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Ok.....Now I need some 'pigeon english ' explanations here...1: How come the speed of light is constant ?...is there no fluctuation at all ?2:...regarding the above question abut the constant speed of light(and this is where I probably will get a headache).....but...surely light has to accelerate up to C yes ?.....no ?.....How can something travel at a speed without having originally been traveling below that speed ?THANK YOU so much for my impending headaches !!!
Waves (all sorts) don't build up speed but they do build up amplitude as they start. If they changed speed, their wavelength would have to change and I don't think that has ever been observed (except, of course, when moving from one medium to another). I think that would violate boundary conditions.
This defines the speed of light in vacuum to be exactly 299,792,458 m/s. This provides a very short answer to the question "Is c constant": Yes, c is constant by definition!However, this is not the end of the matter. The SI is based on very practical considerations. Definitions are adopted according to the most accurately known measurement techniques of the day, and are constantly revised. At the moment you can measure macroscopic distances most accurately by sending out laser light pulses and timing how long they take to travel using a very accurate atomic clock. (The best atomic clocks are accurate to about one part in 1013.) It therefore makes sense to define the metre unit in such a way as to minimise errors in such a measurement.The SI definition makes certain assumptions about the laws of physics. For example, they assume that the particle of light, the photon, is massless. If the photon had a small rest mass, the SI definition of the metre would become meaningless because the speed of light would change as a function of its wavelength. They could not just define it to be constant. They would have to fix the definition of the metre by stating which colour of light was being used. Experiments have shown that the mass of the photon must be very small if it is not zero (see the FAQ: What is the mass of the photon?). Any such possible photon rest mass is certainly too small to have any practical significance for the definition of the metre in the foreseeable future, but it cannot be shown to be exactly zero--even though currently accepted theories indicate that it is. If it wasn't zero, the speed of light would not be constant; but from a theoretical point of view we would then take c to be the upper limit of the speed of light in vacuum so that we can continue to ask whether c is constant.Previously the metre and second have been defined in various different ways according to the measurement techniques of the time. They could change again in the future. If we look back to 1939, the second was defined as 1/84,600 of a mean solar day, and the metre as the distance between two scratches on a bar of platinum-iridium alloy held in France. We now know that there are variations in the length of a mean solar day as measured by atomic clocks. Standard time is adjusted by adding or subtracting a leap second from time to time. There is also an overall slowing down of the Earth's rotation by about 1/100,000 of a second per year due to tidal forces between the Earth, Sun and Moon. There may have been even larger variations in the length or the metre standard caused by metal shrinkage. The net result is that the value of the speed of light as measured in m/s was slowly changing at that time. Obviously it would be more natural to attribute those changes to variations in the units of measurement than to changes in the speed of light itself, but by the same token it is nonsense to say that the speed of light is now constant just because the SI definitions of units define its numerical value to be constant.
Ok, but electrons (e.g.) are waves too...
QuoteOk, but electrons (e.g.) are waves too...OK you've thrown down the gauntlet. I had to think for a millisecond about this one.Here goes.The energy equation E = hf explains this one away.As you give the electron more KE, its frequency increases. The frequency of a photon, however, stays the same so its speed would, reasonably, stay the same. The frequency of the electron wave would stay constant if its speed were constant.How's that?
An old text book I had described the radiation from an antenna as starting of with the magnetic and electrostatic fields in phase and needing a quarter wavelength to settle down into proper electromagnetic radiation
I thought that there was a 90° phase difference between the peak intensity of the magnetic field and that of the electrical field in an electromagnetic wave.
Ah no!The E and B fields are in quadrature phase AND direction.As with all waves, the energy flow is shared between a potential energy (E ) and kinetic energy (B). The two energies add up to a constant. (sin squared plus cos squared). If it were not this way, the energy would arrive in 'dollops' and not smoothly.Pressure and velocity in a sound wave are obviously in quadrature - peak pressure when gas is stationary. It just has to be the same idea with em waves.If you look in every A level textbook (and even some degree texts), the diagram is wrong. In the more advanced books they get it right.There is no surprise there because the proper diagram is very hard to draw, compared with the wrong one.
You could see it quite easily on a cheapo oscilloscope, I should think. Don't know why I didn't do it. myself, when I had the chance - I used to have access to a Range Rover, kitted out as a mobile lab and did frequent field strength and other measurements at all frequencies - including 198kHz.I guess it was all so 'obvious' at the time that I didn't need to prove it for myself.Lightarrow - I will have to look at your stuff in detail. Did you look at the link on my previous post?
My first reaction is that, when you integrate your E, do you not get an 'i' multiplier for your B?
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I am now convinced that remote from the antenna B & H are in phase but is there not a difference close to the antenna before the electro magnetic wave becomes established.I believe the text book I referred to was by 'Sterling' but I can find no reference to it but I recall drawings of a vertical antenna with the current running up and down and a horizontal circular magnetic field spreading out from it
It is sometimes claimed that light is slowed on its passage through a block of media by being absorbed and re-emitted by the atoms, only traveling at full speed through the vacuum between atoms. This explanation is incorrect and runs into problems if you try to use it to explain the details of refraction beyond the simple slowing of the signal.
whereas absorbtion tends to occur at relatively well defined frequencies.
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I sometimes feel like one of the panelist on the Stephen Fry quiz program "Q".I offer the commonly held answer to a question only to have it demolished by greater experts.
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REGISTER or LOGIN9th row from below:<<This equation can only be satisfied if a=0 (i.e. E and B are in phase)>>I hate to disagree (he lied) with established thinking but the expressions used in all the texts contains the complex form of the wave. Can we be sure that the relevant part has been chosen in producing the final answer? My maths is not good enough to be certain but there seems to be a loophole here. Not all solutions have reality in maths.
But, more to the point, can you answer my objection on the grounds that free em waves appear to be fundamentally different from all other waves in how they transport the energy?Even an electric wave travels along an LC delay line with a phase difference between volts and current - or E and B fields on a transmission line. What happens when it gets to the end of a transmission line and encounters a dipole radiator? Can there be a sudden hiccup in the phase of one of the fields?I am confused.
I think I can prove that E and B are in quadrature using Maxwell's Theory of Electromagnetism: A changing electric field generates a magnetic field of a strength that is proportional to the change in the E field.(Ampere's Law). A changing magnetic field generates an electric field of a strength that is proportional to the change in the B field. (Faraday's Law)..
Lightarrow's sums must be right. (He IS pretty reliable in this direction)SO there is a problem with my interpretation of the energy flow in a wave.No one has argued with my idea that all other waves consist of PE and KE variations which are in phase quadrature. So put me straight: is not the E field a potential form of energy and is not the B field a dynamic / kinetic form of energy?
The fact that they are transverse and spacially in quadrature makes the em different from other waves, I admit but em waves follow the general principle of phase quadrature when guided by a wire / wires / waveguide so what is the difference, once they get launched into space (or a medium; it all can't change just because you have the occasional molecule of air in the way)?Help me with the physical interpretation of this - there must be one which can reconcile my misgivings - unless the in-phase idea is wrong (god I would so like it to be wrong! Just think of all the experts being gutted! Even Lightarrow!!!)
I think that I have the solution to the problem of phase. Light arrow has not quite completed the analysis. He has shown that the electric fields and magnetic fields stay in the same phase with respect ot each other but he has not proved exactly what that phase is (There is always a constant in the integration ) to do that you have to go back to the original equations to determine the constant. If you do that you will find that is where the phase difference lies.
lightarrow, I am aware of the mathematical formulation of the two laws that I referred to. They mean exactly what I said, except that I didn't mention that the fields that these changes in E or B create are in a direction perpindicular to the direction of the wave's propagation (if the left was nablaE or nablaB then the fields generated by the changing fluxes would be in the same direction as c). I took it as a given that the fields were perpindicular to the direction of propagation as light is a transverse wave. I know that your calculations are correct (they appear many different places and I have taken the time to check the math, assuming that rot(rotV))=grad(divV)-nabla2V is true, they work out), my problem is that this solution seems to be just as infallible as yours, yet only one can be right.Does anybody see what's wrong here?
Lightarrow...What is your reaction to the 'conservation of energy flow' idea? To me, that sounds like a clincher. It applies to all other sorts of wave, so why not em waves?


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Hydrogen bonding carries information about solutes and surfaces over significant distances in liquid water. The effect is synergistic, directive and extensive. Thus, in the diagram opposite, strong hydrogen-bonding in molecule (1), caused by solutes or surfaces, will be transmitted to molecules 2 and 3, then to 5 and 6 and then as combined power to 8. The effect is reinforced by additional polarization effects and the resonant intermolecular transfer of O-H vibrational energy, mediated by dipole-dipole interactions and the hydrogen bonds [142]. Reorientation of one molecule induces corresponding motions in the neighbors. Thus solute molecules can 'sense' (for example, affect each other's solubility) each other at distances of several nanometers and surfaces may have effects extending to tens of nanometers. This long range correlation of molecular orientation has recently been confirmed using hyper-Rayleigh light scattering [152] and is a reason for the high dielectric constant of water and the consequential reduction in this dielectric constant as the temperature is raised and the number of hydrogen bonds is reduced [239].
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"I believe consciousness is a type of trans-Turing computation (hypercomputation)"
I believe quite the contrary: the qualia (the aware percept itself, or that which is 'mental' in/about our mind) is of a completely different nature from a computation or from what we currently call 'physical' .I find it hard to believe quantum mechanics is not directly involved in consciousness.
I propose quantum brain dynamics are required for consciousness to exist as a "hypercomputation" - a coherent energy transfer inside neurons during synaptic exocytosis.
And how mental qualities, i.e. the redness of red, the subjective character of the experience, that 'is-ness' character of an aware percept, arises from a computation or from a quantum energy transfer?
From a computation to a qualia (or a mental quality) I see a fundamental disconnect as if they are of a fundamental different essence. Hyper or not hyper a computation can be understood in terms of mechanical steps using a recursion Then why aren't we machines without minds or zombies?
As far as I know a quantum computation is simply a Turing computation on a massively parallel scale. There is nothing in principle different in a quantum computer from a classical one except that a quantum computer can be thought as containing very many classical computers working in parallel ; that is all, no extra miracle here; there is no magic in quantum computations.Let's say one can solve an exponential problem in polynomial time with a quantum algorithm. How this generate an aware percept, the redness of red, the qualia?
I think quantum coherence induce synaptic exocytosis: Coherent quantum vibrations in microtubulesgenerates consciousness inside neurons.
The non-locality of conscious experience generates neuronal entropy.
A hypercomputation or trans-Turing computation can process non-computable conscious experience at the quantum level: In essence, the brain hypercomputation capacity is beyond artificial intelligence!
But the original question remain untouched: How something like a subjective experience arises from an objectively observable physical process. Changing the scale won't help; the hard question stubbornly persists. You are using concepts like "quanum cohenece, quantum vibrations, etc'. These physical processes do not explain consciousness any more or any less than the classical processes of neuronal network working. Actually in the classical working of NN we can have an understanding of a circuitry and something mechanistic to work with, but in "statement like quantum coherence explain consciousness" there is NOTHING explanatory how that actually happen.
What do you mean by 'non-locality'. Such statements at best hide the original problem with unclear wording.For your information: Science used to work quite the opposite: it starts from crystal clear and unambiguous operational definition of the concepts.
QuoteA hypercomputation or trans-Turing computation can process non-computable conscious experience at the quantum level: In essence, the brain hypercomputation capacity is beyond artificial intelligence! Nonsense. I can only ask myself: Is an understanding of statements like above even possible?===To me a more honest answer, is that QM may be involved in the working of the brain in 2 ways: i) efficient energy transport and ii) quantum computations, none of which explain how mental side arises and none of which was proven experimentally. HOWEVER, currently there is no scientific understanding how QM (or any other physical process) could possible generate the inner experience (or mental-like qualities).
It is unclear to me if there is any reason whatsoever to use the word 'non-locality' in the context of a rational discussion about consciousness....
While QM may appear to address some of the issues of "free will" which are not easily explained by purely classical mechanics, I don't see how it explains "experience"
The brain isn't a computer; it's a *feeling* machine. The likelihood of a neutron firing has more to do with the ambient chemo-electric field than a particular tunnelling event, i would suggest.
Biological systems are beyond classical hypercomputation:
Why assert the ground of biological hyper-computation before you've considered the possibility of meaningful communication by prophetic vision?


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Isobel Morgan is a romance novelist with a drinking habit and an imaginary boyfriend. Nothing strange here.
I blame Jane Austen. Her notions of unrestrained romance taught me to hope that I too would get everything I desired in a man. He would bound into my bedchamber, incandescently handsome and aloof, and chastise me for setting his previously lukewarm heart alight. He would tell me he could not do without me, and I must certainly be his wife. But my youth is running away from me, and the dawning reality seems to have destined me to a quixotic end of chain smoking and hideous pastel cardigans. The hope of my own fairy tale ending is fast becoming a terribly tragic piece of fiction, left on an ugly chipboard bookshelf, gathering dust. She never lied about this, we and our mothers were all aware but happy to think otherwise. Today, the ideas I had about a future so desirous are wanton at best. Today of all days, it seems I am more pathetic than usual. Perhaps, I am only destined to put my love of love into fantasy to fool others, as a settlement for the cruel disservice which has been done to me. And then, on one uneventful day, some unfortunate person accidentally discovers the truth – that I, a lonely destroyer, did not die of a broken heart like all the heroines before my pen, but a heart that nobody broke at all.
"You're procrastinating, aren't you?" He speaks.
"Now is really not the best time" I say, pounding away at the keyboard. I really feel like I'm onto something, like in twenty cigarettes and a bottle of wine's time I could reach enlightenment.
"You'll be late." Sigh. If it wasn't for me you wouldn't exist. I butt out and swallow the last of my liquid courage, and dare to take one last look in the mirror before heading to the apocalypse. I doubt my choice of outfit, but then again I doubt that it will matter.
Ripley State High welcomes you, Senior class of 1999, to your ten year reunion!Kill me, just kill me. The ugly banner looms above the much uglier beige doors. I remember this place all too well. Glancing around the car park I am disgusted by the flood of four wheel drives and the trophy wives parking them. People are scampering towards the trap door like the rat runners they were destined to turn into. And my lighter just ran out of gas. Fucking fantastic.
"Need a light, Morgan?" Oh holy Jesus. I have no chance to speak before William "Flasher" Norton fires up the cigarette hanging out of my mouth. He smiles that annoying, wicked smile of his, and shuffles up the stairs with the rest of them, only stopping for a second to give me a patronising wink.
"He seems nice." He speaks again.
"Don't start" I say. He gives me a conceding nod and we ascend to my certain doom. The music pounds through the foundations, trying to repel the tacky decorations from the walls they have been so clumsily stuck to. Maybe the building has more taste than I thought?
"Isobel?!" she squeals. Fuck me. "Isobel Morgan, I knew that was you!" she exclaims. Who are you again, wench? "Tracey, Tracey Porter! Well it's Tracey Cassel now..." she practically shoves her wedding ring up my nose. "And who are you here with?" My date is easily the most handsome in the room. He's tall, dark and magnificent, with brown eyes and a thousand yard stare. Too bad I'm the only one who can see him. Tracey looks around the room for a man she knows isn't there. Tracey. Tracey. I've always hated that name.
"I came alone" I mumble. She gives me a forced look of pity. I don't sport with my intelligence by continuing the impending conversation, and make the standard bathroom excuse my reason for leaving. I swear I can see Flasher in my peripherals, smirking. I beeline for the bar.
"You shouldn't have let her speak to you like that."
"And what was I supposed to do?" I spit. "Introduce her to my imaginary boyfriend from the nineteenth fucking century?" The bartender looks slightly surprised at my animated conversation with no one, but in his line of work I'd imagine this is perfectly normal. I motion for a glass of anything alcoholic and he obliges.
"You haven't changed." That condescending tone leaves me in no doubt as to who it is. Begrudgingly, I turn around and accept my fate.
"Flasher" I say, sarcastically. "Who let you grow up?" He smiles, and notions for another drink.
"So I hear you're a writer, Morgan." He carefully takes a sip, while keeping his laughing gaze fixed on my abhorrent one. I nod. I swallow. I tap my glass for a refill. "You write romance novels, is that right Morgan?" He smiles again, with the anticipation of my answer.
"Right." I manage to say through my drink. "I write under a pseudonym though, so I can't imagine how you'd know that, unless of course you have a burning desire to read about quivering members" I say. Flasher is just one of those people who can pierce you with his tone; every word he speaks drips with causticity, but his eyes speak otherwise. He smiles at me and my cheeks start burning. I take a gulp and then he's gone.
"We're leaving" I say, slamming down my empty glass. The bartender looks confused. "I... I'm leaving. Er... goodbye" I stammer, and practically throw myself towards the door.
"Are you just going to leave without introducing me to anyone?" he says. Tonight, my imaginary friend has a sense of humour.
I wipe the steam from the mirror and stare at my blurred reflection. Ever since my seven minutes of reunion which shall now be referred to as hell, I've felt like a stupid analogy. My perfect man stands behind me, admiring the reflection I deem disgusting.
"What's the matter?" He speaks.
"Do you think romance is stupid?" I ask.
"I think a writer should be able to come up with a better word than stupid." he replies.
"Don't overestimate me" I smirk. It seems my social engagements as of late bear a consistently daunting theme. Tonight, I meet with my editor for the first time. I've never met with an editor, face to face. They've always been mysterious entities locked away in ivory towers, communicating via email with frustrated CAPITALS.
I get to the restaurant with no minutes to spare. My expectations of this night are even lower than before. A waitress with an unnecessarily high pitched voice seats me, but I wave her away before she can get me as excited about the soup of the day as she is. My hands are cold and clammy, and I shove them under my jeans to avoid fidgeting with the condiments.
"Relax" he says.
"I don't mean to be rude, my darlinghallucination," I whisper through clenched teeth. "But if you could just remain silent for one evening while I try desperately to hold on to some sort of professional integrity, well, that would just be lovely".
"Morgan." My interior monologue is interrupted by a familiar voice. Flasher is standing by my table, grinning like an idiot. "Who are you talking to?" he asks inquisitively.
"The menu" I stutter. Real good answer, psycho.
"Mind if I take a seat?" he asks, moving into the booth without waiting for my answer.
"Actually, I'm waiting for someone" I say.
"You got a hot date, Morgan?" He's grinning wider now.
"Yeah" I say casually, like it's a regular occurrence. Flasher looks at me for too long, smiling that smile of his. I glance around the table for a blunt object, but before I have found my weapon he adds, "Well we'll just get right down to it, before your hot date arrives." He plops my manuscript on the table. You have got to be kidding me.
"You're my editor" I say, not quite believing this universal joke.
"Yep" He opens up the manuscript. This cannot end well.
"Would you excuse me, for just a moment?" I say, as politely as my insanity will allow. Flasher obliges with a casual wave. In five seconds flat, I'm in the ladies toilet, preparing myself for a trip to the panic station.
"What are you doing?" He speaks. Okay, so I should probably have explained this before. Flasher and I, we sort of have a history, albeit an over-dramatised teenage one. Long story short, he wrote me a letter in senior year, along the lines of feelings and intentions of my accompanying him to our school formal. His words stood alone on a page with no inflection to influence them, and without his physical performance of double meanings, I almost thought it was a nice gesture.
"But I didn't believe him," I stammer. "I thought it was a joke. I ignored him. He took somebody else. End of story." And I'm twenty-seven years old, sitting in a crummy public toilet cubicle, having a cry about a boy I stood up in high school. Get a grip.
"Sorry about that" I say, taking my seat. Flasher gives me an odd look before replying.
"No problem," he smiles. We share an awkward look, before finding the table a far more suitable object to stare at. Flasher clears his throat. "The first thing I want to discuss are your characters," he says. "Namely, your perfect man, Henry." I exchange glances with my imagination. Flasher could have no idea that Henry was sitting opposite him. "Who is he, really?"
"What do you mean" I ask.
"Is he anything more than a thinly veiled version of Mr. Darcy?" he says, smirking.
"He's dignified, intelligent, generous..." I am cut off by a scoff. "Charming and gallant," I continue. "Qualities in a man youwould probably know not of" I say in defence.
"That was below the belt" he smirks.
"Look, I don't feel I need to justify him to you" I say, slightly miffed.
"I just need you to consider the fact that a) this character has been done to death, and b) he doesn't exist."
"He has a point." Henry says.
"He does not have a point!" I exclaim. I am too worked up to realise that I just openly spoke to thin air. Flasher eyes widen to the size of saucers.
"Who are you talking to?" he leans forward, with an almost frightened tone.
"What?" I look around, quickly coming to the conclusion that I should probably think of an escape plan, before Flasher dials the white-coats. "No one, what?" I'm stuttering. "Sorry, I'm just, I'm just..." Think, Morgan, think! "I'm just a bit drunk that's all." I blurt out.
"I'm going to go" he says, and reaches for his coat. I swear he almost looks upset.
"No, wait! Please," I grab his arm, and speaking in a hurried but low voice, I do the best to convince my editor to a) not leave thinking I'm an alcoholic deadbeat novelist with my head so far up Austen's arse I can't tell where she ends and I begin and b)... I don't have one. But I know I don't want him to leave. "Please just, sit, sit down, let me explain." He crosses his arms, and looks at me like I'm back in the principals office. I look into those expectant eyes and wish for that smile of his to return. His eyes are moving right through me and my cheeks are officially nuclear. I can do nothing but smile like an idiot. Flasher smirks a little, and I see him take a gulp of air. I liken this feeling of mutual breathlessness to potential heart failure or the flirtation between the salt and pepper shakers.
"Do you like my cardigan?" I say, rather dumbly. There's that smile. Shit, just what I need.


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Thomas opened the trunk of the car and gave the woman Annalisa's suitcase, and opened the passenger door.
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"Well alright, but only to see how it is…then we can go home." She told him swatting at his hand as she slowly left the car. Pulling her fur coat tightly around her shoulders, she narrowed her eyes at the house. Thomas began leading her towards the front doors, Annalisa moved as slowly as her aching hips would allow. Eventually, she crossed the threshold and bit her lip. The front entrance was beautifully decorated with lavish flower arrangements and paintings along the egg-white walls. Standing before a large oak desk was Dr. Sharma, a stunning Indian woman in a power-suit. She smiled at the sight of Annalisa.
"There you are, Mrs. Graeme!" she beamed. Annalisa crossly sighed and muttered.
"Its Ms. Dear, my husband died two years ago, and I certainly don't need you reminding me!" Dr. Sharma blushed and smoothened her blouse.
"Right, I'm sorry Ms. Graeme." She nodded politely to Thomas. "Would you like me to give you a tour?" Annalisa rolled her eyes, and began to follow Dr. Sharma. They stopped in front of a large room filled with tables and windows, where many of the residents were sitting, eating breakfast, and chatting with one another. "This, Ms. Graeme, is the dining room."
"Boy that's obvious, wouldn't have guessed that in years!" Annalisa replied hotly. Deep, bellowing laughter arose from one corner of the dining room, where a cheerful man in a purple bathrobe and pyjamas sat. He gave Annalisa a hearty wink and returned to his meal. Dr. Sharma politely forced a grin and proceeded to lead Annalisa and Thomas down a hallway past another room where an aerobics class was taking place.
"We'll just go up a flight of stairs to your room." Dr. Sharma said with a pleasant smile. "If stairs are any trouble for you, we have this." Annalisa stopped dead and looked from her to Thomas. At the foot of the stairs was a lift with bright pink cushions.
"If you think I'm going to let that touch my arse, you've got another thing coming lady!" was what she wanted to say, but she held her tongue and proceeded to climb the stairs with ease. Annalisa's room was the third door on the right. It wasn't huge, but it wasn't cramped either. The wallpaper was bright peach with white flowers, and the carpet was thick and soft. The bed looked neat and cozy, and the wooden dresser was decorated with doilies. Sunlight poured through the window and there was another door leading to what Annalisa assumed was the bathroom.
"Looks nice, doesn't it, mom?" Thomas whispered. Annalisa shrugged and took a few steps inside. The air smelled like lilac scented freshener. Cheap Annalisa thought. "You'll be alright here, really." His words provided no comfort whatsoever.
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"She's right, you need to come back inside." Annalisa almost shook her head, but she suddenly began to feel quite dizzy. Taking Thomas' hand she was helped back inside and found herself on the plush mattress of her bed. "Are you alright?"
Annalisa began to laugh, covering her face with her hands. "I'm not dead, Tommy." Dr. Sharma sighed and walked towards the door.
"I'll have to put locks on, Ms. Graeme." She said. Annalisa sat up slowly and held up a hand.
"No, I won't try it again." With you watching she thought, suppressing a grin. Thomas rubbed his temples and stood up.
"You'll be alright, I'll call you in the morning, ok?" Annalisa frowned, but didn't protest. She knew she wouldn't be able to change his mind. Thomas hugged her gently and excused himself from the room.
"Are you hungry, Ms. Graeme?" Asked Dr. Sharma. "Most of our residents will be finished breakfast by now, but there's plenty left over if you feel like it." She didn't want any, but she didn't want to be cooped up in her room either. So she followed Dr. Sharma down to the dining room, which was much less busy than it was earlier. Annalisa helped herself to a slice of toast and bacon with some tea and sat at an empty table in the far corner of the room. While she nibbled at her food, she looked out at the gardens from one of the large windows. She almost didn't notice that someone had sat next to her.
"Pen tells me you climbed out your window." Said a low voice. Annalisa gave a startled cough and stared at the man who had winked at her earlier. He was her age, or, at least he looked close to it, and had a trimmed, wispy beard and green, owl-like eyes.
"I…I may have. Who's Pen?" The man chuckled and helped himself to a piece of bacon.
"Penelope. lives in the room next to yours. She hasn't left it since I can remember."
"Then how did she tell you?" Annalisa asked quietly.
"Well she's..." he seemed to frown for a second before continuing. "We're friends, I was visiting her." Annalisa was about to ask him another question before a plump woman with a large mole stood by them, handing Annalisa a little cup with a pill.
"Dr. Sharma says you take this at breakfast." Annalisa quickly swallowed the pill and handed the cup back to the woman who left. The man smiled at Annalisa.
"What've you got? It's lemon and pollen for me, puff up like a sheep!" he said, puffing his cheeks with air and widening his eyes.
"What?" Annalisa asked, tilting her head as the man exhaled.
"Allergies, that's what that was wasn't it?" He asked, still smiling.
"Oh, that. Well my allergy is pretty unavoidable." When the man opened his mouth to continue, she added hastily. "People, it's people."


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In 1953 when he was preparing to direct the world premiere of Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot, Roger Blin asked the playwright for a few pointers about its two heroes. "The only thing I'm sure of is that they're wearing bowlers," replied Beckett, cryptic and succinct as ever.
The playwright notoriously refused to be drawn on the characters of Vladimir and Estragon, just as he kept quiet on the meaning of the mysterious Godot and any details of the setting beyond "A country road. A tree. Evening."
Beckett did speak up when he thought that directors had got his play wrong however. A wave of all-female productions of Godot in the 1980s enraged him. In 1988, he took one Dutch theatre company to court over their version and when he lost the case, banned all productions of his plays in the Netherlands for three years. "Women don't have prostates," he said, referring to Vladimir's much-discussed and all-too-visible bladder problems in the play. Today, almost 25 years after his death, his words, and stage directions, remain untouchable.
That makes what is happening in a rehearsal room above the Arcola Theatre, in Dalston, east London, on a Thursday afternoon particularly surprising. The opening words are familiar – "Nothing to be done!" – but it looks different. Estragon is wearing a hefty pair of brown Timberland boots and wrestling with the plastic bag he has been sleeping under. Vladimir is limping across the stage in a pair of mustard-coloured Nike Air Max, with a record bag on his back. He is wearing a tweed flat cap. Later, Estragon will put on a baseball cap. There are no bowlers in sight.
This is a new, modern-day Waiting for Godot, and the two young men in the non-regulation hats are Tom Stourton and Tom Palmer, aka the sketch comedy act Totally Tom. The duo are best known for their regular backstage skits on BBC3's sketch showcase Live at the Electric and their web miniseries, High Renaissance Man, about a posh-but-dim Bristol student, which has almost half a million hits on YouTube. Both aged 26, they are making their professional theatre debuts at the Arcola.
They follow in a long line of illustrious Didis and Gogos, including Geoffrey Rush and Mel Gibson, Nathan Lane and John Goodman, and, most recently, Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart. "There would be no point in putting it on in traditional style now," says Palmer. "If we're going to do it, we're going to do it with a new spin, rather than think about the long narrative of famous actors who have done it before."
They are playing Vladimir and Estragon as a couple of modern-day tramps or "washed-up drifters". The flyer shows them sporting Adidas tracksuit bottoms, hoodies and five-day stubble. "The sad truth is that the life expectancy for rough sleepers these days is something like 42 years old," says Palmer. "The idea of the 1950s French countryside wayfarer who is 70 or 80 doesn't fit a contemporary setting." As for who Godot is – "We're having a miserable time on the streets, we're starving, we're ill and for us Godot just represents someone who is going to give us a job or some comfort of some kind."
The production is directed by Simon Dormandy, former head of Drama at Eton College, where he gave Eddie Redmayne, Tom Hiddleston and Harry Lloyd, among others, their first roles. He also taught Stourton and Palmer. After school, they kept in touch: Dormandy advised on their first Edinburgh show and, formerly an actor with the RSC, played a cameo in High Renaissance Man. When he had the idea for a fresh, young Godot, it was his turn to call up his old pupils.
Co-dependent, dysfunctional, competitive, Vladimir and Estragon are a classic double act. Their pratfalls and farts, their overlapping dialogue and their swapping of hats come straight out of the music hall. Estragon/ Stourton is earthier, more physical, the fall guy, Vladimir/ Palmer smaller, more cerebral, the straight guy. It's a dynamic Totally Tom and generations of comedians before them know well. Barry Humphries and Peter O'Shaughnessy, Robin Williams and Steve Martin, Rik Mayall and Adrian Edmondson have all paired up for the play.
This is the first time that Vladimir and Estragon have been played by such young actors and it is something of a coup that the estate has agreed to it. Not a word of Beckett's has been changed, of course but the aim is to revitalise the classic for a new generation, "so it electrifies audiences today in the way it did in 1953", says Dormandy, as his assistant fiddles with the cattle prod that will stand in for Pozzo's whip.
"We're trying to release it from its 1950s symbolism. It is so often staged as a period piece with battered black suits and bowler hats. This is a new chapter in the play's life." Can two 26-year old comedians capture the bleak absurdity of Beckett's masterpiece? "Their youth adds potency to the play if we believe that they are very ill," says Dormandy. "These are young people who have lost everything and are on the edge of death. They are directionless, drifting." You don't need to be 80 years old to peer into the abyss, after all.
Stourton and Palmer met when they were 12 years old, and have been play-acting ever since. Neither are from theatrical families although Stourton's father is Edward Stourton, the BBC broadcaster, who has, apparently, "great taste in comedy. He always finds the good stuff funny."
Housemates at Eton they threw themselves into the school's drama scene, starring as Jesus and Judas in a rap version of Godspell ("I think people were laughing for mixed reasons…" says Palmer) and Dormandy's version of King Lear set in a SWAT team. They are part of a new wave of comedians – Humphrey Ker, Will Adamsdale and Alastair Roberts of Sheeps – to emerge from the school of late. "People have their reservations about how much Etonians can observe about real life, which is fair enough," says Stourton. "It's always mentioned in reviews – 'Totally Tom, brackets, two Etonians' – but I don't think it has held us back."
In fact, it probably helped to make High Renaissance Man the smash hit it was. They made the brilliantly observed short film in their second year at university – Palmer at Oxford, Stourton at Bristol. It went viral and they landed an agent before they had played a proper gig. In 2011 their first sketch show was nominated for an Edinburgh Comedy Award and they have made various comedy shorts, mainly riffing on the theme of daft posh boys, for the BBC, E4 (with Baby Cow) and Sky Atlantic since. Later this month Stourton will star in the new BBC3 sitcom Siblings but otherwise they work together, writing at the kitchen table in the flat they share in Stockwell, south London.
"You have to get used to writing a lot. There are hundreds of other white, middle-class guys pitching scripts every three seconds. You have to grow quite a thick skin," says Stourton.
For now, both are enjoying working on someone else's script for a change. "It's interesting, I don't know how funny it is. We've tried to be as honest as possible and not force it," says Stourton. "There's a lot of physical humour."
"You don't get to try it out like an Edinburgh show. So much of it you only figure out when you put it in front of someone else," adds Palmer. "The comforting thing is that we're not playing it as a big, frothy comedy. So if our jokes completely misfire we can just pretend that Beckett meant it that way." µ
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Why Mainland China Money Into Hang Seng Will Dwindle: Merrill
Bank of America Merrill Lynch's equity strategist David Cui, a China bear, thinks mainland Chinese investors will lose interest in the Hong Kong stock market as we approaches year-end.
Readers of this blog know that the Hang Seng rally seen this year has largely been engineered by mainland investors, who bought Hong Kong-listed stocks through the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect. They now account for about a quarter of Hong Kong market's turnover.
In a note published this week, Merrill's Cui asks what are the drivers of mainland money flow. He concluded that front running news on the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect, as well as expectations of an emerging markets bull run, are the two main drivers. Concerns over yuan depreciation and that the Hong Kong market has better valuations are not as relevant. And since we will have the Shenzhen stock connect soon, the front-running activities will go away. Cui wrote:
It seems to us that the most important driver of southbound flows has been news flows related to the Connect programs, i.e. when there was major news, the utilization rate tended to spike up. To phrase it another way, the onshore investors might have tried to front-run the eventual flows, in anticipation of the launch of the Connect programs. This partly explains why the A/H premium narrowed sharply leading up to the official launch of the Shanghai Connect in Nov 2014 and then snapped back quickly once the program officially opened.
It's also interesting to note that southbound traffic tended to accelerate when emerging markets in general did well, and particularly when A-shares performed poorly. As a result, in our view, another meaningful driver of southbound flows could be onshore investors' expectations of good performance by the HK market as a result of global investors' appetite for emerging markets, including China. This is counter-intuitive: most investors think southbound flows drove up HK market which attracted international flows; the reality could be the opposite.
Many cite Rmb devaluation expectation as a key driver. The evidence appears to be against this so far. When the devaluation expectation was the highest between Aug 2015 and Feb 2016, southbound utilization rate stayed fair low. The March-2015 surge in utilization rate occurred when Rmb was strengthening; and the recent two surges occurred when Rmb expectation was largely stable.


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"A true symbol
takes us to the center of the circle, not to another point on the
circumference. It is by symbolism that man enters effectively and
consciously into contact with his own deepest self…."
Thomas Merton
These works are
living symbols of my struggle to perceive the Transcendent. The
paintings themselves are symbols containing symbols pointing toward
this effort. I look to create fields of action or archetypal
landscapes in which this struggle takes place. This sacred space is
the sphere in which sacrifice, redemption, suffering, ecstasy,
obliteration and, ultimately, resurrection occur and effect
transformations in our being. This symbolic space is inside us and
outside us, it is cosmic and microcosmic; it is space itself.
I begin my paintings by taking found materials (twigs, leaves,
string, etc.) and attaching them to the canvas as textural support
to evoke an organic, naturally evolving, and perhaps chaotic
environment. Cuts and slashes etched into the surface express the
suffering brought about by what I can only call the Ordeal of
Transformation. The resulting composition though brought about by a
random and intuitive process arises out of a desire to give
structure (i.e., intellectual rigor, Cartesian Duality, Euclidean
rationality) to that experience, to codify it. We are pattern
seekers and it is partly this drive that allows us to perceive
radiance. It is a necessary though, perhaps, vain attempt to give
meaning to an experience that is itself only and has no inherent
Ultimately, this is what abstraction in art is about for me: it has
no inherent meaning. As in life, it is we who give meaning to it.
Art is an experience beyond but not exclusive of rational discourse.
It is felt. It is lived. What is important is the experience one has
in relationship to the work, not from what the work arises or to
what it might refer. These are works of aesthetic arrangement. They
are meant to be experienced by the wholeness of our being, not
merely interpreted by the mind.
Joseph Campbell wrote, "…the only true service of the proper artist
today will have to be to individuals: reattuning them to forgotten
archetypes…which have been lost." Though the concept of archetypal
themes is intellectual, the creation of the work itself is purely
instinctual. The idea of instinct in fusion with intellect interests
me. Synthesizing these two approaches, I hope to hold the viewer in
some sort of aesthetic arrest and, in turn, hope the viewer
experiences a deeper connection to that mystery we call being.
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only dead fish go with the flow.
I'm not good at:
messaging you first even if i'm interested.
balance (catching myself is a forte)
knowing what day it is, time in general
I would be here forever if i had to list allllll my favorite movies as well as music. Some of my favorite movies are Memento, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Back to the Future, Se7en, any psychological thriller.
Music: I go for anything with a dirty beat, depressed pop, underground rap, wierd indie, and sad dance music
For food I am eating healthier but the delicious whole foods way. Currently loving learning how to cook better.
laughing until no sound comes out
the five second rule
meeting strangers that have something in common with you
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- Beds: 3
- Total Rooms: 10
- New Construction: No
- Lot Area: 0.21
- Association Fee: $225
- Style: 1-Story
- Baths: 3 (Full: 2 3/4: 0 1/2: 1 Other: 0)
- Stories: 0
- Foreclosure: No
- Lot Size: 45X61X108X55X124
- County: Lake
- Year Built: 2001
- Status: Active with Contingency
- Parking Type Description: Attached 2 cars
- Total Square Footage: 2,044 ($146.28 per sq. foot)
- Estimated Annual Taxes: $9,781
- Subdivision: Carillon North
Additional Rooms Den, Recreation Room, Workroom
Age 11-15 Years
Air Conditioning Central Air
Appliances Dishwasher, Disposal, Dryer, Freezer, Microwave, Oven/Range, Refrigerator, Washer
Area Gages Lake / Grayslake / Hainesville / Third Lake / Wildwood
Area Amenities Clubhouse, Gated Entry, Pool, Sidewalks, Street Lights, Tennis Courts
Assessment Includes Clubhouse, Common Insurance, Exercise Facilities, Exterior Maintenance, Lawn Care, Pool, Security, Snow Removal
Attic Full, Unfinished
Basement Partial
Basement Bathrooms (Y/N) Yes
Basement Description Crawl, Partially Finished
Bath Amenities Double Sink, Separate Shower, Soaking Tub
Built Before 1978 (Y/N) No
Contingency Flag House to Close (72 Hr Kick-out)
Dining Room Combined w/ LivRm
Disability Access and/or Equipped Yes
Disability Access/Equipment Details 36 inch or more wide halls, Doors w/Lever Handles, Grab Bars in Bathroom(s)
Driveway Asphalt
Electricity 200+ Amp Service, Circuit Breakers
Equipment Ceiling Fan, CO Detectors, Humidifier, Sump Pump
Exposure N (North), S (South)
Exterior Building Type Vinyl Siding
Exterior Property Features Deck, Porch, Storms/Screens
Foundation Concrete
Garage Details Garage Door Opener(s), Transmitter(s)
Garage On-Site Yes
Garage Ownership Owned
Garage Type Attached
General Information Adult Community
Heat/Fuel Forced Air, Gas
Interior Property Features 1st Floor Bedroom, 1st Floor Full Bath, 1st Floor Laundry
Is Parking Included in Price Yes
Kitchen Type Eating Area-Table Space
Lot Description Landscaped Professionally
Lot Size Less Than .25 Acre
Master Association Fee No
Master Bedroom Bath Full
Other Bedrooms (Below Grade) - 0, Model - Palm Springs, Special Service Area - N, Tax Year - 2015, Total Full/Half Baths - 2.1, Township - Avon
Ownership Fee Simple w/ HO Assn.
Parking Garage
Possession Closing
Property Type Detached Single
Recent Rehab (Y/N) No
Roof Type Asphalt/Glass (Shingles)
Sale Terms Conventional, FHA, VA
Sewer Sewer-Public, Sewer-Storm
Special Assessments N
Style Of House Ranch
Tax Exemptions Homeowner, Senior
Type Detached 1 Story
Virtual Tour None
Water Public
Waterfront (Y/N) No
Bedroom 2 Main Level 10X10
Bedroom 3 Main Level 12X11
Den Main Level 11X11
Dining Room Main Level 16X10
Family Room Main Level 16X12
Kitchen Main Level 13X12
Laundry Room Main Level 12X8
Living Room Main Level 16X10
Master Bedroom Main Level 17X12
Recreation Rm Basement 39X21
Work Rm Basement 21X15
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Adria : Tidal Wave
When the damn old training guy finally got tired of me shooting water at dummies, he let me walk through the big shiny silver door at the back of the training room. It was really shiny, and I mean blind-a-person-in-the-sunlight kind of shiny. I touched it as I left, saluted the guy and shot a little fountain of water out of my hand as the door closed behind me. When I came out, I was standing in a dark alley way, near a dumpster. Not even sunlight shone here. So far, this Kingdom or Paradise or whatever it was supposed to be wasn't so fun.
My body tingled like it had when I'd fully changed to water, and I decided to try something. I changed into my solid water form again, but I let myself go, persay. I became a puddle on the ground, and I got to see the world from a cockroaches point of view.
"Cool," I said. About the puddle, not the cockroach, that'd just be weird!
My puddle-form-me flowed out of the alley way and into a small abandoned street, but at least there was sun. I was careful to avoid grates and sewer drains, wouldn't want to get caught down there! As I went down, I started to think of waves and big tidal waves and al of a sudden, I was a wave, crashing down the street. This was wicked cool.
"Another one!" I hear someone shout from the sky and I automatically go back into my human form, first forming a water form, then flesh. I look up, shielding the sun from my eyes and see two people standing on top of what appears to be some sor of steeple.
"Hi!" I say, waving. "Another what?"