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Physics 8B rev 4.0 Contents Page Table of Contents 1 Introduction and Comments Introduction 3 Course Objectives 3 Structure of the Physics 8B Course 4 Ten Commandments for Effective Study Skills 7 References 10 Worksheets 1 – Charge and Coulomb's Law 11 2 – Electric Fields 19 3 – Gauss's Law and Electric Fields 27 4 - Electric Potential 35 5 - Capacitance 45 6 - Current, Resistance, Ohm's Law 49 7 - DC Circuits 53 8 - Magnetic Forces and Magnetic Fields 63 9 - Induction 71 10 - AC Circuits 81 11 - EM Waves 89 12 - Reflection and Refraction 97 13 - Mirrors and Lenses 104 14 - Optical Instruments 114 15 - Interference & Diffraction 121 16 - Special Relativity 129 17 - Modern Physics 139 18 - Atomic Physics 149 19 - Nuclear Physics 159 20 - (Optional) Quantum Physics 167 Labs Lab 1 - Ohm's Law & DC Circuits 171 Lab 2 - Magnetic Fields 181 Lab 3 - Electric Motors & Generators 193 Lab 4 - Oscilloscopes & Time Dependent Circuits 203 Lab 5 - Properties of Light 215 Lab 6 - Mirrors & Lenses 225 Lab 7 - Optical instruments 233 Lab 8 - Diffraction 245 Lab 9 - Atomic Spectra 253 Lab 10 - Radioactivity 261
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KINGSTON Stillwaters Environmental Center administrative director Naomi Maasberg said she felt tears welling up as she watched a helicopter carefully place a log in the Carpenter Creek Marsh near the center. The work, part of a large woody debris drop, has been about a year and a half in the making and she said the emotion of seeing it finally completed was almost too much.
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The large woody debris drop took place Wednesday afternoon, and had interested residents lining West Kingston Road near the marsh to watch as Columbia Helicopters, Inc. flew one log at a time from a nearby staging area to the estuary. Cars slowed, and residents paused long enough to take pictures with their cell phones or cameras.
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Essentially, the Stillwaters project was a piece of cake for the helicopter pilot, who operated a grapple on a 200-foot hydraulic line under the helicopter to lift each log. The marsh relatively open with not many trees, and the logs were smaller compared to some of the materials the company has moved in the past.
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$7.99Lydie McBride has always embraced life to the fullest. But when an unthinkable tragedy strikes her family, everything she believes in is shattered. Her architect husband, Michael, watches the passion disappear from Lydie's eyes and from their marriage, and hopes that an assignment to Paris will help them reclaim a love that once seemed unassailable. But the City of Lights holds secrets and
$6.99New York Times bestselling author Luanne Rice works her singular magic in this deeply felt novel about two unforgettable couples, linked by a shared history, separated by decisions made long ago. What if you could relive one time in your life? What would you choose if you could make one thing right? For Bernadette and Tom, it is a return to their roots in Ireland and a love that broke every rule
$6.99Luanne Rice is a rarity among novelists today; she's a true storyteller. Her unique ability to weave together the bonds of love and family with the challenges and rewards of everyday life has garnered her eight consecutive top-ten New York Times bestselling paperbacks. With Beach Girls, Luanne Rice returns to the place that she was born to write about—the Connecticut shore—to tell a story about a
$7.99New York Times bestselling author Luanne Rice returns to Hubbard's Point, Connecticut, and to characters from her beloved Beach Girls, to tell the haunting story of a close-knit community grappling with a heartbreaking mystery, and of a woman rebuilding her world and reclaiming a love she believed lost a lifetime ago. A face on a poster, a name in the news, an inexplicable tragedy. A promising
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Gatsby's a great spectacle but not so much substance
- From: The Daily Telegraph
- May 07, 2013
THE first reviews are in and it seems leading US critics have been dangerously underwhelmed by Baz Luhrmann's $180 million adaptation of The Great Gatsby.
While a strict embargo was placed on reviews ahead of the hotly anticipated film's US release on May 15, film bibles Variety and The Hollywood Reporter released early verdicts last night, painting a picture of a movie that is more spectacle and less substance.
"Arguably, the movie reaches its orgiastic peak 30 minutes in, with the first full reveal of Gatsby himself (Leonardo DiCaprio), accompanied by an explosion of fireworks and the eruption of Gershwin on the soundtrack. Where, really, can one go from there?" said Variety's chief critic Scott Foundas.
The Hollywood Reporter was a little warmer.
"As is inevitable with the Australian showman who's never met a scene he didn't think could be improved by more music, costumes, extras and camera tricks, this enormous production begins by being over-the-top and moves on from there," veteran critic Todd McCarthy wrote. "But given the immoderate lifestyle of the title character, this approach is not exactly inappropriate, even it if is at sharp odds with the refined nature of the author's prose."
Both publications singled out "lithe, long-limbed (Australian) newcomer" Elizabeth Debicki.
"We don't see enough of Daisy's best friend, the sporty, haughty Jordan Baker ... Debicki, who, with her towering slim build, black hair and pool-like blue eyes resembles an elongated Zooey Deschanel, is terrific," said McCarthy.
Joel Edgerton also got the thumbs-up. The film opens in Australia on May 30.


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Bellaire girls sweep Zeps
ST. JOE – When a girls' softball team has a dominant pitcher, it can be very successful.
It also helps when she carries a big bat.
Bellaire's Megan Ging made her senior season debut one to remember Saturday afternoon on the sun-splashed Middle School diamond against visiting Shenandoah.
The hard-throwing 4-year veteran struck out 21, recorded five base hits and drove in four runs as the Lady Reds swept a doubleheader from the Zeps by scores of 8-3 and 6-2.
"Megan did it from both sides today," Bellaire head coach Melissa Lahna said. "I don't think she pitched her best in either game, but we got two wins. There's a lot better efforts coming from her."
In the opener, Ging dominated inside the circle, fanning 13 while walking just two. She yielded five hits. At the plate, she cracked two singles, a double and a triple to plate four teammates.
Leading 3-2, Ging launched a drive to the gap in right-center that cleared a bases-loaded situation for a three-run triple. She added a run-scoring double to right in the sixth.
Elisha Gillespie and Morgan Runyan added RBIs.
In the nightcap, Ging permitted just four hits in an 80-pitch outing to complete the sweep. She fanned eight and did walk a batter.
After being touched up for a run in the top of the first, she retired 14 consecutive Zeps until Taylor Arick opened the sixth with a double.
"She was dominant at times, but like I said, she can be better than she was today," Lahna added.
Bellaire tied the game at one in the bottom of the second when Gillespie raced home after Messenger's slow roller to second was misplayed.
The Lady Reds would take the lead for good in the third as Mary Garloch and Mackenzie Conroy drew back-to-back walks leading off. Senior Taylar Canter promptly laced a single up the middle to score Garloch. Gillespie walked to load the bases and, with one out, Runyan's tapper in front of the plate was thrown away as Conroy slid in safely for a 3-1 lead.
Daphne Clark's groundout in the fifth bumped the count to 4-1, and Gillespie's two-run single in the sixth concluded the scoring.
"That was a big hit by Elisha because she had been struggling," Lahna noted.
Bellaire is at Beallsville Monday for a 3 p.m. twinbill.
"I'm excited. The girls are excited," Lahna said. "We gel well as a team. We played pretty well defensively, but we're still young and inexperienced in some places."
One aspect of the game she wasn't pleased with was hitting, especially with runners in scoring position.
"I am definitely not happy with our hitting," Lahna explained. "We left too many runners in scoring position, especially the bases loaded in the second and third innings of the second game.
"We do a lot of hitting. I expect a lot from (Mackenzie) Conroy and (Elisha) Gillespie," she added. "Being returners, they ought to be able to hit the ball, but today they kind of let us down. They're veterans, so they'll bounce back."
Canter had two of Bellaire's six hits in the second game, both being singles. Ging had another double.
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THURSDAY, Feb. 4, 2016 (HealthDay News) -- Meditation and music may reduce pain, anxiety and fatigue associated with a breast cancer biopsy, a new study suggests.
Researchers from the Duke Cancer Institute in Durham, N.C., evaluated 121 women who listened to recorded meditation or music, or received standard care during image-guided needle biopsies.
The meditation focused on creating positive emotions and dispelling negative feelings, while the music was a patient's choice of instrumental jazz, classical piano, harp and flute, nature sounds or world music. Standard care was a health care worker offering casual conversation and support.
Compared to those in the standard care group, women who listened to meditation or music had greater reductions in anxiety and fatigue. Those in the meditation group had much less pain during the biopsy than those in the music group, the study found.
The study was published online Feb. 4 in the Journal of the American College of Radiology.
"Image-guided needle biopsies for diagnosing breast cancer are very efficient and successful, but the anxiety and potential pain can have a negative impact on patient care," said study lead author Dr. Mary Scott Soo, an associate professor of radiology at the institute.
"Patients who experience pain and anxiety may move during the procedure, which can reduce the effectiveness of biopsy, or they may not adhere to follow-up screening and testing," she explained in a Duke news release.
Anti-anxiety drugs are one option for dealing with pain and anxiety during the procedure. But due to their sedating effects, Soo said, patients need to have someone drive them home.
Meditation and music offer simple and inexpensive alternatives to drugs, she said.
"We would like to see this study scaled up to include a multicenter trial, and see if the findings could be generalized to different practices," Soo said.
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My parents and I never discussed death . . .
"Can't We Talk About Something More Pleasant?" an upcoming graphic memoir from Roz Chast is excerpted in the New Yorker online.
"I developed games to escape. This was my own world I created."
The New Yorker profiles Klaus Teuber: The Man Who Built Catan
Extra innings
"Why am I not constantly grieving?" The wonderful Roger Angell on love, loss, sex, death, time, and the view from age 94.
Walking to The Far Lands in Minecraft
Simon Parkin writes 1600 words for The New Yorker online about The Far Lands or Bust!, an ongoing effort to walk to the end of a world in Minecraft. [via Boing Boing] [more inside]
The science-fiction part of the show is that the Machine is accurate
Incomplete, apparently
Here she discovered photographs of several of the absent illuminations, a partial ownership history, and a surprising fact: Christie's had listed the book as "APPARENTLY COMPLETE." In other words, the devotional had been taken apart—"broken" is the industry term—not a hundred years ago, but within the last three years. Its leaves had been stripped for individual sale by a modern-day dealer. "I was almost physically sick," Treharne told me. "I could not believe what I had in front of me."
I had done all the research I was going to do, assembled enough material to fill a silo. And now I had no idea what to do with it - John McPhee, on narrative structure. [more inside]
Last week I thought about being a nurse.
We don't have cameras
This past October, just before the leaves changed, I went on a six-day hike through the mountains of Wakayama, in central Japan, tracing the path of an ancient imperial pilgrimage called the Kumano Kodo. I took along a powerful camera, believing, as I always have, that it would be an indispensable creative tool. But I returned with the unshakeable feeling that I'm done with cameras, and that most of us are, if we weren't already.
Author and designer Craig Mod asks if we're seeing the end of the non-networked, standalone camera.
Author and designer Craig Mod asks if we're seeing the end of the non-networked, standalone camera.
i. Scarf jerks and sweater jerks are different jerks
How well does this test of regional slang reveal where you're from? Answer the questions below to find out.
I'm gonna eat a shit ton more ants.
New Frontiers In Science
Can plants think? Michael Pollan asks the question. (SLNewYorker)
"People in power ... will routinely lie to their population,"
The Men Who Leaked The Secrets
To the likes of Brooks, Snowden was a disconcerting mystery; Glenn Greenwald, though, got him right away. "He had no power, no prestige, he grew up in a lower-middle-class family, totally obscure, totally ordinary," Greenwald says. "He didn't even have a high school diploma. But he was going to change the world – and I knew that." And, Greenwald also believed, so would he. "In all kinds of ways, my whole life has been in preparation for this moment," he says.[more inside]
One more drink and I'd have been under the nymphet
Edmund Wilson was a friend [Vladimir] Nabokov shared with many people in American literary circles—including Dorothy Parker. Wilson had first learned about Nabokov's Lolita in the summer of 1953, when he was contemplating an article about Nabokov and asked the novelist whether he had a new project in the works.... A year later, Nabokov offered to let Wilson read his new novel, which he said he considered "to be my best thing in English."
In November, while in New York talking to Straus about his own projects, Wilson got the Lolita manuscript and was a bit less discreet than Nabokov would have wanted.
--How Edmund Wilson may have leaked the plot of Nabokov's Lolita to Dorothy Parker, who then published in the New Yorker a story titled "Lolita," about a middle-aged man in love with a teenage girl, three weeks before the novel came out.
In November, while in New York talking to Straus about his own projects, Wilson got the Lolita manuscript and was a bit less discreet than Nabokov would have wanted.
--How Edmund Wilson may have leaked the plot of Nabokov's Lolita to Dorothy Parker, who then published in the New Yorker a story titled "Lolita," about a middle-aged man in love with a teenage girl, three weeks before the novel came out.
Prolly I'll just flush all this soup down the toilet. . .?
Actor Michael Cera invents a twisted text message relationship between actor Michael Cera and the unsuspecting "Jeremy" in a Shouts & Murmurs piece for the New Yorker.
Thanksgiving in Mongolia
Thanksgiving in Mongolia. Ariel Levy writes a harrowing, heartbreaking story of her late pregnancy loss, adventure, and grieving.
February 28th—I hate this month. I can't take one more day of it.
The Threshold of Masculinity
Facial hair on men. Point: "The beard implies a monastic indifference to worldly cares, a hermetic withdrawal from ordinary concerns, and a fixed focus on the higher mysteries, whether divine, philosophical, or the split-finger fastball." Counterpoint: "Enough. It's time we stop congratulating these men for simply presenting a secondary sexual characteristic with no accompanying display of follicular craft or even basic self-control."
On the internet, nobody knows you're a dog
Now that's a big family
Now we are five: David Sedaris, on the suicide of his sister Tiffany.
What Stephen King Isn't
"No other institution would have hired Glenn Greenwald."
Freedom of Information. The New Yorker looks behind the scenes at The Guardian under current editor Alan Rusbridger, including the investigation of the News of the World phone hacking scandal (previously), overseeing the release of US diplomatic cables obtained by Wikileaks (previously), and the continuing reporting on NSA material obtained by Edward Snowden (previously).
"The truth is that I intend never to write a negative book review again"
The very fact that reading and writing are in jeopardy, or simply evolving, means that to try to put the brakes of old criteria on a changing situation is going to be either obstructive or boring. In our critical age of almost manic invention, the most effective criticism of what, in the critic's eyes, is a bad book would be to simply ignore it, while nudging better books toward the fulfillment of what the critic understands to be each book's particular creative aim.Lee Siegel buries the hatchet-job.
More than the slot machines
Gawker has some revelatory excerpts from a new New Yorker article [behind paywall] digging into the extraordinarily high-profit world of the EDM DJ in Vegas nightclubs. [more inside]
Why don't you-all go and liberate the Indian reservations, or something?
The civil rights march from Selma to Montgomery, as described in the New Yorker by Renata Adler in 1965. [more inside]
You can win or you can lose or you can quit
You have to give them this simplified narrative of yourself, or they won't let you try to get their money. The danger is the distraction. The danger is letting yourself care whether Meredith or the studio audience or the millions of people watching out there in America like you. The danger is that it pulls your mind away from the absolute need to be perfect at the game, to make not even a single mistake. Easy Money: My Experience on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire.
From Mars
A Young Man's Adventures in Women's Publishing (SLNew Yorker, previously)
Over the Abyss in Rye
If you truly would like to hear this story, first of all you will probably want to find out where I was born, how I spent my stupid childhood, what my parents did before my birth—in a word, all that David Copperfield rot. But truthfully speaking, I don't have any urge to delve into that. "If Holden Caulfield Spoke Russian" (SLNYer)
How Chris McCandless Died
An update to Into the Wild.
10 Paragraphs About Lists You Need In Your Life Right Now
"[W]e all recognize that the list[icle] is the signature form of our time" - A New Yorker magazine blogger considers the meaning of the rise of the listicle and mediates on The ListiClock, which really is a real thing, and will actually be happening to you right now when you click on that link, in a way that it's possible that you may never look away from the computer screen again.
They'd fed Aunt Susan to a horse in Central Park when she was only fifty
The Tribal Rite of the Strombergs (SLNewYorker)
The intersection of parasitism and philosophy
The Thoreau Poison - Caleb Crain of The New Yorker takes a closer look at the ideas explored in Upstream Color (spoilers)
Eat Ice Cream
In his meticulous diaries, written from 1846 to 1882, the Harvard librarian John Langdon Sibley complains often about the withering summer heat: "The heat wilts & enervates me & makes me sick," he wrote in 1852. Sibley lived before the age of air-conditioning, but recent research suggests that his observation is still accurate: summer really does tend to be a time of reduced productivity. Our brains do, figuratively, wilt. [more inside]
Yes, I am both a speedboat and a speed train.
In 1980, two years before her death, she was offered a short column in "Parade." Here are some excerpts. Ask Ayn, by John Hodgman. (SLNewYorker)
The Egg Hunters
"Never, ever, think outside the box."
New Yorker cartoon editor Bob Mankoff picks his 11 favourite cartoons.
"We were not asked for our approval, and we did not give our approval."
This was not the act of a fringe contingent. The letter—which, until now, has never been published in its entirety—is signed by 154 staffers, including J.D. Salinger, Calvin Trillin, John McPhee, Jamaica Kincaid, Saul Steinberg and Janet Malcolm. There are a few notable abstentions, including John Updike and Charles McGrath, who would soon be named Gottlieb's deputy. At the bottom, it reads "cc: S. I. Newhouse."The Letter: Robert Gottlieb's Tenure as the New Yorker's Managing Editor, Elon Green, The Awl (SLTheAwl)
How to Steal a Mountain
Buried Secrets How an Israeli billionaire wrested control of one of Africa's biggest prizes.
A propensity to self-subversion.
Bewilderment, speculation and plain old fashioned abuse
"If Shirley Jackson's intent was to symbolize into complete mystification, and at the same time be gratuitously disagreeable, she certainly succeeded" - The New Yorker takes a look at the over 300 letters in reaction to The Lottery
Index cards inspire Google designs
A couple of discussions of recent Google design trends, one in The New Yorker (via Bruce Sterling), and one from Fast Company (via waxy).
Probably more secure than the Drafts folder on a shared Gmail account
Today The New Yorker unveiled Strongbox, a service that allows sources to share information with TNY journalists securely and anonymously. As explained in this infographic, Strongbox relies on the Tor network, a dedicated server, PGP encryption, VPNs, and multiple laptops and thumb drives to prevent files from being intercepted or traced. The codebase, which is open source, was designed by the late Aaron Swartz (Previously). Kevin Poulsen, one of the organizers of the project, chronicles how Swartz developed the code and how the project managed to carry on after his death. TNY hopes that Strongbox will help the magazine continue its long tradition of investigative journalism.
Laptop U
The New Yorker takes on the MOOC: "One of the edX people said, 'This is being sponsored by Harvard and M.I.T. They wouldn't do anything to harm higher education!' What came to my mind was some cautious financial analysts saying, about some of the financial instruments that were being rolled out in the late nineties or early two-thousands, 'This is risky stuff, isn't it?' And being told, 'Goldman Sachs is doing it; Lehman Brothers is doing it.' " Previously
By this time next year, coffee will no longer work.
The Secretary of Agriculture stepped forward with a big briefcase. "Sir, I've spent years working to develop a synthetic coffee substitute for just such an emergency." He pulled out a big test tube filled with liquid. "This little concoction is the answer. It's just as good as real coffee."
The room was silent.
"It's orange," said the President.
"Yes. That can't be changed."
"Does it have any other shortcomings?"
"It has been known to cause occasional... body-death."
The room was silent.
"But it tastes like coffee?" the President finally asked.
"Moderately so."
Everyone in the room nodded solemnly. It would have to be.
The Day Coffee Stopped Working, by John Bailey Owen.
The room was silent.
"It's orange," said the President.
"Yes. That can't be changed."
"Does it have any other shortcomings?"
"It has been known to cause occasional... body-death."
The room was silent.
"But it tastes like coffee?" the President finally asked.
"Moderately so."
Everyone in the room nodded solemnly. It would have to be.
The Day Coffee Stopped Working, by John Bailey Owen.
Brain games are bogus
"Brain training games don't actually make you smarter." Looking at recent meta-analyses and replication attempts of studies showing increased cognitive abilities gained from brain-training games, the New Yorker article comes to the conclusion that the results are suspect and these games haven't been shown to improve cognitive abilities broadly. Currently, brain training is a multi-million-dollar business.
"seeing is inescapably tied to scarring,"
STREET OF THE IRON PO(E)T, A Paris Diary by Henri Cole: "Today I visited the cenotaph to Baudelaire..." Part 2. Part 3. Part 4. Part 5. Part 6.
Swiper no swiping?
The Story of Christoph Niemann's Petting Zoo App, an illustrated article from The New Yorker. "I had this idea of making a simple line drawing that one could naturally manipulate by touching and swiping. How hard could that be?"
We Are Inseparable!
"This volume stands alone as the only Sendak picture book—that is, a book he both wrote and illustrated—that isn't designed for children. Not coincidentally, the Blake-inflected illustrations for a 1996 edition of Melville's "Pierre," which is certainly not kiddie stuff, bear a similarity to the look of "My Brother's Book." It seems that Sendak had an even more specific audience in mind for this one: Kushner told me that Sendak made this book for those adults who had grown up with his stories." Avi Steinberg on Maurice Sendak's My Brother's Book, in The New Yorker. [more inside]
He Was A Dandy Before It Was Cool
This year's winner of the Eustace Tilley contest features a Brooklyn hipster. The New Yorker Magazine received hundreds of entries for the contest. A little bit more about Eustace. (Previously.) [more inside]


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Anger over All Blacks hooker Andrew Hore's off-ball hit on Welsh forward
- From: The Daily Telegraph
- November 27, 2012
AN OFF-the-ball hit by All Blacks hooker Andrew Hore on a Welsh opponent could cost him eight weeks on the sideline and prompt a change to rugby rules.
Wales assistant coach Rob Howley has launched a scathing attack on Hore following his challenge on Bradley Davies in the All Blacks' 33-10 win in Cardiff last Saturday.
Such is the anger in Wales over Hore's attack that a local writer asked Howley whether police could be called in.
"Because if you did that in the street . . . ", the journalist reasoned.
Howley diplomatically smothered the angle - "it happened on a rugby field" - but there was certainly no mistaking the lingering resentment of the Welsh outfit, and an entire nation, yesterday about the Kiwi hooker's foul play in Sunday's game.
Hore clobbered Davies in the head from behind at a ruck and knocked him out; leading to the big Welshman being taken to hospital with "severe concussion" and yesterday being ruled out of Sunday's Test against the Wallabies.
Hore was cited and will face a judiciary hearing this week, with expectations of an eight-to-10 match suspension.
"What Andrew Hore did has no place on a rugby field," Howley said.
"As far as I am concerned it was an absolute disgrace and I am sure the citing commissioner (sic) won't take it too lightly.
"We're disappointed with the way it happened, and how it happened, in a game of that magnitude."
New Zealand's decades-old reputation as thuggish has re-surfaced, with one British scribe writing: "The exit of Davies offers evidence to the case for the denial of brilliance to these All Blacks. They play lovely rugby but they are not lovely sportsmen."
The Hore hit was missed by referee Craig Joubert and his touch-judges, prompting Welsh journalists to press Howley on whether the IRB should empower the TMO to act on off-the-ball foul play.
"The way a player has gone down in the game, like Bradley did early, it was pretty obvious something untoward had happened," Howley said.
"Whether you have the licence to go to TMO on such decisions, I think that's for the IRB to recommend. It had a big impact on the game.
"Situations and instances like that have no place on the rugby field."
Asked about whether police could be called in, Howley said: "I have seen and read comments on that, but look it happened on a rugby field.
"No we haven't."
"That's not what the All Blacks do, anyway," Howley continued.
"As Warren (Gatland) said after the game, you don't traditionally think the All Blacks want to do that. They're a good enough team anyway. They're the best team in the world. So we are very, very surprised by the action of the player."
The Wallabies are privately curious to see how long a spell Hore is given by the judiciary, given Rob Simmons's seemingly minor "tip tackle" against France attracted an overblown eight-match ban.
Simmons appeal will be held tonight in Bristol, and while Australia are seeking to have his guilty verdict thrown out, they'll also appeal the severity of the sentence if unsuccessful.
The Hore incident could assist their argument, on the latter case.
Though Hore's act looked twice as bad, striking's top-end offence carries only an eight-week penalty.
With Davies out and several other players also under injury clouds, Wales coach Gatland has delayed his team announcement until Thursday.
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Jesse Barnhard, b. 4 Feb 1876, died 27 May 1955, Adrian Hospital, Punxsutawney, PA. He married Nettie Nuter Shick, b. 17 Feb. 1876, in Sugar Valley, PA. She died 12 Feb 1955, in the Brookville Hospital. She'd fallen and broken her back. Nettie was the illegitimate daughter of Ellen Shick.
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So let us introduce you to Juan, Magen and Mason as they experience the Panhandle Spirit first hand and how you can help in this worthwhile endeavor.
It may look like just another ordinary day in the Gallegos household...watching a little TV, playing with some toys, and taking it easy. But beneath this ordinary exterior lies some extraordinary circumstances. In this case, the Gallegos' are not at home. They're at a house designed to help out families in need of residence during medical visits. More on that in a moment.
Just a couple months ago, Juan and his son Mason were at a car show and he noticed a pain in his side.
"We take him every year, every year since he was born, make it a family tradition and I thought I picked him up wrong to show him a car and got a bad chest pain. Went through the weekend and went to work and said, 'No Dice' and then on Tuesday, I told Magen and it went down from there," Juan said.
So I asked his son Mason, "If you were to tell a schoolmate or a friend of yours about your dad, what would you say or how would you describe your dad?"
"Daddy's is sick," replied Mason, forcing a little smile.
Juan was diagnosed with metastatic cancer, a very aggressive disease, but through it all Juan's foundation has remained steadfast.
"So, my God is good and I am blessed. God has this planned for us and you just have to go with it, each and everyone of us. I have good family support and my church is good. I go to the Rock Church and I have a really good family there," he said.
The cancer was discovered just about the time he started renovating their house, and every one that knows this family, agreed that these are very deserving people that could use a hand up in their time of need.. So Juan's project was formed to help take care of Juan's projects.
"It's the Panhandle Spirit, right there like you always say. People out of the ordinary, true and close friends, and they're picking up my slack and I appreciate each and every one of them."
His wife Magen says this is so incredibly tough on their family, but it's through their religion and the kindness of friends and strangers that gets them by, one day at a time.
"He's been really good through it. he says he is blessed and it helps me keep going and kept us strong through it. I do have my breaking points, but you know...we take it day by day." according to Magen.
For the next month, they're going to live at the League house near the hospitals. As we mentioned earlier, It's a non-profit organization that houses people in medical need at a greatly reduced rate. While most of the residents are from out of town, they especially wanted to help out with a local family, according to executive director, Amber Glawe.
"We help so many coming to Amarillo from the area to the medical facilities here in Amarillo and not many from here in Amarillo and we definitely wanted to help them out and show them we can be a part of Juan's Project," said Amber.
And this is where you come in. Our Daybreak crew is going to spend the entire month of May volunteering and documenting the renovations-- following the work crews along Juan, Megan and Mason ---and see firsthand what the true Panhandle Spirit is all about in each of us. If you want to help out with prayers, monetary donations or maybe even with the renovations, every gesture will be greatly appreciated.
"To each and every person who goes out and sacrifices their time doing my stuff, I appreciate that," echoed Juan.
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Please help me, I am so confused and can't seem to work things out in my head, it is making me depressed. This is so unlike me, I consider myself a strong person, out-going and open; But in my relationship (sorry I should say ended relationship) I am at lost on knowing how to respond and react with my Ex-boyfriend.
I have known my Ex as a friend for some years, and relatively recently (6 months ago)he told me about his feelings for me, expressing his attraction and expressing all his hopes and dreams, including wanting to be with me for possibly the long-term, even expressing a hope for settling down and having a family! I have always hoped for this, but he was in a relationship at the time, which he broke off a year and a half ago and he has not been dating until he said he wanted to be with me, - so you can imagine my joy! Everyone was happy for us, and they were very encouraging, and for the first time we were showing all, that we were couple, not just friends.
He is away a lot with the oil industry, so for many weeks I can only contact him via email or cellphone. I had no worries - the future looked bright, but as he returned to work, and the weeks past, I heard nothing, no contact; But I didn't worry too much, then the bombshell! - I received an email telling me that he thinks it would be best to stay friends, that he thinks 'I am someone special' (I quote)and wants to stay in contact with me-the reason he gave as not wanting us to be together,-was that he didn't want to move states and find work around my hometown(basically the opposite to what he expressed to me!). Even telling me he loves his work, when he originally told me he hated it!
I tried to play it like a coolgirl even though I hurt badly inside, and said I would like to stay friends and in contact with him, even telling him how much I appreciate him as a person and yes, I challenged (in a positive way)about his changed attitude.
I have not heard from him since I sent this email to him over a month ago. I have not contacted him, although I have been desperate to send a message, because a friend said to give him space to come round, that he is running away from himself/his own feelings, and has said too much, too soon and he has frightened himself off.
What does this mean?
Do I believe my friend, or is she just trying to be nice?
Will he come back to me?
Why does he do this if he thinks 'I'm special'?
I can't just move on, I am in love with this guy and because he has contact with my family, I will see him for many years to come. I feel so sad and I am going over every message from him, did I show him too much emotionally how I felt? I am embarrassed with having another failed attempt of my hopes becoming reality.
I'm constantly checking my mail for contact from him, this isn't me. I'm independent, with a responsible respected job and usually a positive person, but because of passed relationships and because I have been alone for a long time, I am insecure - I am even more so now.
Please respond, I think I am going nuts! And thank you for being there to ask.
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Name: Dolcie
Age: 33
Dear Dolcie,
My heart goes out to you. I know the sheer joy of thinking you've found your perfect person, only to have the happiness completely swept away from you when they – not you – decide that maybe it's not meant to be.
Here's the thing, though, I absolutely agree with your friend. Your ex is totally scared. Let's look at the facts, shall we?
First of all, he was in a very serious relationship which he broke off a year-and-a-half ago. Aside from being terribly painful – we all know the ache of walking away from a failed relationship – you were the very first person he chose to date after that relationship. That means that for a year-and-a-half he was too pained to date anyone (clearly that relationship did a number on his heart and emotional well-being), and that even though he may not have felt completely ready to date again, he simply couldn't resist irresistible, "special" you.
Because of that, I believe, like you with him, he's had feelings for you for a very long time. And when that happens – when we date good friends – the relationship tends to move quicker than when we start dating someone random. Like you said, right away, he made all these assertions about wanting a future with you, a family with you, etc. Did he mean those things? Absolutely. But, the lingering heartbreak of his past coupled with his time away from you (time away = too much time to think), has unfortunately allowed for negative and frightening thoughts to fester.
Think about it – he's totally freaked out! Not only is he scared about getting hurt again (that's actually the smallest part of it, I think), but in general, men are very logical creatures and he's had a lot of time to think about the possible consequences of your relationship. You're one of his closest friends, not to mention he's practically part of your family, so in his mind, what happens if things don't work out between the two of you? He ruins his amazing relationship (friendship) with you and your family!
It seems to me that that's something your guy can't possibly bear. Know what I mean?
Do I agree with what he's doing? No. As a hopeless romantic I believe in loving boldly; when you find your soul mate you hold on tight and don't let go. But in my putting myself in his shoes and attempting to be a realist and logical thinker, I completely get it. He's afraid, plain and simple. He's just utterly afraid.
So what do you do? Well, kudos to you for being as strong and independent as you are. I know a lot of women (myself included!) who wouldn't be as cool as you and would little by little start the stalking process (an email here or there, then a few phone calls, followed by surprise visits. Not that I've ever done that or anything…). You're way is definitely the way to go – giving him space is great.
But just because you're not dating right now, doesn't mean you're not friends, right? And friends communicate. And when things are rough in life, friends are there for one another. So be there for him, as a friend.
Keep the emails light and friendly, but show him just how confident and cool you really are by being an awesome friend. I know this sounds a little counteractive, but believe me, it's going to show him just what he's missing. He's no doubt going to regret giving up such an awesome, kind, considerate woman.
But beyond that, you'll truly begin to rebuild your friendship, and in the process, make him feel comfortable with you again and vice versa. This is key. You want him to realize on his own that if you truly love one another (which I think he really will realize; just because he ended things doesn't mean his love for you disappeared), than even despite his fears and concerns, a romantic relationship between the two of you is worth going after and fighting for.
But in the meantime, I suggest light, casual, breezy emails. Be his friend, again, first. And hopefully once a friendship is rekindled, the next step (romance) won't be far off.
Good luck!
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The government is neglecting its promises to cyclists
Whenever I go to London these days I'm really impressed with the number of cyclists I see on the road, and particularly the variety of people who are cycling. You see businessmen commuting into the City or going to meetings on those Barclays hire bikes, couriers and wannabes with their fixies, and all types of people in between on all types of bikes. I've always loved cycling and I love seeing other people enjoy it, whether that's as sport, just a bit of fun or an efficient way of getting around.
What I do worry about is that in the past year we've had more accidents in London than we should have where cyclists have been killed or badly injured. It's important that we keep things in perspective because, overall, cycling is becoming safer, but that doesn't help the people involved in accidents and their families and friends.
With the general build-up of interest in cycling and the effect of London 2012 encouraging more people on to their bikes, we need to do all we can to improve the safety of cyclists, especially those who are less experienced.
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Pagan Folk/Rock music by Peter Conover
I would like to bring to people's attention the music of retired singer/songwriter Peter Conover. He was popular a few years ago in the Madison Area and in the Madison Pagan community. I do not understand why his music has never been reviewed by pagan publications like Circle Magazine or New Witch or Witchvox. One of his songs, "Circle In" sounds like it was written for Circle Sancuary. I am not a member of Circle. I am new to the pagan community and I came across this artist's wonderful music. I feel that it exemplifies the spirit of paganism. Not all of his songs are pagan themed. Some are slightly political, some are about life in general, and all are poetry. "Chain and Ball" and "A Message Into Time" for example are masterpieces of stream of consciousness poetry, in my opinion. From reading his website http://www.peterconover.com I know that he has performed at Circle's gatherings as well as at Pagan Spirit Gatherings hosted by the Avalon community. One of his songs, "Avalon is Calling" was dedicated to the leader of the Avalon Community. "Avalon is Calling" brings to mind such vivid and beautiful images of the place that I feel I have been there, even though in reality I have not. The feeling of the pagan themed songs on his CD's touch the spirit of everything I perceive as paganism. Why have these two CD's, Metamorphic and Falcon, not ever been reviewed? If you want to hear for yourself what I'm talking about please go to his website, listen to his free downloads and buy his CD's through CD Baby. Please support this artist who's music can and will touch your soul, because whether you like the music or not, it will touch your soul. It's that good.
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This touching of my soul - it will be the appropriate kind of soul-touching, yes?
Because it's going to be really hard to show a police officer just where my soul was inappropriately touched by the Pagan folk/rock of Peter Conover...
Because it's going to be really hard to show a police officer just where my soul was inappropriately touched by the Pagan folk/rock of Peter Conover...
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Since when is the touching of a soul illegial Take a look at the material, and let it talk for itself.
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