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All Truth Is God's Truth
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Almost Home
Genuine perseverance and assurance are sorely lacking among Christians today. The fruits of perseverance and assurance — diligent use of the means of grace, perseverance in heartfelt obedience to God's will, desire for fellowship with God, yearning for God's glory …Read More
Alone with My Thoughts
It is, of course, a sound and biblical truth that what comes out of our mouths reveals what is in our hearts. And, in turn, it is true that what is in our hearts is desperate wickedness. To be sure …Read More
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What�s in a Paintball Mask?
When we started playing paintball in the late eighties, paintball masks did not exist. With no alternatives, we put our eyes at risk and used things like shop goggles to protect ourselves. Thankfully, the paintball industry has since developed a wide range of paintball masks offering comfort, style, and most importantly, safety.
Comfort, Style, Features, and Fit
Not all paintball masks are created equally. There is a struggle between providing adequate protection to the face and ears, while at the same time having the paintball mask fit as closely to the face as possible, so as to provide the smallest possible target. This is especially true for tournament paintball, and the masks that have been developed for this purpose. The classic example of this struggle is the DYE I4 � this highly popular mask clings very closely to the face, and if you have a wide face, then the lower part of your cheeks will likely be left exposed. Virtue has addressed this with the VIO, and offers a paintball mask with a similar profile to the I4, but which also provides slightly more check protection.
Badlands carries a wide variety of the best masks on the market. Choose a style that suits your taste, and if you are able, try it on first for comfort and fit. Not all masks will be comfortable for you, and some may offer less protection than you would like. When you visit one of our stores, you will be able to try the mask on. Adjust the strap so that the mask fits snuggly against your face, but not too tight, then shake your head side-to-side, and up and down to ensure the mask does not slip. Make sure the mask is comfortable and does pinch or squeeze your face or head � you may be wearing it for hours at a time.
If you wear glasses, you also need to make sure the mask you are looking for will fit over them comfortably. Most masks should fit over your glasses, but you may have issues with the Elite series by JT � namely the Radar and the Head Shield Elite. The JT Spectra series will easily accommodate glasses as they offer a wider lens than the Elite.
Many goggles offer a quick-change lens system. These lenses are much easier to remove than standard lenses, making it easier to maintain and replace your lens.
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The lens is what stands between your eyes and the force of a flying paintball. Paintball lenses are rated to withstand the impact from paintballs travelling up to 300 fps. For this reason, it is very important that your measure the velocity that your paintball gun shoots, so that you do not exceed 300 fps.
Most entry level masks come with a single-pane lens. While offering the same protection as a thermal lens, a single lens is more likely to fog. Not only is fog a nuisance, it can be very dangerous if you get frustrated, and take off your goggles during a game to wipe away the condensation on the inside of the lens.
Higher end goggle systems usually come with a �thermal� or dual-pane lens. A thermal lens is much better at keeping your mask from fogging. It works like the dual pane windows in your house � the air space between the two lenses helps prevent condensation from forming on the inside of the lens. It is important to never submerge your thermal lens under water. If you do, water is likely to get in between the lenses and it will likely never dry, destroying the thermal properties of the lens and requiring you to replace your lens.
One disadvantage of thermal lenses is the softer, inside lens is prone to scratching. The outer lens is covered with a tough, anti-scratch coating, which helps protect it from scratches. The inner lens does not have this coating. For this reason, always use a clean micro-fiber cloth to carefully wipe the inside lens when it needs to be clean. You can spray this inner lens with water and then wipe it away (do not submerge the lens under water). Do not leave water to dry on the inside of the lens as it will leave spots.
Not all goggle systems require thermal lenses to prevent fogging. The Vforce line of goggles are sold with a single lens, and due to the design of the goggle system and the anti-fog coating used on the lens, most players find that these goggles never fog.
Paintball masks fans, like the JT Vortex Fan, offer an extra boost in the battle against fogging. Actually, if you use a fan, you will win the battle � your mask will not fog. A mask fan is most useful for players who wear glasses. If you use a thermal lens, your lens will probably not fog, but your glasses probably will. A paintball mask fan will keep both your lens, and your glasses, free from fog.
Lens Care and Replacement
Clean your lens with water. Basic H2O � that�s all you need. Do not leave any paint on your lens when you put your paintball mask away at the end of the day. The paint will slowly degrade your lens and leave marks that cannot be removed. If you are shot in the lens while playing, it is recommended that you thoroughly clean all paint from the area between the lens and the goggle frame, because paint will get trapped in this location and eat away at your lens over time.
It is highly recommended that you use a microfiber cloth to wipe your lens, and to never scrub, or rub your lens too hard.
A lens with a lot of scratches, or any sign of cracking should be replaced. These are your eyes you are trying to protect so don�t mess around.
Most manufacturers recommend replacing your lens at least once a year.
Safety � The Last Word
A paintball marker is not a toy. Without exception, if you are shooting your paintball gun for any reason, please make sure that you, and anyone else around you, is wearing a paintball mask. Paintballs can bounce, and can end up going in directions you did not intend them to go. Play often, but play safe!

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H.R. 875: Hold the hysteria!
As with most legislation, these food safety bills are intended to provide a general framework. The fine points will be added once a bill has passed through the halls of congress and is translated into rules at the agency level. As the saying goes: "the devil is in the details." It is with these details that Farm Aid and our partner groups will engage to ensure that any new regulations in food safety reflect and support the diversity of farms and processing facilities that contribute to a vibrant, sustainable and safe food system in America.
As always, we'll be sure to keep you updated with any opportunities for action. We'll also be providing a more extensive look into America's broken food safety system in our April newsletter. In the meantime, if you receive a frantic email about H.R. 875, please don't forward on the frenzy. Instead, point your friends and family to this great fact sheet from Food & Water Watch or to this food safety update by Farm Aid funded-group Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association.
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Thanks for the update and I will certainly be checking back on the status of 875. It's important to have a moderator between the GOVT and the American people at times to avoid miscommunications and a lack of trust. The only way to get things done the right way is together. Thanks for the article.ReplyDelete
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The problem with these bills is that they are too broad and open to too many interpretations. Be careful adhering too closely to the desire to believe that this administration only wants what is best for us. It just isn't true. If these bills are passed as worded, they can and will cause trouble for small, local farmers down the road. Frankly, I'm surprised by Farm Aid's lack of concern. Yes, "the devil is in the details" and these bills already have details that will harm small farmers. If you wait too long to intervene the damage will already be done.ReplyDelete
Yesterday, April 23, HR 875 was referred to the Subcommittee on Livestock, Dairy, and Poultry.ReplyDelete
There had been no action on it since it was referred on February 4 to the House Energy and Commerce committee and the House House Agriculture committee. I don't know what that means exactly but I'm still hopeful that it never makes it out of committee.
On April 23, H.R. 875 was referred to the House Subcommittee on Livestock, Dairy, and Poultry. It has been sitting in the House Agriculture Committee and the House Energy and Commerce since Feb. 4. Hopefully this bill will come to a quiet end in the subcommittee.ReplyDelete
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This bill is draconian and will affect every single farmer, and will mean a slow but certain death for heritage seeds. I too am amazed and disappointed by indifference to this bills potentially destructive impact.ReplyDelete
This year, 2009, standard seed cleaning equipment, used for decades without problems of any kind, became illegal for use on farms and for farmers in some parts of the country. Under such restrictions, the seeds must meet "strict safety standards" imposed by the FDA. Seeds, please be aware, have been recently redefined as "food". Compliance on equipment can require an investment of one million to two million dollars in construction and equipment -to clean each type of seed. Seeds cleaned on equipment previously considered 'normal' have become illegal for farmers to sell in the parts of the US that fall under these legal regulations.
If this is applied across the country, organic seed and heritage seed supplies will start disappearing. And obviously, the inability to sell seed will destroy some farmers who raise seed specifically, and seed companies not already purchased by Monsanto! HR 875 regulates the sale of seeds at every level.
Then, the government could apply the same "strict standard" to "storage facilities" and require million dollar facilities for storing seeds "sorting" and "storing" are both listed in HR 875. And that ends the quiet and simple life of seed banks, seed exchanges, and our own private holding of seed; done without anyone ever having to mention criminalizing a thing. Just "food safety."
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HR875, and any farming/food safety bills sponsored by Monsanto or any other big-agra corporation is inherently bad. If any member of Congress honestly considers the obvious outcomes and any possible outcome of the effects of HR875 on food safety and consumer price they would vote against it and any similar bill now pending or in the future. The only exceptions to voting for such legislation would be legislators who haven't read the bill, and legislators who have been persuaded or compromised by corporate interests and tactics. The sins and crimes of the lackadaisical and dishonest law makers are very evident abominations that eventually do not go unnoticed or unpunished.ReplyDelete


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Who bears the responsibility, and who possesses the imaginative capacity, to conceive of an ideal world? Though utopians, futurists, and visionaries have never been united under one standard, radicals and progressives used to be uniquely equipped and motivated to do this work, and today mostly defend the scraps of bygone idealism and attend to the detritus of twentieth-century achievements. But constructing an image of an alternative world, another way of living, has an essential social function, and reflects—or even determines—the agency of the constructors. This task, like forming an image of the past, is never neutral or impartial. And now those who make investments in the future—and whose investments pay off—tend to be libertarian technologists, financial engineers, and affiliates of plutocrat-funded think tanks. This issue is an exhortation to bet on the future again—to formulate propositions, predictions, and projections that make demands on the present.
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The Long Tomorrow
Pointing Machines
This issue is devoted to the consideration of contemporary and historical modes of reproduction: copies of classical sculpture made with plaster casts and 3-D printers; texts replicated by telegraphs, pirate publishers, and PDF generators; the photograph as archetypal mechanical image, proliferating across formats such as the daguerreotype, diapositive, inkjet print, bitmap. Pointing Machines is named after the simple eighteenth-century measuring tool for reproducing sculpture in stone or wood by means of a system of adjustable rods and needles. The issue reflects on the proliferation of analogous tools and procedures in the digital age, in which the difference between goods (among them artworks) and information about those goods is constantly diminishing. Pointing Machines addresses the many forms of reproduction that unremittingly shape our daily lives—and alter the relationships between ideas and property, identity and originality—while asserting that each instance of reproduction can be generative and enriching. Pointing Machines is Triple Canopy's contribution to the 2014 Whitney Biennial and includes an installation in the Whitney's galleries; the issue continues the reproduction and circulation of the displayed objects beyond the museum's walls.
It Speaks of Others
This issue is devoted to the consideration of objects and objectivity. Today our sense of the limits of objectivity is troubled by the proliferation of intelligent, networked devices which, while not animate, possess kinds of agency and functionality that approach animateness. Perhaps humans have always lived with and among objects that resemble us and have a share in how we use language, but the efficacy and usefulness—as well as the intrusiveness—of contemporary objects is remarkable. It Speaks of Others is therefore a reconsideration of objects, across a variety of media and forms: in poetry and prose, performance, film, and other images. Here we explore materiality and fetish, the joys and failures of empiricism, automation, big data, stuff, the objectification of human beings, as well as the speech of dumb things.
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The gradual loss of integrity plays out in various aesthetic milieus: A TV pilot corrupts true art, an authorless novel seeks to enter the marketplace, the degradation of the environment is countered by a scheme for a land-art-inspired green economy, Charlie Sheen's salacity is looped. This issue recognizes the continuous phenomenal change that thwarts our best-laid plans and programs, but admits that total overhaul is rarely feasible. Instead, it focuses on evolutionary processes and the joys of departure from any original design, the likelihood that each thing is the same thing in a deceptive form, scenes from the decline of commercial viability, the work of waiting.
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Exhumations, translations, masquerades. No matter how many times you Empty Trash, the contents are buried somewhere by Time Machine, waiting to be unearthed. For example: Richard III's skeleton is found beneath a Leicester parking lot. An archaeology of alphabets uncovers glyphs that carry forgotten sounds. A zombie phrenology rises up from Whitman's poetry, and into puff pieces for Time magazine. Pygmalion's Galatea comes to life and starts working the Borscht Belt. A trio of ancient donkeys are likewise revived, and it turns out they're comedians, too. Magnetic resonance scans pass as portraits before a jury. A Brazilian poet plays at peddling smut, but can't help being highbrow. Liberties are taken, permissions ignored.
They Were Us
This issue is devoted to scrubbing the bridge to the twenty-first century. Some foci of this endeavor: girls in uniforms, walking; girls of a certain age at once auguring and manifesting capital. There is so much to buy in the magazines that reflect their faces, which are clear-skinned, decorticated, architecturally sound. One woman reads Flaubert and is filled with love. Then she is filled with rage. She tries to show us simply how she sees the world, saying everything she can possibly say in one hour. Elsewhere a word that can't be said is uttered at last because the story requires the word. Ambiguity gives way to precision, even analysis of patterns of linguistic usage. But your own interpretation may please you better.
Negative Infinity
This issue includes studies of the culture and politics of online anonymity, photographic excursions into the nether regions of the mind and the USSR. Popularity has exploded. Painted smiles peel. Scrutiny of alienation, irony, and hate leads to altruists, sociopaths, and old desperate weapons, convergences of teenage fantasy and IP militancy. Seekers arrive at bunkers and encampments and chat rooms from Yugoslavia to the Springsteen state to Zuccotti Park; they are after evidence or the smell or resources. Whitman's multitudes, Melville's intransigent, contra immiseration and crisis. One can't help but wonder, are these last or first men?
In Triple Canopy's first literary, or not not literary, issue, the promise of fact evaporates in the weird light of the subjunctive. The focus is on events transpiring on the page, on "events" "transpiring" "on" "the page." The actual of our counterfactual is often only handwriting; a typo, a footnote, a facsimile; caps lock, scare quote, underscore. It is mere text, a line, or minor grammar; a mere sentence, mere diction, mere style, what substance. As Wittgenstein once proposed: "They say, for example, that I should have given a particular answer then, if I had been asked." But the business of prediction, even of speculative pasts, is best left to justly compensated professionals. Dealing with the present, then, and the future in the past, the counterfactuals in this issue might not survive the time of reading.
Bad Actors
Chewing the scenery and reacting poorly with a certain consistency, this issue brings together reflections on the sexual magnetism of the volcano, the history of the infamous Mankato execution, passport defacement, New York real estate, the ills of dealing in art, and other acts of personal and public mismanagement. Such acts may be unintentional or may be required for a given role: It's no easy feat, for example, for man, who evolved from the sea, to reverse the process by returning to the oceans and asserting control over the depths. Indeed, as this issue shows, the perception of acting quality differs greatly between any two given perceivers, and therefore the extent of bad acting can be quite subjective.
Black Box
This issue is devoted to considering how we view photographs—and make photographs to be viewed—online. Most of the photographs found on the Internet were shot digitally and published without any thought given to printing them in a physical form. Their material condition is not an issue. We are concerned with photographs whose materiality is at stake, for which an online presentation is disruptive, and therefore worth examining. Artists who traffic in physical photographic prints are asked to participate in a shared vision of dematerialized photography, charged with creating works intended to be experienced as JPEGs.
Default Environments
In this issue, metaphors are unexamined and not. The skin of a satyr is flayed and stretched on a tree. A body withers leaving only a voice. Here expression precedes and exceeds language. A photograph succeeds where words fail. Those seeking omniscience, infinite perception, find it at the ends of gravity. A sea traveler says to a poet, "It is difficult to know a person." The poet replies, "There are many ways a person might be known." She sees fissures in the Arctic ice and is reminded of futures foretold by creases in the palm of a hand. These she traces in color. Elsewhere a hand is writing, ink on paper: This writing might depict a life or not at all. A written life is only partly told, partly understood, even as the Name written in light is everlasting. Revision leads so often to miscomprehension. No symbols where none intended.
And Yet It Moves
This issue surveys the ground and that which surveys it from above, draws a line of force and follows it, trades violence for puppetry, confuses major and minor aspects, reckons with the originality of credit, randomizes dystopia, accounts for innumerable other conjunctions and oppositions. From space: polygonal celestial bodies and quantities of nothingness. From Pandora and Palestine: the nightmare of shamelessness. From Peru: lessons in the manufacture of high-end human-hair wigs. From Moscow: "It's like diving into the ocean—no half-steps, for all your life, but it is worth it!" All problems of drawing people into the mystery of a shared existence.
Unplaced Movements
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The conversation will open at 4pm (Eastern Standard Time), May 19, 2011. Sean is on vacation in Las Vagas, and will join us from his hotel room there to discuss the cosmos, the nature of time, and the science of poker.
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May 19 2011: My pleasure! Thanks to everyone for participating.
May 19 2011: Yes, thank you indeedMay 19 2011: Thank you Sean! We really appreciate you joining us from Vegas, enjoy the rest of your vacation!
Oscar Pineda
May 19 2011: Hello Sean, and thanks for taking the time to do this. NASA published on their website today (http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news.cfm?release=2011-149) news about the Hubble telescope aiding in confirming that it is dark energy and not gravity, that is causing the accelerated expansion of the Universe. How does this affect the current cosmological models of the future of the Universe? Does it bring us much closer to knowing exactly what the fate of the Universe is going to be? What are your thoughts about this?
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May 19 2011: This basically helps confirm the picture cosmologists have been putting together over the last couple of decades. It snapped into place in 1998 with the discovery that the universe is accelerating. So we now think that the universe is 4% ordinary matter, 23% dark matter, and 73% dark energy. It's a robust model that fits a very wide variety of observations.
Of course we want to know -- why is it like that? There we are still very unsure, but a lot of specific models for dark matter and dark energy (and the preference for matter over antimatter) are being carefully studied.
May 19 2011: Thanks! But does this lean the scales towards a specific model? I mean, whether expansion will carry on forever versus a "Big Crunch" scenario? Or are we still far from knowing which is true?
May 19 2011: The simplest interpretation of the current data is in terms of a truly fixed vacuum energy, which would imply that the universe will expand forever, not recollapse into a crunch. But we can't be sure that the vacuum energy won't some day go away, given how poorly we understand it.May 19 2011: Do you believe physics will ever be able to account for consciousness?
May 19 2011: I believe that consciousness, like every property of matter and energy, is ultimately compatible with the underlying laws of physics. That is, we don't need to violate the laws of physics to explain consciousness. On the other hand, it might not be helpful to think in terms of particles and forces if we want to create a theory of consciousness, just as we don't invoke particles and forces when we talk about hurricanes or the stock market. We'll have to see how the research goes.
May 19 2011: If consciousness' "code" includes "logics" of 300 million years of evolution I think it would be impossible to gain artificially same level of deep process unity for the system of the individual consciousness. Emotions are needed for consciousness and there is no emotions without huge amount of cumulative evolutive processes in DNA based "biomatter".
We can produce some kind of bastard copy versions of DNA-based programmed biomachines but they could not gain the independent consciousness to have self controlled and balanced emotions. 300 million year programming can not be copied. I think.
Oscar Pineda
May 19 2011: Hello again, Dr. Carroll. What has your work on the arrow of time revealed about the possibilities of time travel? We know that in theory, time travel to the future is possible, given that we develop the necessary technology. But what about travelling to the past? It has been said to be impossible, with both physical and philosophical difficulties, but has your work and that of others revealed any possible scenario or mechanism?
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Also, I recently learned about a theoretical particle called a Tachyon, which is said to have the ability to travel faster than the speed of light. How is this even possible?
May 19 2011: It's easy to be hypothetical! The laws of physics say that you can't go from moving slower than light to moving faster than light. Ordinary particles always move more slowly, but it's possible to imagine "tachyons" that always move faster -- they literally can't stay still! However, this is completely hypothetical, and there's no evidence at all that they really exist.
Likewise, we can imagine time travel, but it's hard to take seriously the possibility that it's for real. As I write about in my book, some of the conceptual problems with time travel come down to the arrow of time -- how can you remember the past but not the future if your past is in your future? That doesn't say it's impossible, but gives a hint of how hard it would be to make time travel real.
May 19 2011: Thanks for the answer! :)
That's pretty much what I figured about tachyons, but wanted to hear from someone who actually knows what he's talking about.
Rob Ross
May 19 2011: Why would it not be the case that to an observer crossing the event horizon of a black hole, the interior remains eternally black? I.e, in the direction of the singularity, all is black?
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A photon that just crosses the EH cannot escape, so why would a photon say 1 meter inside the EV ever be able to travel >= 1 meter from the EV?
And if that is the case, how can any photons inside the EH and just past the observer ever bounce back from anything inside the BH into the in-falling observers eyeballs?
May 19 2011: The singularity inside a black hole is a funny thing -- it's not in the center of the hole, it's in the *future*. You will run into it as surely as you will run into tomorrow. But you don't actually see it. When we see things, we're looking at light that comes from events in the past. So things don't go dark when you cross an event horizon -- light from events in your past can still reach you.
Rob Ross
May 19 2011: Ok, so my brain just exploded a little bit, but I'm used to that now when discussing these subjects :)
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If I cross the EH of a BH and I'm looking *opposite* my direction of travel (away from the singularity) I understand that what I would see would not look any different to me than before I crossed the EH. - just normal looking stars as before.
I still don't know what I would see if I look *toward* the singularity. If the singularity were at a point in space, I expect no photons to ever reach me from anywhere between my current location and the singularity, so I would not be able to "see" anything in that direction.
If the singularity is not in space but "in the future" as you say, then again, I would expect not to see anything from it since it hasn't happened yet.
I guess I can simplify by just asking you : If I cross the EH of a BH and look towards where I perceive is the "center", what would I see? As an example, say I fall into the BH with a friend who is 1 meter in front of me as we both approach the BH. I see him disappear as he cross the EH. Then I cross. I would think I should never be able to see him again. How do photons from his body bounce back into my eyeballs once we're both inside the EH?
Thanks again!
May 19 2011: You would see light from whatever fell into the black hole before you, or whatever made the black hole in the first place. You can't see the singularity, which really is in your future!
The point is: you don't see your friend disappear as he crosses the event horizon. You just see him emit light more and more slowly. But if you chase him in, it doesn't slow down infinitely, like it would if you remained outside.
Alfred Essa
May 19 2011: Hi Sean, Thank you for your work in disseminating physics to non-specialists like me. Are you familiar with Godel's work on time? I believe he presented a paper when he was at the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton. What's the word on the street among physicists on his work on time?
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May 19 2011: Godel wrote a paper in which he derived a solution to general relativity (Einstein's equation) which had a startling property -- time looped back on itself. So in this (very hypothetical) universe, you could travel "forward in time" and eventually end up meeting yourself in the past!
Physicists (including me) have thought long and hard about this phenomenon of "closed timelike curves," which is the sophisticated way to think about traveling backwards in time. The smart money says that they are purely hypothetical, and can't exist in the real world; but we don't know for sure.
May 19 2011: Thank you. A follow-up question. So I take it then that Godel's derivation is consistent with Einstein's equations. Have physicists thought of experiments which would would get at the question of "closed timelike curves"?
May 19 2011: It is consistent with Einstein's equation, that's right. And these days we know of many other examples; search for "wormhole time machine" or "cosmic string time machine."
Unfortunately, we're talking about phenomena that are very, very far away from experimental accessibility. Unless you have a couple of black holes or cosmic strings in your back yard and know of some clever way of manipulating their gravitational fields.May 19 2011: Hi everyone. Looking forward to chatting about time, the universe, cosmology, physics, and what have you.May 19 2011: I love your talks, all of them... just fantastic!
I'm wondering one thing tho... in the whole world of cosmology/physics, does the Fractal geometry play any role? is the whole Mandelbrot Set idea taken into consideration somewhere?
May 19 2011: Fractals haven't played a big role in cosmology as yet, but we're open-minded. Years ago people wondered whether the distribution of galaxies was fractal, but it turns out to be a lot smoother than that on large scales.
These days people take very seriously the possibility that the *multiverse* is a fractal -- but that's obviously speculation, far outside what we know how to test.
May 19 2011: Thanks a lot... I have another question If I may...
When it comes to our understanding of time(4th dimension, right?), in terms of physical equations do we assign a certain "speed" to time? we know it's direction, but what I'm trying to ask is, does our perception of the rate of it's progression affect the empirical/scientific approach to time?
May 19 2011: Time doesn't have a speed. "Speed" means "how much of something passes as time passes," which makes no sense when "something" is "time."
Or, if you like: the speed of time is always one second per second.May 19 2011: Thank you very much for insights and clear language.May 19 2011: Thanks for answering question Sean really appreciate it. What do you think of the prospects of measuring the B mode are? Will Planck find it? or a ground based experiment?
May 19 2011: It's possible -- but they might be out of reach. That's the fun of research!May 19 2011: Hello Sean, Thanks so much for your time. Probably too late for an answer, but I'll give it a try: if there are multiverses out there, what would "contain" them? absolute void, not even space?May 19 2011: oh and by the way Baum Frampton model:
http://arxiv.org/abs/astro-ph/0612243May 19 2011: Is the categorification of physics a worthwhile pursuit in your opinion?
May 19 2011: That depends on what the results will be. It's pretty math, but physics is all about the results.May 19 2011: Hi Dr Caroll, what are your thoughts on the resolution of the Turok measurement problem of inflation via a matter bounce from loop quantum cosmology. Does such a bounce if real imply singualrities cant form and what does it mean for the validity of the Guth Borde Vilenkin theorem that says inflation must have a singularity at the beginning?
May 19 2011: The Guth-Borde-Vilenkin theorem doesn't really say there must be singularities. They made some assumptions, and those assumptions might not apply to the real world. Most crucially, they are only talking about classical spacetimes, not quantum gravity. Everyone believes (or should believe) that singularities aren't "real" in quantum gravity; but we don't know what takes their place.
I'm not very optimistic about loop quantum cosmology or loop quantum gravity more generally, but I'm happy to be proven wrong.May 19 2011: Dr. Carroll, can you recommend good books for laymen to learn about the newest developments in cosmology?
Thanks!May 19 2011: Best introduction to theoretical cosmology for a mathematically inclined undergraduate?
May 19 2011: There are a couple of good choices. One is by Andrew Liddle, and the other one is by Barbara Ryden. I'm just typing extra words now because if I don't it won't let me post a comment with links.
http://www.amazon.com/Introduction-Cosmology-Barbara-Ryden/dp/0805389121/May 19 2011: wonderful f you to do this..thanks.
A second is an earth bound measurement..a solar system bound measurement. Why is it we think it is useful to understand cosmology..the age of the universe..its acceleration even the speed of light itself?
May 19 2011: Because we hypothesize that the basic laws of physics are the same all over, and then we test that hypothesis -- and so far it's succeeded! The mass of the electron, the strength of gravity, etc. -- these are all things we can measure far away and long ago, and they seem to have the same values that they do nearby.
May 19 2011: thanks
Comment deletedMay 19 2011: What is the status of the Baum Frampton model, is that still on the table?
May 19 2011: I don't know what that one is -- which probably means it's not very popular, if it's a cosmological model.May 19 2011: Hi professor,
Is it possible to multiverse to be seen as many universes, each one includes another rather than separated ones, I think in such situation the accelerated expending can be explained by the impact of a bigger universe on the smaller one that is included in it?
May 19 2011: When cosmologists talk about the "multiverse" these days, they are usually (not always) thinking of just a really big universe, in which different regions have different physical characteristics. It's a confusing terminology, but has become somewhat standard.May 19 2011: A friend asked me to post this question here, because he cannot connect right now...
Dr. Carroll: I wanted to ask you about the famous "Drake equation" to calculate the number of intelligent civilizations in the Universe. The number that results from the equation is very arbitrary because it depends on many unknown factors (at least at the time Drake presented it and Carl Sagan mentioned it in Cosmos). Do you know if there is any new data that can help us fine-tune the values that we give each of the variables so that they can be more accurate with reality?
May 19 2011: We're getting new data all the time. For example, we just got evidence of billions of new planets wandering through our galaxy!
However, we are still very very far away from nailing down all the terms in the Drake equation. It's the ones involving life and intelligence and civilization that are the most unknown, for obvious reasons. It will probably stay that way for a while.
May 19 2011: OK, thanks Dr. Carroll!May 19 2011: How well considered is the many-worlds interpretation by academics?
May 19 2011: I think it's the favorite possibility among most cosmologists and QM experts. But we admit that there are unanswered questions, such as the role of probabilities.
May 19 2011: Do more lean towards a discrete set of universes or a continuum of universes?
May 19 2011: "Continuum" is the conventional choice, but there are always some mavericks:
http://arxiv.org/abs/hep-th/0508039May 19 2011: In your view does the MWI remove the "need" for randomness as was traditionally formulated in quantum mechanics?
May 19 2011: I think it changes it, without completely solving the problem. In MWI, the wave function of the universe evolves in a completely deterministic and reversible way. But "where we are" in the wave function seems to necessarily require a random component. Observations are irreducibly random, as far as we can tell.May 19 2011: Thanks. Impressive job answering so many questions in such a short time.May 19 2011: Hello! How you think physics helps you at the poker table? Does it help you to come up with the right strategy?
May 19 2011: See my reply to Ben elsewhere in the thread. I do think it helps -- but it's far from sufficient! This trip I've been doing well, but it's not always the case. Nerves of steel might be more important.May 19 2011: Sean, you stated that: "...empty space essentially lasts forever (but) since empty space gives off radiation there's actually thermal fluctuations and it cycles around all the different possible combinations of the degrees of freedom that exists in empty space."
Does this make life possible in the empty space era?
May 19 2011: Yes, absolutely, at least in principle. Indeed, that's the big question: if a model like this is right, why aren't we random fluctuations in an otherwise empty space, rather than finding ourselves in a warm and inviting universe filled with stars and galaxies?May 19 2011: How deeply do you believe in multiverses? Do you think about the other Sean Carrolls? If so, does it affect you? If not why not?
May 19 2011: I'm open-minded, which I think is the right policy when there's so much we don't know. Right now my favorite approaches to explaining the arrow of time involve a multiverse, but maybe we just haven't thought of the right model yet.
I think about other Sean Carroll's, but they don't bother me. I hope they're having fun. (Statistically, some are and some are not.)May 19 2011: If a property of entropy is to expand over time, if there were a way to reverse linear time, would there also be a corresponding way to reverse entropy or would it continue to expand as it's not a property related to the progression of time?
May 19 2011: The only real way to define "reversing time" is by "decreasing entropy." In the real world, you can set up a system of just a few atoms in which that happens (and people have done so), but once you get more than a few dozen particles it becomes infeasible.
May 19 2011: Since time is affected by a Black Hole, what effect would result from entropy encountering the event horizon of a black hole or the hole's powerful center?
May 19 2011: Nothing special happens at the event horizon, actually; it's just a point of no return, past which you can't get back to the outside world. Black holes absorb new material and more entropy all the time -- the effect is just that you get a bigger black hole!May 19 2011: Conceptually, Dr. Carroll, that the universe is more likely to manifest an apple pie, rather than an orchard, some sugar, an oven, and then from these an apple pie, makes sense to me. This is an example of the random fluctuations of matter and energy in our universe - and furthermore that all possible "states" will one day be achieved. IF time is not circular but infinite, then do all of the finite configurations only happen once? I.e. If we detonate a bomb (one could substitute 'universe' here), which scatters its material far and wide, could a future configuration ever include the exact same bomb?
May 19 2011: This is a very good questions that cosmologists are currently tackling, known as "the measure problem." In an infinite universe, it's very possible that everything that can happen actually does happen, infinitely many times. But if two things happen infinitely often, which is more likely? Of course we answer questions like this all the time, but in the case of an infinite universe the rules are just not clear right now. But we're trying. (And of course the universe might not be infinite after all.)May 19 2011: Hello again Dr. Carroll, this is a weird question and barely related, but I wanted to know what your thoughts on free will are. Is it possible to have some limited sort of free will given that we are entirely made of matter and matter has to obey the laws of physics? Some have posited quantum mechanics as a possible mechanism for free will, but do you think that makes any sense? These questions are commonly replied to by philosophers and I would love to hear the opinion of a physical scientist. :)


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Statistically speaking, every third inhabitant of Bayreuth is a member of a sports association. There are about 24,000 members in over 60 associations. In basketball, ice hockey, soccer and table tennis Bayreuth has achieved success beyond the regional level. Numbers and lists can't describe the town's sports sufficiently. It is characterised by its wide variety: from aerobics to hiking, from billiards to weightlifting, from horse riding to golf. A wide range of public and private sports facilities is available.
But the associations of Bayreuth are not only remarkable due to their large number of members and promising new recruits. From amongst their ranks have come Bavarian champions, medallists at
international championships and even at the Olympic and World games. Bayreuth teams have achieved nationwide acclaim in their various leagues in basketball, ice hockey and table tennis.
Popular and top sports are not in competition. Besides the widespread activities of the associations, the municipal sports council offers a variety of sports for young and old. The centre of most of the activities is the Bayreuth sports park. It combines a municipal ice rink, the 50 metre indoor swimming pool of the Bayreuth swimming club (one of the biggest indoor swimming pools owned by a club in Germany), the Oberfrankenhalle (multi-purpose hall), containing about 4,000 seats, and the municipal stadium to provide a perfect sports complex.
The investment was worthwhile; this is evident from the increasing number of high ranking competitions which take place in Bayreuth. For instance the European Nations Cup in table tennis, international women's football matches, ice hockey, volleyball and basketball, the European youth football Championship or the international Bavarian cycling tour for professional and amateur cyclists.
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A Pizza Hut manager last week allegedly retaliated for a prior drunk driving arrest by spitting on food ordered by the same Tennessee sheriff's deputy who had busted her, according to investigators.
Amanda Engle, 29, was nabbed Thursday for disorderly conduct after the off-duty cop spotted her spitting on a pizza he had ordered for his family.
According to a police report, Unicoi County Sheriff's Department Deputy Frank Rogers arrived at the Pizza Hut to pick up a dinner order. "The defendant didn't ask my name however rang up the order," noted Rogers, who added that he sat down on a bench in front of the counter while waiting to pick up his pizza.
"As the defendant removed the pizza from the oven I observed her cut her eyes and look at me. The defendant then leaned over the pizza that she had began to slice and I observed her spit on the pizza which had been purchased by me," Rogers wrote.
The deputy immediately confronted Engle and asked if she knew him. "Yes, you're Frank Rogers," replied Engle, who was cited last April by Rogers in a DUI case.
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Extended exposure to black mold is known to cause respiratory, circulatory and neurological damage and that just might be what Mexico Beach police officers are experiencing.
During the council's pre-agenda meeting last week, the topic of conversation turned to modular buildings. The city has had plans to relocate the police and fire departments out of the current location on 14th Street for years but a financially-feasible solution has yet to be reached.
During the discussion, Police Chief Glenn Norris expressed a desire to move sooner rather than later.
"We're in a bad situation in the building we're in," said Norris. "We should do something as quick as we can."
In November 2010, a mold inspection was completed on the old city hall and police headquarters and the results determined that if personnel were to stay in the buildings, the air conditioning unit and carpets would need to be replaced and the interior cleaned.
Dehumidifiers were also suggested to be run at all times.
After the initial inspection, city hall workers were relocated to a temporary building in a refurbished bank along U.S. Highway 98, but the public safety departments stayed put.
The police chief tried to be understanding by noting that the old city hall building had higher levels of spores, but the police department had a wider variety of potentially dangerous spores.
Norris said that in addition to mold dangers, the building has water damaged walls and flooded three times in recent memory. He said that he and his team have cleaned and painted the building repeatedly and the air conditioning unit has been out for 2-3 weeks.
They did receive a window air conditioning unit until a decision on a modular building could be reached.
"We put lipstick on the pig, but the pig is still bad," said Councilwoman Tanya Castro.
In July, the council accepted bids for a modular unit that would meet the police department's needs. They received 14 bids, but not all of them included the cost of a foundation, a state requirement.
"Some decisions have to be made," said Mayor Al Cathey, responding to Norris. "We're sympathetic."
The bids called for foundation work for a modular unit to be finished by Nov. 1 and installation work to complete by Dec. 13.
Cathey said that a solution should be in place by the first of the year.
Norris had proposed purchasing a modular unit he located in Port St. Joe that could be upgraded to comply with Florida building codes.
"It's not an option we should consider," said Castro. "It's a money pit."
Norris made a final appeal to the council and said that some employees have begun feeling sick and been to the doctor.
"Exposure to the mold is causing them to have breathing problems," said Norris. "We've band-aided the building, but it can only be patched so much."
Norris included himself in the employees who were potentially feeling the effects of the spores and reported that Mexico Beach police officers typically work for 12-16 hours a day.
A large majority of that work is done inside the police department.
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I thought I would start a thread regarding X1 info that is shared at Build.
Day one didn't show much, but they did have a demo of Project Spark and started the beta sign up for that.
The Day 2 keynote has been more interesting for new info. During their many demos, they showed off an app that was running via windows 8 and then pushed that same app to the X1. They pointed out that since the X1 shares windows 8 core, all of these apps are possible and showed how easy it is for devs to work on apps going to the X1 via Visual Studio.
They summed up the conversation by saying that if you want to get a head start developing apps for the X1, then create a windows 8 app.
They also mentioned the Unity engine and how it is supported on the X1 so that game devs could build a single game using Unity and push that across a windows 8 pc or the X1.
Pretty interesting stuff that could lead to a real advantage for the platform. What we still are waiting to hear is how the store will work for the X1 and what guidelines devs have to follow to publish to the X1.


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April 14, 2014
Over $10,000 was raised for The Valerie Fund
April 11, 2014
Associate Professor of Psychology Lisa Dinella and students from the "A Field Experience in the Psychological Principals of Animal Training" were featured in the Star-Ledger on April 10.
Students are gaining valuable experience this semester interning at colleges and universities in New Jersey.
April 01, 2014
Event will raise money for The Valerie Fund.
March 26, 2014
Speakers include Dr. Azza Karem, United Nations Population Fund; John K. Werner, co-founder of Citizen Schools; and David Zirin, sports correspondent for The Nation.
March 25, 2014
Cancro pledges $110,000 to Monmouth University at the event.
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Cancro is the founder and chief executive officer of Jersey Mike's Franchise Systems.
February 14, 2014
Paws for a Cause" event includes police dog demonstrations and door prizes.
January 28, 2014
The collaborative partnership will create a continuum from kindergarten through higher education and address 21st century skills and readiness for the workplace.
January 06, 2014
Business student Amber Marfitt received an employment offer from JP Morgan Chase after completing a summer internship.
December 16, 2013
The basis of the project is to research solutions for community sustainability in order to help locals stabilize Macheke's economic, health, food, education, and energy systems long term.
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December 10, 2013
Robert Solorzano (Manahawkin, NJ), international business major, received a rare opportunity to intern in Hangzhou, China for one month during the summer of 2013.
November 14, 2013
Ebtihal Al-Alwi is pursuing a master's degree in public policy.
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7. Money in the Bank (Mitb)= Things kicked off with the Smackdown Mitb match featuring Sheamus, Cody, Kane, Wade, Slater, Bryan and Gabriel as well as Sin Cara. Halfway through the match, Sheamus power bombed Sin Cara through a table, resulting in Sin Cara being stretchered out of the arena. However that did not stop the momentum of this match as it was fast paced and enthralling with numerous high
In the year 2011, WWE gave us a total of 13 ppvs, some amazing, some good, some average, some awful. Below is my review of all the ppvs of 2011. In this review, I shall only be commenting on the matches, not any backstage segments.
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The first money in the bank match occurred at Wrestlemania 21. Since then a further 5 more matches were held at Wrestlemania, the last being at Wrestlemania 26.
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