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Kotaniemi-Syrjänen, A., Reijonen, T. M., Korhonen, K., Waris, M., Vainionpää, R. and Korppi, M. (2008), Wheezing due to rhinovirus infection in infancy: Bronchial hyperresponsiveness at school age. Pediatrics International, 50: 506–510. doi: 10.1111/j.1442-200X.2008.02620.x
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[quote:ShadowDancer:MV81NzU1NTVfMTQyMjg1OTRfNTNGNEUxN0M=] absolutely...and hellgate sounds about right will they never learn??? strangelets are more of my concern at this point... . NO they will continue as long as allowed...to the complete destruction of all if allowed... death cults death head the way of destruction through chaos. chaos magick 'Something may come through' dimensional 'doors' at LHC Attack of the Hyperdimensional Juggernaut-Men By Lewis Page Posted in Physics, 6th November 2009 12:02 GMT A top boffin at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) says that the titanic machine may possibly create or discover previously unimagined scientific phenomena, or "unknown unknowns" - for instance "an extra dimension". "Out of this door might come something, or we might send something through it," said Sergio Bertolucci, who is Director for Research and Scientific Computing at CERN, briefing reporters including the Reg at CERN HQ earlier this week. The LHC, built inside a 27-km circular subterranean tunnel deep beneath the Franco-Swiss border outside Geneva, functions like a sort of orbital motorway for extremely high-speed hadrons - typically either protons or lead ions. The differences are, firstly, that the streams of particles are moving at velocities within a whisker of light speed - such that each stream has as much energy in it as a normal car going at 1000mph. Secondly, the beams are arranged in such fashion that the two streams swerve through one another occasionally, which naturally results in huge numbers of incredibly violent head-on collisions. These collisions are sufficiently violent that they are expected to briefly create conditions similar to those obtaining countless aeons ago, not long after the Big Bang, when the entire universe was still inconceivably small - it was smaller than a proton for quite some time, seemingly, still with all the stuff that nowadays makes up all the supra-enormity of space and galaxies and so forth packed in somehow. Naturally, some extremely strange phenomena are to be expected when one mangles the very fabric of space-time itself in this fashion. Various eccentric nutballs have claimed that this would doom humanity in one fashion or another; perhaps converting the entire Earth, everything on it and possibly the rest of the universe too into "strangelet soup", monopole mulligatawny or some other sort of frightful sub-particulate blancmange or custard. It has also been suggested that cack-handed boffins at the LHC might inadvertently call into being a miniature black hole and carelessly drop this into the centre of the Earth, rather irritatingly causing the planet to implode. It's certainly to be hoped that the button marked "Call Black Hole Into Being" on the control board has some kind of flip-down cover over it. Black holes as spacewarp wormhole portals into alternate universes, or something. This would seem to chime with Bertolucci's remarks this week on hyperdimensional "doors" out of which might come unspecified "somethings". [link to www.theregister.co.uk] Page 2: [link to www.theregister.co.uk] [/quote]
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The Large Hadron Collider is entering the final stages of being lowered to a temperature of 1.9 Kelvin (-271C; -456F) - colder than deep space.
The LHC has thousands of magnets which will be maintained in this frigid condition using liquid helium.
The magnets are arranged in a ring that runs for 27km through the giant tunnel.
Once the LHC is operational, two particle beams - usually consisting of protons accelerated to high energies - will be fired down pipes running through the magnets.
These beams will then travel in opposite directions around the main ring at close to the speed of light.
At allotted points along the tunnel, the beams will cross paths, smashing into one another with cataclysmic force. Scientists hope to see new particles in the debris of these collisions, revealing fundamental new insights into the nature of the cosmos and how it came into being.
The most powerful physics experiment ever built, the LHC will re-create the conditions just after the Big Bang.
Currently, six out of the LHC's eight sectors are between 4.5 and 1.9 Kelvin, though all sectors of the machine have been down to 1.9 Kelvin at some stage over the last few months.
By comparison, the temperature in remote regions of outer space is about 2.7 Kelvin (-270C; -454F).
Roberto Saban, the LHC's head of hardware commissioning, said that in order to obtain high magnetic fields without consuming too much power, the magnets were required to be "superconducting".
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Helium exhibits spectacular properties at 2.2 Kelvin - becoming "superfluid". This allows it to conduct heat very rapidly, making it an extremely efficient refrigerant.
No particle physics facility on this scale has ever operated at such low temperatures. But, so far, the hardware was performing as predicted, Roberto Saban explained.
"We have a very systematic process for the commissioning of this machine, based on very carefully designed procedures prepared with experience we have gathered on prototypes."
He added: "Our motto is: no short cuts? exchanging a single component which today is cold, is like bringing it back from the Moon. It takes about three to four weeks to warm it up. Then it takes one or two weeks to exchange. Then it needs three to six weeks to cool down again.
"So, you see, it is three months if we make a mistake."
Two sectors of the LHC are currently not cold enough for testing to proceed. Electronics that control the cryogenic systems in these sectors are being moved to an area where they will be better shielded against particles that shoot out of the machine during collisions.
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One sector of the ring is being run as if the LHC was operational and carrying a beam. This is so that crews can de-bug software and hardware and gain experience of running operating cycles.
The LHC's magnets must also undergo electrical testing. Each sector of the machine contains about 200 electrical circuits. Each circuit may consist of as many as 154 magnets or as few as one.
They are being tested for their ability to handle very high currents - up to 12,000 Amps .
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A quench occurs when some part of the magnet starts to heat up, becoming resistant to electrical current. Engineers have built in a recovery system to detect these quenches before they affect the magnetic field bending particles around the ring and shut off the circulating beams.
The machine's cool-down should take another two weeks to complete, provided no serious problems are found. Electrical testing of the magnets may take another couple of weeks.
Before the LHC is "switched on" for the first time, the proton beams have to be boosted to high energies in a chain of particle accelerators called the injectors.
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When the LHC is switched on it will operate at an energy of five trillion electron-volts. It will then be shut down for the winter, so that the magnets can be "trained" to handle a beam run at seven trillion electron-volts.
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As Egypt holds its first free presidential election, the future of its already fragile 33-year peace treaty with Israel again emerges as a hot topic of international foreign policy concerns. Among the issues central to the treaty is the future of the poverty-stricken and politically unstable Sinai Peninsula - a swath of land that has figured prominently in the two countries' often-bumpy relations.
Since the fall of president Hosni Mubarak and the precipitous decline of Egypt's domestic security operations, portions of the Sinai Peninsula have turned from poorly controlled to downright lawless. From among the more than 30 Bedouin tribes of the Sinai, some entrepreneurial armed gangs, working alongside Islamic militants, have transformed border areas of the northern governate into a haven for the smuggling of drugs, refugees from Africa, and weapons for extremists threatening the security of Egypt's neighbor, Israel.
The peninsula's value has increased as Egypt's growing natural gas industry sends the resource over Sinai pipelines to a regional market east of the peninsula. But local Bedouins - a historically disenfranchised population - have protested official discrimination and economic marginalization. Bedouins cannot legally own land in the Sinai; the government estimates only 13 percent of northern Bedouins are employed, and most of them see local jobs going to newcomers from the Nile Valley.
In the three decades since Egypt regained control over the Sinai from Israel, local populations and their needs have been largely ignored by the government in Cairo. But the issue of the Sinai did not go unnoticed in Egypt's current presidential race. Candidates from across the country's political spectrum campaigned in the Sinai over recent weeks, promising crowds of Bedouins economic development and increased security.
Observers say that if Egypt's next president - be it the Muslim Brotherhood's Mohamed Morsi or the former air force commander and short-term prime minister, Ahmed Shafiq, who prevailed in the first round of voting - doesn't act decisively to develop and restore order in the Sinai, Israel could take matters into its own hands. The Jewish state has already drawn a stark line in the sand with construction of a 150-mile-long electrified steel fence with a layer of razor wire on top to keep African refugees, Egyptians and Arab extremists out. Recently, Israel called in additional troops to make sure the fence does its job.
Tensions escalated in August of last year when armed gunmen with explosives crossed into Israeli territory from the Sinai and killed eight Israelis and wounded 30. Israeli defense forces killed five Egyptian border guards as they hunted down the attackers. Responding to the deaths of the five guards, hundreds of Egyptians staged violent protests at the Israeli Embassy in Cairo, tearing down a security wall and ransacking embassy offices. Embassy staff escaped unharmed.
The 'bomb' factor
Ehud Yarri
, a veteran Israeli journalist, discussed the Sinai as
a new frontier of conflict
recently at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy and called the peninsula a "ticking bomb."
The Washington Institute's Egypt expert,
Eric Trager
later phrased it a bit differently.
"Sinai is not a ticking bomb," he said. "It is a bomb that keeps going off." Trager said he thought the events that led to the ransacking of the Israeli embassy were leading to open conflict, but that the two governments "dialed back" the rhetoric and established commissions to examine the causes of the attacks.
Since the beginning of this year - as in years past - life in the Sinai has proven dangerous. Since late January gangs identified as armed Bedouins have kidnapped 24 Chinese workers from a cement plant near al-Arish; two American, three Korean and two Brazilian tourists all were taken hostage in attempts to force Egyptian police to release imprisoned Bedouins. All captives were let go unharmed within a day or two. Bedouins have also kidnapped 19 Egyptian border guards and 10 infantrymen from the Multinational Force and Observers' (MFO) Fiji contingent.
"Bedouins are reported to have burned several police stations near the Gaza and Israeli borders in the northern governate and 14 separate times unidentified terrorists have blown up portions of a natural gas line near al-Arish in the Sinai that supplies Egyptian fuel - a potential replacement for the diminishing Gulf of Suez oil supply - to Israel and several other Middle Eastern countries.
A Palestinian smuggler moves refrigerators through a tunnel from Egypt to the Gaza Strip under the border in Rafah, southern Gaza Strip, October 28, 2010.
A Palestinian smuggler moves refrigerators through a tunnel from Egypt to the Gaza Strip under the border in Rafah, southern Gaza Strip, October 28, 2010.
The principal security threat among Bedouins is a group now led by Saleem Abu Lafi and based in the Wadi Amr area and the Halal Mountains, south of Sheikh Zuweid, said Normand St. Pierre. St. Pierre is a retired U.S. army colonel who was involved with MFO operations in the Sinai. He referred to the Bedouin gangs as well-armed smugglers who operate tunnels beneath eastern borders and "rent the tunnels by the hour."
St. Pierre described the vast majority of the Sinai's population of Bedouins as businessmen, fishermen and camel herders, and a largely nomadic population whose tribal leaders settle their own affairs. Egypt's own forces stationed in the central and western portions of the Sinai have tended to leave the Bedouins alone. After series of violent incidents, however, Egyptian police rounded up and jailed hundreds of Bedouins as suspects.
Economic development: farming, tourism or smuggling?
"The Bedouin believe they have been left out of the region's tourism and minerals-based economic boom, as employers do not hire Bedouin, preferring to bring in Egyptians from the Nile Valley," writes
Dona Stewart
, a fellow at the Center for Advanced Defense Studies and adjunct faculty at the National Defense University's Near East South Asia Center for Strategic Studies.
"Such economic marginalization, according to the Bedouin, is a primary reason they have turned to smuggling. Weapons, drugs, fuel and African migrants are all trafficked through the area, and those who control this trade have access to significant cash and weapons. Indeed, the Egyptian government's presence in the Sinai and its relations with the Bedouin have always been security-led."
Yet there are profits to be made in the Sinai. "Egypt's tourism industry is a major pillar of the national economy, earning revenues of $10.8 billion in 2009," said Stewart, but local Bedouin do not see the profit in the enterprise, and tourism revenues have plummeted with recent violence.
When he was president of Egypt, Anwar Sadat proposed to recruit thousands of Nile Valley residents to cross the Suez and pioneer in the under-populated regions of the Sinai. It never happened. The Al Salaam Canal, a 28-year project to bring water to arid regions of the peninsula, was never finished.
In recent years, officials and businessmen in Sinai's north have proposed many economic development projects designed to turn Bedouins into farmers: major agricultural projects instead of more cement plants, lengthening the canal to irrigate the central desert for growing cantaloupe, tomatoes and olives, and increased investment in processing plants for the region's olives and Sinai sand that is shipped to Turkey to make glass. Some members of Egypt's new parliament now talk about a "grand plan" for the region.
Running for president in the Sinai
Egyptian presidential candidates Ahmed Shafiq (l), Mohammed Morsi, who will face off in a second round of voting in mid-June
Egyptian presidential candidates Ahmed Shafiq (l), Mohammed Morsi, who will face off in a second round of voting in mid-June
Egypt watchers in Washington paid close attention to some of Egypt's presidential hopefuls as they crossed into the Sinai in recent weeks looking for votes. All made vague promises of economic development and increased security.
A campaign in the Sinai by the second top vote-getter in the first round of elections, Mubarak era prime minister Ahmed Shafiq, has not been reported, but there is evidence that he did reasonably well in the Sinai voting.
newspaper reported on a live blog on of election day that the voting in al-Arish, although low in terms of turn-out, favored Shafiq over Amr Moussa, a former Mubarak foreign minister. Both had run on law-and-order platforms presumably attracting Bedouin voters concerned about the need for improved personal security.
When top vote-getter, Muslim Brotherhood candidate Mohamed Morsi, recently spent two days in the Sinai, he offered generalizations on the themes of development and security. But he presented no tangible plan for how his group would try to address either, said the Washington Center's Trager.
Morsi did tell voters he would establish a large agricultural development project in the Sinai.
"I think the Brotherhood, like any party running for election, doesn't have a good idea about how to do it, how much it would cost," said Trager, who spent two months in Cairo talking to the several of the Muslim Brotherhood's newly elected members of parliament, and to party leaders.
Experts agree that creating jobs for the Bedouins will take years to accomplish, but dealing with the multitude of security threats will likely demand immediate attention.
Trager asked Brotherhood members whether, after decades of anti-Israeli rhetoric, Egypt faced a military confrontation with Israel over Sinai events, or whether would they be able to "dial it back" and talk to their Israeli counterparts to avoid a conflict.
"In our discussion, what they then concluded was that there is a real need to prevent a crisis by having a stability and development plan for the Sinai, but the actual contours of that plan are extremely vague," said Trager. "But they do understand that the Sinai will create a major headache for them if it is a source of conflict with Israel. They are genuinely interested in doing something about it," he added.
Trager said whether Morsi wins or loses in the run-off vote, "What we all know is that the Brotherhood has the best election-day operation, they have the numbers and the top-down organization. Even if he loses, the Brotherhood still controls parliament and will be a player for the ongoing power struggle."
Egyptian Bedouins watch as smoke and flames rise into the air after masked gunmen blew up a terminal of the Egyptian natural gas pipeline to Israel and Jordan in el-Arish, in the northern part of Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, July 12, 2011
Egyptian Bedouins watch as smoke and flames rise into the air after masked gunmen blew up a terminal of the Egyptian natural gas pipeline to Israel and Jordan in el-Arish, in the northern part of Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, July 12, 2011
Security in the Sinai after the election
"I'm quite concerned that this is an area that Mubarak ignored for the last 10 years," said Steven Cook of the Council on Foreign Relations in a
recent panel discussion
on the Egyptian elections. Cook said no one know what could happen, if there were a repeat of the August, 2011, cross-border incident.
"It is growing increasingly difficult for the Egyptians to impose their will [in the Sinai]," Cook said. "If Israel decided to use any of the battalions recently authorized to patrol the borders during the Egyptian elections, Egypt has very little capacity to gain control over that territory."
In the discussion no Egyptian presidential candidates were identified as prepared to deal with such a scenario.
But one thing appears clear - whoever prevails in the second round and becomes president, be it Morsi or Shafiq, will have to do something to address Sinai's pressing economic troubles and its security vacuum.
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Yet they get away with it, mostly. In the show-must-go-on style that's always been a Muppets mainstay, everybody gets down to business, confident that audience goodwill will see them through — and it often does.
Stoller and returning director James Bobin hedge their bets by mixing genre staples: road movie, espionage thriller, heist film and prison breakout picture are all rolled into the Muppet mash.
Picking up exactly where they left off, unsure of what to do next, the Muppets fall under the spell of the conniving Dominic Badguy (Ricky Gervais), who assures them his surname is pronounced "Bad-gee."
He proposes to manage them on a grand tour of Europe. Kermit demurs at first — they don't have a show! — but soon he's caught up in the adventure.
Kermit has no choice, because he's the patsy for an elaborate scheme to steal the Crown jewels of England. He's kidnapped and replaced by evil frog Constantine, Kermit's exact double apart from a facial mole and an accent that sounds like Vladimir Putin trying to invade his space.
Naturally, nobody else in the Muppets (well, almost nobody) immediately twigs to what's going on. Kermit is exiled to a Russian gulag commanded by the comely Nadya (Tina Fey) who turns out to have a yen for musicals and a soft spot for famous frogs.
This all makes about much sense as Gonzo's show-stopping idea to stage an indoor running of the bulls (which actually makes for a funny sight gag).
It's also puzzling to see how many jokes are pitched at an older adult audience: a Tony Bennett cameo (among many celebrity turns), Busby Berkeley-style water ballet, an Ingmar Bergman visual pun and Nadya's prison crew singing and dancing to a decades-old tune from A Chorus Line — wouldn't Glee have been more 2014 family friendly?
Returning music supervisor Bret McKenzie won the Best Original Song Oscar for "Man or Muppet" from the first movie and he's obviously hoping for more gold. His toe-tappers are often quite good, but a couple of numbers could have been safely — and wisely — deleted.
Some jokes simply cry out for the hook. Ty Burrell's investigating Interpol agent Jean Pierre Napoleon, forever trying to one-up his CIA counterpart Sam Eagle, gets awfully close to offensive with his constant mocking of the French work ethic.
Yet it hardly matters. You don't go to a Muppet movie looking for anything other than a few laughs with beloved puppet pals. Mission accomplished — ka-ching! — on that front.
You get all this, plus Miss Piggy's abundant talent and charm. She made me say this.
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