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There are many stages in life where the mindset of temporary housing or a rental phase makes sense. However, Calgary home sellers should know that while it would have previously been the norm, these people are now more focused on finding permanent housing situations and increasing the number of buyers competing for homes in the real estate market of Calgary. One of the chief factors are the historically low interest rates that are making houses much more affordable than they ever were. The other part of this drive may be due to many company's business models rolling over into home-based work. Another phenomenon that has come to light, more wealthy investors are updating their investment plans to move with the market, making their second home purchases for retirement earlier than previously planned, increasing the shortage of available properties on the market.
Riding the Wave
The National Association of Realtors reported in October of 2020 that there were fewer homes for sale now than ever. If no other homes were listed on the market starting now, there is just over a two-month supply of inventory available. There has also been a stall in the number of homes listed by sellers that would typically be making an upward move in housing, such as moving up from a starter home. Many homeowners choose to stay in place to see how they are involved and settle out before risking what they have in place. These factors have combined to create an epic seller's market, with the surge in demand and shortage of housing units available, causing prices to soar. Read on to discover what Calgary home sellers should know about the real estate market in Calgary.
The Trouble With Bidding Wars
While a seller's market may sound like a perfect scenario, Calgary home sellers should know that bidding wars affect the real estate market in Calgary. The problem comes when buyers bid above the amount the home will appraise while remaining below the typical 80 percent of the loan to value the mortgage. There is a potential to lose your buyers, should they find themselves in a bidding war. They may not have the finances to afford the higher monthly payments and a higher principle, let alone the additional cost of mortgage insurance. And may not have enough cash on hand to cover any shortage between the appraisal and the final purchase price.
What Goes Up Must Come Down
All good things come to an end. Housing prices had already begun to trend upward before the pandemic and continue to rise. Under the current conditions, most first-time homebuyers facing the rapid jump in listing prices cannot afford the average home. Calgary home sellers should be acutely aware that the current rising price trend on the real estate market in Calgary cannot continue indefinitely, and the real estate market may crash. Indicators are that foreclosures, which are on hold now, will rise among lower-income households. Around 2.75 million mortgages are in forbearance under the CARES act's protection at this time, with approximately 10 percent of all FHA-backed mortgages more than three months behind on payments.
Avoiding the Risks of Selling
Avoiding selling for too long may mean that sellers miss out on this rare opportunity to strike while the market is at or near its peak. When it comes to traditional listings, a significant number of people simply do not want to take the risks of meeting with strangers to negotiate or do business. Many would prefer not to have showings during the pandemic because of potentially ill buyers walking through their homes. With stress already at an all-time high for many, the mere thought of the additional pressures of selling a home, especially when school and work are home-based, is too much to consider. Calgary home sellers should know that there is another way to sell their home on the real estate market in Calgary, by selling to a direct buyer like ASAP House Buyers.
Ready to learn more about what Calgary home sellers should know about the real estate market in Calgary? At ASAP House Buyers, we are here to listen and help you handle all of your problems. With fair prices, straightforward easy to understand contracts, and quick closings. Working with ASAP House Buyers means there's no need to delay selling any longer! ASAP House Buyers will walk you step by step through the process and help you determine what is best for you! Send us a message or call ASAP House Buyers at (403) 613-8119 today!

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Indexed Interest Potential
Another advantage of a fixed index annuity is the opportunity to accumulate interest based on changes in an external index.
Some FIAs offer you a choice of indexes rather than just one. In addition to choosing your indexes, you can also determine what portion of your annuity's value will be based on each index chosen.
Although an external market index or indexes may affect your contract values, the contract does not directly participate in any stock or equity or bond investments. You are not buying shares of any stock or index fund.
FIA's Indexed Interest Potential
When you purchase a fixed index annuity, you can allocate its value to one or more chosen indexes. A crediting method is then used (which will be defined later) to track the performance of your index(es). At the end of each contract year, the indexed interest is calculated.
If the result is positive, you will automatically receive indexed interest, subject to a participation rate and a cap or spread (which will also be defined later). That interest is locked in each year and cannot be lost due to index declines at some point in the future.
If the result is negative, nothing happens – and that can be good news! Although you won't receive any indexed interest for the year, your annuity's value doesn't decline.
Factors that influence how a FIA's indexed interest is calculated
When you purchase your fixed indexed annuity, you can often choose the index(es) to which you allocate your annuity's value. You can also choose the crediting method used to track changes in your chosen index(es). Before discussing those crediting method choices, it's good to look at some other factors that will affect how your indexed interest is calculated.
Some fixed index annuities set a maximum rate of interest (or cap) that the contract can earn in a specified period (usually a month or year). If the chosen index increase exceeds the cap, the cap is used to calculate your interest.
Participation Rate:
In some annuities, a participation rate determines how much of the index increase will be used to calculate your indexed interest. (Participation rates are generally applied after caps, and before a spread.)
The indexed interest for some annuities is determined by subtracting a percentage from any gain the index achieves in a specified period. For example, if the annuity has a 4% spread and the index increases 10%, the contract is credited 6% indexed interest.
FIA Crediting Method Choices
No single crediting method consistently delivers the most interest under all market conditions.
A quick definition of some popular crediting method choices is provided below. For a better understanding of how each crediting method works, talk to us and we are happy to provide you with additional information. Keep in mind that caps, participation rates, and spreads will also enter into the calculation of indexed interest, and may reduce the amount of interest credited.
Annual point-to-point. This method tracks changes in the market index from one contract anniversary to the next and credits interest based on that annual change.
Monthly sum. With this method, individual monthly increases and decreases in the index values are tracked and added up. Their sum helps determine the indexed interest credited to the annuity.
Monthly average. For this method, the individual monthly index values are totaled, and then divided by 12 to find the average. The starting index value is subtracted from the average to determine the amount of positive or negative index change. This amount is divided by the starting value to determine the percentage of interest credited to the annuity.
The Benefits of Automatic Annual Reset
Annual reset is a common FIA feature. At the end of each contract year, your annuity's index values are automatically reset. This means this year's ending value becomes next year's starting value. Annual reset also locks in any interest your contract earned during the year.


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And the euphoria reached it's final peak.
On Saturday 28th November as my flight circled for the third time over London, I felt queasy. Not because of the flight. Moreover because all the bundled elation and frenzy that had conglomerated over the past weeks, was going to burst right at that moment - over London!
Finally, as the plane taxied to it's final halt I let out a sigh! I was here and in a matter of 45 minutes I was going to be living my deepest wish.
After weeks of planning the Food Blogger Connect '09 was finally taking place. The team, with Beth of Dirty Kitchen Secrets, Hilda from Saffron & Blueberry, Jamie from Life's A Feast, Mowie from Mowielicious and myself, joined forces and began creating an event to bring the food blogger community in Europe together for the first time. It was truly amazing how within a matter of a few weeks we had literally shaped and formed this event. And boy did we have fun - sometimes getting sidetracked but mainly remaining on course. Twitter was on fire, Facebook ablaze - we used every possible media source to voice the event. Soon the RSVPs began rolling in.
A venue was found at the Lebanese restaurant Levant. And that was where I was headed to meet up with approx 70 bloggers from as far away as India! Yes we came from everywhere - Germany, Holland, France, Ireland, Switzerland and India, making us truly connect internationally.
Pouring Mint Tea
Photo courtesy: Kang - LondonEater
Hilda, her husband A. and K. the cutest papoose ever, picked me up from Paddington Station and off we headed to Levant. As we entered the elegantly decorated location, Levant was already pulsating with music and conversation. We did not need introductions. We just hugged! Finally real hugs! They were all there: Jamie, Hilda, Jeanne, Sunita, Deeba, Claire, Mowie, Beth, Kerrin, Davina, Allesio, Sarka, Kang, Pam and so many more! After a lot of hugs, squeals of excitement, more hugs and chatter, a beautiful buffet of garlicky and lemony Lebanese food was served.
The Food At Levant
Photo courtesy: Kang – LondonEater
After wine and food Beth got us all together for the official part of the event – the presentations.
The Driving Force - Beth
Jeanne kicked off the presentation round with a description about the BloggerAid Cookbook – a cookbook put together by food bloggers from the blogging community around the world. The funds collected from the sale will be donated to help the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP).
BloggerAid Cookbook by Jeanne
I came up next with an out-of-the-box look into food photography and styling. My main aim for this presentation was to get people to think differently. I showed them my unorthodox approach of getting a shot and simple suggestions for everyone who is interested in taking edible looking photos for their food blogs. We talked camera, light, color, texture and of course styling with props!
"Look at your set-up through the camera. Use it like you would a canvas and start coloring that canvas" ~ Meeta
Discussing "Guerrilla Shooting"
Photo courtesy: Sarka - Cooking Your Dreams
Kang came into the presentation and provided a look into photography from a different point of view. He discussed breaking the rules and still getting gorgeous shots in low lit situations. This was amazingly valuable and I do not think I have ever gotten my ISO up so high Kang!
It's all about light – or lack of it - Kang
Jeanne and Jamie took the stage and discussed writing style and voice. But it went deeper than touching on points like grammar and spell checks. They talked about inspiring the reader to eat, to cook, to live food with words. To be inspired by others but be true to yourself, is what Jamie advised and Jeanne talked about finding out who you are writing for.
"Are you a writer who loves food? Or a foodie who loves to write?" ~ Jeanne
Writing voice & Style – Jeanne and Jamie
"look at writing for a food blog like organizing your wardrobe. Your blog is like your closet, open it up and see what you have … Find your style, the one that expresses who you are" ~ Jamie
Jamie going through her notes
Kang came up next and told us we are all living in a fish tank. I will never look at social media in quite the same way again! Create our brand and voice it. His candid look into this very important aspect of blogging made us laugh and showed us that blogging should be fun.
"I see myself being part of an interactive fish tank that is uniquely 'alive'" - Kang
Finally Jeanne (again) sped through the value of copyright and what it means - respect other people's works and your own. Establish and publicize your rights, she said!
Attentive listening
We were pressed for time, but realized that there were a lot of questions and feedback! As the afternoon came to an end we knew that there will be an FBC 2010. We'll be taking a lot of what was learned back home and applying it on our blogs. As part of the organizing team, the 5 of us came away with several ideas for the next FBC.
Hot Show – The Presenting Trio
Photograph courtesy: Hilda – Saffron & Blueberry
The whole event including all the presentations were captured on video by Beth's truly sensational husband, Chris.
"Football is my Church!" ~ Chris
This video with much more information, like the slides used and round-ups of the speeches will be available at the Food Blogger Connect website. Keep checking for updates. Furthermore, you'll also have the opportunity to submit questions you'd like to ask the speakers, interact with everyone that was at the event, and so much more. We'll also be providing more details about the next event, Food Blogger Connect 2010, which we are planning as we speak. The dates for those have been tentatively set for June 5th and 6th 2010. It's going to be bigger, better, hotter and sexier!
The Man and his Camera – Chris
Photograph courtesy: Mowie - Mowielicious
That evening a smaller group got together at Vivat Bacchus for a quaint and lovely dinner. It was just what I wanted - to talk and get to know each other over good food and wine.
I'd really like to go deeper into what I felt about this group but it'll take me forever. Rest assured they know what I feel! It was like being with old friends and loved family members. Jeanne my secret sistah, Hilda my twin, Mowie my reflecting image, Jamie my grounding older sister, Deeba my reassuring best friend, Beth my wild and energetic kin and Sunita my loving companion! I love you all! You conquered my heart!
Sunday 29th, 2009 – Before we got together with the group again, Hilda and I dropped by at Ottolenghi. A true foodie paradise! I was not allowed to take pictures inside but trust me when I say, I could live there and never come out again! Hilda also took me to the lovely quaint store she recently talked about – egg.
PS. Thanks for the autographed cookbook Hilda! I'll be cooking an Ottolenghi feast this weekend.
We then headed on over to Marylebone High Street to meet the rest of the group for a Marylebone Foodlovers walk. We started at the Marylebone Farmers Market, where we managed a few nice food shots and oysters for breakfast.
From left to right: Sara , Pam, Jamie, Deeba. Chris, Hilda, Papoose, Beth, Oz, Alessio, Sunita, Mowie, Sarka
For brunch, which went into lunch, which went into coffee and chai, we ended up in the Natural Kitchen. What a fun time with lots of talk and more laughter! I'd like to thank that cute waiter that waited on all of us. Without a bat of a lash he took all our crazy orders and tried to accommodate all our mad foodie habits. Like 10 cameras clicking away at every single plate that was set on the table.
Deeba & Jamie
Hilda & Chris
We also found some nice props to go (some not to go but they went anyway)!
Thanks A.!
We had to say a few goodbyes as Sunita, Deeba, Oz and Sarah left us, I realized that this fascinating weekend was slowly coming to an end! The weather began to match the mood that was taking over me. Wet, cold and somber!
Evening approached but the weather was still not relenting on us. We made our way to the Winter Wonderland & German Christmas Market at Hyde Park. Coming from Germany and having a Weihnachtsmarkt right at my doorstep I got a kick at watching Beth digging into her Bratwürst!
Mowie so bubbly and fun, invited us over to his place. We picked up pizzas on the way and I was getting excited to meet "The B".
This was truly a grand evening over Schler (no – not Jamie) gingerbread cookies and German pfeffernüsse, we had a ton of fun and laughs. I have not laughed so much nor so hard in a long time. We discussed food, photography and organized our ideas for the FBC 2010. We drooled over rugby boys and gossiped. I fell in love with "The B".
Thank you B. for allowing 8 crazy food bloggers to take over your apartment. I wish we had more time together!
Before I leave you with the final shot of our last evening together I'd like to say my sincerest thank yous: to all of the folks who made it to the FBC 09. I did not get the opportunity to talk with everyone, which I regret but I hope we'll be able to stay in touch via Twitter (follow me @MeetaWFLH) and our blogs. But this happened because of and for you! See you all at the FBC 2010!
Thanks to our sponsors for the goodie bags and to my buddies for all the amazing presents. I arrived in London with 15 kilos in my suitcase and left with 22 kilos!!
Finally a huge hug and a thank you to Hilda, A. and K. for giving me a roof above my head and a bed to sleep on over the weekend. Thank you for your generous hospitality!
From left to right: Hilda, me, Beth, Mowie, Jamie, Pam, Alessio, Sarka, and Chris
Photograph courtesy: Mowie - Mowielicious
It's been hard coming down after such a high. But I find solace in not only planning the FBC 2010 with the awesome team, but I am already organizing visits to Weimar in January (hopefully) and in July (definitely) from two of the presenting trios!
I have a very full plate the next few days but I do look forward to seeing you all next week with some sweet treats and the Monthly Mingle roundup I still owe you.
Take care!
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Bullis effectively shutdown Episcopal's courtside luminaries Kethan Savage and Arnaud Adala Moto, but they couldn't keep rising stars Doug Chappell and Brennan McCann from stealing the show during Tuesday's win.
"Bullis did a very nice job of playing a zone or jump defense heavily focused on [Savage]," said coach Jim Fitzpatrick. "We're going to spread the floor, move the ball, but if guys are open on the perimeter, we're going to them. When [Savage and Adala Moto] were stopped, finding the open man was pivotal."
More often than not, the open man was Chappell, McCann or any one of a slew of players who have been overshadowed by the success of the two seniors. By halftime, the No. 10 Maroon enjoyed a 41-25 lead over No. 5 Bullis that included an uninterrupted 6-point run in the first quarter.
But a three-point field goal from 6-foot-6 Bulldogs senior Nigel Pruitt milliseconds before the buzzer should have served as a warning shot. When the two squads jogged onto the court for the final 16 minutes of play, Bullis came out firing.
Led by junior point guard Anthony Thompson and his impeccable ability to shoot a three-pointer from anywhere on the court, the Bulldogs roared back into a game that seemed well out of reach a quarter before.
"When they were down they brought a lot of energy," said Savage, who was limited to 11 points in the victory. "They had nothing to lose – they caught us off guard."
After starting with an unanswered 9-point run to narrow the score 41-34, Bullis hung tough and steadily climbed back into the game. They enjoyed the lead once — and briefly — before the Maroon's defense solidified in the face of their onslaught.
"We needed to bring the tempo back up," said McCann, a 5-foot-10 junior guard. "My job, I just needed to hit shots late in the game, set the tempo and play defense."
And as the defense stiffened, McCann and Chappell stepped up to make the baskets Episcopal sorely lacked early in the second half. The turning point came minutes into the fourth, Adala Moto hitting a layup while simultaneously drawing the foul. Seconds later, McCann nailed a three-pointer on a pass from Adala Moto to give Episcopal a 9-point advantage against Bullis.
Then came Chappell's turn, hitting the net for two after a Bullis turnover, earning the Maroon a bit of a respite with a double-digit lead. Pondering the game afterward, the junior guard didn't consider the Bulldog's resurgent third quarter much of a surprise, nor did he the Maroon's response.
"We sort of just slowed down on defense, our momentum dropped. We thought we had the game won by the first half," Chappell said. "Often times, third quarters are kind of slow [for us]. I know we're going to pick it up in the fourth."
Though Bullis would cut Episcopal's lead back down to just a handful of points, from that moment on it was an all-but-inevitable slide to a 76-68 Maroon victory, their third against the Bulldogs this season. Savage, who played a complete 32 minutes, knew exactly who deserved the credit.
"Fortunately, we're deep on the bench," he said. "We had some great players come off the bench for us."
The Maroon take their 15-2 record (6-1 in the Interstate Athletic Conference), down the street to St. Stephen's and St. Agnes Friday before wrapping up the regular season against Georgetown Prep and St. Albans.


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Indeed, sewing always involves some sort of math. It can be simple, like adding 2" to a skirt to make it knee length. Or it can be pretty involved, like figuring out the radius of a 3/4 circle skirt.
I've always had a bad relationship with math. And I was sort of the black sheep in my family: my mother was an accountant. My father was an engineer, and my brother followed in his footsteps. I was the stereotypically artsy one; I loved theater and music and arts and crafts. One of my most vivid memories of learning math is pretty depressing. We moved around a bit when I was growing up, and when I entered second grade in a new school I was really behind in math. My new classmates were already subtracting a 3 digit number from another three digit number. (Like 543 minus 256, for instance.) My first night of school, my accountant mom stayed up late with me, trying to help me understand the homework. She really had her work cut out for her. I remember getting teary, looking at the numbers and thinking: these numbers mean absolutely nothing to me. Seriously, my brain would just sort of shut down when I tried to make sense of the 6 digits stacked in rows of 3 on top of each other.
My math career continued along this dismal trajectory. In high school, a D in algebra was the blight on my otherwise A-average report card. Geometry, however, was a bright spot. I easily earned an A, and it made perfect sense to me. What did it all mean?
There's a pretty simple term for this affliction: right-brained. It's been figured out at this point that there are two types of people in this world, those who are predominately right-brained and those who are left-brained. The right brain controls creative functions, while the left brain is analytical. Geometry tends to be easier for right-brained people since it involves visual learning and 3D thinking.
The cool thing about sewing is that it attracts both the right-brained and the left-brained. There's pretty much something for everyone! The engineering and mathematics of sewing will attract left-brained types, while right-brainers enjoy the intuitive and creative parts of the craft. But I would argue that a bigger plus of the hobby is that we get to flex our non-dominant brain. When else would I voluntarily do algebra, for goodness sake? Just like doing crosswords or other puzzles can keep us young and sharp, I would imagine that getting out of our comfort zone intellectually can do us a world of good.
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Why does stuff have mass, you know, that gives it weight? If you're a regular listener, you might recall that it has to do with how subatomic particles interact with something called the Higgs Field, right? Higgs boson, becoming more familiar? How do scientists know that? Well, it's theory. It's backed up by, in part, by the reported discovery of the Higgs boson at the Large Hadron Collider at CERN, back in July.
But what does any of that mean, and what will the Large Hadron Collider be able to tell us about the world we live in, especially now after researchers say they've likely found the Higgs that has been predicted? What comes next? Joining me now is Sean Carroll. He's senior research associate in physics in the department - the Division of Physics, Mathematics and Astronomy at Caltech in Pasadena. He's author of the new book "The Particle at the End of the Universe," just out from Dutton. He joins us from the Caltech campus.
Welcome back to the program, Sean.
SEAN CARROLL: Thanks for having me, Ira.
FLATOW: Wow. You know, we heard about the Higgs boson. Anything new you can add that we haven't already learned? There was so much coverage of this.
CARROLL: Well, the Higgs boson is the force of 1,000 different stories that are gradually being told. I think that the most important single thing, I would say, is that it's a door. It's - we've been in one room, or one dwelling our whole lives as physicists, and the Higgs is the door to whatever comes next. And it might be exciting. It might be kind of barren and difficult to find things. But it's the beginning of a new era in theoretical and experimental physics.
FLATOW: There was some news just recently that said - that sort of confirmed that the kind of boson you found was the vanilla kind. Would that be accurate in calling it that?
CARROLL: Yeah, that's right. I mean, there was basically three kinds of possibilities we could have contemplated a couple years ago. One was the true nightmare scenario in which the Large Hadron Collider finds nothing, no new particles at all, and that would have been a disaster for particle physics.
Next best is you find the Higgs boson and nothing else, because the Higgs is really what you expected to find. And then the best possibility is you find the Higgs, and then a panoply of other wonderful particles come after it. So we've ruled out number one. That's good news. We're still deciding between number two and number three.
FLATOW: So you - this whole thing about possibly finding supersymmetry, dark matter, dark energy, not yet?
CARROLL: Well, we could have found supersymmetry by now, and we haven't. That doesn't mean that we won't find it by looking harder. It means that, you know, we didn't find it under the lamppost in the easiest place it could have been. But the LHC, the Large Hadron Collider, is going to be turned off the beginning of 2013, and they're going to tune it up, fire it up at a higher energy in 2015. So we'll have another look at a place we've never looked before.
FLATOW: And they were all - scientists were already talking about building a bigger one, bigger collider.
CARROLL: Well, it takes 20 years to build it. You better start talking about it now if you want to get it within the lifetime of the people doing physics right now, yeah.
FLATOW: The word is that the Japanese are talking most about it.
CARROLL: At the moment, the Japanese are very interested. It would be a part of their recovery efforts after the tsunami hit a couple years ago. And it would certainly be an absolutely crucial international collaboration. So no one country's going to do it. So everyone's in favor of it until you decide where to put it, and then everyone else's enthusiasm dims a little bit.
FLATOW: And what would you want to find with it that you can't find with the one we have, with the Large Hadron Collider?
CARROLL: Well, there's two major things. One is that you know that the Higgs boson is there, but you don't know why it has the particular mass that it does. In fact, your back-of-the-envelope calculations say that the mass should be something like a quadrillion times bigger. So that's a little bit of a mystery. And we have...
FLATOW: Wait, wait, that's a little bit of a mystery?
CARROLL: A little bit of a mystery, yeah. This is - you know, particle physics jargon, this is a little bit of a mystery. And we have theories that help explain this mystery, and all of them predict new particles at energies comparable to that where we found the Higgs boson. So, one way or the other, one major target is going to be able to understand why the Higgs is where it is.
FLATOW: 1-800-989-8255, talking with Sean M. Carroll, author of "The Particle at the End of the Universe." He's senior research associate in physics at Caltech. If you'd like to talk about physics, particle physics, the Higgs boson - we'll go through the gamut because physics, you know, goes everywhere. Our number: 1-800-989-8255. You can also tweet us @scifri, @S-C-I-F-R-I.
Let's see if we go - oh, yes, calls are coming in. Let's go to Arne(ph) in Sacramento. Hi, Arne.
ARNE: Hi. Yes. I'm interested to know why did people start calling this particle the God particle. because then isn't that - doesn't that mean that once you find it, then it's the end-all, be-all and then you don't need anything else?
CARROLL: You know, after Ira's wonderful introduction, I thought this was going to be the one interview I did where we got through without talking about the God particle.
ARNE: Oh, I'm sorry.
CARROLL: That's OK. You know, you're...
FLATOW: You have Leon Lederman to thank for that, don't you?
CARROLL: I do, to thank for that, yes. Leon Lederman, a famous, fantastically talented Nobel Prize-winning physicist and a coiner of terminology, came up with the phrase the God particle to describe the Higgs boson. And that's - that was good because that's box office, that phrase.
You know, you can't stop using it. It's bad because, as Lederman himself later said, there are two sets of people who got upset with us - those who believe in God and those who don't believe in God - because the Higgs boson has nothing to do with God. It's important. That's what he was trying to get across. It's really like an extra special particle, but no religious implications follow from knowing the origin of electroweak symmetry breaking, I'm afraid.
FLATOW: Well, Leon always had a sense of the dramatic, right?
CARROLL: He did. And he was writing a book at the time when we in the United States were fighting for our version of the LHC, the Superconducting Super Collider, which we decided not to go forward with. And so he was - you know, it is not easy to get across how important the Higgs boson is. So he summed it up in a two-sentence phrase that was substantively way off the mark, but did a good job of impressing people with how central this is to how we think about the universe.
FLATOW: Well, better to have people at least talk about it than not to know how to talk about it, or at least raise the question, don't you think?
CARROLL: That's the philosophy, sure.
FLATOW: I see you're not happy with that. 1-800-989-8255 is our number. Let's go to Tulsa. Hi, Steve.
STEVE: Hello. How are you?
FLATOW: Hi there.
STEVE: Hey, thanks for taking my call. My question really comes down to kind of the colliders dealing with sound vibration, the vibration or frequencies against those particles.
FLATOW: Has there any - does it have any - yeah. Does the Large Hadron Collider have anything to do with research about sound and vibrations?
CARROLL: Sound it has nothing to do with, but vibrations are absolutely central. In fact, the hidden theme of my new book is that on the physics side of things, the theme is that we really need to take seriously quantum field theory, the idea that particles are not really the fundamental ideas of nature. It really is waves, and that's the only way you're going to understand why the Higgs boson is so important, because it's a field that fills space.
And when we say we've discovered this little particle, what we really mean is we've seen that field vibrating. So vibrations are at the center of all these ways of thinking about particle physics.
FLATOW: Mm-hmm. You know, I think people have a difficulty dealing with how a particle can create a field and how something you don't see can make a - give you mass and things like that; it's not something you see every day.
CARROLL: Well, they should. You know, it's something where we push our ability to make experiments and observations into a regime where our everyday life is completely unfamiliar with it. So it's no surprise that things seem very, very counterintuitive. The giving of mass is not that difficult to understand. It's like waving your hand in the air versus waving your hand through molasses, right? If there's some...
FLATOW: Right.
CARROLL: ...thick substance that you need to move through, then it's harder to get going, and that's what the Higgs boson does. It fills space and makes it harder for particles to move fast. They'd all be moving at the speed of light if the Higgs weren't there.
FLATOW: So it's sort of the ether for mass.
CARROLL: It is, except for two important things. Number one, the ether, this century-old idea, was all about electromagnetism.
FLATOW: Right.
CARROLL: It's all about photons, and the Higgs has nothing to do with photons.
FLATOW: Right.
CARROLL: And the other thing is that the ether has a rest frame. You can measure your velocity with respect to it. For the Higgs, you can't do that. It's the same no matter how fast you're moving, no matter where you are.
FLATOW: Talking about the Higgs with Sean Carroll on SCIENCE FRIDAY from NPR. I'm Ira Flatow.
What made you decide to write "The Particle at the End of the Universe"?
CARROLL: Well, perversely, I was interested in the fact that it's really hard to explain to people...
FLATOW: Yeah.
CARROLL: ...why this is so important. And so I said the physics hidden theme is field theory, but the personal hidden theme is why would so many smart, dedicated people devote their lives to looking for something that may or may not be there and has no possible application to anyone's everyday life? This is not going to cure cancer or make you a better smartphone. This is just about understanding how the universe works. So I wanted to convey some of that passion and excitement.
FLATOW: Let's see. We have lots of questions now. Time to answer some of them. Let's go to Sean(ph) in Pittsburgh, PA. Hi, Sean.
SEAN: Hey. How are you?
FLATOW: Hi there.
SEAN: Good. Hey, quick question: If the Higgs is the force carrier for, you know, gravity, how do you explain that its life was so short-lived in the - you know, when they collided the beams and created this thing, you know, it disintegrated, you know, immediately. And, you know, if you got the force...
FLATOW: Yeah.
SEAN: That was my question.
FLATOW: That's a good question.
CARROLL: It is a good question. By definition, that means I know the answer to that one...
CARROLL: ...is that the Higgs is not the force-carrying particle for gravity. The force-carrying particle for gravity is something called the graviton, which...
FLATOW: Have we discovered that yet?
CARROLL: We've not discovered individual gravitons. I discover the net effect of gravitons every time I get up in the morning and stumble to the floor. But individual gravitons just interact very, very weakly, so they're hard to detect. What the Higgs does is turn massless particles into massive ones.
And it's also true, if Isaac Newton had been in charge of gravity, that mass is what gives rise to gravity, right? But now that Einstein is in charge of gravity since 1915, we know that all forms of energy contribute to gravity whether or not there's mass involved. Photons certainly contribute to gravity in an important way. So mass and gravity are a little bit different and the Higgs is what gives mass to particles like electrons and quarks.
FLATOW: But didn't Einstein describe gravity in a geometric figure as something that you fall down into?
CARROLL: That's exactly right. So you can describe gravity either as the geometry of spacetime, or in a particle physics language as the exchange of these graviton particles. These turn out to be equivalent descriptions. So that's just part of the miracle of quantum mechanics.
FLATOW: And the great mystery is how to unite those two.
CARROLL: That is a little bit of a mystery, yeah. But you know, we don't want to overemphasize the mystery. We have a pretty good back-of-the-envelope theory of how gravity and quantum mechanics work together. It's just that when you push that theory too far, you get nonsensical answers. So as long as you only ask easy questions, we understand quantum gravity perfectly well.
FLATOW: You have defined physics for everyone.
CARROLL: Oh, yeah.
FLATOW: Don't ask the tough questions.
CARROLL: It's just that the barrier between the easy and the tough questions is different for different people, but they're always there.
FLATOW: All right. We're going to take a break and come back and talk lots more with Sean Carroll, who's one of the great popularizers of science because he can speak English very nicely and explain things to us, and he does that very well. If you want a nice, easy explanation for the Higgs boson and all these kinds of concepts we're talking about, it's "The Particle at the End of the Universe," by Sean Carroll, who is senior research associate in physics at Caltech. Our number: 1-800-989-8255.
You can tweet us @SCIFRI, or go to our Facebook page, SCIFRI website, sciencefriday.com, and ask big questions there also. We'll be right back after this break. Stay with us.
FLATOW: You're listening to SCIENCE FRIDAY. I'm Ira Flatow. We're talking about "The Particle at the End of the Universe." That's a new book by Sean Carroll. And the particle he's talking about is the Higgs boson. But we're talking about all kinds of particles all through the universe. This has sort of become, Sean, I think, an ask-a-particle-physicist hour.
CARROLL: Here I am.
FLATOW: All kinds of questions and interesting ones that are coming up. So let's go right to them. Let's go to Sam in Berkeley. Hi, Sam.
SAM: Hi there.
FLATOW: Hi there.
SAM: I have a question about manipulation of spacetime. I'm not a physicist. I'm a biologist and a biochemist. But I read a lot of hard science fiction, a lot of speculative science fiction, and I have this idea that as the understanding of particle physics deepens - I don't know about with the discovery of the Higgs boson but perhaps with discovery of underlying and associated particles, it might be possible to manipulate spacetime in such a way as to achieve instantaneous transportation from one location to another. And I'd like to ask you to speculate on that, please.
FLATOW: Faster than light.
CARROLL: Well, if I were a venture capitalist rather than a theoretical physicist, I would be very skeptical about this proposal. You never know, of course, and you should keep an open mind. But I want to emphasize again that the Higgs in particular is not something that relates to spacetime in any special way - that is, in any different way than other particles and fields do. Our best theory of spacetime was given by Einstein, who says that energy, mass, momentum, heat, pressure, all of those things warp spacetime in very specific ways. And that theory, general relativity, seems to be just as good now as it ever was.
People like me, you know, theoretical physicists, we invent alternatives and they get shot down one by one and Einstein is still standing. And if Einstein is right, I don't see any way to enable instantaneous transportation a la "Star Trek."
FLATOW: But there was something that Einstein called spooky action at a distance.
CARROLL: There was.
FLATOW: It's quantum entanglement, right?
CARROLL: Yes, there is. There very much is.
FLATOW: And that travels much - that's instantaneous. How come that works but what you're saying doesn't?
CARROLL: Well, something is instantaneous, but it's hard to put your finger on exactly what. The one thing we know is that you can't use quantum entanglement to send information faster than the speed of light. You can have things happen. And our description of what happens says that something happens over here and now you instantly know what will happen five light years away or whatever. But they - the people over there, five light years away, don't know that you've done your experiment.
So you haven't actually communicated anything to them. So it's not actually moving stuff, it's just changing our description of reality all at once all over the universe.
FLATOW: Do we know why that's true?
CARROLL: Well, we have theories. We have models in which that is a prediction, and those theories seem to be true. They fit all of the data. The theories are called quantum mechanics. It's not something that, you know, we did experiments and we were surprised to learn this weird effect. It's that we have this theory, quantum mechanics, that made these weird predictions. So people did very, very careful experiments to test it, and it's like, holy smokes, it seems to be right.
FLATOW: Mm-hmm. I'm still hearing Richard Feynman in my mind here talking.
CARROLL: Well, yes, it is true that quantum mechanics is the one thing we don't understand. Nobody understands quantum mechanics. And I actually, you know, this is a great subject for another SCIENCE FRIDAY show, I think, but I think I'm creeping up on understanding quantum mechanics better and better as I get - as I advance into my old age. I think that the surprising thing is not action at a distance. The surprising thing is locality. The surprising thing is that what I do here doesn't affect things a long way away. And that's our challenge to understand.
FLATOW: Hmm. OK.
CARROLL: I'll leave you with that.
FLATOW: Yeah. That's good. Let's go to Ricardo in San Francisco. Hi, Ricardo.
RICARDO: Hello, gentlemen. And thank you for having this extraordinary program on our final boson. I have feeling that this will change fundamental physics by just being able to tell us on the program today if Higgs boson is the final element that brings dark energy and black matter into a good perspective for a new particle physics. And is it the final stage of understanding what black matter and dark energy is that holds our turkey together for Thanksgiving, for instance?
CARROLL: That's - it's a great point because we live in a turducken universe. There's all sorts of different ingredients that are involved in the list of what goes into the cosmos we observe. There's dark energy. There's dark matter. There's ordinary matter. The Higgs boson is the final piece of the ordinary matter puzzle. So as I like to say, you know, we've been thinking about the fundamental nature of reality for 2,500 years, and the easy part is now over. And it's time to move on to the hard part, the dark sector. And it's very, very plausible to imagine the Higgs boson studies will be helpful.
The Higgs boson is a lot more sociable than the other particles in the standard model. The other particles: the quarks, the electrons, the photons and so forth, they will - they're very cliquish. They will talk to particles within the standard model, but it's hard to get them to interact with particles outside. But the Higgs boson will talk to anybody. So it's very conceivable, at least - we can't say for sure, because the experiment hasn't been done yet - that someday, we will detect dark matter by a dark matter particle coming in, spitting off a Higgs boson, and that Higgs boson interacting with a piece of ordinary matter. That's something that we're trying to do right now, and it could be front page news any day.
FLATOW: Really?
CARROLL: Absolutely.
FLATOW: You just have to go through the data?
CARROLL: Well, we're collecting more data. We're building, you know, we build small experiments, and then we grow them. And right now, we're at the one-ton level. We're able to get like a ton of material that is searching for dark matter. And it's a matter of, yeah, integrating it over time and building better more and sensitive detectors. But we're at the stage where our predictions are close to the experimental sensitivity. So that's a very plausible outcome.
FLATOW: I have to say, you have set a new record today. I think 22 years of SCIENCE FRIDAY and no one has ever used the word turducken on the radio program.
CARROLL: I just like to be topical here on SCIENCE FRIDAY.
FLATOW: Well, it is. It's a good time of the year to do that. What about the - let me go back to the other flavors of the boson that you say probably are not the one that we've discovered. Are they still possibly there, we just haven't seen them yet?
CARROLL: Well, absolutely. You know, one of - I think, as we mentioned, one of the promising ideas, frameworks for moving beyond the standard model is what we call supersymmetry, and we haven't found it. Well, we haven't ruled it out; it's still...
FLATOW: What is it?
CARROLL: It's a symmetry and especially super one. It's one that relates bosons and fermions. Bosons are the force-carrying particles, like gravitons, photons, gluons. Fermions are the matter particles. They take up space, the quarks, the electrons, the things that make up your atoms and so forth.
And in the standard model as we understand it, there's no relationship between them. Both kinds of particle exist, but they're just separate. Supersymmetry would say that for every boson, there's a matching fermion. And for ever every fermion, there's a matching boson. And it turns out that you go through the math and you can make it work, you can supersymmetrize the standard model of particle physics. And one prediction is you get not one Higgs boson but five Higgs bosons. So it might be that we haven't discovered the Higgs boson. We've discovered one-fifth of the Higgs boson that there are to be discovered, and the journey is just beginning.
FLATOW: And those mathematicians will keep going and giving you new things to do.
CARROLL: There is never any shortage. That's right.
FLATOW: Let's go to Brian in Lodi, California. Hi, Brian.
BRIAN: Hey, Ira. Thanks for taking my call.
FLATOW: Mm-hmm.
BRIAN: I was wondering if Dr. Carroll could speak a little bit towards the economic impact of colliders on the host country for the equipment and positive or negative or otherwise.
CARROLL: Well, it's a great question. The current way that we have of doing major experiments in particle physics is necessarily large, expensive and international. The LHC cost $9 billion. Now, that's spread over 15 years and over many, many countries contributing. It's a drop in the bucket compared to a typical national budget, but it's still a lot of money and we should just justify that.
And I think there's two justifications. One is that we want to know how the universe works. That's the real justification. That's a justification for the physicists who built the thing. It's not that there's going to be a Higgs boson ray gun or anything like. It's we want to know how it works. But it turns out that despite the fact that this is not why we do it, it is nevertheless true that every time you put money into basic research, you get more out than you put it.
In the case of the Large Hadron Collider, we have better technologies for information processing and transfer, data transmission, superconducting magnets better than any that have designed before, a million spin-offs that you didn't plan for. And, of course, the biggest spin-off of all is something called the World Wide Web, which was designed and built at CERN by particle physicists who wanted a better way of sharing data with each other.
FLATOW: 1-800-989-8255. We have a few tweets in from people who want to know: Does the Higgs boson have anything to do with string theory?
CARROLL: Well, it has something to do with string theory in the sense that string theory is supposed to be a theory of everything, and the Higgs boson is a part of everything. There is no closer connection than that in the sense that if string theory is right, then it's certainly plausible to get a Higgs boson, like we observed. But it's also very plausible to get one if string theory is wrong. So we know no more or less about string theory now than we did before we discovered the Higgs.
FLATOW: Are we going to have to give up on string theory any time soon?
CARROLL: I don't think so. It still is, far and away, the leading candidate for reconciling quantum mechanics and gravity. We might have to give up on our natural impatience that every time we have an idea, we want it confirmed or ruled out within the next 24 hours.
FLATOW: Well, this has been 30 years, has it not?
CARROLL: And it might be 1,000 more. I don't know.
FLATOW: Oh, OK. I just want to know what's the frame of reference.
CARROLL: It might be another 10, or it might be next year. But until someone comes up with a better way of reconciling these two things we know exist, quantum mechanics and gravity, string theory is still going to be something that people are going to be thinking about.
FLATOW: All right. Let's go to Austin in Berkeley. Hey, Austin.
AUSTIN: Hello.
FLATOW: Hi there.
AUSTIN: Love the show. I have kind of been reading about particle physics, and I like to look at the pictures of the particles traveling through the detector. And there's always some that are spiral in these - well, sometimes there is one that are spiral in that - in those pictures. And I thought maybe you could tell me what would make a particle do that. I know that they put magnetic fields around the particle so they can see how much they deflect. And I can see why they would go to one side or another. But I don't understand why a - what would make a particle spiral.
FLATOW: Yeah, yeah.
CARROLL: Well, this is good. I'm glad you like looking at those pictures because that's what I was doing, I won't say how many years ago. But when I was 10 years old, sitting in the local public library, I loved books with these pictures of all the particles spiraling around in the bubble chambers and the cloud chambers. Typically, if you look at a picture from the Large Hadron Collider, you won't see the spirals because the particles are moving so fast, they don't get bent that much by the magnetic field.
But what happens is that, yes, if you put a charged particle in a magnetic field, it tends to go in a circle. But notice that it's leaving a track, right? So it's not just moving in the magnetic field. It's interacting with the matter that it's moving through. That's the only way you notice it, right? It's making bubbles or whatever it is that's just moving around. And that means it's losing energy. It's creating those bubbles. It's making the photons that make you see it. And so if it's losing energy as it goes in the circle, that circle is going to get smaller and smaller, and it's going to spiral in until it just stops moving entirely.
FLATOW: I'm Ira Flatow. This is SCIENCE FRIDAY from NPR, talking with Sean Carroll, author of "The Particle at the End of the Universe." Did you build your own cloud chamber when you were a kid?
CARROLL: I'm a theoretical physicist, Ira. You know that, right?
CARROLL: You don't want me building anything at all.
FLATOW: When I was a kid, Scientific American used to have a little, you know, amateur scientist columns.
CARROLL: Yeah.
FLATOW: And I remember in the '60s when I was a teenager, there was one, how to build your own cloud chamber.
CARROLL: Right.
FLATOW: And I didn't build that one, but I built the other stuff that I could. I think that came a few years after how to build your own laser but...
CARROLL: You know, I went in to the book project with an enormous amount of admiration for the experimental particle physicists who do build these things. And I came out with exponentially more admiration than I went in with. It's such an amazing accomplishment, how they built the LHC. I mean, one story I just like to tell is that they're digging a hole down to put an experiment underground and they hit ancient Roman ruins because they're building in France. And they had to stop for six months while the archeologists come in.
And they finally get moving again, and they hit a river, an underground river in their way. And the physicist went in with liquid nitrogen and froze the river so they could dig it out to keep building their hole and then let it all melt again. The river is still flowing. This is not stuff they teach you about in grad school. But that's what it takes to be a good experimental physicist.
FLATOW: Yeah, you have to improvise, right?
CARROLL: Absolutely. The world is not set up for you to find out these things very easily. You need to work at it.
FLATOW: Would you ever think about changing careers or...
CARROLL: No.
FLATOW: No?
FLATOW: Not the handy...
CARROLL: They would laugh at me.
FLATOW: Not the handy guy.
CARROLL: I actually - one summer, when I was a young faculty member, I volunteered to be - to serve as an undergraduate researcher in the laboratory of another friend of mine who's an experimentalist. And he would not let me do it. He said, we're friends, and we wouldn't be friends after that. So that was my aborted career as an experimenter.
FLATOW: Would you be like one of those guys on "The Big Bang Theory" then?
CARROLL: There is something called the Pauli effect named after Wolfgang Pauli, the Nobel Prize-winning theoretical physicist. And the Pauli effect, it's not some, you know, deep principle of quantum mechanics. It's that when Pauli would walk into a room, all the experiments would stop working. That would be me.
FLATOW: So we shouldn't call you Sheldon?
CARROLL: No. He's a...
FLATOW: He's a theoretic. But he lives with - yeah, he lives with some other guys who actually make the stuff.
CARROLL: He does. And, you know, there's that great line that, you know, it's a comedy show, right, OK? It's not the real world. So he walks into the lab and he sees all the experimentalists and he says, hello there, Oompa-Loompas of science.
FLATOW: All right. Well, that's a good place to end, Sean. Oompa-Loompa.
CARROLL: None of my friends are going to be talking to me after this show. I'm just quoting Sheldon here.
FLATOW: There you go. Sean Carroll, senior research associate in physics in the division of physics, math and astronomy at Caltech, very nerdy place in Pasadena, author of the new book "The Particle at the End of the Universe." Happy Thanksgiving to you.
CARROLL: Thank you very much. Thanks, Ira.
FLATOW: ...and that turducken influence on our show today. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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Product Name | 1/2W 5.1K CARBON FILM RESISTOR (LOT OF 10) |
Quantity Available | Can ship immediately |
Description | 1/2W 5.1K CARBON FILM RESISTOR (LOT OF 10) |
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The CDC says about 34,000 nonsmokers die early from coronary heart disease each year from exposure to secondhand tobacco smoke. Secondhand smoke is smoke exhaled by smokers. It also includes smoke from the burning end of a lit cigarette, cigar, or pipe.
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Nicotine inhaler or nose spray. A prescription product that releases nicotine to help reduce withdrawal symptoms. This needs a healthcare provider's approval before use.
Bupropion. This is a non-nicotine medicine to help you stop smoking. It's approved by the FDA. It comes in pill form. It changes the mood transmitters in the brain that are linked to addiction. Bupropion must be prescribed by a healthcare provider. It may not be right for everyone. Ask your provider for more information.
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I made this delicious cake with fresh blueberries I bought from the produce place. The cake is really soft and light. I've made so many cakes in my life but by far this can be one of my favorite cakes.
Ingredients :
2 stick of butter (1 cup)
1 1/4 cup of sugar
5 eggs
1/2 cup of milk
2 1/2 cup of flour
1 tsp of baking powder
1/2 tsp of salt
1 tsp of vanilla
2 cups of fresh blueberries (toss with 1 tbsp of flour)
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Butter and prepare a cake pan.
2. Sift the flour, baking powder and salt into a bowl, and set aside. In a mixer beat the butter and sugar until light and fluffy.
3. Beat in the eggs one at a time follow by vanilla. Then slowly beat in flour in 3 addition alternately with milk.
4. Lastly fold in the blueberries. Pour batter into prepared pan. Bake until tester inserted near center of cake comes out clean about 1 hour or until golden brown.
5. Cool cake in pan on rack 10 minutes. Turn cake out onto cooling rack and cool completely before cutting into it.
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