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Freshman Niki Claussen scores three goals in four minutes
October 19, 2002
Olympia, WA - To say that forward Niki Claussen (Shelton, WA/Shelton HS) single handedly dismantled Oregon Tech would be disrespectful to the other members of the Evergreen State Women's Soccer team. For it was their team effort that provided the opportunity for Claussen.
The fact remains, though, that in this lopsided 5-0 victory by the Evergreen (8-4 CCC, 8-7 Overall) Claussen was in the right place at the right time to score four of the Geoducks five goals against visiting Oregon Tech (2-8 CCC, 5-9 Overall).
With the win and Albertson's victory at home over Warner Pacific today, Evergreen has assured itself a spot in the Cascade Conference post-season tournament.
Evergreen Head Coach Arlene McMahon summarized the game by simple stating that, "the team controlled the temp for 60 minutes."
With help from junior midfielder AJ Fairburn (Tacoma, WA/Stadium HS), Claussen found the back of the net less than seven minutes into the game.
Sophomore Tiffany Fenster (Seattle, WA/Roosevelt HS) made her 21st goal of the season in the 37th minute. Heather Gordon (Walnut Creek, CA/Anocortes HS) started the action with a midfield pass to Claussen on the right wing. On the bounce, Claussen redirected the ball across the front of Oregon Tech's goal and Fenster headed it in on the backside, to put Evergreen ahead 2-0. Claussen's three remaining goals all came in the second period in a span of three and a half minutes.
First Gordon, followed by Jackie Schlindwein (Anacortes, WA/Anacortes HS) and finally Fairburn each knifed a pass between the Owls defense that left Claussen one-on-one with Oregon Tech goalkeeper and Claussen finished the play with a goal each time.
"Niki worked very hard today to be in the right place when it was needed," explained Coach McMahon.
The 5-0 victory gave freshman Crystal Vanderhoof (Tenino, WA/Tenino HS), in only her second start in goal, her first college shutout.
When asked whether Vanderhoof was finally getting comfortable in goal, Coach McMahon, a former college goalkeeper herself, remarked, "no field player ever is comfortable going into the goal."
Through the middle of the regular season Evergreen has played some remarkable soccer.
In the last thirty days they have been victorious in seven of nine games, scoring 38 goals and allowing only 14.
Wednesday (Oct 23), Evergreen will host their final home game, this one against Western Baptist. The game will be played on Field 4, also referred to as 'Campo de Quatro', and is scheduled to start at 3:00 p.m.


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Last year, for a brief moment last April, Atlanta had a rival to Hot 107.9 called Streetz 102.9. It only aired a couple of days before it was unceremoniously yanked.
The problem: a former executive for Radio One had purchased the signal, using a nephew Keenan Heard as cover, but proceeded to air mixes of songs that folks at Hot 107.9 recognized. Radio One sued the exec Steve Hegwood and his company Extreme Media for stealing proprietary goods and got him to take Streetz off the streets. The lawsuit also claimed Hegwood purchased the rival signal before he had even left Radio One.
Recently, the two sides settled. The result: Radio One got the 102.9 translator signal and plans to air something. The likeliest candidate, given that the company specializes in formats geared to African Americans, is an older-skewing R&B station, along the lines of Kiss 104.1. (Radio One's Majic plays oldies, too, but of more recent vintage than Kiss, in general.)
Tim Davies, market manager over at Radio One Atlanta, declined to comment about the situation but said 102.9 will launch in the indeterminate "near future." I tried to narrow it to 30 or 60-day window but he couldn't bite.
Hegwood's attorney Ronald Coleman has not return calls for comment.
Former Radio One Atlatna General manager Wayne Brown was also named in the suit but he said today in a phone interview that he was merely knowledgable of the situation and had nothing to do with Extreme Media or Hegwood's plan.
Radio Facts actually got a copy of the lawsuit last April, which is available here.
January 25th, 2010
7:19 pm
this would be a good chance to air a real soul R&B oldies station that doesn't play the same ol tired songs over and over and over again.
January 26th, 2010
12:49 am
If 102.9 is indeed a translator then wouldn't it only rebroadcast another station's signal and not have its own programming?
January 26th, 2010
5:18 am
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January 26th, 2010
8:10 am
please make it JAZZ.
January 26th, 2010
9:14 am
Just what Atlanta needs. Another black radio station.
January 26th, 2010
10:25 am
Ron Mexico,
Your people in Alabama would like for you to come now!!
January 26th, 2010
12:22 pm
I vote 80's. We have enough of all the other stuff.
January 26th, 2010
1:31 pm
You know, honestly, I'd really love a nice jazz station. Not a "smooth jazz," but jazz. Miles Davis, Charlie Parker, John Coltrane, Dexter Gordon… JAZZ. I would absolutely listen to that. One reason WABE has seen such huge improvements with the new Arbitron system is that classical music makes good, non-intrusive background sound (in fact, it's playing in the background now at a level that's barely audible). Jazz would definately be a nice alternative, and its listenability would give it a pretty good cut of some key demographics.
January 26th, 2010
5:13 pm
i would kill for a old school hip hop station,
January 27th, 2010
11:53 am
Atlanta desperately needs a radio station catered to the forgotten Gen X crowd. You know, the 30-45 year olds. We don't want to hear Flashlight or Let's Get it On and we don't want to "reinvent sex" either. Nobody wants to play the wonderful, forgotten music that was made between 1987 and 2000. Just the same old tired oldies and and new songs that are force fed down our throats. Please do something differnt. Atlanta does not need another V-103, 107.9 or 95.5. My 2 cents!
January 27th, 2010
12:46 pm
Amen NativeDecaturian. Gen X is out here lost when it comes to radio…..it could even be a Power 99 type station. Back when you would hear Madonna, Salt N Pepa, etc. all on the same station. R&B, Rap, and even maybe Pop from the late 80s to 2000.
January 27th, 2010
2:53 pm
I vote Jazz too!!
January 27th, 2010
8:57 pm
Give me either old skool hip hop or smooth jazz. I have XM/Sirrus radio and love it. The only public radio station I listen to is 91.9 WCLK.It's hard to leave XM/Sirrus and Pandora is coming to your car radio in the next year and lastFM isn't to far behind. Good by commerical radio in the next 5 years or we will call it poor people radio. Good luck Joyce.

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I listened to this book twice. As soon as I finished it I listened to it a second time. Great job. I didn't know anything about the Barb until I listened to this book. Fantastic!!!! I felt like I was in the south pacific during WWII. So many leaders get to be leaders by not rocking the boat. Sounds like we owe Admiral Fluckey a tip of the hat for being one of those unusual leaders willing to take the step out of the box, By doing so he did a lot to save many of our brave young men during WWII. Thank you Admiral. I like to think of myself as a student of the war in the pacific. The more I read the more I admire the front line marines, the prisoners of Bataan, all of our young men who suffered at the hands of the Japanese during that conflict. The pain and suffering those men went through unimaginable to today's generations. Then to see McArthur pardon most of the Japanese for their war crimes. What our men must of thought about that. Almost 70 years later we are still looking for German war criminals. But not the Japanese. I knew many WWII veteran's and even some WWI vets. They just didn't talk about their war. They just didn't. What a shame, My father-in-law won 7 bronze stars. His family didn't have a clue until his passing. Even his brother didn't know. How or why these men took their deeds to the grave with them speaks volumes to me. They just did what they had to do and came home and lived a productive life. What a generation. Tom Brokaw labeled them the Greatest Generation. He was right on the money. Listen to this book it is excellent.
"Another great one"
Sandford just gets better. Each one of the Prey series is fantastic to me. I love they way they build on each other. Sandford doesn't leave a cliff hanger like the old serials did in the movies but his books sure lead you to wanting to read the next book in the series. Davenport or Mitch Rapp. Maybe they are equal in my mind. Both are dynamite character's. Enjoy.
"Easy prey"
They just get better. Some of the other reviews had me worried. They said to many potential suspects to twisted. I started to not buy this book, I almost skipped over it. I'm sure glad I didn't. Yes there are a lot of suspects and yes it takes a lot of twist and turns but isn't that what a good book is to do? You'll get your money's worth with this one. Enjoy
All of the previous books in the Lucas Davenport series have had twist and turns and this addition certainly has that as well. Sandford referrers to previous plot lines and incorporates characters from earlier book into Secret Prey with expert precision. Sandford's main character is a very complicated man but also he is a very simple man. Lucas seems to always dealing with moral and personal dilemmas while he is chasing the bad guys. It seems to me Lucas is putting some of his personal demons to rest in this book. Its a nice touch. The ending is different, very different indeed. Enjoy I sure did.
This ibook is my favorite in the Prey series so far. Nice job on how Sandford has grown Lucas. Someone else's review thought Sandford used to much profanity. I thought it sounded realilistic. Do yourself a favor and this series in order. Enjoy.
To me there is a great deal of similarities between Andrew Peterson and Lee Childs writing style. Each of their main characters are very similar. I found I like Peterson and his McBride character better. If you have not listened to Peterson and you like writers like Childs, Silva, and Coonts I think you will like Peterson. Give the McBride series a try I don't think you will be disappointed.
"How does Flynn do it?"
How does Flynn do it? The Mitch Rapp series just keeps getting better. More mature, more cynical, more human all of Flynn's characters from Mitch Rapp to Kennedy and right on down the line. If I had a problem and I don't is the way Flynn portrays the wives of his main characters. Yes I can believe it is very hard on the wives of men who work in the clandestine world not knowing where or just what their husbands are doing. How much danger they are in or not in. But that is true of any relationship between couples, Policemen, firemen, miners, truck drives, many men have dangerous jobs that are important. No they don't go around having gun battles on a daily basis but their jobs are dangerous. Fantastic series do yourself a favor and read the complete series starting with the 1st book. Flynn may not be one of the all time writer of classic literature but he sure fits my taste. I would much rather have a great Double Cheeseburger with fries and a chocolate shake than a steak dinner. Flynn's Rapp series is the great American Double Cheeseburger to me. I want MORE not just a second helping I want a100 helpings of Mitch Rapp and company.
"Holy Cow!!!"
This is insane. I feel like I am addicted to this series. I am completely sleep deprived because of Vince Flynn. My wife is looking for a series to read. I told her the Mitch Rapp character is better than Jason Bourne. She said well I will read one and see. Boy is she in for a surprise. She doesn't believe me. Once she starts this series I won't see her again till this fall.
"Flynn does it again."
I can't say enough good things about Vince Flynn's writings. Rapp just keeps getting better and better.
"I'm going broke."
This is crazy. I almost wish my brother hadn't put me onto Vince Flynn. I am going through this complete series as fast as I can. I catch my self listening to this series when I should be doing other things. I am buying this series two and three books at a time. My one book a month subscription isn't working very well on this series. I just can't wait till next month for another credit. I am buy three extra credits a month so I can get this series completed. I simply love this series. Mitch Rapp has become my favorite "good guy". Much more down to earth and realistic than Jack Reacher or Cotton Malone. I wish I had the money to buy the movie rights for this complete series. If ever there was a series that would be a fantastic movie series this is it. Every bit as good or better than the Jason Bourne.
"As good as it gets."
I read some of the other reviews before I bought this book. I have listened to several of the Mitch Rapp series and enjoyed everyone of them. Some of the complaints that other reviewers had were in regards to the narrator. I saw nothing wrong with Nick Sullivan's narration as a matter of fact I think he is one of the better readers that I have heard.
I grew up in the era of weekly serials and I loved them. I personally like the way Mr. Flynn builds for a series. The Third Option is fine entertainment and worth the price. Enjoy, I certainly did.
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I was 40 years old before I learned this simple concept: What you say about others says more about you than it does about them. It was at a time when my life was in turmoil. I had just been diagnosed with a chronic illness, I didn't get the promotion that I had hoped for, and then I got a new boss.
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Monday, May 23, 1988 WEBER STATE COLLEGE 1 1 . ' - -' - ' K rtHllll 1M-irjf li KWCR DEEJAYS ready themselves before a paltry Sunfest crowd last Saturday afternoon. KWCR provided much of the music entertainment for the annual event (Signpost photo: Hal Moore). Students, looking for the serious, intellectual look, take to fake glasses (CPS) The latest fashion on campus is wearing nonprescription glasses, students and retailers say. - - The fake glasses, they add, seem lo be most popular for affecting a conservative image and even fooling students into believing they're smarter than they are. "It began on both coasts with business women about five years ago," said Mavis Clark of the National Association of College Stores, an Ohio-based group that represents campus bookstores around the country. "They felt the glasses gave a more serious mien to their appearance, and students have jumped on the bandwagon." At Eye Care Vision Center just off the University of Texas-Austin campus. store manager Kathy Richardson said students come in saying, "I'm going for the studious look." Students at Pierce College in California seem to favor sunglasses with a "doctor or lawyer look," reported Bob Greenbaum, manager of Ace High Sales in Chatsworth. "I'm not the greatest test-taker in the world," Indiana University junior Leslie Thompson told the Daily Student, the campus paper, "so I bought (nonprescription glasses) to try and psych myself up so I could see myself as smarter, and do better on my tests." At the University of Southern California, too, students like the "lawyer look" and "Ralph Lauren eyewear, a round tortoisey frame," added an office assistant - - who asked not to be named -- to eye doctor A.D. Kravitz. Wirc-rim "John Lennon glasses" are popular at Indiana," Bloomington; merchants say. Nationwide, Clark said member stores report students favor frames that are "the bigger the better, or the little ones at the end of your nose." Fake glasses, moreover, are not cheap. At Kravitz's Los Angeles office, the anonymous office assistant says, "This is not average eyewear the students are buying. It's conservative, traditional. It costs about $70 for the frames alone, another $20 for the lenses." Clark said students will often go for designer frames for $100, "but they don't seem to mind spending the money." Smith named editor-in-chief for 1988-89 This year's Signpost managing editor, Reva Smith, was namededitor-in-chief at the annual Signpost awards banquet held Friday night at the Union Building Skyroom Smith will assume the position from this year's editor-in-chief, Chris J. Miller, beginning summer quarter in June. Also announced at the banquet were next year's advertising staff. David Burns was appointed advertising sales manager, : wnue ucora moy was named advertising sales manager. Brian Bouwhuis was named production manager at the same time. ; : "I think the most exciting thing about next year is I get to be the editor during the the Centennial year. That will be so exciting, I'm excited as hell," said Smith. Smith, a 1973 graduate of La Quinta rftgn School in California is a senior studying CommunicationPublic Relations and minoring in English. Previously she has had experience at the - . ' f A Vt " j Reva Smith (Signpost photo: Hal Moore) Signpost as copy editor and assistant news editor. "I hope to see more community interest and involvement from the Signpost," said Smith. "Weber is it's own community, but we need to look outside of the campus. I think we have an outstanding paper, and we hope to increase our scope." Burns, a junior majoring in Technical Sales, is a 1979 graduate of Kearns High School. He has been a sales representative at the Signpost this past year. He will oversee advertising next year. Luby is a Junior studying CommunicationPublic Relations. This year she has been an executive assistant to ASWC. Luby, who graduated from Ben Lomond High School in 1985, will direct sales promotions next year. Bouwhuis, a graduate of Bonneville High School is studying for his composite degree and teaching certificate. Crystal Crest Vegas headlined will highlight awards night Adam Steinfeld, who is recorded in the Guiness Book of World Records as completing the most magic tricks in a 5-minute period, has been selected as the guest performer for the 1988 Crystal Crest awardi program. His fast-paced combination of comedy and magic has made h;m a headliner hit in Las Vegas and Atlantic City, where he is known as one of the best in the business. ASWSC Vice President and Crystal Crest Co-Chairman Lisa Ellis said, "Steinfeld's magic performance style and fast-paced approach to entertainment are tailor-made for the Crystal Crest program, which, coincidentally, is titled, 'It's What They Call Magic.'" The American Society of Magicians and .the International Brotherhood of Magicians have j bestowed tiuJnerQtis accolades . and awaraipritlipft Acclaimed as; a' true entertalhrrient:a$isjLyv his peers, he'.is.co-authorof a $&t-&)ling book on using -comedy andrhagi'llo enhance social situations. - Steinfeld is most proud of his record-setting performance where he completed over 300 certified magic tricks in one five-minute stint, shattering the previous record of 114' that had stood for many;years. Rumor has it that his Crystal Crest performance will culminate when he saws the WSC homecoming queen in half. . ... Judy Hurst, Crystal Crest co-chair, has reported ASWSC is searching for additional liability insurance before, approving such a dangerous and spectacular stunt- (see STEINFELD on page 3 Inside Today's Signpost News Opinion Entertainment Sports Classifieds page2 page 4 page 8 page 9 pagell SI Also: What's a day in the life of Weber State like? See pages 6-7 Both track teams do. well at conference meets. See pages 9-10
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"If there is a bright spot, it gives us an opportunity to get to work a little bit sooner," Utley said following Sunday's season finale. "We can start improving next week. We get a four-week head start."
There will be no October baseball in Philadelphia for the second straight year, so the Phillies can start planning for 2014 now. They finished 73-89 for their first losing season since 2002. Perhaps a new trend has started after fans became accustomed to the postseason.
The Phillies won five straight NL East titles from 2007-11, including two NL pennants and the 2008 World Series championship. But after going 81-81 last year, they were abysmal this season.
Charlie Manuel was fired in August. Pitching Rich Dubee was let go Monday. More changes could be coming soon.
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Domonic Brown took a major step forward this season, leading the team with 27 homers, 83 RBIs and going to the All-Star game. Third baseman Cody Asche showed he could possibly be a cornerstone player. Darin Ruf, Cesar Hernandez and Freddy Galvis proved they belong in the big leagues, at least as role players.
"I'm looking forward to next year," Sandberg said. "I think there are some solid pieces here. So when everything's pieced together, and with some additions, I don't think we're that far off."
Howard could be a big part of the solution. If the 2006 NL MVP comes back healthy and somewhat resembles the slugger he was before suffering an injury two years ago, it'll significantly improve an offense that was third-worst in the NL with an average of 3.8 runs per game.
Rollins had the worst offensive season of his career, but may benefit from being around Sandberg. Utley had his best year since 2009 and there's no reason to indicate he can't duplicate it.
"I think that'll be for the betterment for himself and the team as we go forward," Sandberg said of Rollins' changing his plate approach.
The team's biggest need on offense is a right-handed power hitter. That'll be Amaro's top priority along with re-signing Ruiz. He'll also need to improve an awful bullpen and find depth in the rotation.
Cliff Lee and Cole Hamels are the only two starters assured spots. The pitching staff had a 4.32 ERA, second-worst in the NL. Roy Halladay will be a free agent and the two-time Cy Young Award winner is hardly a $20 million pitcher anymore. He struggled in six starts after returning from shoulder surgery, but Amaro wants to bring him back at a reasonable price.
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I guess i am young and not experienced,of course i have been through difficulties and struggles,but they are just small ones.
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Oct 1 2013: I would say I'm in the darkest depression of my life right now, I've been dealing with it for really as long as I can remember. I avoided the truth for a long time, honestly my story is extremely similar to Kevin's. I tried to hide in plain sight through most of high school, seemingly happy on the outside for the benefit of others I guess, when in reality I was drifting away further and further with each day. Went to Olemiss my freshmen year, did the fraternity thing, did the party thing, have a bunch of friends loved the school, but something was off and long story short, everything I had been holding back came up at once, I ended up in court ordered 72hr suicide watch in bum**** MS. I had everything I had wanted, I knew it was weird I felt no joy or happiness, but I chose to ignore it because I don't understand it and I was afraid to let anyone find out.
It's been almost a year since I was pulled out of school and I'm no better if not worse, but in all of the group therapy, and doctors and drugs and whatever else they could. After all that I have discovered two things
1. Couldn't have said it better then kevin did: depression is so very different from sadness or laziness or all the things that most people think of, I URGE anyone who thinks they may be feeling that way, (and believe me when you experience it you will know, there's no confusing it with the "I've been having some bad luck lately".). Anyway I urge you to please do not hesitate at all to reach out too someone., and try to head it off before you fall into the infinite pit that is complete and total apathy.
2. I went to group therapy for awhile, which at first I was so against, but I know recommend. when I first went I was afraid that the " demons " that haunted me wernt anywhere near as significant as some of the people I would meet. Which brings me to the second thing I have learned in this long road.
No matter whether your starving kid from the street or a wealthy person EVRY1 is =
Yijia ChenOct 1 2013: Brentley,i appreciate your sincere words.And I can definitely identify with you.
Remember,don't be shameful for depression and vulnerability,they are just another way of showing COURAGE. And then it becomes easier:When there is a will,there is a way.
Do you feel better right now?
Best wishes.:)
Oct 2 2013: i wish! I think the biggest problem with me at this stage is ive lost the will to fight, there is a video on here that describes almost exactly what i feel like right now.
kevin breel: confessions of a depressed comic.
if you have a chance to check it out, the part where he talks about, the overwhelming apathy, and losing the will to fight it. that would help explain my situation.
Yijia ChenOct 3 2013: My question actually came from the talk you mentioned.
I believe Kevin in the talk do not suffer from depression right now.
I think what he is trying to express is not focused on the depression part.It's more than the negative that you are suffering from the depression,it's the positive that you understand the value of it.Bucause that's what life is all about:you suffer and you grow.
Happiness depends on perspectives.Change your mind a little bit,you don't have to pursuit those "greatest" happiese,sometimes even tiny little change can make us smile.
I strongly recommend a book to you,it's called "Tuesdays with Morrie".It talks about death and love and much much more.
Here are some quotes:
When you learn how to die, you learn how to live
Their wealth did not buy them happiness or contentment.
Everyone knows they will die, but no one through it all.
Compared to death,depression really doesn't matter.
I believe you will finally defeat the depression someday.Maybe not right now,but definitely someday in the future:)Hopefully my words can make a difference.
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Scenes 5 and 6 are both explorations of Galileo's scientific experiments and findings, so I'm going to talk about them together.
But first: SCIENCE!
Scene 6 is full of SCIENCE! Just so you know, I have been yelling SCIENCE! intermittently, at random, in the middle of the production office backstage. I encourage you to do the same. Except not in the production office, because it's already pretty crowded in there.
Scene 6: Incline Plane There is no singing in this scene; instead, Galileo, in spoken language, expounds on his findings on the inclined plane.
I can't tell you what Philip Glass or Mary Zimmerman intended to happen during the long musical interlude here (because, as I've mentioned previously, all stage directions have been accidentally excluded from the score). What I can tell you is what's happening on our stage, which is, basically, six minutes of gleeful wonder at the process of scientific discovery. IT'S AWESOME!
Using a ladder and a beautiful replica of Galileo's inclined plane, our cast of characters explore three of Galileo's most important scientific experiments.
Falling Bodies
Okay, first, let's just clear this up. Bodies = cannonballs/large weighted objects. Bodies =/= corpses.
[the cast rehearses a section of Scene 6]
Early in his career as mathematician at the University of Pisa, Galileo allegedly climbed, along with his students, the eight stories of the Leaning Tower with a collection of differently sized cannonballs. Reaching the top, he dropped balls of differing weights from the tower to see whether the weight of the falling body affected the speed of its fall -- which, he proved, it did not.
Let's backtrack for a second. Prior to Galileo's experiments from the Leaning Tower, Aristotelian physics asserted that objects of different weights fall at different speeds, completely dependent on their weight. So, according to Aristotle, a 10-pound cannonball would fall exactly 10 times faster than a 1 pound cannonball. Galileo knew, even without experimentation, that this idea was patently absurd: imagine dropping a one pound and a ten pound weight simultaneously, and having the one pound ball travel a distance of only ten meters, while the ten pound weight travels one hundred.
Of course, Galileo's findings were that, regardless of weight, objects fall at the same speed. However, when he demonstrated this for some of his colleagues, they found that the hundred-pound cannonball Galileo used landed just before the one-pound ball, and thus declared his findings inaccurate.
"Aristotle," wrote a frustrated Galileo, "says that a hundred-pound ball falling from a height of a hundred braccia (arm lengths) hits the ground before a one-pound ball has fallen one braccio. I say they arrive at the same time. You find, on making the test, that the larger ball beats the smaller one by two inches. Now, behind those two inches you want to hide Aristotle's ninety-nine braccia and, speaking only of my tiny error, remain silent about his enormous mistake."
On a slight alteration of the above experiment, Galileo dropped one cannonball, while the other he pushed away from the tower (or threw it, essentially), making sure to keep the toss parallel to the ground (rather than arcing it in an upward motion).
Which one would drop first? The one falling straight, or the one traveling both horizontally and vertically? The experiment concluded -- again, as Galileo presumed it would -- that despite one ball's horizontal travel, the two landed at the same time. This is because the vertical distance traveled by the two projectiles is the same; therefore, the force of gravity exerted on the two is equal.
As an aside: NOVA has an absolutely excellent website on this experiment, which you can play with here. The demonstration there includes a ball dropped from the mast of a moving ship, which is observed both from the mast itself and from the shore. From the mast, the dropped ball appears to travel in a straight line from mast to deck; from the shore, the ball appears to travel in a curved line as, while falling, it follows the motion of the ship. In one motion, the ball represents both the dropped projectile and the thrown one (depending on the observer); the experiment proves that the two balls will hit the ground simultaneously. So elegant!
Inclined Plane
Galileo's experiments with the inclined plane were prompted by his experiments on falling bodies; he wanted to study acceleration in greater detail. The inclined plane allowed the observer to study the behavior of falling objects essentially in "slow motion," as it allowed the ball to be affected by gravity (just as it would be in free fall) while impeding its motion enough for more detailed observation.
[André Chiang, as Galileo, rehearses the spoken dialogue in Scene 6]
At, for example, a 60% grade, a ball rolled down the plane would essentially be traveling almost at the same speed as it would in freefall; but at a 30% grade, the ball would be slowed enough for its motion to be observed. Galileo saw that a ball rolled down the plane traveled faster and faster, until at the bottom it rolled on the horizontal plane. At this point, Galileo reasoned, gravity is no longer accelerating the motion of the ball; instead, the effect of gravity is now uniform, meaning that the ball, unimpeded, will roll forever. Thus, Galileo discovered one of the laws of inertia.
One of the ways that Galileo timed this -- since, of course, stopwatches didn't exist -- was to use bells, positioned at precise lengths along the inclined plane, which the ball, rollng downward, would ring. Galileo discovered that in the first second, the ball would cover the distance of one unit (say, a meter); in the next second the ball covered three times this distance (three meters), in the next; five. It did not matter how steep he made the incline; the bells, set at these increments, tolled in precise rhythm as the ball descended. In this way, Galileo discovered that acceleration acting uniformly on a falling object does so in such a way that the distance covered is directly proportional to the square of time. D = T^2. If a ball takes 4 seconds to fall, it's traveled 16 units.
So, that's Scene 6 -- lots of experiments at work. Plus the music is really rocking.
Scene 5: Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief Systems of the World
The title of Scene 5 is a reference to Galileo's seminal publication of the same title, published, after many years of work, in 1632. The Dialogue compares the Copernican system of the universe (heliocentric) with the Ptolemaic and Aristotelian view of the universe (geocentric).
The form of the work was, as the title suggests, that of a dialogue, an ancient Greek form where two speakers debate an argument. In Galileo's work, a third voice was added, an independent observer who serves as a sort of master of ceremonies.
The three characters of the Dialogue are as follows:
Sagredo: Named for Giovanni Francesco Sagredo, a wealthy nobleman nine years younger than Galileo, and a close friend, who often lent money to the astronomer. In the Dialogue, Sagredo serves as the independent observer.
Salviati: Named for Filippo Salviati, another close friend, whom Galileo met in Tuscany upon being appointed Court Mathematician. A wealthy nobleman twenty years Galileo's junior, Salviati was interested in science, and loved good food and fine wine. Galileo occasionally visited his home to convalesce during his many illnesses. The voice of Salviati in the Dialogue is essentially that of Galileo himself.
Simplicio: The name was a reference to an ancient Greek who'd written a commentary on Aristotle's work, although readers at the time could not fail to notice the implication that this character was to be considered a "simpleton." In the text, Simplicio is a believer in the systems of Ptolemy and Aristotle, and presents the traditional arguments against the Copernican system; in part, he is modeled loosely after two acquaintances of Galileo's, including a colleague of his at Padua who had steadfastly refused to look through the telescope
In this scene, Sagredo, Salviati, and Simplicio are aboard a gondola in Venice, where they begin to converse about the movement of the earth. Sagredo greets the other two, and suggests that Simplicio may need some convincing about the things they have previously been speaking about: sunspots, planets, and tides.
"The sunspots you spoke of imply the sun, which is perfect, is not," Simplicio says. "And this motion of the earth you imply would mean that our earth might be altered, might be base, uncertain, and lost."
Salviati counters that of course the earth might be altered: if change were the rare thing, he says, then princes would be trading diamonds and gold -- those unchanging elements -- for a tiny bit of changeable soil.
But if the earth moves, argues Simplicio, then how do the birds keep up? And why isn't there a tremendous wind all the time?
"Because the earth, dear Simplicio," answers Salviati, "carries with it part of the air. Think of a boat on the ocean -- think of yourself below deck. You find a bowl of water with fish, and the air full of butterflies and birds. The ship might be sailing from Venice to Cairo and back, but the fish in the bowl swim where they will, and the butterflies fly where they please."
"I cannot imagine this earth moves," says Simplicio, stubbornly. "I know I would feel it move."
Salviati explains: "A person born in a forest, and passing his life there, could never imagine a world other than maples and elms; could never imagine the heaving ocean and its creatures who move without wings or legs. The quickest mind in its quickest way cannot know what it does not know -- and the coward's mind, like a horse, starts back from its own shadow."
Ouch, Salviati. Ouch.
The two men momentarily reach an impasse, but with Sagredo's gentle urging, they finally agree that the human mind is the most beautiful of all of God's instruments, and that the mind was made for asking questions of all things.
This segment of a recent episode of Radiolab begins with a really interesting discussion of how Galileo's discoveries on projectiles led Isaac Newton to accidentally discover how bodies orbit.
NOVA lets you play with inclined planes and falling bodies.
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It was a proud moment for everyone connect to the car when the Cadillac ATS won 2013 North American Car of the Year.
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Kelly Green Morrison leads a quick and informative how-to on the Avant Browser. Avant Browser allows users to browse multiple Web sites simultaneously and to block all unwanted pop-up pages and Flash ads automatically. The integrated cleaner helps users clear all traces and maintain privacy. The built-in Yahoo and Google search engines enable users to search for Web pages, images, groups, directories, lyrics, software, and news on the Internet. Avant Browser provides options for blocking the download of Flash media, pictures, video, sounds, and ActiveX components, so users can efficiently use their bandwidth and speed up page loading. All opened pages can be stopped, refreshed, closed, or arranged with one click. It also comes with built-in RSS reader. Its similar Web sites bar displays Web sites, which are related to the opened Web pages. Version 10.1 build 26 improves skins support.
Download.com's Jason Parker offers us a quick tour of Apple's biggest annual event, and a glipse of the exciting software and hardware announced during the Macworld Expo. Apple representatives give us tours of a powerful, elegant, and new photo utility, Aperture, and a test-drive of the Pentium-powered MacBook Pro.
The Download.com Music editors gather to spin tracks from the best new music they've heard this week.
The editors of Download Music face the CNET TV cameras and give the lowdown on the best songs of the week.
Days after Google blocked a site that converts songs from YouTube music videos into MP3s, the RIAA again asks CNET to remove conversion software from Download.com.
Download.com editor Jaymar Cabebe joins us as we discuss who's making money on Android, upcoming phones, and whether Google's new privacy policy violates its own "Don't be evil" mantra.
Download.com editor Jaymar Cabebe joins us as we discuss who's making money on Android, upcoming phones, and whether Google's new privacy policy violates its own "Don't be evil" mantra.
Stay safe with these favorite security utilities from Download.com.
The crew at CNET Download.com Music pick their favorite bands of SXSW.