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The"Philosophy Club" is very active and meets bi-monthly (usually every other Thursday from 11:00 to 11:50 a.m. in MSU). The meetings feature a student, faculty member, or invited guest speaker, and open discussion. Topics vary with the interests of the students in the club. It has provided a forum for bringing national and international scholars to the university for visiting lectures. The meetings also provide an opportunity for students to present their own research, discuss their interests, or simply float new ideas. Students in the club regularly present papers at regional philosophy conferences and publish their work in undergraduate journals of philosophy.
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Beehive Next to MoonWritten by The Night Sky Guy on October 5, 2015 – 2:05 am -
In the early dawn hours on Tuesday, October 6, skywatchers can use the moon to find the Beehive star cluster (Messier 44) nearby. This open cluster lies in the heart of the zodiacal constellation Cancer in the southeastern sky.
This cluster is one of the closest to our Sun, sitting at 610 light-years distant. Seen with the naked eye in dark skies, the Beehive appears as a nebulous mass. Through binoculars or telescopes, though, the cluster reveals itself as a loose grouping of sparkling stars.
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Sagittarius Nova Re-AwakensWritten by The Night Sky Guy on April 7, 2015 – 9:09 pm -
Backyard astronomers are reporting that an exploding star is quickly coming back to life and brightening again in the southern constellation of Sagittarius the Archer.
First spotted by Australian sky-watcher John Seach on Sunday, March 15, the exploding star shot up in brightness a couple of weeks ago, then faded back down to magnitude 6, just past the limit for viewing by the unaided eye from a dark location. But in the past week and half, new observations show that the star has brightened again to magnitude 4.5—making it just barely visible to the naked eye from city suburbs and an easy target from dark locations.
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Glowing Star Factories CapturedWritten by The Night Sky Guy on August 20, 2014 – 10:21 am -
In a neighbouring arm of our Milky Way lay two glowing giant star clusters that produced this new dramatic photo. These stunning star factories can be seen from viewers' own backyards in southern latitudes.
At the European Southern Observatory's La Silla Observatory in Chile, astronomers captured what appears to be swirling dust and gas in the Carina-Sagittarius spiral arm of our Milky Way galaxy. Surprisingly this minor arm showed very little stellar activity making these beauties standout in this mostly dark part of our neighbourhood.
While visiting South Africa in 1834, British astronomer John Herschel first noted these fiery clusters in the Southern Hemisphere. Now backyard sky-watchers can see these same nebula using a small telescope.
Read all the details and get sky charts for these and other events on my National Geographic Viewer's Guide.
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Amazing Stargazing Sights This WeekWritten by The Night Sky Guy on August 11, 2014 – 10:46 pm -
The starry skies this week offer up a quite a wide variety of celestial sights, including planetary duos and one of the year's best flurry of meteors.
While the moon may have just past its full phase and still dominates the evening sky, the planets still are easy to spot even from urban location. Folks should keep an eye out for a coming close encounter between Mars and Saturn over the course of the coming weeks in the late evenings, while Venus and Jupiter have their own conjunction in the early mornings in the east.
Read all the details and get sky charts for these and other events on my National Geographic Viewer's Guide.
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Amazing Stargazing Sights This WeekWritten by The Night Sky Guy on February 10, 2014 – 3:31 pm -
On this very special week we celebrate Valentine's Day the sky is full of romance too with the moon pointing to a giant lion's heart and the mythical goddess of love shining at its most brilliant.
Over the course of the next few days there is a whole line-up of stargazing targets for both the unaided eyes to backyard telescopes.
The brightest planets in the sky remain both Jupiter and Venus. Meanwhile you can still catch Mercury as it is fading fast low in the evening twilight in the southwest horizon. Your best chance to see the innermost planet now is with binoculars.
Mars aficionados will have to wait until near midnight for it to rise in the east and will be at its highest in the south in the pre-dawn hours. If you have good atmospheric conditions a telescope will show off some of its largest surface features. Best views of the Red Planet though will be in April when its apparent diameter will be 50% wider.
Finally Saturn rises around local 1 am and climbs to its highest point in the southern sky by dawn. You can get a two-for-one deal since Mars will be its far right.
Get all your observing details for these and other sky events this week at my weekly skywatching column at National Geographic News.
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Cosmic Butterfly MysteryWritten by The Night Sky Guy on September 16, 2013 – 2:50 pm -
New deep-sky images of the Milky Way's central core reveal picturesque butterfly-shaped gas clouds left behind by dying stars called bipolar planetary nebulae.
And all appear to be mysteriously aligned with one another. Dozens upon dozens of these hauntingly beautiful stellar remnants are oriented in the same direction – despite being separated by many thousands of light years, and each exhibiting unique physical properties. Researchers are searching for how nature could come up with such a bizzare phenomena.
Learn more about this spectacular new discovery that has left astronomers scratching their heads in my story at National Geographic News
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Photo: Eskimo Nebula Burns BrightlyWritten by The Night Sky Guy on July 23, 2013 – 5:19 pm -
A glowing cloud of gas and dust has formed one of the most picturesque objects in the universe, around a dying star some 4000 light years away from Earth.
Called the Eskimo or Clownface planetary nebula, this object is one of the favourite targets for backyard telescope users. Now this newly released portrait reveals the Eskimo nebula like never before in a composite of two images snapped by NASA's Chandra X-ray space telescope and it's famous cousin, Hubble.
Amazing to think that this is a glimpse of the distant future of our own Sun- 5 billion years from now – when it becomes a Red Giant and blows off it's atmosphere into space, forming a bubble of glowing gas just like the Eskimo nebula.
This nebula picture is just one of the best space photos chosen by editors at Nat Geo News. Check out the rest of the stunning Space Gallery.
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Red Dwarf Stars Host Billions of Habitable Planets?Written by The Night Sky Guy on July 5, 2013 – 6:00 am -
The most common, humble star in the universe could be a mecca when it comes to astronomers hunting for planets hospitable to life. That's because a new study is suggesting that red dwarfs – stars that are smaller, dimmer and cooler than our Sun – may have twice as many planets that are in the habitable zone than ever thought. In fact the number of these worlds- ones that have just the right temperature to support liquid water – may number as much as 60 billion. And that's just in our own Milky Way galaxy.
Read more about this amazing new finding and what impact it will have on exoplanet research in my new article for National Geographic News.
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Weird Cosmic Radio Bursts Stump ScientistsWritten by The Night Sky Guy on July 4, 2013 – 2:01 pm -
Astronomers today announced that they have detected four never-before-seen quick bursts of radio signals that they believe originated billions of light years away. But the one problem is that they don't yet know what caused them.
One thing is for sure – they do not originate from Earth and because they appear to be powerful enough to travel such vast distances across the universe – they must have been caused by some gigantic cosmological event. But what could that event be?
The international team of astronomers believe the culprit could possibly be two merging neutron stars or a star dying and being swallowed by a black hole.
What the sky sleuths noticed were Four Fast Radio Bursts or FRBs with durations of only a few milliseconds were detected at high galactic latitudes in the southern sky.
"A single burst of radio emission of unknown origin was detected outside our galaxy about six years ago but no one was certain what it was or even if it was real, so we have spent the last four years searching for more of these explosive, short-duration radio bursts," says Dan Thornton, the University of Manchester and Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization PhD student who led the study in a press statement. "This paper describes four more bursts, removing any doubt that they are real. And the furthest one we detected after a light travelling time of about 8 billion years."
Using Australia`s CSIRO 64 meter radio telescope, the team listened in on only small chunk of sky when they discovered these bizarre signals, indicating that these signals might be flashing right across the entire sky from multiple locations at any one time.
"The bursts last only a tenth of the blink of an eye. With current telescopes we need to be lucky to look at the right spot at the right time," explains Michael Kramer, Director at Max Planck Institute for Radio Astronomy (MPIfR) in Bonn and Professor at Manchester University in a press statement. "But if we could view the sky systematically with 'radio eyes' there would be flashes going off all over the sky every day."
The next step will be to use other telescopes in the search for more signals in the hopes of catching them popping off in other parts of the sky and in real time.
The results are published in the current issue of "Science" (Science Online, July 5, 2013).
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Voyager 1 Leaving the Sun's HouseWritten by The Night Sky Guy on July 4, 2013 – 11:15 am -
After a 36 year cosmic road trip one of the twin Voyager spacecrafts has entered a bizarre boundary of the solar system that leads directly into the interstellar realm of the Milky Way galaxy.
NASA scientists believe new data from the plucky Voyager 1 probe indicates that it is traveling through the final bubble like layer that surrounds the Sun and planets. When will it officially leave the solar empire is anyone's guess but when it does it will make history as the first human-made object to do so.
Find out how scientists are following Voyager and what they think the future has in store for it in my story for National Geographic News.
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Harry Potter Gossip
Harry Potter gossip, latest news, photos, and video.
We spent most of the day at Mahiki yesterday on a shoot. Sound familiar? Mahiki is the club where the Princes go - William and Harry and their friends. On a few occasions, the two have even been photographed leaving there looking flushed and rather inebriated.
So now perhaps you have a vision in your mind of what it"s like: up to royal standard, swank, chic...
Hella no.
Mahiki is hilarious. Mahiki is tiki. Mahiki is wicker furniture and tacky ass tropical decor and the most ridiculous drinks presented in large ceramics shaped like volcanos and jungle masks with flames coming out the top licking the liquid off the side.
Hilarious. And even more hilarious the clientele - private school boys all of them. With their pinstiped shirts tucked into low rise jeans and flopsy "Hugh Grant" hairstyles drunk of their own sense of entitlement surrounded by young girls trying to land their very own Eton boy.
Love it.
Sadly however...Hot Harry didn"t ride up on his horse. Maybe tonight.
It"s Tuesday - a thousand apologies. We have a shoot booked in Paris, have to hop on Eurostar at 8am local time, working all day with eTalk, then returning to London in the evening. Will not be able to post.
But just for today. Wednesday will be online all day, blogging all day. At least until the afternoon. First day of Harvey Nic"s sale... you understand.
Besides, that piece of scuzz virus gets out today. I"m thinking it"s the only thing you"ll hear about.
Sorry again. Will be back Wednesday with long, long column. Thank you for your understanding. Please please please forgive.
Yours in gossip,
Dear Gossips,
At eTalk, I never ask for assignments. If they send me, it's cool. If not, it's cool too. But apart from being a gossip for life, I am above all things a proud Potter-head through and through. And so I begged, begged my producer Laura way back in March for a chance to cover a little bit of Potter-mania leading up the premiere of the fifth movie. When the schedule came out, she put me on it… am now indebted to her for life.
Attended the screening for the OotP on Friday and interviewed the kids on Saturday. Due to a press embargo, I unfortunately cannot say much more about the film beyond this: far, far, far from disappointing. Exhilarating in fact. You will love.
Am still in London, beloved London, shooting all day for eTalk on Monday, posting intermittently.
Yours in gossip,
PS. To Ellie and Hilary – much smutty love for the lovely evening on Saturday. Thank you, love you, owe you. Ended up in Mayfair at a club called the Funky Buddha where blonde girls in casual uniform give massages at the drop of a hat…for a fee, of course. Cheesy and pervy – my favourite combination. Big hug for Kathy and the girls who led me there. Look forward to more wildness Wednesday night.
PPS. Only 24 hours left 'til the Monster returns. Enjoy it while you can.
A Publicity Prince?
With only six days to go, the Concert for Diana has received very little play … so far. Now suddenly, the Heir is reportedly back with Kate Middleton and therefore back on the front page. And the event goes down on Sunday. Coincidence… or conspiracy? Apparently the two were making out a party last week, openly on a dance floor and retreating later on to his room. Full Story
Miss Potter Exclusive DVD Giveaway!!!
Impressive her resumé since she told Tom Cruise he "had her at hello". Very impressive. Renee Zellweger's career choices and the roles she's taken are almost never sh-t. She always brings good work. Most importantly I believe her. I believe her in every part…even Roxie. Full Story
Hello Hotness on a Horse
Harry on the cover of this week's Hello Canada - article discussing what's become a "PR disaster" for the royal family and how his escapades with the Cowboy bimbos in Calgary will affect the concert and his relationship with his family. Quick note on the Cowboys issue – I was apparently remiss in saying it was just like Hooters yesterday. Full Story
Hot Harry & The Orange
Speculation still raging in the UK about whether or not Hot Harry will have to fight in Iraq. I prefer to rage about how hot he is on a horse and his rather orange girlfriend Chelsy Davy, here at a football match the other day. Sounds pervy to say this but his sexy bed head – I wish it was my hands, his hair… you know what I mean? But that Chelsy, in spite of the over tan, looks a naughty naughty minx. Full Story
Harry Before the War
He was close to getting booted from the Freebie Five. But Harry, on a horse or not on a horse, is simply too hot to go. With girlfriend Chelsy at the weekend, enjoying a cricket match and some PDA. Please just look at the way he's nuzzling her shoulder. And his lanky body. And the sexy way he holds his lanky body. Full Story
The Daily Warm & Fuzzy: the Princes and the Prank
Not usually one for royal gossip and probably total bullsh-t but I'll play naïve and pretend it's possible…because it's just too damn cute. Word is the Queen asked William and Harry to help figure out her voicemail, apparenty the old girl is technology challenged. So they ended up recording this greeting, much to the chagrin of her personal secretary: "Hey Wassup! This is Liz. Full Story
Harry More Hairy than Orly
At least 10 whiskers more than Three Whiskers non? So the Boy Who Lives is more manly man than Orly? At only 17… I think so. Although I have to tell you I'm really not feelin' what many of you are – a desire to Cougar Rape young Daniel Radcliffe after seeing him bare bare bare in Equus, a new stage production in London. Full Story
Book Seven: Counting Down ...
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The ANYCASE precision cnc'd aluminum Tripod Adapter allows users to take stable photos/video with any iPhone with or without a case. Read more
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The ANYCASE precision cnc'd aluminum Tripod Adapter allows users to take stable photos/video with any iPhone with or without a case.
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Capture Your Memories and Moments.
Welcome to the Kickstarter Campaign for the ANYCASE Universal Smartphone tripod adapter.
Camera quality on our phones is getting so good that most of us will never use a stand-alone camera again. The ANYCASE tripod adapter allows you to capture life's most important experiences in a professional way that will bring lasting memories, without shaky hand-held results. There are other tripod adapters out there for smart phones, but most of them are flimsy plastic or don't allow you to use your phone with a case on it.
Each ANYCASE adapter is CNC (Computer Numerically Controlled) machined out of aircraft-grade 6061 aluminum, to International ISO 9001 standards to +/- two thousands of an inch at an aircraft machining facility in Southern California. It's then anodized at another facility, and etched at yet another one. Finally it is packed and shipped from our offices. Total American Precision.
The ANYCASE adapter fits phones with (or without) cases up to 17mm (.66") thick. The adapter is 114mm (4.5") wide. Designed for any generation iPhone, we've also used it with many other brands of smartphones. IT WILL ALSO WORK WITH YOUR NEXT PHONE!
* We've added a new Mini/Vert ANYCASE as well, that will allow you to use aftermarket lenses on your phone, as well as to mount your phone vertically on the tripod. 2.4" (61mm) wide, with .65" (16mm) wide "fingers" to hold the front of the phone.
I got the idea for the ANYCASE adapter when I needed to record my daughters dance recital. My old video camera wasn't charged, no one I knew had one handy, so I had to use my iPhone. I didn't want wavy, shaky video memories, so I searched the Apple store and internet for a tripod adapter that would work with my iPhone 3, to no avail. I ended up duct-taping my phone to my tripod, and while not elegant, it got the job done!
Right after that I approached my local aircraft machine shop with the ANYCASE concept. They had some material in stock that could work, so we made a few prototype designs which led to the gold adapters you see here in the photos and video.
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My background is in Product Development and Marketing for Shimano and RockShox, the biggest and best component companies in the bicycle business. I was inducted into the Mountain Bike Hall of Fame in 2001 for my work in the bike industry. Many professionals and enthusiasts are using their phones exclusively to capture their photos and videos, and this product has been developed for them.
The ANYCASE adapter secures your phone with a machined nylon screw that keeps your phone secure at any angle, and three 3M rubber pads that have a hi-tech super-grip microdot pattern to protect your phone and keep it from slipping in any direction.
By supporting us on Kickstarter, you'll be helping out a company that helps capture your dreams, family, business and pleasure on your smartphone like no other product on the market.
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"The Anycase iphone adapter is an indispensable piece of equipment for our professional mobile production package, it allows us to fully leverage the high quality images now possible with the iphone as well as other cutting edge mobile devices. We can now shoot in ways previously thought impossible or impractical. I never leave home without it"
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WALNUT, Calif.–––At its annual organizational meeting on Dec. 16, the Mt. San Antonio College Board of Trustees elected Dr. David K. Hall as president, Judy Chen Haggerty as vice president, and Rosanne Bader as clerk. They will serve one-year terms.
Hall is currently serving his fourth term on the board and holds distinction as the longest-serving Mt. SAC trustee since 1995. Professionally, Hall is senior vice president of Hitchcock Automotive Resources in City of Industry, one of the nation's largest privately owned retail automotive groups. He also chairs the Human Resources and Security Management Committee for the Industry Manufacturers Council and is president of the Southern California Agriculture and Nutrition Foundation. In the community, he serves on the San Gabriel Valley YMCA board and supports a wide variety of local service, business and community groups. A San Dimas resident, Hall has been recognized for his professional and civic accomplishments, including the San Gabriel Valley YWCA's Community Commitment Award, the Puente Hills Area Chamber of Commerce Silver Service Award, and the American Heart Association's Exceptional Service Award.
First elected as a trustee in 2001, Chen Haggerty is currently serving her third term on the board. She is a managing director/attorney for the law offices of Edward J. Haggerty, P.C. A 25-year Rowland Heights resident, she is also a law professor at Rio Hondo College and the University of Phoenix. In the community, Chen Haggerty has served on the boards of directors for the Mt. SAC Foundation, Presbyterian Intercommunity Hospital, American Red Cross, the La Puente Valley Regional Occupational Program, FORUS Foundation (Rowland Unified School District) and the Rowland Heights Chinese Association.
Other board members include outgoing president Fred Chyr, Dr. Manuel Baca, and student trustee Xavier Padilla.
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WALNUT, Calif.—Local legislators, school district officials, and community leaders recently joined Mt. San Antonio College in dedicating its new 250,000-square-foot Natural Sciences Complex—believed to be the largest of its kind among California's 110 community colleges.
"As a learning environment, our natural sciences center stands alone in terms of size, scope, and state-of-the-art technology," Natural Sciences Dean Larry L. Redinger told the crowd of 300 guests. "The synergy of the future is in this complex."
Themed, "Equation for Excellence," the ceremony was attended by State Sen. Bob Huff, Walnut Mayor Mary Su, Pomona Mayor Elliot Rothman, Diamond Bar Mayor Ron Everett, Alexander Kim for Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, the Mt. SAC Board of Trustees, the Measure R Citizens' Oversight Committee, active and retired faculty, staff and students.
The $79.1-million, four-building complex was 12 years in the making and was completed in phases. It consists of the Science Laboratories Building, the Bio-Chem Lecture Building, the Science Lecture Building, and the Math and Science Instructional Center. The complex is the result of collaborative planning by faculty, administration, staff, and students.
It houses the disciplines of astronomy, biology, chemistry, earth sciences, engineering, mathematics, physics, and histotechnology, and it is "home" for over 90 full-time professors, 120 adjunct professors, and nearly 30% of Mt. SAC's 41,000 credit students.
"With the opening of the math/science building last spring, we finished the process of unifying all of the math and science instruction into a single area—a process that was conceptualized in 1996," said Mt. SAC President John S. Nixon. "Beyond its architectural qualities and functionality, we value even more the quality of instruction that our students receive as they pursue their dreams to become the next generation of scientists, medical professionals, engineers and geologists."
The Science Laboratories Building was the first of two new buildings constructed. The 70,000-square-foot state-of the-art lab facility opened in fall 2006, prior to the renovation of two older buildings that would become the Science Lecture Building and the Bio-Chem Lecture Building, and the construction of Math and Science Instructional Center, which opened in March.
The 66,000-square-foot math/science building provides 30 classrooms, faculty and division offices, computer labs, lecture halls, two math tutorial centers, study rooms, and an Exploration Center, which will feature public exhibits.
Some of the unique features of the entire complex include a state-of the-art instrumentation lab in the Bio-Chem Lecture Building, several student study areas and a robotics room for physics students in the Math and Science Instructional Center, and a cadaver lab for anatomy classes in the Science Laboratories Building.
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The new trailer for LEGO: Lord of the Rings puts the powerful plastic ring in Frodo's claw-like hands for the first time.
TT Games has teamed up with the LEGO Group and Warner Bros. Interactive to take another iconic film series and turn it into a lighthearted action-adventure brick by brick, this time from the famed "Lord of the Rings" trilogy.
The first trailer features most the principal characters from the first film and some actual dialogue from the real movie, mixed in with the usual LEGO brand of silliness. Maybe it's a little thing but I hope the game doesn't rely too much on including dialogue from the actual movie into the cut-screens. Part of the fun of the LEGO games for Star Wars, Indiana Jones and Batman was watching how the characters were able to construct a full story we already know by heart with only grunts and pantomime into fun, free-flowing, funny adventures that work just as well without a line of dialogue.
Either way, we'll find out when it hits the floor of E3 next week.
Warner Bros. Interactive's press release:
Join the Fellowship and Experience The Lord of the Rings Trilogy As Never Before in the Latest Family-Friendly LEGO® Videogame Adventure
Explore Middle-earth in an epic and thrilling LEGO videogame adventure for the entire family! Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, TT Games and The LEGO Group today announced LEGO ® The Lord of the Rings™, the latest addition to the wildly successful LEGO videogame series that brings to life the legendary fantasy saga by J.R.R. Tolkien. The game will be available for the Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, PlayStation®3 system, the Wii™ system, the Nintendo DS™ hand-held system, the Nintendo 3DS™ hand-held system, PlayStation ® Vita system and PC in Autumn 2012.
LEGO The Lord of the Rings is based on The Lord of the Rings motion picture trilogy and follows the original storylines of The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, and The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King. Now the entire family can team up in pairs as adorable LEGO The Lord the Rings minifigures to experience countless dangers, solve riddles and battle formidable foes on their journey to Mount Doom.
"We are huge aficionados of The Lord of the Rings franchise and are incredibly excited to put our special LEGO family-friendly touch on this classic fantasy adventure," said Tom Stone, Managing Director, TT Games. "We've taken what fans are familiar with and love about The Lord of the Rings films and combined it with the playful LEGO style, which makes the story and gameplay accessible to gamers of all ages."
LEGO The Lord of the Rings takes players along on the adventures of Frodo Baggins and his unlikely fellowship as they set out on a perilous journey to destroy The One Ring and save Middle-earth. Kids, tweens, teens and parents can traverse the Misty Mountains, explore the Mines of Moria, knock on the Black Gate of Mordor, and partake in epic battles with Orcs, Uruk-hai, the Balrog and other fearsome foes while harnessing the humour and imagination of LEGO gameplay to solve puzzles and explore Middle-earth. Players will take on the form of their favourite members of the fellowship – Frodo the Hobbit, Aragorn the Ranger, Gandalf the Wizard, Legolas the Elf, Gimli the Dwarf, Boromir a Man of Gondor, and Frodo's Hobbit friends Sam, Merry and Pippin – as they relive the most momentous events from the films.
Developed by TT Games, the LEGO The Lord of the Rings further expands on the partnership between LEGO and Warner Brothers, who recently launched the brand new LEGO® The Lord of the Rings toy collection. The line includes seven construction sets, such as The Battle of Helms Deep!
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The call was atrocious and a bag-job, for sure. Going forward how will this affect the Pats. We have seen glimpses of the Old Tom, that fierce, fiery competitor this season, including the choice words for that incompetent referee. Tom has a lot of Irish in him. And, like his forefathers, I think he'll use this whole episode for a little extra motivation. You know the Irish. They'll hold a grudge, feigned or real, till H freezes over.
About the game. There were some mistakes. It happens. To me, they started too slow. The Pats played footsie for their first 2 possessions rather than play like their hair was on fire. That played right into their ball control strategy of the Panthers. My last thought in this matter was that on 3 and 1, where was a clever dump off out to the flat to either DA, Edelman, or Vereen? Heck they even did this play to Dobson in the last minute very successfully. I can see going for a pass- as Charlie Weis would say- give them something they don't expect.
I'm predicting that Tom will have one of his signature games against Denver. The Pats will start fast and score early. Then they'll mix in a lot of runs to maintain drives and set up play action. Tom will control his emotions and deliver in the clutch throughout. It's November, it's a home game, and the playoffs are looming. Go Pats.


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The editor of the journal Life has published an attempt at detailing how the notorious Andrulis paper managed to make its way into print. See how convincing you find it. In the course of explaining that it can be hard to find reviewers for interdisciplinary topics, and how the journal tries to find reputable people in each field (and carefully checks author suggestions for reviewers), we have this:
Life is a new journal that deals with new and sometime difficult interdisciplinary matters. Consequently, the journal will occasionally be presented with submitted articles that are controversial and/or outside conventional scientific views. Some papers recently accepted for publication in Life have attracted significant attention. Moreover, members of the Editorial Board have objected to these papers; some have resigned, and others have questioned the scientific validity of the contributions. . .
. . .In the case of the Dr. Andrulis's long paper, the two reviewers were both faculty members of reputable universities different than the author's and both went to considerable trouble presenting lengthy review reports. Dr. Andrulis revised his manuscript as requested, and the paper was subsequently published.
Really? Is that how it really went? I know what I would have said if they'd sent the paper to me: that it was a perfect example of what happens when an active, learned mind begins to slip loose from its moorings, and that while the paper appeared to have no scientific merit at all, it was quite useful as a diagnostic sign of oncoming psychosis.
If you only read the Life editor's remarks without reading any of the original paper, you might find them reasonable. But that's because you haven't been exposed to a theory that purports to explain the abiotic origins of life, the underlying principles of biochemistry, the formation of the solar system, the expansion of the universe, global weather patterns, the structure of cellular membranes, the distributions of comets and asteroids, the origins of riboviruses, the protein folding problem, the nature of biological aging, and the unification of quantum mechanics with general relativity. I have not made any of that up, it's all in the paper, and I would very much like to see a reviewer who could let all that go past. "Publish with revisions", sure.
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1. RM on February 3, 2012 3:37 PM writes...
I'm guessing the editor conveniently ignored the dozen plus potential reviewers which took one look at the paper and replied "Please do not contact me again". Anyone with much sense would have said "I'm not going to review this dreck" - and "I'm not going to review" doesn't technically count as a negative review.
2. PharmaHeretic on February 3, 2012 3:53 PM writes...
Publishing is a BUSINESS! As long as they can show growth in the business revenue, profit or reach- it is all good.
Do you really think that people who run business nowadays care about the long term? Have a look at the pharma and biotech sector.. It is all about the short term and MBAese doublethink.
If anything, I am surprised that journals are not publishing more papers like this.
3. LeeH on February 3, 2012 4:00 PM writes...
I suspect that the reviewers were impressed by the detail of the paper (as bizarre as it was) and let it by, rather than admit that they didn't understand the content and could not make the intellectual leap that it was really a set of unintelligible rants.
4. weirdo on February 3, 2012 4:06 PM writes...
Imagine that you have agreed to be a reviewer for a new journal. Let's call it "Everything". You may be a little suspect of a journal with such a lofty title, but you're willing to give a shot.
A few weeks later, you get a 150-page tome that is complete and utter dreck. Do you think:
a) Not worth my time. I'll send it back.
b) I'll skim it, then write a few lines pointing out key errors in logic.
c) You say to yourself, "Self, what editor worthy of the name would send me a piece of drivel like this, when he should have sent it back to the author with big red "X's" all over it. I know what I'll do -- I'll turn in a reasonable-sounding review and see if the editor even reads it. If he publishes the paper, that will (fortunately) be the end of this obviously doomed journal, and I will have done the scientific world a real service."
I'd like to believe "c".
5. Tony on February 3, 2012 4:08 PM writes...
My guess? This is publicity. All sorts of bloggers going nuts about this is going to draw attention to the journal in question. Yeah, it's negative publicity, but in the mainstream press this paper was not actually questioned. Fast forward a little bit to when some company starts selling dietary supplements, they can refer back to this 'paper' when all the hubbub has subsided. They will get followers that are just as crazy as the author defending them to the death.
I think this all goes to plan.
6. DrSnowboard on February 3, 2012 5:00 PM writes...
So, the editor is saying they stepped in to 'guest edit'a special issue. Sadly they had no competence in the field of the 'special issue' so they relied on the 'peer review process'.
So an editor is just a secretary now? An administrative position with no 'view' on content, no responsibility for content.
Bollocks. Goodbye editor, goodbye useless journal.
I hope the article author gets the help he needs.
7. Emily Willingham on February 3, 2012 5:12 PM writes...
I asked the editor (by email) when the paper was published what the review process had been, and he said that the paper had been sent to more than two reviewers but that only two responses had been received, both rating the paper "accept with minor revisions." If that information is accurate, the journal didn't receive other, thumbs-down reviews.
The editor on this "special issue" also happens to be the journal publisher, and he has a roster of several other journals. His dog in this hunt is business, obviously.
8. RKN on February 3, 2012 9:17 PM writes...
I might have thought I was being used as a positive control for the review process.
9. Secondaire on February 3, 2012 11:38 PM writes...
To me, this reads as editorial mumbo-jumbo that translates (roughly) to "we got caught with our pants down, and we really don't quite know how to fix this rubbish."
10. joel on February 4, 2012 2:04 AM writes...
This sheer scope of this paper reminds me of Stephen Wolfram's "A New Kind of Science". At least Wolfram wasn't so tawdry and made it into a book.
11. Special Guest Lecturer on February 4, 2012 10:43 AM writes...
This example is one of many reasons why I think the reviews should be published alongside the paper. Still anonymous, but there for the world to see.
The reason I believe in this policy is that it would protect authors from political tricks of their competitors suggesting unnecessary and onerous additional experiments. However, it would also allow readers to evaluate how well the peer review process worked for individual articles.
12. dearieme on February 4, 2012 11:58 AM writes...
"I may have completely missed the point, and this chap may be the next Newton, BUT....": that's how I started one review - why couldn't the reviewers here?
13. Nick on February 4, 2012 7:46 PM writes...
I wonder whether this was the first time that this paper was submitted for publication anywhere or whether it has been doing the rounds for a few submit/review/reject cycles. If the latter, the reviews would make interesting reading in comparison to the BS spouted by the Life editor.
14. newnickname on February 5, 2012 6:49 PM writes...
I think that AJ Birch told the story about RB Woodward: RBW said he doesn't referee mss. Birch said, ~'But don't you owe it to the community to referee a few papers every now and then? After all, they referee your papers.' RBW said, ~'My papers don't need refereeing.'
And, of course, there are the stories that RBW would return mss without revision regardless of the referee comments and tell the editors to publish as is. And they did.
(RE: Previous "Future of Pharma" topic. I will post this Q there. Even with google, I can't figure out what a Kayson(?) Event is. What is it? Please reply to the correct topic.)
15. wwjd on February 6, 2012 10:28 AM writes...
Do you mean Kaizen event?
16. Morten G on February 9, 2012 9:59 AM writes...
Kaizen event is the complete subversion of the Kaizen philosophy.
17. nettle on February 13, 2012 7:54 AM writes...
"I know what I would have said if they'd sent the paper to me: that it was a perfect example of what happens when an active, learned mind begins to slip loose from its moorings, and that while the paper appeared to have no scientific merit at all, it was quite useful as a diagnostic sign of oncoming psychosis."
I suspect you would come to that conclusion because you are a psychiatrist and not a scientist willing to struggle through a radically new interpretation of reality?
Speaking as a scientist, I can say present science (and medicine for that matter) is chock full of omissions and wrong theory. Psychiatry is way over medicating.
I have spent years in discussions with Erik over this paper and voluminous additional unpublished material. Erik is fully sane. He has corrected and modified his paper multiple times. I know because he has shared multiple versions with me.
So are people who don't want to do the hard mental labor to understand his paper. It's a tough slog, just as learning, say, Mandarin is. Far easier to dismiss it. Far more fun to mock it.
Also, for your consideration: http://milesmathis.com/erik.pdf
18. nettle on February 18, 2012 10:16 AM writes...
I would like to supplement my previous post with some lengthy defenses of Erik's paper.
I can see quite clearly that the RNA world hypothesis says nothing about the flow of genetic information in an extant cell (central dogma) and the central dogma says nothing about the origin and evolution of RNA. The point Erik was trying to make is that current models/theories/hypotheses/ideas are ad hoc and thus should be considered provisional at best and wrong at worst. Could you point out the illogic there?
As for how theory treats those three problems (translation apparatus, genetic code, and biometabolic pathways), I would call your attention to where these problems are treated:
- p. 43 Origin of the genetic code
Erik's core model shows that systems organize in units of threes, creating a system that has high potential energy but less exergy than the evolutionarily prior system. The tri-quantal system (as he calls it) is the tri-nucleotide, with each component of the system having a relative amount of energy (see section 2.4.5, pp. 13-14), "(i) a high energy (exergic), unstable, excited form; (ii) an intermediate energy, quasi-stable, transition form; and (iii) a low energy, stable, ground form." My read of this is that the first nucleotide is the most stable, the second is the quasi-stable, and the third position of the codon is the least stable. His model echoes what I know about the wobble hypothesis and the variability of the genetic code. Is there a problem with the interpretation that I am missing?
Erik has proposed that the code evolved autocatalytically, from the metabolism of the orthophosphate bonds between the 2nd and/or 3rd nucleotides. Perhaps the reason why I don't find Erik's proposal so outlandish is that it is fully consistent with mainstream scientific ideas: both the Nobelist Eigen and complexity theorist Kauffmann argue that the origin of RNA involved autocatalytic systems. I assume you are familiar with their work.
- pp. 45-48 Specificity of genetic code; origin of translation apparatus.
Three RNA classes (mRNA, tRNA, rRNA) are required for the formation of a polypeptide. Erik models these RNAs as being the tri-quantal state that drives the emergence of and exists in a quarternary complex with one or more amino acid(s). Again, points for Erik, as this is, in fact, what one observes in existing cells (in fact, to the best of my knowledge, RNA scientists have shown that the peptide bond can form sans accessory ribosomal proteins; more points). The cycling of one RNA (the rRNA) leaves a ternary complex of the amino acid (linked to the tRNA, Erik calls it aa-tRNA) and the mRNA. And, just as the rRNA can cycle in and out of the quarternary complex, Erik models the mRNA cycling in and out that previously mentioned ternary complex. Both cycling phenomena are depicted accurately by the gyre and the latter of the two reveals a co-adaptational relationship between the aa-tRNA and the mRNA.
My only problem in understanding is how the genetic information of RNA is transferred to the link between the amino acids that make up the polypeptide chain. Erik points out that the formation of the amide bond is, first, a consequence of loss of mRNA and rRNA relationships with the aa-tRNA. (I think he means after the tRNA passes from the A site to the P site in the ribosome.) Next, the nitrogen link imports information from the tRNA into the amide bond as is subsequently cycled out, too. (I think he means after the tRNA passes from the P site to the E site in the ribosome.) He relies on an axiom (the tenth one) to take this position. Seeing as this axiom applies to all systems in his theory, and finding no experimental evidence to refute it, I cannot dismiss it outright as wrong.
- pp. 30-60 Biometabolic pathways
Other than page 35, Erik does not use the term "biometabolic pathways" (because he did raise it up front, points against Erik). Perhaps the reason for this oversight is that every single pathway in the cell is a biometabolic pathway? In this regard, these 30 cited pages contain a large amount of discussion of many distinct aspects of cellular metabolism. If there's one particular example you wanna go over, lemme know.
19. nettle on February 18, 2012 10:22 AM writes...
Contrast a NTP and a NDP. One NXP can't be NTP and NDP at the same time.
The deposition of the orthophosphate puts NXP into a high energy state.
The eviction of the orthophosphate put NXP into a low energy state.
So, just as the earth cycles around the sun with an aphelion and a perihelion, so does the NXP, a particle, oscillate around the orthophophate which it absorbs and ejects — with high energy states (e.g. ATP) and low energy state (e.g. ADP).
Thus, through the oscillation of these states we have a wave (or if you prefer, cycle) — the gyre.
The gyre maps the space-time path of the individual particle as it oscillates between the two states.
The quantum captures the entire phenomenon — i.e. the quantum is a shorthand notation for compressing the biological (or any) process — both the wave and the particle. Thus, the quantum is just a way of representing the two states and you know that a process that has already been described in the literature (NTP NDP+P), but you don't know which state the NXP is in until you observe it.
This arrangement is exactly like Schroedingers' cat. We don't know if its dead or alive until we observe it.
As a wave, the NXP has a time period (wavelength) for the cycle, an amplitude (set by the high and low energy states), and it has a frequency (as wavelength and frequency are directly related).
As a particle, the NXP necessarily is moving through space and time, has a rotation (as does every molecule), and vibrates and stretches (just as every molecule).
By the way, the standard method for measuring the stretching and vibrating of bonds is IR (infrared spectrometers).
20. n on February 19, 2012 7:24 AM writes...
@ 17 nettle
That article you link to is a rebuttal of a rebuttal of Andrulis, in which the author dissects criticism of Andrulis without having read the original paper or ideas or anything. It also has wonderful lines like
"I am just going to assume [the guy dissing Andrulis] is with some government agency until he proves he isn't. This is a good bet, since most of what you read under major mastheads—on the internet and off—is written now by government agencies or at their behest."
And your 'explanation' of Andrulis' ideas doesn't make any sense, at least to me. In biological and chemical systems, things sometimes happen in threes. Sure. What can we predict from this hypothesis? Is it universal? A lot of things I see in biological and chemical systems happen in pairs, or quaternary etc structures with many components, like proteins. Is there anything about the hypothesis which is more than observing a pattern which is sometimes repeated, and then deriving a whole lot of mysticism from it?
21. nettle on February 19, 2012 11:42 AM writes...
"That article you link to is a rebuttal of a rebuttal of Andrulis, in which the author dissects criticism of Andrulis without having read the original paper or ideas or anything"
You totally miss the point which is that Erik has the right to publish without being persecuted.
It makes complete sense. You just don't understand it. Too bad
If you can't draw /any/ meaning from the mathis article, which I agree has that insipid line, then you clear don't stand a chance of grasping an inkling of Erik's paper.
@all (except n, because there is /no way/ he/she will understand)
For further elucidation and defense of the paper see my extensive and numerous comments on the following two sites:
CWRU is being cowardly.
22. Getheren on June 18, 2013 10:36 AM writes...
Paging Dr. Sokal to the front desk ... Dr. Sokal, please.
23. MaryKaye on August 30, 2013 10:15 PM writes...
I once reviewed a biomedical paper whose cover letter from the editor said, "I'm sorry to ask you to review this, but I hope a formal review will make the author leave me alone."
The paper was not incoherent like this one, but it was amateurish to an incredible degree (citations to "my sister the registered nurse says") and started right off with two very basic mistakes in biological facts that undercut its entire argument. It did give my household a cherished turn of phrase, though, so I'm not sorry I read it....
I was also collared by a relative to "review" an essay by a friend of theirs, which turned out to argue that the (untruth) that birth defects are inherited only from the male parent is due to God cherishing each egg but not being able to keep up with all the sperm. Not apparently meant as a joke.
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