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November 14th, 2005 #1
AFgal's Sketchbook 15 March 2006 [Bridgman studies]
I just started sketching in early September and any feedback is very welcome. I really want to improve. Blurry-ness is from my digital camera.
Cultural Diversity - Design Fundamentals Class. Warm Colors. Created with Prismacolor Markers on Strathmore Bristol board 300 Series Vellum
Vigilant Warrior - Design Fundamentals Class. Tenebrism study. Created with Prismacolor Markesrs and Prismacolor Pencils on Strathmore Bristol board 300 Series Vellum
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Hide this ad by registering as a memberNovember 15th, 2005 #2
These are also in Charcoal.
Watercolor and construction paper
Last edited by afgal; February 28th, 2006 at 09:43 PM.
November 15th, 2005 #3
liked the vigilant warrior one and the color on the last one.
the anatomy needs serious work tho. do studies and life drawings as much as u can at this stage. just keep on practising
ender coşkun
my old sketchbook
November 16th, 2005 #4
decent practice pages. perspecties is always a good exercise to work with. theres not much here, though, so i advise getting some more work up here.
dig the tree frog.
November 16th, 2005 #5
Thanks for all the advise!
November 16th, 2005 #6
I drew these 2 last year some time.
Colored Photoshop.
These next 3 I drew this summer. The first two from photographs. The last is a still life. I only had a regular 2B pencil.
November 18th, 2005 #7
11/18/05 - Hand Study
Here's my first attempt at studying the human hand.
November 19th, 2005 #8
11/19/05 - Drawing I Final Project
Done in charcoal.
Last edited by afgal; February 16th, 2006 at 08:22 PM.
December 5th, 2005 #9
Just a quick sketch while trying to fall asleep. The cat was an attempt to sketch my cat while she slept but she woke up before I got very far.
December 6th, 2005 #10
Quick golfer sketch. Referenced a Tiger Woods photo.
February 11th, 2006 #11
11 Feb 2006
February 16th, 2006 #12
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February 16th, 2006 #13
Hand Study 2 - 16 Feb 2006
Here's my first attempt at studying the human hand. 11 November 2005
My second attempt at a hand study. 16 February 2006
Last edited by afgal; February 16th, 2006 at 10:41 PM.
February 16th, 2006 #14
Maya Angelou. Done in soft pastel.
February 17th, 2006 #15
Animal and Figure Studies 17 Feb 2006
Figure Studies done winter 2001
Animal Studies - 17 Feb 2006
February 17th, 2006 #16
First attempt at an eye study. From The Art of Basic Drawing
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Looking fairly alright, I'd suggest trying to draw your own eye from a mirror too.... remember drawing from Life is always better than pictures/other drawings.
February 17th, 2006 #18
these eye studies are showing that you're getting better; far better from the older anatomy studies i must say.
wish to see more...
February 17th, 2006 #19
I am trying to do some serious figure studies between now and March 28th when I start a figure drawing class.
February 18th, 2006 #20
18 Feb 2006 - Gesture Drawing
February 19th, 2006 #21
19 Feb 2006 - Loomis
An attempt at Andrew Loomis studies. I think I messed up from the beginning.
February 20th, 2006 #22
Loomis Studies 2-20-2006
February 20th, 2006 #23
Definite improvement in the Loomis stuff. Keep it up!
Daily Sketchbook
All comments welcome!
ProtoSSG: Cup-of-Joe ~ Kitsu ~ White Rose ~ Afgal
Other SBs - ShiroNami - Leadster618
February 20th, 2006 #24
Pixeldragoon - will definitely integrate some life drawing. Thanks!
schowalye - I find I do much better when drawing from how to draw samples that are already shaded and blocked in. As opposed to photographs and real life.
Cup of Joe - Thanks man! I find some of his studies to be very confusing. Love your sketchbook too.
February 21st, 2006 #25
Reference Anatomy for the Artist
February 23rd, 2006 #26
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February 24th, 2006 #27
Cat gestures.
February 25th, 2006 #28
Character Design
This is a quicky initial sketch for a Mad Scientist character. He is the main character for a cereal called XperimentOs. The background will be his evil labratory. He needs a lot of work but this is just the rough idea.
February 25th, 2006 #29
Easter Island - 25 Feb 2006
I love the Easter Island statues. Those things rock. So I drew them. Also trying out drawing with a pen (Pilot Precise Rolling Ball Pen-Extra Fine). I am pleased with these.
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Haven't seen a thread for another top NCAA player in Jesse Witten. Jesse has been having the best year of his career thus far and is sitting at a career high rank 265. He's been making some noise with some solid results. Some of his 2006 moments:
Winner of USA F1 Futures (Without dropping a set)
F: d. Clemens 6-4 6-0
Winner of Joplin Challenger
F: d. Becker 6-3 7-6(6)
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Finalist of Salinas Challenger
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Yay, go Jesse (I still think you broke the back gate of my car when you slammed it, but I'll get over it). :)
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Jesse has qualified for the his first grand slam main draw with a straight set victory over Peya. :D
Good luck first round against Goldstein!
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Congrats Jesse! :D
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Good luck today against Paul, Jesse!
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One more set Jesse! Come on!
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Jesse got a Direct Entry to the Granby Challenger this week.
1st Round: def. Stadler 16 61 64
2nd Round: def. (7) Matosevic 62 64
QF: vs. DeHeart
Big wins for Jesse. Now a QF match against countryman Ryler DeHeart
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Jesse successfully qualified for the Legg Mason USO Series in Washington D.C.!!!! He is now in the main draw!
He will face qualifier Falla first round, then Fernando Gonzalez if he wins. Go Jesse!!:)
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Jesse has qualified for the US Open Main Draw!!:woohoo:
He defeated Peya today 64 63 to clinch his MD spot.
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Jesse's Qualifying Run
QR1: Witten def. Soeda (JPN) 62 61
QR2: Witten def. (21) Bohli (SUI) 36 62 60
QR3: Witten def. Peya (AUT) 64 63
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Another amazing win for Jesse!!:woohoo:
He is really making noise now!!
Next up: (4) Djokovic
Here we go Jesse!!:dance:
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He had a good run. Hope he continues to pick it up.
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broke Top 100 first time
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Jesse is in the second round of the Tulsa Challenger this week. Go Jesse!
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What's on the Libyan rebels' shopping list?
- By Robert ZeligerRobert Zeliger is News Editor of Foreign Policy.
Say you're a poorly trained rebel army battling the ruthless military and hired thugs of a dictator who has said he'd fight to the last drop of blood, you'd probably need some help. So, what would be on your wish list of supplies from the international community?
AK-47s, anti-tank weapons, night-vision goggles, body armor …and underwear.
Reports this week that France parachuted weapons in to rebel troops in western Libya re-energized the debate over supplying the anti-Qaddafi forces. The African Union and Russia both criticized the French move. So far, Qatar is the only other country that is known to have given weapons to the rebellion. The U.S. has shipped non-lethal aid, including medical supplies, uniforms, boots, tents, personal protective gear, and "more than 10,000 halal meals ready to eat," according to State Department spokesman Mark Toner.
Le Figaro reported that the arms from France included rocket launchers, assault rifles, and anti-tank missiles (though France denied sending the latter; a French government spokesman said the supplies included only light arms such as machine guns and rocket launchers).
In Vienna yesterday, Mahmoud Jibril, the head of the rebel's Transitional National Council (TNC), once again called on the international community to supply weapons.
"The rebels have only light arms," he said. "We need weapons to bring the fight to a quick end."
So, what kinds of weapons are the rebels seeking? In fact, the TNC actually has a shopping list. A State Department official said a third-party broker had approached the United States about supplying weapons, but the U.S. turned the request down because there is an embargo against shipping arms to Libya.
According to a source with ties to the TNC, who has seen the list, it consists of about 25-30 items. Some of the weapons the rebels are seeking include:
- Anti-tank rocket-propelled grenade launchers with range of more than 25 miles
- KPV heavy machine guns — price tag: $50,000 – $100,000 each
- SPG-9 Recoilless rifles — $30,000 – $40,000
- ZU-23 anti-aircraft artillery guns — $50,000-$100,000
- Towed Howitzer — $100,000
- DShK machine guns — $10,000
- PK machine guns — $5,000
- AK-47s — $300 – $500
- Plus, 20-30 million AK-47 ammunition rounds
All in all, not a bad list of items to jumpstart your rag-tag army.
Last month,
Mansour El-Kikhia, a Libyan-American activist with close ties to the TNC and its military leadership, presented a second list to the Pentagon. He said the request came from the senior military leaders of the rebellion.
He asked for the following:
- Helmets
- Boots
- Military fatigues
- Body armor
- Assault rifles
- Hand guns
- Grenade launchers
- Ammunition
- FGM-148 Javelin anti-tank missile (third generation)
- Third-generation Nag anti-tank missiles
The Pentagon rejected the request, according to El-Kikhia.
The United States and other nations have been more compliant when it comes to providing non-lethal assistance. Nevertheless, there is still a massive need for all kinds of supplies ranging from food to clothing, according to the TNC's envoy to Washington, Ali Aujali. He said supplies being sought for the rebel army range from the most high tech (surveillance equipment) to the mundane (underwear).
Aujali reviewed with Foreign Policy a list of supply needs he recently received from Benghazi. It includes:
- Shoes
- Shirts
- Boots
- Underwear
- Helmets
- Binoculars
- Laptops and color cartridges
- Body armor
- Maps
- Satellite phones
- Surveillance cameras with monitors
- Medical kits
- Safety glasses
- Food supplies — halal, non perishable
- Night vision goggles
And then of course, there's money.
"That's the most important thing and that's their primary concern," said Dirk Vandewalle, who was recently appointed political advisor to the UN Mission for Libya.
They've asked the U.S. to unfreeze the $30 billion of Libyan assets seized from Qaddafi and release them to the National Council.
Vandewalle said, beyond weapons, they also need trainers. "Otherwise, the weapons can't be used efficiently."
Aujali said he has not tried to seek arms from the United States, though he made clear the rebels certainly have that need as well. "Qaddafi is not killing Libyan people with potatoes," he said. "He's using real weapons."
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Before moving to Foreign Policy, Lynch reported on diplomacy and national security for the Washington Post for more than a decade. As the Washington Post's United Nations reporter, Lynch had been involved in the paper's diplomatic coverage of crises in Afghanistan, Iraq, Lebanon, Sudan, and Somalia, as well as the nuclear standoffs with Iran and North Korea. He also played a key part in the Post's diplomatic reporting on the Iraq war, the International Criminal Court, the spread of weapons of mass destruction, and U.S. counterterrorism strategy. Lynch's enterprise reporting has explored the underside of international diplomacy. His investigations have uncovered a U.S. spying operation in Iraq, Dick Cheney's former company's financial links to Saddam Hussein, and documented numerous sexual misconduct and corruption scandals.
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In the last 3 years the United States has seen amazing growth in the interest of soccer. From growing popularity in Major League Soccer (MLS) since the drama with the arrival of David Beckham to the amazement and belief when the US National Team made it to the FIFA Confederations Cup final in South Africa, the US is on its way from being a Football nation, to a Fútbol nation.
A country that is known for hot dogs at the ballpark (ballpark is one word) and tailgating before the football game, soccer is slowly but surely growing in popularity in the US. Every kid in the US plays AYSO soccer, yet when it comes to the professional side of the sport it seems to dwindle. I feel these days are coming to an end and that baseball and football will no longer be the dominating sports in the US. I foresee huge growth with this sport in every aspect in the US. Kids will not stop playing soccer after high school and the "crop" of good soccer players in the States will increase tremendously. With the way MLS is expanding and how great the US National Team is playing, the diehard fans will follow, the occasional fans will become permanent fans, and the newbies will learn to love the game. If the US National team can continue to perform the way they did this past summer in South Africa, our country will be put on the global map when it comes to great soccer nations. Just recently the US National team has qualified for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa and will be competing for top honor against teams such as Spain and Brazil. The US has a relatively young team, which is a very good thing to have especially if the team is actually showing potential for competing against some of the top teams in the World. New players such as Jozy Altidore and Charlie Davies have really made a name for themselves for the great show they put on for their fans. These players potentially hold the future of US Soccer on their shoulders and I feel that they are both ready for it. The team also has players who have been around for years such as Landon Donovan. Donovan, who will one day be considered the greatest US Soccer player ever, if not already, has really shown what a diverse player he is and has helped move the US National Team from a group that could barely compete against lower level teams to one of the top national teams in the world. With great players like these I can only dream of what is next to come.
The US Soccer Federation is working to bring the World Cup to the US in either 2018 or 2022 with help from people such as Drew Carey and Henry Kissinger. (You can check out the journey to bring the World Cup to the States here at http://www.gousabid.com/ ). If the US Bid Committee can get the World Cup to come to the US, it would mean so much to the sport for growth here. Now that the MLS and the US National Team is starting to show some impact on a global level, outside investors will definitely want to put their money into the biggest sports event in the world.
Today, more and more big name players are leaving the European leagues and coming to play in the United States. Players like Juan Pablo Angel and David Beckham have made the move from European leagues, to play in the MLS, which has definitely helped sell tickets, but hasn't helped the level of play on the field. Last year Beckham's team, the Los Angeles Galaxy, finished in last place and this season the New York Red Bulls, where Juan Pablo Angel plays, will finish the season as one of the bottom teams as well. Although they are selling tickets, the MLS needs to prove that their league can compete against other leagues and not be known as the league that players retire to. Don Garber the commissioner of the MLS is making great advancements to improve the league by making small and slow steps. The league is expanding with a new team each year and soon to be two teams a year. There has also been a rumor about the league looking into changing the season to an August to May season like the European leagues. With these small steps the sport of Soccer will move from the misunderstood, non-popular sport in the US, to a sport competing with Baseball and Football.
Although the people in charge of the development of Soccer here in the states are doing a good job, I feel there is more to be done and some things to be changed. Major improvement is needed in media coverage. There is simply not enough. When one watches the 6 o'clock news, no one hears a sports update about Soccer. This year both ESPN and Fox Sports have taken the initiative to promote the sport by picking up coverage of the English Premier League and the Spanish league, La Liga. Other than that ESPN and Fox Sports minimal shows that are all about soccer which air during the day while everyone is at work. If more media coverage was put into place, growth of soccer in the states would flourish.
Over all I feel the future of soccer in the states can and will be great. I would have to give the promoters of the sport here in the states a B+. More can be done and things can be changed, but I know that the right steps will be made to make soccer a huge sport in the USA!
This review was written while news broke that Charlie Davies was involved in a terrible car accident. He survived but has undergone surgery. My heart and prayers go out to him.
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GPS tracking devices proposed for domestic violence cases
Updated: 01/05/2010 - A bill that would help Kentucky domestic violence victims will also be getting a lot of attention during the general assembly.
Updated: 01/05/2010 - A bill that would help Kentucky domestic violence victims will also be getting a lot of attention during the general assembly.
Updated: 01/05/2010 - Days of clearing snow on Powell County roads has used up all remaining salt supplies for the county, but the Judge Executive says more is on the way from a near-by state.
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Updated: 02/05/2010 - Police say the suspect picked up the victim in Downtown Lexington, then attacked her in the parking lot of a church on Winchester Road.
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Updated: 02/05/2010 - The alleged victim says she was held against her will for two days in a Lexington motel.
Updated: 02/05/2010 - Snow started falling overnight in central Kentucky, causing problems for the Tuesday morning commute.
Updated: 01/04/2010 - In Rowan County, the snow began falling again Monday evening after a first round of wintry blast hit earlier overnight and into the morning
Posted: 01/04/2010 - Some people say they're being double taxed for fire protection.
Posted: 01/04/2010 - A $10,000 reward is being offered Monday night, in a high profile murder case, police say an anonymous person is putting up the money.
Updated: 01/05/2010 - Police are looking to see if it's connected to a similar robbery in Richmond last month.
Updated: 01/04/2010 - Governor Beshear says money will be found through agency cuts, fund transfers, and use of federal stimulus money.
Updated: 02/05/2010 - Heating technicians are working overtime these days as temperatures dip.
Updated: 02/05/2010 - In Lexington, a frozen sprinkler system caused problems at a restaurant.
Updated: 01/04/2010 - The frigid temperatures gave many school children an extended winter break Monday.
Updated: 01/04/2010 - State police have arrested Edward Perciful for the murder of Nick Williams.
Updated: 01/04/2010 - The UK football coach announced Monday morning he's retiring after seven seasons with the Cats.
Updated: 01/04/2010 - Kentucky State Police are investigating the shooting death of 63 year-old Nicholas Williams.
Updated: 01/03/2010 - Hundreds in Perry County are surviving without running water.
Posted: 01/03/2010 - Lawmakers are scheduled to convene Tuesday for the start of a legislative session that will be overshadowed by a looming financial crisis and a continuing push to legalize casino-style gambling in Kentucky.
Posted: 01/03/2010 - It may not be a purr-fect solution to slowing an increase in cats making their way to a northern Kentucky animal shelter, but Dan Evans is willing to try.
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Do I need insurance or a boating license??? for 25ft sailboat
Do I need insurance or a boating license??? for 25ft sailboat :cool:
Hey dude...Just to let you kindly know you really should just pick one place to post each question...not two or more.
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Insurance Only if you intend to keep it at a marina or finance the boat
Licence/safty coruse..Depends on your state
Any particular reason for spamming this forum with this same question three times. That's pretty poor net etiquette and I'd highly recommend you not do it again. Also, I'd recommend you read the post in my signature.
[QUOTE=Stillraining;579679]Hey dude...Just to let you kindly know you really should just pick one place to post each question...not two or more.
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yeah sorry , this is a rare opportunity for me to use the internet,,, just trying to get answers (thanks, it realy helps) i only get online a few times a year if that :cool:
NO Foul...:)
If something happens and you injure somebody or somebody's boat with your 25 footer, you'll be sorry that you didn't have insurance. It's really not that bad, money-wise at least in this part of the country.
Any marina will require insurance. License requirements vary by state. Here, a boating card is required for people with boats powered by a motor at 10 hp.
My boat's motor is 9.9, but I'm going to get the boaters card anyway.
If you have to get an answer to that question then yes you need insurance. No licenses are needed to sail, but endorsements are encouraged seeing as I have crossed tacks with to many novices in my time.
I was shocked when my insurance guy gave me the quote for insurance on my boat. It's cheap. I'd like to supplement it with some kind of towing insurance, as that's an expense that could kill my new hobby.
Both of my boats are under 20 ft, so they fall under USAA home owner policy :cool: .
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But I'm a police officer, right over here is my badge. I was a police officer. I carried a gun. That's what I did to put myself through law school. My dad killed himself, shot himself with a gun, committed suicide, so I know a lot about guns. And there are things that I think we need to do.
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Martin Schwarzschild; September 27, 1977
ABSTRACT: Discussion of Edwin Hubble in his later years; Hubbles accomplishments and his wish to redo the deep count of galaxies on the 200-inch telescope. Schwarzschilds relationship with Harlow Shapley and other astronomers (Walter Baade, Richard Tolman); work habits; Milton Humason. Thoughts on modern cosmology (astrophysics), quasar studies, the age of the universe (and erroneous estimates), the Big Bang, and an open versus a closed universe.
Shapiro:The circumstances under which you knew him and the, uh, uh Did you have a project going with him?
Schwarzschild:I think it is rather important, uh, to emphasize at the outset that my getting acquainted with Hubble
Schwarzschild:was essentially in the later period of his life. In a certain way, uh, his life came to a magnificent climax with the publication of two or so papers. One, I think, by himself, if I remember right, or maybe Humason and, uh, as a collaborator, and one with Tallman. I do not, Im very bad at remembering years, but I think it was around 1935 or 36 that those papers were published. I do not remember either the year of, uh, his book, which certainly is a milestone.
Shapiro:THE REALM OF THE NEBULAE?
Shapiro:That was Well, uh the pocket edition was in 1935, so the first edition must have been earlier.
Schwarzschild:Right. It was approximately those years.
Shapiro:And the Sillman lectures at Yale University?
Schwarzschild:I see. I dont remember that. I knew him much later. That is, essentially only when I started regularly every second year to spend half a year, mm, for a decade, at Pasadena, as a regular research opportunity as a Princeton professor. So that was starting essentially in 47, or actually I think 46 I went out for the first time. So, any of my comments regarding Hubble, uh, from a time in Hubbles life which was not the time of the famous achievements.
Shapiro:The great period of the
Schwarzschild:Yes. And therefore anything that might sound negative, uh, that I might say, uh, uh, about Hubble, it must be understood is not right in that period, not the very great one. Urn, one of the, um, characteristics of Hubble that somewhat surprised me and affected me personally to some degree was that the very big fight with Shapley he never could forgot. Neither could Shapley; since Shapley was, urn, for my personal life a magnificent figure in the sense that he found the means of giving me an opportunity to stay an astronomer since I had to leave Germany. He offered me a three-year post doctoral fellowship to come to Harvard. Quite irrespective of any other characteristics of Shapleys, obviously my emotions were on his side, and the extremely violent attacks that I had to listen to from Hubble quite unprovoked I think for me, but if Hubble realizing, isnt that right?
Shapiro:That you knew Shapley.
Schwarzschild:That I knew Shapley and that I had for entirely personal reasons, isnt that right, a strong natural gratefulness to Shapley, were somewhat staggering that a man of that scientific size, uh, could not overcome, what must for both Shapley and Hubble have been apparently an extremely violent emotional experience and in their young years, isnt that right, when emotions were up to high pitches. I tell this story to give a bit of a background why I might be a little improperly biased to Hubble in his later years.
Isnt that right? Always with the emphasis that I really know nothing about Hubble in his great period. During those later years Hubble struck me to some extent as a, as a tragic figure. That might be a little overstated, but basically through the years that I knew him, urn, he seemed to be waiting for the completion of the 200 to redo — not that I could make out that much new ideas, but essentially redo much better and much deeper in space the same programs that he very much in collaboration with Humason, on whom he enormously depended on the observational side, urn, with the 200 after it was completed. The 200 got badly deferred in time, which for Hubble, of course, was really a tragic feature. In the meantime it also became clear that one piece on two periods of observations of his earlier work, namely the nebula counts as a function of their brightness, they are too inaccurate to be of, urn, pause, that important weight that Hubble initially and with him quite a number had expected from them. Indeed there came one extremely hard and critical decision, urn, time, when the 200 was just about going into operation It had to be decided whether Hubble was to be given nearly half the observing time from the 200 to repeat very deep counts of galaxies as a function of brightness. And for reasons that I do not know, Dr. Bowen, who was then the director of Mt. Wilson and Palomar, asked me to come to their afternoon meeting.
At that meeting, besides Dr. Bowen himself and of course Hubble, were invited Baade and Minkowski, both experts in related fields, but not in the specific field, and Tallman, the theoretician and very close and extremely fine friend of Hubbles. Im not that sure whether Humason was there, and I may not remember one more person or so, but it was a very small session. Actually I think in Hubbles house, and the afternoon, the discussions were extremely difficult and the final decision was against Hubble getting the necessary, very large amount of 200 observing time for that program. I felt then, and ever since, that the decision was right, hut I truly realized that for Hubble this was an unbelievably hard afternoon, one in which he behaved extremely dignified. Mmm. I think that in my mind the hero of that, on the personal side, really treacherous afternoon, uh, was Tallman, who understood, uh, the reasons why, in fact, there was a severe doubt in everybody elses mind of the value of repeating this major piece of observations. It was a question of achievable accuracy at that time being insufficient in the judgment of pretty wD11 everybody but Hubble.
Shapiro:The distribution of galaxies in deep space.
Schwarzschild:Yeah. The distance from us.
Shapiro:With distance from us.
Schwarzschild:Right, right, right. Um. And Tallman had that afternoon just understood how to put it in a way to Hubble so that it took some of the edge off and that Hubble could go through that afternoon, uh, uh etc. in a fine personal manner. That was impressive for me as by far the youngest of that group, uh, to see a man like Hubble being essentially defeated, but helped by a real great character, uh, namely Tallman, isnt that right, a close friend, in these difficult circumstances. Pause. I have heard about Hubbles observational skills in a somewhat negative way from various sources. In fact, the inaccuracies, particularly of this part of the early work of Hubble, I even then was taught uh, um, by a teacher in Germany, who understood both general relativity and the observational side very well, Professor Heckmann. In that sense I became somewhat prejudiced against that part of the work, not the Hubble diagram itself, which is of velocity distance relations, not rightly just the other cornerstone of Hubbles work at that time. And also my wife and I became very good friends of Mr. Humason and his, uh, wife, and also we learned to know the, uh, uh, the professional photographer at Mt. Wilson very well personally, and to judge from them only second hand, Hubbles art of photography was not the standards that ? or Humason had, and Baade, obviously. But Baade was just extremist; in a certain sense Humason too. Extreme of carefulness and beauty of photographic observations. Hubble came really with quite a different, uh He was a very different man. In whole style is not right and the question of personal dignity played a big role. He was extremely attached to sort of the English style, even though to the best of my knowledge he had no English background himself. But the way he lived, his house, and all of it was of, mm, mm, of course in a sense very much more formal than certainly Baade and Minkowski, who had no touch of formality in them by nature, and Humason, who came from an extremely poor and completely uneducated background. You know, he had no schooling at all. So, for Hubble, I think, the collaboration with Humason was entirely decisive to achieve the scientific goals. But Humason could not make any contribution to the interpretation of the results, so I do not want to shift that achievement away from Hubble in any sense. Pause. I think that, uh
Schwarzschild:my main impressions as far as
Shapiro:That was very tragic just that one incident, or other incidents that were
Schwarzschild:As a matter of fact, you see, he did not live long enough to exploit the 200 in any other way, uh, uh, either, and in that sense somehow after the great results of the mid thirties, scientific life was sort of standing still. And there seemed very little natural drive, and then this one major decision, isnt that right, made from then on obviously it must have from his emotional point of view made look the future very less bright.
Shapiro:How much time was he allotted on the instrument as opposed to half the time? What were the alternatives to half?
Schwarzschild:Well, the main point was that he got ample time for his other programs.
Shapiro:Distance velocity?
Schwarzschild:Yes, but, it was also I do not remember that very well, but he was very much interested in what became the Hubble Atlas, that is to really document is not right, but modern means the Classification, what he had introduced prior to the mid thirties. Quite a number of projects, all of importance but not essential(?), uh, in nature.
Shapiro:I see. What do you think that his main objective would be distance in velocity out to greater and greater and greater distances? Was that not his main ?
Schwarzschild:That was one of the two major problems, exactly as ho had done with the 100.
Schwarzschild:Only farther out. That were the two main programs, isnt that right? The velocity distance one
Shapiro:And distribution.
Schwarzschild:And the other one was the counts.
Shapiro:And both of these he was cut back
Schwarzschild:No, no. No, no.
Shapiro:Just in the counts?
Schwarzschild:In the counts. But the counts were the ones that would take far larger observing time than the velocity. The velocity one everybody was enthusiastic about, there was no question about that. Still, when all is said and done, isnt that right, Hubble is a man who had a great time in the purely scientific fruitfulness sense to a point, and then something like sort of standing back and waiting and being to some degree cut out.
Shapiro:Yes, and the reason he was waiting was for the 200 telescope.
Schwarzschild:That was my impression.
Shapiro:Your impression, and were there any other reasons that were Was he running any other
Schwarzschild:No. For example here he never participated, and that was really not his character, in the consequences of Baades discovery of stellar populations, isnt that right, he was, he was not a man who easily teamed up, except with Humason, who started far, far inferior, isnt that right, to him.
Shapiro:It was not a relationship of equals really in an intellectual sense.
Schwarzschild:No. Right, right. And there was no question in Humasons mind
Shapiro:Was he competitive with Baade at all?
Schwarzschild:Its very hard to know. Not the two men, both great ones, in spite of the enormous difference in character and approach, did manage to keep on good terms, but to the best of my knowledge not in the sense of real scientific collaboration. But their styles were impossibly different.
Shapiro:Did Hubble ever discuss his objectives, uh all one gets out of the scientific journals are distances and velocities, but as far as the implications, as far as the cosmological and religious implications, did he ever discuss those with you?
Shapiro:Did he ever discuss them with anybody else you knew of or
Schwarzschild:Im quite sure with Tallman.
Shapiro:With Tallman.
Schwarzschild:I mean, I would be fantastically surprised, because they were so — they were much nearer in character and uh, and of course Tallman had the theoretical background with Hubble did not have. I mean, Tallman was really a first-class relativist. I would be very surprised if Hubble did not discuss these broad aspects, and Hubble was enormously aware of the
Shapiro:Of the broad aspects. And yet there isnt anything in his writing about it that one can
Schwarzschild:Well but, at least as far as the possibility of general relativity not being right, isnt that very explicit in, in his 1936 paper?
Shapiro:Uh, I dont know. Im not I really dont know. I meant not the broad aspects of the theory of relativity but the broad aspects of, uh, the theory about creation or about the religious, the spiritual religious implications. Did he ever discuss religion or spiritual implications of expansion.
Schwarzschild:Not with me, but I mean, in a way it would have been very surprising if he had because, uh, in his mind I was too much identified personally with Shapley, isnt that right, which made it hard. Also my temperament is very different, isnt that right. I dont think I have any trace of formal dignity (laugh) in me and therefore
Shapiro:What are your age differences?
Schwarzschild:My wife and I felt always ill at ease when we were at the Hubbles house, and that was only a very few times. The whole style was just, you know, like being in an English noblemans castle, and not knowing the right people; Im exaggerating obviously to bring the point out.
Shapiro:Yes, but thats what other people have said exactly. What did Hubble say about Shapley specifically?
Schwarzschild:Oh, he accused him of, I mean in front of me, of straight dishonesty and real crookedness. And I dont remember the details at all. It was so
Shapiro:Did he say anything about him making capital of the fact that Hubble was away at war or something. There was one story like that, that when Hubble
Schwarzschild:No, I dont remember that. Of course, its quite true that their political aspects grow during World War II quite different also.
Shapiro:Shapley was much more progressive, and Hubble was more conservative?
Schwarzschild:If you want to put it that way, right, I mean for Shapley it was natural, isnt that right, to worry about refugees like myself. I dont think it would have struck Hubble as a natural activity. And for Hubble it was very natural, isnt that right, to go into direct active, uh, work for the army.
Shapiro:Yes. He also made statements for the press and made speeches in Pasadena about defending the English; the war effort, at least as far as his public statements are concerned, had to do with the war effort and supporting the English and the British.
Schwarzschild:That would fit. He was extremely English by
Shapiro:Isnt that inconsistent with his personality to stay away from public issues generally even though he was in favor of the English (laugh) and wanted to win his
Schwarzschild:I think it is very
Shapiro:for isolation. There are a couple of other inconsistencies.
Schwarzschild:Yes, but on this particular I think for Hubble, instead of making speeches, to go to Aberdeen, to the ballistic laboratory and do his national service there, it seems to me entirely in character.
Shapiro:Yes. Oh, yes, but not the speeches and not the public statements. I have a lot of those collected from the newspapers.
Schwarzschild:I see.
Shapiro:And that, you know, because he leads a very isolated life.
Schwarzschild:Yes. Right.
Shapiro:So far as his science he kept to himself, his only collaborator was Humason, who was, he didnt discover very much with obviously, except for technical details of the work, and yet on the issue of the war, and we can explain at least part of it, he was very he made public statements, speeches, and uh, it seemed
Schwarzschild:Excuse me, do you want to stop here? I think it was quite right, but as you described it in some sense as an inconsistency for Hubble to express himself so strongly about Shapley in the one instance that I well, more than one instance, but only twice or three times, but he would become so sharp. But I think it was more that his idea was that of an English gen1eman. He had an underlying lively temperament, too
Schwarzschild:Why for example was
Shapiro:What do you think he held against Shapley really? What were his bones of contention?
Schwarzschild:I do not know the details, but they were both very aggressive, roughly contemporary, brilliant men. At the same time at the same observatory, isnt that right, and it doesnt mean to That may be enough (laugh), isnt that right, to make it impossible? I do not want to imply that I feel that Shapley was all that balanced about the early affairs here. To the end of his life he had a very severe grudge against indeed Mount Wilson as a whole. Have you any theories about the conflict? Is this between the East and the West Coast?
Schwarzschild:No, no. No, no. It was again an entirely personal.
Shapiro:Entirely personal.
Schwarzschild:From the time that Shapley was in, uh, in Mt. Wilson.
Shapiro:And you had no theories about it or suspicions or
Schwarzschild:What it exactly was about I do not know and, I mean that, Im not by heart a historian so I never went into it, but Im not that sure you know whether the particular things that make two people with strong energies, isnt that right, and marvelous capabilities, isnt that right, as young brilliant stars, isnt that right, collide, I think the particular causes are quite irrelevant. In the characteristics of the two working at the same observatory may be really much more the basis than any particular event, for all I know.
Shapiro:Yes. Uh, in doing a story about cosmology, we wanted to treat a story of cosmology that is an evolution of the subject matter, but theres also an evolution in the approach.
Right. That is, pause, I think it may not be too exaggerated to say, and Im hesitant saying anything because cosmology as a whole is not my field of expertness, but we might well describe what was understood and practiced as cosmology up to the early 40s probably was essentially what Hubble described as cosmology. But it was straight Einsteinian relativity on the theoretical side and essentially the key work largely, but not only, initiated and done by Hubble and his immediate collaborator, particularly Humason. That means the direct study of galaxies and really their aggregate behavior in space, mainly through these two main tests: the velocity expansion and the number behavior: the counts. It was, I think, and I realize obviously very strong work, but, uh, only at the advent of Baades stellar populations and soon following with the theory of stellar evolution, new input scan, initially of course the fields of stellar populations and stellar evolution, theyre quite separate from cosmology. But these fields contributed reasonably fast two items that were of clear, feed to cosmology. One was the age determination of the older stars in our galaxy, with much fumbling and terribly wrong numbers, which I helped to produce at the beginning that slowly got corrected. And another one which in a sense sprung much more from Baades population discoveries but then got tied very soon into stellar evolution, and that is the discovery that the very oldest stars in our galaxy did not have anything like as much of the heavy elements in them as the younger stars, so that the possibility of starting our galaxy, which very well may be a typical one, with mostly hydrogen and deuterium and very little heavy elements, isnt that right, arose, and that obviously would then be a condition that the cosmology had to fulfill. And that was something that then was picked up and with great vigor by Gamow and other people in the big bang. In the detailed, astrophysical part of the big bang.
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