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Do we really have to wait a decade to assess all the data from this week's Big Bang?
C'mon JRM, what is the inside word? I watched a program on this earlier this week, and it was absolutely riveting.
Re: LHC
The "Big Bang" which occurred last week (collisions of lead ions, instead of protons) isn't anything more or less energetic than what's been happening since March (which, by the way, is far from 'Big Bang' energies). Just good PR on the part of that particular experiment.
Also, a note about the way colliders work: there is never just *one* collision. There are millions. And as such, there are Terabytes and Terabytes (nay, Petabytes) of data that need to be analyzed before any definitive conclusion can be reached about what happened.
The reason is that collisions can produce different results with different probabilities, and so you need an exceptionally large number to confirm the actual behavior of the particles during the process. This in turn helps you confirm or refute any of a slew of theoretical models. When you see something completely unexpected and unpredicted, that's interesting -- but you need to see it enough times to know that it's more than just a spurious data point from e.g. a faulty detector component.
So, will it take 10 years? Probably not that long. 3-5? Sure. Some inside info: strange things may have been observed at the LHC already (e.g. the universe looking like it's 2-dimensional in some collisions -- but again, not enough data to conclusively say anything).
Re: LHC
Fascinating...I'm just flattened by that idea...
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Thanks for your feedback, JRM - always appreciated.
So why is CERN making such a big deal of the use of Lead Ions instead of Protons, if they are not anticipating at least the possibility of some new data? I know they are called Heavy Ions, and I think I heard that the temperatures created when these Lead Ions collide was expected to be of a different magnitude than the Proton collisions. Is that correct, and isn't that significant? 6 syllable words or less, please
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"Yes, with a but". The lead ions contain more protons (and neutrons) than the single-particle beams, so it has more combined energy. But, the energy per proton is less than for the single collisions. The purpose of the collisions is also different. The proton-proton experiments are designed to study fundamental physics (Higgs, black holes, supersymmetry, etc...), while the lead ones create a "quark-gluon plasma" (basically they melt the lead ions). This replicates the conditions in the very early universe, hence why it's fashionable to call it a "big bang."
But the big results will come from the bare-bones proton-proton smashes.
Tried my best!...
The most compelling evidence so far has been the observation of two Z particles being created in various collisions, i.e.
<BOOM> --> ????? --> Z + Z + other particles
This is encouraging because the Z is the heaviest particle we've detected so far, and two of them have to come from the decay of something heavier. That could likely be the Higgs -- but, as I mentioned, it could be from numerous other theoretical possibilities. More data is needed.
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Some fun "pictures" of the lead-ion collisions, showing exactly what happens when they collide:
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From ABC News... Reader beware: I should stress the "proof" is "possible" only because it hasn't been seen yet. This means the size of the extra dimensions hasn't been probed by the current energies (7 TeV). When the LHC cranks it up to 14 TeV, it will potentially be able to "see" them. But, that assumes they're there in the first place.
Proof of Extra Dimensions Possible Next Year: CERN
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Scientists at the CERN research center say their "Big Bang" project is going beyond all expectations and the first proof of the existence of dimensions beyond the known four could emerge next year.
In surveys of results of nearly 8 months of experiments in their Large Hadron Collider (LHC), they also say they may be able to determine by the end of 2011 whether the mystery Higgs particle, or boson, exists.
Guido Tonelli, spokesman for one of the CERN specialist teams monitoring operations in the vast, subterranean LHC, said probing for extra dimensions -- besides length, breadth, height and time -- would become easier as the energy of the proton collisions in it is increased in 2011.
Complete story: http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/wirest ... 908&page=1
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Wow ! Or maybe Wow ! This is so-o-o-o-o interesting to me. The boundaries of what we think we know could be in the process of being expanded here. I wonder what my High School Physics/Math teacher is thinking (in Heaven).
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Finding proof of extra dimensions would probably be the most profound discovery ever in Physics... if not Society... It would completely revolutionize the way we think about the Universe we live it. I'm all for this possibility.
But again, the article has to be taken with a grain of salt. It's not like we've actually seen hints that extra dimensions are there, and by turning up the LHC energy they'll become complete obvious. On the contrary, we've seen nothing to suggest they exist. When the LHC is going full tilt, we may begin to see evidence, but we're just as likely not to see anything.
Nonetheless, this is an exciting time for my discipline!
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There seem to be lots of signs lately.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2012/ ... sfeed=true
Better yet, Andy Borowitz has interviewed the particle itself!
http://www.borowitzreport.com/2012/07/0 ... -particle/
Re: LHC
The LHC experiments have been cautiously teasing us for about 6 months now, but the strong speculation is that in a press conference tomorrow, they will announce observation of a "Higgs-like" particle with strong confidence (in fact, Peter Higgs and several others responsible for proposing the mechanism will be present).
Now, a little caveat and background about what it means to "observe" a particle. If the Higgs is created in these high-energy collisions, it will be unstable and live for less time than the difference between Tarmoh and Felix. It can decay into less energetic particles in a number of ways, and it's those decay particles we observe in the detector (not Higgs itself). One can calculate all the possible decay modes, and the most likely result is a Higgs becoming two photons (called a "diphoton event").
Statistically, we want to be sure that what we're seeing isn't just some fluke. Long story short: there have been an excessive number of diphoton events at 125 GeV, which falls in the theoretical Higgs mass range (125 GeV is roughly the mass of 130 protons).
To be SURE it can't be a fluke, we examine the statistical likelihood that it is the event in question by filtering out background events. This is measured in terms of standard deviations (sigmas) from the background. Usually, 3 sigmas is more than enough to make a convincing claim, which means you are 99.7% "confident" the event is a Higgs decay (or, there is less than a 0.3% chance it could be something else).
But extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. In this case, we wait until we have a 5-sigma confidence level -- that is, it's 99.99994% likely the event is a Higgs decay. The rumors suggest that anywhere between a 4.5- to 5-sigma announcement will be made.
Re: LHC
One extra caution: as mentioned, the announcement will likely confirm observation of a new "Higgs-like" particle, because of the limited number of events signaling it. To see whether or not it IS the Higgs, a longer-term analysis of many more collisions is going to be needed. If it is what we think it is, we know exactly how it should decay under certain conditions, and those will be revealed in post-analysis of the data.
There are also several different Higgs particles, by the way. Depending on which theory you choose to accept, one Higgs will have slightly different properties than an other. So, the battle over which Higgs has been seen (if indeed it is the Higgs) will rage for some time, unless excessively obviously in the data.
That being said: this will be the first fundamental particle discovered since 1995 (top quark), and if all goes well marks the final confirmation of the Standard Model of Particle Physics.
Re: LHC
Announcement is slated for 3:00am EDT, July 4th. CERN will hold a live webcast:
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I happen to be reading the book by Frank Close "The Infinity Puzzle" which, among other things develops a detailed history of the development of the theories of the Electro-Weak and the Strong forces. One blog I was reading was that the Nobel committee should be reading this book when deciding how to solve the problem of six main candidates [one, Brout, died last year] for a maximum of three slots (Nobel Prize constraint).
I recommend the book to those interested in this stuff, and even to JRM [vastly more informed than me].
Re: LHC
There are rumors in the community that the Nobel committee is considering awarding the prize to the collaboration involved (i.e. CMS and ATLAS), instead of an individual. Also, there is discussion of having both a theory Nobel and an experimental Nobel award. The former wouldn't solve the issue of who proposed the mechanism first, however, since there are still too many.
In any event, there will no doubt be excitement as issues continue to unfold amidst news of the discovery.
Re: LHC
So after the Higgs boson was discovered, the guys went out for a huge victory celebration. One of them went on a several-day bender, woke up in a gutter realized it was Sunday and he needed to go to church. So he staggered up the street, reeking to high heaven, half his clothes missing. When he got to the church the priest said "I'm afraid you'll have to leave."
"You can't do that," said the physicist.
"Why not?" responded the priest.
"Because you can't have mass with out me"
rim shot.
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Q&A about the Higgs particle!
(including an homage to gh's joke above).
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OK, the summer with its trip to the Toronto center is done. What are your insights on all of this stuff? Stuff includes: 1) Higgs-like particles,vs Higgs; 2) Nobel (too soon given ! especially because of the (quasi) limit of 3 individuals and the 'like' aspect; 3) what did you get to in your stay on the perimeter ?
BTW, what are YOU reading, especially on the technical end?
Re: LHC
My recent alumni magazine had an article on one of the spokesmen for the Higgs boson project, who got his PhD from U of Chicago, where I got my undergrad degree. It turns out my one year stint as a physics lab tech was spent helping out on his project that would make up his PhD. I haven't been following the Higgs boson project too closely though.
Re: LHC
This is all waaaaayyy over my head. Contemplating the dimensions of space and the smallest particles gives me a sort of heeby-jeebys but let me muster my composure and ask a couple of serious (to me) questions.
Looking way back in the thread, how can something like the universe be "2 dimensional"?
If the universe consists of gazillions of three dimensional objects scattered zillions of miles/light years apart to, so far, infinity, how can it be said to have any "dimension"?
If the Higgs-boson thing has never been identified/discovered, how can something be Higgs-like if you do not have the real thing to compare it to?
I am not trolling or mocking. These are just nagging questions that popped into my head.
Re: LHC
On large distance scales (large with respect to an atom, say), the universe is 3D -- out to the farthest our telescopes can see. But you go to scales smaller than an atom, smaller than an electron, or smaller than the smallest particle we know of, it might not be 3D.
Imagine space as a kind of "scaffolding". A good analogy would be wool. To us, wool is 3D: it's fluffy and obviously has length, height, and depth. But in reality, it's made up of woven "sheets" of fabric. To small bugs that walk on those sheets, wool seems to be "2D". And moreover, those woven sheets are made up of tiny strands of wool. Tiny mites that walk on the strands see wool as a 1D string.
'Dimension' refers to directions that are perpendicular to each other (x, y, and z). Since the universe obviously has a volume, it must be 3D.
One of the quirkiest ideas is that, at the scale size of the universe itself (called the Hubble length), there are theories that suggest a *new* spatial dimension could be appearing. Hence, the universe is actually 4D at the biggest scales!
The Higgs has been theorized to exist for almost 50 years now, so we have detailed descriptions of the Higgs would look like if it was discovered. The problem is that we have TOO MANY Higgs bosons to pick from. Depending on the input parameters to the model, the particle will behave differently and have slightly different characteristics. The task now is to figure out exactly which Higgs was discovered.
Re: LHC
Thank you, JRM, good try.
I visualize dimensions, as you say, in as set of perpendicular distances of x, y and z. I can see that a surface is two dimensional in that it has only breadth and length.
On reflection, it would seem that this xyz definition would only apply to a cube, or a rectangular structure or pyramid with uniform opposing sides, whereas a sphere would only have one dimension (the diameter) and a dodecahedron would have twelve (?) dimensions.
Or, would it be 12 x 12= 144 dimensions?
On the scale of the universe scaffold, where I don't think there are neatly arranged perpendicular distances, it would seem there are not four but an infinite number of dimensions. Or, if the limits of the universe deliniate a sphere, only one dimension. Or, if the universe is an oblate collection of whirling stuff, two dimensions.
I will now go and cogitate your answers for another 80 years.
I hope it doesn't intrude on my thoughts when I am sitting at the take off board.
Re: LHC
These are all still 3-D objects, in the sense that they exist in a 3D world. You're confusing 'dimension' with 'parameter'. Yes, a sphere is *defined* by only one number, namely its diameter. But this doesn't mean it exists in only one dimension. In fact, using the 'perpendicular direction' definition, a sphere meets the criteria. The Earth is a good example. It has three distinct directions: East/West, North/South, and Up/Down (into/out of the ground). A basic line, on the other hand, *is* one dimensional, because it only has length (and nothing else).
I hope you're not too distracted at the long jump pit -- which, by the way, is a two-dimensional event (height and length!).
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The pit is two-dimensional, but the judge at the landing area must ascertain where the jumper has broken into the third dimension--the depth.
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3 "big picture ??'s from me:
1. We say the universe began with a "big bang". How do we know there have not been an infinite # of big bangs previously, with another infinity of them to come in the future, before and after the birth and demise of our current deal ?
2. What is currently the farthest object ( star/galaxy ) that we have seen telescopically ?
3. We speak of the "expanding" universe." If this is so, and the other sides, how do we know there are not an infinite # of additional universes ?
My head is spinning now, I'll stop.
Re: LHC
dukehjsteve, that is exactly the sort of calvacade of "what ifs" that roil my brain when I get to thinking about this universe stuff..
Going small, I similarly do not understand the objective of smashing atoms or molecules into smaller pieces but obviously there are those who do and I say, "power to 'em."
Let me know what you find out
I am content to know we do not know the answers, will never know the answers, it would not change the course of eternal events if we did and there is nothing we can do about it anyway.
Re: LHC
Coincidently, I just gave my classes my "Annual Multiverse Lecture". to wit:
There are am infinity of universes in the multiverse, and they are all in some stage of their infinitely repeating expansion or contraction. Each time they blink out of existence, they take their space-time with them, so nothing remains, not even space or time. That's why there can be no 'travel' between universes, there is no time or space 'between' them. These cycles also therefore don't even occur in time or space, since that's a construct of each individual universe. The origin of each big bang is a flaw in the nothingness, because, after all, nothing (as opposed to Nothing) is perfect. The flaw is the singularity that holds all matter, time and space of the nascent universe. The singularity is, of course, unstable, because it's an imperfection in the nothingness, so it must explode, creating that universe. Eventually, all energy of the explosion dissipates and it implodes back into itself, taking its time and space and matter with it. Being timeless and infinite in its 'structure', the multiverse is beyond all science and reason, which is why it hurts our brains to try and think about it. We can't - any more than an amoeba can 'think' about us or its own existence.
The purpose of the lecture (which I give with a deadpan expression of 'fact', as if I were explaining a grammar rule) is, of course, to blow their minds and any preconceived notions that they might have had about 'understanding' anything at all.
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a. is it not intuitively obvious that I can't possibly KNOW any of that?
b. when I see their parents after that, they inevitably say it was the dinner conversation for several days and they (the parents) think it's wonderful that someone is finally challenging them in that sort of way.
c. no student ends up believing me, lock-stock-and-barrel, but the inevitable outcome is that that start thinking about these sorts of things, instead of just locksteppingly accepting everything they had been taught heretofore.
d. we finally come to the conclusion that my story is as feasible as any other.
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Fort Lauderdale's water taxi regularly stops at the hotel dock offering guests access to the exclusive shopping district of Las Olas Boulevard, the Port Of Fort Lauderdale, and the Bahia Mar Marina without having to drive.
A business center offers complimentary high-speed Internet access, and other business services including copying and printing. Wireless Internet access is available in public areas (surcharge). Guests may recieve package deliveries of up to 50 pounds (22.6 kilograms) with a surcharge. The smoke-free hotel has 8,000 square feet (743 square meters) of meeting space, including the Gallery One Ballroom.
An additional 5,000 square feet (464 square meters) of outdoor space is popular for weddings. The front desk lends toys to children and offers child care and children's activities programs (surcharges).
- 24-hour front desk
- Air-conditioned public areas
- Total number of rooms - 231
- ATM/banking
- Number of floors - 11
- Audiovisual equipment
- Babysitting or childcare
- Ballroom(s)
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Banquet facilities
- Bar/lounge
- Beach/pool umbrellas
- Business center
- Business services
- Smoke-free property
- Concierge desk
- Elevator/lift
- Event catering
- Multiple large conference rooms
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Express check-out
- Fitness facilities
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Laundry facilities
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Multiple small meeting rooms
- Multilingual staff
- Patio
- Poolside bar
- Porter/bellhop
- Restaurant
- Room service
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Covered parking (surcharge)
- Secure parking (surcharge)
- Year Built 1986
- Security guard
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Spa tub
- Swimming pool - outdoor
- Tour assistance
- Free Wi-Fi
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Wireless Internet access (surcharge)
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
- Parking
Covered parking (surcharge), Secure parking (surcharge), Valet parking (surcharge)
- Room Amenities
- Sofa bed size
- Dishwasher
- Stovetop
- Kitchenette
- Pay movies
- Premium bedding
- Separate sitting area
- Climate control
- Complimentary weekday newspaper
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Microwave
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Daily housekeeping
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Plasma TV
- Sofa bed
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Wireless Internet access (surcharge)
- Dining
VUE on the WATER - Open daily from early morning until late evening. Two levels of indoor dining with views of the Intracoastal Waterway. Outdoor seating available on large patio with umbrella tables and palm trees. Buffet and à la carte breakfast. Lunch and dinner menu offering steaks, seafood, pasta, sandwiches, salads, and burgers.
Vue Bar - Open for lunch and dinner every day. Tropical drinks and a light menu served next to the pool.
Gallery Bar - Indoor lounge overlooking the Intracoastal Waterway. Full bar serving cocktails and snacks.
- Recreation
The hotel includes a swimming pool, spa tub, and small fitness center.
The hotel is two blocks from Fort Lauderdale's beaches, where guests can find vendors renting water sports equipment. Marinas are abundant in the area, and chartered yacht cruises, fishing excursions, and scuba adventures are available. Hiking trails, jogging tracks, and tennis courts are available within one mile of the hotel.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Golf - driving range nearby
- Personal motorized watercraft on site
- Snorkeling nearby
- Boating nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Dock nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Volleyball nearby
- Aerobics nearby
- Tennis nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Helicopter/airplane tours nearby
- Skydiving nearby
- Fishing nearby
- Swimming on site
- Accessibility
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 21
- Check-out
Check-out time is 11 AM
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: USD 9.95 (for 24 hours, rates may vary)
- Valet parking fee: USD 25.00 per night (in/out privileges)
- Early check-in fee: USD 25.00
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 30.00 per night
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Let's do something and do it now.
Schwartz's Bookstore is so important because of the centralizing function it performs at this particular LOCATION in our village.
It is a central point of attraction in our business area here in Shorewood. And it can hardly be duplicated by any other imaginable and feasible enterprise in the near future. In a sense it reflects who we are and it reflects our village culture.
Leadership. What's that?
Who at Village Hall can say, yes, we shall save Schwartz's bookstore or no, we've decided to do nothing about it?
What about the incumbents, where do you stand? Let's hear from you.
Are our Village "leaders"at the bottom of this?
I'm assuming that the whole block on Oakland where Walgreen's, Schwartz's bookstore and Pick-N-Save are located is being considered for redevelopment under the Shorewood Community Development plans.
Two other Schwartz's bookstores in other communities are being acquired by their present managers. But I guess it would be difficult to get the most optimistic of entrepreneurs to invest in the one on Oakland, especially if Shorewood is considering the placement of a new Pick-N-Save at that location on that same site.
We've only a month to go.
If the Village Board can assure us that the building housing Schwartz's bookstore will remain there indefinitely and not be included in their redevelopment plans,
then a group can be organized to form a cooperative to manage it as Dave Tartarowicz has appropriately suggested.
Where are the leaders in this community? Let's wake up and start running.
Does anyone know how to acquire Schwartz's bookstore?
Do the members of the Shorewood BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT think that the closing of another store front in our BUSINESS DISTRICT is a good way to attract people to our shopping area?
What's going on? Aren't we entitled to know?
In terms of a general decline in businesses operating in Shorewood, it may not be in the community interest to overlook or justify the lack of development of empty lots, delay in or cancellation of some of our development plans.
It may not be attractive to potential businesses nor uplifting to see a boarded up former restaurant building, businesses for sale, buildings with signs for rent and for lease.
Who represents me? nn
Shorewood has become a local government of VIRTUAL REPRESENTATION, that's is, a government where citizens do not directly vote for whom they want to represent them.
Apparently few, and in this coming election, no one wants to seek office except those who are already holding those positions. At other times there are many who also seek position without being elected by the people.
It seems that Shorewood could immediately purchase what I've begun to refer to as The Village Bookstore and Coffee Room, while we are still able to negotiate with present management and personnel so they might stay on in order to maintain continuity.
This we must do to make sure we don't lose it. Then we could hold it until we could make more permanent arrangements. The manager could report to a small committee for the present time.
The friendly and cozy ambiance of the town square.
During the last week I've begun a specific study of what makes small bookstores successful.
First of all from a town design standpoint, successful small bookstores, as it seems to those locating and operating these enterprises, and merely from a locational standpoint is that they are fitted into a "small town ambiance."
What makes a village a village?
"Bookstore operations are no longer socially viable," was a statement that took be aback, because it is contrary to things that I've been thinking and saying.
This is likely to be a true statement, but if it is, can any such statement be so unequivocal in its substance? Are their exceptions to this perceived reality? If not, then I'm completely wrong? And I've been known to be, as anyone might guess.
Representatives of Roundy's Corporation, as I've come to understand have become quite sensitive to Shorewood's needs as a community and have shown a willingness to work with the village.
It also seems that the managers of Schwartz's Bookstore would also like to be helpful as possible as they dissolve their interest in the bookstore enterprise.
What is a centralizing place?
For about a decade I've been talking about all the elements of community and those that we have here in Shorewood. These are beyond the function that our school system presents for our children and parents.
We've also been lucky to have had one of the Schwartz's bookstores located here in Shorewood to add other elements of community and a sense of centrality.
"Driving not required."
Yet highway and highway traffic flow through Shorewood, through the middle and on the edge of this otherwise quiet place.
No one seems to see a solution nor take action toward the dream of a creating a walkable community, yielding only to the "progress" of a more efficient, faster car movement.
Is what is on record to be read?
I've most of my life been an observer and analyst.
I was not conscious of this at an early age. But now I can be classified as this kind of creature, thinking observing and analyzing.
Let's save the bookstore.
David Tatarowicz has bravely taken the first steps to save our Village Book Store and Coffee Room. This enterprise is still functioning and will be until the end of next month.
Going out of business?
For those who are interested in the intricacies of human nature and the politics of human behavior, February has been a good month to observe the "hyper-individualistic" nature of both community life in Shorewood and that in this great country.
Great expectations.
Our sixteenth president put it this way; democracy is "of the people, for the people and by the people."
There is something rotten in (where was that)?
By April, three incumbent candidates will regain their seats on the Village Board. And we didn't even know that they had lost their seats.
What is the proper urban design solution to the Capitol-Oakland traffic intersection?
The Shorewood Village Board has been carrying forward ill-advised policies designed to provide a linear business district, being cut through by auto traffic dangerous to pedestrians, not a "walkable community" solution.
Shorewood can show that it is not giving up.
It is quite obvious to those involved in improving Shorewood's Business District and promoting its opportunities as well as to its dedicated observers that the basic economy of the commercial district does not exist in a vacuum.
Thanks Abe.
I find it necessary to get out of the "Village Square "from time to time in order to maintain an understanding of where I'm located, at what point in time and space and as to my relationship with the wider universe.


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|In addition to learning how to safely ride and care for horses, Scouts who earn this merit badge will gain an understanding of the instincts and behaviors of horses and humane and effective methods for training horses.
The Horsemanship merit badge was one of the original 57 merit badges issued by the Boy Scouts of America in 1911.
It replaced the 1910 Horseman "Badge of Merit".
Horsemanship merit badge is an option for the National Outdoor Badge for Riding.
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- "Get a signed Merit Badge application from your Scoutmaster." An online, printable Word doc file version is available.
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- Venturing: Sports Bronze Award - Quest Award; Ranger Award electives: Cave Exploration - Cycling - Equestrian - Fishing - Hunting - Mountaineering - COPE - Shooting Sports - Winter Sports
- Webelos Activity Badge: Aquanaut - Athlete - Sportsman
- Cub Scout Belt Loops & Pins: Archery - Badminton - Baseball - Basketball - BB-Guns - Bicycling - Bowling - Fishing - Flag Football - Golf - Gymnastics - Ice Skating - Marbles - Roller Skating - Snow Sports - Soccer - Softball - Swimming - Table Tennis - Tennis - Ultimate - Volleyball
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- Venturing: Arts and Hobbies Bronze Award; Ranger Award electives: Cave Exploration - Cycling - Equestrian - Fishing
- Webelos Activity Badges: Artist - Traveler
- Cub Scout Belt Loops & Pins: Art - Chess - Collecting - Computers
The Horseman Badge was one of the Original Merit Badges from the 1910 BSA Handbook. It was relabeled as the Horsemanship Merit Badge in 1911
See also
General Merit Badge information
- An Introduction to Merit Badges – how to get started, who chooses the counselor, etc.
- Merit Badge Worksheets & Requirements – with the revision dates, diagrams, charts, checklists, logs, and links you need.
- Merit Badge Application – offers online resources to let you print "Blue Cards," etc.
- Merit Badge FAQ – answers dozens of questions like: Who can be a counselor? Can requirements be added or removed?
- Merit Badges Requiring Prior Approval – Certain requirements need prior approval. Most do not. Here is the list.
- Also see: List of how many boys have earned each Merit Badge – Merit Badge policies – Merit badges required for the Eagle Scout rank – Merit Badge Days
- Additionally: List of Merit Badges by Field of Study – Merit Badge Pamphlets & Libraries
- Merit Badge Counselors must complete Youth Protection Training, file an Adult Application (and Merit Badge Counselor Information Form); and be approved by the local council. (See the Guide for Merit Badge Counselors for additional details.)


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Duck Tape® Gladiator T-shirt Costume
Halloween costumes can be quick and easy! Use a t-shirt and duck tape to make a tough Gladiator costume!
Material List
- T-shirt, Youth - White
- Duck Tape® Rolls, Cha Cha Cherry, Merlot Mania & Cookie Dough
- Duck Tape® Sheets - Cookie Dough
- Hole Punch
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Project Instructions
Use a large T-shirt for the outfit and a large red T-shirt for the cape.
For the cape, cut off arms. Cut open the front sides. Cut out middle of the front of the shirt leaving only two flaps in the front. Use Duck Tape® to outline the cape (inside and out). Set aside.
Cover the other shirt to cover with Merlot Mania Duck Tape®. First cut off arms and cut a square neckline. Fold in shirt to make it more fitted and Duck Tape® to hold together. Begin placing tape over entire shirt. Tape the inside bottom of the shirt about 6" up. Cut eight points and finish ends with tape.
Use the sheet of Cookie Dough and cut ½" strips to make a belt around the outfit
To make wrist bands and arm bands lay 2-3 strips of Duck Tape® on a table, sticky side up. Place a matching strip of tape over the top to create a non-sticky strip. Make four of these. Cut cuffs to the size of the child's wrists and biceps. Use sticky-back Velcro® to attach together.
To make sandals, cut 14" strips and place two together; cover with the same size Duck Tape® to create a non-stick panel. Make two. Trace the foot and back of ankle to create a pattern for the sandals and cut out.
Cut strips of Merlot Mania Duck Tape® long enough to wrap around to the top of child's foot and around ankle. Fold the strips in half so the back is no longer sticky. Add the strips to the sandals as straps. Add Velcro® to attach on top of foot and around ankle as shown.


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Class size is limited so please register early. Lunch is on your own and not included in the registration fee. (Lunch can be purchased in the hospital cafeteria if desired.) Please bring (2) pillows with you. When registering, please use the mother's name only and date of birth. One (1) registry per couple.
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Shaliach means "messenger" or "emissary" in Hebrew; the plural of the word is shlichim.
The Jewish Agency's shlichim are dedicated to the Jewish People, Jewish heritage, and to Israel. They are hand-picked from various streams of Israeli society, and different professional and academic backgrounds.
The shlichim get communities actively involved in securing a vital Jewish future by creating programming tailor-made for specific communities' needs - designed to increase Jewish awareness, knowledge, and pride; to bridge the gap between Jews of different backgrounds and Israel; and to promote an understanding of Israel and its ideals.
Shlichim (Israeli Emissaries)
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The goal of the Service Year Program (formerly Shin-shinim) is to place high school graduates from Israel in Jewish communities abroad for a one-year program of volunteer activity (Shnat Sheirut).
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From London to Paris via Belgium, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Austria, and Italy, discover many of Europe's highlights on this memorable vacation. In Rome, visit the Roman Forum, dating back to the 7th century BC, and the Colosseum, completed in the 1st century AD. In Lucerne, see the 14th-century Chapel Bridge, the oldest preserved wooden bridge in Europe. Or how about the medieval houses and Golden Roof in Innsbruck, built around 1500 for Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian I? Visit Florence, often referred to as the art capital of Italy. A highlight is the magnificent east door of the Baptistry—the gilded bronze Gates of Paradise doors depicting scenes from the Old Testament. Of course, no traveler to Europe should miss the distinct architecture of Paris, and on this tour, you'll have plenty of time to explore the city's famous architectural sites. A Channel ferry returns you to London for one last overnight. This enriching tour offers something for everyone.
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Headsets throughout the tourSightseeing:Visits to Luxembourg, Lucerne, Vaduz, Innsbruck's Golden Roof, Venice, Assisi, Pisa, a perfume factory in Èze, Beaune
Scenic Highlights: Swiss Alps, Inn Valley, Europa Bridge, Italian and French Rivieras, Burgundy wine country
Host service in London. Local Guides for city sightseeing in Rome, Florence, Paris. Professional Tour Director while touring
Check into your hotel. In the afternoon, you may want to start exploring the lively British capital. Uniformed hosts are available to help you make the most of your stay.
A full day to savor our rich program of optional activities: take a panoramic tour of London's landmarks, visit the Tower of London, or choose an excursion to Windsor Castle. Tonight, maybe a leisurely cruise on the River Thames? (B)
Leave London in the early morning and head through the lush English countryside to the Channel port, where you board your ferry for the Continent. Here, your Tour Director and luxury coach meet you, and you're off across Belgium to Brussels. (B)
Extraordinary vistas on the drive south today! Take a break in Luxembourg, capital of the world's only sovereign Grand Dutchy, then drive through the wine-growing farmland of Alsace before crossing the border into Switzerland. Finally, approach the Swiss Alps before arriving in Lucerne. (B)
This morning, take advantage of the Lucerne visit and maybe join the optional excursion to the top of one of the famous mountains. Later, head for Vaduz in the tiny but very wealthy Principality of Liechtenstein. To the east are the picture-perfect villages of Austria's Vorarlberg and, once you're through the Arlberg Tunnel, the scenic splendor of the Inn Valley. Overnight in Innsbruck, with time for a walk in the city center and to see the Golden Roof. (B,D)
Enjoy vistas of the Tyrolean Alps and the foothills of the Dolomites while crossing Brenner Pass into Italy. Reach Venice by private motorboat to view the Bridge of Sighs and Doges' Palace plus St. Mark's Square before the visit to a glassblowing factory. Don't miss out on the optional gondola serenade, gliding through century-old canals. (B,D)
An interesting drive southward, cutting across the Po plain, then through the gentle Umbrian hills to Assisi, where St. Francis was born in 1182. Visit the world-famous basilica with its beautiful frescoes by Giotto, then head for Rome. (B)
Today's sightseeing of the "Eternal City" with a Local Guide features St. Peter's Square, and includes an inside visit of the Colosseum and the Roman Forum. (B)
Say "Arrivederci, Roma" this morning as you drive northwards through lovely Tuscan countryside to reach Florence in the afternoon. On the included walking tour with a Local Guide, discover the landmarks of this Renaissance city, like Piazza Signoria with the Loggia dei Lanzi, Palazzo Vecchio, and the breathtaking cathedral on Piazza del Duomo. Overnight in the spa town of Montecatini. (B)
Stop in Pisa to see the Leaning Tower and the Square of Miracles. Bypassing the great port of Genoa, head northwest, getting glimpses of the Italian and French Rivieras. Visit one of the famous perfume workshops in Èze before reaching your overnight destination on the lovely French Riviera. (B)
Leave the French Riviera this morning and head inland, crossing sun-drenched Provence into the vineyards of the Rhône Valley. Overnight in the Lyon area. (B,D)
Vistas of famous vineyards on the way to Beaune, famous for wines such as Chambertin and Nuits-Saint-Georges. Its Hôtel-Dieu is one of the oldest hospitals in Europe. Head for the final excitement of Paris, the most sparkling city in the world. Time to enjoy an optional cabaret show. (B)
One full day to explore the city that's known throughout the world for its fashion, art and museums, delicious food, and joie de vivre. Included sightseeing with a local expert shows off many of the best-known Parisian sights: La Sorbonne, Arc de Triomphe, Opéra, Madeleine, the Eiffel Tower, the Pyramid near the Louvre, the Invalides, and Champs Elysées. Optional excursions are also available to the Palace and Gardens of Versailles and, to celebrate the success of your tour, a French farewell dinner might be just the ticket. (B)
Relax and let the countryside whiz by on the road north to the coast, where you board your Channel ferry. Through Kent, return to London for an evening arrival. (B)
Your vacation ends with breakfast this morning. (B)
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Buffet breakfasts; 3 dinners
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Travel through Europe offers a taste of different cultures. What is an Ausfahrt? No, it's not Aussie flatulence. Have you ever played music with a saw? The Austrians and Swiss do. Come to Europe with a healthy appetite and light suitcases. You're sure to return home with a bit of extra weight (bags AND tummy). I look forward to sharing this travel experience together and seeing Europe through your eyes!


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There's no better place to experience this landmark entertainment event than in the city where it all began. Join us at the Minskoff Theatre, in the heart of Times Square, and discover the pride of New York.
Long before Dorothy drops in, two other girls meet in the land of Oz. One, born with emerald-green skin, is smart, fiery and misunderstood. The other is beautiful, ambitious and very popular. WICKED tells the story of their remarkable odyssey, how these two unlikely friends grow to become the Wicked Witch of the West and Glinda the Good.
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Winner of seven 1988 Tony� Awards including Best Musical, Andrew Lloyd Webber's masterwork is more than the longest-running musical in Broadway history - it's an international phenomenon that unmasks emotions like no other show can, leaving audiences everywhere breathless.
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From Trey Parker and Matt Stone, the creators of South Park, and Bobby Lopez, co-creator of Avenue Q, comes a new Broadway musical that Ben Brantley of The New York Times calls "the best musical of this century. The kind of newborn, old-fashioned, pleasure-giving musical that our grandparents told us left them walking on air. Heaven on Broadway." Entertainment Weekly says THE BOOK OF MORMON is "the funniest musical of all time," and Jon Stewart of The Daily Show declares it's "a crowning achievement, so good it makes me angry."
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The final installment of the U.N.'s top climate report, which calls for prompt, extensive action to avoid calamitous impacts from climate change, garnered relatively little attention from the major print, cable and broadcast media outlets compared to the first installment. However, coverage of the third report rightfully gave far less space to those who cast doubt on the science.
Now that the 2014 midterm elections are just around the corner, right-wing media are dragging out some of their favorite attacks on voting rights, despite the fact that these myths have been thoroughly debunked.
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Lenny is currently in New Orleans, LA filming the movie 'The Butler' - directed by Lee Daniels.
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I have been looking forward to these upcoming dates and very sorry that my concerts had to be postponed. I am currently in New Orleans working on a historical film called The Butler that I am contractually bound to finishing. I promise that I will be back next year. Looking forward to seeing you all in 2013.
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As a kid I sure did. Every boy on the block had at least a couple. My pal Timmy even had a Johnny Reb field artillery piece. Armed to the teeth we would regularly form squads to engage in childhood war games.
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The last of my father's final expenses are finally getting accounted-for and settled.
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After all of excitement, explosions and ruckus of last weekend I am going to mellow-out over the next few days. Gardening, grilling and hanging-out with friends is the plan.
This is a delightful acoustic version of one of the more popular songs from a group I've been a fan of since they first appeared in the early '80s.
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I sauntered on over to Hart Park last Wednesday to meet-up with Brother-In-Law and have a few beers at the Red Hot Chili Pipers concert. I saw a bunch of people I know. Including some readers. I even met my newest, and 66th, reader.
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Hart bei Graz, Austria — Aug. 8, 2012 —Effective October 1, 2012, DI Eduard Wünscher will move to the Supervisory Board of the company from his current role as Chief Executive Officer of KNAPP AG . The new executive management team is comprised of three members of the managing board under the lead of Gerald Hofer , MBA. The executive committee of the Supervisory Board— Dr. Herbert Knapp and University Professor Günter Knapp —announced that DI Franz Mathi and Dr. Christian...
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