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Studies on the ionic, protein and phosphate changes associated with the moult cycle ofhomarus vulgaris
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Abstract 1. 1. Increased levels in serum concentrations of calcium, magnesium, inorganic and total phosphate and total protein were detected before moult, and decreased levels thereafter. 2. 2. Measurements of nitrogen, magnesium, calcium and phosphate content of the hepatopancreas indicate storage during intermoult of material necessary for the synthesis of the new exoskeleton. 3. 3. Urinary and serum calcium concentrations were compared during the moult cycle. Urinary excretion appears to reduce the high serum level before moult. 4. 4. Serum sodium and chloride concentrations vary little throughout the moult cycle, but serum potassium decreases markedly before moulting.


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" Deeply compassionate and highly competent"; for nearly two decades, our family has used these words to describe Doctor Rajka Milanovic. Her primary patient, however, our reserved, no-nonsense, tempered-by-the-Depression mother exuberantly addressed her as "Dr. Honey." This was not a mere expression of affection, it was a confirmation that Dr. Milanovic earned mother's trust and had transformed the physician-patient relationship into dynamic partnership for mother's well being and good health.
In these frustrating days of brief office visits and reliance on computer-generated diagnoses, Dr. Milanovic continues to practice the lost art of listening to her patients, learning about their lives outside of her office. A skilled diagnostician, she also knows the power of human touch to bring comfort, of human connectivity as a path to wellness.
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I Often Get Headaches In The Area Located Behind My Eyes Are These Migraines
Brother has been in the hospital since Saturday bad headache, swollen eyes ,vomit high fever could he have migraine doctor done test but all negative?
Meningitis: Migraines do not give you high fever. He needs a lumbar puncture if not done. If this is negative then its viral meningitis....so it doesn't mean theres not diagnosis when you don't find anything. ...Read more
Headache (Definition)
The medical term is cephalalgia. It is a feeling of pain that can occur on either both sides or just one side of the head or neck. Headaches can be sharp, dull, or throbbing, and can radiate to different areas of the head. They typically last less than an hour but can ...Read more
I often get headaches in the area located behind my eyes. Are these migraines?
Get checked out: This could be migraines. However, it could also be cluster headaches or something more ominous. Headaches are very common but with the limited info, you shold see your family doctor, especially if you have never been evaluated for this in past. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
Anytime i get a headache i get it behind my eyes and in my nose at the same time. I feel dizzy and feel sick sometimes as well. Is this a migraine?
Possible migraine : Migraine like headache can be caused by a bone spur in the nose. A ct scan of the sinuses is indicated and if the spur is present a septoplasty to remove it is indicated. I provide relief to almost 90% of patients with this problem. Visit my website for more information at www. Kevinsmithmd.Com. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
My body over heats then my face becomes numb and then i get a migraine. I become sick to my stomach and I have a pounding headache in behind my eyes.
Migraine: You should be examined and consult with your physician. There are excellent medications to relieve migraine. Otc excedrin migraine is excellent if you are not allergic to aspirin. ...Read more
Headache behind eyes & above nose area. Hurts to touch. Ent says not sinus its migraine. gave nerve blocks with little steroid. Still hurts
Sinus headache: Maybe it is a sinus headache. A migraine is rarely treated by ENT, and a migraine is normally associated with nausea or light sensitivity. Perhaps some sinus headache treatment would help? Do you have any congestion? If not, what have you already tried? ...Read more
I've had a headache for three weeks now. Sometimes it's migraine or sometimes it's just mild with pain behind the eyes always but never seems go away?
Evaluation : Headache for three weeks definitely need doctor evaluation. Need to know many factors associated with this pain to give professional advice. ...Read more
I have a migraine which flashes lights on my eyes, it starts as a bright light and then i just get an awful headache.?
Typical migraine: Your description sounds like a migraine. Go see your regular doctor for evaluation and treatment. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
For the last two days i've had a headache and pain behind my eyes. My eyes feel as though there's fluid or pressure behind them. Is this a migraine?
Sinus infection: Sinus infection can cause frontal headaches, pressure behind eyes, nasal congestion and post nasal drip. Migraine can cause similar symptoms but usually have associated nause, photophobia, throbbing pain. ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
I have had a migraine for 4 days now & the pressure behind my eyes is horrible. I'm 51 yrs. Old. Upon waking up after a restless night I am temporarily painfree until i eat something, then the headache is back as well as the pressure.
Could be muscle pain: Muscles in the mouth can tighten and send pain into the area behind the eyes. If you have already been under treatment by a md, you might benefit from a visit to a dentist trained in neuromuscular dentistry. How do I know this? I had similar symptoms until properly diagnosed and treated! ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
I've had a headache for three weeks now. Sometimes it's a migraine or sometimes it's mild but never goes away. Its behind the eyes and now it seems to be getting worse like pain on top and behind the head. I take excedrin migraine but now that doesn't wor
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Harris was born in Pontiac, Illinois and is Roman Catholic. She graduated from Illinois State University in Normal, Illinois. During her college years, she met her husband Gary Sinise, and they have been married since 1981. They have 3 children.
Harris has starred in such films as One More Saturday Night, Of Mice and Men, and Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines. She also played the evil trucker's wife in the Kurt Russell movie Breakdown. She has made a guest appearances on the TV shows Karen Sisco, The Equalizer, and Crime Story. At one time, she was a member of the Steppenwolf Theatre Company that Gary Sinise was instrumental in establishing. She won an Emmy for her role in Murder in Green Meadows. She also starred in Disney's Tall Tale in 1995, as well.


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Carnival: don masks and costumes, join free-spirited parade and street party, jolly fun before Lent
Carnival is a Western Christian festive season that occurs before the liturgical season of Lent. The main events typically occur during February or early March, during the period historically known as Shrovetide (or Pre-Lent). Carnival typically involves a public celebration and/or parade combining some elements of a circus, masks, and a public street party. People wear masks and costumes during many such celebrations, allowing them to lose their everyday individuality and experience a heightened sense of social unity. Excessive consumption of alcohol, meat, and other foods proscribed during Lent is extremely common. Other common features of carnival include mock battles such as food fights; social satire and mockery of authorities; and a general reversal of everyday rules and norms. read more »
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Tourists Flee 'Nightmare' Paris - rising violence and roaming wolves - news in photos: 18 Jan 2017
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Tourists Flee 'Nightmare' Paris Amidst Rising Theft, Assaults... Paris' regional tourism office last year reported a slump in visitor numbers to the city. Rising violence and aggression account for the drop. President of the Chinese Association of Travel Agencies in France, Jean-François Zhou, said "increasingly violent" thefts and assaults are turning France into "one of the worst destinations for foreign tourists." In 2016, there were 1.6 million Chinese tourists compared to 2.2 million in 2015. The number of Japanese tourists dropped 39 percent and Koreans 27 per cent."
18 Jan 2017
A lone wolf was spotted prowling just 200 miles from Paris - when an expert was quick to point out that they can cover 300 miles in a DAY on foot. French told not to fear wolves roaming Paris streets as 'they only eat four-legged animals.'
Parisians are frightened that the endangered beasts are now within howling distance of the capital and can't be stopped.
Only lone wolves have been spotted so far wandering its streets. Experts and eyewitnesses claim they are freely roaming French 'departments' (an administrative district) of Yvelines and Essone in Île-de-France - which overlaps with the Paris metropolitan area in the south and west - at night.
Warnings were first made last year when a lone wolf was spotted prowling just 200 miles from Paris - when an expert was quick to point out that they can cover 300 miles in a DAY on foot.
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Good Heavens! And Good luck to brave Flight 666, at 13 o'clock on Friday 13th with a 13yo aircraft to HEL
January 13, 2017
Finnair flight 666, at 13 o'clock on Friday the 13th with a 13 year old aircraft
Finnair Flight 666 took off from Copenhagen, Denmark on Friday the 13th bound for HEL.
Helsinki, Finland, that is.
HEL is Helsinki's airport code.
This according to air traffic site FlightRadar24.com.
Finnair flight 666, at 13 o'clock on Friday the 13th with a 13 year old aircraft, has landed safely in HEL https://t.co/0kWfkcARmO pic.twitter.com/OPvpyyq4F4
- Flightradar24 (@flightradar24) January 13, 2017
It departed Copenhagen at approximately 1:07 p.m. local time, touching down again at 3:41 p.m.
May 13, 2016
Who wants to get Flight 666 to HEL on Friday 13?
Can it get worse?
Flight 666 to HEL on Friday
— Mike (@FR24mike) May 13, 2016
How's that for an ominous journey?
Maybe they should have driven – and taken the highway to HEL instead.
… Sorry.
H/T @FR24Mike
How's that for an ominous journey?
But luckily for everyone, despite being very ominously named the plane landed safely in Finland after all.
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Digital. Trump rarely uses email: "no computer is safe". Hack self-driving cars' sensors? $43 & a laser pointer
Jan. 01, 2014
PALM BEACH, Fla. President-elect Donald Trump says that "no computer is safe" when it comes to keeping information private, expressing new skepticism about the security of online communications his administration is likely to use for everything from day-to-day planning to international relations.
Trump rarely uses email or computers, despite his frequent tweeting.
"You know, if you have something really important, write it out and have it delivered by courier, the old-fashioned way. Because I'll tell you what: No computer is safe," Trump told reporters during his annual New Year's Eve bash. "I don't care what they say."
Today's self-driving cars rely on spinning sensors called lidar that can cost more than $10,000 each. But it took Jonathan Petit just $43 and a laser pointer to confuse and defeat them.
"Anybody can go online and get access to this, buy it really quickly, and just assemble it, and there you go, you have a device that can spoof lidar," Petit, a cybersecurity expert, told Business Insider.
One of the first researchers to show how easy it is to hack self-driving cars' sensors, he was able to trick a sensor into thinking objects were there when they weren't, and vice versa. read more »
"Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness." - Mark Twain
"To argue with a man who has renounced the use and authority of reason, and whose philosophy consists in holding humanity in contempt, is like administering medicine to the dead, or endeavoring to convert an atheist by scripture."
- Thomas Paine
"Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness."
- Mark Twain
"There are two things which cannot be attacked in front: ignorance and narrow-mindedness. They can only be shaken by the simple development of the contrary qualities. They will not bear discussion."
- Lord Acton
In seconds: How fast driver able to switch from relaxation to control driverless car when machine is unsure to make decisions
Brown was passionate about his driverless car which was speeding into truck trailer and killed its master
Washington: Joshua Brown, 40, a former Navy SEAL is the first person to die at the wheel of his confidently-trusted self-driving car. His computer-guided Tesla Model S hit a tractor trailer on a freeway in Williston, Florida, in May.
And here's what the Model S owner's manual has to say about Autopilot: "...Always drive attentively and be prepared to take immediate action." (Note: How fast can you switch yourself from relax mode into controlling the wheel to avoid a fatal accident?)
"When machines unsure to make decisions
Where's the lane? Self-driving cars confused by shabby U.S. roadways
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What Is Your Favorite Color to Wear? ~ My Daughter's Modest Monday
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PINK for me. Love just about anything PINK. PINK clothes and I also have alot of PINK in my house.ReplyDelete
Charlotte MooreReplies
How fun, Charlotte! I once knew someone who had a pink kitchen. I'd never seen anything like it before, but her husband was color blind and didn't care. It was cute! :-)Delete
I have the EXACT SAME SKIRT!!!!ReplyDelete
I wore it yesterday to Church! My friend gave it to me for my birthday! It's sooooooo pretty!Replies
PINK PINK PINK. The more the better. I was very much one of those girly girls in the twirly pink dress!ReplyDeleteReplies
I love pink, too. Do you still twirl? :-)Delete
I a definitely a girly girl--I love pink, but my favourite colours to wear are purple, brown, olive green and burnt orange. I suppose that that meant the result of my psychoanalysis would be that I am indecisive! Ha ha. :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Perhaps you just love variety. :-) They're all good colors!Delete
I love blue, too. Its a toss up between blue and brown for me. :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Blue and brown look terrific together, Rosilind. :-)Delete
I like the darker blues and greens because they don't show stains and dirt as easily. However, we have cats and those colors show all too well how much our kitties love us. LOL!ReplyDeleteReplies
I've had cats, and they leave a LOT of love around, don't they? :-)Delete
What a pretty blue skirt! She looks lovely in it!ReplyDelete
Green is also my favorite color. The darker hunter green color, not the pastel Easter egg color!
It's also one of those colors that as a red-head, I can always wear!
I've missed reading your blog. I hope all is well with you and your family.
I'm off to catch up on blog reading!Replies
Yes, yes, yes to the darker green color, Amber. It is stunning on a red-head! We are all well and looking forward to school break. So glad to see you here! :-)Delete
I love wearing blues, purples and greens :) I have a dress with that similar pattern. Your daughter looks lovely :)ReplyDelete
I LOVE BLUE (maybe most since I wear it 6 days a week) and BLACK too (though I didn't know it made me skinnier) and PINK and PURPLE when I can find it. Is it harder to find pink and purple for adults?? I loved your daughters shoes and that is a lovely Flexi!!ReplyDelete
I so much appreciate your time and effort in leaving a comment, and I try to respond to as many as time permits. :-)


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Aside from the great food I've eaten over the past few years, I think the really neat people and stories are probably my favorite part about this business. I had the pleasure of having one of my favorite chefs and a great friend, Frank Szymanski, come over and cook for a special occasion this past week.
In the past, we've had a lot of fun talking restaurant concepts and menu ideas, and recently (more on this coming soon), he even did some Sugar Taylor Sauce recipe concepting and cooking with us. We love catching up with Frank when he's in town between his prestigious gigs that have included stints at Emeril's and NICKS! among others.
This week was different, however. Chef Frank was here to cook a birthday dinner, and he surprised us by kicking up his previous concept of NOLA style BBQ Shrimp made with Sugar Taylor Sauce to an entirely new level! These were hands down the best shrimp I've ever had!
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Wednesday, October 28, 2009
She's back and blogging
My lack of blogging has been due to being in super busy planning mode for the opening of Trish Hunter Finds, however planning has been postponed for now :(
I had been accepted for my dream property, had the lease in my hands ready to sign, and then something happened and unfortunately, I had to call it all off... for now.
But the mission will continue and although it won't be this year, it will be sooner than originally planned :)
In happier news, I now have Boxes and bags and bags and bags and bags of stock that I haven't shown you due to the quantity I've been buying in preparation for the shop.
A lot of it is all boxed up, but I have kept out my favorites for my own enjoyment, and so I thought I'd show you some bits and pieces that Trish Hunter has Found over the past couple of months.
Ok here goes
Always a big lover of the fantastic plastic. Here lies some of my Kartell bits and other plastic bobs
Another corner of junk
There is not a chance I could ever roll this bright green shag pile out in my house if I tried.
It's HUGE!! Bigger than most rugs I've seen. So unfortunately it has to stay rolled up until I move somewhere where I can quickly get it down before I move anything else in.
In this blog post, I've included two things that I can tick off the list of things I've been after for around 4 or so years. It's a reasonably small list and it's getting smaller!
A green or pink Sunbeam Mixmaster has been on that list for so very very long. And finally my time came to get one. My chin hit the floor when I saw it. My boyfriend had to pick it up for me before I tripped over running towards it.
It's in FABULOUS condition, with it's two original matching bowls Ahh!
This is the other item that's been on my weekly search list on eBay, and the reason I often go to the shoe section in opshops to begin with.
An original pair of 60's white Gogo boots.
I do own a 70's/80's pair, but they just aren't the same.
They were 'will do for now' boots, because I'd spent so long looking for the real deal with no luck, I had to have some sort of white boots.
Then just last week....ZING!!!!!! another tick off the list. Oh I wanted to wear them to bed they made me so happy!
This is fabulous. A whole bolt of this fabulous 50's fabric. The photo says enough surely. There is so much here that I worked up a sweat carrying it out of the car. I have no idea what to do with it just yet, but a retro lounge suite would look fabulous upholstered in it. Oooh.
This coffee machine has saved my life.
I've been an International Roast girl since I started drinking coffee last year, and scoffed at the yuppies who 'required' bought espresso coffees...
...And then my Boyfriend got an espresso machine.
Going home to my International Roast was not the same. I preferred going without coffee than drinking that gunk. Yes, I have turned into a Yuppie. But at least a DIY yuppie because I now have MY OWN MACHINE!!!!! Oh I do love it.
I feel all pro when I make that fabulous noise foaming the milk up. Ckkkkckkkkkkk
Ok that's enough. I could skite about it for at least another couple of paragraphs.
And lastly, this tin house by Mettoys with the attached garage.
It's just fabulous to have on display and makes me so happy to look at.
It's in great condition considering it's a dolls house and like most vintage toys, are heavily used.
My favorite thing about it is that similarly to the outside being painted as the outside of the house, the insides are painted as the insides. From floor rugs, to paintings, furniture, kitchen accessories etc, everything's there on the walls or floor.
Above is a pic of the inside of the garage.
And that's all for now.
I'm hoping I'll get around to blogging a bit more regularly from now.
Thankyou for all of your lovely emails, comments and for sticking with me while I've been away.
Until next time :)
6 comments:
- NapoleonsLunch said...
I WANT that mix master! i love your finds! love love love them!
I wish you luck for trish hunter finds! I probably will be stalking your blog to see when it is ready and open for business... hahhaa all so I can go there and buy some goodies! i love your taste. in the mean time - why don't you host some shopping tours for people - OP SHOP TOURS WHHOOA - public transport/trish style? $15 a head two tea breaks 6 hours of full throttle shopping...
you could make a mint.
- October 28, 2009 at 5:59 AM
- Lecon de vetement said...
YAY you are back, Im sad that you dont have your store though! Anyway bravo to finding things on your list!!
- October 28, 2009 at 9:52 AM
- Poppet said...
Hurrah.....a new post! I've been checking your blog a few times a day lately because I was in desperate need of a trish-fix......
That fabric is amazing! and to get a whole bolt of it is the greatest luck, also the mix-master is adorable :)
Yay for being back and blogging! but it's a shame the shop plans have been put on hold....i was looking forward to buying all your amazing stuff, and having another vintage shop-keep buddy to chat biz with. Hopefully it will happen soon :)
X Jules
- October 28, 2009 at 5:25 PM
- Jess said...
When you eventually open your shop I will get on a plane and fly to Melbourne just to see it, can't wait. x
- October 28, 2009 at 6:57 PM
- Piglet said...
Oh that little house is too cute!
- October 29, 2009 at 3:31 PM
Yes, I willingly with everyone and say the mixmaster is FAB! My mum had a white one given to her by her mum - they are almost indestructible. And best of luck with your shop when the time is right for you.
- October 30, 2009 at 4:02 PM
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Mark Twain and George Carlin & Rumi!
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- Hello Mish and All,
This was an excellent post on Mark Twain!
It seems that Klemp loves to drop names
and make it seem like anyone that has a
positive influence for change is somehow
connected to him via EK. What a lie and
Twain was very anti-religion and this
would have include Eckankar!
In the Dec. 2002 The Mystic World of
EK, (page 7) is a summary of Klemp's
2002 EWWS talk where Klemp spoke
of Twain. "Harji spoke about... Mark
Twain and his battle to release people
from thinking in terms of slavery."
Right! Including ALL religions!
Klemp has even stated that Twain was
guided by the ECK Masters (like Columbus?)
and yet Klemp states, "Mark Twain didn't
even have the satisfaction of knowing the
full message. Well, you in ECK today have
it. You know about ECK..."
Of course, Klemp is only talking about the
Ruhani teachings that Twitchell handed,
copyrighted and edited as his version of
Spirit (ECK). Twain knew far more about
Spirit, could write far better, and was a
greater advocate for a change in World
Consciousness than Klemp could ever
dream of doing!
But, do ECKists really have the full message
and truth about the real origins of ECKANKAR?
Read this about the God-Man:
Klemp pushes Carnegie's book "How To Make
Friends and Influence People" onto EK Vahanas
as a "training guide."
Once, when another Carnegie (Andrew) brought
up the idea that America was a Christian nation
Twain replied, "Why, Carnegie, so is Hell." [Time
Magazine, July 14, 2008] And, so it is for ECKists
too! Those Higher "ECK" Initiations.... aren't!
Mish Wrote:
TIME writer Roy Blount Jr. gave this explanation
regarding Twain's gripes about religion and religious
"What put Twain off about religion was its bossiness
and its alignment with corrupt community values
that people--those standing to profit--insisted on
calling a higher power. The very expression 'moral
sense' made him curl his lip. He denounced his
own conscience, which frowned upon his anarchic
instincts, his love of enjoyment, and made him feel
guilty and rebellious . . . . "
Actually, I think that Twitchell was influenced by
Twain and tried to make himself into sort of a Mark
Twain wannabe. Twit talked of the Mississippi
River and grew up in a river town himself. One of
Twain's closest friends was a minister named Joseph
Twichell. Maybe the closeness of the spelling got
Twitchell's attention too, and PT saw this as a hint
coming from Destiny. The plagiarist and liar Twit
certainly fell far from the Mark!
But really, Klemp is such a fraud himself! He talks
out of both sides of his mouth. HK planned his
take over in a "Sound Proof Dark Room" with Darwin.
The only aspect of "ECK" Klemp knows of is After
It has split into It's Lower Negative aspect. HK's a
poser and has to drop names because he can't
even write on the same level of consciousness
as others in the past have including RUMI and TWAIN.
In the Dec. 2007 The Wisdom Notes Klemp quotes
Mark Twain and Rumi. HK: "Mark Twain... 'The
common eye sees only the outside of things, and
judges by that, but the seeing eye pierces through
and reads the heart and the soul, finding there
capacities which the outside didn't indicate or promise,
and which the other kind of eye couldn't detect.'
Twain was an instrument of truth, for much of his
guidance came from ECK Masters."
Yet, in his 2002 EWWS talk, HK states that
ECKists in 2002 had a stronger and a "full"
knowledge of "ECK" than what Twain had.
So Why does Klemp quote Twain so often
and in 2007? Apparently Klemp doesn't have
the "full" knowledge himself! Such is the case
with these wannabes.
Even Rumi prayed to and was given inspiration
and insights by a 2nd or 4th Plane God (Kal/Satan)
according to Klemp in his Autobiography.
Why, then, does Klemp quote Rumi so often?
The Catch-22 game is to stay the Top Dog by
associating other famous people with him via
the ECK, but by still making HK's opinions,
perspectives, and hindsight "twist" the highest
and best view ever! Such is the delusion and con
that Twitchell perfected and that Klemp continues!
From Time Magazine:
In the 1880s a British poet and cultural critic
named Matthew Arnold visited the U.S. and
was troubled by the way Americans appeared
to lack any capacity for reverence toward superior
men. "If there be a discipline in which the Americans
are wanting," he pronounced, "it is the discipline
of awe and respect."
This isn't the case with American ECKists when
Klemp comes on stage! The oohs and ahhs and
giddy laughter show that ECKists have an awe
and respect for King Klemp.They have Klemp
on a pedestal like a monarch or dictator and
they view his 4th Plane words as wisdom beyond
Everything Klemp says is for those who, also,
have arrested development or some dysfunction
and can't stand on their own two spiritual feet.
After how many years does it take for an ECKist
to become their own Master? Oh, that's right it's
all about those initiation numbers! What about
all of those 7ths who have hit the glass ceiling?
Where do they go and when... in the next lifetime
or is after death the promise?
And so it goes on and on into an endless round
of B.S. for the typical ECKist to hang their fears
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Talk:Symplectic geometry
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Too narrow[edit]
Come now. Saying that symplectic geometry is a subbranch of differential geometry is being myoptic at best. This topic is far more general than that and needs a rewrite from a more general perspective. Unfortunately, I am not the right person to do this. Bill Cherowitzo (talk) 17:43, 8 August 2014 (UTC)
- The article says "branch of differential geometry and differential topology". To me that's a pretty good description, and not at all insulting to symplectic geometry. Would you rather say that it's a branch of mathematics? A branch of geometry/topology? A geometric framework for classical physics, which turns out to be topological and pertinent to contemporary physics? I'm not sure what you want. Mgnbar (talk) 19:44, 8 August 2014 (UTC)
- I probably misunderstand the term, but it certainly sounds like the differential and topological aspects need not be inherent to the geometry. Elliptic geometry is valid even with only an algebraic definition, and this is presumably no different. So, "a branch of geometry" sounds right (to me as a layman, anyway). —Quondum 01:12, 9 August 2014 (UTC)
Symplectic geometry is also studied by algebraic geometers and the differential and topological aspects play no role in that study. You would not get a hint of this by reading this article. The classical example does have additional structure and this has been exploited and generalized by differential geometers/topologists. This is also what makes the theory useful in applications to physics. However, to say that differentiable manifolds are the natural setting for the subject strikes me as having the tail wag the dog. I am not advocating the removal of any material (with the possible exception of the last sentence which I think is a misinterpretation of Weyl's comment), rather I'm looking for a broader framework in which the current article would comfortably sit. Bill Cherowitzo (talk) 04:12, 9 August 2014 (UTC)
- From my viewpoint, symplectic geometry/topology is the study of symplectic manifolds. A symplectic manifold is a smooth manifold equipped with a symplectic form. So it is a branch of topology. But people quickly add additional information such as almost-complex structures and metrics, so that it becomes geometry. But a lot of that geometry ends up being topologically determined anyway. The interactions with algebraic geometry come from Kahler examples. For example, the Gromov-Witten invariants are defined using a metric, but end up being symplectic invariants, and related to enumerative invariants in algebraic geometry. What am I missing? Perhaps you could clarify your viewpoint more, to someone with my viewpoint. Mgnbar (talk) 07:52, 9 August 2014 (UTC)
- After re-reading Quondum's post, I'm wondering if there's a reference (preferably a PDF online, or a canonical textbook) that explains how to get symplectic geometry on a purely algebraic level, without an underlying smooth manifold. Learning is fun. Mgnbar (talk) 08:00, 9 August 2014 (UTC)
- A smooth complex projective variety is a symplectic manifold, so one could use either the algebraic or symplectic techniques to characterize the object. A tutorial discussing the two points of view for toric varieties is at Symplectic Toric Manifolds. --Mark viking (talk) 08:30, 9 August 2014 (UTC)
- So far I'm not convinced. We're talking about objects (complex projective varieties, toric varieties) that exist in the intersection of symplectic geometry/topology, complex algebraic geometry, and complex analysis (and maybe geometric analysis, string theory, ...). I alluded to this above, in mentioning that many of the examples in symplectic geometry are Kahler. But that doesn't mean that all of symplectic geometry is Kahler, or that symplectic geometry should be regarded as existing independently of symplectic manifolds.
- I don't think a rewrite is needed; the information in already there is good. Some expansion would good to indicate connections with other approaches and applications, e.g., algebraic geometry, geometric combinatorics, optics, gauge field theory, etc. I agree that I have never seen symplectic geometry treated without mentioning a symplectic manifold. The symplectic 2-form has to be there in some guise. --Mark viking (talk) 17:06, 9 August 2014 (UTC)
After touring some of the related pages, I think that I'm going to have to settle for a hatnote here. What WP calls Symplectic vector space, I would call symplectic geometry, following Artin (Geometric Algebra) and several other authors with an algebraic leaning. Perhaps the term "polar space" has gained more popularity over the last 50 years for this algebraic formulation, so that one doesn't see the term symplectic geometry in this sense as often these days. Bill Cherowitzo (talk) 18:59, 9 August 2014 (UTC)
- (Disclaimer: much of what I'm saying here is pure speculation due to my lack of familiarity with the subject matter.) Under "symplectic geometry", I would assume a geometry as characterized by the Erlangen program, in terms of a set with a group of transformations that might be described as symplectic, in the sense that a symplectic bilinear form is preserved by the group. This is a pure algebraic approach, but does allow a fairly precise definition of the term "geometry" in this restricted sense. This admits a rich array of geometries, and although it does not extend to general geometries on manifolds, it gives excellent prototypes. Geometries over finite fields are interesting, and since a symplectic bilinear form is a pure algebraic concept and is defined on vector spaces over any finite field, it would feel a bit odd for geometries defined in terms of symplectic bilinear forms on finite geometries to be excluded, just because the concepts of continuity and topology have little use. But of course, if the term symplectic geometry is spoken for by a particular mathematical discipline that is only interested in particular types of geometries, WP could reasonably choose to use it in this way, though to me, the natural title for this article would be Symplectic geometry of a manifold. —Quondum 20:32, 9 August 2014 (UTC)
- The group that you're talking about is the symplectic group. As far as I've seen and can recall, treatments of symplectic geometry (such as McDuff and Salamon) do talk about symplectic vector spaces, but only in preparation for symplectic manifolds. (Their tangent spaces are symplectic vector spaces.) So I do think that the term "symplectic geometry", as it is actually used in the mathematics community, describes the material surveyed by this article. But more material and more connections to other subjects would be great. Mgnbar (talk) 21:28, 9 August 2014 (UTC)
- I've just realized that I've missed a major point. This article is about an area of study, not about a mathematical object. It studies the objects called symplectic manifolds. So you can cancel everything I've said, and I apologize for any confusion that I may have added. Like I said "I probably misunderstand the term ...".
- I know it is implied in the description, but your description ("Their tangent spaces are symplectic vector spaces") is a nice description of a symplectic manifold, and both this and the Symplectic manifold article might benefit by having it. —Quondum 23:33, 9 August 2014 (UTC)
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Sunday, August 23, 2009
They all have their unique little quirks, and pockets of good and bad. They have their landmarks, and then their lovely hidden spots that only the locals know about. Whenever I go somewhere new, I like to see a bit of both - what the city presents itself to be to visitors, and then what it's like when it's not all dolled up for company.
We all know about little unknown places in our Home towns. The small little restaurants owned by a cute family, or a random little park at the back of some apartment complex. And while all these things add character and charm, Home for me is all about people.
As long as I meet a community of great people, I can make my home anywhere. Beautiful buildings, lovely greenery - that is all secondary to being surrounded by people that I can connect with.
What makes a place home for you?
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32 comments:
- Dash said...
I love your interpretation and drawing of a home. Specially the bicycle.:)
My idea of a home would be the place I feel free the most. Clean air, beautiful buildings, and it has to have little secret quaint cafes for me to discover. oh and PARKS. u gotta have parks.:):)
- August 23, 2009 at 10:22 PM
- Michelle said...
My idea of home consists of somewhere I can just be. Where talking isn't necessary and a peaceful silence is appreciated.
It's so easy to just "be" with my family. There's nothing high maintenance about us, and I love that.
- August 23, 2009 at 10:33 PM
- Amie McCracken said...
This is great to read tonight, my husband just got a job in Germany...very exciting and a tad scary.
So I think my definition of home will change with this new adventure, don't know what it will be.
- August 23, 2009 at 10:37 PM
- Carol said...
Home for me is with my family and Nick.
- August 23, 2009 at 11:08 PM
- Tali Schiffer said...
I agree about the people thing. Anywhere can be home as long as I'm surrounded with good company!
But I also think that wherever home is, it should be a place you love, or learn to love, as home should be a place you're proud to be living in...
- August 24, 2009 at 1:21 AM
- Sara said...
I love the drawing!
Well to me, home is where I feel I belong, that's on the emotional level.
On the physical/practical side of things home is a place where I can cook a good meal! (knowing where everything is...etc)
- August 24, 2009 at 2:03 AM
- Hello, darling said...
I think it's the same as you acually: the people. I'm a big popele person, and the thing that makes me feel at home is those people that I can goof around with and laugh with and cry with and be serious with; just the people that get me ♥
- August 24, 2009 at 4:19 AM
- Tender Branson said...
I would agree that people play a big role but in order for it to feel like home it also needs to have other things available that I enjoy.
- August 24, 2009 at 5:27 AM
- DesBisoux said...
ha! this is a question i've asked myself a lot!i think people i love are my home.but i hope to have a place one day that i can call home...
- August 24, 2009 at 5:57 AM
- Little Miss Tiara said...
home is... well, according to Winnie the pooh, where your heart is. I think I've put most of my heart in the dearest city of Yogyakarta, thus I've decided no matter how far I'll go travelling later on, I want to spend my old good quality time with my hubby in this city =d
p.s I've found his house! Yay!
- August 24, 2009 at 8:10 AM
- nifer said...
Home is where I feel safe. Physically. Emotionally. A place I can rest and just be me.
- August 24, 2009 at 8:38 AM
- SK said...
Home is wherever I can settle down and get comfortable. It's strange to my friends that I usually never get homesick. I think it's because I get so excited about a new place that I have no time to sulk about not being home.
- August 24, 2009 at 8:53 AM
- Jaime said...
Home for me is def the people. I am from Boston but felt "at home" in college in NY because of all my friends.
- August 24, 2009 at 9:45 AM
- AuroraRose said...
home for me is anywhere my family is... including the family pets - 2 cats and a dog of course!
- August 24, 2009 at 9:49 AM
- caroline @ patagonia gifts said...
oh so true! you can be in the most beautiful place but without people you care about wouldn't be home. xo
- August 24, 2009 at 9:57 AM
- Kristin said...
I agree with what you say -- it's all about who you surround yourself with, and not so much the what. ;)
- August 24, 2009 at 10:04 AM
- LJ said...
When I think of home, I think of my Gran's home cooking! Sweet potatos, casseroles, and homemade ice cream...yum!
I'm so excited that I won the giveaway!!! I just emailed you my address. Thank you so much!
- August 24, 2009 at 11:43 AM
- Jennifer Rose said...
hmm, I don't know what makes a place a home for me. I guess when it feels like a place I belong, either because I feel comfortable there or friends and family make me feel like I belong.
- August 24, 2009 at 12:52 PM
- Kristin said...
I'm now at home wherever my dudes are!
- August 24, 2009 at 2:35 PM
- Phoenix said...
home is where your family is, even if your family is your friends. :)
- August 24, 2009 at 2:38 PM
- the Lost Earring said...
Wonderful post.
People make a place feel like home to me for sure. When I traveled in Europe for 6 weeks I saw many wonderful sites, but it was the connections I made with people that really made me feel at peace no matter where I was. And even if direct connections aren't made with people, I think there is much to be learned from observation alone :)
- August 24, 2009 at 3:31 PM
- Laure said...
This is so funny! I've just published an article on the process of finding a new home!
Where home is for me? Well, I haven't found the place yet, precisely!!! ;)
- August 24, 2009 at 5:47 PM
- Pamela said...
I'm with you...I can make home anywhere...at least that has been my experience so far. Before moving to our current town due to a job transfer we were slightly worried of its location...but we decided that we'd make our house nice and comfortable, go to the places we want to go, and avoid the places we want to avoid. :) It's working! And you know what? It IS a great little town! Only 1 hour from Portland, which I love.
- August 24, 2009 at 7:08 PM
- Nicole Marie said...
how do you make such absolutely adorable gorgeous drawings! every day you inspire me.
- August 24, 2009 at 7:17 PM
- photojoy said...
Your illustration is just beautiful. I've been enjoying and impressed with your drawing from the very beginning I ran into you. Now just tell me how did you start with your drawing and when you've realized drawing is one of your important roles in your life. I really love your illustrations.
- August 24, 2009 at 9:00 PM
- Lindsey said...
You're right, it's the people who make it feel like home. For me, it must also be a place where I know I can build and carry on traditions.
- August 24, 2009 at 9:47 PM
- Quilt Works said...
I love you images - the mood of them! Home to me where I am comfortable, secure and relaxed.
- August 24, 2009 at 10:03 PM
- Kris said...
Home is where I can cuddle with my cat Martin. :o)
- August 25, 2009 at 8:20 AM
- Elizabeth said...
Home is family. And family aren't necessarily the people who are related to me...they're just the people I love unconditionally.
- August 26, 2009 at 4:08 PM
- Gaia said...
home is were I feel alive and free to express my personality. Home is were my beloved are. home is my family. Home is were I belong.
- August 27, 2009 at 3:52 PM
- carolyn peeler said...
You have such a beautiful writing style and your illustrations are so cool. Glad to find your blog!
- August 28, 2009 at 12:15 AM
- jessica said...
Gorgeous pictures!
- August 31, 2009 at 2:31 PM


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