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March 10, 2013. A female giant panda, Ke Lin, watches a panda mating video at Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding, Sichuan province. According to the staff of the research base, they showed Ke Lin this video trying to teach her know how to mate as she kept rejecting her. After watching this video, Ke Lin and Yong Yong successfully mated.
TIME Picks the Most Surprising Photos of 2013, a look back at a selection of underreported, improbable and astounding images that caught the attention of TIME's photo editors.
Feb. 22, 2013. An employee wears a panda suit while talking to a woman at a panda-themed hotel at the foot of Emei Mountain in Emeishan, southwest China's Sichuan province. (Photo: AFP/Getty Images)
See more of the week's best images at TIME LightBox.
Jan. 11, 2013. An employee wearing a panda costume slides down from an ice sculpture during the Harbin International Ice and Snow World festival in Harbin, Heilongjiang province. (Photo: Sheng Li—Reuters)
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May 3, 2012. Researchers dressed in panda costumes carry a cage as they transfer giant panda Tao Tao to a new living environment at the Hetaoping Research and Conservation Center for the Giant Panda in Wolong National Nature Reserve, Sichuan province, China.
From rescue operations for a capsized ferry in India and May Day protests to elections in France and preparations for the Kentucky Derby, TIME's photo department presents the best images of the week. See more here.
From suicide bombings in Afghanistan and the U.S. pullout from Iraq to the Ashura rituals in India and Russia's elections, TIME's photo department presents the best images of the week. See more here.
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Yes comrades. You might have guessed we've had a few days off. Back in London. Very nice it was too.
A new entry to Noel's tour diary 'Tales From The Middle Of Nowhere (Vol. 2): Return Of The Dread-I' has just been posted at the website's inbox.
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I took a break from framing one of my graphic paintings that had been accepted for a major show, and playing was my way of making a transition.
This piece became a letting go of serious pursuits in my art for a bit of humor. The bird (lofty goals and upscale thoughts) can manage this walk by itself. It walks with me by agreement. I have a tenuous hold on the string, and my eyesight is somewhat blocked by "nature/growth" and my progress is a bit off balance, but I'm "into" the walk and happy.


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I've got an ordered 12 here, and I don't know why 12, but that's what it is.
12. Latch (feat. Sam Smith) - Disclosure [Jamie Jones Remix]
11. Don't Go - Justin Martin [Dusky Remix]
10. Phone Sex (feat. Grimes) - Blood Diamonds [Unicorn Kid Remix]
9. Build Up - Kimbra [George Fitzgerald Remix]
8. MLLN DLLR - Sweater Beats [Karma Kid Remix]
7. Night Light - Jessie Ware [Joe Goddard]
6. Hermitude - HyperParadise [Flume Remix]
5. Pull Me Down - Mikky Ekko (Ryan Hemsworth Remix]
4. Spectrum (Say My Name) - Florence + the Machine [Calvin Harris Remix]
3. Baby, Let Me Finish - Bwana [Karma Kid Remix]
2. Stay Glued - Audiojack [FCL Weemix]
1. Running - Jessie Ware [Disclosure Remix]
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Sony has very quietly started selling its 13.3-inch e-reader, Digital Paper, via the web to US addresses.
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As it turns out, the story is about Munsey's church, Family Christian Center, which claims to have a weekly attendance of 15,000, making it one of the largest churches in the country. According to an investigation by the NWITimes.com, a paper covering northwestern Indiana, the judge presiding over the foreclosure proceedings told attorneys in court, "When I saw some of the expenditures being made in this church when there was a mortgage not being paid, I was astounded." NWITimes reports that even as the church owed close to $100,000 a month in mortgage payments (not to mention mortgage payments on condos the church claimed to use for visiting clergy, and other unspecified bills in excess of half a million dollars), Munsey and his wife Melodye raked in "$2.9 million in total compensation from 2008 through 2011 from organizations connected to Family Christian Center, IRS records show." In all, "The church annually spent $3.5 million in leadership compensation and had a $900,000 budget for travel and meals, a $500,000 housing allowance and $500,000 for jet fuel and other expenditures, according to the transcript. In 2010, the church paid $1 million for property in Illinois, the transcript states." There's more: an IRS investigation and tax liens, for starters. You can read the whole investigative story, for which Munsey declined to be interviewed, here.
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From Proteopedia
The crystal structure of Rubisco (ribulose 1,5-bisphosphate carboxylase/oxygenase) from the unicellular green alga Chlamydomonas reinhardtii has been determined to 1.4 A resolution. Overall, the structure shows high similarity to the previously determined structures of L8S8 Rubisco enzymes. The largest difference is found in the loop between beta strands A and B of the small subunit (betaA-betaB loop), which is longer by six amino acid residues than the corresponding region in Rubisco from Spinacia. Mutations of residues in the betaA-betaB loop have been shown to affect holoenzyme stability and catalytic properties. The information contained in the Chlamydomonas structure enables a more reliable analysis of the effect of these mutations. No electron density was observed for the last 13 residues of the small subunit, which are assumed to be disordered in the crystal. Because of the high resolution of the data, some posttranslational modifications are unambiguously apparent in the structure. These include cysteine and N-terminal methylations and proline 4-hydroxylations.
First crystal structure of Rubisco from a green alga, Chlamydomonas reinhardtii., Taylor TC, Backlund A, Bjorhall K, Spreitzer RJ, Andersson I, J Biol Chem. 2001 Dec 21;276(51):48159-64. Epub 2001 Oct 18. PMID:11641402
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1gk8 is a 8 chain structure with sequence from Chlamydomonas reinhardtii. Full crystallographic information is available from OCA.
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- Taylor TC, Backlund A, Bjorhall K, Spreitzer RJ, Andersson I. First crystal structure of Rubisco from a green alga, Chlamydomonas reinhardtii. J Biol Chem. 2001 Dec 21;276(51):48159-64. Epub 2001 Oct 18. PMID:11641402 doi:10.1074/jbc.M107765200
- Worth CL, Gong S, Blundell TL. Structural and functional constraints in the evolution of protein families. Nat Rev Mol Cell Biol. 2009 Oct;10(10):709-20. Epub 2009 Sep 16. PMID:19756040 doi:10.1038/nrm2762


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88 Points | International Wine Cellar , March/April 2009
($17) Good full red. Aromas of raspberry, chocolate, tobacco and smoky oak. At once sweet and savory, with flavors of bitter cherry, plum and raspberry complemented by smoke and tobacco elements. Very pinotage, finishing with good grip and length but fairly soft tannins. (57 Main Street Wine Co., Garden City, NY)


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Forecasters are keeping a close eye on a possible storm that may move into the area by mid-week, adding to the misery millions of people are still experiencing a week after Hurricane Sandy.
Officials from the National Weather Service said the possible nor'easter could hit the area starting Wednesday evening and continue well into the day Thursday.
Channel 3 Early Warning Weather meteorologist Scot Haney said as a high pressure system slides off shore, a coastal low, associated with an upper level trough will begin to move north-northeast from the Southeast Coast.
As the coastal low moves north, Haney said it will tap into some moisture and strengthen on its northward track.
Haney said Wednesday should start off cloudy and breezy, but rain will break out across the state by mid-afternoon. The wind will also begin to pick up, especially along the shore.
Sustained winds of 30 mpg are expected, Haney said, and gust upwards of 40 mph are not out of the question.
Minor coastal flooding may occur, Haney said, but that flooding won't be nearly as devastating as the flooding that occurred during Hurricane Sandy.
Haney said it appears as though that the start of the storm will support just cold rain for the entire state, but sleet may fall in the Litchfield Hills.
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PSAs/Ads, in a variety of media, and educational programs target urban and suburban landowners that understand the importance of rainscaping, but may need help to start rainscaping on their own. Through the efforts of the RainScaping Campaign, residents are encouraged to actively participate in rainscaping activities which result in reduced pesticide and fertilizer use, better management of pet waste and trash, and the installation of rain gardens, rain barrels, native trees and shrubs, and other "Beautiful Solutions to Water Pollution!"
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[Video] Vestax Spin2 Revealed
A few short weeks ago, Vestax announced a new update to their successful entry-level Digital DJ controller for the MAC platform called the Spin2. The Spin2 DJ MIDI controller is fully certified by Apple Inc to work with any Mac, iPad, iPhone, and the iPod Touch along with the Algoriddim djay app for mixing, cueing and scratching with great results. The Spin2 has controls for cue points, triggers, loops, effects, samples, and neat jog wheels to put you in the mix. Check out the intro video and full press release after the jump.
[Review] Vestax VCI-380 DJ Controller
The Vestax VCI-380 has landed in the DJbooth.net Lab for the big tests which it passes with flying colors! This new successor to the popular VCI-300 has been updated with upgrades in almost ever single facet. The Vestax VCI-380 has Bigger Jog wheels, 2 x 8 Performance Pads with Loads of functions, and it can function as a true stand-alone mixer right out of the box. Check out my HD-Video and written reviews after the jump.
[Video] 2012 DJ Expo - Vestax + Allen & Heath
Our good friends over at American Music and Sound were at the 2012 DJ Expo with their Lineup of Vestax controllers and Allen & Heath Mixers. The Vestax Typoon in both color configurations were these to use along with the professional VCI-380 and VCI-400 controllers both running in Serato. Allen & Heath had the DB2 and the DB4 getting the most love from the DJ's as soon as anyone touched one. Check out the Exhibit video so you can see what you're missing at the Atlantic City DJ Expo this year.
[Video] Vestax VCI-380 Unboxing & First Impressions
The newest Digital DJ controller by Vestax has finally landed at the DJbooth.net Lab for a full-out HD-Video review. The Vestax VCI-380 is the new update to the ever-so-popular VCI-300 controller and it brings a lot of welcomed improvements and also kept some things exactly the way we liked it. The Vestax VCI-380 is a solid DJ controller that boasts an all metal construction, standalone mixer capabilities right out of the box, new Pad Effects, and perfect Serato DJ Itch integration. I'll be sure to explain everything in great detail during the HD-Video review which should be released just before the Atlantic City DJ Expo next week. Check out the unboxing and first impressions video in the meantime to see what comes in the box.
Decksaver for Vestax VCI-400 (video)
I've been a big fan of the Decksaver DJ equipment covers ever since they were first released. They do an excellent job of protecting your gear from dust, dirt, grime, debris, smoke, and lots of other things that can do damage to your beloved DJ gear. They always fit just right and the fit and finish is spot-on. After upgrading my Vestax VCI-400's crossfader last week, I decided to also give it a bit of added protection. The Decksaver for the VCI-400 was recently released and we got one sent to us directly from Mixware.net who is the official US distributors of the Decksaver brand. Check out our full HD-Video feature of the new Decksaver for the VCI-400 after the jump.
Vestax VCI-400 Standalone Mixer Mode (Free Update)
A few weeks ago, we brought you the full HD-Video review of the new Vestax VCI-400 Digital DJ Controller and just last week, we brought you another DIY video showing how we upgraded the crossfader to the scratch-worthy Vestax CF-X2. Now Vestax has released a free download firmware update that allows the Vestax VCI-400 controller to work as a standalone mixer without the need for any computer or USB connection. Just plug in the power cable, hit a few rear switches and you're ready to go. Check out the video and press release inside.
Vestax CF-X2 Crossfader Installed in VCI-400/VCI-380
Ever since DJ controllers first started appearing on the market, the more advanced scratch DJ's were always looking for a way to make the crossfader on these units as good or close to the quality of the crossfader found on their beloved Battle Scratch Mixers. Vestax has heard their cries and has come up with an excellent solution to this dilemma. They decided to make the crossfaders on the VCI line of controllers user-friendly-upgradable to the same exact same crossfader found on their flagship scratch mixer, the PMC-05ProIV. Check out my installation video inside to see how it's done.
[Review] Vestax VCI-400 USB/MIDI DJ Controller
The Vestax VCI-400 is a top-of-the-line Digital DJ Controller that is compatible with almost every DJ software thanks to its full MIDI capabilities and four full decks of digital audio control. The VCI-400 is built like a tank, can work as a stand-alone mixer (thanks to the new download over at the Vestax Website), has professional inputs and outputs, and comes with lots of other features that digital DJ's need. Check out our full, in-depth HD-Video review to see how it stacks up against the competition.
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Join Sky Asian Fusion for a New Year's Eve Dinner, serving specialty Cocktails. Try our Green Dragon Martini and the "to die for" Roasted Pineapple Martini. Our Chef is featuring a special New Year's Eve menu with brand new entrees you have to try and the best of Sky Asian Fusion favorites! Ring in 2014 with a delicious meal, an amazing view of the Ocala's skyline, and your loved ones. Located on the 6th floor of the Holiday Inn and Suites. Reservations recommended.
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This Trojan drops a component that overwrites disk partitions. It renders the computer unusable after reboot.
It is also used by TROJ_DISTTRACK.A when reporting to its C&C server.
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The component DRDISK.SYS enables this Trojan to overwrite all disk partitions with a damaged .JPEG file. This renders the system unusable after reboot.
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September 10, 2012, 8:23 PM — Can badges and scoreboards really make employees work harder, for no extra pay? Or will IT departments be stuck spending time and money "gamifying" work processes - only to have to undo everything once the fad has run its course?
According to Gartner analyst Elise Olding, 25% of all redesigned processes will include some form of gamification by 2015.
And the size of the gamification market - estimated at around $100 million last fall - will grow to more than $2.8 billion by 2016, according to M2 Research. The company also predicts that the enterprise segment will account for a quarter of that total, the single largest market segment.
But companies need to make sure they avoid the pitfalls of corporate gamification.
Badges? We don't need no stinkin' badges!
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Dec30-12, 02:21 PM
Hi, I'm trying to calculate the outward force on a loop of wire carrying a current, radially from the center to the perimeter. I found the formula for the force between two parallel wires:
F/L = u0*I1*I2/(2*pi*r)
And the general formula here:
It's easiest to see the formula in the link because it contains integrals.
The problem is, I've been out of college too long and my brain is suffering from petrification. I've always had a hard time visualizing line integrals. My guess is that when parallel wires are bent into a ring, each infinitesimally small section of wire will feel an increasing force as the opposite section of wire is bent closer to it. So probably the 1/2pi term will fall away when the wires are formed into a circle. I'd like to work the integral to know for sure, but can't remember how to do it.
A simpler question related to this is: when we find the force per length on one wire with respect to the rest of the wire, what is the radial force outward with respect to the origin? I think it's half as much because the force on each radius added together would total the force across the ring.
So my best guestimate is that the radial force per length anywhere on the ring is:
F/L = u0*I/2
But it seems that the "elegant" solution would be:
F/L = u0*I
Can anyone do better?
Thanks for your help,
Zack Morris
Dec31-12, 06:52 AM
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Dec31-12, 06:27 PM
That's a good approach and has me thinking in some new directions. Unfortunately I don't know how to calculate the B field strength at the opposite side, because I only have the formula for a straight wire. So I don't have anything to plug in to IBdL.
Another way to think of this is, imagine we had an infinite wire bent into a parabola with the focus at a point on an opposite wire. The field would have to be stronger there than for the straight wire case. I just don't know by how much. Like maybe I could calculate the strengths of two half circles that way or something and add them.
I'm running into some other problems too, where the self-field strength is infinity at the center of the wire one one hand, but zero on the other, since the current runs parallel to the wire and the cross product becomes zero there.
After two days of thinking about this, I'm just not getting anywhere. I may try a numerical solution using the formula for the B field of a wire segment:
B = (uo/2pi)*(1/R)*(sin A1 + sin A2)
Where A1 and A2 are the angles from the ends of the wire segment to the point, and R is the perpendicular distance from the wire segment to the point.
Unfortunately no matter how many times I subdivide the circle into segments, the segments near the point on the circle have R of 0. My guess is that since the sin of a small angle approximates the angle, the (sin A1 + sin A2)/R term might cancel out to some number (possibly 0, 1 or 2?) for small A.
If I was better at line integrals, or even polar integrals for that matter, I could plug in that formula, calculating A1 and A2 for some point (say x = 1 on a unit circle on the xy plane) and find the total B field there.
Once I have the B field strength at any point on the circle, I can plug in the current to get the force per unit length there.
I feel like I am missing something very basic here though, say like the B field being constant across the area of the circle. If that were the case, then I could use that value to find the force on a point on the circle. If I even knew the shape of the B field over the face, it would help.
I haven't been able to find a formula providing B for arbitrary r inside the circle. I've been sifting through my old college books with no luck too. Very weird.
Zack Morris
Jan1-13, 01:17 AM
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Outward force on current loop (Ampere's Force Law)
So [itex]dF = IBdL = \mu_0I^2 rd\theta/4\pi r = \mu_0I^2 d\theta/4\pi[/itex]. Just calculate the integral of dF around the circle to find the total outward force.
The key is recognizing that the forces are radial and you can neglect the forces from sections that are not opposite because they all cancel each other out. At least I think that is right - that is the way it looks to me.
Jan2-13, 10:20 AM
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AM: I hesitate to differ, but I don't think that all contributions except from the diametrically opposite portion of the circle do cancel. Take, for example the portions, X and Y (say) [itex]\pm\frac{\pi}{2}[/itex] round from the from the portion Z we're considering the force on. Applying the right hand grip/corkscrew rule to X and Y show they produce fields in the same direction at Z.
Do say if I've got this wrong, or am missing something.
In my opinion this problem is far from trivial. It's akin to the problem of working out the inductance of a loop. The field is certainly not uniform across the enclosed area (as it is for a solenoid).
Jan3-13, 12:27 AM
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I am not saying that the total magnetic field at the loop is μ0I/2r. That is just the field from the opposite side. When using the Lorentz force dF = IdLxB the B term does not include the magnetic field created by the current I in the conductor experiencing the force being measured.
Jan3-13, 02:26 AM
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For what it's worth (which isn't very much) the fields at Z due to X and Y (see post 5) are both at right angles to the plane of the loop, and re-inforce. This does make the force due to X and Y on Z, radial.
Jan3-13, 11:26 AM
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Hi sorry for my late reply. I bit the bullet and wrote a script to calculate a numerical estimate of the B field at any x,y,z coordinate near a ring of current. It also displays the ideal fields at the center and along the z axis for reference:
My best guess is that the B field is the same strength as at the center, so 2 pi times stronger than the parallel wire case. If my math is right, the force per length should also be 2 pi times stronger, which is more than I expected. The total outward force would be force per length times circumference.
My rational for this is: try plugging in x=1 to find the strength of the field on the ring. You can also experiment with turning off the 8 point average and using start and end angles of say 0.01 and 2 pi - 0.01. The estimate hovers very close to the strength of the B field at center.
I'm more of a programmer than mathemagician so if someone spots any mistakes, please let me know and post the fix.
If someone knows how to calculate the exact integral for this, they get super bonus points!
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Jan3-13, 11:11 PM
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[tex]dB= \frac{\mu_0 I d\vec{L}\times\hat{s}}{4\pi s^2 } [/tex]
where s is the magnitude of the displacement of dL from the point and [itex]\hat{s}[/itex] is the unit vector in the direction of that displacement.
Once you find B at the circumference (ie the loop), which will be the same at each point on the loop, the force can be found from the Lorentz force law for current: F = ILxB = ILB since B is perpendicular to the plane of the loop.
It is easy to calculate B at the centre of the loop because of the symmetry which makes the integral very simple. But it is not so simple to do the calculation of the field at a point, p, on the circumference. You have to express [itex]d\vec{L} \times \hat{s}[/itex] as a function of angle and integrate. But since s is not the radius of the loop but is the distance between p and dL, it and dL x s keep changing.
[itex]s = \sqrt{(r+rcos\theta)^2 + (rsin\theta)^2)}[/itex] where θ is the measured from the diameter through the point opposite p and r is the radius of the loop.
dL = rdθ
and [itex]d\vec{L}\times\hat{s} = dL\sin\alpha[/itex] where [itex]\alpha[/itex] is the angle between dL and s.
Once you work out the relationship between [itex]\alpha \text{ and } \theta[/itex] you then have to integrate that horrendous thing from θ = 0 to 2∏. Good luck with that!
Jan4-13, 03:31 AM
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Well, fools rush in where angels fear to tread. I found both setting up the integral and integrating it (courtesy of Wolfram) ominously straightforward. Unfortunately it gives an infinite value for the field at at a point on the loop, due to the whole loop. We know this not to be the case. I fear that we must consider the finite thickness of the wire - and that is a path down which I shall not venture...
[Note: in the thumbnail I should have called the current element Ia d[itex]\phi[/itex].
I should also have stated that the fields at P due to all the elements are in the same direction, namely out of the page if the current is anticlockwise.]
Jan5-13, 12:00 PM
Ya I came to the same conclusion, that the field depends on the thickness of the wire, because the strength inside is proportional to radial distance from the center over radius of the wire squared:
Again, everything breaks down for a 0 thickness wire. I think the self field will be 0 at the center of any wire, regardless of thickness though.
However, we know that there is definitely a force from the rest of the ring because we can calculate it for parallel wires, and we know that the force MUST be greater than or equal to the parallel case because a bent loop will have some interaction with the opposite side (like the focus of a parabola), and the bent neighbors of an infinitesimal length will have little to no interaction because they are nearly parallel to the segment. I'm confident that force per length will be somewhere between 1 and 2 pi times stronger than for the parallel case.
We might have some luck integrating the force on a moving charge though:
Because we could calculate the interaction for every charge against the others, regardless of the geometry of the wire.
I realize I'm getting kind of obsessed over this, but I have looked for days now in both my physics books and the web and have not found any satisfactory answers. If this was a couple of centuries ago, we would just measure the outward force on a loop and see if there was any dependence on wire thickness. I'm sure we'd find that there isn't though, because wire thickness is not present in the parallel wire force formula.
I'm concerned because if we had this basic outward force formula, we could use it to derive the other formulas. Without it, we're forced to integrate solutions over and over again, and I think it's a distraction from something fundamental. I'm just picturing how messy it is as the dimensions shrink and we picture things like electron clouds. This is the first time I've really run into major problems with singularities, and I could easily see how someone would stray into feel-good solutions like string theories to get around them (basically sampling at multiple points to get around infinities). If we can't even solve this, then something has been overlooked in the formulas (or at the very least, my own attempt at an education). I wish I had the time and money to research this or at least simulate it more in a computer.
On that note, I'm thinking I might set up a line integral page so you could enter in piecewise smooth segments and the formula you want to analyze and it would calculate approximations for you so you could check your integrals.
I'm going to list Philip's solution here to build from:
B = (u0*I/16*pi*r)*2*[ln(tan(phi/4))] from phiStart to phiEnd
So for a complete circle, it's from 0 to 2pi. But tan of 2pi/4 is infinity.
Thanks for everyone's help, I still think there is hope for this problem if we could just see it,
Zack Morris
Jan5-13, 12:31 PM
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For an infinite parallel wire, Ampère's circuital law (+ symmetry) shows that the field outside the wire is the same as if all the current flowed along the axis of the wire. I suspect that the motor effect force on the other wire is as if the current flowed along its axis, but I'm not sure on this point. Any departure from the force calculated assuming axial flow would certainly be very small if the wires are much further apart than their diameters.
The problem with the loop integration arises near the limits ([itex]\phi = 0, \phi = 2\pi).[/itex] The r2 term on the bottom drives the integrand towards infinity more powerfully than the sin[itex]\frac{\phi}{2}[/itex] on top drives it towards zero.
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I occurs to me that the Biot Savart law as I have written it is not really applicable when you get close to P (ie. r → 0) because the magnetic field reaches a maximum just outside the wire (B = μ0I/∏d where d is the diameter of the wire) and when you go to smaller distances you have to take into account current density in the wire. When you get inside the wire there is no enclosed current so the B field is 0. So when the angle in your integral is such that line from dl to P passes entirely through the wire, the field contribution ≈ 0. You could work out when that would occur (call it angle δ) and just set the limits of integration from 0+δ to 2∏-δ. For starters, just let δ=2∏/360 and try running that through your calculators.
Jan6-13, 07:58 AM
This reminds me of my first attempt at calculating the inductance of a wire loop, and assuming an infinitely thin wire. Magnetic flux diverges due to the 1/r dependence of B near the wire. It surprised me because calculating capacitance is so straightforward, in comparison.
Calculating the magnetic field of a wire loop with finite-diameter wire is on my bucket list.
Jan6-13, 09:38 AM
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Redbelly: I'm just wondering whether it's possible to relate the outward force per unit arc length (or, equivalently, the loop tension) to the loop inductance, by a virtual work type of argument. Wouldn't solve either problem, but would show them to be essentially one and the same - if my hunch is right.
Incidentally, I've found the solution to the loop inductance problem in J H Jeans (Yes, he of Rayleigh-Jeans fame) The Mathematical Theory of Electricity and Magnetism (1927). It's not particularly easy, and I haven't digested it yet. It proceeds via mutual inductance, and it does, of course, take account of the wire thickness, which indeed appears in the final formula.
[itex]L = \mu_0 r(ln \frac{8r}{a} - \frac{7}{4})[/itex]
r is the loop radius and a is the wire radius. The current is assumed to be uniform across the wire's cross-section.
Hope this hasn't spoilt the fun for anyone.
Jan6-13, 02:37 PM
Hey thanks Philip, solving for inductance instead was a brilliant insight. Here is a similar formula in "On the Self-Induction of Electric Currents in a Thin Anchor-Ring" by Rayleigh 1912 I found after you mentioned it:
The formula is:
[itex]L = 4\pi r(ln \frac{8r}{a} - \frac{7}{4} + \frac{a^2}{8r^2}(ln \frac{8r}{a} + \frac{1}{3}))[/itex]
Where r is the loop radius and a is the wire radius, the same as Jeans, and current is assumed to be uniform across the wire's cross-section also.
I think that the [itex]4\pi[/itex] term in this represents [itex]\mu_0[/itex] before it was common.
I'm wondering where the discrepancy of the [itex]+ \frac{a^2}{8r^2}(ln \frac{8r}{a} + \frac{1}{3})[/itex] term comes from. It looks like it approaches 0 as r >> a. I dropped it into google and got 0.0059 for r = 10a and 0.000088 for r = 100a.
Assuming these formulas are correct, I'm looking for a formula that relates the angular momentum of the electrons in the inductor to centripetal force. Another way to say that is, the energy stored in the inductor is:
[itex]E = \frac{1}{2}L I^2[/itex]
So we should be able to find the total outward force from this somehow.
A poor analogy of this is, imagine we have a disk with some volume of gas inside, and we add energy. What is the outward pressure for a given amount of energy?
What I'm getting at is, I'm trying to find the relationship between the centripetal force on the electrons in a magnetic field and the electromagnetic force. I'm thinking the electromagnetic force dwarfs the centripetal force because the mass of the electrons is so small, but I'm trying to find the exact formula. I want to know if it's constant, exponential, relativistic, what. I honestly thought this was going to be straightforward but the rabbit hole keeps getting deeper!
P.S. Thanks Redbelly and Philip for teaching me Latex formatting.
And thanks everyone,
Zack Morris
Jan6-13, 02:42 PM
Just to be clear, my goals are:
1. Find the total outward force on a ring of current.
2. Relate this to the centripetal force of the electrons in the ring.
3. Relate this to the electromagnetic force on the electrons.
4.* A full formula involving the radius or cross sectional area of the wire would be good, but I also want to see what the limit is as it approaches 0.
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WebMD Health News
Caroline Wilbert
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Louise Chang, MD
Oct. 3, 2008 -- Wouldn't it be sweet if honey could help heal cuts and burns? Researchers who analyzed existing studies on whether honey can help heal wounds are cautiously optimistic that this ancient treatment may help in some cases.
The study, published in The Cochrane Library, reviewed 19 trials on 2,554 people. The authors were not able to collectively analyze the data of the different trials, but summarized some of the major findings.
The researchers conclude that honey may improve healing times in mild to moderate superficial and partial thickness burns compared with some conventional dressings. Honey does not seem to help with chronic leg ulcer treatments. But the researchers warn that the potential for bias in some of the trials was moderate to high and the results should be read with caution.
Separate studies on animals have shown honey to be helpful in healing wounds. Honey may also be a potent antibiotic.
There are several reasons honey could help with the healing process, according to the report. Honey appears to draw fluid from the underlying circulation, providing both a moist environment and topical nutrition that enhances tissue growth. Honey also may spur debridement -- the removal of dead tissue around a wound to make way for healthy tissue.
Researchers call for more scientific trials to measure the effectiveness of honey in treating wounds.
SOURCE:Jull, A.B. The Cochrane Library, 2008, Issue 4.
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"Hey, Modern Family! You're the top series on television, what are you going to do now?"
"We're going to Disneyland!"
TNT has ordered Monday Mornings, a medical drama from producer David E. Kelley that stars Jamie Bamber, Ving Rhames and Alfred Molina. It's been a while since Kelly has tackled a hospital show, I hope he can avoid the levels of self-parody he's reached on his legal shows.
Vulture assesses the state of ABC, which is in the odd position of potentially coming in fourth place in the ratings, despite having the top scripted program, top scripted drama and the top new series. I say Work It is to blame.
I just had to comment that Bandersnatch Cummerbund is almost as awesome a nickname as Benedict Cumberbatch is an awesome name.
Burn Notice is getting a new opening and it's letting fans pick which one will air.
Gay characters on TV are no longer the lightning rod for controversy that they once were. If a gay character is likely to anger viewers, the complaints are more likely to come from frustrated fans. Just ask Modern Family producers about Mitchell and Cameron's thoughts on PDA.
G4TV has lost another one of its long time hosts now that Kevin Pereira has announced that he's leaving Attack of the Show. That leaves Morgan Webb as the last person who has been around since the channel's early days.
Brett Butler will appear in a couple episodes of The Young and the Restless, her character will interact with detective Paul Williams.
Andy Dehnart weighs in on the problems with The Voice's second season. I found myself agreeing with him half of the time, but I think one thing that worked was how the instant eliminations stopped viewers from giving cute boys a pass on less-than-stellar performances.
Fox has revealed the celebrities that will participate in its dating show, The Choice. Participants include Joe Jonas, Dean Cain, Tyson Beckford… and two of the Jersey Shore guys.
The Chew (ABC) Check local listings
As The Chew's Mothers Day week celebration continues, Clinton Kelly gets a visit from his mom for an afternoon of food and cocktails.
Days of Our Lives (NBC) Check local listings
The mourning in Salem continues, leading to Will having an angry confrontation with Stefano.
Nature (PBS) Check local listings
White lions are another sort of rare animal that's seen as an exotic beauty but this episode of Nature takes a look at two white lion cubs in Sought Africa's Kruger National Park to examine how the recessive gene makes everyday survival more challenging for these creatures.
Suburgatory (ABC) 8:30 PM ET
As Eden (Alicia Silverstone) becomes a bigger part of Tessa's everyday life, George starts looking at Eden's parenting style. If Suburgatory weren't one of the shows that my DVR deletes before I get around to watching it, I'd try to compare Eden and George's relationship to how New Girl has told multi-episode arcs about Jess's boyfriends. Instead, I'll hope you can fill me in.
America's Next Top Model (CW) 9:00 PM ET
This season has felt heavy on the video challenges or, at least, it's felt that way to me after not having made it all the way through an ANTM season in ages. This week, the remaining hopefuls have to show they can learn the moves for a fight scene and then perform with Nicholas Tse. Then, they have to pose with a wind and rain machine set to the 'high" setting. At this point, it's starting to look like Tyrais taking the low ratings out on her contestants.
Interior Therapy with Jeff Lewis (Bravo) 9:00 PM ET
Jeff clashes with his latest client to the point that he considers walking out on the job. You had to know it would happen at some point in the season.
Modern Family (ABC) 9:00 PM ET
The Pritchett clan is headed to Disneyland for its latest family outing, where Jay will argue with Gloria about sensible Disneyland-wearing shoes, Claire is reunited with someone she didn't think she'd see again while Mitch and Cam struggle to keep up with Lily's new love of running. I'm curious if we'll see anyone behave like long-time Californians who have been to Disneyland enough times that it's as mundane as a trip to the mall.
Don't Trust the B—- in Apartment 23 (ABC) 9:30 PM ET
One thing I've enjoyed about Don't Trust the B—- is the way it plays with the cliched images of urban hipster living (unlike 2 Broke Girls which goes from "Suck it hipsters!" punchlines while filling Max's life with hipster tropes). This week June tries to start a home business selling homemade jam, a venture Chloe takes "to a whole new level".
Around the World in 80 Plates (Bravo) 10:00 PM ET
Bravo has a new cullinary competition series where chefs travel around the globe to compete in challenges where the local culture and cuisine play a role. After an underwhelming season of Top Chef, I'm struggling to get excited about this one… and while Curtis Stone is charming and easy-on-the-eyes, I've started to associate him with the insipid challenges that took over Top Chef Master after he became host and the even worse America's Next Great Restaurant. Fingers crossed this is where Stone and Bravo save their reputations for me.
White Heat (BBC America) 10:00 PM ET
The latest Dramaville offering follows a group of seven friends through the decades, starting at their first meeting in 1965 and moving forward until we reach the present-day, when the death of one of those friends has brought the gang together one more time. One of the gang is gay and I'm keeping my fingers crossed the series makes good use of all the changes that happened to gay culture since 1965.
Revenge (ABC) 10:00 PM ET
If this were a bronze age Marvel comic this episode would have a cover that declares, "Now It Can Be Revealed: The Secret Origin of Emily Thorne!" since we're about to get a peek at how things were in 2002, when Amanda went from apathetic bad girl to realizing that her purpose in life would be to make the Graysons miserable.
Hot in Cleveland (TV Land) 10:00 PM ET
We haven't had a behind-the-scenes episode this season, so why not visit those never-before-seen clips tonight?
Happily Divorced (TV Land) 10:30 PM ET
Rosie O'Donnell shows up as Fran scrambles to come up with Mothers Day plans and is forced to improvise with the help of an old friend… I guess that means they're spending the day crafting. Keep an eye out for Fran's real-life ex-husband, Peter Marc Jacobson.
Watch What Happens Live (Bravo) 11:00 PM ET
If there's a new Bravo show debuting, you know someone from that show will be Andy's guest and for Around the World in 80 Plates that's co-host Curtis Stone who will be joined by Rita Wilson.
What will you be watching tonight? Please share in the comments!
Tomorrow's Preview
The Wendy Williams Show (syndicated) Check local listings
Wendy's going to be meeting with Andy Cohen.
The View (ABC) Check local listings
New America's Got Talent host Howard Stern is visiting the View couch tomorrow.
Days of Our Lives (NBC) Check local listings
There's more upset emotions at the neighborhood bar set for tomorrow. I'm guessing Will will still be there.


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Adobe News: stricter upgrade policy next year (also: Creative Cloud for Teams launched)
The Adobe Creative Cloud has not been greeted as a liberator by photographers (just look at various photography forums and blogs), but Adobe is doubling down on the Creative Cloud with a new offering, the Creative Cloud for Teams. This new Cloud offering has a subscription rate of $70 per user per month. However, owners of CS3 or later will get an upgrader rate, $50 per user per month. This is only good until December 31, 2012 because...
... because starting January 1st, 2013, Adobe will be more strict in their upgrade qualifications. Only the owners of the most recent version will qualify for the upgrade prices. Based on the current situation, starting 1/1/2013, only CS5 and CS5.5 owners will be eligible for upgrader pricing. So if you have CS3 or CS4, and are interested in upgrading, check the Adobe Store for options _before_ December 31st, 2012.
Needless to say, Adobe is able to get away with all these because they are essentially the only game in town. Sure, there are plenty of desktop and online imaging editors and suites, but none of them has been able to break through among the professionals/digital-creatives.
On the good news front, Ligthroom 4 (full version) along with a free Kelby Training Crash Course DVD is down to $100 at B&H Photo. Free item will be included automatically by B&H. This is a limited time promotion.


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Physicians and surgeons are trusted with the lives and health of their patients. Physicians handle everything from a patient's diet and hygiene to preventative health care and test interpretation, specializing in one area of the body or working as a general medicine or pediatric practitioner.
When a disease or condition grows serious enough for an operation, surgeons step in. Surgeons correct physical deformities, perform preventative surgery, and repair bone and tissue problems in patients under anesthesia.
Regardless of their specialization, physicians and surgeons are highly trained in rigorous educational programs. The demands of the career make it one of the most highly-respected, and both job demand and salary are expected to be high in the coming years.
A Day in the Life of a Physician or Surgeon
Long hours are a typical job requirement for many physicians and surgeons. More than one-third of all full-time physicians worked 60 hours or more a week in 2006. Many choose to work these long hours in small private offices or clinics, assisted by a staff of nurses and administrative personnel.
The work environment for surgeons also involves long or irregular hours, combined with long periods of standing while performing surgeries. Both physicians and surgeons may be required to attend to patients on-call, with physicians traveling to hospitals and nursing homes to deal with emergencies.
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Eight years of education and three to eight years of residency are the typical requirement for practicing physicians. After students complete their undergraduate education, they must compete for entry into medical school and then enter into an internship or residency. Specialized surgical residency is a two to eight year process, with ER doctors and neurosurgeons experiencing the shortest residency times.
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About 15 percent of physicians and surgeons were self-employed in 2006. Most worked in physicians' offices and 18 percent were employed by hospitals. An aging population and continuing expansion of health care services is expected to increase employment for physicians and surgeons faster than the average for all occupations. By 2016, about 90,000 jobs are projected to be added to the field. Job opportunities are expected to be best in rural and low-income areas.
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For all the training and hardship required, physicians and surgeons enjoy some of the highest salaries of any occupation. A report by the Medical Group Management Association found that surgeons in general practice with over one year in specialty saw median earnings of $282,504 in 2005. A doctor with over a year experience in family practice earns $156,010 on average. Anesthesiologists earn some of the highest salaries in the profession; those with over a year in specialty earn an average $321,686 yearly.
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"Sometimes I just wanna fuck, and sometimes I wanna be in love, and sometimes I wanna be alone."
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yes i am a slut. because i have big tits that pour out of pretty much every shirt. because i like to show them off. because i used to charge 200 an hour and sometimes i would come and my client wouldn't cuz that's how much i was in to fucking. because i've had trains run on me. because i liked it. because in grade eight a boy pulled down my shirt and bra in front of the whole class and my teacher and everyone saw my nipples. because he got a slap on the wrist and i was told by the principal that it was partially my fault because of the shirt i was wearing. because after that i started showing my tits to guys cuz i figured i was used goods. because when i was nineteen and being assaulted by a bunch of guys for not shaving my armpits they felt the need to pull my tits out of my shirt. because when i was twelve my grandfather forcibly made out with me. yes i am a slut. because i love sucking dick and i'll take his load all over my face and tits and in my mouth. because i used to get drunk and fuck random guys all the time even on weeknights. because i'm bisexual and everyone assumes bisexuals are slutty even when we're in monogamous relationships. because i'm a femme queer grrrl and everyone thinks femme queer grrrls are just 'doing it for attention' and are accessible to men. because the first time i was kissed in a way i actually like my girlfriend and i were told we were disgusting and going to burn in hell. yes i am a slut. because i fucked my boyfriend in the ass with a strap on. because i used to work in a sex shop. because i love the night. because i wear miniskirts. because i flirt. because i've gone to bars by myself. because i've pissed in alleyways. because sometimes i like sex. because sometimes i don't like sex. because i've been raped. because i'm a feminist. because i'm a survivor. because i'm a cum guzzling nympho. because i own sex toys. lots of them. because the only person who can make me come is myself and i'm fine with that. because i rub my clit when i'm being fucked. because i've done webcam work. because i've posed naked for pictures. because i like to masturbate. because i've always loved to masturbate. because i used to jerk off to naked pictures of women when i was like ten years old and i thought there was something seriously wrong with me. because there is nothing wrong with me. yes i am a slut. because my boyfriend called me one. because he got on top of me and screamed it in my face. because he called me it on my birthday. because random men have yelled slut at me more times than i could possibly count if i tried to sit down and write a list. because i have been called an ugly bitch, sweetheart, honey and other degrading names more times than i could count too. because i've been called a dyke and told to shave my armpits and my pussy and told to shut up and told to say yes to my pedophile grandfather. because i am sick of being told and this time i am telling you. yes i am a slut. because my pussy is beautiful and insatiable. because i love my body. because the clothes i'm most comfortable in apparently make me a target for rape. because when i was raped i was in my bed at home. because my body belongs to me no matter how many times i have been violated and none of it was my fault ever. yes i am a slut. because yes, i do fucking know what the word means and yes i am a feminist and yes i am intelligent and yes i do choose to say yes i am a slut. because the police officer who said women should stop dressing like sluts to avoid being victimized was talking about me and he was talking about you and he was talking about all of us. and because if we say it's okay to rape any of us then it's okay to rape all of us. because the slut card can be pulled out at any time and you never know when it will be used against you. because it can always be used against you, even if you've tried hard to make the 'right' choices. because all of us are sluts because in a rape culture women are considered inherently rapable. because none of us can be free of the word until those of us who choose to are free to embrace the word. because the word will never lose its power to hurt as long as we allow them to control it. because i respect a person's right to self identify and i expect the same respect in return. because i am taking a cue from my queer sisters who helped in the reclamation of words like queer and dyke, words that mean so much to our history and struggle. yes i am a slut. yes it is a complicated identity full of disempowerment, empowerment, struggle and resistance. yes it was forced on me and used against me and yes i and many of us were able to find different, new and empowering ways of relating to the word. yes we are sluts. so please hear us out. hear what we have to say. don't condescendingly tell us whether or not we are sluts or whether or not we can find empowerment this way. yes we can, yes we do, yes we are."


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I would say Christie has about a 1 in 8 chance of getting the GOP presidential nomination in 2016. He may not look "presidential," but there may be a few people out there who will vote for him.
New Jersey Governor Christie Christie will seek re-election and, as of today, I can't imagine anyone beating him:
New Jersey Gov. Christopher Christie did an "excellent" or "good" job responding to Hurricane Sandy, 95 percent of Garden State voters say, as they give the governor a 72 - 21 percent approval rating, the highest score Quinnipiac University ever measured for a New Jersey governor, according to a poll released today.
Today's score tops Christie's previous high 59 - 36 percent job approval in an April 11 survey by the independent Quinnipiac (KWIN-uh-pe-ack) University.
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For Immediate Release:Democratic CaucusLouisville Metro CouncilContact: Tony Hyatt 574-4137 / 526-3622Louisville – Councilwoman Cindi Fowler is inviting residents of District 14 to take part in her first Community Forum on Wednesday, March 20th as a way of bringing an issue or concern to the attention of Metro Government.
"It is my goal to makes sure there is open and regular communication between my office and the people of Valley Station, PRP, and Kosmosdale," says Fowler. "It is a promise I made during the campaign and it is a promise I intend to keep."
The first "Fowler Forum Community Meeting" will be held at Valley High School's New Conrad Bachmann Auditorium, 10200 Dixie Highway beginning at 7:00pm.
Representatives of LMPD, IPL, MSD, and Congressman John Yarmuth's office will be in attendance.
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If you're a foodie residing in Manila, then chances are that you've heard of Yakimix. Yakimix is an eat-all-you-can smokeless grill restaurant with various branches all over the metro. Eating here costs P499 per head on weekends, and P580 per head on weekends. The lines are usually LONG, so be sure to arrive early or to call for reservations ahead of time.
As usual, the first thing I do was attack their sushi table. There's always a lot of rolls to choose from in Yakimix. It takes a lot of willpower to not stuff myself on the rolls, since then there wouldn't be enough room for the grilled food (which, really, is why we go to Yakimix).
They have a lot of options to choose from when it comes to what you may grill. They also have cooked food ready (though I've honestly never tried it). Remember not to put the raw food and the cooked food in one plate!
Anyway, here are the before and after pictures of the mushrooms wrapped in bacon. Is it just me, or is the raw version actually more appetizing? ;p
Yakimix is a must-go-to if you're a true foodie. There's usually a lot of people and there are times when the waitstaff seem... running all over the place (and not in a good way), but the experience is still one that must be tried.
Taste - 4/5
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Freesia: I don't think too many people around here think your posts are jokes. That's what the joke thread is for. If multiple people from diverse sources are all saying the same thing to you, then it is probable that there is "resonate" truth in what they are saying. I don't want to pile on here. You asked me what I thought of your comments, and I told you. What you do with that now is entirely up to you. This is a good place where people feel free to express their innermost sacred thoughts. Nobody wants to be on the defensive, having to guard themselves from attacks for what they just wrote. Enough said.
Dr. Carol Rosin
I just listened to this today. I stumbled upon Dr. Carol Rosin several months ago via youtube and I was very interested in her lectures and the information she was bringing forward. I am always skeptical of everything I see and hear even the news, so I had to "feel" my way through it. Some truth resonates with me to what she has been sharing, but it has also left me with more questions.
There are so many aspects about this radio program that can be discussed. I hope that this treaty can be put in place for peace and I support anyone who is willing to try. I think it is an extremely tall order, but anything is possible.
I have heard of project paperclip and the supposed faked alien invasion. I am also aware of a possible real ET visitation on a large scale. I would hope that we are intelligent and intuitive enough to know the difference. I think both are in the near future, but with the real ETs being more of a possibility than the fake. We all sense something coming. I think several events will occur maybe as a precursor to something else. I am not trying to be vague. I am trying to keep my postings short.
Some ETs are already here. I have witnessed several "out of the ordinary" things just in the last year. Some are questionable, but odd things seems to be happening everywhere.
I would have to reread the treaty, but it sounds like the treaty is about creating a non-hostile environment to welcome ETs at their request and getting leaders to agree? I guess what I am becoming more aware of is the possible military order to shoot UFOs down and kill beings on site. To me, that does not seem right especially if they are not hostile.
A lot to ponder... Great interview!
Dr. Rosin sources her answers like most lecturers do. I think it is hard for them to eliminate all of the sourcing in a one on one interview. I am sensing even though Dr. Rosin feels she is being open, she is still holding a lot back. She may have her reasons, but I would be really curious to know more.
When Ms. MacLaine discussed the government conspiracies to justify the military buildup, and rattled off the "Done" list (communism, terrorism), then she included "alien invasions" (btw Orson Welles did THAT in 1938 w/ just the radio), it disturbs me greatly because it does call into question the events of September 11th. It is unbearable for me to consider that conspiracy. There are thousands of people who do, however.
I was looking for a handyman for my house and I called a local guy who happened to be an older man and retired Navy. In just the preliminary phone call we somehow got into "it" and he clearly detailed layer afer layer of everything he said was obvious staging and set up. He understood and knew military details that regular people wouldn't even think of. It was very strange for me--I mean, I'm just trying to find a handyman and I get the full monty 9-11 consipracy theory. I hung up the phone stunned.
I guess what we have to do now is spread the word that "aliens" are friendly beings. That would be some ad campaign, wouldn't it?
What are these "events" you said you are noticing?
Contacting Rosin
I would like to offer my help to Dr. Rosin. Can anybody suggest a way to contact her? Email?
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