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Jan21-13, 05:27 PM
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We tend to think of a quantum theory as something with a Hilbertspace (assumed over ℂ), and operators corresponding to measurements. COULD THIS BE WRONG? Because it sneaks a time idea in there, makes it implicit. Maybe that should not be allowed, in which case we should have a different formulation of quantum theory, say involving only probabilities and no complex numbers, no Hilbertspace (or C* generalization). Maybe it is our prejudice about what a quantum theory should look like that dooms us to the disease of a preferred time. This sounds kind of silly but I'm saying it to try to open up the box and get it all on the table.
What I said about "logarithm of change to the base Q" is just a way to think of the construction which helps me as a sort of mnemonic---a memory aid.
The real definition is: you assume you are given a quantum theory as (M,ω) a star algebra with a state. Basically this goes back to von Neumann, it is a format which subsumes the usual hilbertspace one. Maybe it's wrong. But assuming that, you can recover a hilbertspace and have the algebra M act on it. So M is no longer abstract, it is realized or represented as operators acting on HM.
When you have a conventional quantum theory you always have this! But now the star of M itself becomes an operator defined on HM. Call this operator S.
Now we can define a unitary Q = (S* S)i
Tomita showed that for every real number t, we have an automorphism of the algebra M that they always denote by the letter alpha
αt A = QtAQ-t
I'm not sure about this but I think that on the face of it there is no reason to suppose that this parametrized group of automorphisms corresponds to "time" in any sense. I think it may have been Connes and Rovelli who realized that it does in fact agree with usual time concepts in several interesting cases. So that was a surprise for everybody: the Tomita flow (which we get simply because the M algebra has a star) correpsonds to physical time in interesting cases!
These authors did not claim to KNOW for certain that it was the right form of time for doing, say, general covariant statistical mechanics. Rather they cautiously proposed it and conjectured that it could be right. I don't think they have done enough with T-time to know, yet.
It's curious because it seems unique and because it comes merely from having a star operation in the conventional observables algebra. Should the star operation be made illegal so that we don't risk finding ourselves with a preferred time? I realize I can't answer your question in a satisfactory way. I'm still wondering about this and hoping to hear more from one or another directions.
Jan21-13, 05:43 PM
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This may or may not be relevant. There is a "clock" that just tracks the rotations of a particle's wave function which depends on its mass. So mass and time seem linked. Maybe we can't get away from some version of time.
This was published online 10 January 2013 by Science journal.
A Clock Directly Linking Time to a Particle's Mass
Shau-Yu Lan, Pei-Chen Kuan, Brian Estey, Damon English, Justin M. Brown, Michael A. Hohensee, Holger Müller
Department of Physics, 366 Le Conte Hall MS7300, University of California, Berkeley.
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, One Cyclotron Road, Berkeley.
Historically, time measurements have been based on oscillation frequencies in systems of particles, from the motion of celestial bodies to atomic transitions. Relativity and quantum mechanics show that even a single particle of mass m determines a Compton frequency ω0 = mc2/ ħ, where c is the speed of light and ħ is the reduced Planck constant. A clock referenced to ω0 would enable high-precision mass measurements and a fundamental definition of the second. We demonstrate such a clock using an optical frequency comb to self-reference a Ramsey-Bordé atom interferometer and synchronize an oscillator at a subharmonic of ω0. This directly demonstrates the connection between time and mass. It allows measurement of microscopic masses with 4 × 10−9 accuracy in the proposed revision to SI units. Together with the Avogadro project, it yields calibrated kilograms.
I realize you could say what of it, because you can think of the particle, or the Cesium atom, as an observer. So this is the observer's time. But it makes me think. It is quantum mechanics that does this. Mass has an intrinsic frequency which it appears people are able to measure---the Compton frequency. Classical mass did not used to have an innate frequency.
I started a thread about this in Quantum Mechanics forum:
Bee Hossenfelder blogged about it a few days ago on the 17th Jan., I urge reading her post:
Jan23-13, 04:22 AM
I'm also occupied by Tomitas modular theory for a long time (four years). At first I suggest two references (you mentioned the Bertozzi paper also refering to my work):
Borcherts: On Revolutionizing of Quantum Field Theory with Tomita's Modular Theory (published in J. Math. Phys.)
B. Schroer , H. -w. Wiesbrock: Modular Theory and Geometry
Tomitas modular theory was also noticed in QFT and therefore should have an impact for quantum gravity. If I interpreted the tone of the discussion right then you ask for a geometric interpretation of this theory.
Interestingly, Connes gave one. In the first work of noncommutative geometry, he considered the leaf space of a foliation. In simple cases like fibrations, the leaf space has the structure of a Banach manifold or something similar. But for the Kronecker foliation (a single infinite curve who twist around the torus) of the torus, the usual leaf space is even no Haussdorff space.
Motivated by measure-theoretic considerations of foliations by Hurder etc., Connes began to realize that a noncommutative von Neumann algebra can be a suitable object for foliations.
In case of the Kronecker foliation he obtained the factor II\infinity von Neumann algebra. The classification of von Neumann algebras (= observablen algebra) with center the complex numbers (called factors) are given by three types:
type I divided into IN and I\infinity covers the usual quantum mechanics
type II divided into II1 and II\infinity used in statistical physics (spin glas models, Temperley-Lieb algebra, Jones knot polynomial)
type III divided into III0, IIIlambda and III1 connected to QFT
Especially the last factor III1 represents the observablen algebra of a QFT with one vacuum vector.
For every factor there is a foliation where Connes leaf space model is this factor (see the pages 43-59 in Connes book "Noncommutative geometry" 1995)
In this geometric model there is also an interpretation of Tomitas theory which uncovers also the role of the paramter t:
Every factor III foliation (i.e. a foliation having a factor III von Neumann algebra as leaf space) can be obtained from a type II foliation (see Proposition 8 and 9 on pages 57,58).
Let (V, F) be a codimension q type III foliation with the transverse bundle N=TV/F defined at every x\in V. Now one considers associated principal R+*-bundle of positive densities defined on page 57. The total space V' of this bundle over V defines a new foliation (V',F') of type II.
But then Tomitas modular operator Q is dual to the density. I found only one possible interpretation:
Tomitas parameter t is the probability and not the time.
For another geometric interpretation of the factor III I refer to my own paper:
"Quantum Geometry and Wild embeddings as quantum states"
We considered a wild embedding. Remember an embedding is a map i:K->M so that i(K) is homeomorphic to K. If i(K) can be reperesented by a finite polyhedron (or a finite triangulation) then one calls i a tame embedding otherwise it is a wild embedding.
Examples of wild embeddings are Alexanders horned sphere or Antoise necklace, check out youtube for movies
In the paper we constructed a von Neumann algebra associated to a wild embedding. In particular we show that the deformation quantization of a tame embedding leads to a wild embedding so that its von Neumann algebra is a factor III1.
To say it again: Tomitas theory is interesting and relevant to understand time but t is not the time but the probability.
Jan23-13, 02:08 PM
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It looks "over my head" at the moment but I'm glad to have it as a reference.
You noticed that the Bertozzini et al paper (http://arxiv.org/abs/1007.4094) that I mentioned earlier cites your paper with Krol (http://arxiv.org/abs/1001.0882) . I didn't mention it but it also cites several papers by Jesper Grimstrup about grafting Connes NCG standard model onto LQG geometric basis. (http://arxiv.org/refs/1007.4094)
Borcherts' papers from around 1998 and 1999 are much cited. I could not find online the one you mentioned ("On Revolutionizing...") but if and when curiosity overcomes my natural sloth I can always walk over onto campus and find it in J. Math. Phys.
If you have another choice source which is online, other people might appreciate it---folks not close to a university library.
My hunch (as a non-expert) is that the Tomita flow can be SEVERAL DIFFERENT things. It can be trivial (no flow at all) on certain C* algebras. It can agree with the passage of TIME as Rovelli and Alain Connes found in some interesting cases, and you have found that in other cases it corresponds to PROBABILITY.
Much of what you say is fascinating and of immediate interest. I have been thinking about the FOLIATION which the Tomita flow might induce, especially in the case of C* Loop cosmology where there is a certain subset of the algebra corresponding to observables at the moment of the bounce. If you take that as a simultaneous set and advance from there you would get a spacelike foliation of the algebra.
You say that in a Tomita flow foliation each individual leaf is a Banach manifold. (I recall years ago there was a saying among the students "Whenever anything nice happens, it happens in a Banach space." ) Presumably Banach manifold would be one whose tangent space at every point is Banach. This sounds nice. But a bit overwhelming. It may take me a while to assimilate some of what you say in the above post
Jan23-13, 02:46 PM
Sorry, there was a misunderstanding: the leaf space or the space of all leafs has the structure of Banach manifold but only for simple foliations. In case of Tomita flows, the leaf space is an ugly space: there is only one possible continuous function over this space, the constant function. That is the reason why Connes changed to operators.
I'm not shure that the TIME of Rovelli and Connes is a real time. They found a unitary dynamics driven by t but that describes only the possibilities not what happens actual.
Jan25-13, 07:23 PM
In the clip Matteo Smerlak suggests the following:
Two notions of time;
Temperature as "the speed of time"; the (inverse) temperature β is (the scale of) thermal time with respect to mechanical time; roughly speaking
thermal time = β * mechanical time
at thermal equilibrium in stationary spacetimes. Temperature is space-dependent.
I am regretfully not qualified to further evaluate the arguments/equations in detail (and as Marcus said, the clip is two years old), but I must say I am intrigued by this particular kind of bridging between thermodynamics, relativity and quantum mechanics - it is very interesting! I saw there are other interesting posts above, gonna read those now...
Aug1-13, 02:22 PM
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The Tomita flow, and thermal time, came up in one of the Loops parallel session talks that I think of at the moment: one by Goffredo Chirco. There may be others.
The parallel session abstracts are here:
To find the videos, I can use the index I just posted in the "Loops 2013 talks" thread:
Looking down the alphabetical list for speaker's name you see:
Goffredo Chirco, Aix-Marseille University http://pirsa.org/13070085 (0)
Conveniently, the starting time is minute zero, so we get the talk as soon as we click on the link and select flash. There is no need to wait for buffering before we start.
The KMS condition, which is essential to thermal time, also came up in this talk:
Daniele Pranzetti, Albert Einstein Institute http://pirsa.org/13070054 (0)
The paper this was based on also treats Tomita time, but that part wasn't covered in the 20-minute version.These are two outstanding talks. I wonder what others in the Loops 2013 collection deal with Tomita time. Can anybody suggest others?
The basic reason it's so interesting is that this is a global time which is observer-independent.
Instead of depending on a choice of observer, it depends on the process whose quantum state is known. That is, a vector in a boundary Hilbert space that contains information about past during and future. And more or less equivalently thanks to Israel Gelfand, a positive functional defined on the C* algebra of the process. Here "state" does not mean "state at a given instant of time". The state is a quantum description of what can be known about an entire process occurring in an enclosed spacetime region.
The state gives rise to time. It is with this tomita global time that the researchers propose to work out a general covariant QFT and a general covariant statistical mechanics. this is new because up to now these constructs have been formulated using some postulated background or observer-dependent time.
EDIT: when you click on the link for Chirco it will say that the first talk is by Bianca Dittrich, but she gave her talk in a different session and the first is actually the one you want.
Sep3-13, 07:39 PM
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I googled "tomita flow modular flow" and you are the one of the top Google finds. Would you like to comment on whether modular flow in footnote 16 on p42 of http://arxiv.org/abs/1305.3182 is Tomita flow? Bianchi is cited in ref 16 and 63. One of the authors is an "LQG guy" :p
Footnote 16 on p42, "These unitary operators implement an evolution for an internal time . This time flow is called the modular flow [29]."
Also footnote 3 on p4, "The simplest example is given by considering a global thermal state, with temperature T, and taking V to be the whole space. Then, the modular Hamiltonian is simply the ordinary (local) Hamiltonian divided by T, as is evident from eq. (1.5), and so H simply generates ordinary time translations."
Also André Henriques comments at http://mathoverflow.net/questions/57...rhaps-entropy: "In algebraic quantum field theory, time evolution can be identified with the modular flow of Tomita-Takesaki theory." He says it's the Bisognano-Wichman theorem.
Incidentally, the Blanco et al paper actually does link (at linear level) the Einstein Equations with "E=TdS". So it's like a holographic version of the Jacobson derivation, as van Raamsdonk's http://arxiv.org/abs/1308.3716 "Entanglement Thermodynamics" stresses. (In the Blanco et al paper, E is the "modular energy".)
Sep4-13, 12:03 PM
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PF Gold
Atyy, a quote from recent Chirco et al paper nicely clears up the terminology. There are variants in terminology (just as you suggest) depending on where the speaker comes from. In mathematics, it's Tomita, in QFT it's modular.
==quote Chirco et al http://arxiv.org/abs/1309.0777 page 4== (link corrected at Atyy's suggestion)
...is called the thermal Hamiltonian. The conjugate flow parameter τ is called thermal time [6, 8]. For a non-relativistic system it is simply related to the non-relativistic time t by
where β is the inverse temperature. In mathematics, the thermal time flow is called the Tomita flow [19]; the thermal hamiltonian is called the modular Hamiltonian in quantum field theory [20, 21], and the entanglement Hamiltonian in the condensed matter context [22]. For a recent discussion of this quantity in quantum gravity see also [23].
The reference [20] is to R. Haag, "Local quantum physics: Fields, particles, algebras", Springer (1992)
That is, to the same standard QFT text that Blanco et al paper you found cites ([29]) in connection with what QFT people call modular flow.
Over and beyond just noting the overlap in terminology, you are pointing out a whole bunch of interesting connections.
EDIT: Atyy, I appreciate your catching my typo error in the above Chirco paper link. I could still edit, so I corrected it.
Sep4-13, 02:29 PM
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Thanks marcus! The link for the Chirco paper is http://arxiv.org/abs/1309.0777
So does AdS/CFT instantiate Connes-Rovelli thermal time? There appears to be a derivation of the Einstein equation at linear level from "entanglement thermodynamics" dE=dS where E refers to the modular Hamiltonian that Chirco et al say is the thermal Hamiltonian in their language and the entanglement Hamiltonian in condensed matter.
The AdS/CFT papers are
The first two are most relevant to Tomita flow because they use the modular Hamiltonian. There's definitely the idea that these are the AdS/CFT version of Jacobson's derivation, which I think inspired Rovelli too. Edit: In fact, Connes-Rovelli thermal time preceded Jacobson's derivation.
It also makes me wonder whether Bianchi's black hole entropy is really the black hole entropy or whether he actually calculated the entangelement entropy of some other region bounded by an extremal surface - since the Ryu-Takayanagi formula says those have the same form as the BH entropy. The best way to probe the black hole interior in AdS/CFT so far seems to have been to use the Ryu-Takayanagi formula in a non-stationary spacetime since the minimal surfaces penetrate the black hole in those cases. But I believe there is no tight link between the Ryu-Takayanagi formula and the BH entropy of black holes at this time, although it seems there should be one.
For example, it's used by Swingle, McMinis and Tubman in their eq 3.8 http://arxiv.org/abs/1211.0006
Sep5-13, 02:39 PM
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Towards a derivation of holographic entanglement entropy
Horacio Casini, Marina Huerta, Robert C. Myers
Explicitly mentions and uses the modular flow!
The warm-up Rindler wedge example in section 2.1 is exactly (I think) the same as Connes and Rovelli's http://arxiv.org/abs/gr-qc/9406019 section 4.3.
From Casini et al's section 2.1: "One well-known example is given by Rindler space R ... In this case for any QFT, the modular Hamiltonian is just the boost generator in the X1 direction. This result is commonly known as the Bisognano-Wichmann theorem [25]. ... Interpreted in the sense of Unruh [26], the state in R is thermal ... With this choice, the Rindler state is thermal with respect to Hτ, the Hamiltonian generating τ translations, with a temperature ... With this notation, the modular flow (2.6) on R simply corresponds to the time translation ... and the modular Hamiltonian HR is simply related to Hτ with ..."
Sep5-13, 11:59 PM
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And here are a couple of condensed matter theorists talking about Tomita flow!
A geometric proof of the equality between entanglement and edge spectra
Brian Swingle, T. Senthil
"Remarkably, the entanglement Hamiltonian is the generator of a geometric flow in spacetime, and this flow may be interpreted as time evolution in Rindler space. The reduced density matrix of the half space is then a simple thermal state with respect to time evolution in Rindler space."
It looks like their main reference is to J. J. Bisognano and E. H. Wichmann, 17, 303 (1976), ISSN 00222488.
Sep10-13, 09:10 PM
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A major question in my mind is related to the issue of infinities and their role in the physics. I am accustomed to finite (but large) dimensional algebras in which the "modular flow" is really a very simple object generated by some ordinary matrices. I also have the prejudice that anything physical should be describable in a finite language like this. For example, all physical measurements with quantum fields can be described in this language.
On the other hand, my understanding is that the mathematically non-trivial aspects of modular flow in the operator algebra context are all associated with "weird" infinite algebras. So I don't see how there can be physics in such an infinite object. In fact, I have this same objection to much of old school loop gravity, which seemed way too infinite to be right.
Of course, this is mostly my vague feelings and superstitions.
Oct23-13, 09:30 PM
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State-Dependent Bulk-Boundary Maps and Black Hole Complementarity
Kyriakos Papadodimas, Suvrat Raju
Finally, we explore an intriguing link between our construction of interior operators and Tomita-Takesaki theory.
Jan5-14, 02:40 AM
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I arrive late in this thread (mainly via the other "QBist" thread) and I'm trying to get a couple of things straightened out...
From Marcus's summaries about Tomita time, and also some of the references he cites, I understand that:
(\phi, S^* \psi) ~\equiv~ (S\phi, \psi) ~.
$$ However, in Weinberg vol1, p51, eq(2.2.7), he defines the adjoint of an anti-linear operator via:
(\phi, S^* \psi) ~\equiv~ (S\phi, \psi)^* ~=~ (\psi, S\phi) ~.
$$ Weinberg's motivation for his definition is that one can then write ##A^* = A^{-1}## regardless of whether ##A## is linear or antilinear.
So what's going on with the ##S## operator used in Tomita time? Is it a typo, or an intentionally different definition of "adjoint" for antilinear operators compared to Weinberg's ? I presume it's intentionally different, else the Tomita ##Q## operator would trivially be the identity, (right?).
Jan5-14, 06:54 AM
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Papadodimas and Raju http://arxiv.org/abs/1310.6335 give the same definition of the adjoint as Weinberg in their discussion of Tomita-Takesaki theory (p57 and p86).
Jan5-14, 12:54 PM
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Could simply be a matter of mathematical conventions. If someone would like to write a brief summary of the Tomita flow in context of C* quantum formalism, and use Weinberg's conventions, I'd be delighted to go along with their notation. There's nothing sacred about the particular way that Alain Connes and Carlo Rovelli did it in their 1994 paper http://arxiv.org/abs/gr-qc/9406019 , or that section of the Princeton Companion to Mathematics that I linked to. Nice to have some explicit summary posted here in thread as well as backup sources available online though.
I'm not sure how useful that section of the Princeton Companion actually is, but here's the link FWIW:
Maybe we need a fresh new one page in-thread summary and new backup source links.
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Rep, I really like your bringing up Derek Wise' thing about lifting to "observer space" and the general idea of reality with no "official" spacetime still being real and representable.
So the question now for me, about the C* formulation, is could it be useful in implementing that Wise-Gielen idea. So I want to keep that in sight.
Maybe * algebra can be used to build a quantum version of Wise-Gielen observer space.
Correct me if I am mistaken (Rep and Atyy too!) but I think so far Wise-Gielen is purely classical.
Also I think Rovelli C* picture has a shortcoming in the following sense: I do not see a way in that context to realize any one particular observer's construction of space or of spacetime, or, say, of his past lightcone. There may BE an obvious way, but I don't see it.
Suppose the C* picture needs further elaboration so that it contains something that is not an official spacetime but which verges on looking like a bundle of observers.
Could we give the C* picture something extra that sort of looks like it is enough like spacetime to allow us to work with it and do spacetime things.
As it is, the C* picture is just a normed algebra of measurements with maybe a time-flow defined on them. It is pretty vague. I'm worried. Maybe we should go back to the QB thread. Maybe there is no immediately obvious way to apply the C* picture to the idea in the other thread.
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Dr. Oz stresses that the internal canker sores like Karen's are much different than the external sores that might appear on the outer lip area, which are most likely herpes simplex 1. Dr. Oz recommends the amino acid Lysine for the outer H1 cold sores, and for the internal sores, Dr. Oz recommends B vitamins and staying away from added sugars.
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You've just finished your nursing degree and you're ready for your first nursing job. Or perhaps you have only been a nurse for a year or two and you'd like to increase your salary. What can a new nurse expect to make in today's job market? What are some strategies for increasing your earning potential?
Carmen Kosicek, RN, MSN, author of Nurses, Jobs and Money -- A Guide to Advancing Your Nursing Career and Salary says that the average salary for new nurses is between $20-$25 -- depending on the region. And starting salaries don't vary much in terms of specialty according to Kosicek. "If you are a new medical/surgical nurse versus an ICU nurse, the pay is not much different; there's simply a flood in much of the major markets. Even the difference between AND (Associate Degree in Nursing) level nurses versus BSN (Bachelor of Science in Nursing) level nurses is merely $0.50/hour at best. It's sad, but true," she says.
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"First of all, if you are under 26 and can stay on your parents' health insurance, do so," Kosicek says. "It's odd, but most hospitals don't have very good health benefits. Additionally, if you can, sign off that you don't/won't take the health care benefits. That is a savings for the employer and can potentially lead to more income for you -- though not every employer offers this as an option."
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If you're only looking at jobs in hospitals and clinics, you could be missing out on higher earnings. Kosicek advises nurses to look for employment beyond the "traditional settings" and instead consider some alternatives. Examples include:
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You don't have to accept the first offer from an employer; nurses do have negotiating power. The first step, according to Kosicek is to simply ask. But be ready to ask specifically for what you want and be flexible.
Before you enter into negotiations, Kosicek recommends doing your research by exploring salary websites such as GlassDoor.com for salary data that you can use to make your case to an employer.
If they reject your request for a certain salary amount, don't give up.
"Ask for a pay difference," Kosicek says. "If they won't say yes to the pay, hit them across different buckets of money. For example, get more money for CEUs (continuing education courses), travel reimbursements and the time off to attend. Also ask for a higher 401(k) match if that's something to negotiate; ask for your association dues to be covered; ask for work-from-home days."
Finally, remember to explore those non-traditional venues. "They are more flexible with negotiations because they don't have as many RNs knocking at their door," she says. They are more business savvy, they want to have a win-win relationship with their nurses and they simply need great nurses who understand business."
Denene Brox is a freelance writer based in Kansas City.
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Michael Ramos and Brandon Bush: On the Road with Los Lonely Boys and Train
For keyboardists Michael Ramos and Brandon Bush, the M-Audio ProKeys 88 proves to be the perfect stage piano both on the road and in the studio
When choosing a stage piano that will travel thousands of miles from venue to venue—each packed with thousands of fans—it's essential to find an instrument that combines world-class sound with true-to-life feel. For multi-instrumentalist Michael Ramos (Los Lonely Boys, John Mellencamp, Charanga Cakewalk) and keyboardist Brandon Bush (Train), it was precisely this combination of features that caused them to choose the ProKeys 88 for their respective high-profile tours. As these versatile players will attest, the ProKeys 88 delivers exactly what they need to get the job done night after night.
With a home studio comprised of M-Audio interfaces, mics and preamps, the ProKeys 88 was an easy choice for Ramos. "I've used M-Audio gear extensively both in the studio and in live situations," he attests. "I know from experience that M-Audio stuff works. It sounds great and I know it will be dependable."
It takes a versatile instrument to recreate the complex and varied sound of the latest Los Lonely Boys record in a live arena. Ramos found everything he needed—rendered with a stunning degree of realism—within the ProKeys 88. "There are lots of piano sounds, Wurlitzer electric piano sounds, and some Clavinet on their new CD," says Ramos. "I like the sounds in the ProKeys 88 because they seem very realistic to me. I've noticed in most other keyboards the piano sounds usually have this tinny, digital-sounding overtone, but that wasn't present in the ProKeys 88. I used to own a Hohner D6 Clavinet back in the day. When I heard the Clav on the ProKeys 88, I was thoroughly impressed."
For Bush, the biggest factor was finding a top-notch grand piano with great feel that would complement Train's driving pop rock sound. "I wanted a keyboard that would be dedicated to just the piano sound that was dependable and easy to use," explains Bush. "I worked with our front-of-house engineer to find a sound that would sit well in the mix for the size of venues we would be playing on this tour. I use the Grand Piano 1 sound, which sounds great in the two octaves above middle C, where I spend plenty of time in the typical Train set."
Of course, dependability is a major factor when you have to dismantle and transport a rig almost daily. "I can't believe how solid this keyboard feels and how great the action is for such a light package," Ramos enthuses. "If you have a gig where you need great sounds and great feel, and you have to move your gear a lot...this keyboard was made for you."
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Grand Island resident Richard N. Raham entered into rest Oct. 23, 2013. He was 82 years old.
Mr. Raham retired from Occidental Chemical Corporation after 36 years of service.
He was the beloved husband of the late Barbara J. Raham; devoted father of Rod (Brooke) Raham and Susan (William) Walsh; and loving grandfather of Jennifer (Tim) Cramer, Shawn (Danielle) Walsh and Jessica Walsh.
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The MCB Tour Championship 2011 continues at Constance Belle Mare Plage this week, 5-11 December.
Here are the latest highlights from Mauritius, delivered straight from the Legend and Links golf courses by golf journalist, Neil Webber.
Tom Lehman, the most celebrated player to have competed in a professional event on Mauritius, and the Australian Peter Fowler have both given their stamp of approval to the Legend course, over which this weekend's drama will be enacted.
Read more on the MCB Tour Championship website.
In an exciting final day of the 36-hole competition in which one round is played on both the Legend and Links courses, the all-lady team of Odie Fat Lim, Aline Wong and Marguerite Kan Wah clung on to the lead they established in the opening round of the net category to emerge winners by a single point.
Read more on the MCB Tour Championship website.
Australian Mike Harwood has guaranteed himself a return trip to Mauritius after registering the 10th hole-in-one of his career in Thursday's second round of the Constance Hotels Pro-Am.
Harwood took an eight-iron for the 170 yards of the 17th hole and saw his tee shot disappear into the cup, much to the excitement of playing partners Andrew Steward, David Gourlay and Ishtiaq Hajee Adam.
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…meanwhile, at Starbucks AEON Jusco AU2 Setiawangsa yesterday… (a.k.a. A meeting with my Editor for "Panduan Mudah Penataan Cahaya Studio oleh Ted Adnan" lighting guidebook…)
…while going thru my 1st draft the Editor dewd asked lah (amongst others) how lah to promo this book…
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There's a few slot still available for my 11th June 2011 "Ted Adnan's I Light It My Way" Kuala Lumpur workshop. This will probably my last hands-on, day long workshop in Kuala Lumpur for this year. If you can't make it this time, don't despair, I will conduct a mini half day lighting seminar dubbed "Mini Half Day Lighting Seminar With Ted Adnan" on the 2nd July 2011. That's a Saturday. With a mere RM58.00 per person, you get to see IN PERSON a LIVE lighting demo performed by "Ted Adnan", a working, published, professional photographer who uses the same gears as you do *winks*
Once I confirmed the venue, I will put up the proper poster lah. Tell your friends, after all, RM58.00 is not RM5,800 no?
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Honoring MHS Trustee Pauline Maier
All of us at the MHS were saddened by the sudden passing of Pauline Maier, a distinguished historian and author of Revolutionary-era America and the foundations of U.S. democracy, and a good friend of the Society, on Monday, 12 August. She was 75.
A great historian, teacher, and author, Maier was committed to making history vivid and accessible to all. She wrote for both general and scholarly audiences by building suspense in telling stories whose outcome readers already knew. Her best-known books include American Scripture: Making the Declaration of Independence (1997), a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award, and Ratification: The People Debate the Constitution, 1787-1788 (2010), winner of the George Washington Book Prize. Along with books and textbooks she produced more than 30 edited volumes, articles published in scholarly journals, and other publications, and wrote book reviews for publications including The New York Times Book Review and the William and Mary Quarterly.
Maier's involvement with the Society began as a graduate student doing research in the MHS library. As a professor, she encouraged her students to visit the MHS and use its collections just as she had done. She was elected a Fellow of the MHS in 1983 and served on the Board of Trustees. She was an active member and enjoyed lively conversations with many staff and fellow Board members. Maier was Chair of the Adams Papers Committee and had served on the Publications and Fellows committees. She was active the Society's teacher workshops improving the teaching of history through the use of primary source documents. As well, she presented at, participated in, and moderated many of the Society's Boston Area Early American History Seminar sessions. An advocate of history scholarship, Maier was a proponent of making the Society's collections available to everyone.
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Below Freezing Temperatures Persist In Mid-State
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Temperatures climbed out of the single digits Tuesday afternoon, but below freezing temperatures persisted throughout the mid-state.
Highs across the mid-state were forecasted to hit the teens and low 20s by Tuesday afternoon.
NewsChannel 5 meteorologist Lelan Statom said the Arctic Air will remain with us through Wednesday, which is the next time it will get above the freezing mark.
Crossville hit -8 degrees Tuesday morning, breaking the old record of -4. They also set a new record low of -2 on Monday at midnight, according to NewsChannel 5 meteorologist Lelan Statom.
In Nashville, it was 2 degrees Tuesday morning; the last time it was that cold was Jan. 24, 2003 when the morning low was 2.
Many people were staying home as subfreezing temperatures forced the closure of everything from schools, to senior centers to Goodwill donation trailers.
The bitter cold and sub-zero wind chills are predicted to continue into Tuesday, but Tennessee canceled its state of emergency Monday afternoon.
Tennessee Emergency Management Agency spokesman Jeremy Heidt said the agency had received no requests for assistance from the counties, and there had been no major power outages or road blockages. The agency was still advising people to stay indoors.
Officials recommend that residents have an emergency kit with blankets, a flashlight, batteries, warm clothes, and boots in the event you lose power.
Temperatures in the mid-state fell up to 50 degrees from Sunday afternoon to late evening, with Nashville's high reaching only 10 degrees Monday. By Tuesday, some areas saw below zero temperatures. Wind chills made it feel even colder.
Some areas saw up to two inches of snow along the Cumberland Plateau Sunday and Monday, while other areas, including Nashville, saw anywhere from a half inch to an inch.
School Closings
Many school systems were scheduled to go back Monday and Tuesday following winter break, but most, including Metro Nashville Public Schools, pushed back the first official day to Wednesday.
For a full list of school closings, visit our Snow Watch page.
Road Conditions/Travel Concerns
Monday evening, interstates in Nashville were in good shape with no significant concerns for ice. However, many secondary roads and rural areas could still cause some problems. Black ice is still possible on roads not touched by the sun during the day.
Officials with the Tennessee Department of Transportation said crews started work in the Metro Nashville area early in the week. TDOT crews have been out putting brine and salt on the roadways in preparation of icy roadways.
TDOT Spokeswoman Deanna Lambert advised drivers to stay home until Wednesday as the frigid temperatures persist. If you do have to go out, Lambert issued this warning:
"Make sure if you are traveling you absolutely have to get out there this week," she said. "Make sure you have blankets in your car. Make sure you're well prepared with the things you need in case you are stranded."
Metro Officials said to keep sand and/or kitty litter in your trunk, in case you get stuck in ice.
Check road conditions before leaving by visiting the Tennessee Department of Transportation's SmartWay website www.tn.gov/tdot/tdotsmartway or calling the 511 driver information line. TDOT also offers multiple Twitter feeds and a SmartWay mobile app for smartphone users.
If you need help on the road, call *THP (*847) for assistance from the Tennessee Highway Patrol. Find road safety tips from THP online at www.tn.gov/safety/10things2know.shtml.
For more tips on preparing for winter weather, visit www.ready.gov/winter-weather.
Highway conditions for Kentucky with links to surrounding states may be found at 511.KY.GOV.
Shelters Open In Mid-State
Meanwhile, cities across the state were taking extra precautions to find shelter for those who had nowhere to go in the cold.
The Nashville Rescue Mission said Monday that they provided shelter to 482 men, 184 single women, 26 mothers and 49 children overnight Sunday. They have brought in mats and additional mattresses to accommodate overflow while the cold temperatures continue.
They also provided meals to approximately 30 passengers who were stranded at the Greyhound bus station next door to the mission.
The Metro Nashville Police Department will also have officers patrolling the streets for those needing assistance in the cold.
"Room In The Inn" said it sheltered 434 people on Sunday night, the highest number in its 28-year history.
"Last night, the Nashville community stepped up to help neighbors in need as congregations, volunteers, nonprofits and various government agencies offered warmth, shelter and meals to more than 1,200 of our community members," Mayor Karl Dean said. "With forecasts for record-low temperatures tonight, Nashville again will be there to provide even more shelter and assistance. I want to thank all of those who have responded to those in need, showing the compassion of this community."
On Sunday, the Mayor's office, in coordination with the Office of Emergency Management, Fire Department, and Metro Nashville Police Department said they aim to keep people safe, warm and off the streets.
Area non-profit shelters are adding beds and adjusting hours in an effort to help additional people. The Nashville Rescue Mission will remain open during the day and Open Table Nashville will open emergency warming shelters through Tuesday.
Green Cab in Nashville also helped pick up homeless to take them to the shelter if need be.
Anyone needing assistance is encouraged to call Metro's non-emergency line at 615-862-8600.
In Clarksville, two warming stations have opened for anyone needing a warm place to sleep.
First Baptist Church on Madison Street will be open until Wednesday. They will be providing food, cots, blankets and coats for anyone who needs them. Donations of blankets, gloves and socks are needed.
New Providence United Methodist Church at 1317 Fort Campbell Blvd. has also opened as a warming station until 7 a.m. Tuesday. They plan to reopen again at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday until Wednesday morning.
They are also providing food and blankets to anyone in need.
In Crossville, the Knoxville Red Cross opened a shelter at Stone Memorial High School in Cumberland County due to power outages in the area.
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I've seen 93% of old Who. Everything but 48 episodes of Peter Davidson, and Happiness Patrol of Sylvester McCoy. I've seen the best: Arc in Space, Spearhead in Space, Power of the Daleks, I've seen the worst: Edge of Destruction, Paradise Towers, the Invasion. Bleh. XD
I finally got the never to watch the Doctor's Christmas Carol and 7 minute comedy relief.
The Christmas Carol was okay. Not particularly good, not particularly bad. For a person who has never seen Doctor Who, I might recommend that as a so-so introduction. Matt Smith gibbers just a bit too much, he's got an on switch and no off button at times more so than any other doctor. The time travel into the old man's past and showing it to him was really timey-wimey. If I were the old man, I would have been very pissed that the Doctor was screwing with my past like that (like he was towards the end). The shark was cool at the end, the pulling the sleigh, but the 'trying to stun it, not kill it while it wants to eat you' was kind of really stupid. To a stronger doctor like Tom Baker, maybe, because he would always have an air of confidence even in the face of death, not the 'two tries and then it's your turn.'
The companions were not very useful this episode, they were just kind of there. I do not like the companions being 'stronger' than the Doctor, having to carry him around (Castrovalva), but companions are supposedly a cut above the rest (depending since several were kidnapped and others were stowaways). They usually hold their own in old who (since most virtually never listen to the Doctor and wander on their own) and assist the Doctor.
In the end, the Christmas Carol can be marked as one of Doctor Who's silly episodes along with Planet of the Giants, The Chase, Enemy of the World, Death to the Daleks, the Two Doctors, Remembrance of the Daleks, and the Silver Nemesis. Just about every Doctor had a serial where the comedy was upped to counteract a more serious plot, and for me, I usually enjoy them.
As for the comedy relief Space and Time, it was nowhere near the quality of the Curse of Fatal Death. More Timey-wimey stuff, Amy looking at herself was decidedly very creepy, and most of the jokes just kinda slid by me. Not to say I didn't laugh once, "The wobbly one!" got me, but the rest was more run of the mill.
I like to watch Curse of Fatal Death, I turn it on every now and again, it is the first video I recommend to new fans who have never seen Doctor Who. This one, however, I probably won't go back for a rewatch.


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Trista Goes OFF on the Bachelor!
So what does "Bachelorette" Trista Sutter think about single dad Jason Mesnick's change of heart?
Did you watch "The Bachelor" Monday night?? In case you missed it -- Bachelor Jason proposed to Melissa, only to DUMP her on national TV and tell Molly (the girl he dissed in the finale) that he loved HER instead! "Bachelorette" Trista Sutter weighs in on the most controversial "Bachelor" ever.
How do you feel about Jason right now?
Trista: How could you go from being engaged to someone to kissing someone else on the couch?! He doesn't deserve to walk away scot-free. I mean, what disappointed me as a mom is that he introduced both girls to Ty (Jason's son). Melissa was around, and now she's gone. What is Ty going to think?
What's your message for Melissa?
Trista: I've spoken with Melissa. How could anyone do this?! I texted her last night and said, "I'm proud of the way you handled it." She deserves so much better! Melissa hasn't been able to say anything about this until now, so I think she's relieved. I am happy she can finally move on. As far as I'm concerned, this is a blessing in disguise. Now she can find someone who truly loves her.
What are your thoughts on Molly?
Trista: How can you trust him? I wouldn't trust what he is saying to me. He is obviously fickle. He didn't want to fight for the relationship between he and Melissa. He gave up. If you have such strong feelings for someone, at least give it a chance before making such a big decision.
Some blogs are reporting this was set up by producers. Do you think last night was rigged?
Trista: I don't know what Jason's contract says, but I don't believe the producers could have manipulated the ending to this extent. I think Jason definitely had a choice in how he broke off the engagement -- either publicly or in private. Ryan and I don't think the producers could force him into something like that.
Have you ever seen a "Bachelor" cry so much?
Trista: I do feel for him. For me, I did not cry when I had to break it off with Charlie, because I was so excited for Ryan to come. I did not fall in love with two people, so I cannot speak to that. If that's the case, I'm sure it was difficult. But why put a ring on someone's finger if you're that torn? He took that away from Melissa. She only wanted to get engaged ONE time. He took that from her.
Do you think Melissa should be the next "Bachelorette"?
Trista: I can't comment on that, but I think America would embrace her after all she's been through.
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I couldn't agree more with Trista. What Jason did was totally wrong and disgraceful to both women. I can't believe that Molly is so desperate that she can't see beyond the heartached that he caused to both the women.
i think that Jason made the right decision. Melissa wasn't my pick. Plus, look at Deanna coming back after, she made the wrong choice. Why didn't Trista comment on that one. Better late than never!!!!
I was so disappointed in Jason last night. He really seemed psychotic to me. He uses the same pick up and break up line for these women "have no regrets!" How can anyone live without some regrets when others are hurt along the way? There might be something wrong with him if he really lives with "no regrets" he may have a personality disorder like narcissism or histrionic.
Trista, Could you let Melissa know that she has alot of support and prayers? I actually got sick to my stomach when I first found out from Reality Steve, but watching it last night was just as bad. I actually woke up in the middle of the night worrying about Melissa (even though I know this was filmed on 1/18). I'm so glad you are in contact with her—she needs all the friends she can get.
I'm really upset. Jason is a loser. He could have spared Melissa the heartache. He must have forgotten how it felt to be the one on the losing end. Why on national tv disgrace this lady? Jason deserves NO ONE. Molly is in for a big shock when he does the same thing to her. There was a reason he dumped her for Melissa. He is a jerk. He says he doesn't want to live with regret. That's a out for him it makes his decision sound better. He's making excuses to crush someone. I feel sorry for his kid and his family. They are tired of him getting hurt then he totally devastates someone else. Hope you feel real good Jason LOSER.
The guy is a flake. Melissa is better off without him.
I think it was mostly set up. I think Jason is a jerk for hurting Melissa on live TV and for giving up on the relationship without any work becausse he couldn't stop thinkin of "the one that got away." He didn't even get to go public with Jason. I would not have taken him back on national TV and certainly would not have kissed him!!!
Trista, please tell Molly she was THE best and we are all praying for her speedy recovery. She handled the situation with dignity and maturity!!!
Trista, thank you for saying what you said. I hope that the producers would not let him humiliate Melissa like that on live tv. However I think Molly should not accept this from him. No one should be second choice. I really hope Molly sents a tone for young women out there. This is not acceptable for the way a women should be treated. Why Did Deanna come back?
I think that Jason is not a very good person with character to treat Melissa the way he did and humiliate her on national TV. She deserves better. I'd tell Molly to RUN!!!!!!!
As far as Ty goes? He was just used to make Jason look better. Now we know why he's REALLY divorced.
I think the whole country will have a great laugh when Molly and Jason break up. It will be a welcome "in your face" moment. We probably won't have to wait too long. With other couples, there was a sad regret. Now it will be a great source of laughter for the entire nation. Now Jason and Molly HAVE to stay together. No option now pal.Go Jillian as the next bachelorette!
I cannot express my saddness for Melissa - Jason asked Deanna when he got down on one knee "Why did you let me propose to you?" Well- after he said bye to Molly he knew he was not 100% committed to Melissa he NEVER should have proposed to Melissa- She will find happiness - I want her to go out with Jeremy from the Bachelorette (DeAnna)- he lives in Dallas, a Lawyer and I think they should get to know one another I think THEY would be great together- as for Molly HELLO!!! Fool me once shame on me- Fool me twice shame on you!! She really needs to think about Jason's actions before she "Dates" him again………. Best of Luck Trista with the new baby on the way and with your family- Complete joy-
I hate Jason now..
he seems like a bi polar wishy washy creep who dumped a really nice girl on national tv..who's going to want to take any advice from him now?
he went from being the great single dad to the horny sleazy dude in less than thirty seconds.
What this proves to me is that we should leave the finding our our soulmates up to fate and not a "reality" show. After all, we have seen most of the previous romances fail and even one where no one was chosen. How many guys date many women at once, all of them knowing about eachother, and narrow down their choice of brides to two the day before they propose. I think Jason would have been better off leaving it to chance. Now you have a girl with a broken heart and another one who may not be able to trust her proclaimed "soulmate".
Nobody is critizing Deanna for coming back after she obviously made the wrong choice…she did the exact same thing except the breaking up on tv part. If you look at Melissa's face when she first walks out, that isn't a look of someone who's totally excited to see her fiance…she had to have known, and I honestly don't think Jason would have done something like that on tv if it wasn't in his contract to do so. He even said on Jimmy Kimmel Live that it was in his contract to do so. Moly wasn't considered second after he said he'd made a mistake, I could see how she'd be confused with the situation but she was still in love with him.
The show was disgusting. What will theysink to to get ratings? I believe that this was all planned and I do hope that that Melissa and Molly were not involved in this deception. Jason, you are a jerk and I can see why your first marriage broke up. Give and take, but all you wanted to do is Take. I will not watch this show again because I think that this was all planned ahead of time to keep the viewers guessing , Well, guess what, I won't waste my time on this contrived soap opera again.
The whole concept of this show is dumb anyway. A bunch of women fighting for this man who throughout the course of the show feels them all up, claiming to love so many of them, etc. In all fairness, these women knew anything could happen..including humiliation…when they chose to do the show. What gets me is this time the Bachelor is a single dad..how the heck do you explain to your son why you are all up on all of these women?! Great parenting huh?
OH My Goodness…what a Terrible Show, I Can't believe they let Jason do that! Not only to Melissa but also to there Show!!! For that I will NEVER watch it again :( What away to waste the Season of the "Bachelor"!!! And I'm also dying to know; Why was it that he was Left by his EX-"Wife" with Ty??!! I'm starting to think Jason is NOT right in the Head~ I mean come on!!! Both Girls wear great some liked Melissa more and others Molly more…But the Point is he shoulda went on "THE BIGGEST LOSER" instead of "THE BACHELOR".someone must not of told him he was on the wrong show :) And that whole Deanna thing was Not right either!!! Maybe he shoulda stuck with Stef. at least she coulda thought him some MORALS on life!!! And Molly might Need to go get her Head checked out as well, because (SORRY to ALL that liked her) she is as just is Ignorant as Jason is!!! But most of ALL my Heart goes Out to Ty :( I hope that the little guy is okay after this Craziness is done & gone!!! And to Melissa if you need a friend get a hold of me we'll go for a Girls Night Out!!! :) I AM SO SORRY THAT HAPPEND TO MELISSA!!! ~God's Blessings~
OH My Goodness…what a Terrible Show, I Can't believe they let Jason do that! Not only to Melissa but also to there Show!!! For that I will NEVER watch it again :( What away to waste the Season of the "Bachelor"!!! And I'm also dying to know; Why was it that he was Left by his EX-"Wife" with Ty??!! I'm starting to think Jason is NOT right in the Head~ I mean come on!!! Both Girls wear great some liked Melissa more and others Molly more…But the Point is he shoulda went on "THE BIGGEST LOSER" instead of "THE BACHELOR".someone must not of told him he was on the wrong show :) And that whole Deanna thing was Not right either!!! Maybe he shoulda stuck with Stef. at least she coulda thought him some MORALS on life!!! And Molly might Need to go get her Head checked out as well, because (SORRY to ALL that liked her) she is as just is Ignorant as Jason is!!! But most of ALL my Heart goes Out to Ty :( I hope that the little guy is okay after this Craziness is done & gone!!! And to Melissa if you need a friend get a hold of me we'll go for a Girls Night Out!!! :) I AM SO SORRY THAT HAPPEND TO MELISSA!!! ~God's Blessings~
First of all, I could care less what Trista thinks. Who is see to Jason, Melissa or Molly, um…no one. I see it as she wants to get a little more out of her 15 mins.
Second of all, Melissa knew going into the show that they were no longer together. I don't blame her at all for being pissed off, but why be in a broken relationship just for the viewers.
I thank Jason for being honest on the show and not issuing a breakup story in People Magazine 2 weeks after the final show like ALL the other Bachelors.
Honestly, do you really think you can find the love of your life in 6 weeks, while dating 20 woman, and then get engaged. Real life and reality are 2 different worlds. Unfortunately after the show, Jason and Melissa's real world didn't mesh.
I honestly am very upset with the whole outcome of the show. I don't understand how you can propose to someone and say you love them so much and then say there wasn't any chemistry. The whole thing just doesn't make any sense to me at all. I wish Melissa would explain things a little bit better so we can all understand how you can love someone one second and think about someone else. jason is wrong, and for all the people who are defending him you have no heart!


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CAMBRIDGE, MA - NOVEMBER 7: Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg prepares to speak to reporters at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Zuckerberg visited MIT and Harvard to recruit students for jobs and internships with the social networking site.
Mark Zuckerberg said Steve Jobs admiration for him was mutual.
The young Facebook CEO told Charlie Rose Monday evening that he was moved that the Apple co-founder recently revealed he respected him for not selling out.
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The founder of the world's most popular social network appeared on the "Charlie Rose" show Monday with Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg.
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