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I personally never use EVOO because I feel it's difficult to remove; because my hair is fine if I were to use it I'd only use a very small amount, like 1/2 a Tbsp., 1 at the most.
I don't know what ingredients there are in the S.E., perhaps it already contains oils of its own so 4 T. of oil may have been way too much?
I noticed that you said you just rinsed off with CO while in the book the instructions are to
remove with a mixture of CO, lemon juice AND vinegar
. This should be worked through the hair thoroughly, with a gentle massage and maybe left on for a few minutes to give it a chance to break down the oil. And, well, about adding extra CO, you also just learned that more is not always better.
If you can grab hold of VO5's Kiwi & Lime Clarifying CO give it a try in the way I described above; if your hair detangles easily and feels very soft that would indicate the excess oil is gone. But after shampooing you've put yourself all over on "ground zero"...
P.S. Jojoba and coconut oil may be better and easier to remove next time...
2A/3A, medium length, layered, colored dark/medium ash blonde - "CGer" since April '02.
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1. Determine the mechanism through which secretion of luteinizing hormone is suppressed in the prepubertal gilt. 2. Determine the mechanism of inhibition of luteinizing hormone release directly from the anterior pituitary gland of the gilt. 3. Determine the mechanism through which nutrition regulates gonadotropic output of the hypothalamic-pituitary axis of the gilt.
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On average, 20% of gilts fail to reach puberty and become pregnant. Lack of sufficient secretion of gonadotropin hormones (e.g. luteinizing hormone; LH) from the pituitary gland is a prominent reason for delayed puberty of pigs. Mechanisms in the hypothalamus that control LH secretion in the gilt are not well understood, but nutrition is an important component. The project goal is to minimize reproductive failure of replacement gilts. The objectives will be to establish the function of RFamide-related and kisspeptin peptides in the control of LH secretion of the pig and identify their role in integrating nutrition with the gonadotropic axis of the gilt. Our approach, using intracerebroventricular cannulation, will be to establish the central effects of RFamide-related peptides on secretion of LH in gilts (Aim I). We will determine the direct effect of RFamide-related peptides on LH release from the pituitary gland of the pig (Aim II), and identify the relationship between energy balance and kisspeptin neurons in the hypothalamus of the gilt (Aim III). The rationale is that this work will advance our understanding of the basic biological mechanisms that control gonadotropin secretion in the gilt. The proposed research is significant, therefore, because application of this new fundamental knowledge is expected to lead to development of new strategies to minimize reproductive failure and maximize fertility of replacement gilts. This in turn will increase reproductive efficiency and decrease the expense of pork production.
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From school to cafe and back again: Responding to the learning demands of the twenty-first century
McWilliam, Erica (2011) From school to cafe and back again: Responding to the learning demands of the twenty-first century. International Journal of Leadership in Education: theory and practice, 14(3), pp. 257-268.
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During the Phoenix Suns visit to the AT&T Center against the San Antonio Spurs on Saturday, Shannon Brown was ejected for a nasty flagrant foul on San Antonio Spurs' Manu Ginobili during the final seconds of the third quarter. Now it seems that Brown is still pleading his innocence to the league and he's going to appeal the call that the foul was a flagrant 2, per Arizona Central.com's Paul Coro via Twitter. Shannon Brown said he'll appeal the flagrant foul 2 call from Saturday's game at SA. He said he tried a swipe block as he frequently does. (@paulcoro) This may anger some Spurs fans as the hit seemed to be blatant from different views on the court. As you can see the video below above. This play happened right after Brown called Ginobili back on the Spurs' end of the floor a play or two before. As you can tell, Brown had no way of actually getting to the ball nor did he try to stop himself when he knew the ball was out of his reach. If you check out the 43 second mark and that angle that the cameras gave, you can see from Brown's faces and eyes that he wasn't even looking to make a play on the ball. He was staring at Manu's head the whole time and decided to stretch his arm out to hit Ginobili as hard as he could. His reaction after the foul didn't seem genuine either, as if he thought it was just another regular foul or a touch foul. His appeal would also mean he thought he had a legitimate chance to block the shot, even though it's clear that he wasn't close enough nor had an angle for a clean block. What do you Spurs fans think about Brown appealing the flagrant 2 call? Was it just a normal hard foul or was it an excessive hit to the head?
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The Homebirth of Lila Autumn
By: Amy Nansteel
Saturday, October 23, 2010, we took the kids to Hershey's Chocolate World to get my mind off the fact that I was still pregnant, even though I was only 2 days overdue. When we got home and put the kids to bed, I felt like I was starting to have time-able contractions, and though not painful, they seemed different than all of the false labor contractions I had been having for the past month. We were timing them about every 2 minutes for a few hours, so I called my midwife to give her a heads up. I didn't feel like I was at the point where I wanted her to drive down, as we had a few other false alarms, which I felt really silly about since this was my third baby! I decided to try to go to bed around 11:30 to see if they went away. I woke up at 4 in the morning with some uncomfortable contractions, came downstairs, and told my husband (Kenny) to start setting up the tub. I called the midwife, confident that this was true labor, though the contractions were only 5-7 minutes apart. She arrived around 5:30 a.m. My mom and sister came around 6:30 to take care of the kids. She checked me and I was 4 cm, but my cervix was still high, and only 60% effaced. She suggested Kenny and I go for a nice long walk. "Take her for a nice hard hike!" is what she actually said :) and I felt up to it, so we left the kids to play with Grammy, and started walking.
It was a cool, crisp, sunny morning, and Kenny and I didn't realize just how fast and far you can walk when not towing kids in strollers, having to stop at every street to "look both ways," and wait for them to stop and ponder every little thing along the way. We enjoyed our coffees, talked, and walked- about 3 miles total! I really look back on that hour and it always makes me smile. There were no distractions- just my husband and I, our conversation, the excitement that we would soon be meeting our little Lila, and I think we heard each other more in that hour than we have in years. My contractions started picking up, and while they were getting more uncomfortable, I was still okay. When we got home, I was 5 cm dilated, and much more effaced. I had my midwife call the resident doctor who had requested to be at my birth- she was fed up with the medical model of obstetrics after only two years of residency, and wanted to see a natural, normal birth. She knew that wouldn't happen in the hospital she worked at, so she contacted my midwife, who asked me if I would be willing to let her observe my birth. I could not think of a better way to help all of the future mothers out there who seek a natural birth, whether at home or in the hospital, and if my experience could change a doctor's outlook, it could have the potential to change hundreds of women's birth experiences for the better. So I agreed. This woman had come to my house for coffee a few weeks before my due date, and we chatted about lots of different things. She was very sweet, and I felt honored to share my birth with her- excited that a mainstream professional was so open-minded as to want to explore such a "controversial" way to birth.
We all hung out and talked for a while, and then I decided to get into the pool. I was nervous about the warm water slowing my labor down, as it did with the birth of my son Gavin during my last homebirth, but it actually seemed to regulate things, and the contractions became very steady and consistent at 3 minutes apart. At this point I began to get anxious, and I dredged up all of the fear that had been lingering from my son's birth. Although I had him at home, and don't regret it one bit, my labor and his birth were a little bit traumatic for me. His head was tilted in such a way that I had a very stubborn cervical lip, and was basically in transition for four hours. It was excruciating and never-ending. My midwife had me walk that entire time, because moving was the only thing that was going to get him to turn. When I did finally push him out I wasn't prepared for the pain, as I had an epidural for my first birth with my daughter. I was expecting the worst to come, and praying that this time around would be easier.
I hung out in the tub for about an hour and a half, and then the contractions really picked up in intensity, and I was breathing through them. My midwife told me not to dread every coming contraction, but instead to embrace it and think of each one as bringing me one step closer to meeting my baby girl. Once I welcomed the contractions and focused my energy downward, I felt in control of them, and they were manageable, although they definitely hurt. This went on for about an hour or so, and during this time my 4-year old daughter Ava came in from the backyard with a beautiful purple flower, and she gave it to me for her baby sister. I floated it in the water, and it was then that a really horrible painful contraction came, and I was convinced that I must have dilated significantly, so I had her check me and I was 7 cm, but extremely stretchy, and the baby was very low down. After a few more of these very difficult contractions that I was moaning through, she checked me again and I was 9 cm with a very small lip, and her head was right there. I knew one more of those excruciating contractions would have me ready to push, and I figured out that without even realizing it I had been pushing through all of the hard contractions the whole time.
Before I knew it I was fully dilated and began consciously pushing. Although I only pushed for a few minutes, it was every bit as painful as I recalled it with my previous natural birth- the burning was awful. I was screaming to "get her out" and "help me!" but before long her head was out, and that beautiful purple flower floated right next to her as she emerged. My midwife then guided her body out and said to me "Amy, catch your baby!" I brought her up out of the water and held her to my chest- I couldn't believe that I had actually caught my own baby! She started crying not long after, and then looked up at me with wide eyes. I laid the flower on her back, and said hi to my little baby mermaid girl, Lila Autumn. She pinked up right away and starting crying. Her brother and sister came in from outside to meet their new little sister, and I was overjoyed. Our family was now complete. Lila weighed 7 pounds, 7 ounces, and was 20 and 1/4 inches long. She is such a blessing, and is the sweetest little girl we could ever have hoped for. It actually turned out to be quite convenient having another set of hands around, since the resident offered to be on camera duty. Thanks to her we have lots of great photos, as well as a full video of Lila's birth! I was really excited about this because I had wanted to video my last two births but it just had not worked out.
Lila's birth was so much more peaceful, quicker, and less painful than my last, and I think it healed me in a way. All three of my births were different, but this one was my "dream birth" if there is such a thing. I was really glad the resident got such a picture perfect homebirth to store in the back of her mind. Lila is our last baby, and I was so grateful to have had the opportunity to really get to know my midwife throughout this pregnancy. Even though she had delivered my son at home also, I had switched to her care at 38 weeks, so we had really only just met once before she attended me. This time around we had hour long appointments on her couch, in her home, and I got to really take advantage of the gentle, supportive presence that only a midwife can bring- she cared about me as a whole person, and I will always think fondly of her for making such a significant impact in my life both as the person who brought my babies into the world, and as a friend.
A lovely story! The image of the purple flower is such a tiny and yet amazing and touching detail.
What a lovely story. I think it was very kind of you to share your birth with the OB. Imagine what you must have changed for her!
That is beautiful, thanks for sharing! I hope my first home birth (VBAC) is like that :)
Alicia, wife to an loving and faithful DH, and mama to three fantastic though nutty children (cs, then a fast HBAC, then a fast VBAC!!). Planning a third VBAC, again at home, in February 2016.
What a beautiful story. I, too, was touched by the image of a purple flower. Thank you for sharing.
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The US has said it will dispatch a special envoy to South Sudan as a wave of ethnic violence sweeps the country. The UN, meanwhile, has expressed "grave alarm" as the number of fatalities rises.
Kerry said the move was intended to place pressure on the country's leaders to deal with a crisis that, in the past week of violence, has seen some 500 deaths in the capital, Juba, alone.
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Many call the early part of the summer the "silly season" given the wild speculation in the newspapers during this time of the year. Arsène Wenger, however, has a different name - fishing time.
It is a cast-iron certainty that Arsenal will be linked with any number of players between now and the big kick-off in August. Only a couple are likely to join and even then they may not be the names trumpeted by the major headlines.
"The agents always get nervous in May and they calm down on August 31," explained Wenger at his pre-match press conference. "For them it's like going fishing. You're allowed to fish now, you know?
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Of course, the major factor in many moves is money. The manager is on record as saying Arsenal's contract offer to Mathieu Flamini could not match Milan's. That was the one factor in the French midfielder's decision to move to Italy. But in the worrying global financial climate, Wenger is unsure that players' wages can continue to rise or even be sustained at the current level.
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To mark this Irish festival, the hotel is showcasing the most famous Irish beer, as well as Monaco beer
Throughout March 2014, Guinness and Monaco Beer will take pride of place at the Novotel Monte-Carlo.
Monaco Beer (Bière de Monaco) is a Monegasque beer from Monaco's brewery, La Brasserie de Monaco, which was founded in 1905 at the initiative of HSH Prince Albert I, on his own land. The old brewery closed in 1972 and reopened in 2008. This finely hopped, low-fermentation Pils-style light beer is highly traditional and has been specially prepared, drawing on the skills and knowledge of the Master Brewer and the old Brewery.
Guinness is both a brand of beer and an Irish brewery. Founded in 1759, it has become an international business. It acquired the Distillers Company in 1986, a Scottish group that includes whisky brands Johnnie Walker, Ballantine's and Chivas Regal. Guinness is a "stout," a dark beer topped with a white head. It is known all over the world for its taste and characteristic appearance. Guinness has strong links with the history of Ireland and is recognised as a symbol of Ireland all over the world.
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Which I explained later in the thread.
Just like any law, it depends on the state and they all have a statute of limitations on criminal charges (except for murder).
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I've just heard from Berwick Brewing Co and Anthracite Cafe and I'm happy to report that the Anthracite is tapping a keg of Berwick Brewing Co new Rauch Bock. Mike tells me the beer is on now so be sure to stop over and try it out.
In related news, Guy & Tom from Berwick Brewing Co will be featured on Chip the Beer Guy on Rock 107 next Friday (2/19) where I suspect they'll be tasting the Rauch Bock among others.


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Congresswoman Barbara Lee Announces Hiring Grants to Support Law Enforcement
Congresswoman Barbara Lee (CA-13) joined the U.S. Department of Justice and officials from the cities of Oakland, East Palo Alto, Gustine, Watsonville, and Alameda County to announce nearly $20 million in Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) grant awards to 39 cities and counties in California aimed at creating 105 law enforcement positions. Oakland will receive $4.5 million and Alameda County will receive $2.3 million to hire new police officers.
"I am pleased to announce this critical federal funding for police officers in Oakland and Alameda County." said Congresswoman Barbara Lee. "Bolstering local law enforcement is an important component of developing a comprehensive approach to creating healthy and safe communities and preventing the violence that plagues too many of our nation's cities. These competitive grants are essential to our police force, and this financial support will make a positive impact in the efforts to make our communities safer."
"The grants we announced today are part of the Justice Department's ongoing commitment to help dedicated local law enforcement professionals build safer, stronger communities," said Tony West, Associate Attorney General of the United States. "These awards will help our partners in jurisdictions across the state of California hire more officers and better work with the communities they serve to address public safety issues."
The COPS Hiring Program offers grants to state, local, and tribal law enforcement agencies to hire or rehire community policing officers. The program provides salaries and benefits for officer and deputy hires for three years. Grantees for the 2013 hiring program were selected based on their fiscal needs, local crime rates, and community policing plans.


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My brain is at a stand still from thinking through this. We currently have everything stripped out of the kids' rooms today for carpet cleaning, so I am wanting to put things back where I want them when baby 4 comes in 3 months.
One of my kids is downstairs so she is out of the equation.
Right now we have a master bedroom, and 2 br upstairs. We have a 4 yr old and 19 month old. Both of them have some health issues that make night time a little tough, as they wake often needing some assistance.
Currently we have a twin mattress set on the floor of our 4 yr old's room. She starts the night there, and if she feels okay, stays there all night or otherwise wanders in with us between 1-6am.
Our 19 month old's room has a full sized futon mattress on her floor. She starts the night in there and wakes usually before we are asleep 10pm-12am or so and comes in with us for the night. She is a challenge, sleep wise, and is due at the end of the month for a sleep study. When both little ones are in our bed it is awful and no one sleeps. Sometimes I go with the 19 months old to sleep on the futon mattress. Sleep is not great for me there.
When our youngest was a baby we had an arms reach cosleeper. We now have a sidecarred crib that she won't sleep in any better than on the futon mattress in the other room. It holds laundry at this point.
I often wonder if our answer is to work on getting the 4 yr old to stay in her bed. Or the 19 month old the sleep more in the sidecarred crib. But in 3 months we will have a 4th and final.
New baby usually has the cosleeper option, although they are right next to me most of the time. I also usually set up a crib or something in the baby's room (although this one does not have a solo room) to have a quiet place to put baby down for naps when I want to shower, do something with other kids that I can't wear baby for.
We have never had a child that used a full sized crib for much time. We have a crib, minicrib, packnplay, arms reach cosleeper, extra twin mattress set, the futon mattress set, toddler bed. (a lot of sleep stuff considering that our kids always sleep with us, lol).
We struggle with all of this because our youngest two's health has involved a lot of night time parenting so we tend to move bed situations a lot.
Here are my thoughts:
1) If my 19 month old continues with her night waking stuff, am I better off making the crib next to our her primary space and encourage her to stay there? Or do I just throw her between us and side car the cosleeper for new baby?
2) Do I put up the crib, minicrib, packnplay in the 19 month old's room for a second sleep space for the baby? Or will she just wake the other and vice versa during naps and we should keep them apart?
For those of you will more than a comfy number of cosleepers (and limited master br space) how do you structure that?
Have you considered a more radical restructuring of tings?
My kids do all sleep in thier own room, in their own beds at night now, but we do a lot of travel and are frequently all in one room, in one or two beds.
When we get to a hotel, I take the extra heavy blankets off the top of the beds and put them in teh top of the closet. Then I push both beds all the way against each other, and against the wall. If I can come up with another mattress, I add that to the side. Then, we all have our own space, but more floor space, and less worry of the little ones falling out.
What if you moved all the clothes/dressers and whatever "stuff" you have in the two rooms into one room, and then made a huge bed, on the floor, wall to wall. you could put the arms reach there to make you feel better about the baby, and then you wouldn't have to play musical beds all night with the other two. If I were you, I'd much rather just keep everyone in one big bed until they are truly ready to be in their own space.
"If you keep doing the same things you've always done, you'll keep getting the same results you've always gotten."
I'd second the radial restructuring. That is what we've had the best luck, no matter how hard you try, if they truly don't want to sleep in their room, they won't. My kids are 9, 5, 2, and 5 months, all sleep with a parent either nightly or from time to time. 2 of mine have special needs at night, one with asthma that has troubles at night and another with an anxiety disorder and insomnia. 2y just flat out isn't interested in sleeping alone, he doesn't have his own space to anyway. We have a 3 bedroom house and have two family bedrooms and one room with bunk beds. My Dh takes the downstairs room which is across the hall from the girl's room. He gets the 2y at night and once in a great while the 5y. I'm upstairs in the real master. I have the baby every night. The girls usually start off the night in their room, this only works if both of them are home (DD1 travels often) and DD1 isn't freaked out about something. When the 5y wakes up between 10-12am, she comes upstairs in crawls in my bed. I also have a twin mattress in there that is free for DD1 who does use it about every other week and then DD2 will sleep on it when DH travels and I have DS1 in my bed.
Once upon a time we removed everything out of the master bedroom except beds, we had 2 regular beds and a twin on the floor in there and all 5 of us slept in there. Clothes, dressers were kept in one of the other rooms. My general rule in this house with limited bedroom space is that you don't get a room/bed of your own unless you are willing to sleep in it most nights. DD2 used to sleep in DD1's room longer at night then she does now and that is when she got "given" the use of the bottom bunk.
I am trying to think through this in my tired brain. :) I am picturing a little push back from DH on this...he is a kind of traditional guy and while he is a cosleeping fan, I am not sure he would go for this. He often surprises me though. My other concern if our DD3 waking DD2, which she does in our bed now. SHe has spurts of night screaming that DH sleeps through, but I don't and DD2 does not either. Maybe DH and I split up for a bit and put one with each kid? Or maybe we keep the master as is so we can have some QT in there when we want, but make one of the other two rooms a sleep room and the other a playroom.
I would totally split off dh with the 19mo in one room, you with the new baby in another, and either working to have 4yo stay in her own bed, or set up a bed in the dh/19mo room, or have a big enough bed that she could join them in it during the night if necessary.
Kate, mom to 7 year old Djuna and 4 yr old Alden. Missing our good friend Hal the cat who died June 2, 2010
My DH resisted at first as well. Eventually what happened was we did all end up in the same room together because I was trying to please everyone and no one got any sleep. He then VERY happily moved out of that bedroom and took a child with him, never looking back. And that is our motto these days, we will try any sleeping arrangement out there that gives the maximum amount of people, the most sleep possible. Separating the kids really helps my family to achieve that. Each take a kid now for a trial period before new baby arrives and see what happens. Worse possible case, it can't be any worse then how it is now? Right? When we want adult time, we start the girls off in their room, put DS1 in DH's bedroom, put the baby on the couch and sneak up to the master or claim the living room as ours (umm, if you do this then it really helps to turn off all lights so if a night walking child wanders out... you get the idea...) and put the baby to bed in my bed.
ETA: Your DH just may surprise you. My DH was never a huge fan of cosleeping, it was more I slept with the kids and DH was just in the bed with us. He tolerated it but did not enjoy it. Then after he realized just how crappy the nights could be and how much sleep he possibly could not be getting because with 4 kids, I really can't keep everyone happy all night every night. He went along with sleeping alone with a child, and while he still wouldn't admit it today, I think he enjoys it now. The child that he sleeps with really became closer to DH, they forward to going into their room and doing their own routine and I'm just thrilled that I have one less child to handle at night when DH isn't traveling.
Thank you again for the suggestions. I am stewing on all of them. :) And yes, DH often surprises me. He works a lot and while he will not admit it, he greatly values that night time bonding with them.
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Unconventional Maps Draw Attention To Neighborhoods' Hidden Boundaries [Pics]
Guerilla cartographer Darin Jensen creates maps that show the different demarcations we can't see with the naked eye.
Darin Jensen is a name that comes up a lot when discussing the topic guerrilla cartography. The UC Berkeley department cartographer and lecturer is known for his projects involving the creation of unconventional maps that bring focus to specific aspects or social issues in an area.
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Has anyone else notice that most AP volumes follow this basic layout? You get presented with an environment which leads to a series of encounters. These encounters may be an investigation or a journey but what they have in common is that they act as a lead up to the big climatic dungeon.
In every AP there are at least two of these, often far more. Personally, I love the first part of these scenarios, the mini encounters and investigations, but I am slightly less fond of the dungeons themselves.
This isn't really a complaint. Dungeons are OK but I usually prefer the build up to the payoff. When I do like the dungeon part it tends to be because the dungeon is quite short or thematically interesting. Dungeons with more than about 10 rooms tend to be less interesting to me.
I'm curious what the Paizo community thinks. Do you like this format or do you prefer it when the dungeons are short or non-existent?
Depends on the adventure. It's a pretty solid format, the issue is if you don't have a dungeon it gets difficult to present multiple encounters in a day (see Kingmaker). I am a little weird in that I swing from one extreme to the other preferring either 6-8 room encounter heavy dungeons or massive book spanning mega dungeons. I have no qualms about cutting dross encounters when it'll slow down plot momentum.
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A team of international astronomers has developed a new model—with implications for RTB's creation model—to predict the emission of gravity waves in a particular class of supernovae. During a core-collapse supernova, the center of the star is compressed under tremendous pressure and forms a neutron star. According to the new model, the oscillations of the neutron star emit relatively large amounts of gravity waves. Assuming the new model is correct, if a supernova of this class were to explode within the Local Group of galaxies (including the Milky Way Galaxy and Andromeda Galaxy, as well as a number of dwarf satellite galaxies), the gravity waves should be detectable by the current generation of gravity-wave detectors. If confirmed, this test would further strengthen confidence in the theory of general relativity and, consequently, RTB's cosmic creation model.
o Christian D. Ott et al., "A New Mechanism for Gravitational-Wave Emission in Core-Collapse Supernovae," Physical Review Letters 96 (2006): 201102.
o http://prl.aps.org/abstract/PRL/v96/i20/e201102
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Yachting News 16th November 2011
Greetings yachties,
Seems to be video city at the mo with bucket loads from the Volvo and AC45. Better upgrade your data plan folks.
In this issue:
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AC45 – San Digeo – live webcam here,
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here is the link to the live racing in San Digeo
however, if you live in New Zealand, you get this…
found a link on the TVNZsite, the video quality is very poor, better than nothing.
and from the Americas Cup media people
Dear Steve,
Fernando to Cape Town: the expert analysis
As the fleet come up against their next obstacle, the St Helena High, the Volvo Ocean Race's chief meteorologist Gonzalo Infante takes a look at what lies in store.
Having made it over the Equator and into the Southern Hemisphere, in the second part of Leg 1 the fleet must use the southeast trade winds to their best advantage but also have to negotiate their way around the massive Saint Helena High Pressure system, which effectively blocks any direct route to Cape Town.
The St Helena High is a large scale system whose counterpart in the north Atlantic is the Azores High. When crossing an ocean either way between north and south you always have to deal with this sort of obstacle.
Much more solid than the Azores High, the St Helena High generally creates good wind corridors (pressure gradient areas) around its windless centre and often meaning high wind, fast sailing conditions for the Volvo Open 70s.
Potentially, this is one of the most likely sections of the race most for record breaking 24-hour runs from the boats. Figure 1, the line graph, shows monthly high pressure centre in relation to latitude. In November the average position is at 29.5 degrees south – very close to the Cape Town latitude. The seasonal variation in high pressure latitude means that the closer we are to the Austral Summer, the more probable will be to have the high pressure system blocking the direct route to Cape Town.
After 47 days sailing across the Indian Ocean Guppy and I are in Durban, South-Africa. On my last night at sea I met with intensifying ship traffic and came to feel the strong northern Agulhas Current with its higher and steeper waves coupled with a southerly wind blowing at 25 knots that fortunately slowly faded away. It was the middle of the night when I could hear for the first time an African radio broadcast station and also caught a glimpse of some small lights in the distance before we suddenly were swallowed by fog, a very thick fog. Then came the squalls, one after another carrying plenty of drizzle while my radar system kept reporting on the ships around me, ships that I couldn't see at all. Ten nautical miles from Durban I couldn't see anything… Five nautical miles and I still couldn't see…Three nautical miles and… Yes, I can see it! I sighted softly…I was too sea weary to laugh or do a merry dance. Normally I would bounce of joy coming in harbor and this happiness would stay with me for a couple of days. Oh yes, sure I was happy, but I also had mixed feelings knowing that my peaceful time aboard Guppy and harmony with nature were soon to be disrupted. Slowly one after the other skyscrapers rose out of the mist as we approached the large industrial harbour. There was only one mile left to the breakwaters and I reported to the port authority by radio. I was told that there was a ship now comming out of port so I had to wait for this sea monster to pass me by as it went out. Then it was my turn and I made my way to the opposite end of the harbour where I finally entered the marina. A little later as I went to the port authority's office I had to be extremely focused if I didn't want to go walking right into the water as the dock and everything else around me on shore was moving! When I took my first steps on the jetty, my first reaction was to fly right back aboard Guppy to the safety of my natural environment.
Energy Team on top as three different teams post wins at the America's Cup World Series in San Diego
Consistency was the key for the French Energy Team who won the third of three races on Wednesday afternoon to top the table at the end of the seeding races for the San Diego Match Racing Championships at the America's Cup World Series.
New skipper Yann Guichard posted three race finishes inside the top five to end the day one point clear of Emirates Team New Zealand. ORACLE Racing Spithill, plagued by penalties and starting trouble all day, recovered strongly in each race to hold on to third place.
Those top three teams on today's ranking are seeded through directly to the Semi Finals of the Match Racing Championship. The remaining six teams will be paired up to race in Thursday's qualifying matches, competing in a knockout format to earn the fourth and final Semi Final berth.
"It's a perfect day for us," said an elated Guichard after racing. "I'm really happy. The team has done a fantastic job. I'm getting more comfortable each day and I can really feel the boat well now. We had some good starts and were very fast today. The small teams like us are improving each day."
Conditions couldn't have been better for racing on Wednesday. The winds were in the 9-13 knot range with flat water in San Diego Bay, leading to boat speeds near 20 knots. The sun was out, and it was a warm November day, allowing the sea breeze to build early and stay in force throughout the afternoon.
After the fleet races, the teams brought the show to the crowds perched on Broadway Pier for the AC 500 Speed Trials, which took place just yards from the pier. Emirates Team New Zealand, in the very first run, posted what would stand up as the quickest time down the 500-meter runway.
The playing field could be about to open up as the first leg passes the halfway mark and the teams, led by PUMA Ocean Racing powered by BERG and tireless rivals Team Telefónica, take on the complex weather systems of the South Atlantic.
After a drag race to Fernando de Noronha that was only interrupted by a short spell in the Doldrums – and initiation ceremonies for sailors crossing the Equator for the first time — the crews must now face the St Helena High, a huge, continually morphing area of high pressure sitting between them and finish line in Cape Town.
With more than 3,200 nautical miles still to go in the 6,500nm first leg from Alicante, Volvo Ocean Race weather expert Gonzalo Infante said tactics during the next stage of the leg could be the deciding factor in the sprint to the finish.
"The latest forecasts show a big high pressure system blocking the way into Cape Town. The teams will have to navigate close to the centre of the St Helena High and this could provide opportunities for a reshuffle of the leaderboard."
PUMA's Mar Mostro, skippered by Ken Read, held the lead at 1300 UTC, 12 nautical miles ahead of Team Telefónica who have clung like a shadow to their rivals since the race start in Alicante, Spain, on November 5. The American team were first across the Equator and also led the fleet around Fernando de Noronha, the only turning mark in Leg 1.
PUMA navigator Tom Addis said their plan was to continue to dive south in search of winds that could catapult them towards the finish line.
"The general plan here is to go south round the St Helena High. It's looking fairly conventional now, which is good. The worst fear in this part of the world is having to go upwind into Cape Town, but luckily it doesn't look like that."
PUMA leads as fleet focuses on Fernando
Unlike previous Volvo Ocean Races, the rounding of the island of Fernando de Noronha this time does not score any race points. However, it is still a mark of the course and the order of rounding will be a significant psychological boost for the front runners, PUMA's Mar Mostro with American Ken Read in charge, and his immediate and constant opponent, Telefónica skippered by Spanish superstar sailor, Iker Martínez.
Tonight at 1900, PUMA's Mar Mostro continues her dominance of the fleet and is making steady progress at 13 knots towards the Brazilian archipelago 129 nautical miles (nm) ahead. Both PUMA's Mar Mostro and Telefónica who is 14 nm behind the leader and has been shadowing Mar Mostro for most of this leg, will round under the cover of darkness.
Telefónica and CAMPER (Chris Nicholson/AUS) have made negligible losses tonight, but fourth-placed Groupama 4 (Franck Cammas/FRA) dropped nine miles on the leader over the course of the last three hours and has an average boat speed of 10.6 knots. She is now 359 nm behind PUMA and the three boats in front of her are able to sail at least a knot faster. It's going to be a long night for the French team.


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