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Was anyone else suprised to see the empty corners at Pickens field yesterday? 46,718 was the announced attendance on a very nice day in Stillwater. We are drawing those kind of numbers with a 2-7 team. Has the catering to T. Boone hurt the attendance of the common fan at OSU? I would think tickets will be very tight in Ames if we ever get to the level that OSU is playing at.
BTW. I still have faith that we can get to that level because it was only a few years ago that we were knocking them around in Ames Gundy's first season. They had a ton of young guys playing making the same kind of mental errors our guys are right now.
i was REALLY suprised. i didn't think much of it at the beginning of the game because maybe people were still in the parking lot. but even in the second Q i was honestly wondering what was going on. i know maybe fans didn't care much about the ISU game, but i assumed more fans would be in attendance.
and btw Okie's mascot is HORRRRRRRRRRRRRIBLE
Were those sections open? I think the renovations are still ongoing.
Surprised me. Perhaps there was a home volleyball game at the same time...LOL
Originally Posted by DaddyMac
Were those sections open? I think the renovations are still ongoing.
i guess i forgot about the renovations. definite possibility why
I remember reading that their ticket prices are quite high - might be keeping the peripheral fans away who just watch on TV instead.
I bet if their was an attendance to wins ratio, Iowa State would be number 1.
I think ticket prices have a lot to do with it.
OSU's home schedule this year is also pretty sad, fan-wise: Houston, Missouri State, Troy, Texas A&M, Baylor, ISU, and Oklahoma. The Oklahoma game will be worth the price of admission obviously, but the others have been blowout wins by 19, 44, 31, 28, 28, and 42 points. It's hard to justify paying $85 to watch any or all of those babies.
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I thought they did the buy a season ticket to buy a single game ticket thing.
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I bet if their was an attendance to wins ratio, Iowa State would be number 1.
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Originally Posted by chuckd4735
I bet if their was an attendance to wins ratio, Iowa State would be number 1.
Unfortunately we're #2 at most since Michigan also has 2 wins and they fill a 100,000+ seat stadium.
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Unfortunately we're #2 at most since Michigan also has 2 wins and they fill a 100,000+ seat stadium.
Good point, maybe if we did a attendance to capacity ratio, than compared that number to wins?
Originally Posted by chuckd4735
I bet if their was an attendance to wins ratio, Iowa State would be number 1.
Udub probably claims that title. No wins and all home games in excess of 60K.
Maybe it was because they were play a crappy team and the spread was 31.
It's the ticket prices. Our AD thinks it's a great idea to charge $85 a piece for the cheap tickets. He's totally pricing out the normal walk-up crowd. Since this game was on TV many people said screw it. I knew it was going to be bad as I walked up to the stadium and there was about half the amount of people milling around outside that there normally is. I was hoping that many were already in their seats. Pretty damn embarrassing, a top 10 team on a beautiful day with huge empty spots in the stadium. It made our program look small time for the TV audience.
The ongoing construction didn't have anything to do with it because except for the west endzone suites, all other areas are open for people to sit in. And the OU game is the only game that you can't buy walk-up tickets for.
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Tried the migration wizzard on my Exchange 2003 mailbox. Worked fine and all mail got tranfered to Zimbra just fine, but a few folders in my Exchange mailbox appeared to be gone in Outlook afterwards. Had to create a new mapi profile to get things working again in Outlook (and lost al my extra mailboxes I added over time)
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Melissa Searles, standing, a domestic violence counselor at MEG's House in Greenwood, gives instructions to four Lander University students who volunteered at the shelter. Seated from left, Jade Nathaniel, of Columbia; Ashley Ferguson, of Walterboro; Chanique Haynes, of Summerville, and Rose Cox, of Greenwood. Haynes and Cox graduated from Lander on April 20.
GREENWOOD - For nearly 25 years, MEG's House in Greenwood has been a place where victims of domestic violence could find shelter and the help they need to rebuild broken lives. Since opening its doors in 1990, MEG's has welcomed Lander University students as volunteers working alongside the paid staff and helping provide services primarily to women and their dependent children.
MEG's is not named after an individual; its initials stand for McCormick, Edgefield and Greenwood. Over the years, MEG's has had four Lander graduates on its payroll and there are two remaining. Dr. Alice Hodges is the executive director, and Candace Timmerman is the HUD case manager for a program providing housing for chronically homeless individuals with disabilities.
Hodges graduated in 2000 from the University Center in Greenville, a former Lander affiliate, and went on to earn a doctorate in human services with a counseling studies specialization at Capella University. She's been associated with MEG's since 1994, and worked there part time while a Lander student.
For Timmerman, who received a political science degree in 2009, her first exposure to MEG's was when she accepted a Lander work-study assignment at the agency. She said that experience prompted her to stay on in a full time position.
Hodges said about 100 women and over 150 children receive services at MEG's each year. In addition to children, some women bring pets and they are also cared for on the property. The women can remain in the emergency shelter for up to 60 days; they are fed, clothed, and receive counseling including legal advocacy, career planning and more.
MEG's gets its funding from a variety of sources including federal and state governments, Greenwood-Abbeville and Edgefield United Ways, foundations, businesses, churches, social clubs and individuals, including schoolchildren. In addition to cash, support comes in the form of donated items such as clothing, food, personal care items and toys. Labor and supplies are also donated for many of the repairs and maintenance of its facilities.
Hodges said, "Community support is vital to our mission. Supplies and services that are donated allow us to spend money we budget for those items on more critical needs."
MEG's has 14 paid staff; Lander students are among the 100 volunteers who, according to Hodges, donate 500 hours a year performing various tasks.
Lander student organizations also collect donations and supplies. And they conduct a weeklong observance on campus each October to focus attention on domestic violence and the startling scope of the problem in South Carolina and across the country.
Rose Cox, of Greenwood, and Chanique Haynes, of Summerville, are among the Lander interns at Meg's. Cox, who majored in English and professional writing, and Haynes, a business major, both graduated on April 20. They performed a variety of volunteer jobs ranging from operating the crisis telephone line, interacting with children at the shelter, participating in fundraising activities and acting as spokespersons for the agency.
Cox said, "I am very passionate about domestic violence and I feel I can make a
difference." She used her education as a writer to assist clients with journaling as a means of developing coping skills. Cox spent about 10 hours a week at Meg's and said she hopes to continue her affiliation with the shelter after graduation.
Haynes said she became involved because she knows somebody who was a victim of domestic violence. She, too, viewed her internship as a way to help the women and children at MEG's recover from their devastating experiences.
Two other Lander students worked at the shelter during the spring semester: Jade Nathaniel, a freshman nursing student from Columbia, was a volunteer, and Ashley Ferguson, of Walterboro, a junior psychology major, was on a work study assignment.


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Throughout your kitchen renovation, you'll have family, a team of professionals, and guests come and go through your home. Relax; there are steps you can take to make sure your home doesn't look like it's under construction.
- Create a clean work area. Save your professionals time by cleaning out the old kitchen cabinets and the pathway to and around the work area before the project begins. Relocate or pack away any items in this space that could be accidentally damaged such as valuables, photos, artwork, etc.
- Seal off your rooms. Ask your cabinetry installer to block off the construction zone and vents in the room with plastic sheets. Since dust will filter throughout the home, cover carpeting with plastic sheets and protect large pieces of furniture with sheets or blankets.
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Milwaukee, WI (Sports Network) - Blake Griffin, DeAndre Jordan and Chris Paul
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Rusty Wallace will headline the fourth class of the NASCAR Hall of Fame, and his famed car "Midnight" will be part of his induction.
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|Cow/calf producer programs scheduled to be held Dec. 5-6
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Colorado State University Extension will host a series of three Cow/Calf Producer's Programs Dec. 5-6.
The first will be Wednesday, Dec. 5 at Northeastern Junior College in Sterling with sign-in beginning at 9:30 a.m.
The event will be in the Tennant Art Gallery in the Hays Student Center. Coffee and rolls will be provided at the Sterling location.
On the evening of Dec. 5, a second program will be held at the Yuma County Fairgrounds in Yuma. Sign-in will be open at 5:30 p.m. A local 4-H club will be serving a light meal at the Yuma event.
The third program will be held Thursday, Dec. 6 at the Washington County Road & Bridge Shop in Anton. Sign-in will begin at 9:30 a.m. A local 4-H club will be serving a light lunch at the Anton event.
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Late afternoon, Sunday, and the blues are setting in. It is inescapable, this Sunday blue. It starts descending just a few hours after I wake each and every Sunday. I enjoy the morning hours, read the newspaper, have coffee with my husband, breakfast with my kids. And then, like a fog closing in, heavy and murky, the angsty ugh of Sunday envelops me.
I have no reason to feel this way. I like my job. I admire the people I work with. I'm not fearful of any of the projects on the docket, in fact, I tackle each one with gusto, a challenge to be met with fervent mojo. Each challenge broken down into a series of doable steps, no single step overwhelming in and of itself. I laugh often at work, because I get to work with friends. It is not like entering a tunnel of doom, my workday. I spend quality time with my family each evening. Dinner, reading, perhaps a movie. And yet, the blues persist.
It started when I was young. As a child, I was a very serious gymnast. The worst of the blues began when I moved away from home at 14. Each weekend I'd go home to see my parents and brother and then, on Sunday evening my mom would drive me the two hours up the Pennsylvania turnpike to my home away from home. I usually hid my tears when she left me there because I didn't want her to see my sadness. She would have stuffed me in the car and taken me with her back to New Jersey. And I didn't want that. I wanted to train in this nationally recognized facility. Despite my Sunday blue.
This "home" where she left me - a room in a coach's house - was not comfortable. There was no dinner time chatter, sibling banter or bickering. There wasn't much food. It was cold, heat a luxury not indulged except on the very coldest Allentown winter nights. Mostly the dread came because I missed my family during the hard weeks of training. And the work was grueling, filled with physical pain and fear of injury. Current injuries were to be endured during practices. My coaches were not empathetic to physical pain. I trained with both ankles taped into near casts, done and redone many times during a workout. Each time the tape loosened due to a rough landing, another layer was added. I gobbled advils like candy to stave off the excruciating throbbing of unhealed fractures. There was screaming, insults hurled by hard driving coaches. We were yelled at for falling off the beam, gaining a half pound.


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Hi there.
I discovered this forum a week or so ago. A great place! I've been doing some tutorials, originally inspired by fellow creative writers over at the Chronicles Network as we were talking about Map making there on a map creation thread and this map thread.
Since being here at CG it's pretty clear how little I know! Wilbur was a brilliant find and I'm looking forward to going through the other tutorials here and checking out various software.
So without further a-do, here are the tutorials...
Turning your hand drawn sketch into a detailed alpha map
A Basic Alpha Map
Aged, Parchment with a creation method for mountain ranges, trees and trails.
One of many options to colour your map
4 ways to give your map a relief using height maps - using Wilbur for one of them.
EDIT - the above are downloadable PDF documents. You can get a reader here
EDIT - Until further notice, this thread is the place to download them from, they no longer on my web site ,as it was more to showcase my portfolio to get a job, I just havent had time to provide a space for them. You can always contact me should they break here or something. If I dont get back within a week, then send another - you're email's probably got lost in my junk mail, I'll always respond to fellow creators if I spot ya
please note: my website is now is now located @ jez-elf.com (NOT jezelf.co.uk as stated on the tutorials - you'll get a dead link)...I've gone global - there's a contact form there if you need my help.
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I know this has been covered, but none of the solutions appear to work for me.
I have ZCS version 5.0.13_GA_2791.Ubuntu8 network edition running on Ubuntu 8.04LTS.
The web interface works fine. Thunderbird email works fine. I cannot connect to any calendars using Windows XP (all updates) using thunderbird lightning (versions 18.104.22.168 and 0.9 respectively) nor Sunbird v0.9. I also tried a mac os 10.5.6 ical version 3.06.
Addresses I have tried are https://myserver/dav/username/Calendar
also http://myserver/dav/username/Calendar
also https://ipaddress of server/dav/username/Calendar
also http://ipaddress of server/dave/username/Calendar
Iterations of the above included :443 after the servername and using the username@mydomain instead of just username.
So I'm guessing there is a setting on the server that I am missing.
All the server and workstations are behind a firewall so there are no firewall issues. All the server and workstations are on public ip space.
Web interface works fine.
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[Paid] Fantasy World - Full Setting Map(s)
Ok, so to give you an idea of what Im aiming for and who I am. Im Adam, and Im currently designing and playtesting an rpg system with the eventual plans of getting it published, along with a game world. The game world is getting fleshed out at the moment, but would really like to also have some maps to go with it. And I stumbled across this website, and WOW, there is a whole heap of fantastic work on here, and so much talent. Now I just want to tap into some of that talent. So Im asking for someone who is interested in getting on board with this project. While the initial work is discussed below, there is the possibility of further work on city & dungeon maps, and illustrations if anyone is an illustrator drop me a line if youre interested in some work.
The map that I have in mind for the setting is earthsized, but the main areas of land (2 large continents & a large collection of islands) may not cover the entire globe, eg the far size of the planet hasnt been explored as yet, as to how much hasnt been discovered it will depend mainly on how much of the globe is taken up by the other lands.
Location names, etc I am still fleshing out at this moment, but as my knowledge is limited regarding cartography I would love to see a map and then work from there to add these details. The southern continent & archipelago are as yet undecided on terrain features, etc. The northern continent is currently a work in progress from my group of gamers on names & locations (which I have also given them freedom in deciding on terrain features). The southern & archipelago will follow from there, hopefully with a map to work from.
Another main point should be that ideally there will be at least 4 pieces of work. World map that shows the location of continents/islands in relation to each other, with only the major cities marked on them. Then 1 map for each of the other main locations, Northern, Southern & Archipelago.
I have seen some fantastic maps on this website, many of which would suit. Im not pinned down to wanting a particular style, probably a style similar to the couple of following links feels right to me.
But open to seeing what you are able to produce, so if you are interested in getting on board with this then share your ideas with me.
Quality & Size
I am looking for work that suits, and is well produced. As the product is for eventual print/pdf that should be taken into consideration. In regards to Dimension, Raster/Vector, well all I have to say is that Im lost. Im not much on the technical aspects of either maps or computers, I manage to use them, and figure out what I need to do, but all the technical stuff, well that is where I need you.
Time Constraints
Time Limits arent really a problem, hoping to have everything finished in a year or 2, but life gets in the way sometimes so it could be longer. But would like to see some initial work sooner rather than later, and then finished when I have names etc.
I would like to have exclusive reproduction rights to the map, by the sounds of everything I have read it sounds like this is what I need.
Contact Details & Payment
Contact me at the below email to discuss payment options & details, along with samples of your work. (NB - Regarding payment; I am trusting in you to give me a fair price or offer for work as I am completely oblivious to what this work is worth, but I am far from being able to pay huge amounts of money)
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Josef Herman: Warsaw, Brussels, Glasgow, London, 1938-44 follows Herman's tumultuous journey as he fled across these four European cities in six dramatic years. It brings together for the first time much of Herman's surviving work from this formative period, when his art was at its most experimental and his use of colour strikingly imaginative. Most of it is held in private collections and therefore rarely seen, and has never previously been gathered together on such a comparable scale.
Included are the few remaining works from Brussels, a series of powerfully expressionist figurative works in oil, gouache and tempera, striking designs for a politically-themed masque and a ballet, and many works on paper from the series known as the 'Memory of Memories'. These vivid, often poignant, sketches fired by memory and imagination, carried out in Glasgow between 1940 and 1943, bring the memory of Herman's family (who perished in the Warsaw Ghetto), as well as his lost Warsaw years, back to life. The exhibition also includes examples of work by Herman's contemporaries including fellow Polish émigré Jankel Adler, Estonian-born sculptor Benno Schotz,
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Well, today, February 5th, is National Weatherman's Day. I'm not so sure of the origin of this day. No one is. Apparently a man by the name of John Jeffries is considered one of our first weathermen. Jeffries was born on this date in 1744. He kept weather records from 1774 to 1816. I cannot find much about this man. Most of the references claim he was born in 1745 and not 1744. There is a John Jeffries House in Boston. You can stay there if you are visiting Boston and want to be in the Beacon Hill district. The house also provides rooms for patients and families attending to the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary. Dr John Jeffries and Dr. Edward Reynolds founded the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary in October of 1824. This clinic was free to Boston's poor citizens. This may have been the son of Dr. John Jeffries who was also a Boston physician and lived from 1745 - 1819. Born American, Jeffries flew in a balloon across the English Channel in 1785. Some argue he was the first American to fly. Since flying and meteorology are intertwined I think this might be our guy. Jeffries was quoted as saying ballooning could "lead...to a full investigation of the nature and properties of the atmosphere". Little did he know that we would launch weather balloons into the atmosphere to help us forecast the weather.


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The Schwach family lived in Kisvarda in Hungry for a long time. Many came to American in the late 1890s and early 1900s, but there were still a few people with that last name in the town when it was wiped out by Nazi storm troopers, along with locals who were all too ready to assist the Nazis during two days in the fall of 1943. While a number of Schwach's were on the German manifests of those sent to the camps, only one was left after, according to Holocaust Center records. She went to Israel and her name soon disappeared from public view. Perhaps she died, perhaps she married, perhaps she moved on. For all I know, she might well live in the local area.
I have since learned that Kisvarda's largest and most famous product and export was an alcoholic beverage akin to our moonshine liquor. I don't know if any of my ancestors were in the trade, and I would probably have to go to Kisvarda and look up the record of arrests to find that out. I would love to do just that, but have never had the wherewithal to do that.
What is surprising to me is that the remainder of my DNA shows that I have non- Jewish ancestors in Spain, Portugal and Italy. No wonder I love pizza and spaghetti.
In any case, my ancestor's travels to the new world were pretty standard by all accounts.
Samuel left his wife, Esther in Kisvarda in 1888 and came to New York City to make his fortune. He eventually founded two of the largest barber shops on the lower east side – one at 231 East Houston Street and the other at 285 Stanton Street. The Houston Street building still stands, but the Stanton Street building is now a parking lot.
Samuel and Esther had eleven children, none of whom came over with Samuel on the USS Noorland. Records show that he was berthed on the "eighth deck," which most likely meant steerage.
My grandfather, Kalman, the oldest of their children, born in Hungary in1879.
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Schrodenger's cat
Posted 03 May 2013 - 10:56 PM
as I said, I am trying to understand something probably way over my head, so if someone cares to answer, please try to use layman's terms.
Thanks, Theo
Posted 03 May 2013 - 11:28 PM
Since nobody has actually done the experiment, the example is a bit metaphorical. Schrodinger would probably be charged with animal cruelty if he really tried it.
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Posted 04 May 2013 - 01:19 PM
So maybe a more usefull description of the system would be a cat enclosed with a geiger and a radioactive element with nothing else that coud leak information about the cat: no light, no gas leaking out of the cat etc., before we open the box.
Second, a video camera per se is not an observer. It takes some intelligence in front of the screen to decide if the set of colored pixels displayed onscreen actually means anything informative or represent a cat, dead or alive. Without this intelligence, pre-programmed or not, the camera just project pixels without any signification or information.
Then, maybe we should introduce some entropy considerations. The system enclosed with the cat is entirely described by a set of bits. Without an observer or a program capable to analyse the image on the camera, the bits displayed on screen are not really extracted and are still part of the cat system. Then, since no information is extracted, the entropy of the system does not change.
If the entropy does not change, isn't the arrow of time frozen?
The problem is that, as Dave said, the cat is an observer too and extract information from itself: he changes the entropy of its own system and that ruins the experiment. So the cat, or any living/thermodynamic machine is very inapropriate for this experiment in fact.
Now, what happens when the image is analysed by a human or a computer program a posteriori? does the change in entropy goes 'back in time'...?
Posted 04 May 2013 - 02:29 PM
What Shrodinger neglected to consider, though, is that the cat is also an observer.
False(in my best Dwight Schrute voice)
Dead cats cannot observe anything but dead mice.
Posted 04 May 2013 - 04:30 PM
Doesn't the "double slit" experiment address a similar paradox in a much more humane way?
Yes but each single particle can only be observed once per slit, with the cat you have at least 9 opportunities if the cat was new at the start of the experiment!
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Doesn't the "double slit" experiment address a similar paradox in a much more humane way?
the double slit experiment I can somewhat comprehend. It tries to determine whether an item is a particle or a wave, and does not have anything to do with Shrodengers cat. I don't think.
If it is more humane or not is not relevant either because this is a THOUGHT experiment, and being thus, is not meant to be played out.
I still am not getting the point to it however... from what I see, what we are trying to determine is if the atom has decayed or not. so why the poison and cat? If the geiger counter can relay a switch, why can the switch not be just a mark or something to be seen as yea or nay? why all the complication with the cat and poison?
Somewhere this smells of observers effect, but opening the box and observing has no effect on the result. it is a 50 - 50 proposition, the atom will either decay or not, so there is no point to the experiment in the first place. I'm still missing something here.
with guessing about if ANYTHING could happen that has a 50 - 50 chance of happening or not and is equal odds.... does it make it both and neither untill a determination is made?
OK. what I think I am missing is that a particle can be in different states at the same time. so how is this? and are there more states than just two?
I think I stepped in too deep. maybe this can only be explained in mathmatics(?) that I have never (and never will) learned. I kinda did the same thing when I asked questions about absolute zero and entropy!
I do pick up a little here and there on the way through though, so its not a total waste.
Posted 04 May 2013 - 08:37 PM
We humans love dualities, so for now let's just keep it simple with two states, alive/dead or particle/wave.
Nine different states of existence, or even infinite states of existence sounds a lot like "many worlds interpretation", which I simultaneously understand and don't understand.
Posted 04 May 2013 - 10:42 PM
Flipping the coin doesn't send you to the shed to get the shovel half of the time.
Posted 05 May 2013 - 03:33 PM
I think it's pretty obvious we all live inside some huge quantum computer.
Posted 05 May 2013 - 10:15 PM
The point being made is that quantum systems are capable of yielding a range of discrete values for measured parameters. The actual value determined by a measurement may be any one of this range, with certain probabilities assigned to the each value. In classical mechanics it is 1 for one thing, and 0 for all the others. In quantum mechanics it is not so.
However, this does NOT apply to any random radioactive atom wandering the universe whose decay may lead to felicide. The rules and results of quantum theory apply to what are called "prepared systems". You cannot make measurements of sufficient accuracy to display the superposition principle (e.g. two-slit experiment) on unprepared systems. So the superposition principle, and its role in the "Copenhagen intepretation" of quantum theory, is worthless for describing individual events that are simply random chance.
The live/dead cat business is just another form of "if a tree falls in the forest..." Such things do nothing to explain quantum theory and are simply mind games.
Posted 06 May 2013 - 09:32 AM
I think he did. He probably thought that conscient observers have special power over the nature of reality.
Dean Radin has pushed the idea further, using a double slit experiment shielded from evereything oustide, he tried to observe if the wave function of photons collapsed by the sole concentration of human 'meditators', focusing remotely their attention on the slit. You can even do the experimemt online, I did. I don't know what are the results honestly and if he found a correlation between 'observers focusing their attention' and the diffracted or not diffracted figures. But I am pretty sure Radin said that 'trained meditators' show a positve correlation with much higher confidence that untrained meditators. Statisticaly significant or not, i don't know.
Posted 06 May 2013 - 10:36 AM
The live/dead cat business is just another form of "if a tree falls in the forest..." Such things do nothing to explain quantum theory and are simply mind games.
That's how it seems to me. It's saying that the observer's degree of ignorance of the state of things somehow affects that state.
I think it's more germane to ask: if you get up in the middle of the night, has or has not the cat honked up a hairball where you will step in it? (You'll soon find out.)
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Since quantum particles can be describes as waves or particles the math states that they exist as both until the are measured (observed).
This state is called 'superposition". Since the 'final' state is determined by how the measurement is made.
Schrodenger looked at that and said, 'Well what if we link a non-quantum sized outcome to the outcome of that single quantum particle?' In other words, if the quantum particle decays it triggers the death of a Cat....
Since the end event is triggered by a particle in a superposition state, it follows that the Cat itself exists in a superposition o state (ie: both dead and alive) until a measurement is taken.
Pesse (Schrodenger failed to take into account the nine lives of cats) Mist
Posted 06 May 2013 - 03:56 PM
It is however interesting how the quantum indetermination vanishes 'instantly'.
Posted 06 May 2013 - 05:23 PM
...yes, until a measurement is taken. That means the geiger itself is enough to impose a single state out of the other possible states, since it makes the first measurement when a decayed particle interact with the detector.
It is however interesting how the quantum indetermination vanishes 'instantly'.
I don't think the terms 'instant', 'now', 'then' 'before' after' have the same meaning at the quantum level as in the macro level.
I believe the proper linguistic description is that the 'waves of probability collapse into a certainty once a measurement is taken'.
So in your slit experiment if you look for the photon behaving as a wave its probability function (wave vs particle) collapses into a wave. If you detect it as a particle its probability function collapses into a particle.
But before the measurement the photon is in both states.
Pesse (Quantum objects have 'nuthing on Sybil) Mist
Posted 06 May 2013 - 07:30 PM
In the simplest terms, the math of Quantum theory states that a quantum particle sits in a state of superposition.
Since quantum particles can be describes as waves or particles the math states that they exist as both until the are measured (observed).
This state is called 'superposition". Since the 'final' state is determined by how the measurement is made.
Schrodenger looked at that and said, 'Well what if we link a non-quantum sized outcome to the outcome of that single quantum particle?' In other words, if the quantum particle decays it triggers the death of a Cat....
Since the end event is triggered by a particle in a superposition state, it follows that the Cat itself exists in a superposition o state (ie: both dead and alive) until a measurement is taken.
Pesse (Schrodenger failed to take into account the nine lives of cats) Mist
You have forgotten how the initial state is prepared. You cannot calculate anything in quantum theory without specifying the initial state. All the stuff about superposition is meaningless without knowledge of the initial state.
Posted 07 May 2013 - 08:53 AM
The first measurement is when a decayed particle interacts with something, therefore the geiger detector is doing the first measurement. The quantum indetermination is lost long before the cat 'status' can be influenced and in no ways this indetermination can be transfered to a macroscopic cat.
Is it true?
Does the wave function of probability collapse completely? or is there a tiny remnant of quantum indetermination that could be transfered to a macroscopic system, either the geiger or the cat? so that instead of saying the cat is 50% dead or 50% alive, we'd say he is 99.999% dead or 99.999% alive.
Posted 07 May 2013 - 09:15 AM
What's that?
Go through his clothes and look for loose change.


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If you're a follower of Superdry on Social Media you may notice that we always have a lot going on, which is why we've decided to set up our regular friday feature, The Friday Skive!
We'll be talking about,what's been going on in Superdry HQ, what's been going on in the fashion press both on and offline and all the random bits and pieces we've been getting up to!
Get yourself a cuppa, turn on "private browsing", scroll down and get involved in the weekly roundup for our first Friday Skive.
This is what's been going on this week:
The Superdry + Timothy Everest range launched in-stores and on Superdry.com,
A great post on the SDTE collaboration from Anthony at Clothes Make The Man popped up on our twitter feed,
Carl, our social media co-ordinator's mum made us all cupcakes,
Denim Dee, our in-house denim expert at our Regent st Flagship Store is now on twitter,
ShortList magazine got a cake with a very dashing man in a Timothy Everest suit on it and wrote an amazing piece in their magazine,
Rocket Fuel Coffee has been keeping us awake on those early mornings and late nights,
Lots more student events have been created for the more academically inclined ,
Adam, our global graphic designer wore a shirt!!,
We spoke to Nicky from Westlife on twitter,
models arrived, lenses were at the ready and cameras charged for our SS13 press lookbook photoshoot,
we've started thinking about Christmas,
Steph our social media assistant bought a winter wooly hat,
Blogger Jade tweeted a picture of her goodybag and
The Superdry Philippines Facebook page launched!
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Kansas City, KS (Sports Network) - Kyle Busch has been on a roll the last
several races, and he's hoping his momentum continues this weekend at Kansas
Since finishing 34th and 23rd in the first two races (Daytona and Phoenix),
Busch has scored five consecutive top-five finishes, including victories in
two of the last three events. The Joe Gibbs Racing driver led 125 of 200 laps
to win last month's race in Fontana, Calif. He won again this past Saturday at
Texas after running in front for 171 of 334 laps.
Kansas has not been one of Busch's best racetracks in the past. He has
finished no better than seventh in 11 Sprint Cup starts at this 1.5-mile
track. His only other top-10 finish here came one year ago when he placed
"I thought we were running decent there last year," Busch said. "I was
leading, and I spun myself out while I was leading so, that was dumb. So
hopefully we have a good car like that this time around. I don't make a
mistake like that."
After its spring race last year, Kansas received a new coat of asphalt on its
surface. The track was also reconfigured with variable banking of 17-20
degrees in all four turns.
When the series most recently competed here last October, every driver in the
qualifying field eclipsed Matt Kenseth's track record of 180.856 mph, with
Kasey Kahne topping out at a blistering 191.360 mph.
But Kahne's record at Kansas might be "dust in the wind" with NASCAR's new
Sprint Cup race car, the Gen-6, running at this track for the first time.
"Kansas is newly repaved, and it's got a winter on it now, so we'll see how
that changes things," Busch said. "I still expect it to be fast. It's a place
that you want to run well at, because it is a Chase race. So we've got to
develop our notes in Kansas (this) weekend."
Since the Gen-6 made its competition debut at the start of the season, there
have been new track qualifying records set at Bristol, Martinsville and Texas.
Roush Fenway Racing driver Carl Edwards, who hails from nearby Columbia, Mo.,
recently tested at Kansas, which he considers his home track.
"Kansas is a really tough racetrack right now to figure out where you need
speed, because it's so smooth, and it's so fast," Edwards said. "We saw 208
miles an hour or something like that in testing. That's a very fast racetrack,
especially since it doesn't have a lot of banking. It's not a really high-
banked track. It's just very smooth and has a ton of grip. It's very, very
Martin Truex Jr. has been perhaps the best driver at Kansas lately. Truex
finished second in both races here last year. In the spring event, he put on a
dominating performance by leading 173 of 267 laps, but Denny Hamlin passed him
for the top spot with 31 laps to go. Hamlin went on to score the victory.
Six months ago, Truex challenged Matt Kenseth for the lead in the closing
laps, but Kenseth held him off at the finish by 0.5 seconds for the win.
Truex also finished second at Texas. He held the lead late in that race, but
Busch beat him off of pit road during the last round of pit stops with 20 laps
left. Truex has finished in the runner-up spot six times now since his lone
Sprint Cup win almost six years ago at Dover.
"It seems like our mile and a half big track program is pretty good and kind
of like Kansas, so I look forward to going there," Truex said. "I think it's
going to be a lot different from last year, but it's the same racetrack."
Brian Vickers will once again drive the No. 11 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota in
place of Hamlin, who continues to recover from a compression fracture in his
lower back. Hamlin suffered the injury during an accident on the final lap of
last month's race at Fontana.
Forty-five teams are on the preliminary entry list for the STP 400.
Series: NASCAR Sprint Cup. Date: Sunday, April 21. Race: STP 400. Site: Kansas
Speedway. Track: 1.5-mile oval. Start time: 1:00 p.m. ET. Laps: 267. Miles:
400.5. 2012 Winner: Denny Hamlin. Television: FOX. Radio: Motor Racing Network
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Pediatric emergency medicine requires the family-centered, diagnostic expertise of the skilled pediatrician and the efficient and decisive resuscitative abilities of the emergency physician. Pediatric emergency physicians expertly manage the emergent aspects of disease across all medical and surgical subspecialties with a kind, reassuring presence in a busy environment. Residency training in either pediatrics or emergency medicine lays the fundamental ground work for this transition to pediatric emergency practice. At Carolinas Medical Center, our fellowship builds on the unique baseline skill set of physicians from either background to refine their clinical expertise, teaching ability, research acumen, and administrative proficiency. It is our mission to create leaders that will continue to advance pediatric emergency care in both academic and community practice settings.
Clinical Environment: Fellows practice in a busy 40,000 patient visit per year urban emergency department dedicated to the care of children ages 0-17 years. During clinical shifts in the Children's ED, fellows also participate in the resuscitation of 1,000 pediatric trauma activations per year at our Level I Trauma Center. Carolinas Medical Center, an urban 874-bed tertiary care center, is the flagship hospital of the Carolinas HealthCare System, the third largest non-profit public system in the nation with 32 affiliate referring hospitals. Our medical center provides graduate medical education for more than 250 physicians in 18 specialties.
Core subspecialty rotations occur at the attached Levine Children's Hospital, a 234-bed state-of-the-art facility with a Level IV neonatal intensive care unit, recognized as one of "America's Best Hospitals" by U.S. News & World Report. Ancillary support services maximize the fellow's time with patients and their family. These providers include emergency department child life specialists, bedside interpreters, a fast track appointment scheduler, 24 hour social work services, and dedicated sexual assault nurses for forensic evidence collection. Fellows maintain the highest standard of care while advancing their leadership role across the clinical training experience in a busy-but-efficient tertiary care training environment.
Research Program: Fellows complete independent, prospective clinical or bench research projects during fellowship with the option to pursue intramural or extramural funding. Research didactics include statistics, epidemiology, technical writing and research design. Fellows present their research to faculty and receive feedback on content, delivery, and the use of computer presentation software. Fellows are expected to complete a project of publishable quality and present their research at a national scientific meeting. The emergency medicine faculty includes NIH-funded researchers who are available to provide mentorship to fellows interested in a career as a clinician-researcher.
Teaching: Fellows actively teach medical students, emergency medicine residents, pediatric residents, nurses, and the faculty during their fellowship. They develop proficiency in various teaching formats including lectures, small group exercises, low and high fidelity simulation, education boards, and bedside teaching. Through these myriad experiences, our fellows compile a substantial teaching portfolio over the course of their training. At Carolinas Medical Center, dedicated staff can mentor fellows in the development of curricula, learning assessment tools, portfolio design, and educational research projects. Other supplementary activities are also available for fellows interested in a career as a clinician-educator.
Administration: Fellows receive exposure to risk management, billing/coding, clinical policy implementation, and optimal documentation throughout the fellowship program. Fellows interested in a career in administration or medical direction may participate in additional skill building including Lean process improvement projects, quality improvement initiatives, service excellence training, and information technology systems management. The Levine Children's Hospital Center for Advancing Pediatric Excellence provides grants, mentorship and administrative support for quality improvement projects in pediatric care.
International Emergency Medicine: In a multi-institutional collaboration, our faculty has developed the first emergency medicine residency in East Africa at Muhimbili National Hospital in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Fellows may choose to participate in this project by assisting in on-site clinical care, teaching, and research or may contribute to the project remotely from Charlotte by assisting with curriculum development and revision. In collaboration with the Carolinas Heart Institute and the World Affairs Council of Charlotte, fellows may pursue international experiences in other locations.
Emergency Medical Services and Disaster Preparedness: Carolinas Medical Center has a nationally and internationally respected program in EMS and disaster medicine. At the forefront is Carolinas MED-1, a mobile hospital designed, equipped, and staffed to manage minor to severe emergency medical conditions, including operative trauma surgery and intensive medical care.
Our medical transport service, MedCenter Air, provides comprehensive pediatric critical care transport services with ground teams as well as fixed wing and helicopter transport of patients from medical facilities or injury scenes from 11 neighboring counties. Our department also works closely with the National Disaster Medical System. Fellows with a primary residency in pediatrics complete a two week EMS rotation. Fellows interested in a career in Pediatric EMS and Disaster Preparedness will have numerous opportunities to develop this career interest.
Injury Prevention: The injury prevention division provides information and resources, promotes injury prevention research, and provides community and faculty education programs in injury prevention. Fellows may elect to engage in injury prevention research or write educational materials for this division to develop expertise in this area.
Toxicology: Fellows complete a one month rotation in toxicology working with the toxicologists on ED and inpatient consultations and participating in daily teaching rounds with emergency medicine residents, toxicology fellows, and pharmacy doctoral students. In addition to toxicology consults at CMC and LCH, fellows receive exposure to the diverse cases reported to the Carolinas Poison Center, part of the Division of Toxicology.
Simulation: Carolinas Medical Center Emergency Medicine has a Level I accredited simulation center. Monthly simulation exercises promote the practice of high stakes, low frequency and high frequency, low stakes diagnostic and procedural skills. Fellows participate in these exercises, low fidelity mock codes in the department, and hands-on skill building in the annual Wound Care Management Course and Difficult Airway Management Course.
Ultrasound: All fellows will learn ultrasound guided line placement, master the pediatric FAST exam, and utilize ultrasound to assist in the decision to terminate pediatric resuscitation efforts. Fellows may participate in an elective ultrasound course with the faculty from our nationally recognized ultrasound fellowship program. Interested fellows may use this elective experience to build additional skills in first trimester pregnancy management, peripheral IV access, and other ultrasound guided procedures including pediatric lumbar puncture and nerve blocks.
For more information contact:
Deborah Venne, Program Coordinator
Carolinas Medical Center
1100 Blythe Blvd.
MEB, Suite 304
Charlotte, NC 28203
Learn more about our Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship Program.


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Olive Leaves contain a number of compounds' mainly phenols and lignans' that protect the plant from environmental stress and confer health benefits when consumed. Oleuropein' one of the best known active constituents of Olive Leaf' has been endowed with many health promoting properties linked to its antioxidant activity.
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Olive leaf is a natural antibiotic.
I have taken Olive Leaf Extract by Pure Vegan for years and find that this brand is great!!!
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18% Oleuropein
I like that these are vegetarian capsules. It is also a good price for 18% Oleuropein. A lot of olive leaf products I looked at did not have this strength. Plus it has a little bit of plant based enzymes. I feel it is a quality product for the price and strength. However the picture looked to me like it is in a glass bottle which Id prefer but it is in a plastic bottle. Also Id like to know how the olives used in this product were grown and if any chemicals were used and then how the olive leaf was extracted. A different more expensive brand I used told me this kind of detail. Right now Im not sure if this product is organic or not. I like to rotate products I use for yeast so I do not take this constantly. I am sometimes on it and sometimes off it.
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checked the cams and caught this bachelor group..sure beats the 3000 other pics of swine.
When do they normally shed their velvet in your location? They are usually hard horn 1st-3rd week of October here. Just curious because those deer seem to be pretty big already compared to what I would see here.
They're usually all hard horn by early Sept. Sometimes earlier if we get some and a cool snap. I was watching mature bucks chase does the last weekend of Sept when bow season opened last year. Typical rut runs from anywhere from mid Oct- Thanksgiving. Had deer still with headgear in late March.
I see some split brows!
Arise... Kill, Eat! - Acts 10:13
He should eventually have 3 on each and g2 kickers. I'm at least going to lay off that one for 2 more years.
Yeah we have some with antlers still in early May. Our rut here in SE Alabama is in January and February so I guess that's the difference. Also a 130" deer here is a monster. You've probably got 130 inchers behind every tree and bush! Some nice looking bucks!
I usually have a handful of 130" deer every year. A lot that have the potential to be that but as they get older and tighten down their range I quit getting as many pictures of them. I'd imagine we're pretty similar to SE Alabama b/c of available browse.