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Conformal symmetry
In mathematical physics, the conformal symmetry of spacetime is expressed by an extension of the Poincaré group. The extension includes special conformal transformations and dilations. Conformal symmetry has 15 degrees of freedom: ten for the Poincaré group, four for special conformal transformations, and one for a dilation.
Harry Bateman and Ebenezer Cunningham were the first to study the conformal symmetry of Maxwell's equations. They called a generic expression of conformal symmetry a spherical wave transformation.
Generators and commutation relations[edit]
The conformal group has the following representation:[1]
where are the Lorentz generators, generates translations, generates scaling transformations (also known as dilatations or dilations) and generates the special conformal transformations.
The commutation relations are as follows:[1]
other commutators vanish.
The definition of the tensor is omitted.
Additionally, is a scalar and is a covariant vector under the Lorentz transformations.
The special conformal transformations are given by[2]
where is a parameter describing the transformation. This special conformal transformation can also be written as , where
which shows that it consists of an inversion, followed by a translation, followed by a second inversion.
In two dimensional spacetime, the transformations of the conformal group are the conformal transformations.
In more than two dimensions, Euclidean conformal transformations map circles to circles, and hyperspheres to hyperspheres with a straight line considered a degenerate circle and a hyperplane a degenerate hypercircle.
In more than two Lorentzian dimensions, conformal transformations map null rays to null rays and light cones to light cones with a null hyperplane being a degenerate light cone.
The largest possible (global) symmetry group of a non-supersymmetric interacting field theory is a direct product of the conformal group with an internal group.[3] Such theories are known as conformal field theories.
One particular application is to critical phenomena (phase transitions of the second order) in systems with local interactions. The fluctuations in such systems are conformally invariant at the critical point. That allows for classification of universality classes of phase transitions in terms of conformal field theories. Conformal invariance is also discovered in two-dimensional turbulence at high Reynolds number.
Many theories studied in high-energy physics admit the conformal symmetry. A famous example is the N = 4 supersymmetric Yang-Mills theory. Worldsheet of string theory is described by a conformal field theory coupled to the two-dimensional gravity.
See also[edit]
- ^ a b Di Francesco; Mathieu, Sénéchal (1997). Conformal field theory. Graduate texts in contemporary physics. Springer. p. 98. ISBN 978-0-387-94785-3.
- ^ Di Francesco; Mathieu, Sénéchal (1997). Conformal field theory. Graduate texts in contemporary physics. Springer. p. 97. ISBN 978-0-387-94785-3.
- ^ Juan Maldacena; Alexander Zhiboedov (2013). "Constraining conformal field theories with a higher spin symmetry". Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and Theoretical 46 (21): 214011. Bibcode:2013JPhA...46u4011M. doi:10.1088/1751-8113/46/21/214011.


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Fires and Smoke Across British Columbia and Alberta
March 27, 2013
Beginning on August 1, 2003, dozens of large fires were burning across western North America in Canada (top half of images) and the United States (bottom half). Huge plumes of smoke were streaming northeastward from massive fires in Canada's British Columbia (left) and Alberta (right) provinces, while across the international border, fires were burning in (left to right) Washington, Idaho, and Montana. This series of images was acquired by the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) on the Aqua satellite and Terra satellites. Credit: Jacques Descloitres, MODIS Rapid Response Team, NASA/GSFC
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10 Dogs Getting Their Groove On
It seems like every day we discover yet another reason to reaffirm the awesomeness of our four-legged friends. For one thing, dogs are super troopers when it comes to our embarrassing Facebook antics.
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Children of the '80s and '90s pretty much learned everything they need to know from TV. (It was basically like a third parent.) Besides "very special" sitcom episodes, one of the major ways we learned about how to say no to drugs and avoid "stranger danger" was from public service announcements.
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Silent Night (Single)
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If you take a glance up at the sky, you might notice that the rolling blanket of grey clouds that we've become acquainted with for the past 6 months is sometimes briefly replaced with a flaming ball of hot plasma. That fact that we can catch a glimpse of it means the cosmic grip of winter is waning and spring is on its way to thaw us out.
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Back in the day, you would have to saunter on down to a speakeasy to get yourself a top notch cocktail. These days, such treats can be enjoyed from the comfort of your own sofa/chaise longue/chair shaped like a hand, thanks to the wonder of Pre-Bottled Cocktails. In fact, they've become quite a 'thing'. Drinks International have noted the "great strides" the category, and a couple of brands in particular (both featured below), have made in recent years as their Pre-Mixed Drinks Challenge continues to give big kudos and medals to the crème de la crème of Pre-Bottled Cocktails.
The 2015 Pre-Mixed Drinks Challenge winners were announced last week, and awards like this don't just pop up out of the ground (unlike corn - as a proud Somersetm'n, I know stuff like that can just appear anywhere... Probably...), thus we thought we'd have a little promotion to celebrate!
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On Sunday the 25th of January, folk around the world will be taking part in a Burns Supper to celebrate the life and work of Robert Burns, one of Scotland's most renowned and loved poets. Some might be very traditional, some less so, as Jake found out last year, but either way, these suppers are usually filled with three great pillars - poetry, haggis and Scotch whisky.
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The folks here at MoM Towers aren't going to win the World Cup anytime soon. Our team, Bitter Bastards FC, are just a few players short of a full squad and therefore wouldn't qualify, so the German team has nothing to be worried about… Yet. We're also not going to win Wimbledon, despite a small subset of us being pretty gosh-darn good at squash (they're basically the same sport, one just has more passive aggressive connotations and a wall). Oscars? Probably not. Grammys? Unlikely. Nobel Peace Prize? Doubtful at best. Medals for making stunning drinks? Now you're talking!
That's right, that little preamble is leading up to us proudly showing off the medals our products scooped up at the prestigious International Wine & Spirits Competition 2014. We're always immensely excited and grateful when the products we make are commended by the highly knowledgeable tasters behind these awarding bodies - it really does mean the world to us.
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The AIP Study of Multi-Institutional Collaborations that was launched in 1989 comes to completion this spring. Initiated by the AIP Center because of the increasing importance of large-scale research projects and the many unknowns and complexities of documenting them, the AIP Study was the first systematic examination of the organizational structures and functions of multi-institutional collaborations. Readers of this Newsletter may recall that we covered research projects involving three or more institutions in physics and related fields: high-energy physics (Phase I), space science and geophysics (Phase II), and ground-based astronomy, heavy-ion and nuclear physics, materials science, and medical physics (Phase III). Throughout the study our field work consistedon the one handof structured interviews with scientists who participated in collaborations selected to serve as our case studies, andon the other handof site visits to numerous archival and records management programs. The interviews provided data on organizational patterns, records creation and use, and the likely locations of valuable documentation. The archival site visits to academia, federal science agencies, the National Archives, and elsewhere provided data on existing records policies and practices and the likelihood of collaborations being documented under current conditions. Reports were issued at the end of each phase of the study and are available from the AIP Center (with summary reports also available on our Web site at /history/pubslst.htm.)
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Posted 07 July 2011 - 02:52 PM
For example, I read the following: "The best source of humic acids are the sedimentation layers of soft brown coal, which are referred to as Leonardite. Humic acids are found in high concentration here. Leonardite is organic matter, which has not reached the state of coal and difference from soft brown coal by its high oxidation degree, a result of the process of coal formation (bog>peat>coal), and high humic acids content as well as higher carboxyl groups."
Again, I might have misread the statement you made as I cannot find the particular thread it was in to re-read it. As I buy my products, I want to look for ones derived from other sources if you feel they are more effective for our soil.
Thanks, again, LD, for being such a wealth of excellent info.
Posted 14 July 2011 - 03:56 AM
Leonardite refers to slack (oxidized) lignite; typically found in North Dakota, Wyoming and other locations around the world [the term was first coined by Dr. Leonard at the University of ND]. This exact material has a good amount of humic, but is lower in fulvic. However, now this term has spread and many people refer to humates in general as Leonardite. BioAg uses a carbonaceous shale or mudstone from the fruitland formation. Even in this formation the quality varies according to geological time of deposit or depth. A couple hundred feet this way or that and you probably have a different quality of material. Our raw material has been protected by 20 feet of sandstone and is high in humic AND fulvic. It contains imprints of plants. In basic terms, our humate is fossilized peat from broad-leaved freshwater plants. Leonardite is salt water reed/sedge based.
Why is this important to distinguish? Bottom line is the bioactivity of the final product (humic and fulvic acid products). Analysis of various forms of humates from different sources have been conducted. Results show that BioAg's material contains 12% bioactive fulvic acid based ore whereas Leonardite contains approximately 8% fulvic acid and high humic (up to 80%). However, unlike many claim, bioactivity is low...this form of humate material is great for drilling mud, not for bioactive products.
Similarly, many Chinese and German humates are slack lignite and they recommend 10 times what BioAg recommends to achieve similar results. Even worse are companies in the Eastern U.S. and many Canadian suppliers offering coal-based humates; toxic waste products from coal mining that they do not tell you about (See Warning Below).
BioAg humate, fulvic, humic acid and general humates info
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Guys, thanks for your responses. I guess what I was asking was is there a better source of humic acid than leonardite? I thought I read a post a little while back where someone said they got humic acid from another source other than Leonardite and they were glad for that. Just wanted to clear up the question. As far as I knew, I thought the leonardite was the best source. I confuse my self a lot getting to learn all this stuff. Hang loose, bras!
Yes, BioAg. HumiSolve, or TM-7.
I believe Stanky provided the link.
I'm with MIW on the small doses. Not familiar with his, but the BioAg stuff is very concentrated also, and a 1/4tsp goes a long way, for a long time.
Posted 17 July 2011 - 07:05 AM
The best in the US come from New Mexico, period. That's where BioAg sources and several others as well.
Posted 17 July 2011 - 07:16 AM
I stick with BioAg because it shows measurable benefits when used PER INSTRUCTIONS on the label. Hi-dosing with pure humic acids will invite a host of problems on several levels - primarily from the fulvic acid component.
Posted 17 July 2011 - 07:46 AM
I wasn't aware though that the fermentation method utilized actually augmented the fulvic acid levels though. The source material, a protected deposit, does contain a high fulvic fraction before they begin any additional extraction so I always assumed the levels were naturally occurring.
Posted 17 July 2011 - 07:55 AM
Here's how it was explained to me on the use of potassium hydroxide.
Here's an image of the molecular structure of fulvic acid:
Like almost every other plant compound it is simply a 'hydrocarbon string' for the sake of this discussion. Depending on the amount of potassium hydroxide used for extraction and the time that it goes on, this chemical can and will break the bonds thereby reducing the total amount of fulvic acid.
This is also the method used in processing kelp into seaweed extract (ASL & MaxiCrop specifically).
Where the problems comes in is the under USDA NOP rules, the amount of potassium hydroxide that can be used is 'limited to the amount necessary to effect extraction' - huh?
What does that mean?
Probably whatever the manufacturer/processor wants it to mean is what I'm thinking if experience is any kind of indicator.
Posted 17 July 2011 - 02:25 PM
In the fifth century B.C., the Greek physician, Hippocrates, wrote that chewing bark of a willow tree could relieve pain and fever. (No wonder squirrels don't get headaches.) In 1829, the effective ingredient, salicin, was successfully isolated from willow bark. Toward the end of the 19th century, The Bayer Company in Germany trademarked a stable form of acetylsalicylic acid, calling it "aspirin," the "a" from acetyl, "spir" from Spiraea (the salicin they used came from meadowsweet, Spiraea ulmaria, subsequently renamed Filpendula ulmaria), and "in," a common ending in drug nomenclature.
In the 20th century, over one trillion aspirin, the first medicine created by techniques of modern chemistry, were consumed globally to regulate blood vessel elasticity, reduce fevers and aches, prevent cardiovascular ailments, affect blood clotting, or ease inflammation.
Native Americans and early settlers used willow bark for toothaches and applied it to the source of other pains. But they also recognized that you can actually grow a whole new tree by taking a stem and sticking it in moist soil. The hormones in willows cause rapid rooting, and they discovered these same hormones could induce rooting in other plants, too.
Willow water
To harness this power, they made a tonic called "willow water" by collecting willow twigs, trimming the leaves, immersing the stems in a pail of water, and pouring the water on newly planted trees, shrubs, and bedding plants. Commercial rooting preparations contain a synthetic form of indolebutyric acid (IBA) and growing tips of willows contain high concentrations of IBA, depending on the quantity used and length of time you soak them. Any willow (Salix) tree or shrub species will work.
Another discovery: In the January, 2004 issue of The Avant Gardener, a monthly newsletter to which you can subscribe for $24/year at Horticultural Data Processors, Box 489, New York, N.Y. 10028, editor Thomas Powell notes that gardeners reported all sorts of plants growing remarkably better when given regular doses of tiny amounts of aspirin (1 part to 10,000 parts water; larger doses actually proved toxic)," and that The Agricultural Research Service is investigating the reasons behind aspirin's beneficial effects.
Plants make salicylic acid to trigger natural defenses against bacteria, fungi, and viruses. Aspirin thus is an activator of 'Systemic Acquired Resistance' (SAR). However, plants often don't produce the acid quickly enough to prevent injury when attacked by a microbe. Spraying aspirin on the plants speeds up the SAR response. Tests have shown this works on many crops, producing better plants using less pesticide. "It also makes it possible to successfully grow many fine heirloom varieties which were discarded because they lacked disease resistance." Powell says.
Scientists first encountered the SAR phenomenon in the 1930s. After encountering a pathogen, plants use salicylic acid as a key regulator of SAR and expression of defense genes. "Only recently have companies begun marketing salicylic acid and similar compounds as a way to activate SAR in crops—tomato, spinach, lettuce, and tobacco among them," according to Powell.
"ARS scientists are studying plants' defenses, such as antimicrobial materials like the protein chitinase which degrades the cell walls of fungi, and nuclease enzymes which break up the ribonucleic acid of viruses. They're also testing aspirin and other SAR activators which could be effective against non-microbial pests such as aphids and root-knot nematodes," Powell says. "This may be the most important research of the century. Stimulating SAR defenses with aspirin or other activator compounds could result in increased food production and the elimination of synthetic pesticides."
He recommends we experiment by spraying some plants with a 1:10,000 solution (3 aspirins dissolved in 4 gallons of water), leaving other plants unsprayed. Tests have shown that the SAR activation lasts for weeks to months. (Sort of homeopathic heart attack prevention for your plants.)
Things to do:
Make your own willow water:
Easily root azaleas, lilacs, summersweets (Clethra spp.) and roses by gathering about two cups of pencil-thin willow branches cut to 1-3 inch lengths. Steep twigs in a half-gallon of boiling water overnight. Refrigerated liquid kept in a jar with a tight-fitting lid will remain effective up to two months. (Label jar so you won't confuse it with your homemade moonshine.) Overnight, soak cuttings you wish to root. Or water soil into which you have planted your cuttings with the willow water. Two applications should be sufficient. Some cuttings root directly in a jar of willow water. Make a fresh batch for each use. You can also use lukewarm water and let twigs soak for 24-48 hours.
Ilene Sternberg is a freelance writer and amateur gardener with a certificate of merit in ornamental plants from Longwood Gardens, Pennsylvania and a former garden guide at Winterthur in Delaware.
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Rather than making "Willow Water" You can use Aloe Vera juice/gel/powder to get salicylic acid. This link to a paper on Aloe Vera (page 1602/Table 1) gives the low down on Aloe Vera including it's minerals, hormones, amino acids and such.
Might be easier to source than harvesting willows.
Posted 17 July 2011 - 06:10 PM
You guys have talked quote a bit about how good the aloe is, so I will stick to that.
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Ketron Island, Washington is located in Pierce County. Nearby cities and towns include Steilacoom, North Fort Lewis, Anderson Island, DuPont, Lakewood, Fort Lewis, University Place, Fox Island, McChord AFB, Fircrest, Longbranch, Wollochet, Parkland, Nisqually Indian Community, Tanglewilde, Artondale, Tacoma, Midland, Home, Spanaway, Lacey, Ruston, Roy, Clover Creek, Herron Island, Raft Island, Gig Harbor, Summit, Waller, Rosedale, North Yelm, Summit View, Frederickson, Key Center, Browns Point, Fife, Elk Plain, Olympia, Dash Point, Yelm, Maplewood, Canterwood, Fife Heights, Vaughn, Grapeview, McKenna, South Creek, Stansberry Lake, Wauna, Puyallup, Milton, Purdy, South Hill, North Puyallup, Edgewood, Federal Way, Burley, Tumwater, Rainier, Lakeland South, Allyn, Graham, McMillin, Vashon, Sumner, Pacific, Alderton, Algona, Orting, Lakeland North, Bonney Lake, Des Moines, Auburn, Lake Tapps, Belfair, Clear Lake, Bethel, Kapowsin, Shelton, Prairie Ridge, Tenino, Normandy Park, Crocker, and Prairie Heights. Ketron Island is a rural community with a population of 18. The median household income is $99,999. In Ketron Island, 50% of residents are married, and families with children reside in 25% of the households. Half the population of Ketron Island commutes 19 minutes or less to work, with 75% of residents holding white collar jobs and 25% residents holding blue collar jobs. The median age of homes in Ketron Island, WA is 45 years, with 67% of those homes owned, 22% rented, and 11% not occupied.
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Finland to host the next IUCN Regional Conservation Forum for Europe, North and Central Asia
IUCN officially announces Helsinki, Finland, as the host of the 2015 Regional Conservation Forum for Europe, North and Central Asia, from 14 to 17 December 2015. … | French | Spanish
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Nearly one in 10 wild bee species face extinction in Europe while the status of more than half remains unknown - IUCN report
The first-ever assessment of all European wild bee species shows that 9.2% are threatened with extinction, while 5.2% are considered likely to be threatened in the near future. A total of 56.7% of the species are classified as Data Deficient, as lack of experts, data and funding has made it impossible to evaluate their extinction risk.
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"Little Sydney" Conference registration is open
IUCN, along with the IUCN World Commission on Protected Areas (WCPA), have now opened registration for the "Little Sydney: Protecting Nature in Europe" Conference, the biggest European protected areas event of the year, scheduled to run May 28-31 in Hainburg, Austria. …
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First Management Planning Workshop to begin for transboundary Lake Ohrid region
The first management planning workshop in a series of five will take place on 25 and 26 March 2015 in the Korça region, Albania. The workshop is carried out in the framework of the 36-month European Union-funded project "Towards strengthened governance of the shared transboundary natural and cultural heritage of the Lake Ohrid region".
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IUCN study draws attention to the critical state of freshwater biodiversity in the Eastern Mediterranean
The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) presents alarming findings from the most comprehensive freshwater biodiversity assessment in the Eastern Mediterranean region. The study aims at raising the current low profile of freshwater biodiversity conservation in this region, promoting integrated water resource management practices, and providing reliable and up-to-date data for decision makers. …
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IUCN World Heritage Panel meets to discuss proposed new listings for 2015
The IUCN World Heritage Panel met in December to examine the nominations submitted for possible World Heritage listing in 2015. The UNESCO World Heritage Committee will convene in June and IUCN will provide its recommendations on natural sites. …
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Key Biodiversity Areas in the Mediterranean Basin Hotspot
While the Mediterranean basin biodiversity hotspot is well known for its globally important biodiversity, its freshwater biodiversity has not been as widely recognized for its importance. Through this project, freshwater key biodiversity areas (KBAs) have now been identified, mapped and validated throughout much of the Mediterranean hotspot. It is now important to raise awareness of their status as validated freshwater KBAs and to develop plans for appropriate conservation actions at these sites, as this biodiversity is highly threatened largely due to the conflicting demands upon a diminishing supply of fresh water which is further exacerbated by the increased severity of drought across the region. …
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The status and distribution of freshwater biodiversity in the Eastern Mediterranean
This IUCN report and accompanying dataset on the status and distribution of freshwater biodiversity in the Eastern Mediterranean, and the associated report and data on the Freshwater Key Biodiversity Areas in the wider Mediterranean Basin represent major advances in provision of information to help incorporate biodiversity needs into water development planning processes within an Integrated River Basin Management framework. …
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Let's save amazing species
This year, the 50th anniversary of the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species is celebrated worldwide. Joining in, the IUCN Programme Office for South-Eastern Europe partnered with its two members in Serbia, the Institute for Nature Conservation of Serbia and Institute for Nature Conservation of Vojvodina Province setting up an exhibition "Let's save amazing species". …
22 Dec 2014 | News story
IUCN identifies threatened freshwater biodiversity sites in the Mediterranean
Out of the 167 freshwater Key Biodiversity Areas identified, mapped and validated throughout the Mediterranean region, 75 percent were found outside the boundaries of any pre-existing protected areas or other KBAs, according to the main results of an IUCN assessment revealed today at the IUCN World Parks Congress taking place in Sydney, Australia. … | French | Spanish
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Curriculum Vitae GAURI RAJENDRA KULKARNI Date of Birth: 3rd June 1959 Address for correspondence: Biophysics Section Department of Physics University of Pune Pune – 411007 E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Contacts: 91-020-25691278/1712 Ext. 318 & 403 Permanent Address: 'Krishnai', Plot No.11 Shreenath Sahakari Socoiety, Mayur Colony Complex, Kothrud Pune – 411029 Academic Qualification: • • • Ph.D (Physics) from University of Pune, Pune in 1986. M.Sc (Physics) from University of Pune, Pune in 1981 with first class. B.Sc (Physics) from University of Pune, Pune in 1979 with first class. Academic Distinctions: • National Science Talent Scholarship from 1976 to 1986 Area of Special Interest: • • • • • • Neurophysics Information Processing in Sensory System Biomedical Signal Analysis, Wavelet Transforms and its applications to evoked potentials in human auditory and visual systems Experimental Neurophysiology: Intracellular and extracellular electrophysiolocal responses from insect visual systems Application of Neural Networks for modeling the visual system of insect Optical Tweezers for biophysical application Present Position : • Reader in Physics Teaching Experience: • • One year at Fergusson college (Physics at B.Sc. level) 20 years at Department of Physics, University of Pune. Teaching Contributions: • Designed and developed course material related to Biophysics and Bioelectronics • Preparation of laboratory manuals on experiments in Biophysics • Setup of laboratory experiments in Electrophysiology. Special Contribution towards institution building: • Development of a laboratory for recording of various Biopotential • Like ECG, VEP, AEP, ERG, Spike trains • Development of infrastructural and computational facilities for the analysis of these potentials with the help of Advanced Signal Processing Techniques • Development of single beam optical trap technique and its biophysical applications. Research Guidance: • • • • • Ph.D : 2 M.Phil : 12 M.Phil at present: 3 Ph.D at present: 2 B.E & M.Sc. Projects: 50 Research Schemes: • 7 project schemes funded by DAE-BRNS & DST Research Publications: • In Journals & Conferences: 25 International Participations and Collaborations: • Visited University of Bremen under Poona Bremen Exchange Programme in 1989 to study electrophysiological responses from the optic tectum of frog using pattern stimuli. • • • Participated in the College of Neurophysics at International Centre fro Theoritical Physics. Trieste, Italy (1-20 October 1990) Participated in the college on Advanced Experimental Technique in Biophysics at International Centre for Theoretical Physics (20Sep – 30 Oct 1992) Collaborated for research in Application of Wavelet Transforms to Evoked Potentials, with Dr. Vincent Samar and Dr. Ila Parasnis from Rochester Institute of Technology (Nov. '93 to Feb.'94) Additional Information: • • • • • Worked on organizing committee of Indian Biomedical Symposium February 1992/1995 Secretary of Indian Physics Association Pune Chapter 1992-94 Participation in cultural activity in dramatics Life memberships of Indian Biophysics Society, Biomedical Engineering Society, Society for Neuroscience, Third World Organization of woman Scientists. Coordinator of Optometry Courses.
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HORSE RACING: Del Mar officials disturbed by death toll, but still have faith in Polytrack
Synthentic surface has helped lower horse fatality rates, but is proving to be far from cure-all
Seven horses were euthanized after being injured in the meet's first two weeks.
Is timing a factor?
Arthur has done studies in the past that suggest that the first two weeks are the most critical for any track.
"We seem to be the most vulnerable at the beginning of this meet," Harper said, "whether it be on dirt or Polytrack or probably marshmallows out there."
"We are just coming off a different track (Hollywood Park)," he said. "It's not coming from good to bad or bad to good. It's just coming from one track to another, and if you come in here and push hard with your horses, that seems to be the most vulnerable time."
Jack Carava trains exclusively for Ron Valenta's La Canada Stable, and lost two horses (Pocosin's Game Boy and Maggie and Hopie) to injuries on July 28 and 30. They were euthanized.
"I had a lot of problems at the beginning of the meet," said Carava, who shipped his horses out of Del Mar to Santa Anita a full week ahead of closing day. "I've been very fortunate the last half of the meet; knock on wood, we've been OK. I guess the beginning of the meet was our time, and more recently, it has been very fortunate for me and unfortunate for others.
"The Polytrack we had the first year here, I felt like I couldn't hurt a horse on it. Something has changed. I'm not a track man, so I don't know. The injury rate speaks for itself between the first year and this year."
Eight of the 13 fatal injuries have occurred during morning training hours, when most of the 2,000 horses stabled on the grounds make an appearance on the Polytrack, either to work out for upcoming races or just exercise their legs.
Arthur said Santa Anita's Pro-Ride surface went through a recent period of 15,000 workouts with just one fatal injury.
"Horses are trained differently than they were in years past," Arthur said. "Horses are bred differently than in the past. Many experts believe in today's commercial market, breeders go for speed, rather than stamina and durability."
A study of the 2006 deaths at Del Mar showed the fatally injured horses "were becoming predisposed to catastrophic injury months before they saw the Del Mar surface," Arthur said. "Most of the fatalities at Del Mar involved the sesamoids, that is, an injury related to training intensity."
The sesamoid bones are found at the back of the fetlock in both the front and back legs, near the bottom of the leg. After such an injury thoroughbreds typically are unable to run or walk and are usually euthanized for humane reasons.
Last week, a post-mortem report of 2008 deaths in California showed 19 thoroughbreds were euthanized after suffering severe hind-leg injuries. Trainers have told authorities that hind-end injuries have increased since the installation of synthetic tracks.
A harder surface?
Some horsemen have complained to Del Mar management that the surface in the mornings this year seems to be a little harder than in the past. When the Polytrack has moisture in it, it gets tighter and harder.


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'It is the main reason for various problems in the country'
Fighting terrorism with a stringent law is not
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'Social justice is yet to be achieved in
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DHARWAD: Poet Channaveera Kanavi has said that forgetting their party affiliation, politicians should condemn terrorism as it is the main reason for various problems in the country.
He was delivering the keynote address at a seminar on "Indian Republic: Challenges" organised by the Akhila Karnataka Kendra Kriya Samiti at the District Education and Training Institute (DIET) here on Tuesday.
The poet said that communalism became a political issue when people from majority communities started suspecting those from minority communities.
He said there was a direct link between the problem of Kashmir and terrorism in the country. Fighting terrorism with a stringent law was not a solution.
People of Kashmir should be won over by responding to their aspirations, he added.
Speaking on "Uniform Education", social activist S.R. Sudarshan from Mysore said that only when education up to SSLC was in mother-tongue, students would be able to understand various concepts.
Speaking on "Social Justice", Sheikh Mastan said that social justice was yet to be achieved in the country. The Government should extend all facilities to minority communities keeping in mind their lifestyle and religious sentiments.
Presiding over the function, political scientist K. Raghavendra Rao said there was a need for taking issues such as social justice and uniform education seriously.
General Secretary of the samiti Mohan Nagammanavar welcomed the gathering. President of the samiti and MLA Chandrakanth Bellad, writers Giraddi Govindraj, Shivashankar Hiremath and Sadanand Kanavalli were present.


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If you are looking for old-world character within easy reach of the sights and scenery of the Cotswolds, this privately owned cottage offers the ideal holiday / vacation rental. The cottage itself is over 200 years old, grade 2 listed, with plenty of original features, including inglenook fireplace and old elm beams, but it is beautifully maintained, and includes modern conveniences such as full central heating, and broadband equipped computer available for your use. There are unspoiled views from all windows. It is in a very quiet and peaceful village location with lovely countryside surroundings, and its own secluded garden, in a convenient position between Oxford and Stratford upon Avon. It provides excellent accommodation for up to 4 adults plus a child. Cot and highchair can be provided. Note that over Christmas/ New Year, only longer lets will be available. For further pictures and details, with comments from our guest book, please also see our own web site www.bluerow.co.uk.
Hello Sheila,
We really had a wonderful time. The cottage is so lovely. Everything we needed was there. And good weather !!! Also nice to have ;)
It's also perfect located to visit Blenheim, Oxford, Broadway, Stow, Chipping Campden,….
Kind regards,
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Blue Row Cottages in Swerford was perfect for our family of five. It had all the charm we were hoping for in a cottage in the Cotswolds. It also had all the amenities we needed (kitchen, television, wifi, laundry).
The cottage is next door to a lovely old church. Swerford is a tiny little village, but there are lots of pubs, restaurants, supermarkets, etc very close. If you can't find what you're looking for, you're not looking properly.
The owners put together a great information kit for tenants, which we found really helpful. We found places to eat, places to visit, walks to do.
We really enjoyed our stay at the 3 Blue Row cottage in Swerford. It was a week our home to where we went back to after exploring the Cotswolds. We really loved the views, "fields of gold", cottages, sheep, gardens, Manor's, ruins, shops, pubs and we surely plan to go back there to see some more. Also we had wonderful weather on our holidays so we could eat our lunch in the romantic back garden.It has got everything we needed, it's comfortable, charming and up to date and we slept very well after our days of sightseeing. Thank you for letting us share the cottage. We also left a notice in your/it's guest book. Now that we are home the weather has changed to rainy days. Henk, Ermelinde & Gijs Peerlings, Belgium.
We really enjoyed our stay in this beautiful cottage, which was warm, well-equipped, comfortable, and beautifully situated in a quiet and peaceful village. The welcome pack gave lots of useful information about local shops and attractions, and the only frustration was that there were so many places that we didn't have time to visit. We hope to stay again.
We really enjoyed our stay at Blue Row Cottage. The house is in a great location and was easy to find thanks to directions provided. The village of Swerford is beautiful and peaceful, but makes a great base to explore the surrounding area within easy reach of Oxford, Stratford and surrounding areas.
The cottage itself was really well presented and has many charming features. Toughfully and well-equipped with everything needed for a great stay. Would not hesitate to stay again and gladly recommend!
We had a wonderful week in this cottage near the Cotswolds.
The cottage is very interesting, everything was like the description. We had all the things we needed: a nice kitchen with all the dishes you need, washing machine and clothes dryer and so on. A very nice garden and everything well maintained. Sheila gave us many tips about Pubs, shops and places to visit. We want to return to this cottage as soon as possible. Thank you Sheila for this nice place !
We all loved this cottage. It met all our standards: very clean, nicely furnished, new showers, comfortable, quiet, rural, no bugs, plenty of cooking and eating items. The village of Swerford was picture perfect. Great location for day trips to Oxford, Stratford, Salisbury, Exeter, Wells, Herford and all the Cotswolds villages.
The back yard was beautiful. The neighbors quiet and rarely there. The farm store was a BIG treat.
The owner was very easy to deal with - there were absolutely no problems. The arrangements were quick. The instructions complete. There were no surprises.
We ate at the nearby restaurant and it was delicious. It was convenient to shop in Chippy for groceries, gas and stores.
My biggest surprise was the tiny size of the washer/dryer combination - too small, too slow. So we used the launderette in Chippy. No big deal.
I can state that I would unreservedly come back and would and have recommended this lovely cottage to anyone who wants to fulfil their Cotswolds village fantasy.
There is so much to see and do in this beautiful area: the charming scenery of the Cotswolds, changing at every turn in the road; Medieval castles, Saxon churches, Roman remains, mysterious Neolithic sites; picturesque market towns, many National Trust properties, too many stately homes with beautiful gardens to list individually, attractions for children, footpaths to walk, and wonderful pubs with real ale brewed locally. Blenheim Palace and Stratford upon Avon are within easy reach, together with other attractive Cotswold villages. If you stay a week, you'll wish it was two! Swerford is a quiet and unspoiled village around a church and village green, built out of picturesque Cotswold stone and Stonesfield slate, when the only disturbance is the occasional group of bell-ringers who come to ring the church bells in summer. There are village shops within a short drive in the next village. Our own web site (www.bluerow.co.uk) has information about the numerous attractions & activities nearby.
Other Activities: Sightseeing, visiting stately homes
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Easter / late Spring
28 Mar 2015 - 26 Jun 2015
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
27 Jun 2015 - 4 Sep 2015
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
Late Summer
5 Sep 2015 - 25 Sep 2015
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
26 Sep 2015 - 18 Dec 2015
14 night minimum stay
for 14 nights
Christmas / New Year
19 Dec 2015 - 8 Jan 2016
14 night minimum stay
for 14 nights
|No additional mandatory fees
Note no weekend bookings. Rates are inclusive of bed linen and towels, water, normal central heating, electricity and final cleaning. In winter the heating can run continuously and we may have to make an additional charge for this of £50 a week. These rates are quoted for a maximum party size of 4 adults and 1 child. 30% deposit needed to secure booking, balance payable 8 weeks prior to arrival,
These rates are quoted for a maximum party size of 4 adults and 1 child. 30% deposit needed to secure booking, balance payable 8 weeks prior to arrival, together with a security deposit of £150. The security deposit is held against key loss and breakages or damage, and is returnable within 10 working days by direct bank transfer after inventory check. Please contact us for more details.
* Approximate monthly price. Actual pricing will depend on the days of the month you stay.
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