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This popular race track is newer (it opened in 1978) and larger (the capacity is over 83,000) than the one in Happy Valley, and it's a spectacular place to watch a race. It's one of the world's most modern courses and, as such, is the venue for all championship events. Racing season is from September through June. The racecourse has its own stop on the MTR East Rail line that is open only on race days.
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GUANGZHOU, China (Reuters) - Chinese authorities have detained some activists in the southern city of Guangzhou to try to derail a protest planned for Tuesday to commemorate a strike by reporters at an outspoken newspaper, several activists said.
The clampdown comes on the first anniversary of a rare newsroom strike at the Southern Weekly over censorship, which some experts say was the trigger for tighter controls on Chinese media in the past year under President Xi Jinping.
At least three activists contacted by Reuters said they would not join the protest after being warned by police.
"In recent days, those who were planning to mark the anniversary were either asked to meet (police), warned, put under house detention, forced to go on holiday ... or were detained," said Wu Wei, also known by his pen-name Ye Du, the Guangzhou-based deputy head of the Independent Chinese Pen Center, which campaigns for freedom of expression in China.
Security was tight outside the gates of the Southern Media Group, which owns the Southern Weekly, with at least eight police vans and jeeps parked outside, and scores of uniformed and plainclothes police patrolling the area.
Police at the scene declined to comment.
Journalists at the weekly went on strike for several days last year after censors scrapped a New Year editorial calling for China to enshrine constitutional rights. The strike ended after local propaganda officials promised to take a lighter hand with censorship.
Prior to the run-in with the censors, the Southern Weekly had earned a reputation for pushing the boundaries in pursuing agenda-setting, hard-hitting news.
"For the government, these kinds of commemorative events and street activities are not tolerated within their social stability framework," said Wu. "They have ... pre-emptively clamped down on us."
On Saturday, police raided the home of activist Liang Songji, taking him into custody along with three others, according to two activists and online microblogging accounts.
Sui Muqing, a rights lawyer, said police had forced their way into Liang's home.
A rights lawyer in Guangzhou, Liu Shihui, was also detained and his whereabouts remained unknown, said Human Rights in China, an advocacy group.
Prior to Saturday's detention, two other prominent rights activists in Guangzhou, Guo Feixiong and Liu Yuandong, were charged with assembling a crowd to "disrupt public order" during protests last year in support of the strike. The pair are expected to stand trial this month in Guangzhou.
In the protests last year outside the newspaper gates, some activists called for greater rights and democracy and lay wreaths of flowers in support of the journalists in a rare case of a politically charged street protest being tolerated by local authorities.
Since then, the government has tightened control over the media, punishing bloggers for spreading rumours on popular microblogging services, while media outlets nationwide have come under greater state scrutiny, according to many Chinese journalists.
(Additional reporting by Venus Wu. Editing by Dean Yates)
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Bringing together artists from DC, MD, VA and NY the project space at Delicious Spectacle will be transformed with installation! UNFETTERED will harness the creative power of artists Mei Mei Chang, Mariah Anne Johnson, Randall Lear, Eric Lundquist and Nikki Painter. Curator Samuel Scharf selected these artists because of their passion for installation and their skill to adapt to particular
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Veach is a monster..he will beat Kelly rather easily i think..
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Kelly hasn't been all that impressive so far. I'll take Veach.
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veach looked much improved against edgar. i gotta go with him on this one.
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Both have good wrestling, I think Kelly is faster, and may have an edge in cardio. I will probably go with Kelly in a close fight
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I like Veach. I think he has some potential.
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thats ok bro ill let u offWAR KELLY
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I'm not underestimating him. I think that Veach is going to be an upper level lw at some point and I just don't think Kelly can compete with him.
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A Scottish legal body has quashed a bid for a posthumous appeal for the only man convicted of the 1988 Lockerbie bombing.
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Andrew hails from Pelham, New Hampshire. As an undergraduate he developed his appreciation for interdisciplinary research spending three summers working in a variety of disciplines. Beginning at Auburn University he conducted biosensor research through a NSF-REU grant. The following summer was spent at St. Lawrence University funded by a Stradling fellowship. He worked to add beta-thujone to the list of chiral reagents available to the art of synthetic organic chemistry. Most recently he researched carbon sequestration and mineralization at Columbia University funded by a DOE–ARPA-E grant. Now working toward his doctorate degree in the Bredesen Center, Andrew researches heterogeneous catalysis for the synthesis of liquid fuels and valuable feedstock chemicals. He is also interested in and conducting experiments on in-situ catalytic pyrolysis. His main ambition is finding suitable pathways to close the carbon loop.
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RELISTOR (methylnaltrexone bromide) injection, a mu-opioid receptor antagonist, is a sterile, clear and colorless to pale yellow aqueous solution. The chemical name for methylnaltrexone bromide is (R)-N-(cyclopropylmethyl) noroxymorphone methobromide. The molecular formula is C21H26NO4Br, and the molecular weight is 436.36.
Each 3 mL vial contains 12 mg of methylnaltrexone bromide in 0.6 mL of water. The excipients are 3.9 mg sodium chloride USP, 0.24 mg edetate calcium disodium USP, and 0.18 mg glycine hydrochloride. During manufacture, the pH may have been adjusted with hydrochloric acid and/or sodium hydroxide.
Each 8 mg/0.4 mL pre-filled syringe (1 mL syringe) contains 8 mg of methylnaltrexone bromide in 0.4 mL of water. The excipients are 2.6 mg sodium chloride USP, 0.16 mg edetate calcium disodium USP, and 0.12 mg glycine hydrochloride.
Each 12 mg/0.6 mL pre-filled syringe (1 mL syringe) contains 12 mg of methylnaltrexone bromide in 0.6 mL of water. The excipients are 3.9 mg sodium chloride USP, 0.24 mg edetate calcium disodium USP, and 0.18 mg glycine hydrochloride.
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STG presents Seattle Rock Orchestra performs The Beatles' Let It Be & Abbey Road at The Moore Theatre in Seattle on Saturday, May 9 and Sunday, May 10, 2015.
This Mother's Day, Seattle Rock Orchestra celebrates The Beatles! Featuring vocalists Zach Davidson (Vendetta Red), Tamara Power-Drutis, Matt Gervais (Mikey & Matty), Mike Gervais (Mikey & Matty) and Miranda Zickler (Wild Rabbit).
SRO logs the fourth entry in their chronological exploration of the Beatles' catalogue, arriving at the band's much beloved final studio recordings. The program features songs such as 'Across The Universe,' 'Let It Be,' 'Get Back,' 'Come Together,' 'Something,' 'Oh! Darling,' and concludes with Abbey Road's famous 16-minute medley.
Seattle Rock Orchestra (SRO) was born out of the desire to marry the unabashed performance energy of rock'n'roll with the broader palette of musical nuances treasured in classical music. With a 50+ piece orchestra complete with strings, woodwinds, brass, percussion, choir and a rotating cast of guest vocalists, SRO is embarking on its fifth full season of programming.
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What about sodium?
Too much sodium increases the risk of high blood pressure, or hypertension. High blood pressure, in turn, increases the risk of developing heart disease. Some people don't seem to be as sensitive to salt as others. If you have high blood pressure, you should definitely limit sodium intake. The most recent evidence shows that the less sodium you consume, the lower your risk of hypertension. The DASH diet, which stands for Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension, originally set the limit at no more than 2,300 milligrams of sodium daily. New evidence shows that lowering your intake to 1,500 milligrams further lowers your risk of high blood pressure. Since three-quarters or more of the salt we consume comes in packaged foods, labels are particularly helpful here.
Labels also show potassium levels. What should we look for?
Too much sodium and too little potassium both play a role in high blood pressure. Low potassium levels can also affect the electrical impulses that activate the heart, causing heart beat irregularities. The Institute of Medicine recommends 4,700 milligrams of potassium a day. But rather than worry about numbers on the label, I'd suggest eating more foods with potassium, which include fruits and vegetables, especially orange juice, broccoli, garlic, bananas, tomatoes, and beans -- all of which are healthy for you in many ways.
A lot of people are cutting back on carbohydrates. What help can food labels offer?
The total amount of carbohydrates is less important than the type. The healthiest forms are unrefined carbohydrates, which are found in whole grains, beans, seeds, nuts, and other whole, unprocessed foods. (Limit less healthy carbs such as sugar, white rice, and regular breads and pastas.) It's wise to look at a label to make sure it contains whole grains and plenty of fiber. Several studies have shown that people who eat plenty of whole grains have a lower risk of heart disease.
What about protein?
We know protein is important. The body needs it for many functions. Protein in a meal helps make it satisfying. That can help people maintain a healthy weight. But labels aren't particularly useful, since most of the protein people consume is in foods that aren't required to have nutrition panels, such as fish, meat, and poultry. Here you need to use some commonsense guidelines. The best sources of protein are unprocessed foods with the least saturated fat. That includes plant-based sources, such as nuts and beans, and fish and lean meat. A healthy diet should contain 60 to 120 grams of good quality protein a day.


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I asked my wife about this thread. She said I should not aggressively chase the accuser down to state my case. She said just state the facts objectively if asked. So maybe that is the best course. Don't shrink in fear and don't get overblown. Just be guilt free, honest and factual.
I don't usually post my pix on the forums, but here are 2 kid photos I shot 40 years apart. The first BW was in downtown L.A. I followed the oblivious girl down a busy street shooting lots of pix with my Nikon F. No permission asked, no parents in sight, no one said a thing.
This one I asked the grandma if I could shoot the little girl. She said yes, but she did not know how all inclusive my lens was.
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Britain's Trott overtakes Temecula resident in final event to narrowly win gold medal
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Silver: Sarah Hammer, USA
Bronze: Annette Edmondson, Australia
nepal The omnium, the newest event in the track cycling program, is similar to the heptathlon in track and field, or the individual medley in swimming. The six events are spread over two days, with riders receiving points equal to the position in which they finish each race. The rider with the fewest points wins.
Temecula's Sarah Hammer had a gold medal within her grasp coming into the final event, only to watch Britain's Laura Trott snatch it away.
Trott was trailing Hammer by two points heading into the last of six events in the omnium, the 500-meter time trial, which meant she had to finish at least three spots better to win gold.
Trott won the race in 35.110 seconds while Hammer finished fourth in 35.900 seconds, giving Britain its sixth track cycling gold.
So Hammer had to settle for silver, with Annette Edmondson of Australia picking up the bronze.
"The 500 is one of my harder events," Hammer said. "I've been training for this moment for the last few years. I brought it. I brought it to the table. It just wasn't enough."
Trott finished with 18 points. Hammer had 19 and Edmondson 24.
Trott and Hammer began the day tied with 12 points, but the British rider had shown a bit more speed during victories in the elimination race and flying lap on Monday.
The start of the second day of competition began with the 3,000-meter individual pursuit, which played right into the American's hands. The world record-holder in the event, Hammer roared to a time of 3:29.554, nearly a second faster than Trott, and moved into the overall lead.
In the 40-lap scratch race, Trott and Hammer spent the first 15 laps safely in the bunch. After some back and forth, Hammer went to the front with two laps remaining. But Edmondson sneaked in front of her around the final corner to win the race, with Trott left sprinting for third.
That left Hammer with a two-point lead over Trott heading into the 500-meter time trial. Two laps of the track to decide gold.
The far better sprinter, Trott covered the first 250 meters in 20.140 seconds, while Hammer managed only 20.828, their times generating a roar in the velodrome when they were posted. Trott maintained her advantage over the second lap, and with the rest of the field already finished, the 20-year-old Trott anxiously looked up to see if she'd beaten Hammer by enough.
It turned out she had — just barely.


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Index of content:
Volume 53 (2015)
Volume 52 (2014)
Volume 51 (2013)
Volume 50 (2012)
Volume 49 (2011)
Volume 48 (2010)
Volume 47 (2009)
Volume 46 (2008)
Volume 45 (2007)
Volume 44 (2006)
Volume 43 (2005)
Volume 42 (2004)
Volume 41 (2003)
Volume 40 (2002)
Volume 39 (2001)
Volume 38 (2000)
Volume 37 (1999)
Volume 36 (1998)
Volume 35 (1997)
Volume 34 (1996)
Volume 33 (1995)
Volume 32 (1994)
Volume 31 (1993)
Volume 30 (1992)
Volume 29 (1991)
Volume 28 (1990)
Volume 27 (1989)
Volume 26 (1988)
Volume 25 (1987)
Volume 24 (1986)
Volume 23 (1985)
Volume 22 (1984)
Volume 21 (1983)
Volume 20 (1982)
Volume 19 (1981)
Volume 18 (1980)
Volume 17 (1979)
Volume 16 (1978)
Volume 15 (1977)
Volume 14 (1976)
Volume 13 (1975)
Volume 12 (1974)
Volume 11 (1973)
Volume 10 (1972)
Volume 9 (1971)
Volume 8 (1970)
Volume 7 (1969)
Volume 6 (1968)
Volume 5 (1967)
Volume 4 (1966)
Volume 3 (1965)
Volume 2 (1964)
Volume 1 (1963)
Volume 53, Issue 9, December 2015
This Month's Cover...
invites the viewer to marvel at the array of angles necessary for giraffe hydration. Binder and Taylor propose an interesting mechanism for giraffe drinking in their article; see page 518 for details.
Angular momentum and Philae's descent53(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.4935754View Description Hide Description
Kinematics with robot cars53(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.4935755View Description Hide Description
Errata53(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.4935756View Description Hide Description
GOING DEEP53(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.4935757View Description Hide Description
How Giraffes Drink53(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.4935758View Description Hide Description
Giraffes face unique challenges for drinking due to their long necks. In this article we use evidence from videos, size estimates, and elementary fluid mechanics to make a strong case for a plunger pump mechanism moving water up from their lips to their shoulders.
And the Survey Says…53(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.4935759View Description Hide Description
In September, we looked at participation in high schoolphysics by race and ethnicity, and we have provided two different views of physics in high school by socioeconomic status (SES). This month, we consider the proportion of seniors attending schools by race and SES. About half of the Hispanics and almost 45% of the African-Americans among high school seniors in 2013 attended a school where the students were determined to be "worse off" economically than their peers in the local area. The converse is true for Asians and Whites with the vast majority attending schools where students are seen as "better off" than their peers.
Remembering the S. S. Edmund Fitzgerald53(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.4935760View Description Hide Description
November 10, 2015, marked the 40th anniversary of the sinking of the S. S. Edmund Fitzgerald, a Great Lakes bulk cargo freighter that suddenly and mysteriously sank during a severe winter storm on Lake Superior. A year after the sinking, Canadian folksinger Gordon Lightfoot wrote and recorded the ballad "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald." The song became an international hit that made the event the most well-known and controversial shipping disaster on the Great Lakes. The purpose of this article is to commemorate the anniversary of this tragedy by bringing it to the attention of a new generation of students, namely those enrolled in our introductory physics courses. Since most of our students were not yet born when the ship sank, we first establish a historical context for them by providing detailed information about the ship's final voyage and wreckage site. (Lyrics from Lightfoot's ballad headline each of these sections.) We then focus on "rogue waves" and the principle of superposition to produce a simple simulation of the conditions that might have resulted in the giant freighter's sudden sinking.
What We Don't Understand, We Explain to Each Other53(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.4935761View Description Hide Description
"What we don't understand, we explain to each other" was Robert Oppenheimer's 1948 description of theoretical physics as a profession. Because the phrase connects research, teaching, and learning, it seemed the right approach for the talk I gave to the AAPT on receiving the 2013 J.D. Jackson Award for Excellence in Graduate Teaching, on which the present article is based. In what follows I describe how my experiences as a student, researcher, and teacher combined to shape the way I learn and teach physics, from my own courses to inventing and editing Frontiers in Physics, reshaping Reviews of Modern Physics, and experimenting with different approaches to communicating key concepts in physics.
Teaching and Learning Physics: Performance Art Evoking Insight53(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.4935762View Description Hide Description
Doing experiments in physics lessons can create a magical moment if students become really intrigued with the experimental progression. They add a new quality to what the experiment shows. Their attention and nature's revelations flow together: a performance is taking place. It's similar to a moment during a theatrical performance, when the spectators' and actors' energy flow together and their feeling of being separated from one another dissolves. Together with the atmosphere of the stage scenery they reform something new, unique, and volatile, and the fourth wall, that imaginary wall between actors and audience, breaks down. Erika Fischer-Lichte refers to such moments as "the transformative power of performance: a new aesthetics." Below, I will discuss what this transformative power with respect to teaching and learningphysics can be, particularly how the involvement in experimental demonstrations develops deeper insights into the way in which the laws of physics are "prodigious."
My Favorite Exam Question53(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.4935763View Description Hide Description
My favorite exam question comes from the final exam in an introductory mechanics course: A rolling 31 ton railroad boxcar collides with a stationary flatcar. The coupling mechanism activates so the cars latch together and roll down the track attached. Of the initial kinetic energy, 38% dissipates as heat, sound, vibrations, mechanical deformation, and so forth. How much does the flatcar weigh?
A Computer-Controlled Classroom Model of an Atomic Force Microscope53(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.4935764View Description Hide Description
The concept of "seeing by feeling" as a way to circumvent limitations on sight is universal on the macroscopic scale—reading Braille, feeling one's way around a dark room, etc. The development of the atomic force microscope(AFM) in 1986 extended this concept to imaging in the nanoscale. While there are classroom demonstrations that use a tactile probe to map the topography or some other property of a sample, the rastering of the probe over the sample is manually controlled, which is both tedious and potentially inaccurate. Other groups have used simulation or tele-operation of an AFM probe. In this paper we describe a teaching AFM with complete computer control to map out topographic and magnetic properties of a "crystal" consisting of two-dimensional arrays of spherical marble "atoms." Our AFM is well suited for lessons on the "Big Ideas of Nanoscale" such as tools and instrumentation, as well as a pre-teaching activity for groups with remote access AFM or mobile AFM. The principle of operation of our classroomAFM is the same as that of a real AFM, excepting the nature of the force between sample and probe.
A Student-Built Scanning Tunneling Microscope53(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.4935765View Description Hide Description
Many introductory and nanotechnology textbooks discuss the operation of various microscopes including atomic force (AFM), scanning tunneling(STM), and scanning electron microscopes(SEM). In a nanotechnology laboratory class, students frequently utilize microscopes to obtain data without a thought about the detailed operation of the tool itself. I wanted to give my students a deeper appreciation for the physics by having them build a simple scanning tunneling microscope. Initially, 15 hours of an upper-division laboratory class were devoted to building and operating the STM. As the build process was refined, the time commitment for this project has shrunk to nine hours. Using the method described in this paper, the project is now simple enough that it can be built and operated by students in the introductory class.
The Seven-Segment Data Logger53(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.4935766View Description Hide Description
Instruments or digital meters with data values visible on a seven-segment display can easily be found in the physics lab. Examples include multimeters, sound level meters, Geiger-Müller counters and electromagnetic field meters, where the display is used to show numerical data. Such instruments, without the ability to connect to computers or data loggers, can measure and display data at a particular instant in time. The user should be present to read the display and to record the data. Unlike these digital meters, the sensor-data logger system has the advantage of automatically measuring and recording data at selectable sample rates over a desired sample time. The process of adding data logging features to a digital meter with a seven-segment display can be achieved with Seven Segment Optical Character Recognition (SSOCR) software. One might ask, why not just purchase a field meter with data logging features? They are relatively inexpensive, reliable, available online, and can be delivered within a few days. But then there is the challenge of making your own instrument, the excitement of implementing a design, the pleasure of experiencing an entire process from concept to product, and the satisfaction of avoiding costs by taking advantage of available technology. This experiment makes use of an electromagnetic field meter with a seven-segment liquid crystal display to measure background electromagnetic field intensity. Images of the meter display are automatically captured with a camera and analyzed using SSOCR to produce a text file containing meter display values.
The 'Chocolate Experiment' - A Demonstration of Radiation Absorption by Different Colored Surfaces53(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.4935767View Description Hide Description
In the typical "cookbook" experiment comparing the radiation absorption rates of different colored surfaces, students' hands are commonly used as a measurement instrument to demonstrate that dull black and silvery surfaces are good and poor absorbers of radiation, respectively. However, college students are often skeptical about using their bare hands in this experiment because they learned in early science lessons that skin is not a reliable detector of heat transfer. Moreover, when the experiment is conducted in a school laboratory, it is often difficult for students to perceive the slight differences in heat transfer on the dull black and silvery aluminum leaves attached to their hands. Rather than replacing students' bare hands with such sophisticated apparatus as a data logger and temperature probe, I suggest using a simple (and delicious!) low-cost instrument, i.e., chocolate, which simply melts when it receives radiation.
Simple Model of a Rolling Water-Filled Bottle on an Inclined Ramp53(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.4935768View Description Hide Description
We investigate a water-filled bottle rolling down an incline and ask the following question: is a rolling bottle better described by a model ignoring all internal motion where the bottle is approximated by a material point sliding down an incline, or is it better described by a rigid solid cylinder rolling down the incline without skidding? The measurements presented here represent a special case of similar experiments described by K.A. Jackson et al. (see Ref. 1 and references within). There exists also a report by Kagan describing the motion of soda cans rolling on an incline. In our case we investigate motion of the fully filled bottle. We demonstrate that within accuracy of our experiment the motion of the bottle can be described by a simple "frictionless water" model. The analysis of the dynamics of the bodies sliding and rolling on a ramp is a standard component of introductory physics classes, and a required component of the Advanced Placement (AP) Physics curriculum.
The Expected but Well-Hidden EMF in the Jumping Wire Experiment and its Unexpected Role53(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.4935769View Description Hide Description
As presented in physics textbooks, as well as in a few papers, the typical example of an induced motional electromotive force εmot = Blv consists of a conductive rod of length l frictionlessly sliding with speed v along parallel wires within an orthogonal and constant uniform magnetic field of magnitude B. End-of-chapter problems, variants of that sliding rod, are additionally posed in those textbooks. The horizontal jumping wire of length l carrying a current i that is tossed upward by a magnetic force, in a transverse horizontal magnetic fieldB, is an important variant, as evidenced by its popularity as a demonstration experiment (with numerous videos and blogs posted on the web). A simplistic account of the wire-jump experiment is often given exclusively in terms of the well-known magnetic force F = il × B that propels the wire upward. The jumping wire is an eye-catching demonstration for both students and the public, and it indeed deserves to be analyzed in greater detail, since as shown below it hides fundamental and interesting physics, certainly much more than what the eye catches.
Introducing Earth's Orbital Eccentricity53(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.4935770View Description Hide Description
Most students know that planetary orbits, including Earth's, are elliptical; that is Kepler's first law, and it is found in many sciencetextbooks. But quite a few are mistaken about the details, thinking that the orbit is very eccentric, or that this effect is somehow responsible for the seasons. In fact, the Earth's orbital eccentricity is small, and its only effect on the seasons is their unequal durations. Here I show a pleasant way to guide students to the actual value of Earth's orbital eccentricity, starting from the durations of the four seasons. The date of perihelion is also found.
Simulating Gravity: Dark Matter and Gravitational Lensing in the Classroom53(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.4935771View Description Hide Description
Dark matter makes up most of the matter in the universe but very little of a standard introductory physics curriculum. Here we present our construction and use of a spandex sheet-style gravity simulator to qualitatively demonstrate two aspects of modern physics related to dark matter. First, we describe an activity in which students explore the dependence of orbital velocities on the central mass of a system, in a demonstration of how scientists first discovered dark matter. Second, we discuss the use of the gravity simulator as a visualization of gravitational lensing, a current astronomical technique for mapping dark matter in the sky. After providing the necessary background for the phenomena of interest, we describe our construction of the gravity simulator and detail our facilitation of these two activities. Together, these activities provide a conceptual visualization of gravitational phenomena related to indirect detection techniques for studying dark matter.
Pressure Change in an Arterial Constriction53(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.4935772View Description Hide Description
Consider the following ConcepTest. A platelet is drifting with the blood flowing through a horizontal artery. As the platelet enters a constriction, does the blood pressure increase, decrease, or stay the same?
Answer to November 2015 Figuring Physics Question53(2015); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.4935773View Description Hide Description


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WASHINGTON -- On a single day this past fall, the United States government held 13,185 people in immigration detention who had not been convicted of a crime, some of whom will not be charged with one, according to information The Huffington Post obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request. Instead, at a cost of roughly 2 million taxpayer dollars per day, the men and women were detained while immigration authorities sorted out their fates.
The WSJ is the voice of the DC-New York GOP establishment, and that voice was crackling with anger and tears on Tuesday Let's just say right now what voters will be saying in November, once Barack Obama has been re-elected: Republicans deserve to lose.Well, yes. They deserve to lose because they've learned nothing from spectacular failures of the Bush/Cheney years and are doubling down on every right-wing fetish: Even lower taxes! Even more wealth inequality! Even more war! Even fewer regulations! Let's deport 12 million people! Let's bring back child labor! But I digress. Above all, it doesn't matter that Americans are generally eager to send Mr. Obama packing. All they need is to be reasonably sure that the alternative won't be another fiasco. But they can't be reasonably sure, so it's going to be four more years of the disappointment you already
Link: http://www.alternet.org/story/153931/26_facts_about_the_awful_conditions_where_your_gadgets_are_made/
Breaking down what we know about Foxconn, the massive factory in China where workers manufacture popular products like iPhones and iPads. 1.2 million: number of workers employed by Foxconn in China, according to the New York Times.83.2: Average hours of overtime worked each month, according to a 2010 survey of Foxconn employee.230,000: number of workers at "Foxconn City" in Shenzhen, according to the New York Times.70,000: number of workers at Foxconn's Chengdu plant who live in company dorms, according to the New York Times.200: Reported number of police officers who responded to a Foxconn dormitory riot.70: number of psychiatrists employed by Foxconn to prevent suicides, according to a 2010 announcement by CEO Terry Gou. 34: continuous hours a Foxconn employee worked in 2010 before he collapsed and died, according to media reports.100: Estimated number of employees at a Foxconn factory in Wuhan who stood on the roof of a factory building this month to protest working conditions and wages. Several threatened to commit suicide, according to the New York Times.
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Scandinavian workers realized that, electoral "democracy" was stacked against them, so nonviolent direct action was needed to exert the power for change. . Sweden and Norway, for example, both experienced a major power shift in the 1930s after prolonged nonviolent struggle. They "fired" the top 1 percent of people who set the direction for society Both countries had a history of horrendous poverty. When the 1 percent was in charge, hundreds of thousands of people emigrated to avoid starvation. Under the leadership of the working class, however, both countries built robust and successful economies that nearly eliminated poverty, expanded free university education, abolished slums, provided excellent health care available to all as a matter of right and created a system of full employment
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Conservatism is a reaction to democratic movements, like OWS, that challenge the authority of elites. Economic elites have faced a concerted attack on their riches and power, their arrogant and unaccountable ways.House Majority Leader Eric Cantor declared, "I, for one, am increasingly concerned about the growing mobs occupying Wall Street and the other cities across the country."Mitt Romney told an audience in Florida that "I think it's dangerous—this class warfare.It is a reaction to democratic movements from below, movements like Occupy Wall Street that threaten to reorder society from the bottom up.Since the modern era began, men and women in subordinate positions have marched against their superiors. They have gathered under different banners—the labor movement, feminism, abolition, socialism—and shouted different slogans: freedom, equality, democracy, revolution. In virtually every instance, their superiors have resisted them.
Link: http://www.alternet.org/story/153933/7_signs_the_corporatocracy_is_losing_its_legitimacy--and_7_tools_to_help_shut_it_down/
The legitimacy of rule by giant corporations and Wall Street banks is crumbling. the legitimacy of rule by giant corporations and Wall Street banks is crumbling. This system of corporate rule also benefits few and harms many, affecting nearly every major issue in public life. Some examples: Powerful corporations socialize their risks and costs, but privatize profits. That means we, the 99 percent, pick up the tab for environmental clean ups, for helping workers who aren't paid enough to afford food or health care, for bailouts when risky speculation goes wrong. Meanwhile, profits go straight into the pockets of top executives and others in the 1 percent.
Link: http://www.silviacattori.net/article2752.html
A report released last week by Middle East human rights groups presents extensive evidence of war crimes carried out in Libya by the United States, NATO and their proxy "rebel" forces. The investigators report savage and repeated beatings of prisoners held without trial or charges, the summary execution of pro-Gaddafi fighters, and witness reports of "indiscriminate and retaliatory murders, including the 'slaughter' (i.e., throat slitting) of former combatants."
Link: http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=28945
The conflict between property rights and human rights has entered a new chapter. It is a debate that goes back to the challenge by landowners and merchants behind the American Revolution's war on British control over the colonial economyOnly today, as those speaking in the name of the 99% challenge the super wealthy of the 1% (actually the .001 %) there is a new battleground in what's known as the housing market with as many as 14 million Americans in or facing foreclosure. The defense of property rights is the holy of the holies for the propertied classes with a whole industry set up to enforce their claims of ownership. We have seen how this plays out with the courts, run by often bought off and complicit judges rubberstamping claims by banks and realty interests even when laws are disregarded amidst fraudulent filings, biased contracts, and phony robot signings. They control the marshals who seize your property, and constantly denigrate the real victims as "irresponsible." It's not surprising any more to read about banks foreclosing on properties they don't even own.
Link: http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=28956
One of the greatest perils we face today is the difficulty in properly identifying and distinguishing friend from foe; it is increasingly difficult to understand who – even what – the enemy or adversary is which means that society's key vulnerability stems from its incapacity to properly identify risk, peril and danger.No longer can national leaders rally mass popular support to "fight the Soviets or the Germans, or the Japanese." A decade ago, they had to resort to weaker abstractions like the Bushian "war on terrorism," which is meaningless until you actually define what "terrorism" isWhat we have today is basically a public invisible enemy that is very difficult to specifically pinpoint, but the effects of whose actions we all increasingly suffer everywhere. Perhaps "Global Power Elite" is the closest we can come to describing this veritable global enemy whose planetary interests and objectives for the most part run counter to the common interests of "We the People" everywhere, and yet that too is still quite abstract and faceless.
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The Storage Team Blog about file services and storage features in Windows and Windows Server.
What you've been waiting for—part 3 of our 4-part SIS series:
All backing files maintained by SIS are called common-store files. One common store exists on each SIS-maintained volume and contains all of the common-store files that exist on that volume. This directory is located in the root directory of the volume and is called \SIS Common Store. The common store is implemented as a directory that is restricted to allow access only to the system. Only the SIS filter and backup applications need access to this directory. The common-store file is removed only when the last SIS link pointing to it is deleted.
The SIS GrovelerThe SIS groveler searches for and combines files that are identical on the NTFS volume. It then reports those files to the SIS filter driver. It does most of its work when the system is not busy. This is referred to as "background mode." It is possible to run the groveler at maximum capacity by using the Sisadmin.exe tool. This is referred to as "foreground mode." After the groveler completes its work in foreground mode, it resumes normal operation in background mode.
Some notes about the SIS Groveler:
Scanning processThe SIS groveler uses the update sequence number (USN) Journal to know when files on a volume have been created or changed. If the journal wraps (for example, the groveler misses some journal entries), the groveler will automatically re-scan the entire volume and recreate the signature database.
Interesting series of articles...
One thing worth mentioning - SIS actually originally shipped with Windows 2000 (and Windows Server 2003) but was used exclusively by RIS. It sounds like it's been expanded quite a bit for R2 - which is great!
True! Just to clarify, SIS is available as part of Windows Storage Server 2003 R2, not Windows Server 2003 R2.


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Eugene M. Reese
Eugene Morrison Reese, 67, formerly of Newport Road, Raphine, passed away Saturday, Oct. 5, 2013, at Envoy of Staunton.
Mr. Reese was born Oct. 12, 1945, in Rockbridge County, a son of the late William B. and Emma (Norcross) Reese.
Eugene was a farmer by trade, working at the Cyrus McCormick Farm. He enjoyed hunting and fishing. He was a softball and baseball umpire and he enjoyed time outdoors.
In addition to his parents, Mr. Reese was preceded in death by three brothers, Donnie Reese, Clyde Reese and Bill Reese; and a sister, Mary Campbell.
Surviving is a son, Fred C. Reese and wife, Helen, of Raphine; three brothers, Wayne Reese and Luther Reese, both of Raphine, David Reese of Greenville; a sister, Jane Perry of Raphine; and two grandchildren, Lacey L. Rowe and Jacob C. Reese.
A memorial service will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2013, at Cyrus McCormick Farm by Pastor Chuck Balsamo.
Coffman Funeral Home and Crematory, 230 Frontier Drive, Staunton, is in charge of his arrangements. Condolences may be expressed to the family online at www.coffmanfuneralhome.net.


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The Anime Blogger Interrogation Game
Now here's something interesting. Developed by Iso, this is practically a game where bloggers ask other bloggers any questions that they've always wished to say but could never find an opportunity (or the guts) to say it. In other words, the game aims to promote interaction and bonding between bloggers but also a little insight into the bloggers themselves for the dear readers. Here's how the game works.
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Iso's 5 Questions for Tofu
1) What is/are your favourite anime(s)? Why?
I have a bunch of favourites which includes the obvious Top 1 being K-On. Though throughout the time I've been aniblogging, I've met many people along the path who've recommended me shows I've never heard of. Though merely talking about the predictable favourites like K-On isn't something you readers want to hear constantly so I've decided to showcase a short series that I absolutely adored and is also the oldest series I've seen. Their names are Gunbuster and Diebuster.
Recommended by Lvlln over at Metanorn, I initially thought it would be quite boring. The quality back then is garbage compared to the animation I've grown up with. The story had to be told within 6 episodes for both Gun and Diebuster which worried me in terms of pacing. In fact, the story was so cheesy too which I had feared but funny enough, I loved every bit of it. The cliche's were everywhere (which is expected) but even within mere 6 episodes, Hideaki Ano and the brilliant staff behind both Gunbuster and Diebuster was able to tell a beautiful story about humanities survival and how our characters grow within the world this chaotic galactic war.
I'll be honest with you, I practically predicted how they'll end Gunbuster from a major spoiler image (also from Lvlln). I thought I was prepared for anything emotional and because of that, I wouldn't be able to feel the full effects of what Gunbuster and Diebuster were supposed to enforce and deliver. But I was wrong. I cried like a little girl (no offense to females) even when my prediction played out like I thought it would. I was literally lost for words. As a person who loves seeing anime go all out with their character development, both Gunbuster and Diebuster gave their main cast enough time to fully shine even within a mere 6 episodes!
I was so sucked into the series by the story and its characters. It was shocking how emotional I got whenever I saw these characters get emotional even though there was logically hardly enough time for me to relate and feel their emotions. Well guess what. Gainax destroyed that logic and they did it well. It's definitely a series that NEEDS to be watched. Put it on your bucket list, put it anywhere you want as long as you watch it! An unmissable classic anime that's beautifully presented through their music and their characters.
2) What is/are your favourite anisongs?
The thing is with anime songs is that my favourites always change. Usually when we move into the new season, most of the current songs in my playlist are wiped out. But there's always the rare few that continue to survive in my playlist. Those are Sky's the Limit (Persona 4), All the OP's and ED's from Toradora, MONKEY MAJIK, and Samurai Heart – Some Like it Hot. My current top favourites would be the OP to Sword Art Online, Dear My Friend from Railgun, the new OP and ED for Accel World and the new OP for Hyouka.
3) Do you like Vocaloid? If so, who is/are your favourites? And your favourite song(s) is/are? If not, why?
I'm not a vocaloid fan mainly due to the fact that I don't like listening to how 'artificial' it is. Though it's not a dislike, it's more of a lack of interest but I have gotten into the hype once for a short time. During that short time I loved vocaloid music and listened to it all the time, my favourite was Megurina Luka. I loved some of her songs, especially Just Be Friends and any other songs she sang in (including duo's).
4) Have you ever been to Japan? If yes, please share your experience. If no, where would you go if you had a chance to visit Japan?
I haven't been to Japan but I've actually recently applied for a student study trip to Japan called KIZUNA (the applications have closed). And in that program, we'll be going to the Earthquake affected areas like Fukushima, Iwate and Miyagi. Though those aren't exactly places I'd prefer to go, at least I'll be able to experience Japan culture! Yay! *ahem* Well back on topic, the places I'd really like to go to are the otaku favourites like Akihabara and any other high-tech urban places in Japan like Tokyo. Though whenever I become rich (which is never) I'd like to visit all the places where the K-On girls went to (including London) and visit the school that inspired the K-On school in the series!
5) What are your hobbies outside of anything related to anime, manga, visual novels and blogging?
So basically what I like doing that isn't related to anime (I guess games that are anime influenced doesn't count like P4 and P3 huh…) and the others listed up top is console games and Steam. Steam offers a bunch of indie games that are usually hardly never known like Anomaly Warzone, Bastion, Magicka, Nation Red, Orcs Must Die, Splice, Trine 2 and etc. It's awesome being able to indulge in hidden gems (whenever I can afford it that is) but as for console games, I usually stick to the well known games like Assasins Creed, Ridge Racer, Ghost Recon, MW3, Battlefield 3, Batman Arkham City and heaps more. Though besides electronic games, I also like having occasional shootouts with the Nerf guns or re-watching Harry Potter in Blu-Ray (I'm a Harry Potter fan). In terms of sports, I don't play much. I do like playing soccer but nowadays I'm too unfit. Basketball is the same though my favourite would have to be badminton and table tennis. I also jam on the Left-Handed Bass guitar from time to time and love playing snooker (but haven't had much time due to school).
Tofu's 5 Questions (Self Answers Spoilered)
I've decided to pick the following 5 people to answer the 5 questions I've listed down below: Hoshi (Metanorn), Starburst (Daifuuku), Aspirety (Kakera Complex), Foshizzel (Metanorn) and Overcooled (Metanorn). To those tagged, I look forward to your replies! For those who aren't, if you like the idea for this game then go out there and ask some questions!
1) How did you come to discover the world of anime and thus the AniBlogSphere?
2) Which anime/manga do you have the strongest connection to?
3) Your occupation outside of blogging?
4) Confess! Have you seen any Hentai before!? If you have, which ones and what did you think of it?
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Favorite thing: watch the local youths gather in the park on sunday evenings, guys playing basketball to impress girls sitting on benches watching- central america at its most intense! go to livingston in the old big boat, go to punta palma (especially if you manage to hit la semana santa) and watch the sun set over amatique bay!
Fondest memory: Discovering that che guevara spent quite a long time here before going to mexico.Sitting in los coquitos owned by a lovable mexican couple, surrounded by parrots and eating tortillas de harina con fajitas de pollo con chile verde! Or walking down the parque to the old colonial hotel del norte imagining what pto barrios looked like before united fruit company moved out. strolling around the market listening to music coming from every tiny stall and feel the ´place thrive with life.
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Fondest memory: I have been to Puerto Barrios twice now, and it is a neat place. I think it was here that my father and I, and two other friends of ours, on a beautiful, blue evening, were invited to the house of a local doctor. Our friend, and missionary in Punta Gorda, Belize, Larry, had probably told this doctor we were coming, and the doc, who probably wanted to meet us anyway, invited us to his house for dinner. We had arrived in Puerto Barrios earlier that day, getting off the boat in the heat of the day, and walking to our hotel with all our bags. We had stayed at this particular hotel on a previous trip (see Travelogues) and I, personally really liked it. We left our room, heading for the doctor's house in someone's car. Maybe it was a taxi, I don't know. We got to his rather nice house, and went in. As we walked in, he or his wife said, 'Mi casa es su casa,' the first and only time I'd ever heard that outside of Spanish class. We sat down at the table and ate and ate and ate until I eventually had to leave the table, feeling rather sick from overeating. It was worth it, though, probably the best food I've had in Guatemala! After the evening of eating and talking was finished, we went back to our hotel as we had to get up early the next morning to head up the Rio Dulce.
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Boston Bruins goalie Tuukka Rask looks back as a backhander by the Rangers' Carl Hagelin rolls into the net. / Bruce Bennett, Getty Images
Think the Boston Bruins' winning goal in Game 3 was weird?
The New York Rangers topped that in Game 4.
The Game 3 goal went off Rangers goalie Henrik Lundqvist's mask, high up in the air and nearly bounced in before Boston's Daniel Paille scored.
The Game 4 goal was a result of a gaffe by Bruins goalie Tuukka Rask.
He went out to cut down the angle after New York's Carl Hagelin received a great saucer pass. But Rask fell and Hagelin's soft backhander was slowed even more as Johnny Boychuk tipped the puck.
Rask was helpless to get back into position and the puck rolled at turtle speed into the net to cut the Rangers' deficit to 2-1.
The Rangers ended up winning 4-3 in overtime to stay alive.
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Deficit hawks say heated campaign charges could hurt chances for solution
Many spending hawks in Washington had hoped that Mitt Romney's selection of Paul Ryan as his running mate would open a more candid and sober debate about cutting federal spending.
But the tone of the campaign rhetoric on Medicare — with each party accusing the other of working to destroy the program — has raised concern among longtime deficit-reduction advocates that neither party is preparing the public for what they see as the demographic imperative of curbing Medicare spending.
On Wednesday, Romney accused President Barack Obama of siphoning Medicare dollars to fund his 2010 health care law, and he promised to restore that money if elected.
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Unfortunately no pool room, jayhawk. The ship had a huge gym that was a lot better than the one I go to here in town. Will send you an e-mail when I get a little time. :)We did catslave and especially since it was our first cruise ever. Had been on live aboard dive boats many times but not a ship as big as this one.
Looks like you had an awesome holiday!
I checked it out, snooker. That is HUGE! Did they have a pool room on it and did you have a chance to use it?
Sorry not to answer each of you individually. Just got home and it is already 8:00PM. I appreciate all the nice comments.Jayhawk, we were on the Crown princess - good picture of it was 4 days ago - Going ashore in Honduras.
Lovely, it looks like a lot of fun.
Now thats the way to get started right away LOL great pic and good set snooker
Hi, snooker! I got your message on my site. Somehow, I was thinking you were LEAVING on the 9th. You will have to send me a regular email and tell me a little more about your trip. Are any of these photos of YOUR ship? Was it as big as these you have shown? I am pretty sure my knees coudn't take all the walking that such big ships would require!
Hi Snooker! Wow, I didn't realize I missed so many of your puzzles till just now! Looks like a fun trip! Thanks for all the photos!!!
Wow, That's the life, Snooker, live it up.
Good to see happy people.
The crew were always cheerful no matter how tired I bet they were. Always got smiles and a greeting from them. Can only imagine the long hours they work. Thanks for your comments, lyndee.
The first day is always a happy day!!!!!
If I had your e-mail I would send you one but would rather not post one on jigidi. Leave your e-mail on an old puzzle of mine and I will find it and then you can delete it if you want.
Where's there a picture of you, snooker? I don't even know what you look like!