decreases roughly as \(\exp(-m|x|)\) over there if you redefine the normalization by the factor of \(2E\) in the momentum space (which is a non-local transformation in the position space). See the last displayed equation on page 2 of Gonsalves:
Relativistic Causality:Gonsalves also quotes "particle creation and annihilation" and "spin-statistics connection" as the other two unavoidable consequences of a consistent union of quantum mechanics and special relativity. He refers you to Chapter 2 of Peskin-Schroeder to learn these things from a well-known source.
Quantum mechanics of a single relativistic free point particle is inconsistent with the principle of relativity that signals cannot travel faster than the speed of light. The probability amplitude for a particle of mass \(m\) to travel from position \({\bf r}_0\) to \({\bf r}\) in a time interval \(t\) is\[
U(t) = \bra{{\bf r}} e^{-iHt} \ket{{\bf r}_0} =
\bra{{\bf r}} e^{-i\sqrt{{\bf p}^2+m^2}t} \ket{{\bf r}_0}\sim\\
\sim \exp(-m\sqrt{{\rm r}^2-t^2}),\quad {\rm for}\,\,{\rm spacelike}\,\, {\rm r}^2\gt t^2
OK, you might ask, what's the right modification of the wave equation for one particle that guarantees that the wave packet never spreads luminally?
There is none. The condition that the packet never spreads superluminally would violate the uncertainty principle, a fundamental postulate of quantum mechanics.
Why is it so? I can give you a simple idea. If you compress the particle to a small region, \(\Delta x \ll 1/m\), much smaller than the Compton wavelength, the uncertainty principle unavoidably says \(\Delta p \gg m\), so the motion is ultrarelativistic. You could think that \(\Delta p\gg m\) or \(p\gg m\) is still consistent with \(v\leq 1\) but the evolved wave packets are unavoidably far from those that minimize the product of uncertainties and as the Bessel mathematics above shows, the piece in the spacelike region just can't exactly vanish, basically due to the non-local character of the operators.
Similar derivations could be made with the help of the Feynman path integral. The typical trajectories contributing to the Feynman propagator are superluminal and non-differentiable almost everywhere and this fact does hold even in the calculation of the propagators in quantum field theory, a relativistic theory. As I discussed in a blog post in 2012, the superluminal or non-differentiable nature of generic paths in the path integral is needed for Feynman's formalism to be compatible with the uncertainty principle. Recall that we have solved a paradox: the calculation of \(xp-px\) in the path integral should amount to the insertion of the classical integrand \(xp-px\) to the path integral but this classical insertion is zero. The paradox was resolved thanks to the generic paths' being non-differentiable: the time ordering of \(x(t)\) and \(p(t\pm \epsilon)\) mattered.
So does quantum field theory prevent you from sending signals to spacelike-separated regions? And how is it achieved?
Yes, quantum field theory perfectly prohibits any propagation of signals superluminally or over spacelike separations. It does so by using the quantum fields. Quantum fields such as \(\Phi(x,y,z,t)\) and functions of them and their derivatives are associated with spacetime points and they commute or anticommute with each other when the separation is spacelike.
The zero commutator means that you may measure them simultaneously – that the decision to measure one doesn't influence the other or that the order of the two measurements is inconsequential. Just to be sure, the previous sentence doesn't say that these spacelike-separated measurements are never correlated. They may be correlated but correlation doesn't mean causation. They're only correlated if the correlation (mathematically described as entanglement within quantum mechanics) follows from the previous contact of the two subsystems that have evolved or moved to the spacelike-separated points.
The point is that the outcomes themselves may be correlated but the human decisions – e.g. which polarization is measured on one photon – do not influence the statistics for the other photon itself at all. The existence of the "collapse" associated with the first measurement doesn't change the odds for the second measurement – although if you know the result into which the first measurement "collapsed", you must refine your predictions for the outcome of the second measurements because a correlation/entanglement could have been present. OK, how does this vanishing of the spacelike-separated commutators agree with the fact that the packets spread superluminally? On page 27 of Peskin-Schroeder, you may see that the "commutator Green's function" is a difference between two ordinary Green's functions and because those two are equal in the spacelike region, the value just cancels in the spacelike region.
But again, the Fourier transform of the ordinary propagator such as \(1/(p^2-m^2+i\epsilon)\) does not vanish in the spacelike regions of the 4-vector \(x^\mu\). It cannot vanish because this position space propagator knows about the correlation of fields at two points of space. And the fields in nearby, spacelike-separated points are correlated, of course (very likely to be almost equal), especially if they are closer than the Compton wavelength. You may view this correlation as a result of the escaping of high-momentum or high-energy quanta to infinity. Only low-momentum or low-energy quanta are left in the vacuum and its low-energy excitations – and because of the Fourier relationship of \(x\) and \(p\), this absence of high-energy quanta means that the quantum fields can't depend on the spatial coordinates too much.
You know, the message is that the ban on superluminal signals is compatible with quantum mechanics but the creation and annihilation of particles must be unavoidably allowed when you reconcile these two principles, special relativity and quantum mechanics. Jacques Distler believes that relativistic causality works even in "QFT truncated to the one-particle Hilbert space" which simply isn't right. He's really misunderstanding the key reason why quantum field theory was needed at all.
Try to calculate the expectation value of the commutator of two fields \(F(x)\) and \(G(y)\) at two spacelike-separated points \(x,y\). The fields \(F,G\) may be the Klein-Gordon \(\Phi\) itself or some bilinear constructed out of it, e.g. the component of a current \(J^0\) that Distler talks about at some point. Imagine that you're calculating this commutator. You first expand \(F,G\) in terms of \(\Phi\) and its derivatives. Then you insert the expansions of \(\Phi\) in terms of the creation and annihilation operators. And you know the expectation values of the type \(\bra 0 \Phi(x)\Phi(y) \ket 0\). When you time-order \(x,y\), it's just the usual propagator in the position space.
The precise calculation will depend on the operators you choose but a general point is true: There will be lots of individual terms that are nonzero for spacelike \(x-y\). Only if you sum all these terms – which will pick creation operators from \(F\) and annihilation operators from \(G\) and vice versa etc., you can achieve the cancellation.
In particular, if you consider the operators \(F,G \sim J^0\), those will contain terms of the type \(a^\dagger a\) as well as \(b^\dagger b\) for a field whose particles and antiparticles differ. Only if you include the correlators of from both particles and antiparticles matching between the points \(x,y\), you may get a cancellation of the commutator (its expectation value).
In other words, the fact that a quantum field is capable of both creating a particle and annihilating an antiparticle (which is the same for "real" fields) is absolutely vital for its ability to commute with spacelike-separated colleagues!
This insight may be formulated in yet another equivalent way. You just can't construct a localized – relativistically causally well-behaved – field operator at a given point that would only contain terms of a given creation-annihilation schematic type, e.g. only \(a^\dagger a\) but no \(b^\dagger b\), only \(a^\dagger\) but no \(b\), and so on. Any operator that has a well-defined "number of particles of each type that it creates or annihilates" is unavoidably "non-local" and can't exactly commute with its spacelike-separated counterparts!
If you wanted to study the truncation of the quantum field theory to a one-particle Hilbert space where the number of particles is \(N=1\), and the number of antiparticles (and all other particle species) is zero, then all "first-quantized" operators on your Hilbert space correspond to some combination of operators of the \(a_k^\dagger a_m\) form. You annihilate one particle and create one particle. But no such combination of operators may be strictly confined to a region so that it would commute with itself at spacelike-separation.
Students who have carefully done some basic calculations in quantum field theory know this fact from many "happy cancellations" that weren't obvious for some time. For example, consider the quantized electromagnetic field. Write the total energy as\[
H = \int d^3 x\,\frac{1}{2}\zav{B^2+ E^2},
\] i.e. the integral of the electric and magnetic energy density. Substitute \(\vec A\) and its derivatives for \(\vec B,\vec E\), and write \(A\) and its derivatives in terms of creation and annihilation operators for photons. So you will get terms of the form \(a^\dagger a\), \(aa\), and \(a^\dagger a^\dagger\). At the end, the total Hamiltonian only contains the terms of the \(a^\dagger a\) "mixed" type but this simplified form is only obtained once you integrate over \(\int d^3 x\) which makes the terms \(a a\) and \(a^\dagger a^\dagger\) vanish because of their oscillating dependence on \(x\). If you only write the energy density itself, it will unavoidably contain the operators of the type \(aa\) and \(a^\dagger a^\dagger\) – annihilating or creating two photons – too. And the terms of all these forms are equally important for the quantum field to be well-behaved, especially for the vanishing of its commutators at spacelike separations.
The broader lesson is that important principles of physics are ultimately reconcilable but the reconciliation is often non-trivial and implies insights, principles, and processes that didn't seem to unavoidably follow from the principles separately. So the combination of relativity and quantum mechanics implies the basic phenomena of quantum field theory – antiparticles, pair production, the inseparability of creation and annihilation, spin-statistics relations, and a few other things.
In the same way, perhaps a more extreme one, the unification of quantum mechanics and general relativity is possible but any consistent theory obeying both principles has to respect some qualitative features we know from quantum gravity – as exemplified by string theory, probably the only possible precise definition of a consistent theory of quantum gravity. In particular, black holes must carry a finite entropy, be practically indistinguishable from heavy particle species, and such heavy particle species must exist. The processes around black holes and those involving elementary particles are unavoidably linked by some UV-IR relationships and string theory's modular invariance is the most explicit known example (or toy model?) of such relationships.
In combination, the known important principles of physics are far more constraining than the principles are separately and they imply that the "kind of a theory we need" or even "the precise theory" is basically unique. This strictness is ultimately good news. If it didn't exist, we would be drowning in the infinite field of possibilities. Because of the "bonus" strictness resulting from the combination of important principles of physics, we know that a theory combining quantum mechanics and special relativity must work like quantum field theory and a theory that also respects gravity as in general relativity has to be string/M-theory.
BTW I recommend you Feynman's Reason for Antiparticles (PDF, 75-minute video), a Dirac lecture by RPF. Go to Page 8/60 or read the final pages to see that Feynman ended up with the same conclusions. If you only allow positive energy one-particle states, you can't ever confine the wave functions inside the light cone. He makes this statement explicitly many times.


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The last couple days she seemed quieter and more reserved and I found some blood which I think has been positively tracked down to her -- and she seemed warmer than normal. She is otherwise eating and behaving normally. If Snowflake´s (pms pig) nipples are enlarged, hers may be also, as they are about the same size. No other symptoms -- no hairloss, nothing obvious.
I have an appointment this evening at 6:30 with the reputed better gp vet. He does not have ultrasound diagnostic equipment. I checked out old posts at CG -- Josephine mentioned diagnostics such as xrays, ultrasound, and bloodwork (to see if there is a systemic infection going on). From what very little I could find on the net, it would seem x-rays may not show things very well and would be better for diagnosing stones, that they would not help much with uterine problems (comment?).
- If the blood is not diluted by urine, is it highly unlikely to be a urinary problem but much more likely a reproductive problem?
- Are there any other diagnostics that would definitely help? Is the only thing bloodwork would do is show the presence of an infection?
- With a standard spay, are the ovaries usually removed so if there were any cysts, they would be removed too (I don´t feel any cysts)?
- Nina is fat (this vet previously commented -- difficult to palpate). Does this mean she would be harder to perform a surgery on?
All the reproductive problems I read about seem to be "solved" by spaying. It seems if it is truly pymetra (unknown -- perhaps not that serious) this is an emergency situation and surgery would need to be done right away.
Both Pinta and Josephine have advised that pigs do not need to fast before surgery. Pinta states removing food 1 to 2 hours before the procedure is all that is necessary. Pinta noted how vital sterility during surgery is -- as abscesses can be a real problem. She mentioned antibiotics following any surgery. Pinta mentioned removing sutures in 10 days if they were used. Some incisions can be glued.
Josephine has mentioned: Good antibiotics: Baytril (enrofloxacin) or Trimethoprim Sulfa -- Baytril may be better since it is broader spectrum.
Ask for subcutaneous fluids (with B and C vitamins are good). Usually some will be warmed and used to rinse the peritoneal (abdominal) cavity of pus after a pyometra. She thinks it is essential for post-operative care in cavies.
"I would ask for a more potent pain killer like Torbutrol (butorphanol). I´m sure Oxymorphone can also be used, but it lasts longer. You want deep pain relief but not enough to knock them into oblivion forever so they don´t eat soon after surgery. Torb is a narcotic and is safe and effective for cavies. Carprofen (Rimadyl) usually doesn´t give as much deep tissue and long-acting pain relief, although it is good for other instances.
The towels, confinement, food supplementation, weighing, and observations are all good post-operative care. She needs to eat within a couple of hours of surgery so her gut keeps moving. Make sure the vet doesn´t fast her if she´s eating now. Cavies do not vomit and aspirate.
Josephine, the other pain medications you mention, is this post operatively?
As for post surgery, I found (and gave) some of the following advice.
Surgery -- recovery:
- Ask for pain medication (rimadyl?)
- Keep her on towels, change frequently (can watch pee and poop output and bleeding more easily). [white towels may work best for monitoring]
- Put her in a confined area so she doesn´t move around alot and create adhesions (scar tissue) at the incision site
- Of course make sure she has adequate food and water, extra vitamin C (Pinta has mentioned 50mg)
- Weigh her and make sure she is eating
- Watch her behavior (problematic behavior would include lethargy) and contact the vet if there are any problems.
- Watch for swelling or an incision that is hot to the touch -- any pus indicates an infection
- Ask your vet for any additional advice
Any personal experiences, advice appreciated. I´m hoping Pinta and Josephine have a chance to see this before I see the vet.


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Congratulations Jane!! Jane will no doubt be putting her own words here soon. I'm Roger Hanney, I've crewed Jane for the last 2 Coast 2 Koscis and have been watching her Spotwalla tracker over the last week and a half trying to work out what's going on and making the best guesses I could to update supporters through the Desert Storm Facebook page and updates from gear sponsors Hoka OneOne and Northside Runners Manly.
Whether by weather, roads, or water on the ground, it looks like she has completed the 650km crossing by running an astounding 750km in 10 days, having started – of course – on April Fools Day.
I know that she was fixated on this event – a seemingly mad solo crossing, racing without competition to complete a run that only fires and safety fears had been able to stop last year. Her passion for distance running and notable conquests as she will also no doubt knock off her 100th marathon this year has fuelled her drive to beat back nature in Australia's molten red centre. But she also has a massive passion for her charity of choice – Bear Cottage.
They're a charity that flies under the radar in an age of pink-shirted footy players and front pages devoted to turning the tv off for an hour, but Westmead's charity for really sick kids creates a homely environment in the city where families from the country can spend time with their sick little loved ones, away from the noise and hostile industrial sterility of a hospital ward. And if miracles don't happen, there is even a bedroom kept at low temperatures where parents can spend an extended time with their unfairly selected child before saying goodbye.
It might sound macabre, but it is part of a loving, real world solution to an awful situation, and for the children and families affected it means greater opportunity for real healing than can be found in a barren strictly medical environment.
Hopefully Jane's great big run will inspire some people who have followed this brave undertaking to support some families facing massive challenges of their own.
Here's what appears to be the first piece of news media about Jane's Simpson Desert Crossing – running roughly 750km over 10 days.


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New Orthodox Church Opens in Pakistan
With the Blessings of Metropolitan Hilarion (Primate of Russian Church Outside Russia (Moscow Patriarchate), a new Orthodox church was opened in Sargodha, Pakistan on 30th January, 2012. Rev. Father Adrian Augustus is a parish priest from Sydney who serves in Pakistan. He preaches the traditional Christian faith and creed of the Orthodox Church with its historical background. 57 people have been baptized and 117 people received the sacrament of Chrismation from Rev. Father Adrian. The Pakistan Mission is under the jurisdiction of the Australian and New Zealand Diocese of the Russian Church.
The Orthodox community in Sargodha requests your prayers, blessings, spiritual guidance and support so that this newly born church in Pakistan may grow day by day.
This is the third Orthodox Church opened in Pakistan. Previously to this Greek Church was opened, in addition to an existing Coptic church in Pakistan.
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Italian broccoli & salmon bake
Take a fresh look at broccoli with this creamy pasta bake
Nutrition and extra info
Nutrition: per serving
- kcal817
- fat42g
- saturates18g
- carbs64g
- sugars0g
- fibre5g
- protein49g
- salt1.3g
- 250g penne
- 300g broccoli, cut into large florets
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- 25g butter
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- 600ml milk
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- 100g mascarpone
- 8 sundried tomatoes (preserved in olive oil), drained and thickly sliced
- 2 tbsp small capers (optional) rinsed to remove excess salt or vinegar
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- 8 anchovy fillets, halved (optional)
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- 10 large fresh basil leaves, roughly torn
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- 4 fresh skinless salmon fillets
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- 50g mature cheddar, finely grated
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Preheat the oven to 190C/gas 5/fan 170C and get out an ovenproof dish (measuring 20 by 30cm, and about 5cm deep). Meanwhile, put a large pan of water on to boil for the pasta. When it is boiling rapidly, tip in the pasta with a generous sprinkling of salt. Give it a stir, return to the boil and cook for 6 minutes. Add the broccoli, then return the water to the boil and cook for 4 minutes more, until the broccoli is on the firm side of just tender. Drain well.
While the pasta is cooking, put the butter, flour and milk in a large pan and heat, whisking or stirring continuously, until it thickens to make a smooth sauce. Remove from the heat and stir in the mascarpone, sun-dried tomatoes, capers (if using), anchovies (if using) and basil, then add the pasta and broccoli and season well.
Halve the salmon fillets widthways (you will see that there is an obvious divide on each fillet) then place the pieces in a single layer on the base of the ovenproof dish. Spoon the broccoli mixture on top, then scatter with the grated cheddar. (You can chill this for up to 4 hours if you want to get ahead.)
Bake for 30 minutes until the mixture is just starting to bubble round the edges and the mixture is pale golden – don't let it go too dark or the fish will overcook.


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Penn State head coach Bill O'Brien has been faced with questions about a potential move to the NFL almost from the start of his head coaching career at Penn State it seems, but one current NFL coach seems pretty sure the Nittany Lions head coach is not leaving for a return to the NFL any time soon.
Buffalo Bills head coach Doug Marrone, former head coach at Syracuse, said in a conference call Wednesday he expects O'Brien to stick with Penn State, according to a report by USA Today. Marrone and O'Brien were both assistant coaches at Georgia Tech under current Central Florida head coach George O'Leary and have been friends ever since. If any coach had an inclination of what O'Brien had planned for the future, O'Leary and Marrone might be the best bets. Of course, this does not mean it is a given O'Brien sticks at Penn State.
With the NCAA cutting back on the scholarship portion of the sanctions levied against the program starting with the next recruiting class and the possibility of a reduction in the postseason ban at some point in the future, the job as head coach at Penn State is starting to get easier, for lack of a better word. What was once deemed a toxic position by some has started to clean up each of the past two years as Penn State paces toward the end of the NCAA sanction period. O'Brien has been admired by many of his peers in the college coaching game and continues to impress those who follow the NFL. As pointed out by Pro Football Talk over the summer, the contract situation for O'Brien is beginning to make it more affordable for potential suitors with NFL coffers. O'Brien has a pretty good job where he is at Penn State and he has said all of the right things about the position since he was introduced as the head coach. He speaks highly of the program, the university and has won over a split community and fan base through difficult times with grace and determination. He has worked hard to make Penn State football what it currently is today by leaving his own stamp on a program with a deep and rich, as well as recently tainted, history. He has the attitude of a coach looking to continue building a program in to a championship contender, which could be likely once Penn State gets back to full strength with scholarships.
I have been asked this many times over the last year and a half. It is my belief that O'Brien will one day coach in the NFL, and I will not be surprised if that day comes before his current contract at Penn State expires. O'Brien has been held in high regard by NFL media and apparently NFL franchises. If he continues to lead Penn State to winning football games in spite of NCAA sanctions, his profile will continue to improve and NFL franchises in need of a coach will continue to keep tabs on the former Patriots assistant coach.


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CORVALLIS, Ore. - Oregon State University will launch a fleet of undersea gliders in 2012 and deploy new moored ocean-observing platforms beginning the following year as part of the $386 million Ocean Observatories Initiative.
The OOI is a major marine science infrastructure project funded by the National Science Foundation and announced two years ago.
A significant piece of the OOI's "Endurance Array" will be located off the coast of Newport, Ore., which increasingly has been under scientific scrutiny because of issues ranging from hypoxia and "dead zones" to climate change impacts, subduction zone earthquakes, tsunamis, harmful algal blooms, wave energy potential, ocean acidification and dramatic variations in some upwelling-fed fisheries.
One of the other institutional partners on the project is the University of Washington, which this summer led an effort to lay undersea cable off the Northwest coast that will provide power for the moorings and seafloor instrumentation as part of the OOI's Regional Cabled Network. During the past summer, OSU's College of Oceanic and Atmospheric Sciences has been designing and testing an array of equipment that will be deployed beginning in the spring of 2013. Testing of the new gliders will begin this fall.
"We're in the final stage of testing many of the instruments and we're ready to go," said Robert Collier, OSU's program manager for the initiative. "This project is really unprecedented. We'll be monitoring the ocean in ways it has never been looked at before, and sharing the data in real time with scientists, managers, educators and the public around the world."
The OOI will result in a networked infrastructure of science-driven sensor systems to measure the physical, chemical, geological and biological variables in the ocean and seafloor. The idea, according to project director Tim Cowles, a former OSU oceanographer, is to provide greater knowledge of the ocean's interrelated systems, which is vital for understanding their effects on biodiversity, ocean and coastal ecosystems and climate change.
Creating a network of sensors that can accurately measure the physical, chemical and biological characteristics of the marine environment - and still withstand the rugged Pacific Ocean - is a major challenge, acknowledges Ed Dever, OSU's systems engineer for the project.
"For one thing, what happens at the surface is different than what is going on along the seafloor," Dever said, "so we have to have instrumentation that can monitor both. And the water in between is ever-changing. So the mooring sites will be designed in a way that we will be able to measure changes throughout the water column."
Beginning in the spring of 2013, the first three (of six) mooring systems will be deployed - all off the coast of Newport. The final three will be deployed in 2014 off Grays Harbor, Wash. The Newport sites will be located at one mile, 10 miles and 33 miles offshore, with the outer two sites connected to the undersea cable.
Each site will feature a surface buoy that will monitor the air-sea interface, and measure air and sea surface temperatures, solar radiation, humidity, air pressure and other variables. The site will include a seafloor platform containing its own array of instruments, including sensors to measure dissolved oxygen for hypoxia studies, carbon dioxide levels, pH and nitrogen. Other sensors will actively observe larger plankton and fish, while "passive" acoustic devices will listen for marine mammals. A third instrument array will continuously move up and down through the full water column, tethered to the seafloor.
"The suite of instruments will really allow us to look at what is happening in the ocean and discover when changes occur," Collier said. "Some of the biological sensors, for example, will be able to model primary production through chlorophyll and light levels, and another will use acoustic backscatter that can estimate zooplankton density.
"However, it's not these individual measurements that are really new," Collier added. "It's the fact that we'll be monitoring the ocean 24 hours a day, all year long, instead of looking at it periodically from ships of opportunity."
One limitation, Dever said, is that these mooring sites will be located only off Newport and Grays Harbor, "giving us great vertical resolution, but only two lines of observations spanning the entire coast." To cover more of the Northwest regional ocean, the OSU oceanographers will deploy a dozen new undersea gliders beginning in 2012.
Six gliders at a time will patrol the ocean from the Canadian border to southern Oregon. These sophisticated machines can be programmed to run for 2-3 months from the near-shore to the continental slope and every six hours they will rise to the surface and transmit data to OOI computers via satellite.
Instruments aboard the gliders will record temperatures, salinity, biological production and dissolved oxygen - many of the same measurements being made from mooring instruments. "One difference," Collier said, "is that the mooring platforms will give us a constant look at six places, while the gliders will give us larger views of the coast ocean from Oregon to Canada."
The gliders are incredibly productive, said Jack Barth, OSU's project scientist.
"In more than half a century of work, OSU scientists have recorded about 4,000 profiles of the near-shore from ships," Barth said. "During the past five years, the handful of gliders we already utilize have logged more than 156,000 profiles - nearly 40 times what six decades of shipboard studies have provided.
"That's pretty amazing, when you think about it," Barth added. "Each year alone, we log more profiles than have ever been recorded via ship off Newport. And that will only increase as the Ocean Observatories Initiative reaches fruition."
The Ocean Observatories Initiative team at OSU has grown to 17 staff scientists, engineers and technicians, and the university expects to add even more people to operate the Endurance Array over the next few years, Collier said.
"We are excited to be so close to getting this into the water," Collier said. "This dream we've been developing for more than a decade will soon be a reality."
Bob Collier, 541-737-4367
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Running on the following settings I couldn't connect to my local SQL server.
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The problem lies within the wrong dynamic library that is included in Apache and PHP. To fix this problem follow this steps:
1. Download the good version of ntwdblib.dll (2000.80.194.0) http://webzila.com/dll/1/ntwdblib.zip
2. Overwrite C:\wamp\bin\apache\apache2.2.6\bin\ntwdblib.dll
3. Overwrite C:\wamp\bin\php\php5.2.5\ntwdblib.dll
4. Start the SQL Server Configuration Manager -> Protocols
5. Enable "named pipes" and "tcp/ip"
6. Right-click "tcp/ip" -> Properties tab "IP addresses"
7. Fill in "TCP Dynamic Ports" with 1433
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