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Reed's new president, John Kroger, took office today and has already been spotted at strategic campus locations like Eliot Circle, commons, and the Paradox Café, leather satchel in hand.
Personally, I'm excited about Kroger's presidency for three reasons. The first is his book Convictions, a look at his career as a federal prosecutor fighting mobsters, drug kingpins, and Enron executives. It's provocative, philosophical, confessional, and a cracking good read.
Continue reading Kroger Takes the Helm
Likening the internet to a tsunami, Reed College President Colin Diver warned the information wave that decimated daily newspapers now threatens undergraduate institutions. He offered a compelling look at the future of colleges like Reed in a June 2 speech entitled "Prix Fixe Education in an à la Carte World: The Impact of the Information Revolution on the Future of Liberal Arts Colleges." Following are excerpts from that speech at the Foster-Scholz Club and Annual Recognition Luncheon.
Continue reading Will Reed College Go the Way of Newspapers?
Six-inches high and stuffed with cotton, a griffin sits atop a few worn books stacked on the cluttered desk of Mike Teskey, director of alumni & parent relations. For years this figurine—a plush model of the mythical creature, half lion, half eagle, which Reed takes as its mascot—had fixed its glassy eye on Mike while he worked, and it must have made an impression, because when he walked into the office of the Portland Rose Festival representative to discuss what Reed's float would look like in the upcoming parade, Mike had the stuffed griffin in his hand.
The last time Reed entered a float in the Grand Floral Parade was in 1936. From time to time, alumni would broach the dream of returning to the parade, but like a lot of great ideas, they never got past the broaching stage. Then, at a centennial apple-pressing party in the canyon orchard, Mike struck up a conversation with Jon-Paul Davis '93 and mechanical wizard Rob Mack '93. Rob was the natural choice to spearhead the project; during his Reed days he turned an old Nissan into the infamous Mobile Outdoor Plush Super Upholstered Den (MOSPUD), a mobile beverage-distribution system that graced several Renn Fayres. Rob signed on as Reed's construction leader for the 2012 parade with just one demand: Reed would build the float.
Continue reading Reed Griffin is Rose Parade Royalty
The students at the Mechi Mahakali School in Nepal had just started a new pen pal program with schoolchildren in China. They had been writing emails to one another about themselves, their hobbies, and dreams. But all that ended suddenly in May, when the government bulldozed huts, houses, and other construction in order to evict landless squatters from illegal shanty towns in Kathmandu. Nearly 1,000 villagers were uprooted from their homes, and more than 250 squatter homes on the banks of the Bagmati River were demolished.
One of the first structures to be decimated by the police was the Mechi Mahakali school (MM). The school was the brainchild of Xeno Acharya '09, who used his McGill Lawrence grant after senior year, as well as the thousands of dollars raised through Reed and the Portland community, to build and fund the institution. The school, which had over 150 children, had been instrumental in forging connections between villagers and consolidating this once scattered area of refugees into a self-assured community. They had even proclaimed themselves as Paurakhi Gaun (or "diligent village" in Nepali). Erica Boulay '11, who volunteered at MM for a summer and still works actively to ensure its operation, was outraged at the brazen destruction.
"The kids and their mothers formed a human shield against the bulldozers," Erica recounted. "Children as young as seven were arrested and sent to jail. Although they were released, what did they do wrong? Is it a crime to be poor?"
Earlier, Prime Minister Baburam Bhattarai said that the government planned to provide Rs. 15,000 (approximately $168) to each landless family to provide for alternative accommodations. However, only 39 families have been identified by the government as genuine landless squatters. Those families who earlier refused to participate in the verification process have now been asked to fill out forms and cooperate with the government's eviction drive. Due to the uproar this eviction has caused, the drive to remove all landless squatters living along the river bank will resume only after the government has reviewed its action and the claims of those living along the banks to the land. Following the school's demolition, Xeno has been trying to keep the supplies that were rescued from the destruction dry, while also providing meals, clothing, and temporary shelter for MM students and their families.
Continue reading A School in Ruins
As the sun sets on a wet Friday afternoon, students painstakingly finish sawing the archaic log in half. Photos by Alexi Horowitz '13.
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Sawdust flew, chips piled up on the ground, and a sweet piney scent permeated the air as the crosscut gnashed its way through the log. The tree was a Douglas fir that had presided over the Great Lawn, right behind the softball backstop, for 130 years. As the story goes, the 100-foot tree fell during the snowy winter of '09, exposing the decayed roots that caused its downfall.
But the tree's story was not over. Marie Perez '12 got the idea to craft a bench out of a giant section of the trunk. She and other Reedies undertook the mammoth task of using a four-foot crosscut saw (old-timey two-person logging saw) to cut the log in half. Students were invited every evening of finals week to put their studying on hold and come out to the west parking lot to help slice the wood. Over 40 students and staff members turned out to help fashion the trunk into a (very) solid bench for all to sit on. It took about 17 hours of solid sawing to completely halve the log.
Continue reading Students Build Bench out of Fallen Doug Fir
Reunions 2012 traveled backward and forward through time at the Fanfayre ceremony celebrating outstanding alumni, staff, and faculty.
John Sheehy '82 presented his the epic oral history of Reed College, Comrades of the Quest, an volume of "almost biblical" dimensions that was, he said, the closest thing Reed has to scripture. Despite its size, he noted that the "director's cut" would be about 30-percent longer: "Reedies appear almost incapable of expressing themselves in a single sentence when a full paragraph—or a full dissertation—will do just as well."
Continue reading Fanfayre honors history and achievement
The Douglas F. Cooley Memorial Art Gallery was packed to the rafters last week as alumni from many eras came together in a hush of anticipation to witness a unique occasion--the unveiling of the French double harpsichord created by professor Nicholas Wheeler '55 [physics 1963-2010] over a span of 26 years, and showcased during Reunions '12: Reedfayre.
Nick became fascinated by the harpsichord (the distinguished ancestor of the piano) while playing at a concert his freshman year at Reed and resolved to build his own some day. He finally began work many years later, in August 1985, when he was A.A Knowlton Professor of Physics. While the bulk of the carpentry and metalwork were completed in the two years that followed, the venture languished for two decades when his teaching and other things took greater precedence. Nick was not able to put finishing touches on the instrument until after his retirement in 2010, after 47 years of service.
"This is a Reed instrument and its first public appearance. It's something I've fantasized about for 60 years," Nick remarked. Returning students and friends continued to ask over the years when and if the project would ever be finished. "It is a doubt which I confess, I sometimes shared: it gave me anxiety because I did not want to leave to my heirs the problem of figuring out how to dispose of a stringless box that looked like a harpsichord, but was unplayable." However friends, such as professor Kathleen Worley, [theatre 1985-] helped along the way by picking up some gold-dipped hardware and wood scrapers.
Continue reading A Five-Octave Finale
Reed's presidential history, like that of the college itself, is a history of paradoxes.
This was the argument of trustee and historian John Sheehy '82 in his lecture "The Presidents of Reed" at Reunions 2012. The central paradox of Reed, he said, is the combination of academic conservatism with cultural progressivism. This has given birth over the years to such quandaries as Reed's historically high attrition rate (as students struggled to impose the self-discipline required for intellectual freedom) to ongoing debates like faculty pay equity or marijuana use on campus.
These conflicts, though, have by no means held Reed back. Instead, Sheehy said, "the only way to move forward was to work within the paradoxes." The Honor Principle was one example of this, occupying the "middle ground" between rules and anarchy. In the end, it has been how well each president has embraced the Reed paradox that has determined his success.
Continue reading Paradox Embraced: A History of Reed Presidents
Dimly lit pathways, dusty pipes, graffiti, and intense humidity. At Reed, that could mean one place on campus—the steam tunnels.
One of the attractions during Reunions: Reedfayre '12 was a tour of Reed's mysterious steam tunnels by the Physical Plant's own Steve Yeadon. The labyrinthine route, which made one feel like Indiana Jones on a dangerous mission, started from the basement of Physical Plant, where two gigantic boilers (usually fired by gas, but sometimes by oil, if gas is too expensive) generate the steam that gives the tunnels their purpose.
The tour then wound its way through the depths of Reed, as visitors took care not to bump into the cobwebbed walls or pipes. The abundant graffiti on the pipes, preserved through the years (because as one alum mentioned, the pipes were the only things not whitewashed over for commencement every year), proved highly entertaining.
Continue reading Sweating It out in the Steam Tunnels
As an alumnus of both Reed and Willamette Week (where I worked as a reporter for many years), I was fascinated by WW's recent cover story about John Kroger, our next president.
The story, written by Pulitzer Prize winner Nigel Jaquiss, got a lot of stuff right. Kroger's colorful past as marine, professor, and mafia prosecutor comes through strong and clear, as does Reed's reputation as an intellectual powerhouse. Moreover, WW gives us an insider's view into several fascinating political scuffles.
Continue reading Politics or Principles?
The final Hum 110 lecture of the year is one of Reed's longstanding rites of passage. After eight long months of Homer, Plato, and Sophocles, freshlings often feel a little rowdy—and the fact that the lecture typically takes place on the Friday of Renn Fayre only amplifies the sense of mischief. (One year several students actually removed their clothes during the lecture.)
In 2003, professor Jan Mieszkowski [German 1997–] volunteered to give the last lecture on St. Augustine's Confessions, a duty he reprised until 2011 when the syllabus was revised. (St. Augustine may belong to the ages, but he no longer belongs to Hum 110.)
Professor Mieszkowski delivered the lecture, by turns provocative, funny, and profound, at Reunions 2012 to an audience of appreciative alumni.
Continue reading Laughing without Lips: the Last Lecture
By Angie Jabine '79
Vegetarian banh mi, ice-brewed coffee, salted watermelon, and a luscious Imperial Black Saison beer were just a few of the delicacies that drew throngs of alumni to Gastronomy Northwest at Reedfayre '12. For two hours, the student union was packed solid with Reedies vying for sips and samples, while taking care not to tread on various toddlers underfoot.
Continue reading Grazing at Gastronomy Northwest
After more than 75 years' absence, a Reed College float will once again join the Portland Rose Festival's Grand Floral Parade, taking place this Saturday, June 9.
Reed first entered a float into the Rose Parade in 1936; although Reedies have played many important roles in the festival since, our beloved institution has never again been represented by its own float.
Continue reading Griffin to Make Triumphant Return to Rose Parade
When people come to Gary Rogowski '72 with questions about making a living as a woodworker, he sets them straight.
"It's a terrible way to make a living," he says. "You want to drive a Porsche? Forget it. But it's a great way to live."
Throughout Reunions week, Gary led visiting alumni on tours of his studio in an elegant, old industrial building in Southeast Portland. Amidst the smells of wood, the scratch of sandpaper, and walls lined with hand drills, Japanese pull saws, and clamps, guests posed question about such things as wood pegs versus nails.
Continue reading The Magic Hand Plane
The bright May morning was filled with enthusiasm and laughter, as family and friends descended on campus to celebrate Reed's 98th Commencement with the 288 members of the class of 2012 under the majestic white tent on the Great Lawn.
The ceremony began to the rousing (or as one senior commented: "awful") sound of bagpipes. Graduating seniors applauded faculty members who guided them during their time at Reed. In an act of symmetry and acclaim, the graduates were then applauded by their professors after they had collected their shiny new diplomas.
In his last commencement speech, President Colin Diver poked fun at graduating with Reed on the "10-year plan." He was surprised nonetheless, when Don Berg '12 shouted from the audience that he had gone to Reed on the 25-year plan. (Don first arrived on campus in 1986!)
Continue reading Class of '12 Unleashed
Fractals, the bizarre geometrical shapes that undergird natural phenomena from snowflakes to lightning bolts, have been discovered in a new and striking location: the synapses of the brain.
In a recent paper, professor Richard Crandall '69 [physics 1978–] and colleagues at the Reed Center for Advanced Computation found intricate fractal patterns in synapses in the somatosensory neocortex of a mouse brain.
Continue reading Reed Prof Finds Fractal Geometry in Mouse Cortex
Grand, Band, Sand, Land, Gland: all words that contain the right letters but the wrong sound, as Zach Barron '12 discovered to his dismay on last Monday's Wheel of Fortune.
The agonizing video of Zach's bonus round gaffe—in which he reached the right answer a second after the buzzer—has gone viral in the last few days:
Continue reading Ordeal of Fortune
For more than 100 years, Reed students have written papers, conducted physics experiments, and even occasionally danced to the sound of jazz. Now a new generation is clamoring for its turn in the spotlight at a storied music club next week.
The Reed College Jazz Ensemble will perform at Jimmy Mak's on Tuesday, May 8, from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. The legendary Mel Brown Septet, with Gordon Lee (Reed's jazz coach) on piano, follows the Reed bands. There will be a $3 cover for the Reed bands and a $6 cover for Mel Brown Septet.
Lee had this to say about how the Reed jazz ensembles have grown exponentially (from two to four) over the last three years: "There is a hunger for these young people to express themselves musically through the American discipline of jazz. There is hope for the future!"
Continue reading Reedies jazz it up
Fashion isn't the only 1980s cultural iconography recently spotted on the Reed campus: on Wednesday, Richard Simmons made a Gray Fund-sponsored appearance to motivate and inspire the Reed community during reading week.
Simmons spent the first part of the day roaming around campus in his short-shorts and sequined top, dishing out hugs, kisses, and compliments to students, faculty, and staff. (Sadly, I hear that President Diver was out of the office when Richard dropped by.) By shortly before 3 p.m., Simmons was outside the sports center greeting people who were dresseed in their workout best and and ready to hit the gym for a straight-out-of-the-late-twentieth century aerobics routine.
Witty and self-effacing, Simmons worked the crowd a bit before heading up on stage to get the aerobicizing started. Simmons's love of people, life, and exercise shone through everything he said and did; he was euphoric in the presence of hundreds of participants and buoyed by the tunes blaring out of the sound system. He ribbed the folks who chose to watch rather than dance, worked in a centennial joke, and scoffed at those who couldn't touch their toes during the stretching exercises. Participants waved their arms, grapevined, kicked, and strutted. Simmons invited a wide-ranging selection of people up on stage to dance with him, encouraging men to doff their shirts and everyone to be proud of their participation. So strong was the positive vibe in the room that I don't think it was possible to walk through the door without cracking a smile and breaking out the jazz hands.
Continue reading Workin' It with Richard Simmons
Deafening drums, sky-towering stilt-walkers and heart-rending Broadway numbers exhilarated the Reed community on April 20 at the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall on the 20th anniversary of the Gray Fund.
Since its establishment in 1992, the Gray Fund has brought together students, faculty, and staff in a range of activities—from hot air balloon rides, to sailing down the Columbia River, to attending the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. Events are free of charge and substance-free, allowing all members of the Reed community to participate. It has been 20 years since Betty Gray gave $2,000,000 to Reed so that the students, in her husband's words, "could have some fun." Her generosity was celebrated in style at the Schnitz as part of Reed's ongoing Centennial.
The revelries started off with a bang—literally—when MarchFourth, the boisterous Portland marching band, started playing in the commons quad. They led students in a parade across campus to Eliot Circle, where students boarded yellow school buses to go downtown to the Schnitz and to get first pick of the seats in the auditorium.
Continue reading Gray Fund Turns 20 (gasp!)
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Rhodina (pronounced roh - DEE - nuh) is a partner in Paper Mario: The Diamonds of Virtue. She is a green Squeek with blond hair and a barette. Rhodina is a former aviatrix who sees a rival in Ms. Mowz in terms of thieving treasure; however, she does not have a crush on Mario.
Default attack: Plane Summon
Description: Causes an airplane owned by Rhodina to crash into an enemy.
Action command: Line up the two cursors.
Weaknesses: Does relatively low damage.
Default attack: Summoned Bomber
Description: Causes Rhodina's plane to appear and bomb all enemies.
Action command: Press B while the orange line is in the green area (for each enemy. If you think it sounds easy, that line is a bit quick).
Weaknesses: None.
Level A attack: Love Drain
Description: Steals HP from an enemy and adds it to Rhodina's.
Action command: Hold the control stick to the right until the diamond icon lights up.
Weaknesses: Fire
Level S attack: Confusion
Description: Flashes a bright light so enemies become confused.
Action command: Press and release A with perfect timing.
Weaknesses: None.
Experience in Book IV
In Book IV, Rhodina lashes out and tries to defeat Quartz. However, Quartz actually kills Rhodina with her SwordBeam. This further motivates Mario and his partners to foil the plans of Corundum and Quarts.
What's funny is that after you defeat the bosses and you decide to play in your completed file, Rhodina, in her living body, is still following you around.

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to appreciate this video you need to think back to the days of riding the school bus with sexy girls, and how loud they chew gum... wishing it was your cock :)
dayumnn! how hot is doing bubbles with the bubble gum , , rofl XD hahahaha
Wtf is this? Such a disappointment... you could of let her strip....but YESH we can this disgusting gum? Not cool :L
Probably 90% of all teenage girls do this with their gum on the bus, nothing special.
Most stupid thing, I've ever seen! Saudumm, langweilig und gar nicht sexy!
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Skip to comments.Lockheed Martin Rolls Out Final F-22 Raptor
Posted on 12/13/2011 11:28:39 AM PST by NormsRevenge
MARIETTA, Ga. , Dec. 13, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- The final Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT - News) F-22 Raptor rolled off the assembly line here today and was commemorated with a ceremony recognizing contributions from thousands of people associated with the design and construction of the Raptor fleet.
This F-22 Raptor (Lockheed Martin tail number 4195) now moves into production flight check and will deliver to the U.S. Air Force in 2012, completing the operational fleet at 187 jets.
"This event honors the many men and women of Team Raptor who have taken this plane from concept to reality," said Jeff Babione , vice president and general manager for Lockheed Martin's F-22 program. "For the last 17 years, regardless of the challenges, they always remained singularly focused, delivering the world's greatest fighter. Each Raptor from the first jet to last jet is a reflection of the dedication, hard work and professionalism of our workforce."
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F-35 or Bust, Baby!!
That's going to be a terrible waste to shut down that production line.Its not like the Air Force doesn't need that Aircraft.
Obama is a damn fool.
Keep the construction line in place, and the phone numbers of all the folks you lay off. January 2013 is rapidly approaching, and we need more of this aircraft.
The F35 may pan out. At the present, I'm not convinced of it.
We need a new aircraft, and the F22 is the go to unit.
Obama certainly is a fool. Though, Obama wasn't the one responsible for the horrific cuts in production. This was done by our former President and our wonderful Congress, RINO ball-less legislators included. He WOULD have cut them, but he didn't have to - it was done for him.
Certainly Australia, Japan, and South Korea should have been allowed to buy them and keep the line open.
But of course as the last bird rolls out most of the line has already been shut for months, is probably already half dissembled, and even if it wasn't supplier lead times would mean years before new ones could be produced.
Last week I visited the museum of aviation in Warner Robins GA. They have an SR 71. Fantastic visit. http://www.museumofaviation.org/
Has obama FED-EX'd it to the chicoms yet?
And we pay these guys big bucks for ?????????
The sad reality is this happens all the time to DoD contractors. You need to keep earning a pay check to keep your household going. The layoffs come, the staff finds new employment elsewhere. When the dimwits discover they shouldn't have laid off the staff, it's too late. The "corporate memory" and subject matter experts are gone. Trying to rebuild requires recruiting, getting clearances updated and retraining the staff to get back to where you were when the layoffs hit. It's a massive loss of time, money and ability to act in a timely fashion. On rare occasions you are successful in "clawing back" the original staff to stand the project up again.
Lockheed, also, had the Marine 1 contract pulled. Dems are notorious for eliminating defense budgets. Where do they think wealth comes from? It comes from developing the high tech and producing it. They cut it all and wonder where all the money went. Then we start from scratch again. This president didn't stop there though, he went after NASA as well. Busy boy our 'bams.
didn't mcpain play a pivotal role in getting this thing shut down???
I agree that those negative pressures do exist, and would undoubtedly cause hick-ups. None the less, you hope to get back enough of the original knowledge base so others can be brought up to speed quickly and the project completed.
I don't view your comments as adversarial. I appreciate you bringing up this aspect of the effort.
It sure burns my ass to see the Republican Congress not protect this assembly line.
We must have a follow on to the current fleet of aircraft. Drones are nice, but there will be a need for manned aircraft too.
Well he certainly had his mouth wagging negatively about it.
This guy has f-d us more times than our worst foreign enemies.
The Navy kept adding requirements to the helos to the point that it was just too damn heavy to fly.
F22 is the new F15, F35 is the new F16/F117.
Different roles with complementary capabilities, not the same missions though.
As a former Naval Aviator.. I find single engine aircraft difficult to make the ship in an engine out situation.
snicker...I hear ya, but it's not unprecedented.
Looking at aircraft like the F-14 or even the the A-10 the engine nacelles are separate, by some distance, I always assumed this was done to protect one turbine from the other.
I guess my question is, does having a twin engine aircraft like the F-18 negate the advantage of have twin turbines by housing them so close together?
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My sister called to say that my mother fell out of bed this morning and hit her head. Mom had a cut and a large bruise, and was on the floor for about two hours before my sister found her. "The cut was superficial, and I cleaned it up. The bruise looks awful, but Mom's fine: alert and talking, better than usual, if anything."
I spoke to my mother, who confirmed all this. Being on the floor had been scary, but she was fine now. My sister had cancelled her Saturday plans so she could stay with Mom and watch her, but didn't plan to take her to the hospital, even though there was no reliable way to know if Mom lost consciousness when she fell.
My sister's the mellow, laid-back, watch-and-see kid in the family. I'm the one who panics and starts doing obsessive research, and my default position is always, "when in doubt, go to the hospital."
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"Mom, do you understand that not going to the hospital could mean that you'll die, or wind up gorked out from a brain injury, even if you feel fine now?"
"Sure," Mom said, and that was that. I talked to my sister, who was unwilling to go against Mom's wishes. I hung up. I sat and chewed my fingernails until the phone rang just a few minutes later.
It was my sister. "Okay, she's going."
"Thank God," I said, and meant it.
Of course I hope there's nothing wrong, but only a head CT will tell us for sure. I know it's inconvenient and uncomfortable and a lousy way to spend a Saturday, but I'm still glad she's getting checked out.
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How many hours did you sleep last night? And the same day a week ago? How much did you sleep in the past week, total? These may seem like questions you can just think about and answer, but over time, sleep trends can affect our mood, our work, and our general well-being. This is just one example of a number you might want to keep track of, and correlate with your life over time. Trackthisforme is a free and interesting Android app that lets you track some of these variables in a beautiful, compelling interface. It's nice for beginners, although more advanced users will likely seek a more complete solution.
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Fortunately, you don't have to drill down through the app every time you want to log a new value, or even check your progress:
Above you can see both bundled widgets (the one on the right, which looks like a shortcut, is actually a 1×1 widget). The left one puts a graph right on your home screen, while the right one directly opens the record creation screen. Since most fields are optional, it is possible to quickly log a new value.
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Accounts start at $20/year, but holding your data hostage in order to get you to sign up is not a good marketing strategy, to say the least.
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Trackthisforme mainly has beautiful design going for it – and these days, that does count. Many people find tracking life metrics initially daunting, and being able to do it with a nice-looking interfaces eases some of the initial awkwardness. The app's lack of counter types and a robust quick-entry system makes it feel clumsy at times, but it has a compelling way of showing your data. If you're just getting into logging important quantities in your life, Trackthisforme can be an appealing way to start, though you probably won't want to entrust crucial information to a service that won't let you export it for free. Keep an eye out for a full-length review of its two more powerful competitors, coming soon.
Do you keep track of any important numbers in your daily life? If so, how, and how did it help you so far?
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For sleep, I don't think you can beat Sleep as Android, although it's a little heavy on options if you're just looking to chart your hours of snooze. I've been using it to record sleep sounds, as well. Pretty interesting, and potentially incriminating.
As for TrackThisForMe, I'm intrigued enough to give it a try, not for sleep but to chart intake of certain substances. I like the general concept and the layout seems good. It just remains to be seen is this is going to be one of those apps that proves almost useless without the pro license. Will it turn out to be worth four clams? We'll find out, I guess.
Pretty neat app. My sleeping habits are terrible (I tend to sleep between 3AM and 9AM) and it would be nice to be able to track empirical data to see how much sleep I'm actually getting. Same goes for working out! I like the interface, which is like 90% of the criteria I use for the apps I use. :D


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pressure drop of the periodic boundary!
Hi ! I'v been compute a 2D channel use periodic boundary and got a covergence ,also I found the value of pressure grident changed in "periodic conditions" form.
My question is: whether or not I can treat the pressure gradient as the pressure drop?for example if the pressure gradient is 23Pa/m , as for 0.5m channels then the pressure drop is 0.5*23=11.5Pa? is that correctly?
My second question is:there are two channels which have same profile,one is 2D model the other is 3D model and generally how difference the results of the two situations?
I am also stuck with the same problem, i checked in the user guide and they say the pressure drop is the sum of the linear component (pressure gradient) and a periodic component if you are using the pressure based solver! I can not see how you get the periodic component, also when you get the pressure drop using the derivative dp/dz if z is your streamwise direction the results is different from the pressure gradient! let me know if you get a way out
Because Fluent has removed the linear pressure gradient, if you calculate dp/dx from your your simulation, you will actually get the derivative of the periodic component only and not the overall or actual pressure gradient. To get the overall pressure gradient you need to add back, the linear component.
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Thanks for the reply. I will check with that. if i take the derivative at the period boundaries does it represent the actual pressure drop?
Please be careful when saying pressure drop versus pressure gradient and carefully denote whether you mean pressure gradient at a specific location or gradient over the entire periodic length of the domain.
The derivative of pressure at one of the periodic boundaries yields only the local periodic pressure gradient.
The overall pressure drop is also the linear pressure drop since the periodic pressure are boundaries are equal (no contribution to the gradient from the periodic pressure). You can get this overall pressure drop by taking the linear pressure gradient and multiplying by the length of the periodic sector.
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Thanks once again
pressure drop in periodic boundaries
Dear Lucky,
Your conversation previously, helped me somewhat. But I m still not very much satisfied. I m stuck with the problem of heat transfer and friction in a long pipe of 2m in length. From experiment, I modeled the section only where the thermocouples are mounted in the test section and also across which the pressure drop is desired (215mm).
I modeled that section only and took periodic on both sides. Initially I took velocity inlet and pressure outlet as the two ends, but being not satisfied with results I took periodic. Now, I stuck more, since I have not inlets and outlets so where to measure the inlet and outlet temperatures and where to get outlet velocity?
For pressure drop I am gradually observing pressure gradient/m in peridic button am waiting if it is no more varying. I will multiply it with modelled section length to get delp. What is the linear pressure drop and the wall shear stress you talked about?
The wall shear stress is the wall shear stress on the pipe.
The linear pressure drop is the pressure gradient in the periodic button. It is the linear component of the pressure variation.
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- While this is not a Ramana List, forwarding a dialogue elsewhere in cyber-space which may have an interest.-----------Hi VRS,Mr. Sandeeps postings are mostly based on scientific explanation to the formation of life( forming from elements and again merging in elements ).But this formation is limited to the body only.Sure.That was because, the question, if I recall correctly was on the issue of death.It does not explain the logic with which the accumulated vasanaas
are carried from birth to birth and the 'sadhana' as enunciated by Greats like Sri Ramana is required to eliminate those vasanaas to be free from the habit of
identification with the body( Realization ?).Who is identified with the body?Who is that, which thus then needs to dis-identify with the body?Do you know the body-mind organism will not survive for a moment, without this identification, and thus, in order to continue to be 'alive", needs this identification to continue.
Whether the body-mind organism went by the name Ramana, or Budda or Jesus or Idi Amin.The identification with a particular body and it's name is not at all an issue.After all when Ramana, as a consequence of this very identification, noted pangs of hunger in "his" body, he asked for a banana split with strawberry flavour,........... he did not ask his favourite disciple to go and partake some pulliharianam.Or when the dude noted a different set of pangs in his body at the time of Brahmamuhurtha, he did not once again ask his favourite disciple to go and move his bowels while undertaking atama vichara.He rapidly made a beeline himself to the appropriate place.When, during a discourse, somebody hailed Buddha, he did turn his illusory head towards the hailer in the audience.It is not the identification with the body, ......but the sense of entitification, the "me-self", which is nothing but the sense of a seperated individual self,.......... the sense of a "subject" apart from the array of it's cognized objects, making up his or her world,.......it is this sense of separation, which arises out of a sense of personal doership.....a sense of personal doership, which expresses itself as......-I am a ramana-bhakt par excellence...-It is I which is doing the Atma vichara,..-It is I which has to get rid of vasanas in order to obtain greater vasanas of the timeless variety,...-The Great Quest must be addressed by me,...-The thought in the moment, it is I which thought that thought...-The decision that was taken, it is I which decided so....-The feeling that was expressed, it is I which felt so...-The action which got taken, it is I which acted thus...-The success (spiritual or otherwise), which happened as a consequence of the action I took, is my success, my experience, my realization...and hence there is no doubt I have realized the right side heart prattled by Ramana,..... and by PARAMBRAHMAN, I MUST be enlightened and will now defend my enlightenment, come what may....-The failure which happened, is my failure, thus I am an epitome of misery and must double my efforts to seek to succeed and somehow get SatChitAnandetc etcThe concretization of all these strands of prevailing belief system is the sense of the me-entity, the me-self....And .....it is this sense of independent self, whose prevailing existence,...........makes the "wave" oscillate between the heights of the crest and the depths of the crash as troughs.It is only to a "wave", that the concept of "vasanas" travelling through life and birth is of relevance, .......thereby birthing the need of sadhanas to get rid of these self-assumed "vasanas".Round and round the mulberry bush.When asked once by one of his students puzzling over the teachings of egolessness,"Well then, if there is no self, what is it that reincarnates?"The Master laughed and answered.. "Neurosis,"Know this, .........no "wave", no matter what hoopla it gets upto,.........can know, realize, experience or obtain the Ocean.Just look at the situation, in this very moment.A "wave" (the sense of separated me-self), has no independent existential reality to know or realize, or experience,......... anything, .....let alone the Ocean.For in each moment, ........the "wave" does not dance, .....it is danced,..........as so.....in the moment.Moment to moment to moment.Yes, in a rare "wave",...........the identification by the Ocean, which makes the OCEAN believe itself to be a "wave",........that self-hypnosis, may end......... and the Ocean,.... as if,..... "recovers".... it's impersonal oceanic expanse.Such an "end",..........from the point of view of the "wave", the notional self,.......is non-volitional and acasual.From the point of view of the Ocean, the "recovery" is a hilarity, for no identification of impersonal to personal, ever took place, such that a "recovery" can actually take place.A pretence was no longer continued.Do you scream and rant and rave and go forthing around the mouth, at the person in a mirror looking at you, .......wanting to convince him or her, that you are "vrs podury"?Does that person ever become you or even realize the not-two-ness, between the you both?Just see, just see, just see.Instead of carrying Ramana on your head, ...........be "a" Ramana and apperceive the truth of the dude's chattering, when he muttered "There has been no creation, hence there is no destruction".What is the state after that Realization could not be
comprehended by one's present state of mind.Spirituality begins where science ends.Spirituality is the state of existing when all concepts of spirituality have,.. by themselves, got dropped.Concepts,........ whether "scientific" or whether "Ramanic".
These postings remind me of Rajagopalachari
's remarks in the.inintroduction to Sankara's
Bhajagovindam rendered by
MS Subbulakshmi " Knowledge, if does not lead one to
Bhakti is useless tinsel "And Bhakti, which does not lead to Jnan (which is the end of all knowledge and all Bhakti),........is mere intoxication with a toy-rattle.
Does he know of devotees whose eyes fill with tears the moment they utter the word Ramana, an expression of inexplicable joy and ecstacy ? Probably he would explain this with terminology of chemistry.It is those tears which expresses itself as this signature of flowing waters, in the form of this post.If you can see.This is RamanaThat is RamanaOut of Ramana, arose RamanaAnd when Ramana arose, what was left was still Ramana.Om RamanaOm RamanaOm Ramana
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<sandeepc@b...> wrote:
> While this is not a Ramana List,<snip>
> forwarding a dialogue elsewhere in
> cyber-space which may have an interest.
> Mr. Sandeeps postings are mostly based
> on scientific explanation to the formation
> of life( forming from elements and again
> merging in elements ).But this formation
> is limited to the body only.
> Sure.
> That was because, the question, if I
> recall correctly was on the issue of death.
> It does not explain the logic with which
> the accumulated vasanaas are carried from
> birth to birth and the 'sadhana' as enunciated
> by Greats like Sri Ramana is required to
> eliminate those vasanaas to be free from the habit of
> identification with the body( Realization ?).
> Who is identified with the body?
> Who is that, which thus then needs
> to dis-identify with the body?
> Do you know the body-mind organism will
> not survive for a moment, without this
> identification, and thus, in order to
> continue to be 'alive", needs this
> identification to continue.
Thanks, Sandeep, it was of interest.
I have a particular interest in how
the body is treated in light of 'enlightenment',
and this forwarded dialogue was good to read.
One comes across a lot of denial and denigration
of the body on the online spiritual lists.
It may be a reflection of the primarily western
membership, and the conditioned sense of the body
as impure as developed by growing up in a western
religious background. It seems that the nondual
attitude of 'no body' easily translates into
'bad body' in the west, particularly when one
is inclined through cultural Samskara to think
of it that way anyway.
I am finding that work in the body leads to a
great neutrality of body. The body, which can be so
solidified around identification with gender,
age, health, effort, etc., is androgynous in the
deepest sense. It is a lens, a great transparency,
through which information flows. It is also transient,
malleable, and no more solid than a thought.
I find that having an understanding of how this
works, even if it is an ongoing string of understandings,
sometimes seemingly conflicting, does not null the
possibility of experiencing the workings. In other words,
experience of the deepest sense does not preclude the
ability to have and enjoy a developing understanding
of the deepest sense.
Deduction and intuition are unitive functions,
two sides of the same coin, to deny one is to
emphasize the primacy of the other, is to tip
the scales...
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