text:
The end of the world
From 2012 Wiki
By the Eschaton
As closes distance with the eschatological object, the reflections it is throwing off resemble more and more the thing itself. In the final moment the Unspeakable stands revealed. There are no more reflections of the Mystery. The Mystery in all its nakedness is seen, and nothing else exists.
- —McKenna, Terence ♦ New Maps of Hyperspace 1989
[edit] Introduction
- The constructive interference of two waves results in their existence.
- The destructive interference of two waves results in their nonexistence.
- Constructive interference is synergetic (energetically favourable). That is why the universe prefers existence to nonexistence.
A matter wave has two components:
- A magnetic (rotational, particle-like) component, also known as "mass".
- An electric (translational, wave-like) component, also known as "energy".
- A purely magnetic matter wave is constructively interfering with itself but is incapable of constructive interference with other matter waves.
- A purely electric matter wave is not constructively interfering with itself but is capable of constructive interference with other matter waves.
- The electric field has a negative potential energy.[1] Therefore, in accordance with the minimum total potential energy principle, the universe's matter waves are being pulled from a purely magnetic state of constructive self-interference to a purely electric state of collective constructive interference.
Imagine you have two synchronized clocks and drop one of the clocks into a gravitational well, leaving its twin at the gravitational well's rim. The frequencies of the matter waves, of which the falling clock consists, will begin to increase,[2] so that the falling clock will run ever faster and will travel ever further into the future from its nonfalling twin. Thus, falling into the universe's gravitoelectric potential is equivalent to travelling into the future, or, simply, to motion in time, which means that the universe's gravitoelectric potential is eternity:
We are being sucked into the body of eternity.
- —McKenna, Terence
- Motion in space is motion at the same level of gravitoelectric potential energy. When a matter wave orbits at the same radius from its own gravitational centre or from a collective gravitational centre, the matter wave stays within the same actual moment of time. Thus, motion in space is rotational motion, and space is the actual moment of time (the "now").
- Motion in time is motion to a lower level of gravitoelectric potential energy. When a matter wave descends to a lower orbit around its own gravitational centre or around a collective gravitational centre, the matter wave moves into the next actual moment of time. Thus, motion in time is translational motion.
Therefore, the passage of time is the descent of the gravitomagnetic field (space, the actual moment of time) into its own gravitoelectric potential (eternity, the totality of potential—future and past—moments of time):
In general, a system can have both translational and rotational accelerations, however. It follows from Einstein's principle of equivalence that locally—i.e., to the extent that spacetime curvature can be neglected—gravitational effects are the same as inertial effects; therefore, gravitation can be approximately described in terms of gravitoelectric and gravitomagnetic fields corresponding to translational and rotational inertia, respectively. This is the gravitational Larmor theorem, which is very useful in the post-Newtonian approximation to general relativity. The gravitomagnetic field of a massive rotating body is a measure of its absolute rotation.
- —Novello, M. ♦ VII Brazilian School of Cosmology and Gravitation, Rio de Janeiro, August 1993 Atlantica Séguier Frontières, 1994, p. 257
From our electrodynamical experience we can infer immediately that any rotating spherical body (e.g., the sun or the earth) will be surrounded by a radial gravitoelectric (Newtonian) field g and a dipolar gravitomagnetic field H. The gravitoelectric monopole moment is the body's mass M; the gravitomagnetic dipole moment is its spin angular momentum S.
- —Thorne, Kip S. ♦ Gravitomagnetism, Jets in Quasars, and the Stanford Gyroscope Experiment From the book "Near Zero: New Frontiers of Physics" (eds. J. D. Fairbank, B. S. Deaver, Jr., C. W. F. Everitt, P. F. Michelson), W. H. Freeman and Company, 1988, pp. 3–4 (575–576)
φ is the Newtonian or "gravitoelectric" potential: φ = −Gm/r.
<...> In the Newtonian theory there will not be any gravitomagnetic effects; the Newtonian potential is the same irrespective of whether or not the body is rotating. Hence the gravitomagnetic field is a purely relativistic effect. The gravitoelectric field is the Newtonian part of the gravitational field, while the gravitomagnetic field is the non-Newtonian part.
- —Grøn, Øyvind; Hervik, Sigbjørn ♦ Einstein's General Theory of Relativity with Modern Applications in Cosmology Springer, 2007, pp. 201, 203
[edit] Planck quantum of action
The boundary between the potential (quasi-irrotational, virtual, spiritual) and the actual (rotational, real, material) is the universal quantum of action (the intensity of angular momentum, defined as the product of unit mass and areal velocity), proposed in 1860 by Robert Baldwin Hayward (7 March 1829–2 February 1903, FRS since 1 June 1876), who designated the quantum with the first letter of his surname—h. In the year 1900, Max Planck discovered that assuming the equivalence of inertial mass and energy makes h applicable not only to celestial mechanics but also to electromagnetic phenomena.
The formula of mass–energy equivalence is E = mc2. If we choose units in which c = 1, then E = m, and Hayward's equation m/f = h = const. turns into Planck's equation E/f = h = const.
Since that time, the areal momentum of unit mass is referred to as the Planck quantum of action:
Suppose a particle to be in motion under the action of a force, which tends to or from a fixed centre. Since the force has no moment about the centre, the angular momentum of the particle, with respect to the centre of force, remains constant in intensity and direction; and hence the path of the particle lies in a fixed plane, and its areal velocity about the centre of force is constant. Three constants will be required to define the intensity and direction of the angular momentum, corresponding to the three constants entering into three first integrals of the equations of motion as usually obtained; we may naturally assume them as follows:
- h the intensity of the angular momentum with respect to the centre; or, the areal momentum about the centre in the plane of the orbit.
- h1, the angular momentum about the normal to a fixed plane of reference; or, the reduced areal momentum in that plane.
- Ω the longitude of the node of the plane of the orbit; or, 90° + the longitude of the meridian through the direction of the angular momentum h.
- —Hayward, R. B. ♦ Direct Demonstration of Jacobi's Canonical Formulae for the Variation of Elements in a Disturbed Orbit The Quarterly Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics, v. 3; London, John W. Parker & Son, 1860, p. 24
Electric charge is thus essentially an effect of angular momentum, as is hence also magnetic field intensity. The guiding conceptual image arising from this definition of charge is that of a three-dimensional eddy or swirl in an extremely homogeneous hydrodynamic medium of very low viscosity. The notion of a radius of gyration without sharply defined length, whose principal character may hence be expressed as a finite length of what may be called an effective radius of gyration, is involved in this image, as well as is the notion of areal momentum, defined as the product of mass and areal velocity as that latter term is used in astronomy. This image will now help in obtaining a new defining model for Planck's universal constant of action h, which is so closely related to the Boltzmann–Gibbs entropy concept, and hence to the logical structure of information and communication theory. Action is energy × time which is areal momentum, ie ms2/t (where m, s, and t are the three fundamental physical dimensions of mass, length and time).[3]
- —Muses, Charles Arthur ♦ Aspects of Some Crucial Problems in Biological and Medical Cybernetics in Wiener, Norbert (ed.); Schadé, Johannes Petrus (ed.) ♦ Progress in Biocybernetics ♦ v. 2, Elsevier Pub. Co., 1965, p. 241
For a massive particle, moving in an orbit about an attracting mass, the Planck quantum of action is the areal momentum of unit mass, needed to offset the gravitoelectric potential of the attracting mass and stay in a stable orbit. Therefore, the Planck quantum of action is truly proportional to the gravitoelectric potential. The mass-energy of the continuum's matter waves synergetically increases as they spiral into their own gravitational well (which is the gradient of the matter waves' constructive interference).[2] As a result, the gravitational well deepens (i.e., the gravitational constant—a measure of the universe's gravitoelectrical interconnectedness—increases),[4] which automatically increases the Planck quantum of action (ħ) and thus raises the objective reduction threshold (E = ħ/t), making possible the existence of ever more complex wavefunctions—atoms, molecules, living cells, people.
Photons are purely gravitoelectric (wave-like) virtual particles—the gravitomagnetic (particle-like) component of a photon becomes actualized when the photon's interaction with other matter waves intensifies the angular momentum of its gravitoelectric flux to the Planck quantum of action:
If relativity holds, then a photon appears to go from one present to another without experiencing space or time. It just "is", without time or space, very like a "time capsule" of energy frozen in stasis that only "comes alive" when it interacts.
- —Murphy, John ♦ On the Structure of Time: Some Features of Relativity 2002
Roughly speaking, it can be said that uniformly accelerated observers can see as real those particles which inertial observers claim to be virtual. As a result, while inertial observers would be frozen at 0 °K in the Minkowski vacuum, uniformly accelerated observers would be heated (and possibly burnt) at a temperature proportional to their proper acceleration.
- —Matsas, George E. A.; Vanzella, Daniel A. T. ♦ The Fulling–Davies–Unruh Effect is Mandatory: The Proton's Testimony 17 May 2002
Electrons too are virtual particles:
Electrons are wavelike and do not behave in a commonsense corpuscular way like billiard balls, and the classical electron radius is not a meaningful measurement of electron size.
- —Harrison, E. R. ♦ Cosmology Cambridge University Press, 2000, p. 475
Therefore, the only stable real particle is the proton. When a proton becomes translationally accelerated to the speed of light, it becomes spaghettified ("electrified") and turns into a neutron:
... the proton/neutron can be considered as unexcited/excited states of a two-level quantum mechanical system ...
- —Matsas, George E. A. ♦ Elementary particles under the lens of the black holes Braz. J. Phys., v. 34, March 2004
[edit] God and Nature
- The intensity of the angular momentum of the gravitomagnetic field is equal to the Planck quantum of action.
- The intensity of the angular momentum of the gravitoelectric potential is below the Planck quantum of action, which implies that the gravitoelectric potential (eternity, God, the Prime Mover) is a dendritic (i.e., unidimensional and unicentric) potential flow of the vacuum:
From Maxwell equations (6.20) it follows that the electric field is potential: E(r) = −gradφ(r).
- —Soviet Physics, Uspekhi v. 40, issues 1–6, American Institute of Physics, 1997, p. 39
Force in such a potential field is a flux in the sense of a mechanical driving agent.
- —Ziegler, Franz ♦ Mechanics of Solids and Fluids Springer, 1995, p. 167
The non-viscous flow of the vacuum should be potential (irrotational).
- —Volovik, G. E. ♦ The Universe in a Helium Droplet Oxford University Press, 2003, p. 60
The vacuum is really an expression of the continuous or noncountable nature of mass-energy ("mass", as the source of gravity). Continuity, as we will see, automatically makes mass-energy unidimensional and unipolar. <...> It is also responsible for quantum-mechanical nonlocality and the instantaneous transmission of the static gravitational force—though not the acceleration-dependent inertial or GTR component, or the inertial reaction force that we actually measure in systems with localised mass (and with which gravity is often confused).
- —Rowlands, Peter ♦ The Nilpotent Dirac Equation and its Applications in Particle Physics 2003, p. 10
The nonlocality of the gravitoelectric potential implies that it is self-similar everywhere in space. The self-similarity of the universe's gravitoelectric potential allows it to remain unicentric despite the universe's spatial infinity:
The gravitoelectric potential (analog information, eternity, God) is also known as the quantum gravitational potential, the quantum potential, or the wavefunction:
In essence, Quantum Mechanics includes quantum gravitational potential in the guise of quantum potential.
... the quantum potential need not be mentioned in the formulation of Bohmian mechanics and in any case is merely a reflection of the wave function, which Bohmian mechanics does not add to but shares with orthodox quantum theory.
- —Bohmian Mechanics Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
The basically new features of the quantum theory come mainly from the new properties of the quantum potential. Of these, one of the most important is that this potential is related to the Schroedinger wavefunction in a way that it does not depend on the intensity of the waves but only on the form. This implies that the Schroedinger wave does not act like, for example, a water wave on a floating object to push the particle mechanically with a force proportional to its intensity. Rather, a better analogy would be to a ship on automatic pilot guided by radar waves. The ship with its automatic pilot is a self-active system, but the form of its activity is determined by the information content concerning its environment carried by the radar waves. This latter is independent of the intensity of these waves (as long as they can be received by the equipment available) but depends only on their form, which in turn reflects the form of the environment. <...> Even at distances so great that the wave intensity is small, the trajectory of the particle can strongly reflect distant features of the environment. <...> At first sight, it seems that such a non-local connection, that can produce a kind of instantaneous contact of distant particles, would violate the theory of relativity, which requires that no signal can be transmitted faster than light. It is possible to show, however, that the quantum potential cannot be used to carry a signal, i.e., that it could not constitute a well-ordered series of impulses that could transmit a well-defined meaning.
- —Bohm, David ♦ A new theory of the relationship of mind and matter The Journal of the American Society for Psychical Research, v. 80, 1986
The gravitomagnetic field (discrete information, the actual moment of time, Nature) is a tridimensional array of quantized gravitomagnetic vortices, engendered by angular momentum conservation. Being governed by a single wavefunction[5] (i.e., by a potential, quasi-irrotational field, whose angular momentum's intensity is below the Planck quantum of action), a superfluid cannot rotate as a whole[6] and conserves its angular momentum in the form of embedded quantized vortices (such as phonons, rotons,[7] etc.).[8] Analogously, God (the universal gravitoelectric flux, the wavefunction of the universe) conserves his angular momentum in the form of Nature (quantized gravitomagnetic vortices—gravitons,[9] photons, electrons or protons, depending on the amount of angular momentum contained in a quantized vortex):[10]
The Planck quantum of action, h, has precisely the dimensions of an angular momentum, and, moreover, the Bohr quantization hypothesis specified the unit of (orbital) angular momentum to be ħ = h/2π. Angular momentum theory and quantum physics are thus clearly linked.
- —Biedenharn, L. C.; Louck, J. D. ♦ Angular Momentum in Quantum Physics Addison-Wesley Pub. Co., Advanced Book Program, 1981
In other words, the actual moment of time—the material world of quantized gravitomagnetic vortices[10]—is a temporary "parking orbit" of the immaterial (potential, vortex-free) gravitoelectric flux of eternity:
Since a circular orbit has the lowest energy for a given angular momentum, the gas can only sink further into the gravitational potential and accrete onto the primary, if it can lose some angular momentum. Finding the process by which this is done in real systems is called the angular momentum problem. We have illustrated it here with the example of mass transfer in a binary, but the same problem arises for the formation of stars from interstellar clouds or the accretion of gas onto the massive black holes in AGN. In these cases, the initial angular momentum due to random motion of the gas clouds is many orders of magnitude larger than can be accommodated by the accreting object. Rather than accreting directly, the gas forms a disk, acting like a temporary "parking orbit".
- —Murdin, P. (ed.) ♦ Encyclopaedia of Astronomy and Astrophysics 2002
From the aspect of energy, renewed by radio-active phenomena, material corpuscles may now be treated as transient reservoirs of concentrated power. Though never found in a state of purity, but always more or less granulated (even in light), energy nowadays represents for science the most primitive form of universal stuff. Hence we find our minds instinctively tending to represent energy as a kind of homogeneous, primordial flux in which all that has shape in the world is but a series of fleeting "vortices".
- —Chardin, Pierre Teilhard de ♦ The Phenomenon of Man 1955, p. 42
- Negative energy (centripetal suction, information) is electric, potential (irrotational, nonperturbative, coherent).[1]
- Positive energy (centrifugal pressure, entropy) is magnetic, actual (rotational, perturbative, incoherent). When matter waves enter a bound state of mutual in-phase coherence (constructive interference), they acquire a deficit of mass (i.e., a deficit of potential energy)[11] by releasing positive binding energy into the ambient vacuum, whose increase in volume cools the emitted positive energy:
So the entropy of the cloud decreases as it organises itself into a star but the entropy of the surrounding Universe increases as the star radiates the converted energy into space. Increasing the number of photons in the Universe increases the entropy of the Universe.
- —Clark, Stuart G. ♦ Life on Other Worlds and How to Find It Springer, 2000, p. 58
The entropy of a region uniformly filled with matter and radiation is truly proportional to its volume.
- —Beckenstein, Jacob D. ♦ Information in the Holographic Universe Scientific American, August 2003
When protons' interconnection by wormholes[12] is accelerating, the emission of the actualized binding energy into the ambient vacuum lags behind. Consequently, the internally coherent yet overheated proton aggregates cannot shrink, and, in their reference frame, the ambient vacuum metrically expands too slowly to sufficiently redshift (cool) the previously radiated thermal energy. As a result, internally coherent aggregates of wormhole-interconnected protons (atoms, molecules, people) become surrounded by an ocean of incoherent positive energy, known as the cosmic background radiation (CBR). The warm CBR inhibits the formation of long-range wormholes ("axons") between proton aggregates and thus enforces the principle of locality, which will be abolished when the CBR has cooled to a sufficiently low temperature:
The continuum's cooling accompanies the conversion of its rotational momentum (gravitomagnetic, phenomenal, particle-like, discrete, countable, local, bound information—disgregated knowledge, entropy) into its translational momentum (gravitoelectric, noumenal, wave-like, analog, noncountable, nonlocal, free information—holistic understanding, information proper). By 31 December 2014 AD, the continuum becomes sufficiently cold for its matter waves to form a ballet psychokinetically conducted by a single all-understanding centre—the Eschaton:
There is nothing to life that has value, except the degree of power—assuming that life itself is the will to power.
- —Nietzsche, Friedrich ♦ The Will to Power book 1, section 55 (10 June 1887)
It used to be said that information is power. As Arthur Sulzberger Jr., chairman of the board of the New York Times Co., rightly says, "Information is now ubiquitous. Power is understanding."
- —Kaiser, Martin ♦ INFORMATION: The news will be exciting and so will the medium Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, 2 January 2000
Any fool can know. The point is to understand. ... Imagination is more important than knowledge.
- —Albert Einstein
The imagination is a dimension of nonlocal information.
- —McKenna, Terence ♦ A Few Conclusions about Life 1996
Mathematics, which has been a high priesthood of arcane formuli and special signifying languages, is giving way to visual understanding.
- —McKenna, Terence
Science will, in all probability, be increasingly impregnated by mysticism.
- —Pierre Teilhard de Chardin
Bound information is always connected with a definite material structure, free information is abstract/symbolic. Free information is to a high degree independent from the carrier. <...>
Free information is connected with meaning and with goals (Zweck). <...>
In course of evolution several "phase transitions" from bound to free information are observed.
- —Ebeling, Werner ♦ Entropy, Information and Predictability of Evolutionary Systems in Hofkirchner, Wolfgang (ed.) ♦ The Quest for a Unified Theory of Information ♦ Gordon and Breach, 1999, p. 262
As we have seen, new information is created as the result of an arbitrary choice, arising in turn from the instability of the original state of the system in question together with the availability of various more stable states, from amongst which the choice is made. The generation of new information—be it cosmological, geological, or biological—has the character of a phase transition: it is new order that arises not gradually but all at once—at a jump.
- —Volkenstein, Mikhail V.; Shenitzer, Abe ♦ Entropy and Information Springer, 2009, p. 170
Secondly, in a many-particle system, the interaction of the particles may be thought of as depending on a common pool of information belonging to the system as a whole, in a way that is not analyzable in terms of pre-assigned relationships between individual particles. This may be illustrated in terms of the phenomenon of superconductivity. Now, at ordinary temperatures, electrons moving inside a metal are scattered in a random way by various obstacles and irregularities in the metal. As a result, there is a resistance to the flow of electric current. At low temperatures, however, the electrons move together in an organized way, and can therefore go around such obstacles and irregularities to re-form their pattern of orderly movement together (see Illustration 1). Thus they are not scattered, and therefore the current can flow indefinitely without resistance.
A more detailed analysis shows that the quantum potential for the whole system then constitutes a non-local connection that brings about the above-described organized and orderly pattern of electrons moving together without scattering. We may here make an analogy to a ballet dance, in which all the dancers, guided by a common pool of information in the form of a score, are able to move together in a similar organized and orderly way, to go around an obstacle and re-form their pattern of movement.
If the basic behaviour of matter involves such features as wholeness, nonlocality and organization of movement through common pools of information, how then do we account for ordinary large-scale experience, in which we find no such features? It can be shown (Bohm & Hiley, 1987) that at higher temperatures, the quantum potential tends to take the form of independent parts, which implies that the particles move with a corresponding independence. It is as if, instead of engaging in a ballet dance, people were moving independently, each with his own separate pool of information. They would then constitute a crowd, in which the organized movement of the ballet has broken up.
- —Bohm, David ♦ A new theory of the relationship of mind and matter Philosophical Psychology, v. 3, No. 2, 1990, pp. 271–286
Our continuum is the quantum superposition of its central proton. The high angular momentum (heat) of the nascent central proton made its position uncertain, so that the central proton became born in 1080 (Eddington's number) places simultaneously. The continuum's cooling (which, according to Bernoulli's principle, accompanies the continuum's translational acceleration into its own gravitational well and thus is the conversion of the continuum's angular momentum into the continuum's linear momentum) is accompanied by a three-stage condensation of protons into the central proton:
- Pre-breakdown gravitoelectrical treeing. During Stage 1, protons become self-gravitationally blueshifted[2] in situ, so that the average distance between protons appears to increase, and spaghettified into a gravitoelectrical tree. As the gravitoelectrical tree grows, the quasi-unidimensional gravitoelectric flux tubes (wormholes) it consists of become more robust, and eventually—by 31 December 2014 AD—become traversable by protons.
- Teetering on the brink of a gravitoelectrical breakdown. In the beginning of Stage 2, the continuum is a single polycrystal, which is sufficient for partial gravitoelectrical discharges between any two points (teleportation), but insufficient for a wholesale gravitoelectrical breakdown. By the end of Stage 2, the continuum becomes annealed into a single monocrystal. Stage 2 begins on 31 December 2014 AD and is known as the Millennium.
- Gravitoelectrical breakdown. During Stage 3, protons teleport into the central proton through the wormholes of the gravitoelectrical tree. Stage 3 is known as the end of the world.
[edit] Christmas tree
As can be seen from the above illustration, the initial distribution of the continuum's matter waves was uniform, which implies that the matter waves were desynchronized and experienced mutual destructive interference:
Phase models have also been popular to discuss synchronization properties in a population of oscillators. From the Kuramoto study, it was known that gradually increasing the coupling would eventually overcome fluctuations and lead to a macroscopically synchronized state, which is intuitively quite plausible. Synchronization here does not mean that all oscillators point exactly in the same phase but that there is a preferred phase orientation or nonuniform phase distribution in the population. The uniformly distributed state is referred to as the incoherent, or desynchronized state.
- —Stillman, Bruce; Stewart, David J. (Ph.D.); Grodzicker, Terri ♦ Clocks and Rhythms CSHL Press, 2007, p. 406
Constructive interference is synergetic (energetically favourable). That is why the spatial distribution of the continuum's matter waves progresses from the least synergetic uniformity to the most synergetic dendriticity. Therefore, the continuum's gravitoelectric potential (eternity, God, the Prime Mover) is the gradient of matter waves' constructive interference, sweet harmony ("God is love").
The gravitoelectric synergy of an ensemble of matter waves is the product of the matter waves' in-phase coherence (the ensemble's dendriticity) and proximity (the ensemble's density).
So, the power of a system's gravitoelectric potential is determined by the system's density of dendriticity. Since the human brain is the most densely dendritic object in the spacetime continuum (the microtubules inside a living cell form a dendritic structure; the nervous system is dendritic), it is the centre of the continuum's gravitoelectric potential:
Novelty is density of connection.
- —Terence McKenna at St. John the Divine's Cathedral 25 April 1996
The human neocortex is the most densely ramified and complexified structure in the known universe.
- —McKenna, Terence ♦ Alien Dreamtime 26–27 February 1993
The nonlocality and staticity of the gravitoelectric potential imply its sameness everywhere in space and everywhen in time. Therefore, the spacetime continuum is recursive both in space and in time. Any proton in our spacetime continuum is a particle-like black hole, being the entry mouth of a wave-like wormhole[12] whose exit mouth is an electron in a perfectly identical smaller-scale continuum, which is the central proton of our continuum:
The Kerr singularity can also be used as a mathematical tool to study the wormhole "field line problem". If a particle is passed through a wormhole, the continuity equations for the electric field suggest that the field lines should not be broken. When an electrical charge passes through a wormhole, the particle's charge field lines appear to emanate from the entry mouth and the exit mouth gains a charge density deficit due to Bernoulli's principle. (For mass, the entry mouth gains mass density and the exit mouth gets a mass density deficit.) Since a Kerr ring-singularity has the same feature, it also allows this issue to be studied.
- —Ring singularity Wikipedia
Electrons are wavelike and do not behave in a commonsense corpuscular way like billiard balls, and the classical electron radius is not a meaningful measurement of electron size.
- —Harrison, E. R. ♦ Cosmology Cambridge University Press, 2000, p. 475
The tail of an electron is a wormhole from its mother black-hole proton in the larger-scale replica of our spacetime continuum, in which our spacetime continuum is embedded as the central proton:
According to [11-15], electron represents a soliton—a clot of electrically charged matter having the physical properties of absolutely solid body (because of the violation of superposition principle). It is a complicated dynamical system consisting of a region of basic localization, with the sizes being of the order of Bohr radius for the ground state of particle, of a tail, extending up to infinity, and of the own field. The presence of the tail manifests itself in that the charge density of the self-acting electron proves to be distinct from zero (though rather small in magnitude) far outside the region of basic localization of particle. The oscillations of the charge density, occurring in this region, are instantaneously transferred along the tail via the own field of particle to any distances and excite the oscillations of electric and magnetic fields at each point of space. This process ensures that information about a physical event occurring at some point of space can be gained immediately from a measurement conducted at any place of the universe. It should be noted that the effect is absent for a point-like particle.
The intensity of the gravitoelectric flux, passing through our spacetime continuum (on its way from the larger-scale continuum into the smaller-scale continuum), is proportional to the mutual synergy (constructive interference, orgasm) of electrons (flux sources) and protons (flux sinks). In the end of the spacetime continuum's gravitational life cycle, the continuum's central electron becomes incorporated into the Perfect Man, while the continuum's central proton becomes incorporated into the Perfect Woman. The world process culminates in the Mystical Marriage of the Perfect Man and the Perfect Woman in the end of 2014 AD. The Planckian wormholes, connecting the continuum's protons to the central proton,[12] become traversable by quantized signals (teleportation, psychokinesis, eternal youth).
After the ensuing Elysium, the continuum's protons tunnel into the central proton, where they merge into a uniform ocean of extremely rarefied quark-gluon plasma (when a flux of matter passes through a wormhole, its density drops due to Bernoulli's principle). At that point, the spacetime continuum begins a "new" 13.7-billion-year-long cycle of its gravitational involution from uniformity into dendriticity. All the cycles are perfectly identical—every 13.7 billion years, you sit in front of your computer and read this very webpage.
[edit] Magic mushroom
- The universe is a magic mushroom—a single gravitoelectromagnetic matter wave, travelling into itself by translational gravitoelectric teleportations, alternating with 13.7-billion-year-long rotational gravitomagnetic stations. During a 13.7-billion-year-long station, the gravitoelectric flux is looped upon itself, forming a recursively nested gravitomagnetic Hill vortex (a toroidal vortex bounded by a limaçon-shaped surface).[16]
- In the course of its 13.7-billion-year-long involution, the gravitoelectromagnetic flux, of which the Hill vortex consists, becomes sucked—translationally accelerated—into the smaller-scale Hill vortex, which is the central proton of the normal-scale Hill vortex.
- Having reached the critical threshold of translational acceleration (electrification), the Hill vortex becomes purely gravitoelectric and tunnels into the smaller-scale Hill vortex at its gravitational centre. At the ingress into the smaller-scale Hill vortex, the gravitoelectric flux undergoes decoherence into an extremely hot gravitomagnetic quark-gluon plasma, whose pressure expands the smaller-scale Hill vortex and restores its spherical symmetry—as the smaller-scale Hill vortex expands, its funnel becomes shallower.
| System's heat
(angular momentum,
potential energy)
|The radial speed of the gravitoelectromagnetic flux, passing through our continuum on its way from the larger-scale continuum (in which our continuum is the central proton) into the smaller-scale continuum (the central proton of our continuum)
|System's state
|Continuum's state
| Maximal.
But the heat is rarefied and has the form of latent heat
|Zero (the flux is purely gravitomagnetic)
|Disorganized complexity (non-negated complexity)
|A gravitomagnetic black hole—a recursively nested Hill vortex of extremely redshifted quark-gluon plasma with a barely noticeable concavity (the smaller-scale Hill vortex is nested in the shallow concavity's bottom and is the central proton of the normal-scale Hill vortex)
| Medium.
Latent heat is gravitationally condensed into actual heat, at least half of which is accumulated in neutrons, while the rest is radiated as thermal photons[13] into the ambient physical vacuum and redshifted out of existence by the vacuum's metric expansion
|The speed of light (the flux is gravitoelectromagnetic)
|Organized complexity (semi-negated complexity)
|A gravitoelectromagnetic temporary neutron star—a recursively nested Hill vortex, whose concavity has developed into a deep funnel (a dendritic gravitoelectric wormhole, connecting the normal-scale Hill vortex with its central proton—the smaller-scale Hill vortex)
|Infinite (the flux is purely gravitoelectric)
|Singularity (negated complexity)
|A dendritic gravitoelectric wormhole, through which the former black hole's elementary particles, liquidated into a purely gravitoelectric potential flux, tunnel into the central proton. The retraction of the rear branches of the dendritic gravitoelectric wormhole is accompanied by the central proton's expansion into a gravitomagnetic bubble of extremely redshifted quark-gluon plasma—a newborn black-hole continuum, which begins a "new" 13.7-billion-year-long cycle of involution into a giant dendritic wormhole (the world tree), ending with a gravitoelectrical tunneling of the blueshifted and spaghettified quark-gluon plasma down that wormhole. And so ad infinitum
The mass-energy of the continuum's matter waves synergetically increases as they spiral into their own gravitational well (which is the gradient of the matter waves' mutual constructive interference):
Photons climbing out of a gravitating object become less energetic. This loss of energy is known as a "redshifting", as photons in the visible spectrum would appear more red. Similarly, photons falling into a gravitational field become more energetic and exhibit a blueshifting. ... Note that the magnitude of the redshifting (blueshifting) effect is not a function of the emitted angle or the received angle of the photon—it depends only on how far radially the photon had to climb out of (fall into) the potential well.
- —Nemiroff, R. J. ♦ Gravitational Principles and Mathematics American Journal of Physics, 61, 619 (1993)
As a result, the gravitational well deepens, undergoing an exponentially accelerating impansion (metric expansion) and thus becoming ephemeralized—less gravitomagnetical (actual, phenomenal, material) but more gravitoelectrical (potential, noumenal, spiritual):
In a black-hole continuum, all worldlines (the force lines of the continuum's gravitoelectric potential) converge towards the central singularuty. Almost all mass exists in the form of protons. Therefore, the continuum's gravitoelectric force lines are the wormholes passing through the centre of every proton and converging towards the continuum's central proton,[12] which is the most massive black hole of the continuum (protons are black holes;[10] the radius of a black hole is inversely proportional to the black hole's mass):
The size λn of a nucleon is roughly 1020 limes larger than the size a* of a Planck particle, and the mass m* of a Planck particle is roughly 1020 times larger than the mass mn of a nucleon.
- —Harrison, Edward Robert ♦ Cosmology Cambridge University Press, 2000, p. 478
Protons can be imagined as beads on their gravitoelectric worldlines, converging towards the continuum's central proton. As protons slide down their gravitoelectric worldlines, they become spaghettified (ephemeralized)—less rotational (gravitomagnetic, blackholelike, particlelike) but more translational (gravitoelectric, wormholelike, wavelike). During the Millennium, protons are sufficiently spaghettified to be capable of long-range teleportations down their worldlines. After the Millennium, protons tunnel into the central proton (the end of the world).
[edit] Eternal now
When two matter waves enter a state of mutual constructive interference (quantum entanglement, rapport), they release the binding energy and become energetically indebted to each other. The bound state is a state of negative potential energy—energy debt.[11]
Initially, the continuum's angular momentum is very large but is dispersed in the form of an extremely rarefied cloud of multiple elementary particles without a common orbit. The elementary particles' radial acceleration towards the central proton is accompanied by their tangential deceleration (the sum of a spiralling particle's radial and tangential speeds equals the speed of light, which implies that increasing the radial speed decreases the tangential speed). The decrease in the elementary particles' angular momentum forces them to share the remaining angular momentum by lending it to each other (angular-momentum bonds, derivatives, etc.), so that the disorganized angular momentum of a protostellar cloud turns into the organized ("globalized") angular momentum of a Saturnian ring (a "global economy"):
There is something missing in investors' reasoning that leads to their current complacency, and that is an understanding of the circularity of confidence in a fragile system. Since the system is fundamentally unsound, all it would take is a loss of confidence to set off a collapse in the purchasing power of money, a major currency or the global stock and/or bond markets.
- —Elliott's Paul Singer on How It All Will End: "Badly, We Guess" Zero Hedge, 29 April 2014
For example, the iron core of a star is a "global economy" of iron nuclei, in which the electrons' angular momentum (degeneracy pressure) is shared among all the nuclei. Having exhausted their capacity to offset the decrease in their angular momentum by its more efficient sharing, the multiple iron nuclei symultaneously descend to a lower orbit, whose higher Planck quantum of action fuses them into a single nucleus—a neutron star:
In some ways a neutron star can be conceived of as a gigantic nucleus.
- —Neutron star Britannica
The industrial civilization is a red supergiant with an iron core, where "iron men" play the role of iron nuclei—cf. the red supergiant of the Soviet Union headed by Stalin (a "man of steel"). The iron economy's collapse is staved off by the angular momentum released by burning petroleum. The higher the mass of humanity (the number of people), the higher the angular momentum needed to be released in order to stave off mankind's collapse (currently, ten calories of petroleum are spent to produce one calorie of food). According to the Planck law of radiation, if, in an aggregate of matter waves, the mass-specific angular momentum exceeds the Planck quantum of action, it becomes converted into new matter waves and thus decreased to the Planck quantum of action, which is the minimal mass-specific angular momentum needed to prevent the matter-wave aggregate's collapse under its own weight. In the case of mankind, excess angular momentum (excess petroleum) becomes converted into new people and thus decreased to the minimally acceptable level. By borrowing money into existence and refinancing it with new money borrowed into existence, mankind has managed to keep the per-capita petroleum consumption (i.e., the per-capita angular momentum) at the minimally acceptable level, attained in the beginning of the 1980s. Having reached Peak Debt, mankind will experience an angular-momentum deficit and descend to a lower orbit, whose higher Planck quantum of action will fuse it into a single human couple.
The US debt accrual is the final crescendo of the 13.7-billion-year-long energy debt accrual which begins right after the Big Bang and goes overtly exponential on 21 March 1946 AD:
Somewhere around 1945 we began to loot the future as a strategy for survival, some ethical norm was shattered.
- —McKenna, Terence ♦ History Ends in Green 1989
Matter waves' interindebtedness (constructive interference) is their organized complexity—information. That is why the beginning of the overtly exponential period of debt accrual roughly coincides with 14 February 1946—the day of the unveiling of the first electronic general-purpose computer (ENIAC), regarded as the birth of the Information Age.[19][20]
The matter waves of the Earth's biosphere are swirling down the gradient of their synergetic (energetically favourable) constructive interference, towards increasingly condensed states. The gravitation towards the biosphere's maximally condensed state is subject to the inverse-square law, which implies that the gradient of matter waves' constructive interference becomes steeper with time, and mankind needs to undergo phase transitions ever faster in order to release some more latent heat of crystallization and thus delay its condensation into a "temporary neutron star"—a single hypersynergetic couple of people:
Each successive nuclear burning stage releases less energy than the previous stage, so the lifetime in each stage becomes progressively shorter. For a 20 MSun star:
- Main sequence lifetime ~ 10 million years
- Helium burning (3-α) ~ 1 million years
- Carbon burning ~ 300 years
- Oxygen burning ~ 2/3 year
- Silicon burning ~ 2 days
- The iron core's collapse into a temporary neutron star ~ a few milliseconds[21]
- The temporary neutron star's collapse into a black hole ~ after a few weeks or months[22]
- —Gene Smith's Astronomy Tutorial University of California, San Diego
The biosphere's latent heat—petroleum—becomes converted into actual condensation-delaying heat for money. Every single dollar in circulation is borrowed from a cartel of private banks known as the Federal Reserve. Therefore, the moment of Peak Debt is the moment of Peak Oil and the moment of humanity's condensation into a single hypersynergetic couple of people.
The biosphere condenses its energy into a single couple of hypersynergetic people—the Eschaton—in three stages:
- The biosphere condenses solar energy into petroleum.
- Until 22 December 2014 AD, the energy of petroleum becomes condensed into a multiplicity of people.
- From 22 December 2014 to 31 December 2014 AD, the multiplicity of people condenses into a single hypersynergetic couple of people.
|Stage of stellar evolution
|Entropy (latent heat of condensation, unrealized synergy of interindebtedness) in units of Boltzmann constant
|Stage of human history
|Calendar period
|A protostellar nebula
|Very high
|A hydrogen star
|The dawn of history
| Photodisintegration. Because iron is the most tightly bound nucleus (the "break-even point" between fusion and fission), the star is no longer able to produce energy in the core via further nuclear burning stages. Nuclear reactions will continue, however, because of the extremely high temperatures in the massive star's core. These further reactions have a devastating effect on the star, because they take energy out of the core. At such high temperatures and densities, the gamma-ray photons present in the core have sufficient energy to destroy the heavy nuclei produced in the many stages of nuclear reactions, e.g.:
|≤ 1[23]
|The transition from history to posthistory. 22 December 2014 AD is the moment of Peak Debt—the break-even point between the nominal GDP growth (the thermal pressure support) and debt (which is mankind's gravitation to the next more synergetic configuration). From 22 December 2014 to 31 December 2014 AD, the "red supergiant" of mankind collapses into a "temporary neutron star"—a single hypersynergetic human couple known as the Eschaton
|From 22 December 2014 to 31 December 2014 AD
|A temporary neutron star
|≤ 0.5[25]
|Posthistory (Elysium, Millennium). The Perfect Man, representing the universe's electrons, and the Perfect Woman, representing the universe's protons, are unified into a married couple representing the universe in its final neutron-like state. The universe as an interactive archive (time travel, reality warping)
|From 2014 to 4466 AD
|The black-hole impansion (inward expansion) of the neutron star
|Rapidly increasing entropy.[26] The time count is being reset
|The end of the world
|4466 AD (the nucleus of the Milky Way enters the sign of Aquarius)
[edit] References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Soviet Physics, Uspekhi v. 40, issues 1–6, American Institute of Physics, 1997, p. 39 ♦ "From Maxwell equations (6.20) it follows that the electric field is potential: E(r) = −gradφ(r)."
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Nemiroff, R. J. ♦ Gravitational Principles and Mathematics American Journal of Physics, 61, 619 (1993) ♦ "Photons climbing out of a gravitating object become less energetic. This loss of energy is known as a 'redshifting', as photons in the visible spectrum would appear more red. Similarly, photons falling into a gravitational field become more energetic and exhibit a blueshifting. ... Note that the magnitude of the redshifting (blueshifting) effect is not a function of the emitted angle or the received angle of the photon—it depends only on how far radially the photon had to climb out of (fall into) the potential well."
- ↑ Muses, Charles Arthur ♦ Aspects of Some Crucial Problems in Biological and Medical Cybernetics in Wiener, Norbert (ed.); Schadé, Johannes Petrus (ed.) ♦ Progress in Biocybernetics ♦ v. 2, Elsevier Pub. Co., 1965, p. 239
- ↑ Moskvitch, Katia ♦ Strength of gravity shifts—and this time it's serious New Scientist, 11 September 2013
- ↑ Lee, David M. ♦ Nobel Lecture in "Nobel Lectures in Physics (1996–2000)", World Scientific, 2002, p. 13 ♦ "In this scheme, the superfluid atoms are governed by a wavefunction-like entity called the order parameter, as introduced by Ginzburg and Landau for the case of superconductivity."
- ↑ Davies, Paul ♦ The New Physics Cambridge University Press, 1992, p. 225 ♦ "It was observed a long time ago that this description of superfluid helium would lead to the conclusion that the superfluid should flow with the type of flow known as 'potential flow' in hydrodynamics."
- ↑ Cohen, Michael; Feynman, Richard P. ♦ Theory of Inelastic Scattering of Cold Neutrons from Liquid Helium Physical Review, v. 107, No. 1, 1 July 1957 ♦ "For small k, the excitations are called phonons and may be thought of as quantized sound waves; the excitations with k ~ k0 are called rotons, and seem to be the quantum-mechanical analog of smoke rings."
- ↑ Lounasmaa, Olli V.; Thuneberg, Erkki ♦ Vortices in rotating superfluid 3He PNAS, v. 96, No. 14, 6 July 1999
- ↑ Volovik, G. E. ♦ The Universe in a Helium Droplet Oxford University Press, 2009, p. 38 ♦ "In this particular example the matter is represented by the fluctuations of the 'gravity field' itself—i.e., phonons play the role of gravitons, and the matter consists of gravitons only."
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 Zyga, Lisa ♦ Is Everything Made of Mini Black Holes? PhysOrg.com, 18 May 2009
- ↑ 11.0 11.1 Why is the Potential Energy Negative? HyperPhysics
- ↑ 12.0 12.1 12.2 12.3 12.4 Coyne, D. G. ♦ A Scenario for Strong Gravity without Extra Dimensions 2006, pp. 29, 30
- ↑ 13.0 13.1 Bliokh, K. Yu.; Kontorovich, V. M. ♦ On the Evolution and Gravitational Collapse of a Toroidal Vortex 2003, p. 5 ♦ "Similarly, it can be easily proved that, upon the establishment of equilibrium (23), at least half the released potential energy is transformed into the kinetic energy of rotation (the remaining part being transformed into heat). <...> We can state that the toroid contraction has qualitatively the same consequences for moving particles as an increase in their energy for a fixed size of the toroid."
- ↑ 14.0 14.1 Rowlands, Peter ♦ The Nilpotent Dirac Equation and its Applications in Particle Physics 2003, p. 10 ♦ "The vacuum is really an expression of the continuous or noncountable nature of mass-energy ("mass", as the source of gravity). Continuity, as we will see, automatically makes mass-energy unidimensional and unipolar. <...> It is also responsible for quantum-mechanical nonlocality and the instantaneous transmission of the static gravitational force—though not the acceleration-dependent inertial or GTR component, or the inertial reaction force that we actually measure in systems with localised mass (and with which gravity is often confused)."
- ↑ Lange, Catherine de ♦ A frog's electric face New Scientist, 19 July 2011
- ↑ 16.0 16.1 Vries, Andreas de ♦ Shadows of rotating black holes approximated by Dürer-Pascal limaçons in Muno, R. (ed.) ♦ Jahresschrift der Bochumer Interdisziplinären Gesellschaft eV 2003, ibidem-Verlag, 2005
- ↑ Battersby, Stephen ♦ Big Bang glow hints at funnel-shaped Universe New Scientist, 15 April 2004
- ↑ Chown, Marcus ♦ Is Earth at the heart of a giant cosmic void? New Scientist, 12 November 2008
- ↑ ENIAC: The Birth of the Information Age Popular Science, March 1996
- ↑ The ENIAC Effect: Dawn of the Information Age ENIAC Museum
- ↑ Bethe, Hans A.; Brown, Gerald ♦ How a Supernova Explodes World Scientific, 2003, p. 56 (63) ♦ "The collapse takes only milliseconds ..."
- ↑ Mészáros, Peter ♦ Gamma-ray bursts: the supernova connection Nature, 19 June 2003, pp. 809, 810 ♦ "There is also a more elaborate offshoot of the supernova idea—the 'supranova'. Here, the core collapse is assumed to be a two-step affair: the first step produces a temporary neutron star and a supernova; in the second step, a few weeks or months later, the neutron star collapses into a black hole, producing a GRB."
- ↑ 23.0 23.1 Bethe, Hans A.; Brown, Gerald ♦ How a Supernova Explodes World Scientific, 2003 ♦ "The entire evolution of the star is toward a condition of greater order, or lower entropy. It is easy to see why. In a hydrogen star, each nucleon can move willy-nilly along its own trajectory, but in an iron core groups of 56 nucleons are bound together and must move in lockstep. Initially the entropy per nucleon, expressed in units of Boltzmann's constant, is about 15; in the presupernova core it is less than 1."
- ↑ Gene Smith's Astronomy Tutorial University of California, San Diego
- ↑ Meyer, Bradley S. ♦ The r-, s-, and p-processes in nucleosynthesis "If the neutron star is more than a few hours old, it is cold (T ≤ 109 K) on a nuclear energy scale (e.g. Baym & Pethick 1979), implying that the entropy per baryon is quite low (≤ 0.5k)."
- ↑ Shiga, David ♦ 'Monsters' blamed for extreme chaos in black holes New Scientist, 18 January 2008


text:
Hundreds of walkers laced up their shoes to help babies. The March of Dimes' March for Babies walk took off in Daffin Park in Savannah. The money raised helps moms have healthy, full term-pregnancies. Some walkers sported special t-shirts showing how the cause hit close to home while others wanted to help make a difference.
"To see these out here that aren't as healthy as mine it tugs at your heart a little bit that's what makes you want to do this to raise money so they will be healthier kids," said Teresa Klick.
If you would like to learn more about the March of Dimes click here: http://www.marchofdimes.com/default.html
1430 East Victory DriveSavannah, GA 31404
Telephone: 912.651.0300
Fax: 912.651.0320
Email: email@example.com

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Perfect Prom Updos
Unsure of what to do with your hair for prom? Well there's nothing more elegant and classic than a perfect updo. Take a look at some of our favorites.
4. Eva Mendes
Sultry actress Eva Mendes framed her face perfectly with a pinned-updo and side-swept bangs. Her sweetheart neckline was highlighted by keeping her hair off her face. The added volume at the crown gave her pinned curls height and deminsion. Eva kept her makeup and jewelry minimal and let her hair grab the spotlight.
Sign Up for Our Newsletter


text:
- About
- Girls
- Volunteers Volunteer Application Volunteer Opportunities Troop Leader Resources Troop Leader 101 Journey Resources Troop Packet Resource Lending Library Product Sale Info
- Adult Learning Short and Snappies Girl Scouting 101 Safety Activity Checkpoints Webinars Just for Trainers Recognition and Awards
- Parents Alumnae Donate Program Options for Schools
- Shop
Properties & Camping
- Property Rental Farnsworth Kettleford Seawood Sunset Valley Twin Hills Northeast Council Properties
- Summer Camp 2014 Summer Camp Guide Camp Abenaki Mascoma Camp Farnsworth Camp Kettleford Camp Seawood Camp Twin Hills Camp Whispering Pines Green Mountain Day Camp Northeast Councils Camps
- Long Term Property Plans
Running Club
Calendar Date:Monday, June 30, 2014 (All day)
Beginners and experts, girls and adults can participate in this fun virtual club. Each session (fall and spring) adults and girls will receive a T-shirt and patch. Girls will earn their Athlete and Healthy Living badges.


text:
Ridin' Round And Hittin' It: Ex-NBA Baller Ben Wallace Sentenced To 1 Year (Suspended) In Jail For Fleeing The Scene Of Car Crash!
Posted on March 18th, 2014 - By Bossip Staff
Categories: Arrests, Ballers, For Your Information, News, People Ain't Isht, Really????, SMH, What the Hell???, What Were You Thinking?
It hasn't been a good couple weeks for homie… Continue »


text:
Happy former employees will: continue to recommend the brand they helped build, be avid product users, refer talent, propose buisness partnerships, share knowledge — and might even come back as a 're-hire'.
So why are there so few organizations with strong alumni programs? In reality most have no alumni program at all.
With both mutual parties having invested so much time, energy and success together - it's mind blowing that when the last pay check hits the mat (or in box), all ties are virtually severed.
My research does indicate a growing desire for corporate People departments to connect and reconnect with their staffers. However, third-party alumni software is expensive and cumbersome, in-house solutions are hard to build and maintain, and very few C-levels currently see the benefit of investing beyond payroll.
After several dozen interviews I found former employees still wanting to hear news from their former employer, wanting to be able to re-connect with work colleagues and importantly still vested in the company's success.
So the future? I believe a cheaper, simpler and more powerful and customizable alumni solution is possible. And with direct tangile benefits for companies and their former staff — C-level attitudes will soon be changing.
What's your opinion? Please add comments below or email me direct jane at finette dot com.


text:
ls command does not display files that start with the period character. You can use the
ls -a command to display all files, including dot files.
/s/lab/skel, you can copy new default files from there at any time. To refresh all your dot files use the
newdots command.
.bashrc.local or
.cshrc.local file in your home directory. To add a directory to your search path add one of the following lines:
export PATH=$PATH:/some/path/bin (bash/ksh)
set path = ( $path /some/path/bin ) (tcsh/csh)
This will append
/some/path/bin to your search path. To create an alias add a line like
alias claer="clear" (bash/ksh)
alias claer "clear" (tcsh/csh)
This alias is useful if you often mistype the
clear command.
/s/lab/skel. If you can't log in because of the problem try a fail safe login. After you enter your password hit
F1 instead of
Return. If this doesn't work you'll need to ask the CSL for assistance.
lab immediately. Do NOT include your password.
kerberos telnet programs or ssh (the Secure Shell).


text:
|GMS Server Status Discussion
|v.154 Sword Art Online Update Highlights
|Looks like we have a hint at the next patch.
|Maplestory 2, Aanyeong
|v.154 Sword Art Online Update Notes
|Extra Credits - Free to Play Is Currently Broken - How High Costs Drive Players Away
|Wellcome the new Community Manager, Artasi!
|Compensation for September 2 Connectivity Issues
|[KMS] The Final (First?) Battle with the Black Mage
|[Archive] The Unveiling of Masteria
|v1.51 Bugs and Glitches
|Slip's Music Database (KMS v220: Even more Star Planet | JMS v331: Hatsune Miku)
|jMS Sword Art Online Crossover event?
|[Complete] Unscheduled Server Maintenance - August 28, 2014
|Cash Shop Specials 9/3 - 9/9


text:
June 11, 2014 8:49 AM
aircraft carriers astronauts Beijing Boeing Chang'e Chang'e 2 chi mak China's rise congress espionage foreign policy Greg Chung Hu Jintao India India relations Jade Rabbit Liu Yang manned space flight Mars military millitary missile test moon mission NASA navigation satellite People's Liberation Army Russia satellite satellites Satellite Test science scientists Shanghai Shenzhou shenzhou 7 Shenzhou 9 Shenzhou 10 space program space station technology the moon Tiangong-1 U.S. relations U.S. space United States weapons exports Wen Jiabao women Yang Liwei Zhai Zhigang
China Launches Moon Rover MissionChina has launched its first lunar rover, in an attempt to make the first soft landing on the moon since 1976. From the New York Times: If successful, the Chang'e-3 mission will be China's first "soft landing" on the moon — which allows a craft to operate after descending — and the first such landing by any country since 1976, when the Soviet Union sent a probe. The United States is the other country that has mastered soft lunar landings, and the last American expedition
December 1, 2013 10:39 PM
Saying of the Week: Smile in Fountains of Booze
含笑酒泉 (hánxiào jiǔquán) smile in fountains of booze
Yutu's Fate Unclear as China's Space Program Rises
New Scientist's Jacob Aron reports that China's Jade Rabbit moon rover has been pronounced dead: Communication was established
February 12, 2014 12:36 PM
China's Jade Rabbit in Peril on the Moon
China's Jade Rabbit lunar rover is in trouble after experiencing mechanical difficulties, according to state media. From BBC News:
January 27, 2014 8:30 PM
- Chinese Farmers Bombarded by Moon Launch Debr...
- India Launches Mars Probe, China Urges Cooper...
- Surveillance and Space Junk in Tibetan Region
- China-India Deal Aims to Ease Himalayan Tensi...
- Scientists Boycott NASA Conference Over China...
- China's Space Program Reaches Out to th...
- China Aims to Train Foreign Astronauts
- Shenzhou X Completes Successful Docking Missi...
- Shenzhou 10 Astronaut Beams Lesson From Space
- Shenzhou 10 Spacecraft Launched Successfully
- China Readies Shenzhou X for Takeoff
- NASA to Investigate Security Procedures Follo...
- ISS Astronaut Sends Chinese New Year Greeting...
- U.S. Wary of China, from Los Alamos to Orbit
- China's GPS Alternative Goes Public Acr...
- China to Launch Manned Spaceship in 2013
- China Plans Moon Probe Landing in 2013
- Shenzhou 9 Makes Triumphant Return


text:
Was £100.00
Now £50.00
Now £30.00
70% Off
Save a total of £70.00
Item not in stock
Standard Delivery
Click & Collect
Ladies pink 'baby-g' illuminator watch
Item No.0610105427
This Stylish Neon backlight Baby-G watch is fitted with pink Resin Strap to add that extra hint of femininity, with a white Dial numbers. Features include Stopwatch, Repeat countdown timer and 5 Daily Alarms. Also this watch includes 100M Water Resistance.
- Neon Illuminator Backlight
- World Time
- Stopwatch 1hr
- Repeat Countdown Timer
- 5 Alarms
- Shock Resistant
- 100M Water Resistant
Deliveries are between 8am - 6pm, Mon - Sat.
FREE if you pay with your Debenhams card
FREE delivery on all orders over £30 (normally £3.99)
Deliver to store for collection ( 160 participating stores ) FREE
Debenhams is happy to exchange or refund your purchase within 28 days providing the goods are in a fully resaleable condition (including tags) and not within the exclusion policy*. This policy does not affect your statutory rights. You can return unwanted items either by visiting your local store (the fastest way to get a refund), by arranging a courier collection or returning by post. Exclusions apply to selected products. For instructions on how to return products and information on Debenhams refund policy visit the returns and refunds section of the website.


text:
Police are searching for a man suspected of sexually assaulting another manat gunpoint in Marin County last week.
The victim told investigators that a man ordered him to drive from a parking lot of the Marin Community College area at about 8 p.m. to a neighborhood in southern Marin, Tam Valley, where he reportedly sexually assaulted him at gunpoint.
The suspect is described as African-American, over six feet tall, and weighing about 220- 235 pounds.
Click on the headlines below for more top news.
- Peninsula Teen Arrested in PA for Allegedly Possessing Weapon of Mass Destruction
- Belmont Musician Wins Grammy!
- Novato Racer Seriously Hurt in Horrific Daytona Crash
- Marin Whooping Cough Spike Alarms Health Officials
- Berkeley Ranked 3rd in U.S. for Walkable Cities


text:
The Beat of a New York Heart
Every good love story deserves a soundtrack; here's one tailor-made for New York City with blissful beginnings and happy endings. PJ Harvey, "Good Fortune" Taken from her New York-inspired album, Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea, Harvey practically gushes while name-checking Chinatown and Little Italy as unanticipated places of romantic discovery. Maxwell, "Gotta [&hellip
[ read more... ]
[ read more... ]


text:
80s -Care Label Only- Womens soft grey, off white, dusty rose and blue window pane plaid print on this background wool blend, light weight totally 80s shirt style day dress with thin notched fold over collar, thick gathered cap short sleeves, button front half placket that ends at elastic gathered waistline - falling to full a-line skirt. In stock.
34Bust 26Waist to 27Waist Free Hip
Good Condition
Approx Shipping Weight 1.52 lbs.
Item No.
Questions? View our Help Page or contact Jen at firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
Japan - after four days of editing pictures from the earthquake and tsunami in Japan I took an hour break to buy some food and get some money in a small shopping centre near the office. As I walked through the busy street, the thought that stuck me was that everything around me is so temporary. The people along the coast of the Miyagi Prefecture were probably going about their daily business, just like I was, when the wall of water swept through their towns wiping their very existence off the face of the earth. Reports of a nuclear cloud heading towards Tokyo where 13 million people live, added to my sense of fear. In my mind, the world had changed forever. I cannot begin to imagine what the people in Miyagi, the rescue workers and the photographers taking the picture are feeling. From our team of photographers covering the story, I have chosen three pictures from each photographer, not an easy task when there are so many great images. Respect to all the teams covering the story and my condolences to the people of Japan. I will let the pictures speak for themselves.
A survivor pushes his bicycle through remains of devastated town of Otsuchi March 14, 2011. In the town of Otsuchi in Iwate prefecture, 12,000 out of a population of 15,000 have disappeared following Friday's massive earthquake and tsunami. REUTERS/Damir Sagolj
A vehicle is half submerged at a crossroad after an earthquake and tsunami in Sendai, northeastern Japan March 12, 2011. Japan confronted devastation along its northeastern coast on Saturday, with fires raging and parts of some cities under water after a massive earthquake and tsunami that likely killed at least 1,000 people. Japan scaled back its tsunami warning for much of the country on Saturday, nearly 24 hours after a massive earthquake struck and set off a succession of tsunami, NHK television said. REUTERS/Jo Yong-Hak
Traffic is in chaos as people are forced to walk home between grid locked vehicles in central Tokyo after an earthquake March 11, 2011. The biggest earthquake to hit
Japan on record struck the northeast coast on Friday, triggering a 10-metre tsunami that swept away everything in its path, including houses, ships, cars and farm buildings on fire. REUTERS/Toru Hanai
Residents walk past debris in an area hit by an earthquake and tsunami in Otsuchi March 15, 2011. In the town of Otsuchi in Iwate prefecture, 12,000 out of a population of 15,000 have disappeared following Friday's massive earthquake and tsunami. REUTERS/Aly Song


text:
Hating doesn't get you anywhere. and anon, hindi porket marunong ako mag english then you suddenly hear me speak straight english doesn't mean i copy taylor swift or amanda seryfried. doesn't mean i have purple jacket i already like justin bieber. doesn't mean i have lots of shoes i'm already imelda marcos. doesn't mean i have tumblr i'm david karp. what's your philosophy in life? because hating and judging and watching a person's every move will get you nowhere near life's real meaning.
Asked by