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Here's Tristan Mills with his first traditional buck harvest. Tristan tells us: "I rattled this small buck up and he walked to the base of my tree! Had to wait for him to turn and leave and I ended up shooting him quartering at about three yards! This was my first buck with a bow and arrow." Equipment Used: 60" Stalker Stickbow Coyote 45# 150gr Magnus Stinger 4 blade broadhead 35/55 Gold Tip Traditional Arrows
Here's Brett King with a nice buck.
Thomas Sproles shares this picture of a great 10 point 265 lb. Buckeye Buck he harvested at 12 yards. Equipment Used: Tomahawk Diamond series Thunderstorm 55lbs draw Woodsman Elite 200 grains
Here's Michael Arnette with a nice Oklahoma buck. Equipment Used: TallTines 69# @28" GoldTip 95/95 Muzzy Phantom 220 Gr.
Luke Bench shows off his recent Woodsman Elite harvests! Luke tells us: "Thanks to the Woodsman Elite broadhead I had full pass through on the doe double lung shot. She made it about 40 yards and crashed. Used the exact same broadhead to shoot the buck. The buck was a lung shot and made it about 60 yards. These broads are extremely DEADLY!!! I love them." Equipment Used: 50# 1970's Bear Grizzly Recurve my grandfather gave me 29" Gold Tip Traditional arrows with 100gr brass inserts 175gr Woodsman Elite Broadheads
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If You Build It, Will They Come?
Shown above is a picture of two things Atlanta will soon have and not have. I will leave it to you to guess the obvious.
Before I go into this opinion peace, I want to post a disclaimer: I believe in all kinds of transit, no matter where it goes. If it serves a purpose, turns a profit, and brings peace to whomever passes through or whomever arrives, I stand firm to welcome it.
When Atlanta was nicknamed "The City Too Busy To Hate", I don't think anyone counted 'argumentative' as a offspring of hate. That seems to be the case ever since the Atlanta BeltLine released its comprehensive Streetcar expansion plan to the streetcars that they don't yet seem to uh…have. I say that not to be negative, but to really get everyone to look at this with a bigger picture of this burgeoning "Streetcar" Network in Atlanta. Where did it come from? Where is it going, and why can we not agree on where to put it?
A big complaint from streetcar opponents (some of which don't hold a City of Atlanta address) is that they still won't go anywhere, even after east-west connector routes were put in for the 1st, 3rd, and 4th Phases of the plan. Peachtree Street, they say; put it where it belongs on the main thoroughfare! Okay…let's look at that. I tout the Peachtree plan as the one the Feds didn't think was worthy enough to debut in Atlanta or the one that doesn't seem practical enough because A) There's a huge heavy rail running right under most of it, B) The Peachtree Street corridor runs through 2 of Atlanta's most walkable neighborhoods. C) The 110 Bus Route runs down the whole corridor, and D) In what way are we really ready to tear up Atlanta's most famous street?
Another point against the Peachtree Streetcar is of whom will patronize it. Who do you think uses the one in the picture above? Definitely not the guys or gals in suits but the ones in Bermuda shorts and fanny packs admiring how long the skyline goes on and on and on…It's mainly a big reason everyone is counting against the current streetcar because it will just be an extension of the tourist bubble that covers pretty much the western half of 'Downton Abblanta'. It's going to bring other forms of change. Believe me. Sadly, those people who make the Peachtree argument didn't like the Auburn/Edgewood Streetcar. Although they forget there's a huge university, trauma center, and about 20,000 of my closest friends here. (not to mention an even growing neighborhood in the shadows who will soon receive the first phase of the next expansion). Who do they expect? Most tourists are even scared to take actual MARTA, even though the residents probably share the same sentiment. So are you really going to step foot on that vehicle if it does go down Peachtree, or will you hear it from your distant cousin who visited that one time who swears by the streetcar?
I also look at much fault at putting a streetcar down Peachtree because it still does not create a vehicle for MOVEMENT. The BeltLine is supposed to be about MOVING. That less than three mile trek won't really put you anywhere else that you couldn't get by any other MARTA vehicle, or better yet, by your own two feet! (I've done the walk. It's not that bad.) But it does not do what the North Avenue/Hollowell Parkway line would do, what the 10th Street Line would do, and that is send you through different neighborhoods with a notion that you will end up in a place totally different then where you got on without having to switch vehicles. Point blank and simple. Just as an aside, because Andres Duany recommends something, it doesn't always mean we should do it.
I want everyone to stop the arguing about the streetcar because the reality of it is that it won't even be up until the late summer. So we really don't even know how this one will perform, or if it will. Again, not being pessimistic, but realistic. I will be excited for yet another mode of transport, but I have had it to here with the back and forth about something that isn't even a reality yet. You don't know how excited I was to see the poles and lines being put up from my return from New Orleans. Atlanta has to work on this idea of comprehensive planning again. We still cannot grasp that concept. Just like our addiction to tearing down fairly-new stadiums or erecting parking decks that look like actual buildings. Until we can evaluate this one, let's calmly plan for the future, but in a practical sense.
The Howell Mill Conundrum
I think that we can all safely say that we like going to Howell Mill. There's a slew of activity at the beginning of the road, in the middle, and even at the end of the stretch. We don't, however, like TRAVELING down Howell Mill. Some points make it impossible to believe that there could be something done about the corridor. But there is something to really be done that does not involve transportation:
I do agree that this is a little conservative for my nature, and totally not in my best judgment, but for the past few weeks, I have seen nothing but new projects in not only the most traffic-choked, but the most densely-spaced areas, whether it be the new Jimmy John's near Chattahoochee Avenue, the new Elon Apartments opposite White Provision, the new apartments next to Chick-Fil-A, as well as the new apartments Perennial is building near Bishop Street (are we starting to get the picture??) I don't think a single one of these units will forgo parking infrastructure for their perspective residents nor are there alternative plans for transit vehicles to shuffle people up and down the "sometimes" three-lane artery, but in my perspective, these new developments are going to do nothing but make this area undesirable.
My solution? The mighty Bus Number 12 that heads between Midtown and Cumberland keeps its ridership heavy at all times of the day. Perhaps a little spur could help entice locals that MARTA might be the DJ that saved their life. Imagine what wonders a Number 12 Spur from Five Points up Marietta then to the Howell Mill spur could do. It might even be MARTA's next attempt at Bus Rapid Transit if they consider shifting the route from going through residential Buckhead. Seriously, do we know anyone who rides the bus from there? Also, far fetched, but it could be reality, what if there was a light rail line that ran under the road connecting Howell Mil both north and south of the Waterworks? Someone has to un-congest Howell Junction one of these days…
All that I am saying is that Howell Mill, I believe, has met its capacity for the moment. If we could slow down the development for a while and focus on some alternatives or traffic calming methods, we can see property values actually reflect what they're worth about now. But right now, Howell Mill is, and until they put in work, will be a hot mess of a road. It will be a REALLY looooong summer. Better have a good radio station on your dial.
Snow-induced worker shortage slowed MARTA, but didn't stop it
I think this article is fantastic. And I'm opposed to the AJC firewall, since the awesome quote by Chief Operating Officer Rich Krisak isn't out there more in the universe, so I'm posting it here for your reading glory:
By Andria Simmons – The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
As the roads and interstates that snake through metro Atlanta sat paralyzed in last week's frigid grip, MARTA, for the most part, kept moving.
No, the mass transit authority wasn't unscathed by the three days of ice and snow. Trains ran less frequently because many MARTA employees couldn't make it in through the epic gridlock, and bus service was canceled entirely one day because it was unsafe to go out on the road.
"Staff doesn't have a supersecret highway to drive to work on," said MARTA Chief Operating Officer Rich Krisak.
But while leaders in Georgia — from Gov. Nathan Deal to Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed to Georgia Emergency Management Director Charley English — are under a microscope over their handling of the crisis, MARTA decision-makers are largely out of the spotlight.
"The ice storm was a difficult set of circumstances for every governmental entity throughout metro Atlanta, and MARTA was no different," said state Sen. Mike Jacobs, R-Brookhaven, the MARTA oversight committee chairman and a critic of the agency in the past. "I don't think it is appropriate to lay any blame at MARTA's feet."
Riders' reviews about service were mixed.
Bibiana Antoine, 35, waited an hour and fifteen minutes at the Buckhead Station for a train to her Ellenwood home Tuesday night. She said MARTA did an "OK job" but "the trains were a little bit slow."
Blogger and digital strategist Jared Degnan, 33, of Midtown Atlanta, called his transit system experience on Tuesday night "absolutely flawless."
Degnan said he usually only rides MARTA to sporting events or The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Peachtree Road Race. But after it took him three and a half hours to travel a quarter-mile in his car Tuesday afternoon in the Perimeter Mall area, a light bulb went off.
He saw the Dunwoody MARTA station. He pulled off the road, parked and hopped onto a train less than five minutes later. Within 40 minutes, he was walking through his door.
"Though MARTA won't be my primary mode of transportation, I have to say I am going to use it much more often," Degnan wrote on his "Just Friggin' Peachy" blog.
MARTA instituted a weekend schedule as metro Atlanta became increasingly snowbound Tuesday and kept it going through Thursday. On weekends the wait time between trains is 10 to 20 minutes, versus a regular weekday wait time of 7.5 to 15 minutes.
Seventeen trains are needed on a typical weekend schedule. But because some train operators were unable to make it to work during the "snowpocalypse," waits were extended by five to 10 minutes across the system, Krisak said — although some riders, such as Antoine, waited for far longer.
Buses were a bigger challenge. Weather-related gridlock stranded bus drivers and their passengers Tuesday, and service was eliminated entirely Wednesday, although about a third of MARTA's typical weekday bus-driving crew had made it in.
There are 91 bus routes on a typical weekday, Krisak said, adding that the 142 drivers who made it to work Wednesday would have been enough to operate at least 27 core routes serving area hospitals, industry/service centers and the airport.
But as that day dawned, officials learned 102 buses and 22 mobility vans were already stranded around the metro area. So MARTA, after consulting with the Georgia Department of Transportation, decided not to doom any more vehicles and passengers.
The transit authority operated 39 priority bus routes by Thursday and resumed normal operations on Friday.
Service frequency, however, wasn't the only complaint. Riders cited a lack of communication about wait times at some station platforms, confusing signage, and announcements over speakers that were too garbled to comprehend.
Robbie Ashe, MARTA board chairman, said he expects to be briefed at a board meeting this week about what went wrong and lessons that could be learned.
"We continue to strive to improve our signage and in-station communications," Ashe said. "That's true on a regular day. Under stressful circumstances, I can certainly understand why people would want us to do even more."
Krisak said an effort to replace the 30-year-old public address system is already under way. A contractor will be selected this summer, he said, and new message signs and speakers will be installed in phases over the next three to five years.
As for workers who couldn't make it in, they will not be faulted or disciplined, Krisak said. In at least 84 cases, MARTA police went to essential employees' homes to provide transportation, and many workers stayed and slept in buses, trains and station facilities so they could keep the mass transit system running.
The chief operating officer also noted that MARTA contended not only with ice on Tuesday but fire — specifically a rail car fire that stymied trips just as the snow started falling around midday.
The flare-up, caused by a mechanical problem, was small enough to be quashed with a fire extinguisher. But the entire system was shut down in the vicinity of the Five Points Station while all six cars on the train were inspected, Krisak said, causing a major disruption of service on the north-south lines for about three hours.
Staff writer Dan Chapman contributed to this article.
Ridership numbers for Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of storm week versus the corresponding three days of the preceding week.
Bus Ridership
Jan. 28 — 88,556 versus Jan. 21 — 149,801
Jan. 29 — N/A versus Jan. 22 — 142,773
Jan. 30 — 27,309 versus Jan. 23 — 148,122
Rail Ridership
Jan. 28 — 156,886 versus Jan. 21 — 163,507
Jan. 29 — 43,011 versus Jan. 22 — 154,289
Jan. 30 — 82,688 versus Jan. 23 — 160,700
Source: MARTA
Where is CCTgirl?
This post is long overdue, but here it is. For those of you who don't follow me on Twitter and who don't know, I've moved to DC to accept what's turning out to be the best job ever. I'm now the transportation policy manager for a small consulting firm. So you're not did of me just yet. I'll still host MARTArocks! And I'll still post, but I'm going to need my other friends to pick up some of the local slack, and so far,
they're doing a bang-up job.
So look for us to get a more national spin. And a lot of WMATA whining.
PS I don't want to hear any slack about not being able to call myself "CCT" girl anymore.
TSPLOST 2.0 – maybe one day we'll get transportation options
I'm glad to see that the UrbanCommuter wrote such a lovely post on snowpocalypse 2014 (but I disagree on not blaming Nathan Deal. Blame him. Blame him like he's a red-headed step child and then elect Jason Carter as your next governor, Georgia.) While the city was falling apart and sleeping on the roads, I think many of you might have missed the announcement of the TSPLOST 2.0 Wednesday morning, on the cusp of the natural disaster that had the Twitterverse demanding another go at the transportation funding mechanism the region decided it didn't need just 1.5 very short years ago.
BFFs the Sierra Club and Tea Party joined forces with the business community to form yet another unholy alliance called PolicyBest, this time led by the brilliant Charlie Harper of the Peach Pundit to demand a go at a smaller scale TSPLOST 2.0 and the unrealistic goal of diverting the 4th penny of the gas tax or of the already underfunded general fund and back to transportation, where it belongs. (Holy run on sentance!) I told Charlie that I hope he proves me wrong on my jaded disbelief that the legislature will never give up the 4th penny, but the Sierra Club has been demanding that as long as I've been advocating for transit and they haven't made any progress yet. Keep in mind that if that does happen, transit is excluded from access to the current gas tax funds, by state law, so that would have to be a part of the deal for it to be a good deal.
TSPLOST 2.0 has some passing potential in that it would allow votes in much smaller regions, two or more counties or municipalities, and could mean fractional sales taxes, a much easier pill for voters to swallow. This legislative session has already given us HB 195, proving this ability for areas to begin planning their own mind – TSPLOST, should it pass this year. But with elections looming this fall, don't hold your breath for a productive session.
The pessimistic in me needs to point out that even when this all comes to be (because I think it will, in the 2015 session unless Deal starts putting his weight behind this to make up for Snowpocalypse) that the liklihood of these mini – TSPLOSTs furthering the cause of transit is pretty slim unless we demand it and pray every night and wish upon every birthday candle and penny on the ground for it. And it still keeps us years behind where we would have been if TSPLOST 1.0 would have passed. But hey, I'll be tickled pink if I'm proven wrong.
In Defense of Mayor Reed, Governor Deal, GDOT, etc, etc, etc.
Before anyone can even begin pointing fingers at Mayor Reed, Governor Deal, GDOT, and whoever else is out there I recommend we start passing out some individual mirrors. Not to everyone. Mainly just to the 67% of the metro that voted down TSPLOST a year and a half ago and anyone else that may have been against it. Now we know a rail line to Cumberland wouldn't have been built by yesterday if we passed it, but we might at least have the reassurance that what happened yesterday may be less and less likely to happen over the years as our transit network and walkability could have expanded. Unfortunately the entire political regime of metro Atlanta has had to go on the defensive.
But see it wasn't Reed who was at fault here. No, the City of Atlanta isn't responsible for the miles and miles of interstates that spawn out from our city center. And Deal can't be held to blame for even more reasons. GDOT did a fine job. They can't necessarily clear roads that are jam packed with cars. The meteorologists gave us the heads up for days, whether the term was watch or warning, the signs were there. Maybe the schools could have cancelled earlier, but even pointing the fingers at them ignores the root of the problem. Kasim Reed, Nathan Deal, and the GDOT didn't tell 4 out of every 5 residents of metro Atlanta to live in auto dependent sprawl heaven.
Let me preface this for a second because I am sure that the rest of what I say is likely to piss a few people off. I do feel bad for many of those that were stranded last night, mainly the children. As for the others, not quite as much. Because regardless of how one does or doesn't feel about TSPLOST, mass transit, Democrat, or Republican, the decision of over 5 million of our 5.4 million residents to live in areas that are entirely automobile dependent was solely theirs. It is not intended to sound mean or callous, it is just the truth. And while we all hoped to not have something like this happen because we knew this is exactly what it would bring, be it 2" of snow or a zombie apocalypse, it did. I am not one of those paranoid people that would compare this to some hypothetical disaster emergency like a nuclear attack or some cheesy early 2000's disaster movie, as a means for sweeping changes. But this was a pretty damn big deal that exposed the flaws of not our politicians, but of our built environment. To a point that may have never been as far reaching and clear as this one.
By rejecting alternative modes of transportation and the improvement of our built environment and planning, this was the bed we made and last night tens of thousands (if not more) of residents had the opportunity to spend a long night in it. Is transit perfect? Nope. We saw the minor glitch at Five Points yesterday, but once that was over those cozy warm trains were zipping around the city for the rest of the day. Clearly the buses were not as efficient. I had to abandon mine on Peachtree and walk about a mile and half home in the snow. Was it fun? No (well kind of, I terribly miss a good snow). But that wasn't transit's fault, That was the mass exodus from Atlanta clogging the streets. But it also spoke to the intent of this post. Options. I had options. I have a car, but fortunately chose not to use it. So my second option was a bus. And when that didn't work I was in close enough proximity to my home with quality sidewalks and safe streets that allowed me to make the trek. Either way, I wasn't going to be abandoned, stuck, stranded, or whatever other word people have been applying to their own self inflicted misery.
And transit isn't the only solution to this. It is better school siting and planning. Placing oversized storage sheds as schools away from community centers with access only via bus and private automobile does us no good either. Because as we saw last night, those schools, often serviced by one way in and one way out, create chaos in emergency situations, particularly when their parents who need to come pick them up have only one way in and one way out of their employment center (the interstates). What if half of those kids could have walked home by attending a school that is located in the center of a real community with safe streets to walk on? They wouldn't have been sleeping in gyms, busses, and being transported to fire stations. Parents wouldn't have had to rush out of work to go pick them up. What if in the heart of that suburban community was a transit station that connected directly to the employment centers of Midtown, Downtown, Buckhead, and the Perimeter so that those parents could have left their cars in place that day and hopped on the train? The answer to that is, we wouldn't be a national embarrassment as we are right now. We wouldn't be scrambling to blame this governor, or that mayor, or any of the other myriad of organizations that actually did a mighty fine job with the resources they are allotted.
Will we learn from this? Not at all. We had a minor version of this in 2011. What did we learn? Increase the number of plows and spreaders from 4 to over 30. This time around we will probably up that number from 30 to 100. And the results will be the same. In my fantasy world we would be smarter than that. We would be bringing together mayors, commissioners and the governor to beginning crafting transportation and walkability solutions that not only help in a once a decade (though I think this is now twice) snow storm, but enhance our everyday life. Provide us with options on how to commute from school and work, and from city to suburb. Solutions that do not require paving over the rest of the region, nor would they require transforming Marietta into Midtown. But for now that will remain fantasy, and the reality will be everyone attempting to point their fingers at everyone else, ignoring that they dug their own mess.

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Hey, Anthony J. G.Overview
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Anthony J. G Hey
The new quantum universe
by Anthony J. G Hey
26 editions published between 1987 and 2006 in English and held by 1,649 WorldCat member libraries worldwide This new edition includes a host of new discoveries made in the field of quantum mechanics since 1987. It also looks ahead at the anticipated nanotechnology revolution, describing quantum cryptography, quantum computing & quantum teleportation
Einstein's mirror
by Anthony J. G Hey
15 editions published between 1996 and 1997 in English and Undetermined and held by 1,567 WorldCat member libraries worldwide "The young Einstein was haunted by a strange thought: would his image appear in a mirror whilst he and the mirror were moving at the speed of light? His questions were resolved with the creation of the theory of special relativity. Einstein's Mirror is a book on relativity with a difference. Following the successful format of their earlier book, The Quantum Universe, the authors blend a simple, non-mathematical account of the underlying theory of special relativity and gravitation with a description of the way these theories have been triumphantly supported by experiment." "Final-year students at school, general readers with an interest in science and undergraduates in science subjects will all be able to enjoy and benefit from this novel exposition."--Jacket
Gauge theories in particle physics : a practical introduction
by Ian Johnston Rhind Aitchison
74 editions published between 1981 and 2013 in English and Undetermined and held by 1,250 WorldCat member libraries worldwide "This book provides an accessible, practical and comprehensive introduction to the three gauge theories of the 'standard model' of particle physics: quantum electrodynamics (QED), quantum chromodynamics (QCD) and the electroweak theory. For each of them, the authors provide a thorough discussion of the main conceptual points; a detailed exposition of many practical calculations of physical quantities; and a comparison of these quantitative predictions with experimental results. For this two-volume third edition, much of the book has been re-written to reflect developments over the last decade, both in the curricula of university courses, and in particle physics research. On the one hand, substantial new material has been introduced which is intended for use in undergraduate physics courses. New introductory chapters provide a precise historical account of the properties of quarks and leptons, and a qualitative overview of the quantum field description of their interactions, at a level appropriate to third year courses. The chapter on relativistic quantum mechanics has been enlarged and is supplemented by additional sections on scattering theory and Green functions, in a form appropriate to fourth year courses. On the other hand, since precision experiments now test the theories beyond lowest order in perturbation theory, an understanding of the data requires a more sophisticated knowledge of quantum field theory, including ideas of renormalisation. The treatment of quantum field theory has therefore been considerably extended so as to provide a uniquely accessible and self-contained introduction to quantum field dynamics, as described by Feynman graphs. The level is suitable for advanced fourth year undergraduates and first year graduates. These developments are all contained in the first volume, which ends with a discussion of higher order corrections in QED; the second volume is devoted to the non-Abelian gauge theories of QCD and the electroweak theory. As in the first two editions, emphasis is placed throughout on developing realistic calculations from a secure physical and conceptual basis."--BOOK JACKET (V.1)
Feynman lectures on computation
by Richard P Feynman
34 editions published between 1996 and 2000 in English and Undetermined and held by 1,218 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Feynman's philosophy of learning and discovery comes through strongly in these lectures. He constantly points out the benefits of playing around with concepts and working out solutions to problems on your own - before looking at the back of the book for the answers. As Feynman says in the lectures: "If you keep proving stuff that others have done, getting confidence, increasing the complexities of your solutions - for the fun of it - then one day you'll turn around and discover that nobody actually did that one! And that's the way to become a computer scientist."
Grid computing making the global infrastructure a reality
by Fran Berman
18 editions published between 2003 and 2005 in English and held by 978 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Grid computing is applying the resources of many computers in a network to a single problem at the same time Grid computing appears to be a promising trend for three reasons: its ability to make more cost-effective use of a given amount of computer resources; as a way to solve problems that can't be approached without an enormous amount of computing power; and because it suggests that the resources of many computers can be cooperatively and perhaps synergistically harnessed and managed as a collaboration toward a common objective. This book features contributions from the major players in the field and covers all aspects of grid technology from motivation to applications. It provides an extensive state-of-the-art guide in grid computing and is essential reading for researchers in computing and engineering, physicists, statisticians, engineers and mathematicians and IT policy makers
The quantum universe
by Anthony J. G Hey
21 editions published between 1986 and 1997 in English and held by 901 WorldCat member libraries worldwide The Quantum Universe is the first popular book to give a non-mathematical pictorial account of quantum physics, the foundation of our current understanding of nature. For so long the province of mathematicians and physicists alone, the beauty and significance of quantum mechanics has remained hidden to the nonspecialist. Yet its impact on technology has been enormous. The modern electronics industry with the silicon chip that has revolutionised so many aspects of modern life owes its existence to an understanding of the quantum nature of semiconductors. The text explains exactly what quantum mechanics is in a simple nonmathematical way, and is complemented throughout by many superb colour and black-and-white photographs illustrating the varied facets of quantum phenomena. The Quantum Universe will provide a fascinating and accessible introduction to one of the most important scientific disciplines of the twentieth century. Final-year students at school, general readers with an interest in science, and undergraduates in science subjects will all be able to enjoy and benefit from this novel exposition
Gauge theories in particle physics a practical introduction
by Ian Johnston Rhind Aitchison
13 editions published between 2003 and 2013 in English and held by 513 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Provides a practical introduction to the three gauge theories of the standard model of particle physics, quantum electrodynamics, quantum chromodynamics and the electroweak theory
Feynman and computation : exploring the limits of computers
18 editions published between 1998 and 2002 in English and English, Middle and held by 388 WorldCat member libraries worldwide "Richard P. Feynman made profoundly important and prescient contributions to the physics of computing, notably with his seminal articles "There's Plenty of Room at the Bottom" and "Simulating Physics with Computers." These two provocative papers (both reprinted in this volume) anticipated, decades before their time, several breakthroughs that have since become fields of science in their own right, such as nanotechnology and the newest, perhaps most exciting area of physics and computer science, quantum computing." "Both a tribute to Feynman and a new exploration of the limits of computers by some of today's most influential scientists, Feynman and Computation continues the pioneering work started by Feynman and published by him in his own Lectures on Computation. This new computation volume consists of both original chapters and reprints of classic papers by leaders in the field. Feynman and Computation will generate great interest from the scientific community and provide essential background for further work in this field."--BOOK JACKET
The fourth paradigm : data-intensive scientific discovery
by Anthony J. G Hey
10 editions published between 1976 and 2009 in English and held by 203 WorldCat member libraries worldwide "This collection of essays expands on the vision of pioneering computer scientist Jim Gray for a new, fourth paradigm of discovery based on data-intensive science."--Page 4 of cover
Portability and performance for parallel processing
6 editions published in 1994 in English and held by 130 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Mathematics of Computing -- Parallelism
Quantenuniversum : die Welt der Wellen und Teilchen
by Anthony J. G Hey
6 editions published between 1987 and 1998 in German and Undetermined and held by 117 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Phenomenology in particle physics, 1971; proceedings
by Conference on Phenomenology in Particle Physics
1 edition published in 1971 in English and held by 49 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Ai yin si tan de jing zi
by Hai en
1 edition published in 2003 in Chinese and held by 39 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Gauge theories in particle physics : a practical introduction
by Ian Johnston Rhind Aitchison
7 editions published between 2004 and 2013 in English and held by 28 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Phenomenology in particle physics 1971 : proceedings of the Conference held at the California Institute of Technology March 25 and 26, 1971
2 editions published in 1971 in English and held by 15 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Three particle phase shift analysis and meson resonance production : proceedings of the Daresbury study Weekend, 1-2 February, 1975
5 editions published in 1975 in English and held by 15 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Gauge theories in particle physics a practical introduction. Vol. 2, Non-Abelian gauge theories : QCD and the electroweak theory
by Ian Johnston Rhind Aitchison
3 editions published between 2003 and 2004 in English and held by 12 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Conferencias sobre computación
by Richard P Feynman
3 editions published in 2003 in Spanish and held by 11 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
El universo cuántico
by Anthony J. G Hey
2 editions published in 1989 in Spanish and held by 10 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Non-Abelian gauge theories : QCD and the electroweak theory
by Ian J. R Aitchison
3 editions published between 2003 and 2004 in English and held by 7 WorldCat member libraries worldwide more
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Olin College Graduate Awarded Fulbright Scholarship
Recent Olin College graduate Steven Zhang will study alongside Professor Jiaping Wu, an expert in resource management, at Zhejiang University in one of the programs´ most competitive countries, China.
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Steven Zhang, a recent graduate of Olin College, has been selected to receive a U.S. Fulbright Scholarship — the largest U.S. international exchange program — for study in one of the programs´ most competitive countries, China. Zhang, an electrical and computer engineering major at Olin and member of the Class of 2012, will use the opportunity to do research next fall with Professor Jiaping Wu, an expert in resource management at Zhejiang University in Hangzhou (about 110 miles southwest of Shanghai). His research will examine the circular economy model of manufacturing firms in Zhejiang province.
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"Oakdale Foundation has been serving adults with special needs for over 30 years. Individuals who life at Oakdale have an independent apartment living life-style. Their homes are beautiful and well maintained, located on lovely residential streets in the Berkshires of Massachusetts. Our goal is to help establish quality of live through independent decision making for every person we serve. The exercise of an individual's control over his or her life has been the cornerstone of Oakdale's existence. People at Oakdale have a broad range of behavioral, emotional and mental challenges for which we have successfully provided supportive services. Our support in all the critical areas of life, including job placement and training, education, medical or psychiatric care, are done in a nonintrusive and effective manner. We welcome your inquiries. You may visit the facility and/or speak with current parents.
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American Addiction Centers
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"American Addiction Centers is a national behavioral healthcare provider focused on addiction treatment and rehabilitation. Our staff, which includes expert drug addiction specialists, seasoned physicians and caring therapists, is dedicated to providing our patients with the absolute best, proven methods of treatment and rehabilitation. Our facilities, located across the country, offer unmatched integrated programs and services that honor mind, body and soul. Effective addiction recovery incorporates comprehensive treatment focused on uncovering and addressing the roots of addiction. Whether it's in our initial clinical assessments, medically supervised detox, residential rehabilitation or aftercare, our team is present for and committed to each step of the recovery process for every individual. We welcome you to explore American Addiction Centers, where you can find hope today.
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Holistix By The Sea
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The Treatment Today Addiction Center
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Holistix Mental Health Program
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Teens & Adolescent Residential Treatment Centers Teen Treatment Centers in Sheffield provide evidence-based treatment programs that help your teen heal from substance abuse, addiction, depression, and more. At a teen residential treatment center Sheffield, teenagers experience the most successful elements of mental health, addiction, and drug abuse programs. Teenagers learn to take charge of their lives and become responsible, contributing adults whether they are dealing with the true disease of addiction, struggling with mild to moderate mental health issues or just need a helping hand. Adolescents and teens, who are suffering from a drug addiction or alcohol addiction, require special care and professional treatment that addresses their particular physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual development levels. Teens dealing with a drug or alcohol addiction benefit from leaving their current environment and entering a safe, controlled treatment environment with others of their same age and gender. At an adolescent treatment center Sheffield teens receive an accurate drug and alcohol assessment that addresses co-occurring psychiatric disorders and increasingly complicated family needs. Safe medical detoxification services are available for patients who may need medical supervision during withdrawal. Adolescent and teen addiction treatment programs address negative patterns and behaviors such as alcohol and drug use, abuse and dependency; co-occurring psychiatric issues; family conflict; low self-esteem or self-loathing; self-injurious behaviors; and anger in group, individual, and family counseling sessions. The best Teen Treatment Centers in Sheffield can provide the help your struggling teen needs.
Inpatient or Outpatient Treatment INPATIENT TREATMENT: WHAT'S INVOLVED? Residential Inpatient treatment in Sheffield usually consists of 24 hour care at a live-in facility. Full treatment services, including medical and behavioral therapy are provided all at one location near Sheffield. Medical supervision is generally placed over each resident. In drug treatment centers, clients can detox safely. In eating disorder centers in Sheffield, residential programs enable effective monitoring of the client's health during the treatment program. Inpatient care offers a structured atmosphere and allows the client and providers to focus on physical and psychological healing. OUTPATIENT TREATMENT: WHAT'S INVOLVED? Outpatient treatment programs in Sheffield or clinics provide flexibility to those who are unable to take time away from their regular lives, work or school. Programs typically meet at the clinic a couple of times every week for a few hours at a time. Because clients are living away from the centers, outpatient facilities in Sheffield are less able to focus on medical conditions and nutritional needs. Certain programs provide a combination of the in/out approach: Inpatient for medical stabilization, partial hospitalization for moderate cases, intensive outpatient programs, and outpatient clinics for follow-up. |


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This was the third destination within a month, you can imagine how tiring it can be. Traveling to exotic destinations to shoot a wedding is not fun and games as one would expect just by looking at the photos. Imagine lugging a thirty pound bag with you at all times, that is not what I call a vacation. However, when you have a couple like Sunny and Marjorie, work becomes easy, and there's nothing else you'd rather be doing than taking photographs of a fun group of misfits. I will let the photos do the talking.
Sunny enjoys photography too and he had imagined a specific shot he thought would've been cool if I took during the reception. Instead of telling me what his idea was, he just positioned himself to be at the right place at the right moment. The idea was during the father and bride dance to have the groom visible standing in the background. Lo and behold, I saw the opportunity and took the shot. It was after he saw the photo that Sunny told me he thought of the same shot. The point of the story is, even though the bride and groom should "ignore" the photographer and be natural, it also helps to be mindful to help create the opportunities for certain shots to be taken. Beautiful photographs are a two way collaboration between the subject and photographer.
The week after Grand Bahama trip, I flew to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico for another destination wedding. I made the trip out with my friend James Jeon who is quickly becoming a great cinematographer for all sorts of events and projects. The trip was an adventure exploring the local town, trying tacos from all over the place, driving into a desert, finding local beaches, and go-karting all with the help of James' fluent Spanish. The wedding was also followed by a Trash the Dress session the next day. We took a boat out to Lover's Beach and without a dock, we had to jump into the water by the beach to get ashore. This is quite scary when you have two DSLR bodies to carry with you and the boat is rocking up and down a few feet at a time! It was a great trip, but I have to say, I like Tex-Mex food in the states better!
This year has been fruitful with the amount of destination weddings and paid travels, although it's not even over yet. Destination weddings are my favorite because they are both scenic and very low key, a perfect combination. My first stop this year was Grand Bahama, Bahamas. When I see a pool next to the reception area, I know there's going to be some body-throwing-wet-clothing-drinking-pool action at the end of the night – I just pray nobody is drunk enough to push the photographer into the action.
I always provide the destination couple with an optional Trash the Dress session during the trip. Might as well make the most use of the dress and location while you're there. Mad props to the bride who made the dive for the football at the end.
You know you're in a good place when all the vehicle license plates are tagged with "One Happy Island." Aruba is known for the dry weather and not affected by the hurricane season. I had the best Surf n' Turf dinner in Aruba and I can't wait for the next one. I promise myself I will have a destination wedding of my own to avoid all the unimportant guests, uninteresting rituals and traditions, and cookie cutter reception halls.
I've been to the Rockhouse twice and it is by far one of my favorite destination wedding locations. A beach wedding can be anywhere and look all the same, but the Rockhouse is so unique and secluded, it seems like a world in it's own.
These photos were taken last year, however I never got a chance to edit them until now. You might have seen the scenery photos from my old Xanga post.
The Maldives is definitely the furthest place I've traveled for a photo assignment. A Beijing couple was referred to me by an acquaintance and they wanted a "U.S. photographer" rather than the cheesy studio glamour photos. They found this island through a wedding convention in China. Kani is one of hundreds of tiny islands that form the Maldives in the middle of the Indian Ocean just south of India. You could consider this a "trash the dress" session, two years after they've been married.
All photos were taken with natural lighting, with a Canon 1D Mark IIN, 50mm, 24-70mm, and 70-200mm.
This was my first wedding in Aruba, and definitely not the last. I am heading over there again in two weeks. The one thing I remember the most was how good their surf and turf was. When it comes to outdoor evening receptions, I actually wish for a videographer's tungsten lamp. It adds a dynamic light that can be offset from the camera. Sure you could bring your own flash and stand, but that's kinda hard with a destination wedding.
There have been a good amount of weddings nowadays that don't follow the tradition of bride and groom separated until the ceremony. There are a few reasons why this happens, and there are also advantages and disadvantages. The first and most practical reason is scheduling. When you have a tight schedule between the ceremony and reception, it leaves little time for formal portraits sometimes, so you are forced to take them while there is still day light, before the ceremony. The second reason is sometimes the couples just don't care about certain traditions, and they don't want to go through more trouble trying to hide from each other than not. The practical advantage of having formal sessions before the ceremony is to "get it over with." I also like that feeling because for me, the formal session may be the most stressful part of the day. It feels great to know after all that posing, I can continue my photo journalistic style. The disadvantage I see that might occur during such early formal sessions is the lack of "fun factor" to the photos. You can't trash your attire before the ceremony, so you have to be extra careful. It is also too early during the day to take high-energy photos, and you don't carry over that "woohoo! the ceremony is over!" feeling/energy/vibe-instead you might still have butterflies. Fortunately with this crowd, there was no problem with them getting wild and dangerous during the "formal" session before the late afternoon ceremony. Not to mention, we were in Aruba. It was like shooting monkeys in their natural habitats.
This is my second time back at the Rockhouse hotel in Negril Jamaica for a wedding. It's a beautiful location, but I personally still prefer dry, cool weather myself. It was easier this time due to previous experience of this location, 2 more years of photography experience since the last trip, and newer equipment. However long ago the first wedding may be, I definitely think Derek and Sherry's photos will live up to my expectations for many years to come. The following photos are just scenic photos the day before the wedding, captured with Canon 5D & 16-35mm 2.8L II. This may be the only time I've taken scenery photos with people.


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