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Difference Between General & Special Theory Of Relativity
Posted 25 January 2010 - 07:14 PM
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Posted 25 January 2010 - 07:24 PM
basically, general relativity should be used when in a gravitational field. if there is no gravitational field then general relativity reduces to special relativity.
special relativity is called special simply because it is a special case of general relativity.
general relativity is called such because it can be applied generally.
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"Special" Relativity, stupid ideas seem smarter when they come at you really fast.
Posted 25 January 2010 - 07:42 PM
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Posted 25 January 2010 - 09:52 PM
can some1 explain it mathematically?
Basically, in special relativity the space-time is taken to be a manifold equipped with the Minkowski metric. That is it formally resembles Euclidean space. In a similar way to Euclidean space there is a perfected collection of coordinates called the "inertial coordinates". The metric in such coordinates is (up to signs for the components) essentially the identity matrix. The admissible coordinates between inertial coordinates preserve the metric. These are the Lorentz transformations, which are linear.
Now, in general relativity we lose the preferred collection of coordinates and have to consider non-inertial ones. (Think of inertial coordinates are rectangular coordinates and non-inertial ones as more general coordinates). The transformations we need to consider are now more general diffeomorphisms. Furthermore, the metric is now something more general. The space-time is not necessarily flat, that is it does not really resemble Euclidean space outside the neighbourhood of a point.
Physically we think of the curvature of space-time as gravity.
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Mathematical Ramblings.
Posted 26 January 2010 - 01:10 PM
Special Relativity works in absence of gravitational field.
Special Relativity works in Inertial frame Of Reference.
Free fall is a situation of Inertial frame Of Reference.
But free fall is a situation where you are accelerated under the action of gravity, inside a gravitational field.
Isn't that confusing?
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Posted 26 January 2010 - 02:26 PM
Special Relativity works in absence of gravitational field.
I believe you can do something like special relativity in the presence of an external Newtonian potential. Physically the trouble will be that instantaneous action does not sit well with spacial relativity. Mathematically, I am sure you run into problems.
Special Relativity works in Inertial frame Of Reference.
Special relativity states that the inertial coordinates provide a preferred collection of coordinates. Such coordinates are related via Lorentz transformations. However, one is free to consider any coordinates one likes.
Free fall is a situation of Inertial frame Of Reference.
Yes, ok.
But free fall is a situation where you are accelerated under the action of gravity, inside a gravitational field.
Isn't that confusing?
What is assumed is that the gravitational field does not change. So for example, Einstein's lift under free fall provides an inertial frame provided the gravitational field is constant in the lift.
In reality this is not true. It is approximately true for "small lifts" in "weak fields". It can be made mathematically restated as a local theorem. In essence, this states that space-time is a Riemannian manifold, i.e. there exists coordinates in the neighbourhood of a point such that at that point the metric is the Minkowski metric and in that coordinate system the Christoffel symbols vanish. The physics part states that all non-gravitational physics reduces to that of special relativity. This places restrictions on how one can couple things to the gravitational field.
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Posted 5 February 2010 - 06:23 AM
And General Relativity deals with accelerations in space-time
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Posted 5 February 2010 - 09:22 AM
Simply Special Relativity deals with object travelling with constant velocity comparable to light speed
And General Relativity deals with accelerations in space-time
It's actually a little more subtle than that. You can deal with accelerations in SR.
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Posted 5 February 2010 - 10:33 AM
Simply Special Relativity deals with object travelling with constant velocity comparable to light speed
And General Relativity deals with accelerations in space-time
As swansont says, there is the notion of proper acceleration.
In special relativity you are free to consider frames that are not inertial. In doing so the formalism takes you most of the way to general relativity, but not quite all the way. The metric is still the Minkowski metric.
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Posted 5 February 2010 - 12:15 PM
A theory of gravity in a flat (Minkowski) space-time was developed by A.A. Logunov, Russian academician: http://arxiv.org/abs/gr-qc/0210005. No troubles on this way but advantages.
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Posted 14 March 2010 - 05:23 AM
can some1 explain it mathematically?
It's all about geometry. The fundamental feature of the latter, according to Riemann, is the metric tensor ( assuming the values 0,1,2,3, i.e. etc.) which, appart form specifing the way distances, angles, etc. are to be measured, it is the building block of all other quantities: Connection (the quantity that acts on vectors transforming them "parallel to themselves" in a general curved background) Curvature (appart from measuring what its name indicates, it is also a measure of the intensity of the gravitational field) etc.
Nowthen: In Special Relativity (SR) the metric tensor is the Minkowski Tensor , with and al otehr components equal to zero. That is, the metric of SR has the form (in Cartesian coordinates : .
In General Relativity (GR) the components of the metric tensor can be more complicated functions of the coordinates (whatever the system used). Besides, components like etc. can be different to zero, i.e. the metric may include cross terms ( etc). The metric tensor of the Schwarzschild Spacetime, describing an isolated spherical distribution of mass in an otherwise empty space (appropriate, therefore to describe the spacetime around the Sun in excellent approximation) has the form: , i.e., here we have: in spherical coordinates which are the best for a problem with spherical symmetry.
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Please and thank you
Sorry it was supposed to be a new question or post.
To much in a rush.
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Applying state-of-the-art technology to a seldom-exploited electromechanical property in biomolecules, Sergei Kalinin and Brian Rodriguez of Oak Ridge National Laboratory and Alexei Gruverman of North Carolina State University have demonstrated a nanometer-scale version of Galvani's experiment, in which 18th-century Italian physician Luigi Galvani caused a frog's muscle to contract when he touched it with an electrically charged metal scalpel. The new, 21st-century demonstration promises to yield a host of previously unknown information in a variety of biological structures including cartilage, teeth, and even butterfly wings.
Employing a technique named Piezoresponse Force Microscopy (PFM), Kalinin and colleagues sent an electrical voltage through a tiny, nanometer-sized tip to induce mechanical motion along various points in a biological sample, such as a single fibril of the protein collagen. The electromechanical response at various points of the sample enabled the researchers to build up images of the collagen fibrils, with details less than 10 nanometers in size. This resolution surpasses the level of detail that can be gleaned on those biostructures by ordinary scanning-probe and electron microscopes. The PFM technique exploits the well-known but infrequently used fact that many biomolecules, especially those that are made of groups of proteins, are piezoelectric, or undergo mechanical deformations in the presence of an external electric field.
The researchers have used the PFM technique to produce images of cartilage as well as enamel and dentin (found inside teeth). Besides providing images of biostructures on a nanometer scale, the new technique yields information about the electromechanical properties and molecular orientation of biological tissue. In recent work, the researchers even found unexpected piezoelectric properties in butterfly wings which enabled them to yield molecular-level images of wing structures.
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You talk a big talk, but can you walk the walk? Push yourself and register for the BADASS Dash on September 14 at Chicopee Ski Resort. (Upon purchase, please visit the website to register your voucher number before September 9 at midnight.)
$39 ($85 value) for an entry package for one to the BADASS Dash, including:
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Held at Chicopee Ski Resort this 7K obstacle race is on an outdoor course -- meaning you'll dash around 30 obstacles including cargo climbs, balance beams, muddy hills, and winding mazes. Along the way, also conquer The Feared Float, battle the Slippery Slope, and face your fears in the Claustrophobic Crawl. Whether you want to run, jog, walk, or crawl across the finish line, you'll be rewarded with a commemorative T-shirt, a finisher award, a killer after party with snacks and drinks, and all the bragging rights you'll ever need.
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Britons bought 12% more cars this October than last — which was not just good news on the forecourts but also as a barometer of growing consumer confidence.
The growing demand for new vehicles saw optimistic carmakers today raise their expectations for sales this year. The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders reported that car registrations in the UK rose 12.1% on the year in October to 151,252 units. As a result, it has upped its forecast for 2012 sales: the SMMT now expects more than 2 million new car registrations this year, from an earlier expectation of 1.92 million.
The outlook in the UK contrasts with falling sales in Europe. October's 12% growth also far outpaces the 5% rise recorded so far on Britain's forecourts this year.
"Despite uncertainty in the European economy, the UK new car market continues to grow," said SMMT chief executive Paul Everitt.
"UK consumers continue to drive the market, with sales consistently growing," added Richard Loew, head of retail at Barclays. But he added: "The latest GDP figures may further boost this confidence, but with the economic recovery likely to be a long and winding road, we may see private buyer appetite slowing as we head into 2013."
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A genuine New York spectacle called 'Sleepwalkers' opened this week at the Museum of Modern Art. The multi-screen, outdoor movie can be seen from various spots in midtown Manhattan -- and it has WNYC's Sara Fishko considering the role of 'accident' in our appreciation of artworks. Here is the next Fishko Files.
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The main difference is that Taurus has a long history of erratic quality control. All manufacturers turn out some bad guns, straight off of the assembly line, but Taurus seems to let way too many of them get out the door and into the hands of unsuspecting buyers. I can't tell you what the scope of this problem is, because there are no statistics that compare the various manufacturers. But most gun store owners and proprietors will tell you that they have more returns on Taurus guns, by a wide margin.
Revolver vs semi-auto? Revolvers seem to be less mystifying to those who have no experience with guns and are not particularly interested in learning how they work. There are no significant advantages to them, provided the training is good and you practice a lot. Some women complain that the slide on a semi-auto is too hard for them to work, a necessary action to load the chamber on a semi-auto. In reality, there are very few adults that cannot manage it, given the correct technique and enough practice. Some semi-autos give increased capacity and faster reloads, but this may not be much of a factor for a new shooter.
In my opinion, a new shooter should choose whichever he/she wants and do a lot of shooting with it, and then swap it later on, if not pleased with it. If you shoot enough, you will be spending enough on ammo that whatever loss you take on swapping the first gun for the second will probably not be very significant.


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New U.S. immigration policy reduces the threat of deportation for undocumented immigrants, says ProPublica
Texas Insider Report: AUSTIN, Texas – The Obama administration has changed the nation's immigration enforcement strategy in ways that will reduce the threat of deportation for millions of undocumented immigrants, according to a new report by ProPublica. The investigative journalism nonprofit group adds that this shift in policy "will likely blunt the impact of any state laws designed to deport vast numbers of people."
The change stems from the administration's decision to focus its deportation efforts on immigrants who have committed serious crimes, or "the worst of the worst."
The reasoning behind this policy shift is to reduce over-crowding in the nation's immigration courts and detention centers which are currently stacked up with immigrants who have lived in the country for a long time and probably would be legalized under comprehensive immigration reform legislation.
ProPublica points to a June 30 memo by John Morton, director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), in which he stressed the new priorities for officers around the country to dedicate resources to deport immigrants who have committed serious crimes rather than harmless longtime undocumented immigrants.
ProPublica also highlights a draft proposed directive from Morton, posted last month on ICE's website for public comment. It would prohibit police from using misdemeanor traffic stops to flag people to ICE for deportation, even though traffic stops have been credited with increasing the number of deportations in recent years.
Some exceptions would be made, including for immigrants with serious criminal records.
In an interview with ProPublica, Morton, the ICE director, said the administration's strategy will lead to smarter enforcement.
"Congress provides enough money to deport a little less than 400,000 people and in an era of limited resources, who should those 400,000 be?" Morton asked.
"My perspective is those 400,000 people shouldn't be the first 400,000 people in the door but rather 400,000 people who reflect some considered government enforcement policy based on a rational set of objectives and priorities."
Deportations have increased dramatically in recent years, from 189,000 in 2001 to 387,000 in 2009, ProPublica notes.


text: On our last two trips to WDW, we stayed on site a couple of days and then moved onsite to our timeshare. This trip, at Xmas, we are staying entirely onsite.....first two nights at PO and then 8 nights at the Poly. Dh was decided he'd like to try Poly concierge, which runs us an additional $800. So I am trying to cut our budget in other ways. If I eliminate our rental car, I'll save $250. But, I will admit, I'm nervous about depending on WDW transportation. Will it be hard for someone used to a car to take the busses? I figured I try to plan our itinerary so we do AK and MGM our first two days, and save MK and EPCOT when we have access to the monorail. We'll probably do another day or two of AK and MGM, and then the rest of our time will be at EPCOT and MK. Julia


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Jacobization of Odnoklassniki
Surely Odnoklassniki.ru is one the best examples of success stories of how a social network must work online. For three years they have changed their interface several times, and every time including smth new. And they have gathered more than 30 million users!
However, one thing that kills me about Odnoklassniki is that they have become too much commercialized. In order to close your profile from non-friends user pays $2.5, to increase the photo limit in "personal photos" and "albums" user pays $2.5 for each category, to turn the invisible function user again pays $2.5. And even smiles cost money at Odnoklassniki…
Recently, Odnoklassniki became Jacobized, i.e. filled with small icons of Jacobs Morach coffee next to profile pictures of users that says that "a friend … invited you for a coffee Jacobs Monarch." They say Jacobs Monarch paid hell a lot of money for that free function.
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As the function is free, people started using it immediately. For two days, half of the people in my friends list were already invited for a coffee online. Some even started posting statuses asking not to invite for coffee cuz they do not drink it.
Effective way of advertising, dont you think so?
Update: I am Jacobized too! 5 minutes after I published this post, I was invited to drink Jacobs Monarch coffee online with my friend in Germany 🙂


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Company History and Milestones
Beyond.com, Inc. has always been a fast-paced company that constantly strives to foster growth and innovation. Since its inception, the Beyond.com Network has grown to provide career opportunities and strategic recruitment solutions to millions of registered members.
Founding the Company
On January 1, 1998, PhillyJobs.com was launched as a free job board serving the Philadelphia metropolitan area. By the end of the year, the company evolved into the 4Business Network, supplying recruiting software and connectivity to facilitate the staffing process for employment and recruitment agencies.
Transitioning to a National Corporation
In 2000, the 4Business Network acquired the 4Jobs.com domain and turned it into a central hub from which to grow nationally. The 4Business Network evolved into the 4Jobs Career Network, under parent company Artemis HR, Inc. The company continued to develop job board and applicant tracking software and began to license this software to other web communities, linking each one in to the 4Business Network.
Building the Network
In 2002, Artemis HR partnered with Vertical Net to power all of its vertical industry websites, instantly expanding the reach and industry focus of the 4Jobs Career Network. In January 2004, the Network grew to include more than 2,000 job search sites with the acquisition of MegaJobSites.com.
Going Beyond
In 2005, Artemis HR re-branded to Beyond.com, Inc., rendering a corporate image consistent with efforts to deliver product and service offerings beyond those of traditional job boards.
In March 2007, Beyond raised $13.5 Million in Series A financing from Safeguard Scientifics, Inc. (NYSE: SFE) to pursue marketing, acquisition and software development objectives.
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In August 2007, Beyond acquired TechCareers.com from CMP Media, including all staff and assets located in New York City.
In November 2007, Beyond established a significant international presence with the acquisition of JobAnimal.com, Inc., Canada's largest career network, gaining nearly 800 U.S. and Canadian domains along with staff and an office in Ottawa, Canada.
In September 2009, Beyond acquired Matthews Career Centers, permanently adding hundreds of local career communities to the Beyond Network, including SeattleJobs.com, PhoenixJobs.com and PittsburghJobs.com.
Going Global
In October 2010, Beyond was selected as the exclusive U.S. partner of The Network, a formal alliance of 36 leading job boards in more than 100 countries. Beyond now serves as a single point of contact for businesses in the U.S. market to recruit talent on a global scale.
Being Social
Also in October 2010, Beyond acquired Orbius, a powerful social platform that allows businesses to create and govern their own social or professional networking communities. The acquisition will allow Beyond members to evolve beyond the traditional job search experience and discover new ways to connect and engage throughout their career.


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text: Seattle-based cause-rock band the People Now will host an all-ages benefit show for MusiCares on Aug. 20 at 7:30 p.m. Showbox at the Market, 1426 1st Ave., Seattle. The performance lineup will feature Nine50Nine, an incarnation of several Seattle-based music alumni including Cameron Brownfield, Dave Krusen (formerly of Pearl Jam), Alan Hunt, and Ty Willman (formerly of Green Apple Quick Step), among others. Advance tickets are available online at www.ticketmaster.com, or you can charge by phone at 800.745.3000.


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Kurniawan illegal search claim rejected
The US Justice Department has rejected the claim by alleged wine counterfeiter Rudy Kurniawan that FBI agents illegally searched his house after arresting him on 8 March this year.
Kurniawan's attorneys were seeking to exclude evidence found during a search of his Los Angeles home.
According to the Wine Spectator, while the government didn't obtain a search warrant until later that day, the FBI did not violate the Fourth Amendment by immediately entering the house and conducting an initial search.
As part of the search, agents obtained a key from Kurniawan to a locked room. Entering it, they found what they describe as, "a wine counterfeiting workshop."
In the memorandum, filed on Tuesday, Justice Department lawyers defended the warrantless search of the premises for three reasons:
A protective sweep of the house was required to ensure that nobody was lurking who might put the agents in danger.
The house had to be secured pending the agents' return with a search warrant. Finally, agents had to make sure that no one would destroy evidence in the house.
The WS reports that in a footnote, the lawyers state Kurniawan's live in mother, Lenywati Tan, who declined to leave the house after his arrest, "could have destroyed evidence out of fear for her own potential criminal liability."
After Kurniawan was arrested, a Mandarin-speaking agent remained in the house with Tan until agents returned to execute the search warrant.
Numerous photos were taken in Kurniawan's home on the day of his arrest.
Among them are images of wine cases piled in the hallway, a running machine in the kitchen covered with wine bottles, and bottles soaking in the sink.
Another photo shows four bottles of Burgundy labeled as Henri Jayer Richebourg 1985 on top of a wine rack.
Kurniawan's lawyers are scheduled to answer the government on 12 November.
On trial for four counts of fraud, Kurniawan is currently being held without bail at a Brooklyn federal detention facility.


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From house to hip-hop, college rock to techno, bubblegum pop to post-punk, heavy metal to hardcore—here are our favorite tracks of the 1980s.
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Raising Radon AwarenessFebruary 26, 2014
Socorro Bredeweg, RN, displays a home-test kit for radon, a cancer-causing soil gas, at the Aurora Noon Lions Club meeting Monday, Feb. 18. Bredeweg, a faith community nurse with Presence Health System in Aurora, said her hospital and Kane County health department are partnering to raise radon awareness. For more about radon, call 800-325-1245 or visit radon.illinois.gov. (News Bulletin photo)


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Stories making headlines across New Zealand at noon include Guerrilla knitters on the loose in Wanganui and barking boot camp instructors waking residents.
Guerilla knitters appear to have been sneaking around in the dead of night in Whanganui.
When Mike Taka complained about being woken up before 6am by the noise of boot camp fitness instructors barking orders he was apparently told to "stop moaning and bugger off."
Police are on the hunt for a fully starkers man who nearly stopped traffic in Waipu yesterday.
An Army investigator told Venus Poa she may never know the truth about the death of her son in Afghanistan last year.
A Northland man realised as soon as he struck a match to burn a pile of rubbish it was a huge mistake.
Unitary Plan. Now there's a phrase. A concept. Nay, a dream, a vision, to stir the blood, to race the pulse.
The former head of security at Rotorua's Heaven & Hell has admitted beating up one of the nightclub's owners.
Thieves have been raiding cars and homes in an upmarket Tauranga suburb with nine of the cars unlocked at the time.
Initial reports were that a 42-year-old man had been shot on his front lawn in Munro Street, Elgin, by a gang member.
Wanganui's wandering turtle may be a stray, but it's not from the lake.
A Spitfire, flown by Royal New Zealand Air Force Squadron Leader Sean Perrett, is set to fly over the funeral of Battle of Britain veteran Alan Antill Gawith in Masterton today.
Christchurch leaders have questioned the effectiveness of the $1 million-plus annual cost of trying to beat graffiti.
More than six plastic shopping bags full of cannabis were allegedly seized when police pounced at an address in Palmerston.
Oceana Gold has formally lodged an application for an underground mine in the abandoned gold town of Waiuta.
Top trending topics on Twitter in NZ at noon were: #JamesTo400k, #first30songsonshuffle, #nzqt, Argo, New Zealand, MRP, #nzpol and Auckland.
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Buzz Bissinger, best-selling author of Friday Night Lights and Three Nights in August, talks about his new memoir, Father's Day: A Journey into the Mind and Heart of My Extraordinary Son. His twin sons were born three minutes apart and are extremely different—Gerry is a graduate student at Penn, while Zach has spent his life attending special schools, challenged by serious intellectual deficits. Bissinger shares revelations about his own parents, fatherhood, and the price of ambition and its effect on his twins.


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Medellin - Land of Eternal Spring
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From the 1980s until the late 1990s, the city was known for being a base for the most powerful international drug trafficking organizations like the home-based Medellin Cartel led by Pablo Escobar, and for being constantly affected by the violent Colombian Conflict (FARC, ELN, Paramilitaries). It was, however, primarily common delinquent elements such as street gangs that made Medell�n one of the most violent cities in the world. In the year 1991 for example, the city recorded 6,349 homicides and a rate eleven times higher than that of Chicago
In the early 21st century, Medell�n has become a much safer city for its residents and international travelers due to recent economic and social changes. The local government and its citizens in general have gone to great lengths to shake off its bad reputation and improve the image of the city, with tangible results. In 2005 the homicide rate was 35 per 100,000 people, the lowest in over 20 years, and one of the best improvements of any city in the world. Most of the homicides tend to occur in the poorer northern sections of the city, and much work is being done to build greater infrastructure, such as public libraries, new schools and strong community programmes.
After the national demobilization of paramilitary forces in 2007, crime in Medell�n has gone up again, but is still much lower than it was in the 1990's.
Just to give you some statistics to compare that to, Portland, Oregon had 20 murders in 2006 for a population count of just under 550,000 people. Calculated out, that is 3.7 per 100,000 compared to the 7 per 100,000 national average in the US. -FBI Crime Reports
Stepping foot in Medellin, this time finally to see the city itself, I can't help but think back to the numerous documentaries I `ve seen, books I`ve read and downright gory things I`ve heard about on Colombia, Pablo Escobar and the last four decades of violence with the FARC prior to this trip
If you have yet to hear of the famous artist Fernando Botero, I suggest that you look him up. Either way, Botero was born in Medellin, his artwork is mind-blowing and we spent much of our time here admiring his incredible stuff displayed in museums, parks and basically all over the city. I also bought a Colombian soccer jersey that I am especially proud of and we also went out for a night on the town, supposedly the wildest of all Colombian cities, dancing for a but in a wild west themed club decorated with John Wayne pictures, Clint Eastwood stand-ups, half naked Colombian cowgirls and topped off with country western dressed, line-dancing little people. Yep, reality check, we are in Colombia now, PC doesn't apply
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New York, Miami, Las Vegas, and [auth] Roswell — all home to entrepreneur and loving family man, David Roe, 84, who passed peacefully at home surrounded by his loving family on June 14, 2013. David was born in New York City, N.Y., but yearned to see the world. Like many young men of his generation, David's patriotic spirit led him to enlist in the military at the tender age of 15. After serving his country, David came home to New York, where he met and married Sheila Feinman, the love of his life. The couple moved to Florida and had five children.
David's various businesses included car dealerships, restaurants, the citrus industry and real estate development. David, Sheila and their two youngest sons Adam and Arnold moved from Florida to Roswell in 1975. Over the next several years the remaining children moved to Roswell as well. David developed Buena Vida on land west of Roswell; opened and ran The Clubhouse from 1980 to 1992; owned KEND radio from 1990 to 2002; and opened and owned Peppers Grill and Bar from 1990 to present; however, David's real passions were family, ocean cruises, and playing craps.
David and Sheila recently celebrated their 63rd year of marriage: "No man ever loved a woman like our dad loved our mom." They enjoyed traveling the world, and sailing on hundreds of cruises with family and friends.
David is survived by his loving wife, Sheila; children Neil H. Roe and wife, Amy, Adam D. Roe and wife, Susie, Arnold J. Roe and wife, Tammy, Elise Roe Moore and husband, Jim Moore, Sherri Miller and husband, Scott Miller Jr. and adopted son Kevin Roe and wife, Charlene; 16 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
Always interested in people and their businesses, he loved to chat about politics, business, and casinos to his many friends. You might not agree with David's point of view, but you always knew where you stood with him. He liked hard-working people and was willing to help them reach their dreams. Every family milestone was cause for celebration.
David lived his life to the fullest, took chances, and loved strongly and passionately everyone he met and anything he attempted. He would want us to remember him not with tears but with renewed determination to make something of ourselves and to make the world a better place. Roswell has lost an icon of an era, a patriarch of an amazing family, and a citizen of the world.
A gathering of family and friends will be held Tuesday, June 18, 2013, at Anderson Museum of Contemporary Art, 409 E. College any time between 2 and 5 p.m. to celebrate the life of David Roe. A private family graveside service will be held at South Park Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, the family request that memorial donations be made to the Chaves County Cancer Association, PO Box 193, Roswell, NM 88202 or a local charity of your choice.
Arrangements have been entrusted to Ballard Funeral Home and Crematory. An online registry can be accessed at ballardfuneralhome.com.
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Though the coaching staff has no opponent to prepare for, it has decisions to make, first and foremost deciding who will get the most work and how much.
"It's a fine line," head coach Urban Meyer said Wednesday night. "There are some guys who have played 800 snaps and others who have played zero."
The challenge is to keep his front-line players sharp and in shape without working them too hard while also getting experience for some youngsters who will be counted on down the road.
The Buckeyes returned to the practice field Tuesday, and Meyer liked what he saw in the first two days back in pads that included linebacker Etienne Sabino working with the No. 1 defense.
A senior from Miami, Sabino has missed four games while recovering from surgery to repair a broken leg.
"He's had two good days," Meyer said. "He's still got a little bit of a gimp, but he's practicing."
Sabino was coming off two of his best games as a Buckeye when he was injured Oct. 6 against Nebraska, and in the mean time classmate Zach Boren moved over to linebacker from fullback and solidified the middle of the defense in his absence.
That means Sabino's return along with the continued standout play of sophomore Ryan Shazier could give the coaching staff a problem it hasn't faced all year – too many linebackers deserving of playing time.
Of course, facing Wisconsin – the Buckeyes' next opponent in a game set for Nov. 17 – alleviates that because the Badgers' power running game will necessitate extensive use of the base 4-3 defense instead of the two-linebacker nickel look it uses the majority of the time against spread offenses.
"That's our plan," he said. "If it's base, those are our three top guys right now. Storm (Klein) is suffering a back/disc injury. He's very limited in how much contact he can have. Those three, the next two games we'll need all three of those guys."
Meyer also sounded optimistic about the recovery of two first-teamers – right tackle Reid Fragel and nickel back Orhian Johnson – who had to leave the 52-22 win over Illinois last Saturday with injuries.
"Orhian hasn't practiced yet, but he's getting better, and Reid's real close," Meyer said. "I think he's going to go tomorrow."
The coaching staff continues to work, adding some extra recruiting duties to make up for time not needed to game plan.
Meyer said all 10 coaches on his staff – including himself – have been on the road this week as they take advantage of a new rule allowing that.
With the Buckeyes 10-0 in his first season, Meyer continues to get a good response to players he is trying to agree to don scarlet and gray in the future.
"It's all positive," he said. "They kind of like the style. Kids nowadays want to see points and those types of things. I think they also know that we have some holes we have to fill and our numbers are down. It's going pretty good right now."
Speaking for the players, quarterback Braxton Miller said not much changes during the week as far as practice goes, but he is taking advantage of some extra time in the evenings.
"A lot of guys are beat up, so it's a good time to get some rest before these last two games," Miller said. "It's a lot of refreshment for the legs and the body, get all the bruises out."
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50 words or less: This is a companion book to the Lords of the Underworld series and features three stand-alone stories, bonus content, interviews, and series-related fun.
Into the Dark is one of those books that rounds out the original series more completely without necessarily adding anything new. This isn't a bad thing; rather, this is one of those books that can be an old stand-by when the time between regular series installments is dragging and it gets harder and harder to wait for a new one.
The short stories that start off this collection are easily my favorite part of the book; each one was unique and showed a facet of the setting of the Lords of the Underworld series that I hadn't really considered before. I was really rooting for Geryon and Kadence in The Darkest Fire as they tried unsuccessfully to cage the demons that cause so many problems in this series and try to fight their mutual attraction; the sass and sizzle between Atlas and Nike in The Darkest Prison made me want to dig out my mythology book and re-explore all those stories I'd since forgotten. The Amazon's Curse, while not a part of the Lords series, was excellent as well, and reminded me that I'm way behind in reading the other series that this author has going.
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Do you have to read this book to continue understanding this series? No. As far as companion books go, though, this one is breezy and fun. Fans of the series will enjoy more of the snark that's present in the series; newcomers might want to read the regular novels first and then enjoy this book.
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That's especially true for Warren, who distinguished himself in last Saturday's full-scale scrimmage with a nifty cut on a 34-yard reception and a six-yard TD catch. He admits he never quite grasped last year's offensive scheme.
"I'm feeling a lot more comfortable," he said. "It's not near as difficult as it was last season - terminology and everything. It is what it is, and that's what football is. You just go out and play ball, and I like it."
The offense scored three touchdowns and three field goals in last Saturday's scrimmage but came within a whisker of putting up some big numbers.
- Freshman Marsalis Teague barely missed making a diving catch of a 25-yard pass Nick Stephens at the 15-yard line. UT wound up getting no points from the possession.
- A flanker pass from Nu'keese Richardson to fellow freshman Zach Rogers would've produced a 27-yard touchdown except for a brilliant recovery by cornerback Mike Edwards, yet another freshman. UT wound up getting zero points out of the possession.
- Fullback Sam Edgmon was wide open at the 15-yard line when the defensive back covering him tripped but Jonathan Crompton's throw sailed too high. UT wound up settling for a field goal instead of a touchdown.
Big plays were almost non-existent in 2008 but Warren believes the Vol offense will make a lot of big plays in '09.
"Every time out there I think something good can happen with the great players we've got," he said. "We've got a lot of good plays, and any of them can break at any moment. That's the exciting part about it."
Whereas the defense totally dominated preseason scrimmages last August, the offense has been holding its own this August. That was the case again last Saturday.
"We just wanted to come out and compete as an offense against the defense," Warren noted. "We wanted to come out, fly around and be physical. I think we did a good job."
With four weeks of preseason drills due to end with a kicking scrimmage on Saturday, the Vols are looking forward to Monday and the start of "Game Week." They are understandably eager to line up against Western Kentucky on Sept. 5.
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Went to having it installed again after Hotmail(which Silverlight broke) went to Outlook. However, if you update, best to uninstall old version first, otherwise you are left with TONS of old version multi-language pack reference entries in your registry, and they can really pile up after a few updates.
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Got rid of Silverlight because it was breaking the 'Insert' functions of Hotmail. Who woulda thunk that an MS product would break another MS product. Way to go Microsoft. Keep up the good work. Other than that and the prior gripe I mentioned about the Silverlight, it does do better than Adobe Flash IMO, but just ain't catching on. I doubt it will be around much longer. There's only one site in the past year I came across that required it, and that was a car dealership, so I moved on elsewhere.
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Can only give it three stars due to TONS of multilanguage entries left behind in registry with EACH security update. Took forever to delete them all. Hey Microsoft, give the option to do either English or Multilanguage install like SUN Java does. Me, I went back to Siverlight 4.0.60831.0 and won't update to version 5 unless forced to do so.
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Yesterday the Pew Center for Global Climate Change released a report outlining a comprehensive set of recommendations to address climate change. Interestingly, 85 evangelical Christian leaders have come forward in support of the Pew proposal, taping a television campaign proclaiming, "With God's help, we can stop global warming for our kids, our world and our Lord."
The spot calls for Congress to prioritize legislation that would require both transportation industries and power plants to cut their greenhouse emissions. Hoping to gain visibility nationwide, the evangelical leaders are hosting televised sermons on the issue over more than 1,400 radio stations. Although some of President Bush's notable evangelical backerssuch as James Dobsonare absent from the push, it's still a welcome move to bridge what had often been seen as a purely partisan issue.
So with several conservative Christian leaders on board, what are the actual recommendations to address climate change? The Pew report is here, and notes that there won't be one single technological fix to slow the increase in greenhouse gasesany effort will require a combination of: new science and technology; market-based programs; a reduction in sectoral emissions; a change in energy production and use; and international engagement. Among other things, the report recommends that the United States "Engage in negotiations to strengthen the international climate effort." The fifteen components of Pew's proposal are all capable of being implemented immediately.


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WEST LONG BRANCH, N.J. – Monmouth University softball players Kayleena Flores (Atwater, Calif./Buhach Colony) and Sydney Underhill (Temecula, Calif./Chaparral) have been honored by the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference as Player and Rookie of the Week, respectively, the conference office today announced. Flores hit .500 (8-for-16) with several big hits, while Underhill earned all four wins of the Hawks' wins in the circle.
In hitting .500, Flores had three doubles, two triples, eight RBI's and five runs scored in the Hawks 4-2 week. She began the week with a 2-for-2 effort with a double, a triple, a sacrifice fly, three RBI's and a run scored in Game 1 against preseason MAAC favorite Marist on Thursday. Flores drove in the Hawks' first three runs of the game on a sacrifice fly and a two-run double, before scoring the go-ahead run after tripling to lead off the sixth. Flores then doubled in a 1-for-2 effort in Game 2 against Marist. On the day against Saint Peter's on Saturday, Flores went 2-for-5 with three runs scored and an RBI as the Hawks swept the Hourglass Rivalry doubleheader. Included in the effort was an infield single that drove in the game-winning run in the bottom of the sixth. Flores wrapped up the productive week with three hits, including a bases-clearing triple, and four RBI's at Quinnipiac. For the week, she posted a .550 on-base percentage and a .938 slugging percentage. For the season, Flores is now hitting .322 with a team-high four triples.
Underhill earned all four wins in the circle for the Hawks this week, posting a 3.39 ERA and 26 strikeouts in 33.0 innings pitched. She began the week with a season-high 13 strikeouts in a victory over preseason MAAC favorite Marist on Thursday. On the day, she struck out 16 Red Foxes, including three more in 2.1 innings of Game 2 relief duty. Underhill then hurled a complete-game, six-hit shutout in Game 1 against Saint Peter's, striking out four. She then picked up another win against the Peacocks in Game 2. Underhill moved to 4-0 on the week with 3.1 innings of two-hit ball at Quinnipiac. She pitched the first three innings before being removed with the Hawks in possession of a 14-0 lead. After the Bobcats scored four runs, Underhill came back in to record the final out of the 14-4 victory. Her lone loss of the week came in a come-from-behind effort by Quinnipiac in Sunday's Game 2. For the season, Underhill is now 11-11 with a 3.66 ERA and 83 strikeouts.
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