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Students from Eastern Alamance High School swept the high-school level competition at the Alamance-Burlington School System's Science Fair.
Students in grades 3 through 12 competed after winning honors at the school level. The systemwide competition included 54 elementary school projects and 49 middle and high school projects.
Here is a list of winners:
High schools
Each of the following winners are Eastern students. Grand-prize winners will compete in February at a regional science fair in Winston-Salem.
Biological category/Group A (animal science, medicine, health and microbiology):
- Grand prize: Hunter Everett
- First prize: Madison Ayers
- Second prize: Mercedes Fisher
Biological category/Group B (cellular plants, molecular biology, biochemistry, and behavioral and social science):
- Grand prize: Callie Walters
- First prize: Eric Foster
- Honorable mention: Kathy Horner
Chemistry category:
- Grand prize: Eric Fenton
- First prize: Mason Hudson
Earth/environmental category:
- Grand prize: Meredith Scott
- Honorable mention: Marissa Solomon-McRoy
Physical category:
- Grand prize: Hadleigh Loy
- First prize: Joshua Casey
Middle schools
Grand-prize winners will compete in February at a regional science fair in Winston-Salem.
Biological category/Group A (includes animal science, medicine, health and microbiology:
- Grand prize: Nicholas Khorozov, Southern Middle School
- First price: Madison Sifford, Southern Middle School
Biological category/Group B (includes cellular plants, molecular biology, biochemistry, and behavioral and social sciences):
- Grand prize: Madison Crisp, Western Middle School
- First prize: Lena Stein, Western Middle School
Chemistry category:
- Grand prize: Karina Mace, Hawfields Middle School
- Honorable mention: Leeann Cobb and Faith Williams (partners in the same project), Woodlawn Middle School
Earth/environmental category:
- Grand prize, Hadyn Moss, Western Middle School
- Honorable mention: Elizabeth Wells, Hawfields Middle School
Physical category
- Grand prize: Nickolis Moore, Southern Middle School
- First prize: Amren Strigo, Hawfields Middle School
- Second prize, John Mayle, Hawfields Middle School
- Honorable mentions: Thomas Guthrie, Southern Middle School; Alex Johnson, Graham Middle School; Meghna Mahadevan, Western Middle School; Katie Neese, Hawfields Middle School; and Bradyn Oakley, Western Middle School
Elementary schools
All prizes within the same general category. Students who win the grand prize or first-through-third place go to the regional competition.
- Grand prize: Lane Hodge and Dara Roseboro, Grove Park Elementary School
- First prize: Eli Wells, Smith Elementary School
- Second prize: Tanner Dodson, B. Everett Jordan Elementary School
- Third prize (for separate projects): Chase Fleisher, South Mebane Elementary School, and Jacob Price, Highland Elementary School
- Honorable mention: Kendall Ash, E.M. Yoder Elementary School; Krissy Bell, Highland Elementary School; Michael Bannister; Pleasant Grove Elementary School; Ryan Barbieri, Garrett Elementary School; Kelton Christopher, Elon Elementary School; Luke Day, E.M. Holt Elementary School; Aubrey Gray, South Mebane Elementary School; Lily Hutchison; Garrett Elementary School; and Jake Isley, Garrett Elementary School.


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From July 14, 2011 through January 2012, public entry to LECOM Erie will be through a temporary construction entrance on the east side of the main campus. Construction for a two-story addition to the main campus has closed the main entrance on the north side of the building.
|Construction closes LECOM Erie's north entrance.
The new building extension will create a secure entrance for students, employees and visitors. Construction includes additional meeting rooms, offices and maintenance facilities.
Everyone must use the east entrance (formerly the handicap entrance) on the main driveway side of the building. Students and employees will use their security key card for entering these doors. LECOM police and security guards will be stationed near this entry to monitor access to the building.
|Visitors must use the former handicap entrance on the east side of LECOM Erie.
Parking in the north lot is not effected by construction, however, motorists and pedestrians should be aware of construction vehicles and workers in the area. A new sidewalk is now available to travel on foot from West Grandview Blvd. or the parking lot to enter or exit the building.
The extension will provide an additional 10,000 square feet to the existing building. Construction will create a new entrance at the level of existing handicapped parking providing easier entry especially in inclement weather. The LECOM Campus Police office will be located at the entrance providing safety for anyone entering the building.
The second floor of the addition will connect to the existing first floor reception area and only students, employees and visitors with identification badges will have access to the rest of the building.
This level will include student affairs offices and a 50-seat conference room where admissions staff will hold interviews for prospective students. The College receives more than 10,000 medical and pharmacy student applications for the Erie campus each year and interviews more than 1000 to fill the entering classes.
The new addition will include museum display space for a growing collection of medical related historical and educational material.

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Lam, W, Wilson, F, Carter, S and Shaw, E (2007) Bank Loan Officers' Perceptions of Business Owners: the role of gender. British Journal of Management, 18 (2). pp. 154-171. ISSN 1045-3172
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Ricky Januarie has announced his immediate retirement from international rugby on Friday.
The 29-year-old scrumhalf, who played in 47 Tests for the Springboks and 93 Super Rugby games for the Lions (43) and Stormers (50), has withdrawn himself from South Africa's provisional World Cup squad.
He was also released from his contract with Western Province, which will allow him to join French club Lyon once the Stormers' Super Rugby campaign concludes.
'I've had a great run in South African rugby and have some fantastic memories but the time has come to move on,' said Januarie. 'Lyon have offered me a new beginning and I want to concentrate all my efforts on helping them in their first season in the French Top 14.'
'Ricky and I chatted and he knew where he stood in our Rugby World Cup plans,' added Bok head coach Peter de Villiers. 'He has reached the stage in his career where he wants to move on and there was no reason to stand in his way.
'He has produced some memorable moments over the years and his match-winning try against New Zealand in Dunedin will be remembered as long as the Springboks play.'


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Friday - 11/16/2012, 2:00am EST
Things are tough all over. Good news is hard to come by. Europe has slipped back into recession. But it is time to get real, up close and personal. So...
Get the point?
Forget about the tragic events in Syria for a moment.
Stop worrying about sequestration. It will either happen or not, and there is nothing you can do about it anyhow.
How much does it really matter that a general in the midst of a war finds time to send 20,000 to 30,000 documents and emails to a friend?
Does who did what to whom, when and where (and on or off duty) resound with you?
Instead, let's talk about something real. Something tangible that we all have a stake in. Something we can all get our teeth into. That of course is this: Are federal workers going to get a four-day Christmas holiday? Will the White House give feds time off on the Monday before Christmas, which this year falls on Tuesday?
That's a big-deal, real-world concern in the metro Washington area, and in other places — like Raleigh-Durham, N.C.; Huntsville, Ala.; and Ogden, Utah, which have large numbers of federal and military personnel. It would be of interest to many in Dallas-Ft. Worth, San Diego, Seattle, Denver and metro Cincinnati too.
Merchants and restaurant owners would love it if customers — who haven't been hit with layoffs or furloughs like state and local government workers or private-sector individuals have — had a double-wide weekend to shop, eat, drink and be merry.
So what are the odds? Pretty good, but don't bet the mortgage just yet.
First a little history: President George W. Bush twice (in 2001 and 2007) gave feds the day off (Monday) when Christmas fell on Tuesday. Presidents Eisenhower, Kennedy, Nixon and Carter gave feds the Thursday before Christmas off.
More recently, President Obama gave feds four hours off on Christmas Eve, Thursday, Dec. 24 2009. In 2011, feds got the Monday (Dec. 26th) as a bonus holiday.
So where are we now? More often than not, nonemergency feds get an extra day off if Christmas falls on a Tuesday (as it does next month) or Thursday if Christmas falls on Friday. But that is no guarantee — although it would be a nice bonus after two, going on three, years of a pay freeze.
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An aide to President Richard Nixon tried to convince the President to stop using the term "space shuttle" because it has a "connotation of second class travel and lacks excitement." Peter Flanigan, assistant to the President for International and Economic Affairs, suggested "Space Clipper," "Pegasus" and "Starlighter," as more refined alternatives.
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Locality pay, official time reports likely to rekindle federal pay debate The Federal Salary Council will submit to the Federal Pay Agent in the coming weeks a recommendation to increase the number of localities that get special pay rates.


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TRUCKEE, Calif. — Even before hearing about the River-Friendly Landscaping program, Steve Ramos was concerned about his yard's bare soil as well as snowmelt, runoff, and wind-driven erosion. After mulching much of the yard, he wasn't quite sure what to do with some of the steeper areas. Then he found the Truckee River Watershed Council's River-Friendly Landscaping program. This program is offered in partnership with the Sierra Nevada Alliance.
"With his proximity to the headwaters of Alder Creek in Tahoe Donner," Andy Otto, director of land use compatibility at the Watershed Council said, "and his love of this beautiful area, he really cares about doing his part to prevent pollution from erosion of his property."
The Watershed Council sent a conservation assistant to Steve's home to do a free site evaluation. The evaluation included recommendations for a more robust drip-line system around his home, stabilizing slopes, and more mulching of soils. Steve explained he relied on the expertise provided by the Watershed Council to achieve his goals of low maintenance, low impact, river-friendly landscaping. "Everyone was great to work with. It was a positive experience," said Steve.
Homeowners are eligible to receive up to a $1,000 rebate for labor and materials until Aug. 1. For implementation after Aug. 1, the rebate drops to $400 until funds are exhausted.
"It was gratifying to learn even though I do not live on the Truckee River, I can make a difference," said Steve. He has already recommended the program to others. "The process was easy. I can see what the protective measures are doing and how they're working." He hired a local landscaper to help with some of the larger rock, soil, and material movement. Overall, Steve is pleased with the completed work and plans to mulch each year, remove the invasive Bull Thistle, and spread native seed.
River Friendly Landscaping improves water quality by assisting residential property owners in voluntarily reducing or preventing soil erosion. It covers older and established neighborhoods in the Truckee River watershed within the Town of Truckee, Placer County, Nevada County, and Sierra County.
The program is completely voluntary. The Watershed Council provides free site evaluations, site plans, and resources for homeowners. Call Andy Otto at 530-550-8760, ext. 3 or sign up online at www.truckeeriverwc.org.
The Truckee River Watershed Council brings the community "Together for the Truckee." It focuses on collaborative solutions for the protection, enhancement and restoration of the Truckee River watershed.
Funding for this project has been provided in full or in part through a State of California Proposition 50 grant, the State Water Resources Control Board and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency under the Federal Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Program (Clean Water Act Section 319).


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GDL/teen risk
Year in and year out, teen drivers are over-represented in traffic crashes. Only 6% of all Wisconsin-licensed drivers are ages 16-19, but drivers in this age group account for 16% of all drivers involved in crashes.
Wisconsin's Graduated Driver License (GDL) law went into effect in 2000 to help give new, young drivers a healthier, safer start to their driving career. The GDL law was crafted to:
- Give beginning teen drivers more practice time behind the wheel before getting a probationary license
- Restrict teen drivers from being on the road during late night hours when the risk of injury is high
- Limit the number of passengers who are at risk while riding with teen drivers
- Allow teen drivers a longer and safer driving experience before earning an unrestricted license
Based on the first three full years of the GDL restrictions (2001-03), the number of 16-year old drivers involved in crashes has decreased. Compared to the three years prior to GDL (1997-99), during 2001-03, 16-year old drivers were:
- 15% less likely to be in a traffic crash of any type (6,709 per year)
- 18% less likely to be in a fatal crash (23 per year)
- 20% less likely to be in a non-fatal injury crash (2,354 per year)
- 12% less likely to be in a property damage-only crash (4,332 per year)
With exceptions for school and work, Wisconsin's GDL law restricts teens with probationary licenses from driving between Midnight and 5:00 AM. Since GDL was enacted, during these overnight hours, 16-year old drivers were:
- 36% less likely to be in a crash of any type (591 per year)
- 37% less likely to be in a non-fatal injury crash (219 per year)
- 35% less likely to be in a property damage-only crash (369 per year)
There was no change in the number of 16-year olds involved in fatal crashes between midnight and 5 a.m. (three per year before GDL, and three per year since).
More analysis is being conducted to determine other benefits that the new GDL law may have had for teen drivers.
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For more information on natural gas safety, tour our natural gas safety section by navigating through the links on the left.
Natural gas range
Never use natural gas ranges for heating. Using a range as a source of heat can cause dangerous levels of Carbon Monoxide (CO) to build up in your home or building.
Call CenterPoint Energy if you notice a pilot flame suddenly burning much higher than normal because it might be a surge in gas pressure.
Is your flame blue?
On a natural gas appliance, the color of the flame is a good indicator of incomplete combustion. The flame should always burn blue, not orange or yellow. If the flame is not blue, it may be a sign that the appliance needs adjusting or cleaning. Appliances should always be checked and adjusted by a qualified service technician.
Natural gas fireplace logs are an exception to the blue flame rule. Most of these products are designed to be operated with a yellow or orange flame in order to achieve a more realistic appearance. Any time they are used, the damper in the fireplace should be open.
Water heater
Set your water heater temperature to 120°F (low or warm) to help prevent accidental burns. Water heaters set at 140°F or higher pose a potential danger, especially to children and the elderly. It takes just five seconds to receive a third-degree burn from 140°F water. See the instruction manual before setting the temperature on the water heater. You should always feel the water before bathing or showering. Temperature limiting valves are available. Check your owner's manual for information.
Natural gas grill
Never use your natural gas grill inside a garage, in an enclosed porch or directly under low eaves or overhangs. Also, keep your grill at a safe distance from wood siding, deck railings and other surfaces that could ignite.
Natural gas dryer
Check your clothes dryer's exhaust duct, vent and hood cover (outside the house) periodically, removing any lint or obstruction.
Heating system
Have a qualified technician check your heating system annually. Technicians check for proper combustion, carbon monoxide levels and flue gas temperature, burners and the heat exchanger to ensure proper operation.
Flexible Natural Gas Connectors
Natural gas connectors are corrugated metal tubes that connect a home's or business's natural gas appliances to a fuel source. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission warns natural gas users that older brass, uncoated appliance connectors can come apart, causing fires and explosions resulting in deaths and injuries.
Defective connectors are most often found on natural gas ranges, ovens and clothes dryers (sometimes on water heaters and furnaces) that are 20 years old or older. If you suspect you may have an uncoated, brass connector, follow these simple steps:
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- Schedule a qualified plumber or heating dealer to inspect the connector. NEVER try to do this yourself.
- If necessary, ask the qualified technician to replace the old connector with a new model certified by the American Gas Association. Newer connectors are made of stainless steel or plastic-coated metal.
- Replace all uncoated brass connector immediately.
View an illustration of a natural gas connector, and get more information.
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noun \ˈnag\
Definition of NAG
: horse; especially : one that is old or in poor condition
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Middle English nagge; akin to Dutch negge small horse
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: to annoy (someone) by often complaining about his or her behavior, appearance, etc.
: to annoy (someone) with repeated questions, requests, or orders
: to cause (someone) to feel annoyed or worried for a long period of time
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intransitive verb
: to find fault incessantly : complain
: to be a persistent source of annoyance or distraction
transitive verb
: to irritate by constant scolding or urging
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probably of Scandinavian origin; akin to Old Norse nagga to moan, complain
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Adam Lambert says he had "no clue" his sexually-charged performance on the American Music Awards on Sunday night would ignite such a firestorm.
Network's Editing Of Adam Lambert Called Double Standard Because He's Gay
Lambert appeared Wednesday on CBS' The Early Show after rival Good Morning America canceled his scheduled appearance. Speaking to The Early Show's Maggie Rodriguez, Lambert refused to apologize for kissing a male guitarist during his performance and for simulating oral sex on stage.
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"I admit I did get carried away, but I don't see anything wrong with it. I do see how people got offended and that was not my intention."
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Has anyone heard anything about Daniel Orton? He is one of my cheap guys that I like for us to groom.
I would rather sign a cheap C or go for Kaman (sign him to a 3 year deal for a decent price), and wait til next year's draft and draft one of those big guys. They have like 5 C's in the top 10 next year. I would rather wait and groom one of them!
The Hornets are not signing Steve Nash and Steve Nash has no interest in coming to the Hornets. So who's next on deck in the fantasy land wish list? Gerald Wallace? Grant Hill? Tim Duncan?
"Hornets means nothing." - Tom Benson
Don't forget Ray Allen!!!
Probably because it doesn't really make any sense for either Nash or the Hornets.
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Sources: Chris Kaman visits with Pacers tomorrow. Solid, affordable alternative to suddenly über-pricy Roy Hibbert.
With the way the centers are getting paid I'd much rather just try Smith for a year and see how he does, his main problem is rebounding which Davis and Aminu can make up for
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Why not offer Hibbert big money like the Blazers have? *thinking out loud*
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We started winning games last season with a far less ideal lineup than that, but this has all our essentials in the lineup (given they're all healthy at once, unlike last year) with a major boost in Davis and Rivers.
I hope our front office can avoid sitting around getting comfortable. I'm looking at some of these players joining certain teams summer LGs..... I just hope we know that the draft was just the beginning and not a championship.
the Heat just won a title without a true center, you think other teams would take notes instead of dishing out max contracts to 3rd wheel C's
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MORRISTOWN, T.N. - Pfeiffer University finished an abbreviated Walters State Fall Classic in third place during the Monday and half-day Tuesday men's golf tournament in Tennessee. Tuesday's round was shortened to nine holes due to effects from Hurricane Sandy.
Tyson Louth, Ryan Franklin and Thomas Sennett would help the Falcons get to within five shots of the overnight lead firing first round 76's. Alex Valls would post a 78 while J.D. Lamm carded an 81 in Monday's opening round.
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Pfeiffer shot a tournament total 468 to finish nine shots back of Tusculum who won the overall team event. The Pioneers Warren Cheney won a seven-hole playoff to take home individual medalist honors.
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EDITOR'S NOTE: On January 28, Charges were dropped against Carlton Berry, the man who was first accused in the shooting on the campus of Lone Star College.
HARRIS COUNTY, Texas-- Harris County Sheriff's investigators are still looking for the gun involved in Tuesday's shooting at Lone Star College. They said Wednesday that it's possible someone helped the gunman get rid of theweapon since it wasn't found at the scene.
Sheriff Adrian Garcia also said Wednesday that the suspect, 22-year-old Carlton Berry, was taken by ambulance to Northwest Medical Center from the campus.Reporters were told Tuesday that Berry showed up at thehospital two hours after the shooting in the central courtyard.
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Garcia said the campus waskept on lockdown because deputies were searching for the gun and they hadn'truled out the possibility of a second suspect.
Berry was moved to the Harris County Jailwhere he's being treatedfor a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the buttocks. He is charged with two counts of aggravated assault.
The shooting happened during an argument between Berry anda Lone Star College student named Jody Neal.
Neal, 25, remains hospitalized with gunshot wounds to the abdomen and leg. Garcia said he is a student at Lone Star College and Berry also had a student ID.
People who know Berry were shocked to hear that he'd been arrested.
He always seems to be a good father. He plays with them, places them on his head like any father would do, walks around with them, said Anita, a neighbor.
She said she saw Berry playing outside with his children earlier this week.
I would never think he is involved with any situation like that, she said.
Themaintenance man who was hit in the leg by a bullet Tuesday has been identified as 69-year-old Bobby Ray Cliburn. He also remains hospitalized, but is expected to be OK.
Friends describe Cliburn as a hard worker andgood guy.
His mannerism is perfect in every way. His humor was spot on, said Keith Rose, a friend. He was the most gracious person.
A fourth person taken to the hospital Tuesday suffered an anxiety attack.
Garcia said that 10 shots were fired Tuesday and140 deputies and other law officers responded to the scene. They were on the campus within four minutes.
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Pelicans sound like a Elementary school mascot.
I would prefer Hornets over Pelicans. I remember being excited about this rebranding. Now with all the supposedly front-runners I'm strongly disappointed. If we end up the Pelicans it will be the epitome of being careful what you wish for.
Whose design was this? Was this from that contest or Dubs?
Not dub's.
Aha, you're probably right, I just browsed through quickly and didn't notice who said what.
It's more than 5 people and it hasn't been the same people posting over and over.
The masses? Honestly, to me it looks like it's 80/20 against Pelicans. I feel like the outsider at this point because I don't hate the name.
Bottom line... It's Benson's Team and he'll do what he wants.... Regular Season can't get here soon enough. We've beat soooo many dead horses on this board can't wait till we can talk about some real ball.
I don't hate it either. It's probably the best of all the options. I guess I'm just extra pro Hornets. Question: are they planning on changing the colors also? Like will it be black& gold or something?
hornets is a way better name than pelicans.
"We may raise some eyebrows, but we're not in this to get excited or raise eyebrows." - Monty Williams
My top 3 names would be pelicans, krewe, and brass. Pelicans is not as bad as some on here make it out to be. Some on here act like the mascots have a death match before the game to see who gets the ball first. Plus that pelican logo would look great a half court.
Im going to miss the Hornets... because im a true Hornets fan, not New orleans fan
New Orleans Pelicans-Seattle Seahawks-Atlanta Braves-Anaheim Ducks
RIP HunnyB
This fits HunnyB/FlyGirl so well- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IyzTiSEfM00
Pelicans isn't the worst but it would be my 4th or fifth option from those constantly named.
I really doubt that will be close to the scheme. I'd bet it will be either a light blue and grey, red/gold/black or black and gold.
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a likely constituent of Dark Matter,
may be the medium of non-local consciousness,
and may as well be the 'pilot wave' medium of Bohm Theory
In this paper, the principal message is the medium, not the model. However, having presented the argument for consciousness embedded in Dark Matter, we mention its consistency with a model of consciousness presented at this conference (QM2003) and also discuss two relevant models from the internet.
1. BEC media posited for consciousness
Assuming a material world, the non-local properties of consciousness (see below) suggest that it must exist in a macroscopic coherent quantum medium, called a Bose-Einstein Condensate (BEC) that is meters in extent and perhaps global. Known BECs such as super-fluids and superconductors only exist near absolute zero. To explain consciousness the BEC medium must exist at room temperature.
The presumption of a BEC medium to explain our visible, waking or physical consciousness underlies both the early Frolich/Marshall (where the medium is a coherent field of membrane dipoles) and the more recent Penrose/Hameroff microtubule-medium model. Both models require metabolic excitation to a state of thermodynamic non-equilibrium (see Hagan, QM2003), consistent with a physical consciousness that can turn off and turn on, as in sleeping and waking.
Some such model is perhaps the best explanation of waking consciousness. However, such models are local in nature, confined to the human brain and probably even microscopic aspects of the brain. Because of the non-local nature of some forms of consciousness, another medium is needed, one that might even explain consciousness in the sleep state. A secondary medium would also serve to integrate the perhaps microscopic processes of physical consciousness.
Quoting Piero Scaruffi from his site http://www.thymos.com/tat/consc3.html
"The fascination with Bose-Einstein condensates is that they are the most highly ordered structures in nature (before their discovery by Albert Einstein and Satyendranath Bose, that record was owned by crystals). The order is such that each of their constituents appears to occupy all their space and all their time: for all purposes the constituents of a Bose-Einstein condensate share the same identity. In other words, the constituents behave just like one constituent (the photons of a laser beam behave just like one photon) and the Bose-Einstein condensate behaves like one single particle. Another odd feature of Bose-Einstein condensates is that they seem to possess a primitive form of free will."-
2. Evidence for non-local consciousness
A host of experiments reported at this conference (QM2003) verify the existence of some form of non-local consciousness, at least out to ten meters. Separate papers by Standish, Germine, Thaheld, Richards, Kozak and Wackermann (lead authors) report (i) EEG and MRI correlations in the brain of a human receiver with the (ii) visual stimulus of an isolated sender some ten meters away. We say that this form of consciousness is invisible as the receiver is not aware of the sender or the sender's transmissions. Neither is the sender aware of what is being transmitted.
Wallach and Bell separately report placebo effects in control groups that they explain as non-local consciousness. Lake, Vekaria and Hurtak separately report human healing at a distance, and Agadjamian reports adaptation of insects to promote survival that he attributes to non-local consciousness. Concurrent Session VI is devoted to a discussion of Non-locality. Many of the presentations at this conference claim that non-local consciousness can only be understood as a form of EPR entanglement indicating a BEC medium outside the human body, as well as in it.
Suggestive of plant consciousness as well as non-local consciousness, Chouinard at this conference reports micron plant movements from distant human intention, and Schwartz reports enhanced seed germination from human intention. In addition, Aranbura reports effects on electromechanical devices. It seems that the receiver need only be electrical in nature. That supports anecdotal evidence that some humans can will lights to turn off. It seems that the BEC medium must be able to interact actively with physical media, rather than just being a passive reflection of it.
3. Subjective evidence for non-local visible consciousness
Less rigorous, but with greater implications than the above experiments, are the reports by Lommel, and also Britten, of Near Death Experiences (NDE) of patients surviving cardiac arrest. One of five of the surviving patients had NDEs. The most common NDE involved an Out-of-Body Experience(OBE) where the patient observes (i.e. visible consciousness) doctors working on his or her body from a distance. Also the patient often obtains a life review of some sort. Less often the patient reports conversation with deceased loved ones or a preview of the future during NDE. If true, this means that consciousness in the secondary medium can be visible and that it may contain a storage of information as well as intelligent beings.
One might think that OBE data would be instructive and conclusive regarding the need for a nonphysical medium. However, most of the data are anecdotal. A small amount of rather inconclusive OBE data is discussed by Charles Tart on the site www.paradigm-sys.com/cttart/sci-docs/ctt97-ssooo.html, which however contains an extensive bibliography of OBE literature. A significant omission in this bibliography is the work of Brazilian physician Waldo Vieira at the International Instiute of Projectology, reviewed on www.spiritweb.org/Spirit/obe-iipc.html.
The site discusses the origins of ghosts and how to heal them; and refers to descriptions of 60 OBEs.
The subject of ghosts is rarely discussed as a form of non-local consciousness as it is seemingly too controversial and at least very subjective. However, they are a common experience for many. Sonny Ayran presents a rather complete description of the various manifestations of ghosts on the internet site:
He describes ghost manifestations as basically orbs (one inch diameter spheres containing a central matrix and two outer layers), with less frequent sensings as vortices, mists, apparitions, audio ghost recordings, odors, cold chills and touching. He points out that ghosts must absorb physical energy [or at least excite physical particles] requiring active coupling mechanisms to be detectable in the physical realm, as they are with IR photography.
4. Remote Viewing, a form of non-local consciousness
Although not really covered in this conference, it seems that some of the best evidence in support of a nonphysical consciousness is found in experimental investigations of mind-based Remote Viewing (also called remote perception or anomalous cognition). The experiments conducted at Stanford Research Institute (see Putoff and Targ, Proc IEEE 64,1976) and later at SAIC, were funded by the CIA and DIA in response to similar work in the USSR.
Remote Viewing has gone mainstream with the 27 January 2003 US News & World Report article on CIA spying. The US News article reports that funding was forthwith after two separate human receivers, given latitude and longitude of an USSR site, described an arrangement of buildings that was later confirmed by spy photography. In the subsequent research, rigorous scientific protocol was used and the results were positive, leading to medals of honor for a few well trained experts. This suggests that the BEC medium is global in extent.
As an aside, Remote Viewing (RV) is not the same as OBE. In RV the subject remains awake and very attentive to some remote object. The images obtained are shadowy and not easily recognized, being reflective of an internal structure; and the claim is that anyone can be trained to perform RV. OBE, on the other hand, is an altered state of consciousness in which the subject appears to be unconscious (asleep), but the subject himself or herself feels awake, separated from his or her own body, and able to travel elsewhere. In this state, the environment appears distinct and external surfaces are seen rather than internal structure. In both cases the subject experiences visible consciousness.
5. Galactic distributions of Dark Matter
Dark matter has been indirectly detected from astronomical observations. Analysis using Newton's gravitational theory of the motion of stars, galaxies and galactic clusters, and also analysis using Einstein's theory of the bending of light around these collections of stars, all indicate that the amount of dark matter (matter that is invisible for our telescopes) is at least 10 times the mass of the visible (star-like) matter in the universe. Presently it seems clear that Dark Matter has the same large-scale distribution as galactic clusters and super-clusters, except that the Dark Matter 'halos' extend somewhat beyond the visible galaxy and often overlaps several galaxies. Dark Matter 'halos' are usually but not necessarily spherical. The exact shape of galactic Halos is being actively researched. For example, the Milky Way Halo appears to incorporate its satellite galaxies.
The candidate constituents of dark matter are: axions, wimps, neutrinos, black holes, brown dwarfs and large planets. No single candidate has sufficient mass except possibly axions or wimps, neither of which has been as yet detected; whereas the other candidates are known to exist. Wimps (Weakly Interacting Massive Particles) are theoretically predicted in the super-symmetric theories. Axions are predicted in the Grand Unification Theory (GUT) and are thought to be the reason why neutron electric dipole moments are zero.
6. Cosmic Axions
Cosmic Axions were generated in the Big Bang. They differ from all other Dark Matter candidates in that they were (presumably) created in primordial symmetry breaking processes. All the other candidates were created in thermal processes and have thermal velocities, including the thermal axions presently being created in the sun. Cosmic axions are then unique in that they essentially are fixed in space. They seemingly have no inherent initial motion or momentum. They are at or very close to the temperature of absolute zero.
They are therefore referred to as cold dark matter and are often called the cosmic axion field, a coherent Bose-Einstein Condensate (BEC) that surrounds and permeates galaxies. Superconductors and superfluids like Helium at near absolute zero are also BECs. At these temperatures electron or atom wave functions have macroscopic (millimeter+) extension. As wave function extent depends inversely on the mass of the particle, and the mass of an axion is one billionth that of an electron, the axion wave function extends well beyond the earth. The axion fluid must then be a BEC at room temperatures, and perhaps even at solar temperatures. If the scaling to infinitesimal mass holds up, thermal as well as cosmic axions behave coherently over global scales.
Yet they are extremely numerous. If they are a major constituent of dark matter, there must be more than a 10 trillion axions for every proton and neutron in the universe. If the symmetry breaking process produced cosmic axions before matter and anti-matter recombined, then the number of axions is comparable to the number of photons in the universe.
According to physicist John Cramer, "Axions have a geometrical resemblance to an electric and a magnetic field oriented parallel to each other. In theory, this property can be exploited to convert axions into photons (radio/light/gamma-rays) throughthe use of intense electric and/or magnetic fields. If cosmic axions were converted to photons, their estimated mass-energy would make electromagnetic microwaves like those used in home microwave ovens."
Reference: http://mist.npl.washington.edu/av/altvw05.html
7. A Mathematical Theory of (Axion) ConsciousnessThe experimental work of Russian Anatoly Ohatim is also reviewed on the above site. He claims to confirm the existence of the microlepton gas experimentally using an instrument, the aurometer, for measuring these effects. He suggests that all information produced by the material world is embedded in the microlepton gas. This includes human thoughts, which are said to be "propagated by the lightest particles". This information exists in the form of holograms and comes in units called "eidoses". Ohatim discusses such effects as the half-life of eidoses (holograms) based on particle mass. Particles with less mass have longer lifetimes. Ohatim also discusses how humans influence the cosmos from their generation of good or bad eidoses.
A theory of consciousness, proposed by Russian researcher Boris Iskatov is discussed on http://www.spiritweb.org/Spirit/religion-eq-science.html. He derived a mathematical quantum theory (from transformations of the Dirac and Schroedinger equations) of an information-energy field Y residing in a "global gas of micro-leptons" having several levels of particle masses between 10^-40 and 10^-30 grams. Axions predicted by GUT are about 10^-5 eV or 2x10^-38 grams, so that it is likely that microleptons are actually the axions of dark matter. The equations are copied here from the above site for the sake of completeness.
The equations of this theory can be solved to obtain the quantum hologram. Some rather exotic solutions are also claimed. Strong signals in this medium travel at the speed of light. But weak pre- and post-signals can travel much faster than the speed of light, and there are also so-called (very weak) anti-signals that allow for the investigation of the past. We expect that the weak signals are due to BEC effects and the strong signals relate to physical particles. Coupling to the physical world is not discussed.
8. A Non-mathematical Model of Axion Consciousness
The only model that explicitly states that consciousness exists in an axion BEC residing in Dark Matter is by Father Jerome: http://go.to/QUFD. To quote him:
" I do so identify the basic and necessary Particle of Universal Consciousness as being the Quantum Axion Particle, a microcosmically quantum unit of four predominantly differing "flavors": a Positive Particle of positive half-integer spin; a Negative Particle of negative half-integer spin; a Positive Particle of positive integer spin; and a Negative Particle of negative integer spin."
Briefly the model of consciousness is that Cooper-pair layers of positive and negative half-spin axions couple to the "corporeal" physical brain on one (metaphorical) side, and to an "incorporeal" higher self or soul composed of half-spin axions on the other. The incorporeal layer is said by Jerome to be a living, sentient life-form. The actual coupling mechanism to the brain is also incorporeal, i.e. not chemical or electrical, consistent with Bohm theory below.
The above site is a rather interesting read. It presents a very extensive and self-consistent explanation of almost everything in human life: physics, neurophysics, psychology, sociology and theology. For example, "Such a Cooper-pairing is the result of the incursion of negative consciousness ", which is described as a Jungian veil and attributed to Lucifer.
Much of the material presented is the result of what might be called 'direct revelation'. Father Jerome claims a D.Sc. in Quantum Physics and a D.Th. in theology from a 40,000-year-old institution that is not of this world. His site material is a translation from the terminology used in that institution into modern scientific terms. To quote him, "Using existing and known textbook science and principles, QUFD presents a never-before-seen philosophical formulation and incorporeal (Spiritual) context for Albert Einstein's long-sought-after Unified Field Theory of the quantum forces." QUFD (Quantum Unitary Field Dynamics) is his theory of Bose-Einstein Condensates. One reservation is that half-spin axions are not likely to exist except perhaps in Cooper-pairs.
9. Discussion
From the perspective of explaining both local and non-local human consciousness, the purpose of this conference, the essential ingredient missing from both the Iskatov's theory (7) and Jerome's model (8) is the coupling mechanism between an axion condensate and the human brain.
This missing ingredient is compounded by the fact that despite strong efforts the so-called axion particle has yet to be detected. Refer to the recent paper http://xxx.lanl.gov/abs/astro-ph/9801286, written by just about every prominent theorist and experimentalist in axion research, which offers this conclusion:
"We report the first results of a high-sensitivity (10^{-23} Watt) search for light halo axions through their conversion to microwave photons. At 90 percent confidence we exclude a KSVZ axion of mass 2.9 x 10^{-6} eV to 3.3 x 10^{-6} eV as the dark matter in the halo of our Galaxy." Authors: C. Hagmann, D. Kinion, W. Stoeffl, K. van Bibber, E. Daw, H. Peng, Leslie J Rosenberg, J. LaVeigne, P. Sikivie, N. Sullivan, D. Tanner, F. Nezrick, Michael S. Turner, D. Moltz, J. Powell, and N. Golubev.
Note that the experiment covered a spread of axion mass outside of the spread indicated by Iskatov for micro-leptons. But more to the point, from the experimental and observational data presented at this conference, we must conclude that some sort of pervasive, global (at least) quantum coherent medium must exist, and the most likely candidate is an axion condensate. It would then appear that the next essential step is to determine coupling mechanisms between the condensate and the physical brain.
10. A Bohmian Model
Paavo Pylkkanen in the talk Consciousness and our concept of reality reviews Bohm pilot wave theory. An aspect of his talk directly relates to the coupling problem, e.g., "The problem of mental causation, or the problem of how could mental states (as non-physical states) possibly influence the course of physical processes without, for example, violating the energy conservation laws. Bohm and Hiley's ontological interpretation of quantum theory suggests that an entirely new kind of energy operates in situations where quantum theory is required, an energy best understood as 'active information'."
In Bohm theory, see http://members.aol.com/Mszlazak/BOHM.html, this active information exists as 'pilot waves' (i.e. like wave functions). Fundamental particles such as electrons then react to pilot wave information. There is no wave/particle duality. They both exist at the same time and have definite locations in space and time. [For example, pilot waves solve the double slit paradox by instantly knowing what the environment is and then guiding the photon or electron through the proper slit. Experiments indicate that when information is extracted as to which slit the particle passes through, the interference pattern disappears, even if the information is extracted without the use of force.]
To a materialist, what seemingly is missing from this approach is the medium in which the 'active information' exists. I propose that pilot waves exist in the axion condensate of Dark Matter. Cosmic axions form global BECs that instantly react to all changes in the environment- just what Bohm calls for. The axion condensate provides the dynamic landscape that particles flow through.
As discussed by Bohm in the above link, each physical particle is sufficiently complex to extract information from the axion condensate as to where it should go. That seemingly solves the axion/brain coupling problem. But the question remains as to how the particles get propulsion to change course- perhaps also from their inherent complexity. If so, such particles can both sense the pilot waves and change the direction of their movement- a primitive form of free will.
As farfetched as that may seem, the reader is reminded that essentially the same thing must happen in the frictionless flow of electrons as Cooper-pairs through superconductors. Somehow the pairs move around the obstacle atoms. So either there are unknown forces in the BEC of the superconductor to guide dumb particles; or the fundamental particles are smart and can sense the environment and change direction without loss of energy.
This is a poster paper presented March 17, 2003 at Quantum Mind 2003 conference held at the University of Arizona in Tuscan, Arizona
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- B.S., California State University, 1973
- M.A., University of California at Santa Barbara, 1975
- Ph.D., University of California at Davis, 1983
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- Ornstein, DL, Bifulco, CB, Braddock, DT and JG Howe. Histopathologic and Molecular Aspects of CD56+ NK/T-Cell Lymphoma of the Testis. International Journal of Surgical Pathology (2008). 16:291-300.
- Ernst, LM, Crouch, J, Rinder, H, JG Howe (2005) Bacterial Etiology for Chronic Villitis is not supported by polymerase chain reaction for 16S rRNA DNA, Pediatric and Developmental Pathology, 8, 647-653
- Rhoden KJ, Johnson C, Brandao G, Howe JG, Smith BR, Tallini G (Dec 2004) Real-time quantitative RT-PCR identifies distinct c-RET, RET/PTC1 and RET/PTC3 expression patterns in papillary thyroid carcinoma., Laboratory Investigation; a Journal of Technical Methods and Pathology, 84(12)1557-70