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Of course you can all vote, but some of the references may only make sense if you've been hanging around Olympus Talk Forum for a number of years.
...the "Physics, faux-physics, equivalence, and quantum efficiency" option. Maybe the next poll can be who was surprised by that?
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For the sixth summer in a row, Mississippi State University alumni chapters will hold annual Send-off Parties around the nation. The events are held for new and prospective students, parents, alumni and friends.
Hosted this month through August by the MSU Alumni Association and Office of Admissions and Scholarships, these parties encourage excitement and enthusiasm for incoming students to the 133-year-old land grant institution.
"Last year we had remarkable support from our chapters for this special event," said Jimmy Abraham, associate vice president for development and executive director of the Alumni Association. "This year we hope our Send-Off Parties are even bigger and better than ever before."
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Enemies reconcile to bring change to Myanmar
For 50 years, the country of Myanmar, formerly known as Burma, has kept itself isolated from the world.
In 2007, the world got a horrific peek when video leaked out from a military crackdown on the Saffron Revolution, led by monks and students demanding political freedom. In recent years, however, the government has signaled a new openness, promising democratic reforms, and proposing peace treaties with numerous ethnic groups in the country that have been at war with the government, in some cases since the end of World War II.
"Considering the very rigid and military rule in the last 25 years, the extent of reform and what has been achieved in the last two years is quite remarkable," said Min Zaw Oo of the Myanmar Peace Center, a government-appointed committee negotiating a national peace treaty.
Min Zaw Oo is just one of many former fighters who has laid down arms to sit at the negotiating table with his former opponents, who he now believes are engaged in real change.
"What the current government is doing is opening up this process, so people can come and join the political opening and gradually steer the transition to broader participation and broader reform. This is the only opportunity in the last 50 years," he said.
Young people in the country are optimistic about the direction their country is going in, but are unsure what it may mean for their future.
"It is exciting. And at the same time, it's also nervous. I think it has a lot of challenges now. I think it's both exciting and it's also — I'm also a bit nervous," said Dim Sian Nem, a student at the Yangon School of Political Science.
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Re: TC for 70-200 VR
In reply to avet4life • Dec 14, 2012
avet4life wrote:
What TC for the 70-200mm VR
the 1.4 , 1.7 or 2.0?
Also, is the 70-200 VRII much better than the VR.
I been reading the forum but still not fully understand.
For my needs, I have the 70-200 VR II. After reading a lot of reviews, I went with the TC2.0E-III. I am not into wildlife per se, so for me, this TC works to my satisfaction. Is it just better to have a 400mm prime? Sure.
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In "Justice in the Gutter," I discussed the mounting evidence that a Bush political appointee had exploited his sinecure in the Office of Juvenile Justice to funnel contracts to political cronies. Now an investigation by the Office of Inspector General has validated those reports. Here's Carrie Johnson in the Friday Washington Post:
A former Justice Department grant-making administrator violated federal ethics and procurement rules in awarding hundreds of thousands of dollars in sole source contracts to ideologically favored companies and individuals, the department's inspector general concluded today. The administrator, J. Robert Flores, was a political appointee during former president George Bush's administration who left his post after the inauguration in January…
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Primed with that juice in the US and Honduras, Fonseca later ran for President of Honduras (though De Moss may have tripped up his chances by threatening to sic her "contacts" on Fonseca's enemies) before seeing those dreams come to naught and angling for a soft landing with right-wing crony welfare courtesy of the Bush Justice Department.
So contracts were being awarded to feed a member of the movement conservative inner circle, with plenty of Religious Right connections to boot. The Inspector General concluded that the contract awards to Flores were a "misuse of funds."
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Albert Einstein is widely regarded as a genius, but how did he get that way?
Many researchers have assumed that it took a very special brain to come up with the theory of relativity and other stunning insights that form the foundation of modern physics.
A study of 14 newly discovered photographs of Einstein's brain, which was preserved for study after his death, concludes that the brain was indeed highly unusual in many ways. But researchers still don't know exactly how the brain's extra folds and convolutions translated into Einstein's amazing abilities.
The story of Einstein's brain is a long saga that began in 1955 when the Nobel Prize-winning physicist died in Princeton, New Jersey, at age 76.
His son Hans Albert and executor Otto Nathan gave the examining pathologist, Thomas Harvey, permission to preserve the brain for scientific study.
Harvey photographed the brain and then cut it into 240 blocks, which were embedded in a resinlike substance.
He cut the blocks into as many as 2000 thin sections for microscopic study, and in subsequent years distributed microscopic slides and photographs of the brain to at least 18 researchers around the world.
With the exception of the slides that Harvey kept for himself, no one is sure where the specimens are now, and many of them have probably been lost as researchers retired or died.
Over the decades, only six peer-reviewed publications resulted from these widely scattered materials.
Some of these studies did find interesting features in Einstein's brain, including a greater density of neurons in some parts of the brain and a higher than usual ratio of glia (cells that help neurons transmit nerve impulses) to neurons.
Two studies of the brain's gross anatomy, including one published in 2009 by anthropologist Dean Falk of Florida State University in Tallahassee, found that Einstein's parietal lobes - possibly linked to his remarkable ability to conceptualise physics problems - had a very unusual pattern of grooves and ridges.
But the Falk study was based on only a handful of photographs that had been previously made available by Harvey, who died in 2007.
In 2010, Harvey's heirs agreed to transfer all of his materials to the US Army's National Museum of Health and Medicine (NMHM) in Silver Spring, Maryland.
For the new study, published today in the journal Brain, Falk teamed up with neurologist Frederick Lepore of the Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, New Brunswick, in New Jersey, and Adrianne Noe, director of NMHM, to analyse 14 photographs of the whole brain from the Harvey collection that have never before been made public.
The paper also includes a "roadmap" prepared by Harvey which links the photographs of the brain to the 240 blocks and the microscopic slides prepared from them, in hopes that other scientists will use them to do follow-up research.
The team compared Einstein's brain with those of 85 other humans already described in the scientific literature and found that the great physicist did indeed have something special between his ears.
Although the brain, weighing 1230 grams, is only average in size, several regions feature additional convolutions and folds rarely seen in other subjects.
For example, the regions on the left side of the brain that facilitate sensory inputs into, and motor control of, the face and tongue are much larger than normal; and his prefrontal cortex - linked to planning, focused attention, and perseverance in the face of challenges - is also greatly expanded.
"In each lobe," including the frontal, parietal, and occipital lobes, "there are regions that are exceptionally complicated in their convolutions," Falk says.
As for the enlarged regions linked to the face and tongue, Falk thinks that this might relate to Einstein's famous quote that his thinking was often "muscular" rather than in words.
Although this comment is usually interpreted as a metaphor for his subjective experiences as he thought about the universe, "it may be that he used his motor cortex in extraordinary ways" connected to abstract conceptualization, Falk says.
Albert Galaburda, a neuroscientist at Harvard Medical School in Boston, says that "what's great about this paper is that it puts down… the entire anatomy of Einstein's brain in great detail."
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Falk agrees that both nature and nurture were probably involved, pointing out that Einstein's parents were "very nurturing" and encouraged him to be independent and creative, not only in science but also in music, paying for piano and violin lessons.
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QUESTION:Re: Mexican plums.. Do I need to plant more than 1 to ensure proper pollination? I have always been told that commercial plums need at least 2 to pollinate properly for consistent plum production. All the Mexican plums I have seen "in the wild" have been in pastures and along creek beds where there have usually been several within a couple or hundred yards.
The Mexican Plum Prunus mexicana (Mexican plum) is the common wild plum of the forest-prairie border from Missouri to Texas. It is a monoecious species with perfect flowers ( each flower has both stamens and pistils). Bees are the principal pollinators, and can pollinate the flowers on the same plant. If the plants are self-fertile, fruit will result. However, two of my botanical colleagues believe that this is not the case. This is also true of some hybrid varieties where it would be necessary to plant two varieties for proper pollination to occur.
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A thick sea fog may have contributed to a fatal microlight crash near Westport last night, says a resident who lives near the scene.
Police have not officially named the victims, but friends have confirmed Westport man Roger Smith and his passenger, Cole Ashby, died in the crash.
A Carters Beach resident said she and her neighbour saw the microlight flying over the beach last night.
She noticed thick sea fog roll in about 9pm and last heard the microlight about 9.30pm, but was then unable to see it.
''The fog was in by then.''
The plane did not sound to be in trouble and she did not hear the crash.
''It must have been the fog,'' she said, speculating on the accident's cause.
''We heard it flying around and didn't think anything of it.''
Smith, the microlight's owner, was frequently flying along the beach, she said.
It was possible he was teaching Ashby.
Smith and his wife, Marilyn, who works at the Westport Early Learning Centre, have three grown-up daughters living locally with their own children.
''He's such a loved granddad,'' the woman said of Smith.
The woman said she went down to the beach this morning after a friend told her the tragic news.
''I could see the microlight just sticking out of the water. It was all broken up,'' she said.
''It was really sad this morning seeing the hearse come out and wondering why the police were here."
She was unsure who found the wreckage this morning but said horse trainers regularly had their trotters on the beach early in the morning.
Ashby's father told the Westport News that his son, 25, a machine operator at a coalmine, was a passenger in the microlight.
His son went flying whenever someone offered him a ride, he said.
"He loves it. He loves anything like that ... loves bikes, helicopters, aeroplanes, cars; he loves them all."
The two men were on a recreational flight, not a hunting trip as had been reported, when the crash happened, the father said.
He did not know whether last night's fog had contributed to the crash.
"The fog was really bad last night, but it could have been a mechanical malfunction, it could have been anything."
The pilot had many years' experience and was a good pilot, he said.
"I don't think he's going to fly into the fog. Fog's something you keep well clear of in an aeroplane," he said.
Westport residents were in ''disbelief'' over the deaths, Buller Mayor Pat McManus said today.
The microlight's wreckage was found below the high-tide mark at Carters Beach, close to Westport Airport, about 9.30am today, Rescue Co-ordination Centre New Zealand spokesman Michael Flyger said.
The centre was notified about 8pm yesterday that a microlight with two men on board was overdue, he said.
A search began early today, but a member of public found the wreckage just as it got under way.
"Two deceased persons were found with the wreckage,'' Flyger said.
He understood conditions were foggy last night. The bodies were removed today.
The wreckage was removed from the beach about 12.15pm today.
Sergeant Steve Baddock, of Westport, said the plane had been taken to a secure unit for inspection by the Civil Aviation Authority.
He said it appeared the tide had already gone in and out after the crash, he said.
High tide was at 2am today and low tide was at 8.08am.
It was coming in again as the wreckage was removed, Baddock said.
Conditions were clear when the men took off last night, but fog rolled in soon after and cleared early today.
McManus said news of the deaths had quickly spread through Westport.
He said both men, who were friends, were from long-term Westport families.
''It has a big impact on small communities. It came as quite a shock,'' he said.
''They were pretty close to home.''
He knew one of the men personally.
McManus said it was another blow for the West Coast, still reeling from nine deaths in a plane crash at Fox Glacier in September 2010 and 29 deaths in the Pike River coalmine disaster in November 2010.
Yesterday's fog was unusual for this time of year, especially after a hot day, he said.
''The sea fog just rolled in from nowhere,'' he said.
''I wondered if it was a remnant from the Australian fires.''
The fog lifted about 8am today, he said.
MetService forecasted Philippa Murdoch said the fog started coming in at Westport Airport about 9pm yesterday, with mist from 8pm.
The fog stayed through most of the night and started to break up about 5am, she said.
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Appendix:Pokémon Ranger walkthrough/Section 3
Lyra Forest
Enter Lyra Forest like you did before but briefly pause as Professor Hastings explains how the Grass Poké Assist works. The Poison and Ground Poké Assists work in the same way, so listen carefully. Continue up a little further and stop again as Hastings explains the Water Poké Assist. This time listen even more carefully as the Rock and Bug Poké Assists work in the same way. Now you will come to some bundled hay. Capture a Torchic and use its Field Move to burn down the hay and then proceed onwards. Follow the path (capturing the Pichu if you want to heal up) until you reach a log. Double back and capture a Combusken after it jumps out of a bush. Now continue to Krokka tunnel.
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Krokka Tunnel
After entering Krokka Tunnel, head west and go through the north door (all the south door contains are some Magikarp and a fisherman, but you are on a ledge so all you can do is talk to the fisherman). Head west and stop as Professor Hastings tries to examine a Dugtrio. All of a sudden big boulders fall down splitting you from Hastings. Capture the Paras and use it to cut down the wooden fence. Head north until you see another boulder and then head west and go through the door. Capture both the Poliwag and avoid the Paras while heading south. You will see the Go-Rock squad take the super styler from the professor. Follow them out onto East Road, capturing a Magnemite and saving. Fight Rhydon and use the Poliwag for an easy capture.
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