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Posted by Teresa Hanafin July 24, 2012 06:00 AM
Canon's long-awaited entry to the mirrorless market has arrived, and DigitalCameraHQ isn't entirely sure it was worth the wait (if you were waiting at all).
Essentially a slimmed-down version of the new T4i, the M's claim to fame is the multi-touch screen from which most of the camera's settings are controlled. The camera is thus aimed squarely at the low end of the market, sure to please the audience with its slim size and impressive autofocus, but not bogged down with the external controls or viewfinder an enthusiast might crave.
The most interesting thing about the new system isn't the camera itself but the lens it comes packaged with, a 22mm f2 pancake lens.
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Linda Shostak inducted into the American College of Trial Lawyers
Linda Shostak, a San Francisco partner at Morrison & Foerster, was inducted to the American College of Trial Lawyers during the organization's 2015 spring meeting in Florida.
Attorneys advise businesses to stay the course after oral arguments on Obamacare case
Companies in certain sectors, such as hospitality, restaurants, entertainment and some retail, may view the language used in the upcoming decision on the Affordable Care Act more significantly than others because of its impact on their costs.
Helmsley Charitable Trust appoints Sarah Paul as new general counsel
Starting February 1, Sarah Paul succeeds Nancy Feller
Harvard releases new Ebola policy for travel to West Africa as Harvard law school grad takes over as U.S. coordinator for Ebola response
Under a new Harvard policy, which appears more restrictive than national U.S. policy, Harvard affiliates are warned to avoid non-essential travel to West Africa, and university-approval is required for essential travel.
From agriculture to tigers, Romero to take over as Princeton GC
Princeton University has named Ramona Romero general counsel of the U.S. Department of Agriculture
Dershowitz moves from the Olympics to the slopes
Rana Dershowitz has joined Aspen Skiing Co. as general counsel and vice president
Federal prosecutor Apps joins Milbank
Assistant U.S. Attorney Antonia M. Apps is joining Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy as a partner
6 creative ways to stay relevant in the job market
By stepping out of the "comfort zone," getting involved in board leadership or pro bono work and being tactical in your networking and outreach, lawyers will ensure they are moving forward.
Delgado named chief of staff and deputy GC at ALPFA
Latino professional organization ALPFA has named Leni Delgado chief of staff/deputy general counsel. Delgado has more than a decade of experience, including working at O'Melveny & Myers and Hughes Hubbard & Reed, representing Fortune 500 companies in diverse areas including corporate, general commercial litigation, employment contracts and policies, intellectual property,...
Five female lawyers honored with prestigious Margaret Brent Award
Five women lawyers, including Judge Judy Gertner, Marissa Wesely, Stasia Kelly, Allie Latimer and Kathryn Doi Todd, will receive the 2014 Margaret Brent Women Lawyers of Achievement Award on Aug. 10 at the Hynes Convention Center in Boston during the ABA Annual Meeting.

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A Look at the Territorial Tax Systems in Four Countries Finds No Magic Bullets
By Howard Gleckman :: January 22nd, 2015
It is an article of faith among many tax reformers that the U.S. should shift from a worldwide tax system to a territorial regime in which U.S.-based multinational corporations pay U.S. tax only on their domestic income. Such a step would reduce or eliminate tax on the dividends these firms receive from their foreign affiliates. […]
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A Repatriation Tax Holiday for US Multinationals? Four Contagious Illusions
By Chris Sanchirico :: December 10th, 2014
U.S.-based multinationals hold $2.1 trillion in foreign cash and insist that the only way they can feasibly bring that money back home is if Congress grants them a tax holiday—an idea that even President Obama now appears to support. But the argument they (and the President) are making for a holiday is based on a […]
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As American as Apple Inc.
By Chris Sanchirico :: March 18th, 2014
Are large U.S. multinationals largely U.S. owned? To hear some of the arguments for retaining or enhancing the tax benefits that these companies enjoy, you'd think this was a given. Think again. Quirks in the tax laws essentially provide large U.S. multinationals like Apple, Google, and Cisco with a kind of turbo-charged Individual Retirement Account […]
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Is Corporate Tax Reform Realistic?
By Howard Gleckman :: May 19th, 2011
This morning, a panel of veteran international tax experts tried to put the U.S. struggle to fix its corporate tax system in broader perspective. Unfortunately, they concluded that the U.S. is lagging well behind the rest of the world in corporate reform and, worse, the odds of any serious progress anytime soon are slim. The […]
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The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and Health Canada posted the joint recall with Lululemon on Thursday and said consumers should either remove the draw cord or contact Lululemon for a non-elastic replacement. The latest recall, which was initiated by Lululemon, affects some 318,000 tops in a variety of styles sold in the United States and Canada...
TORONTO, June 25- Lululemon Athletica Inc, which was hit by high-profile recall of overly sheer yoga pants in 2013, is recalling more than 300,000 women's tops due to the risk from the product's elastic draw cords, Canadian and U.S. government websites said on Thursday. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and Health Canada said consumers should either...
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said the tops have an elastic draw cord with a metal or plastic tip in the hood or in the neck area. About 185,000 of the tops were sold in Canada and 133,000 were sold in the U.S. between January 2008 and December 2014. The items were sold under a variety of names, colors and styles, and they cost $75 to $260.
Shares of Fitbit opened 52 percent above their IPO price, putting it on track to rank among the top 10 stock market debuts of the year.
Pirch is rewriting the rules for shopping for home appliances.
These nine retailers are trying to reposition their brands in an effort to boost sales.
The year for retail is setting up to be a "tale of two halves," with the outlook improving thanks to wage inflation, analyst Liz Dunn said.
TORONTO, June 11- Chip Wilson, who founded Lululemon Athletica Inc and left its board earlier this year after disagreements with fellow directors, is now looking to potentially sell his family's estimated $1.3 billion stake in the yogawear maker. The retailer is set to open stores in Australia, Britain and Japan this year. "The prospectus supplement filed by...
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Lululemon shares jumped nearly 11 percent on Tuesday, as signs of a sustained turnaround at the athletic wear firm started to take shape.
U.S. stocks closed narrowly mixed as investors eyed recovery in bond yields and indicators on rate hike timing, amid continued Greece debt talks.
June 9- Lululemon Athletica Inc shares jumped on Tuesday after the Canadian yogawear retailer raised its full-year outlook, further evidence it is regaining its footing following a high-profile 2013 recall of overly sheer yoga pants. The company also reported a better-than-expected first-quarter profit despite poor weather, West Coast port delays, and...
Investors should remain skeptical about buying Lululemon Athletica's stock despite its most-recent earnings beat, Jim Cramer says.
*U.S. small business confidence in May hits 5- month high. *Burlington Stores fall after results. June 9- Wall Street was set to open modestly lower on Tuesday, following three straight days of losses, on intensifying speculation that the Federal Reserve could raise interest rates as soon as September.
Some of the names on the move ahead of the open.
*Futures up: Dow 17 pts, S&P 2 pts, Nasdaq 10 pts. June 9- U.S. stock index futures were lower on Tuesday, following three straight days of losses on rising speculation that the Federal Reserve will raise rates as soon as September. The data is due at 10:00 a.m. ET.
Lululemon raised its full-year revenue and earnings forecast and reported better-than-expected profit, helped by strong comparable store sales.
June 9- Canadian yogawear retailer Lululemon Athletica Inc raised its full-year revenue and earnings forecast and reported better-than-expected first-quarter profit, helped by strong comparable store sales. The company inched up its full-year earnings forecast to $1.86 to $1.91 per share from $1.85 to $1.90 and revenue forecast to $2.0- $2.05 billion...


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Saturday morning, more than five thousand Saints fans wrapped around the team's practice facility, eagerly waiting in line to pack the practice field stands for the Black and Gold's scrimmage. Saturday evening, it was Sean Payton's turn to do the cheering in Canton, Ohio. He flew there directly from the Saints scrimmage in order to support his mentor, Bill Parcells, as he was inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame. "When someone that is close to you, or someone that has been a part of your career, is going into the Hall of Fame, it is pretty special. It becomes a little bit more meaningful," Payton said. "Obviously, Bill was someone that really helped me a lot in my career. To this date, I talk with him pretty frequently. I am excited for him and just (excited) to be there to help celebrate with him." Payton coached for three seasons under Parcells in Dallas from 2003 to 2005.
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Walmart No Longer Tops Fortune 500 — What Company Does?
Fortune's annual list of the 500 wealthiest companies didn't contain many surprises. The biggest surprise, however, wasn't who made the list but where they made it.
Fortune's annual list of the 500 wealthiest companies didn't contain many surprises. The biggest surprise, however, wasn't who made the list but where they made it.
The National Day of Prayer was observed everywhere Thursday, and one of the churches holding services was Shreveport's First United Methodist Church.
The first part of Bobby Brown's interview with Matt Lauer on TODAY aired this morning (May 2), with Brown declaring the depths of his love for the late, great Whitney Houston.
Two 13-year-old girls got more than just tan-lines when they decided to sunbathe on a rural road. The unfortunate accident took place in Economy, PA, when a 19-year-old man in a vehicle didn't see the girls lying on the road and ran over them. To make things even more unfortunate – the guy behind the wheel was someone the girls knew.
Weddings are often expensive affairs — and we don't just mean for the couple tying the knot. Guests often have a considerable cash layout as well, but the dip in the economy has lead many revelers to cut back on just how much money they're willing to spend.
In today's economy, it seems even donating a kidney to your boss isn't a guarantee of job security.
Debbie Stevens, a Long Island divorced mother of two, alleges that she was fired from her job after donating a kidney to her manager, Jackie Brucia, and now she's seeking millions of dollars in compensation.
According to a new survey from dating site Chemistry.com, love truly does conquer all — even money. But once singles are in a relationship, how do they handle the financial aspect of things?
There are two opposite opinions and perspectives of how Madonna's upcoming 66-date MDNA world tour, which launches in Tel Aviv next month, is performing, ticket sales-wise. Of course, her business partner Live Nation, with whom she has a $120 million, 360-deal where it profits from all of her revenue streams, says the tour is on track to be one of the biggest of all time. Other sources say its tanking due to aggressively priced tickets. So which is it, since it can't be both?
Since so many people are moving out of their homes these days due to the tough economy, ghosts can enjoy the solitude of living all alone without the pesky living causing any trouble.
Some industries like real estate and the newspaper industry might have taken a noticeable nose dive during the recent downturn in the economy, but others have seen an equally noticeable rise.
Most 14-year-old girls are making Justin Bieber collages for their bedroom walls and experimenting with sex with young boys trying to look like Justin Bieber. Then there is Kathryn, a 14-year-old Michigan gearhead who has spent the past year-and-a-half restoring a 1986 Pontiac Fiero.
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Myers' new book focuses primarily on two core areas: the role of the natural environment in human psychology and how behavioral psychology could play a greater role in the study and promotion of sustainability.
"We're looking to find those edges, where psychology and the environment come together," Myers said. "This is especially exciting and interesting work because conservation psychology as a discipline is still relatively new and unexplored."
Conservation psychology exemplifies a wider movement including the social sciences in conservation. Myers recently returned from a MacArthur Foundation-funded meeting in
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Renowned Liberian businessman-turned politician Benoni Urey has called on the Liberian Government to declare a state of emergency to fight the deadly Ebola virus, currently taking away lives in the country, including health works. Mr. Urey noted that it was necessary to declare a state of emergency so that the resources of the people will be directed to the fight of the Ebola virus.
He told a news conference last weekend that it was about time that Liberians remained united to fight the virus, urging every Liberians to declare their own state of emergency, if the government refused to declare.
"We must, as individuals, declare our own state of emergency to fight this virus; we must use all of our limited resources to fight against this virus; if we don't, we will all go down the drain as this deadly virus is reaching near us all," he noted.
He emphasized the need for Liberians not to go abroad in fighting the virus:"We need not to go abroad to fight Ebola; we need to be at home, and join each other in combating the virus," he stressed.
He, however, noted that in the wake of Liberia's Independence Day celebration, it was regrettable that Liberians faced the awesome scourge of the virus, which is not only confined to Liberia, but Guinea and Sierra Leone as well.
He said heightened fears are enveloping Liberians, and with the recent deaths of nurses at Phebe Hospital, as well as the revelation of eminent physicians has fallen gravely ill, "it was clear that this virulent specter is threatening widespread assault, but there is a twist of irony in this tragedy; we, as a people, are being drawn together as never before to defend ourselves against the disease; I pray that all of us will abide with the understand that the virus poses an extraordinary challenge to all of us, which impels the adoption of a strict code of conduct in self-discipline as a means of surviving," he noted.
He indicated that unless Liberians care for each other, the prospect of perishing together becomes patently real. Urey emphasized the urgent need for Liberians to honor all appeals from the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, and avoid the hostility that has occurred through the bizarre action of a lone actor to ignite the massive fire that has destroyed a vital portion of the Ministry.


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text: The people have spoken, and with more than 11,600 votes, Mississippi State has been chosen by our readers as the SEC team most likely to lose its bowl game. The Bulldogs, who finished the season 8-4 and will play Northwestern in the TaxSlayer.com Gator Bowl in Jacksonville, Fla., were the runaway favorites in our SportsNation poll, collecting 49 percent of the vote. Texas A&M, which takes on Oklahoma in the AT&T Cotton Bowl, was second with 22 percent of the vote. Georgia (Capital One Bowl vs. Nebraska) and LSU (Chick-fil-A Bowl vs. Clemson) both grabbed 10 percent of the vote, while Alabama (Discover BCS National Championship vs. Notre Dame) received just 9 percent.


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DEVILS (14-13-1) at LIGHTNING (12-15-2)
Last 10: New Jersey 4-6-0; Tampa Bay 3-7-0.
Season Series: This is the second of four season meetings between these Eastern Conference foes. On Nov. 19, New Jersey snapped Tampa Bay's six-game winning streak at the St. Pete Times Forum with a 4-2 victory. Martin Brodeur held the Bolts scoreless for 51 minutes and finished with 21 saves.
Big Story: Two teams accustomed to being in the playoff hunt at this point in the season are currently residing near the Eastern Conference basement. Recent struggles have New Jersey (No. 12) and Tampa Bay (13) desperate for a victory. The Bolts have one win in seven outings, while the Devils haven't won in regulation since Nov. 25.
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Devils: After two narrow wins over Toronto (in overtime) and Ottawa (in the shootout), New Jersey fell 2-1 Saturday afternoon to Montreal in the Prudential Center. Zach Parise missed a penalty shot to tie it with 49.4 seconds to play and New Jersey allowed just its second power-play goal at home this season, but coach Peter DeBoer refused to blame the loss on any one play.
"The game wasn't lost on that play," DeBoer said. "That's the key to it. We had opportunities at different points in the game, I thought, to grab control, especially early, and we didn't.
"It's disappointing. We wanted to obviously win. I thought our failure was in not capitalizing early in the game. I thought in the first period, we had an opportunity to maybe even get a couple with the way we started. We didn't capitalize, we took some offensive-zone penalties that kind of took our momentum away. We still had a chance to pick up some points."
Lightning: December has not been kind to the Tampa Bay Lightning. The Bolts have just one point from five games – a shootout win over the New York Rangers – all of which have come against Eastern Conference rivals. Ryan Shannon gave Tampa Bay an early 1-0 lead Saturday in Philadelphia, but the Flyers reeled off three straight to build what would prove to be an insurmountable advantage. Squandering an early lead has become a Bolt trademark, as they've gotten the first goal in four of their last five.
"We were very aggressive, finished our checks and gave them a hard time getting out of their zone," Lightning assistant coach Martin Raymond said. "We were really happy with the way we played in that first period."
The subsequent offensive drop won't be helped by the continued absence of alternate captain and second-leading scorer Martin St. Louis, who is out indefinitely with facial and nasal fractures after Dominic Moore struck him with a puck during a pregame skate two games ago.
Who's Hot: Parise had a six-game point streak snapped against Montreal. The winger had 2 goals and 6 assists over that span. … Dominic Moore had an assist against the Flyers, but a shorthanded goal and shootout winner two games ago against the Rangers helped get the slumping winger's season back on track.
Injury Report: For the Devils, blueliner Anton Volchenkov is doubtful for Monday's game with a hand injury. Andy Greene (broken toe), Cam Janssen (bruised chest), Jacob Josefson (right clavicle surgery) and Travis Zajac (left Achilles surgery) are all on injured reserve. … In addition to St. Louis, Tampa Bay is without defenseman Pavel Kubina (lower body). Mattias Ohlund (right knee surgery) and Scott Jackson (left knee surgery) have missed the entire season.
Stat Pack: After the loss to the Flyers in which the Bolts went 1-4 on the man advantage, Lightning coach Guy Boucher said the difference between this season and last was power-play conversion. Without special-teamer St. Louis, chances are slim Tampa Bay will improve against New Jersey's top ranked penalty kill (93.4 percent).
Puck Drop: "The shootout, I'm not saying it doesn't matter, but at least if you miss there, a couple of other guys have the opportunity. I missed a penalty shot late in the game to tie it up. It's a little different. A little more pressure on it." – Devils captain Zach Parise on his missed penalty shot Saturday afternoon


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ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) - Bills starting cornerback Leodis McKelvin was placed on season-ending injured reserve to clear room for the team to add running back Marshawn Lynch to the active roster.
The move was announced by the Bills on Thursday as the team's roster exemption expired for Lynch, who had completed an NFL-imposed three-game suspension.
McKelvin had been ruled out indefinitely after breaking his leg in the first half of a 27-7 loss to New Orleans on Sunday. The 2008 first-round draft pick becomes the seventh Bills player to be placed on injured reserve this season.
Veteran backup Drayton Florence is set to replace McKelvin on Sunday, when the Bills (1-2) travel to play Miami (0-3).
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|Andrew Stopera, Bill Stopera, Peter Austin, Martin Sather
|Retired managing director of J.P. Morgan Investment Management Inc., New York, NY (1967-1997)
| Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from Purdue University
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- U.S. Club National Championships: 2015 (bronze)
- GNCC Club Nationals Playdowns: 2015 (champion lead with son Peter Austin as second, 2012 national champion Bill Stopera as vice skip, and 2014 junior national runner-up Andrew Stopera as skip, and 2012 national champion Martin Sather as alternate)
- GNCC Senior Men's Championship: 2010, 2004, 2003, 2001, 1999 (champion skip each year)
- U.S. Nationals Qualifying Round: 2007, 2006
- USCA Scots Tour Team: 2001
- RCCC America Tour (courier): 2007
- U.S. Senior National Championships: 2011 (final 12 among 27 teams)
- Morgan Stanley Curling Classic (Madison, Wis): 2006 (Playoff round)
- Cape Cod Men's Summerspiel: 2010, 2007 (champion skip each year)
- Cape Cod Mixed Summerspiel: 2010 (champion skip)
- Nutmeg, CT, Golden Handle Mixed: 2010, 2005 (champion skip each year)
- Norfolk, CT, Calder Cup: 2010 (champion skip)
- Schenectady, NY, Achilles: 2000 (champion skip)
- Plainfield, NJ, Stone: 2002 (champion skip), 2012 (champion vice skip, with son Peter Austin, as skip), 2014 (champion lead, with 2012 national champion Dean Gemmell as skip)
- Albany, NY, Governor's Bowl: 2002, 2000 (champion skip each year)
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5.0 out of 5 stars A Classic,
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This review is from: What is Life?: With Mind and Matter and Autobiographical Sketches (Paperback)
What is Life? is an absolute classic. Schrodinger felt that life must be explainable by physics and chemistry, yet seemed to violate the normal behavior of entropy-- and he understood further that this was a remarkable wedge point to explore. He figured out the explanation: life is the result of evolution of genetic information, which selects for complex processes that by ordinary considerations would be very unlikely. He predicted that there must be a molecule capable of carrying the genetic information (incorrectly thinking it would be a protein.) His beautifully-written book was influential and timely. Within 4 years, Von Neumann elucidated the mechanisms involved in self-reproducing automata (illustrating his abstract discussion with a picture looking remarkably like DNA to the eyes of readers today); and within a decade, Watson and Crick grasped the structure of DNA. You should not read Schrodinger's book today as one of your first sources to understand life-- there has been remarkable progress in the 50 years since Watson and Crick-- but you should read it to gain appreciation for how science can be advanced when the time is ready and a wedge point, an apparent conflict between fundamental ideas, is analyzed.
The volume also includes another lecture by Schrodinger, Mind and Matter, which is historically interesting in another way. In Schrodinger's day, the state of understanding had not advanced to the point where it was possible to make as useful conjectures about the structure of mind as of life, and he accordingly felt "[mind] may well be beyond human understanding."
Readers interested in Schrodinger's book will also enjoy What is Thought?, published 2004. What is Thought? argues that mind must be explainable by computer science, that the fundamental issues are computational, and that there is again a wedge point: the question of how the workings of a computer, which are always purely syntactical, can correspond to meaning and understanding. The situation is parallel to the one that faced Schrodinger with respect to life in two respects: first, mind is the outcome of evolution, which has built thought processes that seem inconsistent with our standard science, and second, scientific research has advanced to the point where, if we focus on the wedge point, significant understanding is obtainable. What is Thought? brings to bear on the problem of mind core ideas from computational learning theory, complexity theory, and evolutionary computing, as well as molecular and evolutionary biology, cognitive science, and other areas. The result is a principled and concrete explanation, consistent with the vast array of available data, of how meaning, understanding, language, consciousness, and all the various aspects of mind arise from execution of an evolved computer program.
5.0 out of 5 stars It's all there, before the elucidation of DNA via x-rays,
Professor Joseph L. McCauley "Joseph L. McCauley" (Austria+Texas) - See all my reviews
This review is from: What is Life?: With Mind and Matter and Autobiographical Sketches (Paperback)
This beautiful little book was based on a sequence of popular lectures given in Dublin during WWII, and in turn on an earlier paper given in Vienna. In the book Schrödinger coins the idea of a genetic code carried by linear molecules with his phrase 'code-script'. He asks how, in the absence of validity of a large n limit required by statistical physics for the validity of any macroscopic biological laws, can the chromsome molecules that carry the code-script yield stable genetic rules. Then, he gives the answer: chemical bonding as predicted by quantum theory ala Heitler-London (Schrödinger identifies quantum jumps in the chrosomes as the origin of mutations, which are also discrete). He refers to the chromosome fibers as linear 'aperiodic crystals' (to emphase their stability in the face of thermal fluctuations) and encourages physicists to study them: he boldly asserts that both the instructions and mechanism for generating organisms via molecular replication are contained in the chromosome molecules (and there is where the "complexity" lies). This book encouraged physicists to study problems of complexity long before the term complexity had become the catchword that it is today. Indeed, our first ideas of 'complexity' were developed parallel in the same era by Turing and von Neumann.
Schrödinger is buried in Alpbach (Tirol), where he lectured and enjoyed the Alps frequently after WWII in a school organized by one of two brothers who, according to a very well-informed source, formed nearly the only Resistance in Austria during the war. On his grave is a pretty little plaque bearing the Schrödinger equation.
This review refers to the 1969 edition of 'What is Life'.
5.0 out of 5 stars Not leading edge, but a highly readable classic.,
Earl Dennis (San Francisco, California United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: What is Life?: With Mind and Matter and Autobiographical Sketches (Paperback)
It is not surprising that a genius would have interesting things to say. Physicist Erwin Schrodinger was an affable genius whose comments about life, molecular biology, mind, qualia, and a number of topics are interesting and relevant even today.
This edition of 'What is Life?' by Cambridge University Press also contains Schrodinger's essay entitled 'Mind and Matter,' along with some autobiographical notes. What is Life? is a well paced 1944 version of molecular genetics that is still valid today. Crick and Watson didn't discover the structure of DNA til 1953, so Schrodinger didn't know of replisomes and error correcting polymerase III, but this essay shows how well developed molecular biology was by this time. Crick and Watson were certainly in the right place at the right time by clearing up a minor bottleneck in the broader science of molecular genetics. Mainly what Schrodinger, the formulator of the quantum mechanical wave equation of atoms, wants to accomplish is to reconcile quantum effects with biology. What is Life? makes an excellent synthesis of quantum physics and biology. Where modern scientists like physicist Roger Penrose and chemist Graham Cairns-Smith fail at this correlation Schrodinger is eminently successful. Although this essay is somewhat dated it is stimulating and rewarding to read.
The second essay entitled 'Mind and Matter' written in 1956 is very similar to modern efforts in describing abstract neuro and cognitive science. It tackles many of the same topics as moderns Daniel Dennett, Gerald Edelman, and Antonio Damasio do. Schrodinger artfully blends the idealism of Schopenhauer with his own personal physicist's point of view and crafts a perfectly enjoyable, reflective discussion on the concept of mind. I actually enjoyed Mind and Matter more than What is Life? as it showed the intellectual range of Schrodinger better. His discussion of what he calls objectivation, or how the subjective and objective dynamics of the scientific observer influence one another was great.
Lastly, a brief selection of Schrodinger's writing about his own life rounds out this brief, thoughtful collection of essays by a world class scientist. This relaxing little book still exhibits the ability to invoke serious thought about the nature of life and the implications of consciousness.
5.0 out of 5 stars Something to really look forward to, enjoy.,
Frank Bierbrauer (Cardiff, Wales, UK) - See all my reviews
This review is from: What is Life?: With Mind and Matter and Autobiographical Sketches (Paperback)
This book is actually three essays in one book. The first is the essay of the title, the second a more metaphysical description called "Mind and Matter" and the last an excerpt of his own autobiography, notes rather than life in detail.
The first of these considers the possibility of science, as it stands at Schrodinger's time, answering the question of the title. Naturally such a question can now be asked since the universe has gradually become a mechanical one with life a great mystery since mechanical descriptions cannot describe life as we experience it. This was not always the case, certainly not before the 15th Century or so when the mystery had to do with the mechanical rather than the living aspects of the world.
So Schrodinger is able to ask this, the most fundamental of all the major questions in his and our time. Throughout the first essay he attempts to answer this not directly but rather through what science can tell us about the process that a living creature must undergo as part of its life cycle ie how is the being able to reproduce itself, where does this information reside etc. He discusses inheritance and the Darwinian explanation available in his time, which of course did not yet know of the DNA molecule. It appears at first that this is no more than a standard approach to these questions and lacks any new insights but this is a mistaken assumption and an in depth reading leaves no doubt that Schrodinger thinks science does not and cannot describe life truly using its current approach. I leave the potential reader to discover this for him/herself.
The second of these essays is far more metaphysical in character although schrodinger, a hardnosed scientist, does not waffle or procrastinate, he looks at things without sentimentality or any of the fantasies now current in the more "out there" new age mysticism. Schrodinger leaves no doubt that science again is not able to really discover what the mind is or how perception truly arises from any form of mechanism.
In the last of his essays he talks about his own life and a wonderful adventure it is. Schrodinger rather than being the epitome of the rational scientist lacking in feeling, as the commonly held assumption tells, writes with great joy and style.
Something to really look forward to, enjoy.
4.0 out of 5 stars Scaled up quantum theory that tries...,
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This review is from: What is Life?: With Mind and Matter and Autobiographical Sketches (Paperback)
...and almost succeeds in uniting the dissimilar worlds of Biochemistry/cellular mechanics with the subatomic and atomic worlds. Undoubtedly if this book (series of essays/thoughts/lectures) had been written twenty years later, it would be quite different, but as is, it makes some startlingly accurate predictions about the nature of heredity in biological systems. This book is NOT 'quantum mechanics explains life', it is however, the masterwork of one of quantum theories brightest stars, relating the abstract world of subatomic particles to, well, DNA, before anyone knew what it did. Alas, for poor Schrodinger, probabalistic interpretation is much less useful at such a macroscopic level, and the mathematics behind even 'good approximations' of VERY SMALL macromolecules are nearly infinitely more complex than those for, say helium, which cannot be solved exactly (too many variables) itself. But he knew that already, and shows it here. But regardless of any 'after-the-fact' criticism, Schrodinger built something palpable and incredible out of scaling and deduction from the quantum level up. The fact that he struck so close to the mark speaks volumes for the man and for quantum theory in general. Biology is rather more difficult to quantify with wave equations than an alpha particle...not that Schrodinger attempts such an undertaking here, but the point should be understood as pertaining to his background, at least. At any rate, this book is probably not the most pedestrian work one could find on the subject, nor the easiest read. It is however, some awfully foresighted ideas about nature, and is heartily recomended reading for anyone with an in-depth knowledge of biology and chemistry (quantum chemistry/physics would be a good *background* course here), and should be required reading for any molecular biology/biochemistry regimen. This book deserves five stars, and if it wasn't for that article in the late fifties that used quantum tunneling theory to dispute the fact that DNA could be the genetic material of the cell, (not authored by Schrodinger, but using an extension of his ideas, as in most quantum computation) it would have gotten them. Barring that, this is, to my knowledge, the best book about life ever written by a physicist, and contains philosophical insight befitting the greatest sages and philosophers. Or Dr. Schrodinger.
5.0 out of 5 stars Book connects the hard sciences to the life sciences.,
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This review is from: What is Life?: With Mind and Matter and Autobiographical Sketches (Paperback)
What Is Life?
Erwin Schrodinger
This book is the compilation of a series of lectures by a Nobel Luareate in quantum physics and attempts to reconcile the biological requirements of living cells to the probabalistic nature of the atom as defined by quantum mechanics. These lectures were originally give in the 1940's and 50's prior to the discovery of DNA, RNA, gene mapping, and other techniques taken for granted by today's biologists.
The basic tenant of quantum physics is that all atomic structure can be described only by the mathematics of probability. The exact orbit of an electron or its velocity cannot be determined. One can only state the probability of the location or velocity. Protons and neutrons are thought to change back and forth into one another in a random fashion. The very process of physical measurement introduces errors which preclude accurate measurements. This is modern physics - random events governed by probabilities.
Compare this to the biology of living cells. Genetics reproduce specific inherited characteristic for generations. Why does the random atomic behavior not interrupt or change genetic traits? How does humanity think logically using randomly behaving atoms and hence molecules and compounds?
This little book attempts and succeeds in theoretically reconciling these two worlds. The author predicts the structure of DNA. He anticipates current studies in how small numbers of randomly acting atoms are constrained to be deterministic. In the latter lectures, he enters the world of metaphysics to discuss "Mind and Matter, Determinism and Free Will, Ethics, and Science and Religion."
This book is less than 300 pages long, but encylopic in scope. Be warned that it must be savored to be understood. It cannot be speed read nor can it be read only once to be understood.
Finally, two much later in time companion books are "The Quantum Self" and "The Dancing Wu Li Masters" expand the concepts presented by this book. Both are available from Amazon.
Joseph I. Schwartz,
April 23, 1997
5.0 out of 5 stars An article in the magazine of Life,
Alok Govil (CA USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: What is Life?: With Mind and Matter and Autobiographical Sketches (Paperback)
Schrodinger states early in the book that the book does not attempts to explain life, but rather touches a very small part of the explanation - he endorses the hypothesis that Mendel's genes (not attributed to DNA at that time) have the order and stability (in spite of being microscopic enough to be directly affected by uncertainity principle) because each gene is ONE molecule.
The book is easily readable in just a few hours, and whole book brings out only a few ideas. Treat the book more like a magazine article in the magazine of Life.
As an example of the ideas spoken about in the book, Schrodinger asks, "Why are atoms so small?". He then reasons that the question is same as "Why are humans made of so many atoms". And then hints at the answer - Maybe just as making computers requires a certain number of components, humans could not be made out of smaller number of atoms!
It is said that the book inspired a lot of research. It inspired mee too.
5.0 out of 5 stars "Negative Entropy",
Brandon E. Wolfe (Arizona, USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: What is Life?: With Mind and Matter and Autobiographical Sketches (Paperback)
Strange that the only thing biologists see in this book is Schroedinger's vague prediction of DNA. I honestly can't find this anywhere in the book, and believe it's the result of people simply attaching Schroedinger's name to the title without reading it.
Even stranger is that biologists are unable to see how powerful and simple Schroedinger's call for a fundamentally new type of statistical mechanics is. Current stat mech predicts the diffusion of order; yet the overwhelming observation of biology is that systems of fantastic order arise of their own, all the time. Therefore, a new branch of physics, mathematics, and biology will need to arise to predict systems of 'negative entropy'. And it is; Prigogne was the first to classify entropy producers, and the subject is growing.
*This* is the important, clear prediction of Schroedinger's classic book. He was so far ahead of his times, modern biology has yet to catch up.
5.0 out of 5 stars Good, not opinionated, balanced.,
This review is from: What is Life?: With Mind and Matter and Autobiographical Sketches (Paperback)
Dr. Schrodinger has put together a book of dna (life) for absolutely anyone interested. Origins is the keel of the write but there is something here I would like to describe as the lifeforce of our atoms when we reached a point in our evolution that allowed us to manipulate at the first stages of awareness. Almost like our genes have a sense to evolve quicker than actual environmental influences have real effect on the species in question. The book is short but covers a great deal more than that. I do recommend buying it if you are at all interested in origins and advancement.
Another good book I strongly recommend that is worth it, which speaks of how the Dna actually found it's way to the first living organism and also speaks of this type of molecular force is SB 1 or God by Karl Mark Maddox, supports evolution.
4.0 out of 5 stars A Good try by Schroedinger,
Muzaffer Muctehitzade "hacibey" (Boston, Ma USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: What is Life?: With Mind and Matter and Autobiographical Sketches (Paperback)
This book shows how a real genius works and thinks, not just Physics but all dimensions of the science. In this book, although Schroedinger claims that he is not an expert in this field of Science he is certainly playing humble. He starts with the question, Why human beings have to be so big relative to Atoms, continues with Statistical concepts of Quantum Theory and than comes to the conclusion that the Genes really does not obey to statistical rules and therefore the life is stable and mutations are rare. In the second half of the book he goes into Philosophy and covers Mind and Matter. In the beginning he states that "The world is a construct of our sensations, perceptions, memories" I found this very interesting. Schroedinger provides very nice interpretation of entropy Concept and Statistical formulas.
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What's worst, COD fanboys or COD haters?
Gamers despise COD fanboys almost as much if not more than console fanboys. I know I can't personally stand hearing someone utter that oh so provoking phrase, "It looks just like Call of Duty". However I am starting to notice that anti COD gamers can be just as annoying as the actual COD fanboys. Here are a few examples.
Yesterday I decided to get back into Killzone 2 because a few of my friends wanted to party up. Personally, it takes me a while to hop back into any online game. Killzone 2 is special because I always have to adapt to the controls every time I play. One of my friends was in a clan and he became frustrated when we started to lose in warzone. He told me over the Mic, "Go back to Call of Duty". That is pretty simple statement but alot of depth behind it simply because I hear it said to people quite often. When somone isn't as good as you in any online game. When someone isn't really good at all in a certain online multiplayer game; It does not mean they play too much call of duty. There are some famous examples of course such as my experiences with Killzone 3 and Crysis 2, but not everyone who struggles at any
point during any online match plays too much Call of Duty. That is a very ignorant statement.
More recently, over the past few days I looked at just about every article on N4G relating to MW3. I didn't even bother looking at the article as my eyes went straight towards the comments and with predictable results. Anyone supporting call of duty got several disagrees. Anyone bashing Call of Duty got several agrees. Seriously, fanboys are extremely annoying but not everybody who likes and plays call of duty is a fanboy.Honestly, Battlefield fanboys are making a rise when it comes to fanboys. In the articles I see relating to call of duty, the people posting remarks such as BF3>MW3 or any other kind of diss are always there in packs.
One of the biggest things we gamers hate about call of duty fanboys is when they bash other shooters for either being too similar to call of duty or being too different from call of
duty. But when we have anti call of duty gamers bashing anyone who likes Call of Duty does that really make them any better? When people assume that anyone isn't that good in a certain game because they play too much call of duty does that make it any better?
We gamers can purchase and play whatever we want. Sure there are better games out there. Sure there are beautiful worlds to explore, innovation to expand, and fun to be had; But at the end of the day, it is just a matter of opinion and opinions clash as false factual information when these pointless debates begin.
It doesn't stop at the fans. The companies are at it to. I have lost a great deal of respect for EA for sinking this low. Some of the stuff they have come out with has been just childish. Activision is no better but I feel EA have been the worst in this so called "war"
Thanks for making my choice that much easier.
If you don't like the game, go find something else to play. It's not hard.
Its hard to justify a game is shit when it rakes in billions of dollars from consumers.
maybe the games you like that dont get 1/10 of that $$ are shit games.
I am extremely hopeful that that Battlefield 3 brings something new to the table and gives me something to get excited about. So far BF3 has had very positive buzz, and I hope that it will deliver.
As for CoD haters versus fanboys, it's like everything else. Those who love it will love and those who hate will hate it. Play what you want, but if you just want CoD and nothing else you are limiting yourself and refusing to expand yourself to huge world of gaming that is available to you.
But I do have a problem with the people that bitch about other games because they are not the same as COD.
WHY CANT THEY JUST RELEASE one COD TITLE LIKE (for example) COD 5 with great dev support and not make another CALL OF DUTY for like 3- 6 years NEXT-GEN
I'm not saying FPS can't do anything new, I'm only saying hardly any of the recent FPS releases have brought that next innovation. The ones doing better in innovation imo are RPGs, TPS, and yes even motion-based games. I believe the last major innovation to FPS's was CoD4 (although Halo's done some brilliant things co-op wise).
Why? They're the reason that so many games this generation suck and copy cats of each other. It's their fault for religiously buying Call of duty each year to the point where other developers toss aside innovation and instead focus on trying to make a "COD CLONE" to try and capture the market that over purchased the newest Call of Duty game.
It also doesn't help that they gobble up every 15 dollar map pack that comes out. Hence the reason that suddenly map packs are so bloody expensive. Would you believe that map packs used to be free on many games?
There's way too many military shooters and most of them aren't that innovative.
It's the ones that bash CoD then go on to praise another generic military-shooter that puzzle me.
I've seen comments about CoD being generic and how Battlefield3 is awesome, yet the only thing new I've seen in BF3's previews are fatal destruction debris. Other then that, it's the same ole shooter we're used to, and EA appears to be just as money-hungry as Activision.
It just seems to me that they want to compete and making their version of "Cod Elite" free seems to back that up.
I dont believe battlefield is just another generic military shooter either. I would call the new medal of Honor generic, Socom 4, and I would go as far as calling Killzone 3 generic.
I don't like the fact that even though COD has made MILLIONS for activision they still dont seem to take the time to innovate more and more in their game. Adding zombies to BLOPS from World at War is not innovation.
It seems to me that Dice and EA have worked very hard on B3, as a technical masterpiece and gameplay wise.
It might be a well polished game, but I haven't seen any innovation.
As for being money hungry, the recent announcement of 'exclusive' retailer-specific pre-order bonuses kind of irked me.
Promoting pre-orders is fine, but giving items that can impact the balance of the game to a select few is not cool.
Especially when pre-orders already comes with the 'BackToKarakand' expansion.
(The expansion is actually quite generous on their part, I'll give them that.)
Also, speaking from the PC side, EA seems to be snuffing out it's Digital-Distribution competitors with its own Origin platform. The expansion pack seems to be only available from Origin (if you're buying a digital version that is), so if I pre-ordered from Direct2Drive, I wouldn't get the expansion (BF3 hasn't shown up on steam yet either)
I suppose it makes sense from a business standpoint since they want more people buying directly from them, but it also limits my choices when buying digital.
As far as I know, CoD has never introduced in-game exclusive items that couldn't be unlocked by everyone. CoD also has never limited my decision on where to buy the game from to the same extent that EA is going.
CoD Elite, from what I've seen, isn't completely subscription-based. It has a few free features and some more membership quirks. I don't support the Elite membership, and it isn't something I'm going to buy.
... but I also don't like what EA is doing.
Then I must be a COD hater then...that and because you have a game like Uncharted where NaughtyDog work their arses off to make the best game they possibly can while the developers who work on Call of Duty just tweak a few things here and there and call it a day. In the end COD get's a ton of sales while an amazing game worked hard on my amazing developers get left in the dust.
Most good games out there don't even come close to the amount of money that COD generates. The quality has been significantly poorer each year. The only title that beats COD, is the one that follows it (sales wise). That is a bit saddening.
I get the idea of BF3 caters to some, and COD does the same. I just dislike how people enjoy being taken for a ride.
Well, maybe human failings like greed, hate, and arrogance will. Jury's still out, there.
In their hate filled rage they will consistently spout that CoD is the same game every year and be puzzled as to why it always sells. Which makes me think that one, they never played a CoD game or two they really suck at CoD.
CoD haters will also constantly state that it doesnt deserve the billion million dollars its getting and that money should be spent on some other said game that that hater personally likes.
I bet if Battlefield 3 wasnt coming out or if it was replaced with another generic modern war fps game all the haters would praise that game just to spite CoD.
I guess what im saying is its kind of hard to hate on something thats being played by virtually everyone who has a console. i suggest people stop the hate and congratulate then move on.


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�I know indeed how to live in humble circumstances; I know also how to live with abundance. In every circumstance and in all things I have learned the secret of being well fed and of going hungry, of living in abundance and of being in need� (St. Paul, Philippians 4:12).
��Are they ministers of Christ? �I am still more, with far greater labors, far more imprisonments, far worse beatings, and numerous brushes with death. Five times� I received forty lashes minus one. Three times I was beaten with rods, once I was stoned, three times I was shipwrecked, �on frequent journeys, in dangers from rivers, dangers from robbers, dangers from my own race, dangers from Gentiles, dangers in the city, dangers in the wilderness, dangers at sea, dangers among false brothers; in toil and hardship, through many sleepless nights, through hunger and thirst, through frequent fastings, through cold and exposure. And apart from these things, there is the daily pressure upon me of my anxiety for all the churches. Who is weak, and I am not weak? Who is led to sin, and I am not indignant? If I must boast, I will boast of the things that show my weakness." (St. Paul, 2 Corinthians 11:22-29)
St. Paul was an extraordinary man and an extraordinary Christian. An Apostle, raised up �out of the ordinary course�, he accomplished great things for the Lord as he eagerly responded to His calling to build the Church and, through her, to change the world. A man so profoundly close to the Lord he followed that he had literal mystical experiences arising out of his genuine interior life, his intimate communion with God.
Yet, this Apostle suffered greatly. He was misunderstood, betrayed by brethren, and he experienced intense emotional, economic and physical hardships. He had many reasons to become bitter. He did not. He became better. That is our challenge as we embark, every day, on this journey of faith called the Christian life.
Because of his close communion with Jesus, the One who had called him in the desert, Paul had the interior strength that only comes from living a fully surrendered life. The Lord who called him had changed him in the encounter. This is reflected, as is often the case in the biblical accounts of vocational callings, with the change of his name from Saul to Paul. But this change, the ongoing conversion, continued as Paul learned to empty himself so that he could be filled with God.
In our own lives, we will suffer, we will be misunderstood, betrayed by friends, �shipwrecked�, at least figuratively, and we will suffer the instability that often accompanies the struggles of daily life. Paul shows us the way to choose the better way, the way of discipleship.
When we make that choice we will find the path to contentment and the way of peace. Bitter or better? The choice is ours. Let us choose the way of following Jesus Christ in the footsteps of St. Paul and learn to boast of our weakness and hide in God�s strength.Let us become better not bitter, through co-operating with God's grace.
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The day started out great. A fancy Hotel, a great breakfast and good conversation. I loaded up the bike just after 10am and I was on the road at 11am. The weather was looking promising, sunny with just a few clouds.
Cows, I love cows.
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The top of Albulapass. Foggy!
The railroad trestles on the backside of Albulapass.
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The ride down from there was through a nice scenic valley toward a place called Tiefencastel. I thought this meant Devil's Castle, if it does mean that, I did not see Satan's castle or I would have surely taken a picture. From Satan's Castle, I rode down toward Chur toward the Rhein Valley. At first I skirted the side roads through villages with ruined castles along the mountain, but after a bit I knew I needed to expedite my progress so I jumped on the Autobahn. I got turned around in Chur for a minute. Turns out I wasn't supposed to go there after all. (and I despise navigating with a GPS.) After a bit I was on the right path heading toward Andermatt!
After crossing a minor pass at Flims and the ski town of Laax I started the ride up the Rhein valley toward the Oberalapass. On my way up the Rhein valley I teamed up with a BMW rider from Italy and we rode the bulk of the valley together, but we got separated just before the pass. Most of this day I spent without my rain gear, but I decided to suit up before this pass. I had been rained on here and there over the course of the day, but nothing major. I was in some steady rain just before the pass and I figured I should add the extra layer to keep warm if anything. The temperature was in the 40s most of the day. Oberalapass was foggy and the real highlight was going down into Andermatt. Big-Snaky-Curves. But, alas there were no good spots to take pictures.
I stopped in Andermatt for my ritual coffee and snack and then I set out for Furkapass. Finally the weather was cooperating.! The initial climb was the staircase switchbacks which dropped me off into a huge open valley with the sun fighting through the clouds. I stopped and took some pictures and rode on. There were plenty of Cows in this valley too. All with their bells clanging around their neck in a nonstop rhythm. (I love those cows) As I remember there was a little fog at the top but then there was a spot to pull off and I could see the way down from the Firkapass and in the distance I could see the Grimselpass zigzagging up its mountain. I believe this high mountain valley may be the motorcycle Mecca.
Firkapass and the climb up to Grimsel.
Rubber Ducky, you're the one.
The Glacier.
On down the mountain I was surprised to see a Glacier right by the road. Of course I pulled up and went to check it out! At the small rest stop you could pay 7 francs and walk into an Ice cave inside the Rhone Glacier. (I did that too.) It is also worth mentioning that the Firkapass was featured in the Bond Film "Goldfinger."
Inside the Glacier.
The Hotel from Goldfinger.
I spent at least an hour taking pictures and taking in the sights on the Firkapass. Finally, I got going on my way up the Grimselpass. Half way up the pass was OK for viewing pleasure, but just before the top I entered the clouds. It was foggy up there like pea soup! So I switched on the high-beam and eased along. On top of the pass there is a rusty sculpture of a motorcyclist and his woman. They are riding a rusted out bike and both of the characters are made of rusted spare parts. It looks like the rider is wearing a WWII helmet with bullet holes in it. The funny thing about this sculpture is that it is chained down. I thought that it would make a great trophy if someone was in the thieving mood.
The fog persisted most of the way down the pass. There were wet roads and an occasional glimpse of sun. I realized that I was pretty tired riding down from the Grimselpass. It was almost 7pm and noticed that I wasn't in tune with the road as much as I should be. At one point I rode below a dam with a large painting of weird womanly figures. I found myself fixating on them and not looking at the road and I had to correct because I was drifting toward the edge. I think the painting is of the Sirens of Grimselpass. Hahahahaha.
I pulled into Innerkirchen and decided to call it a night. I found a camping spot for 18 francs and I pitched my tent. Sleep was good, I don't have an air mattress on this trip, so I slept on my riding jacket and pants and I feel rested. I think I'm going to do these other passes here before I move on today. I would hate to say I missed out on some of these mountains
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