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That's a great idea! It turns out it won't work, not because the Casimir effect is too small but rather because it's too big.
Having some sort of fixed background energy density filling space does drive an accelerating expansion, according to general relativity. That's why a common way of describing a likely source of the acceleration is to call it "dark energy." The argument is something similar to what you wrote.
If you were to just take the basic Casimir effect, and calculate the energy density associated with it, you get infinity. Whoops. This infinity comes from adding effects at smaller and smaller distance scales. It can be removed from the experimental predictions, which only involve finite effects on large distance scales. You can get rid of that infinity by noting that we don't know what becomes of the laws of physics on scales where quantum gravity becomes important, the Planck length. That gets the Casimir effect down to giving something like 10125 times the amount needed to drive the acceleration. Whoops again. People say that there may be other effects on small distance scales that reduce this background density to maybe 1055 (if I remember right) times too much energy density. So it just doesn't work.
What sort of physics will get rid of this problem? We don't know. One possibility, discussed by Lenny Susskind in The Cosmic Landscape, is that there are universes with all sorts of different background densities, suggested by string theory. Too much density leads to a universe that quickly blows apart. Negative density leads to collapse. There's only a little range where you'd get an inhabitable universe. Not coincidentally, we're in that range.
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True negative temperatures can't be achieved, The reason is that, as you point out, the Boltzmann factors for states would go up with energy. When you deal with a collection of states with an upper limit on their energy, say for a batch of spins, that's possible. All real-world systems also include electromagnetic modes and modes of various particle-antiparticle pairs. These extend up to arbitrarily high energy, so there's no way to make the probabilities add up to one for negative temperature. You can only get subsystems, like those spins, to have negative quasi-temperatures on time scales short compared with the time it takes them to exchange energy with electromagnetic fields.
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So, here's another one of those things that have me telling you, "I grew up eating this!" I did. But, it wasn't really this. You may be familiar with labne (or labneh…either works). Labne is a cheese made from yogurt, but the labne I grew up eating was flecked with bits of mint and spread into a bowl. My Mom would smooth the top with a spoon and created hills and valleys. She'd drizzle the fruitiest olive oil over the top and turned those valleys into rivers. Humor me, I was an imaginative child.
I make it my Mom's way and I love it, but once I made it this way…it became my favorite. I do a few things to get as much of the whey out of the yogurt as possible and get it nice and thick. Then, I add just a bit of salt and the best olive oil I can find. Stop right there, and what you end up with is so similar to goat cheese. That is what inspired me to roll it into logs and serve it the same way you'd serve any goat cheese. Take it a step further and use a variety of herbs, depending on what you'd like to serve it with. Sprinkle them over the top or you could finely chop the herbs and roll the log to completely cover it. There are so many possibilities with this cheese.
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32 ounce non-fat plain Greek yogurt
3/4 teaspoon sea salt
1 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil
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Take half of the cheese and place it on the sheet of parchment. Bring up one side of the parchment over the cheese and using your hands, form a log out of the cheese. Roll it up in the paper and roll the log on your counter to give it shape. Repeat with the other half of the cheese.
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To serve, I like to drizzle the top of the cheese with more olive oil and some fresh herbs. Try using flatbread crackers topped with the cheese and some assorted veggies.
- If you do not have cheese cloth, don't worry. Just use either a clean white tea towel or even good quality paper towels.
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Speaking of Wal-Mart Stores Inc. of Bentonville, NPR today checks in on the world's largest retailer's plan, announced in 2010, to double its sales of local product by 2015.
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I would love to do that !! with a young couple, im 43 and love young bodies mmm !!
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Director: Jean-Marie Pallardy and Michel Baudricourt
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Since their early deathcore days, Job For A Cowboy has been slowly developing a pure death metal sound, and amassing the players necessary to achieve that goal. Now, with the release of Demonocracy, they have finally reached death metal nirvana. Their next record will have to move sideways, because the band would be hard pressed to move up from here.
With the addition of master bassist Nick Schendzielos (Cephalic Carnage), the band is fully capable of unleashing hell in all its forms. Opener "Children Of Deceit" is a marvelous slice of unbridled technical death metal, anchored by Johnny Davy's powerful bellows. "Imperium Wolves" is more of a lumbering beast interspersed with chaotic guitar solos, while "Black Discharge" is swirling mosh pit material, driven by Jon Rice's unrelenting percussive assault. "The Manipulation Stream" features nimble guitar solos aplenty from Al Glassman and Tony Sannicandro, and "The Deity Misconception" lets Schendzielos flex all his muscle on the bass. Finally, "Tarnished Gluttony" harkens back to the deathcore days of slow chugging riffs and crushing grooves, but fuelled by all those years of being in a kick-ass death metal band.
In my review of the band's last EP Gloom, I surmised that the guys were gearing up for a change in style, and Job For A Cowboy did not disappoint on Demonocracy. Fans of the band's death metal era will be blown away by this one, and fans of death metal (and tech-death) in particular will not want to miss this. JFAC has given us a fine contender for metal album of the year with this one. It's going to be tough to top Demonocracy, but if any band can pull it off, it's Job For A Cowboy.Search for Job for a Cowboy albums on Amazon
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Sometimes there's no need to complicate things further than a bloke and a guitar. Over the past decade Willy Mason has carved a name for himself within a fairly crowded space through sheer song-writing ability and his velvet beyond-his-years voice. Its possibly fair to say that he isn't known for his prolific nature, leaving fans waiting five years since his previous album If the Ocean gets Rough. So this month's Carry On has a substantial weight of expectation.
Carry On is Mason's third album and shows signs of progression whilst baring all the hallmarks of the singer-songwriter we have come to admire. Eye-brows may have been raised when it emerged that Willy Mason was working with Hot Chip producer Dan Carey for his third record, but the nuanced production and subtle electro metronomic rhythms are what gives Carry On it's identity from the previous albums. Don't panic – the use of digital tones is supplementary to the warm acoustic sound we know and love; but succeeds in providing a distinctiveness to the album.
Carry On certainly has its share of stand out songs but unlike Willy Mason's prior two records, this one fails to score a clean sweep. Some tracks such as 'Show Me The Way To Go Home' and 'Painted Glass' are forgettable; others simple don't lend themselves to the sing-along catchiness that made the previous work so 'anthemic'. The album's first single – the upbeat 'I Got Gold' – also sticks out like a sore thumb, sandwiched between melancholy tracks that are indicative of Carry On's otherwise lonely (and at times frankly dark) themes.
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SAN FRANCISCO (CNS) -- Church leaders in California, Washington and Rome were among those urging California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger to commute the death sentence of Stanley "Tookie" Williams and asking Californians to call for a moratorium on executions.
But Williams, 51, was killed by lethal injection about 12:35 a.m. Dec. 13 at San Quentin State Prison. Williams had been convicted for the 1979 murders of a 7-Eleven clerk in Whittier and three members of a family who owned a Los Angeles motel.
In a statement, Auxiliary Bishop John C. Wester of San Francisco, who is apostolic administrator of the archdiocese, asked Californians "to ponder carefully whether the use of the death penalty makes our society safer."
He said "a moratorium is needed to evaluate whether the death penalty serves the common good and safeguards the dignity of human life. We are convinced that it does not."
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Life imprisonment without the possibility of parole "would have been a just and exacting punishment," he added.
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He told Schwarzenegger, who is Catholic, that Pope John Paul II "challenged all followers of Christ to be 'unconditionally pro-life.'"
"This is not about ideology, but a fundamental respect for life," Bishop DiMarzio said. "We do not believe that you can teach that killing is wrong by killing. We do not believe that you can defend life by taking life."
The afternoon before the execution, Schwarzenegger denied Williams' appeal for clemency saying in a statement that "without an apology and atonement for these senseless and brutal killings, there can be no redemption."
Williams, who co-founded the Crips, a violent criminal gang, maintained his innocence in the killings. During his 25 years in prison, Williams apologized for starting the Crips and actively worked to teach children about the dangers of gangs and violence. He co-wrote children's books about avoiding gangs, regularly spoke by phone to students, teachers and community groups, and was nominated several times for Nobel Prizes in literature and peace.
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It hurts. Not a sharp pain, more of a dull ache. A haunting that you slowly notice as the numbness fades away. A haunting of those desperate souls one tries so very hard to ignore when they are there before you.
Dirty, gnarled, even missing hands that press against the window of the van. Dark and insistent, sometimes pleading, sometimes indignant eyes staring right into you, deep into you, as you wait for the traffic to move on so they will give up on you.
I sit in a heavy traffic jam in a roundabout in Dhaka, Bangladesh. And once more the van is surrounded by beggars.
A mother with a naked baby, a woman who looks very old but probably isn't. A boy holding up another who has a huge growth on his abdomen. And others, all looking so desperate, so far from the image of God that they were created to be. And I want so hard to ignore them.
I just want them to go away.
But I've just read a friend's book about Matthew 25, the sheep and the goats, the day before arriving in Bangladesh. As it turns out, it's a rather convicting combination — the words of Jesus and a face-to-face encounter with the desperate poor. And so I have to do something.
I know it will bring even more desperate souls to our very stuck van, but I look to Thomas, the driver. He lowers the window a bit and I start to hand out Takas — 100 here, 10 there.
It doesn't really add up to much and I wonder why I haven't done this before. Perhaps because, before, I didn't have the image in my heart of Jesus saying,
"This is me. I am the hungry, I am the sick, I am the least of these. What will you do?"
I was also just so weary, returning to the hotel each night with images of the poor, of people robbed of health and hope and dignity. I was tired of feeling numb to it during the day, and haunted by it at night as I lay in bed wondering if I should have done something. It was eating away at me.
People weren't meant to live like this. And that, I think, is what Jesus was trying to get us to not only understand, but to feel and to feel deeply.
So the next day, here I am again. And like the day before, there are more heartbreaking scenes.
A young boy pushes a man who is not much more than a skeleton in a wheel chair. A woman with hollow, sunken eyes taps on my window, hoping for a moment of charity.
A man too sick to beg is sprawled face down in the dirt by the side of the road as streams of commuters walk around him. He doesn't move. He doesn't move at all.
And I find myself trying to be numb again. Somehow the fear has returned: If I help this one then the line will never stop.
Five thousand will line up and the loaves and fish will run out and I'll be left with nothing and still they will come. I don't know what to do with this. I don't know how to respond.
One day they are the image of Jesus. The next day His image slips away. And I realize the horror of those who will one day ask Jesus, "When did we see you hungry?"
There is great beauty, too, in Bangladesh. Beauty that contrasts so starkly with the sorrow. It highlights the injustice of poverty, the inequality of it all that conspires to destroy the lives of people created and loved by God.
That such sorrow continues to destroy so many lives is an affront to the One who created us all.
So how do we respond to such entrenched need? Such injustice? Because regardless of our politics or our theology, it is injustice that a child is born into extreme poverty.
It is injustice that he becomes sick and cannot afford to be treated. That his sickness leads to a disfigurement and his disfigurement leads to rejection. That he is doomed to a life of begging in the dust. And that nothing he can do can change that.
No matter what we might believe, this is not right. This is not fair.
And man, it all just aches inside — especially in the alone and quiet moments.
But if the choice is between the heartache or the numbness, we must choose the heartache. We must trust that it will lead us to a godly response and to the God who chose solidarity with "the least of these."
Because to protect ourselves with numbness is to surrender a vital part of our souls that a Christian cannot afford to forfeit. And to feel the ache compels us to ask some very hard questions.
Questions about how much we believe. Because, in the end, we should want our faith to be alive — and so the words of James haunt us through time: "Faith without works is dead" (see James 2:14-26).
It is so easy to argue away the theology when we are safe and comfortable in the pews of suburbia, but so much different on the streets of Dhaka — a place that cries out for the pure religion that God accepts.
I still wrestle with how I did not change the lives of so many of the people I came across in Bangladesh. How easy it is to judge the priest and the Levite until you are the one who comes across the man lying in the street (or tapping on the window).
And then, then it is so much easier to look away or to cross the street to the other side.
So while we may wish, in the moment, that these poor souls would just move on, that they would see us in our hurry and give up on us for someone more charitable, in the end it would be so very tragic if they — these souls who are so close to God's own heart — were to give up on us.
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European Cancer Congress 2015 (ECC 2015)
Vienna, Austria - 25 Sep - 29 Sep 2015
The European Cancer Congress (ECC 2015) – recognised as one of the premier, multidisciplinary cancer meetings in Europe – will combine the united efforts to continue improving the prevention, diagnosis, treatment and care of cancer patients.
Partner organisations include: ECCO, ESMO, ESTRO, ESSO, EACR, EONS, SIOPE, and represent a truly multidisciplinary approach to cancer treatment and care. Once again, the European Cancer Congress will provide ideal surroundings for participants to leverage knowledge, promote education and build awareness about oncology – placing the patient at the heart of all our efforts and discussions.
Register now for ECC 2015 Access the searchable programme
Key dates
|Early registration opens
|1 Oct 2014
|Abstract submission opens
|26 Jan 2015
|Early rate registration deadline
|8 Apr 2015
|Abstract submission deadline
|28 Apr 2015
|Fellowship grant application deadline
|29 Apr 2015
Messe Wien Exhibition & Congress Centre
Messeplatz 1
1021 Vienna, Austria
Mondial Congress & Events has been appointed the official local housing partner for the European Cancer Congress 2015. Book your accommodation here.
Conference Committees
Organising Committee
- Martine Piccart - Congress Chair, ECCO President
- Rolf A. Stahel - ESMO President
- Peter Naredi - Scientific Co-Chair
- Elisabeth De Vries - Scientific Co-Chair
- Christoph Zielinski - National Organising Committee Chair
- Wim J.G. Oyen - ECCO Treasurer
Executive Scientific Committee
- Peter Naredi - Scientific Co-Chair
- Elisabeth De Vries - Scientific Co-Chair
- Philip Poortmans - Radiation Oncology Vice Chair
- Richard Marais - Basic Science Vice Chair
- Martine Piccart - Congress Chair, ECCO President
- Rolf A. Stahel - ESMO President
- Christoph Zielinski - National Organising Committee Chair
View the full list of committees here.
Conference Secretariat
c/o ECCO - the European CanCer Organisation
E-mail: email@example.com