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Sunday, January 13, 2008
Kiiiiiii - Kiiiiiii
It's pretty difficult to find any information on this duo that isn't in Japanese, but I believe that this is their 2005 debut (although that is not the cover art above, that is just a drawing from their website). I've been searching for their 2007 release Al&Bum, which contains some of the same songs as this release, with no luck. Kiiiiiii (that's seven i's) is a duo very similar to Afrirampo. Cute and equally insane Japanese ladies who enjoy stealing english words and syllables, and making them more fun than they are meant to be. Strange references to the Imperial March of Star Wars, Hugh Grant, and Casablanca make this a pretty infectious album. It's simple but addicting. "On a horriday, on a horriday" or "I'm pregnant, Hugh Grant", it'll surely get stuck in your head. Now watch the videos below...
- Dan
Download Kiiiiiii
12 comments:
- antz said...
i've been searching around a long time for this...thanks a lot!!!
- Sunday, January 13, 2008 10:56:00 AM
hello. the record you uploaded is not kiiiiiii's debut album, it's a compilation of various tracks taken from their first demos, their website or live shows. A lot of the tracks of "al & bum" are the same that in this compilation but most of them are here on demos version ("carp & sheep", "words of wisdom", "be honest", "wishing...") - tho some are in their final version (Brown girl in the ring).
i can upload you "al & bum" if you want, i have it on cd.
- Sunday, January 27, 2008 9:03:00 AM
- ongakubaka said...
please do! thanks man.
- Dan
- Sunday, January 27, 2008 9:14:00 AM
there :
Kiiiiiii - Al & Bum.
it was one of my favorite records of 2007. the bad news is that they are now on hiatus because U.T. (the singer) is pregnant. but, anyway, it's just great (and funny) record from the beggining to the end.
- Sunday, January 27, 2008 1:10:00 PM
- ongakubaka said...
thanks a ton.
- Sunday, January 27, 2008 1:12:00 PM
Thank, I is nice to hear some fresh music that is enjoyable. Fun and silly without taking itself so serious. Even my ten year daughter like it! Thanks again!!!
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Big Rapids, Mich. - The Ferris State University softball team kicked off its 2012 campaign with a 4-0 shutout win over Concordia-St. Paul in non-league play at the annual Florida Rebel Spring Games Tournament in Kissimmee, Fla.
The Bulldogs receieved a shutout performance in the circle from pitcher Amy Dunleavy as she tossed seven scoreless innings and gave up only four hits in the Bulldogs' season debut at the Osceola Sports Complex.
The contest was scoreless until FSU posted a pair of runs in the top of both the sixth and seventh innings to earn the win.
Senior third baseman Makenzi Peterson posted two hits, drove in two runs and scored once in the triumph for FSU. Four others each had one hit for the Bulldogs.
Dunleavy struck out five batters and walked only three in her first outing of the campaign.
Overall, FSU had six hits to four for Concordia-St. Paul, which also had one error to none for the Bulldogs.
The victory was the first for the Bulldogs under first-year head coach Dawn Thompson.
The game was the first of two on the day for Ferris State in the Florida Rebel Spring Games.


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Nestled at the head of Akaroa Harbour, Halfmoon Cottage offers comfortable accommodation. Spacious rooms, beautiful gardens with hammocks and veranda's around the whole house to relax and follow the sun or shade just as you like. Well-equipped kitchen and BBQ facilities. Enjoy kayaks, bikes and walks to explore the harbour and surrounding mountains and bays. WiFi available. Bus stops at the gate. Closed from 01 May till 01 October.
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The strong aesthetic appeal of this robust system, with rimless glass panels will help to create an upmarket, minimalist washroom. High opacity privacy glass is naturally resistant to chemicals and is the ideal combination of hygiene and design.
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Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Meat Grinder, Chocolate head to PiFan
The cannabalism thriller Meat Grinder will make its international premiere at the Puchon International Fantastic Film Festival. It's a main course in the Forbidden Zone of "violent .. extremist movies".
Directed by Tiwa Moeithaisong, Meat Grinder (Cheuat gon chim) stars Mai Charoenpura as a woman with a troubled family history and a special recipe the noodles she sells. The film has been controversial in Thailand, with censors ordering that the Thai title be changed and that cuts be made out of fear of showing a negative portrayal of Thai cuisine. The film has been in the market circuit in Cannes and Hong Kong, but Puchon marks its first festival screening.
For dessert, there's Jeeja Yanin kicking up a storm as an autistic girl bent on revenge in Chocolate, playing in the World Fantastic Cinema lineup.
The full PiFan program was announced on Tuesday, according to Variety. The opening film is MW, a live-action adaptation of the work of Japanese cartoonist Tezuku Osamu, and the closer is the Indonesian martial-arts drama Marantau, directed by Gareth Evans and starring Iko Uwais.
The Puchon Choice competition lineup has two more from Indonesia, The Forbidden Door by Joko Anwar (also at the New York Asian Film Festival) and the Singaporean co-production Macabre by the Mo Brothers (picked up for distribution by Five Star).
The Puchon International Fantastic Film Festival runs from July 16 to 26.
(Via Variety)
Posted by Wise Kwai at 12:34 AM
Labels: censorship, festivals, horror, Jija (Jeeja), Pan-Asian, Phranakorn, Sahamongkol, Tiwa Moeithaisong
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- AnonymousJuly 31, 2009 at 11:12 PM
censor ship shows weakness it really is pathetic in this day and age to tell other adults what they can , and can not watch. I don,t care it won,t offend me.ReplyDelete
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Despite Olympic fever, British women remain indifferent about sport
A new survey reveals that more than half of British women did not play competitive sport or spend any time on intensive workouts such as running or cycling, in a given week. Seven months on from the 2012 Olympics, British women are still less likely than their European counterparts to devote any time to competitive sport, with Britain trailing behind Germany, Denmark, Sweden and France, according to a new multi-national survey on sport and exercise habits. Following record turn-outs for women's football at the Olympics, the countdown to this summer's UEFA Women's EURO in Sweden offers an opportunity for women to kick start heart-healthy physical activities and set themselves the goal of being more active.
"Playing sport can be an important part of an active, healthy lifestyle. In combination with everyday physical activities, such as gardening or even doing household chores, sport can help reduce the risk of heart disease, the number one killer of women, responsible for the deaths of 1 in 3 women worldwide. According to the World Health Organization's Global Recommendations on Physical activity for Health, adults aged between 18-64 years should do 150 minutes of moderate physical activity (gardening, dancing or brisk walking) or 75 minutes of vigorous physical activity (playing sport, running or aerobics) per week. Ahead of International Women's Day, we encourage women to take care of their heart health to avoid paying the penalty of an inactive lifestyle", said Johanna Ralston, CEO of the World Heart Federation.
Indeed, the survey reveals that British women are not only indifferent to sport, but 1 in 3 women do not do enough physical activity, putting themselves at risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD), which includes heart disease and stroke. More than 2 million women in the UK are just below the threshold for a healthy level of physical activity. They could reduce their risk of CVD if they set themselves the goal of doing just one hour more per week of playing sport or doing everyday physical activities such as gardening or household chores.
The multi-national survey conducted by YouGov in France, Sweden, UK, Denmark and Sweden, and commissioned by the World Heart Federation reveals that in the UK:
- 54 per cent of women in the UK did not play competitive sport or do any vigorous physical activity in the week of the survey compared to 34 per cent in Denmark, 44 per cent in Germany, 47 per cent in Sweden and 52 per cent in France
- 18 per cent of women admitted to being physically inactive and did not exert themselves at all
- Younger women in the UK are more likely to have played competitive sports, with 63 per cent of women aged 18-34 years devoting time to intensive workouts or playing sport in the week they were surveyed
"Ahead of the UEFA Women's EURO 2013 in July, we are calling on women and girls across Europe to achieve their physical activity 'goal' by playing football. Football is an empowering and unifying experience for women and girls. UEFA believes that every girl should have the opportunity to play football locally regardless of skill or talent and it is our goal to support this aim through our partnership with the World Heart Federation," said Karen Espelund, Member of the UEFA Executive Committee and Chairwoman of the UEFA Women's Football Committee.
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I wanted to do a post about Survivor because season 31 is currently in production, and the theme is Second Chance. Essentially, Survivor is bringing back past contestants to compete for their "second chance" at the 1 mil. The castaways that were chosen were voted in by Survivor fans.
I decided to watch season 26 Blood VS. Water first because I was interested in that twist, and both Ciera and Vytas from that season are returning on Second Chance. Apparently, the public consensus on 26 is that it was kind of lame, but personally I really enjoyed it. I loved watching Hayden, whom I was familiar with from Big Brother, because his spat with Tyson over "rustle feathers" and the ensuing tribal council where they had to pick rocks was simply one of the greatest moments in reality TV, in my opinion. Ciera voting out her mom was great. Tyson picking up the win was great. Overall, I thought it was a pretty satisfying season.
Then I decided to watch season 25 Philippines, because working my way backwards, 25 was the next season with a returning contestant on Second Chance: Abi-Maria. While Abi-Maria was kind of frustrating to watch, it's always cool to see a villain in their element. Granted, Abi-Maria's form of "villain" was not strategic, she was just mean. Still, she caused drama which always makes for great TV. I thought 25 was pretty "meh" overall, but it did introduce us to Malcolm Freberg who is now one of my all-time favorites. It's always nice to have a cute, unproblematic white boy on reality TV.
As for the season 25 winner, do I think Denise deserved it? Sure, but I think Lisa deserved it more. The only thing that cost Lisa was her constant squabbles of "good vs. evil" and "finding herself" on Survivor that distracted the jury from her gameplay, which was actually so on-point. Lisa was a constant swing vote which put her in a great position, she discovered Malcolm's idol and made a play out of it by saving her closest ally Michael Skupin, she eventually blindsided Malcolm, and basically, she wasn't at all the sheep that everyone made her out to be. The second best choice was Denise, sure, but I'm sour on Denise because of the insensitive way she berated Abi-Maria at that one tribal council. You'd think a therapist would know better.
My third season to catch up on was 18, Tocantins. I really enjoyed seeing JT, Stephen and Taj as a power trio, and I think JT definitely deserved the win in the end. Yes, he did get a lot of strategic help from Stephen, but he absolutely crushed the final tribal council whereas Stephen pretty much choked. Stephen is going to be on Second Chance and I think he has a fairly good shot at going far if he can get his ducks in a row early on. Tocantins was also the first season we met Coach and Tyson. Coach was absolutely awful, and yeah, so was Tyson, but at least Tyson was strategic.
I then decided to watch what is widely considered the best season of Survivor ever: Heroes VS. Villains. What an awesome season. It was my first time seeing Boston Rob since I used to be a fan back in elementary school. It was my first time ever seeing Russell and Parvati play. Overall, it was super satisfying. Parvati was my favourite player of the season by a long shot. I love how she used Russell to her advantage, and her double immunity idol move was epic. I feel like women often get the short end of the stick in this game, but Parvati is just such a force. I have to say, I even enjoyed watching Russell play. For him not to get one jury vote was kind of sad to me. As for the winner, I thought Sandra was a poor choice. Yes, Survivor is about social game, but in my opinion the jury should reward big, risky moves, and Parvati should've won. Don't get me wrong, I like Sandra, but her game was much safer. I guess that's what happens when we're left with a jury full of big egos.
It's kind of embarrassing how many seasons I've burned through already, but I recently finished Cook Islands too, and I totally loved it. At first I was weary of having the tribes split up by ethnicity (Asian, White, Black, Latino) and I thought it was just going to dredge up racist remarks and cultural insensitivity, but it was actually so nice to see more diverse representation on this show that usually comprises of mostly white people. The final four consisted of two Asians, a black woman, and a Mexican man, which is a great win for cultural representation in media. Saying goodbye to all the butthurt white men along the way (namely Jonathan and Adam) was super satisfying. I thought Yul was a great winner, and Ozzy a great runner-up. And of course, I loved watching my fav gal Parvati on another season.
Right now I'm watching Survivor China to see how Peih-Gee fares, since she's going to be on Second Chance. So far, so good!


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Girl holds fundraiser for Golisano Children's Hospital
A young girl who had a terrible accident and had to be flown to a children's hospital in St. Petersburg is doing her part to help other children in Southwest Florida who have medical emergencies.
Sydney Ramsey's golf cart accident two months ago fractured her skull. Now, Sydney is having a bake sale at Bagle Bagle in South Fort Myers to raise money for the new Golisano Children's Hospital being built in South Fort Myers.
Proceeds from the bake sale will go towards the hospital's construction.
Plans have been underway to build the hospital adjacent to Health Park Regional Medical Center for quite some time. The hope is for the public to raise $100 million for the project, which is approximately half of what the total cost will be.
Sydney and her mother say it's worth every penny.
"We had to make that trek worried, panicked. It was bad enough that I had to worry about a fracture, but then, oh my God, my child's on a helicopter all by herself. It's important for the community to have a hospital that can do all the needs and do it all here," says Sydney's mother Katrina.
All the money made at the bake sale is matched by Allyn International and then all of that money is matched by Thomas Golisano, who has pledged to match all the money raised up to $20 million.
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In 2018 we'll return to the Chesire countryside for Tough Mudder Half North West. In the grounds of Cholmondeley Castle, you'll discover a whole new meaning to the word 'teamwork' as you manoeuver your mates through some of the thickest mud the UK has to offer.
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Jug, Iznik, Turkey, 1550's. Stonepaste. The Met Museum accession number 08.102.6
I sourced the inspiration for ceramic 39 while searching for blue and white Iznik items for my essays on BoW. Though I haven't completed the essay yet, it appears that the bi-blue Iznik items utilized Chinese designs more than the line of poly-chrome items produced at the same time. Poly-chrome items from this time did use blue glaze with turquoise accents such as this bottle or included reds and greens as well. It is difficult to tell if there are two types of blue on the extant item, or just two applications of glaze on the darker areas. While the design isn't strongly Chinese, other similar objects have been found emphasise the imitation of Chinese porcelain designs in the Iznik earthenware such as this plate.
I suspect the smeary mess at the top of the jug is due to unequal temperatures in the kiln causing the glaze to run at the top. As my items are fired in an electric kiln, I don't have that problem but I've done my best to replicate the effect.
Ceramic project 39 utilising Chinese influenced design elements from an Iznik jug.


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I did a bunch of research on places to eat in Santa Barbara, and for seafood, the Santa Barbara Shellfish Company came up over and over again. I decided to try it, mainly because of the location right at the end of Stearns Wharf Pier and when I arrived at a page long wait on the sign in sheet, I knew it must be good.
- 10-20 dollars a person
- Plan to wait at least 20-30 minutes during peak times
- Can order to go from the side window
This restaurant has no tables inside, just bar seating on both walls. If you chose to eat outside, there are about four tables you can sit at which provide an epic view.
After getting a seat at the bar, I looked over the extensive menu of seafood. The waiter recommended anything that was fresh (still alive in the tanks) which included rock crab, spiny lobster and Maine lobster in the larger tanks.
The Food
We ordered a rock crab, the Cioppino, an oyster shooter and onion rings. Here are my thoughts.
Onion rings – Amie and I both agreed, these were probably the best onion rings we had ever had. At least I can't remember when I have had better ones. Flakey and deep-fried to perfection but not overly breaded. A must order.
Oyster shooter – This one will vary widely whether or not you like oysters but for $2.50 for the shot I enjoyed it. It had an oyster, cocktail sauce, lemon and grated Parmesan cheese on top. Lots of good flavors all together and the Parmesan cheese was a hit.
Caeser Salad and Clam Chowder – Highlight of the salad was the croutons; they were great, other than that it is normal. Clam Chowder was well done though; I would order that again.
Rock crab – The crab literally came out looking whole, and it was massive! It was already cracked for you and had big chunks of crab that were buttery and sweet. There was a lot to go around, and it came with the above clam chowder and a salad. Big fan of this crab.
Cioppino – This is mainly a seafood stew with a marinara based sauce. Normally I would not be too excited about a marinara sauce, but this one was simply perfect. The clams, mussels, scallops and shrimp were all cooked in it then dumped in a bread bowl. It had a little spice to it which I loved, and I didn't want it to end. I would probably order the same thing next time.
Update 2017 – I went again and I ordered the Cioppino again. It was even better then I remembered.
Make sure to not wear nice clothes if you are ordering crab as you will have to crack some of the pieces and it can get messy.
All in all this place was amazing. It is on the pricey side if you order like we did but you can't say you didn't get the freshest food when you see it sitting in a tank across the restaurant. I have no problem recommending this place so check it out and let me know what you think in the comments.
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In this chapter I give some information on 'queer' themes - published and unpublished articles, suggestion for other publications, etc...
I'm glad to receive feedback or suggestions, although I might not be able to include them all.
I wrote this article in September 1996, shortly after the death of Rio Reiser, for the German nonviolent anarchist magazine 'Graswurzelrevolution'. It was published in issue 212, October 1996 (https://www.graswurzel.net/212/scherben.shtml). In March 2017 I added – first in the Spanish translation – a personal update.


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The Number
The twin questions for extraterrestrial civilizations are how many are there and why have we no evidence them, either through communications or from a visit. Obviously if there is no such civilization, then we know why they have not turned up. On the other hand, their non-appearance does no confirm their non-existence. So the first question is how many extraterrestrial civilizations might exist. If we have a positive answer to this we can ask how far away they might be
Inevitably we approach the first question as members of a civilization on Earth and our estimate is based on our own experience. From this we conclude we are the outcome of biological evolution, based on carbon and making use of RNA and DNA as the means of reproducing copies of ourselves for each new generation. Our initial assumption, not having information to the contrary, is that extraterrestrial life leading to civilization could make use of the same chemistry on a different planet.
New observations have led to updates of the fraction of stars with planets in the habitable zone where liquid water can exist. This makes possible a re-estimate of the possible number of extraterrestrial civilizations in the Milky Way galaxy. Of interest are civilizations who seek evidence of other planetary civilizations, because they might communicate with us. However, the time required for such civilizations to evolve and the time they continue in existence set the limit to the number present. If they are randomly dispersed throughout the Galaxy, that number determines how far away they are and whether communications is possible. Unfortunately, these civilization times are so uncertain that it is only possible to show how assumptions of particular values affect the possibility of communication.
The estimates of the fraction of stars that have witnessed each of the different steps involved in evolution of a civilization are combined in the Drake equation to find the number civilizations that might be in existence. The equation was developed at the 1961 Conference at Green Bank Observatory on Intelligent Extraterrestrial Life. The probabilities of achievement for each step and an estimate of civilization lifetime are simply multiplied together to yield the total number of civilizations. The individual fractional probabilities are as follows (some of the probabilities in the original formulation of the Drake equation have been combined for simplicity).
The rate of star formation in the galaxy
This may be based on the number of stars we see now and the lifetime of the galaxy, or on the rates of formation and burnout of different types of stars. Typically an estimate assumes a current number of stars of 200 billion and the galaxy lifetime of10 billion years. This yields an average rate of star formation of 20 per year. Alternative values that have been proposed are 350 billion stars and 8.5 billion years. 200 billion is selected here to be representative of the single and multiple stars that may have planets.
The fraction of stars with planets
The preliminary results from the Kepler spacecraft mission suggested that the Galaxy contains 50 billion stars with planets, or a factor of .25 planets per star. An estimate from gravitational microlensing suggests that many stars in the galaxy have more than one planet, causing the average number of planets per star to be 1.3. Here, a factor of 1.0 is used as representative.
The fraction of planets favorable to life
This is the fraction of planets in a star's habitable zone. the region where liquid water would be able to exist on a planet's surface. A recent estimate puts 0.15 planets between 0.5 and 1.4 Earth radii in size occurring in habitable zones of cool type M dwarf stars. Another estimate for sun-like stars with a temperature range of 5,000K to 6,500K, suggests habitable zone planets between 0.5 and 2.0 Earth radii in size occur at the rate of 0.34 per star. As there are many more red dwarfs than sun-like stars, an average figure of 0.2 earth-like planets per star is used here.
The fraction on which life emerges
Significant resources are being spent on space exploration to obtain a value for this fraction. Many spacecraft are being sent to Mars and other planets to find out if life has arisen more than once in the solar system. Stars are being investigated with ground and space-based telescopes to try to detect whether life has evolved outside the solar system. Studies of the resilience of life on Earth are leading to a consensus forming that the emergence of life in the conditions of a habitable zone is highly probable. This has come about as a result of discovery of living bacteria existing near the boiling point of water, in highly alkaline environments, inside nuclear reactors, in Antarctic ice, in sandstone, and in igneous rocks at depths of a kilometer or more, and at the boundary of the troposphere. So it is reasonable to put the probability of a simple form of life being present at 0.5.
The fraction with an advanced civilization
This is a much more difficult estimate because of the complicated sequence of evolutionary steps that lead to intelligent social organisms able to form a civilization capable of interplanetary communication. It is a process that has required 3.8 billion years on Earth, whereas the initial creation of life took a mere 2-300 million years. Problems include accounting for catastrophes of various sorts that regularly destroy most of the species present and the unusual stability of the Earth's environment within benign limits. These and other challenges to evolution of complex animals have led James Trefil in Are We Alone? (a book he wrote with Robert Rood) to argue that such evolution is so extremely rare that civilization in the Milky Way may have emerged only once. A similar conclusion was reached by Peter Ward and Donald Brownlee in Rare Earth, making use of additional information that later became available. There is also a theological argument that demonstrates that there can be only one civilization in the universe.
Lifetime of the Civilization
The remaining factor is the lifetime of the civilization in years -- the length of time it exists after becoming able to of investigate interplanetary communication. In the example of the calculation in Table 1, the fraction of planets where civilization evolves out of the earliest forms of life has been put at 0.0001 (one in ten thousand) and the lifetime of such a civilization is put at 5,000 years
Table 1: Sample Drake Equation Calculation
|Stars per Year
|Planets per Star
|Fraction in Habitable Zone
|Fraction with Life
|Fraction with civilization
|Civilization Lifetime, years
|Present Number of Civilizations
Present Number of Civilizations = 20 x 1 x 0,2 x 0.5 x 0.0001 x 5000 = 1
On the basis of these arbitrary numbers (Assumptions 1), we are the only civilization present at this time (but how many civilizations have existed in the past has not been calculated.). If the civilization lifetime were 500 years, the number of civilizations would be 0.1, which can be interpreted as the probability that one civilization exists now, or that one civilization would appear in the course of a decade. If civilization lifetimes averaged five million years, there would be 1000 civilizations. Changing the fraction of civilizations emerging from primitive life affects the estimate in a similar way.
It is a very useful feature of the Drake Equation that civilization lifetime combines so easily with the other factors to give civilization numbers. It works because the multiplication by years converts the per-year figures to a pure number. However, the per-year calculations that have been carried out in previous years are still valid and suggest that many civilizations have flourished in the past but are no longer in existence. The implications can be seen by examining the calculation in more detail.
The previous calculation can be understood better by adding an extra term that shows what happens over the course of time, and extending the average civilization lifetime to 10,000 years to allow the Existence of Earth 2.0. Table 2 shows that the combination of factors in the equation before civilization lifetime is inserted can be associated with the period within which one civilization can be expected to appear.
Table 2: Explicit Drake Equation, Assumptions 2
|Stars per Year
|Planets per Star
|Planets per Year
|Fraction in Habitable Zone
|Habitable Zone Planets per Year
|Fraction with Life
|Planets with Life per year
|Fraction with civilization
|Planets with civilization, per year
|Civilization Lifetime, years
|Number of Civilizations
The assumptions have been modified by doubling the civilization lifetime to allow for the emergence of Earth 2.0.
In this second example, the civilization lifetime has been chosen deliberately to show the assumptions that lead to the conclusion that there are only two civilization present in the Galaxy at this time at this time. Given a population of 200 billion galaxies in the universe, this still implies many billions of active civilizations. However, as far as our own galaxy is concerned, the assumptions allow for many other civilizations in the past and in the future.
The estimate for concurrent civilizations will increase significantly if we are more optimistic about the ability of civilizations to evolve from primitive life. We could put the probability at one success in a hundred attempts at evolution (0.01). And if we are more optimistic about the average length of their survival, we might put this at 500,000 years. We then estimate that a much larger number of civilizations are present in the Galaxy today. The number are shown in Table 3.
Table 3: Drake Calculation, Assumptions 3
|Stars per Year
|Planets per Star
|Fraction in Habitable Zone
|Fraction with Life
|Fraction with Civilization
|Civilization Lifetime, years
|Present Number of Civilizations
Variations in Civilization Lifetimes
In actual fact, civilizations will not all have the same life span, as assumed in the Drake equation. And if variations in lifespan are be taken into account, there will be variations in the type of numbers that the equation throws up. A number less than one, for example, will indicate the probability of a civilization appearing. If the number is low, there will be no civilization present for long periods of time.
The Drake Equation gives the number of civilizations in existence simply by inserting the average lifetime of a Galactic civilization as the final factor. But it does not indicate the variation in current lifetimes, the number of civilizations that have occurred in the past and gone extinct, or the effect of multiple lifetimes and the effect on distances. These variables are implicit in the initial assumptions but rarely addressed explicitly.
Having observed the different fortunes of civilizations on Earth, we can assume that the lifetimes of civilizations are unlikely to be equal to each other. To use one lifetime in the calculation is unrealistic. The effect of different distributions of lifetimes is examined in Multiple Lifetimes.
Cumulative Numbers of Civilizations
To find the number of civilizations that have appeared in the past, we need to know the span of time over which civilizations may appear. The basic assumptions that can be used are as follows. The Solar System, including the Earth, is 4.5 billion years old. On the assumption that the Earth is a typical living planet, I assume that it takes 4.5 billion years for a civilization to evolve. The Galaxy is 10 billion years old. When the first Galactic stars condensed, planets started to form around them; so the first civilization emerged after 4.5 billion years. That is, there are 5.5 billion years for the subsequent population of the Galaxy with civilizations. We arrived after 10 billion years.
The assumptions have been modified by doubling the civilization lifetime to allow examination of the relation between concurrent civilizations and cumulative numbers. (It also allows for the possibility of Earth 2.0.). The total number of civilizations emerging in the Galaxy is shown in Table 3. While it is unrealistic to expect civilizations to emerge strictly on after another, it is important to get some sort of idea of how many might exist at the same time on the average. This is done here by dividing the total time available by the number of civilizations to find out the average time slot available to a civilization. Dividing the civilization lifetime by the length of the time slot gives the average number of civilizations in that time slot. Under the assumptions of Table 2, there are two concurrent civilizations on the average.
This calculation, with its low civilization lifetime, suggests that over a million civilizations have passed out of existence, while only two currently exist. Us and Earth 2.0.
Table 3: Cumulative Number of Civilizations, Assumptions 2
|Civilization Time Available, years
|Planet Civilizations Emerging, per year
|Total Number of Civilizations
|Available Sequential Time-slots
|Assumed Civilization Lifetime, years
|Concurrent Civilizations
Table 5: Cumulative Civilizations, Assumptions 3
|Civilization Time Available, years
|Planet Civilizations Emerging, per year
|Total Number of Civilizations
|Available Sequential Time-slots
|Assumed Civilization Lifetime, years
|Concurrent Civilizations
Theological Implications
A theologian's examination of the implications of extraterrestrial civilizations has indicated that there can only be one planet in the universe that has a civilization.. If Earth is the only planet in 5.5 billion years on which a civilization has evolved, then the fraction of planets in the Galaxy on which primitive life gives rise to a civilization is 0.0000000001. Whether the probability of a civilization arising in 5.5 billion years is one in a billion is a matter of opinion.
The theological argument leading to the conclusion that there is only one civilization in the Galaxy made use, perhaps unwisely, of the reductio ad absurdum argument, based on two premises. The argument examines the conclusion reached if both premises are true. If an absurd conclusion is reached, then at least one of the premises is false. An absurd conclusion was indeed reached by the argument, so the premise that extraterrestrial civilizations exist was determined to be false. If, in fact, extraterrestrial civilizations are found to exist, then the other premise is false, namely, the Christian dogma of salvation.
Multiple Lifetimes Spacing between Civilizations
Likelihood of Communications


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music friday: stolen car
Friday, September 18, 2015
Thirty years ago today, we saw Bruce Springsteen for the 12th time. It was our first Bruce Stadium show ... he was still touring behind Born in the USA. Here's "Stolen Car" from that show.
And I'm driving a stolen car
On a pitch black night
And I'm telling myself I'm gonna be alright
But I ride by night and I travel in fear
That in this darkness I will disappear
Here's the audio to the entire show (3+ hours):
Here are some cover versions of "Stolen Car". Patty Griffin:
Elliott Murphy:
And Owen with "Stolen Bike":


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The new title is written by Chris Imber and Chris Jenkins with artwork by Chris Imber and Brian Vander. Brian is a US artist who joined the project to bring his fantastic art style to File 003 of the project. We're really looking forward to working with Brian in future.
Check out some sneak previews of issue #2 below.
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Physical geology is a survey of the physical processes operating on and in the earth and the results of these processes through time. Topics covered range in scale from the atomic to the galactic. The formation of the minerals and lavas, types of volcanoes, and the creation of sedimentary and metamorphic rocks make up the first third of the course; this introduces the materials of the earth. The course next covers large-scale topics such as the age of the earth, earthquakes and their resultant damage, how continents and seafloors are created, a brief history of the world, and an outline of the great unifying theory of geology, plate tectonics. The last third of the course discusses how surface processes such as streams, wind, waves and changes in the environment affect the deserts, glaciers, shorelines, and groundwater, and how these changes affect our way of life. Includes a laboratory.
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After just coming off of a long holiday weekend, it can be hard to get back to a normal grind. Sometimes though, I'm aching to do a project and it isn't long before I'm back at just to get it off my mind, and assure myself I could do what I was scheming.
I've said it before and I'll say it again, everyone needs a stash – a veritable selection of materials to "play" with, whether it be things like fabric, yarn, paint, furniture, or wood. You get the idea. I have a little of each, and this time I headed back to my wood stash.
I have plenty of spare furniture legs I mentioned here, pallet wood from here, barn wood from here, and new wood from Home Depot, my second home. This is only a small sampling of my collection, but plenty for me to play with.
One pile of wood in particular has been calling to me, and that is because my husband can't stand it's chippy-ness. A couple of years ago I sent him on an errand that I have somewhat regretted. I asked him to go take the siding off an old garage wall that was left after a lady paid some demo guys to complete the job. For some reason the left one wall laying on the ground and this door was there too.
I sort of regretted asking him to do that because it was a PAIN to remove. Not only that, but it was covered in chippy white paint (which is why I wanted it) and that drives him crazy. Isn't he awesome for going to get it anyway?
Well, I was originally going to use it to create a planked wall somewhere and make crafts, but baby came along and put a hold on that. So it wasn't until last summer that I found this wooden tote at a garage sale for a couple of bucks. I chuckled to myself, " tsk. I could build this, easy."
I purchased it and stuck it in my shop where it sold in no time. So ever since I wanted a go at it. Thankfully, this holiday weekend afforded me that chance.
After grabbing some barn wood, siding and a few baby crib rail spindles I recently scored out of the trash, I set to work.
Just to show you that you don't need a whole lotta tools to make this wooden tote, I only needed my drill, jigsaw, and brad nailer (you could even use a drill or hammer and nails too, if you don't have a nailer).
Since my handle was going to be the crib spindle, I set my measurement to be the length of the spindle. To create those peaked ends like my inspiration tote, I first folded a piece of paper in half lengthwise, and cut a domed shape in equal sides. Then I traced it onto cardboard so I would have a sturdy template to use over and over – I have a bunch of that siding and spindles!
After cutting the sides out of barn wood, I cut the siding to length. (Can I just say I am so stinkin' excited it's summer and I can work OUTSIDE!! Yay!)
Since the crib rail spindles are already set to go into a hole, I just mark a centered spot of the end pieces and drill the same size hole so the handle will go in snug. You can also just use a piece of wood like the inspiration tote and either nail or screw it on.
So rustically chippy, and ready for anything you can dream up – a centerpiece with flowers, a utensil holder for a wedding or party, art supplies…the possibilities are endless!! Can you tell I have a thing for totes and caddys?
I had fun creating this versatile project and know that you can do this too. All you need is some basic wood. And just so you know, even new wood and a dowel works – use a sunbleached stain to create that time-worn feel, then give a wash of white paint to create texture.
And if you'd rather not, you can have one from my shop, ready-made.
There's other custom goodness available in my shop too…
Pottery Barn Knock-Off Trunk
Bathtub Trays
Rustic Bench
Farmhouse Soap Holder
I hope you enjoyed this sweet project and would love it if you shared so others can find it too!
More rustic goodness for you:


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text: lijahlover (lijahlover) wrote, 2009-10-05 13:14:00 lijahlover lijahlover 2009-10-05 13:14:00 Previous Share Flag Next Music: Shoot through the Heart-Bon Jovi Zombieland,District 9, Inglorious Bastards...and 9 :) I have watched District 9,Inglorious Bastards and Zombieland. I loooooooved Zombieland it made me scream,jump and LOL throughout the whole thing. My family agrees that it's just brilliant and so much fun to watch. Of coarse we love Zombie spoofs anyways.(Shaun of the Dead)I would like to see 9 and I can hopefully tomorrow on my day off. I'll run to the bank first and go see it at least that's the plan for right now.Woody Harrelson *rocks* Tags: movies Subscribe Post a new comment Error Anonymous comments are disabled in this journal We will log you in after post We will log you in after post We will log you in after post We will log you in after post We will log you in after post Anonymously switch LiveJournal Facebook Twitter OpenId Google MailRu VKontakte Anonymously default userpic Your reply will be screened Your IP address will be recorded Post a new comment Preview comment Help 16 comments Post a new comment 16 comments


text: thesis assistance Buy Tailor-made Label Newspapers Exactly what do be a whole lot worse than publishing an expression document? The answer is publishing many of them at the same time. Pretty much every undergraduate understands how complicated it will be to cope with all of the assignments with overlapping deadlines emerging at once. To be able to produce an outstanding… (more…)


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Beginning with the Colfax Marathon Relay next weekend, I have three races coming up in a matter of five weeks. BolderBOULDER, which may be considered a new tradition for us in our 3rd year straight, will come next and culminating with the Garden of the Gods 10 Miler. As I haven't run 10 miles since my last half marathon in 2011 - when I fractured my femur and came to the hard truth that I had to drastically cut back on my mileage.
In an attempt to be ready for these races, particularly the hilly 10 miler at higher elevation, I'm incorporating some technical trail running into my training, although I'm not following any specific plan.
A few weeks ago we took on Dakota Ridge Trail and Red Rocks Trail which is about a 20 minute drive from Denver and right near Red Rocks Amphitheater. We parked in the dinosaur lot across the road from the main Matthews Winter Park lot (pictured in the bottom right of the photo above). Right out of the gate we were climbing and it didn't take long for my heart to start pounding.
While we've hiked more difficult trails, this was the most technical we've run - at least the Dakota Ridge section. The terrain changed quite a bit throughout the 6 miles but there were plenty of steep rocky climbs and descents; long slow climbs; creeks to pass; rolling hills, and a lot of beautiful views.
We went early and on a morning that was overcast, as you can see from the photos. I believe this is key because while a clear blue sky would make for stunning views, the vast majority of the trail is exposed with little, to no, shade so I'm sure it can get very toasty.
Two days after this run my shins and ankles were still a bit sore. Definitely important to stretch and roll after this run. And eat well to help your muscles recover. My ankles aren't used to working so hard! Clearly I need to spend more time on the trails but I can already tell that the time we have spent recently has helped my running.
- Go early to avoid the heat and crowds
- Carry a little water
- Wear sunblock and consider a cap
- Park in the small lot across from the Matthews Winter Park lot (less crowded, I'd say)
- If you haven't been to Red Rocks, take a drive up to the amphitheater when you've finished, it's usually open in the morning and a national treasure (IMHO)
- Find our 6 mile loop on MapMyRun
Do you incorporate trails into your running? * What races do you have coming up?


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Pope condemns abortion as use of 'paid killer'
VATICAN CITY, Holy See (AFP) — Pope Francis reiterated Saturday that abortion is unacceptable, saying its use amounted to the hiring of a "paid killer."
"Is it lawful to eliminate a human lift to resolve a problem? It is lawful to hire a paid killer to resolve a problem," Francis asked during a conference at the Vatican on the use of abortion when the unborn child is found to have a serious illness.
"No human being can ever be incompatible with life," he said, adding: "Every child is a gift that changes the history of a family... and this child needs to be welcomed, loved and cared for."
In cases where the child may not live for very long, medical care is not wasted but by gaining time, allows parents to prepare for the death.
"That child will remain in their lives forever," he said.
Pope Francis used similar "paid killer" remarks in relation to abortion in October 2018, sparking a sharp reaction in medical circles.
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