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M5-branes are 5+1 dimensional objects in M-theory. Putting N M5 -branes together, a 6d CFT was predicted with N3 degrees of freedom, very different from N D -branes hosting N2 degrees of Yang-Mills theories. Their novel properties are observed mostly by indirect methods rather than 6d QFT calculations, due to the lack of its microscopic formulations. Curiously, the mere existence of this brane and CFT leads to nontrivial predictions on lower dimensional QFT 's, like the compactification of string/M-theory leading to a variety of interesting quantum systems. In this talk, after a review, I will briefly explain recent studies on a class of interesting observables in this 6d QFT , from exact calculations in 5 dimensional super Yang-Mills theory.
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Beijing may ban fireworks on polluted days
Publication Date : 05-02-2013
Fireworks may be banned on seriously polluted days in Beijing, a move experts said is designed to reduce smog during the Lunar New Year holiday.
The Beijing city government is considering including the ban in its emergency plan for serious air pollution, Kang Jiyong, secretary-general of the Beijing Fireworks Association, told Beijing News.
Cooperation with meteorological authorities is needed so that setting off fireworks can be banned on certain days, he said.
Fireworks and firecrackers can be legally sold in Beijing from Tuesday at 1,337 certified stores. The number of certified fireworks and firecracker stores was 1,429 last year, according to the Beijing Administration of Work Safety.
A possible fireworks ban ahead of Spring Festival, which falls on February 10 this year, has been anticipated by many experts since Beijing witnessed the worst period of smog for decades in January.
Compulsory measures will be taken when the pollution in Beijing reaches extremely serious levels, including suspending civil work at construction sites and cutting the use of government vehicles by 30 per cent, according to the emergency plan that took effect in December.
Ma Jun, director of the Institute of Public and Environmental Affairs, said he supported the ban.
"The government can issue a 'firework index' during the Spring Festival holiday every day based on weather conditions, including wind forces, to determine whether to allow setting off fireworks or firecrackers," he said.
Pollutants produced by fireworks can be diminished quickly on windy days, which can cause little pollution, but they will cause or aggravate smog in unfavorable conditions, he said.
About 85 per cent of people support banning fireworks when the weather is polluted, according to a poll of more than 1,700 people by popular writer Zheng Yuanjie on Sina Weibo.
"Fireworks are dangerous and can cause a lot of noise, in addition to scattered paper rubbish and air pollution," one netizen commented.
Setting off fireworks has prompted a lot of concern among the public recently, as the worst smog in decades shrouded many parts of China in January and aroused worry over the possible deteriorating air pollution during Spring Festival, traditionally the most important Chinese festival, when people set off fireworks and firecrackers to ward off evil and invite luck.
Many parts of central and eastern China suffered more than 20 smog days in January, the worst since 1961, according to the National Climate Centre.
Beijing and its neighbouring areas were hardest hit, with only five days in Beijing free from haze in January, weather authorities said.
The lack of cold air and continuous industrial emissions are the major cause of the prolonged smog, said Ma Xuekuan, chief forecaster for the National Meteorological Centre.
Besides concern for air pollution, safety has also aroused call for stricter control of fireworks.
In a circular released last month, the State Administration of Work Safety called for intensified supervision of the manufacture, transport, sales, storage and use of fireworks during the Spring Festival holiday to ensure safety.
Zhang Chengdong, deputy director of Jiangsu Festivals and Events Association, said setting off fireworks during celebrations is a tradition for the Chinese that should be preserved, but illegal production poses the greatest danger to fireworks.
"There's no unified standard to regulate the manufacture of fireworks and firecrackers, so they have become more powerful year by year and pose more danger to the public," he said.
Ma at the Institute of Public and Environmental Affairs said management should be intensified in the manufacturing and distribution of fireworks.
"We always intensify inspection on the fireworks market around major holidays such as National Day and Spring Festival to ensure safety," said Bai Qiuyan, an official for Liaoning province's administration of work safety.
Liu Ce in Shenyang and Ji Yerong in Beijing contributed to this story.
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LIBERAL - The second half of the conference slate didn't start any better than the first time through for the Barton Community College volleyball team.
HAYS, Kan. - Don and Chris Bickle, long known for their philanthropy, announced today a gift
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CHENEY - Larned High captured the team title and Dorothy Keenan captured medalist honors with an 88 at the Central Kansas League-Central Prairie League Tournament at Cherry Oaks Golf Course. Keenan birdied the sixth hole to highlight her round.
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HOISINGTON -The Hoisington High School chapter of the National Honor Society held an induction of new members on October 5th, 2014.
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NTSB: Bad eyesight likely caused Okla. train crash
An engineer killed in a fiery train collision in the Oklahoma Panhandle last year suffered from serious vision problems for much of his life, underwent several corrective procedures in the years leading up to the crash and even complained that he couldn't distinguish between red and green signals, a doctor told a federal oversight board Tuesday.
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An engineer killed in a fiery train collision in the Oklahoma Panhandle last year suffered from serious vision problems for much of his life, underwent several corrective procedures in the years leading up to the crash and even complained that he couldn't distinguish between red and green signals, a doctor told a federal oversight board Tuesday.
Despite his failing vision, the engineer continued driving freight trains and was guiding one of the ones that collided June 24, 2012, near town of Goodwell, killing him and two other railroad workers and causing about $15 million in damage.
"He repeatedly complained that his vision fluctuated and was described as OK one day, not OK the next," Dr. Mary Pat McKay told the National Transportation Safety Board during a hearing in Washington that determined the engineer's poor eyesight was the probable cause of the collision.
The board also proposed 16 safety recommendations for the railroad industry, unions and oversight agencies. Many of the recommendations deal with beefing up the frequency and quality of medical screenings for workers who have safety-sensitive positions. It also proposed implementing a workplace culture in which safety is placed above silence.
The Federal Railroad Administration does not require comprehensive medical screening, instead relying on operators to self-report medical conditions to the company, McKay said.
"Had the railroad tested the eastbound engineer's vision in 2010, medical records demonstrate that he would have failed ... any of the standard color vision tests," she said.
The panel voted 5-0 that the failing eyesight of the train operator, whose name was withheld, was the probable cause of the collision.
According to McKay, the engineer suffered from glaucoma and cataracts for much of his life, and in the three years leading up to the crash, he made about 50 visits to eye doctors and underwent about a dozen procedures. He had even complained about not being able to distinguish between the red and green stop and go signals that govern train traffic, she told the board.
Deborah Hersman, NTSB chairman, said the company is responsible for ensuring employees are capable of fulfilling their roles safely.
"Railroads must pay extra attention to monitoring employees with chronic medical conditions who hold safety-sensitive position," Hersman said. "If an employee can put their life or the lives of others at risk, it is imperative that others take the necessary and appropriate action.
A Union Pacific spokeswoman, Raquel Espinoza, said company records "indicate the engineer passed all of the federally mandated vision tests and suggestions that his vision may have contributed to the accident are pure speculation."
Another investigator said controlling trains remotely, through a system known as Positive Train Control, rather than relying on train drivers to read trackside signals, would have eliminated the possibility of an accident that day.
Tim DePaepe, who worked the accident site last year, said Positive Train Control would have presented visual and audible warnings to the engineer and crew that the train was in trouble. If warnings are ignored, the system applies brakes automatically.
"This accident would not have occurred," DePaepe said.
Inspectors recovered no recordings of crew communications and couldn't perform autopsies on those who died. A westbound crew member survived by jumping from his train before the accident.
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At the first G8 dementia summit in London, world leaders are looking for ways to tackle the mind-robbing condition that is expected to affect 1.4 million Canadians by 2040, and research into healthy lifestyle is providing some clues.
British Prime Minister David Cameron is using his country's presidency of the G8 to lead Wednesday's summit on what his government says is fast becoming one of the greatest pressures on families, caregivers and health systems around the world.
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In the face of all the predictions about vast numbers of people who will develop dementia, prevention offers a reason for optimism, says Dr. Eric Larson. (CBC)
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"Let's fight the stigma around dementia in society," Hunt told delegates. "When I was born in the 1960s people didn't like talking about cancer. The first step to improving treatment was to make it normal and we need to do that now with dementia.''
As the worlds populations age, the World Health Organization estimates 65.7 million will be living with dementia globally in 2030 and 115.4 million in 2050, with much of the increase in developing countries.
However the news isn't all bad. In developed countries, dementia incidence rates among people born in the first half of the 20th century declined in two recent U.S. studies and three from Europe, said Dr. Eric Larson of the Group Health Research Institute in Seattle.
"We should be optimistic. In the face of all the predictions about vast numbers of people who because of good health are living to get this disease, it's now time to apply our efforts to prevention," Larson said in an interview from London, where he is attending the summit.
Last month, Larson co-authored a commentary in the New England Journal of Medicine that suggested focusing on greater physical activity, diet, educational opportunities, treating hypertension and quitting smoking can help prevent dementia.
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Gateway Episodes: Doctor Who
Summer is right around the corner, and it's the perfect time to catch up with a few of those shows everyone is always saying you should watch. But there are so many! How can you decide which to try? Pilot episodes have so much introductory work to do; they're usually subpar compared with the great stuff to come. And the very best episodes of a series often demand too much knowledge of what came before.
You need to find the gateway episode, one you can watch without any background knowledge and which will give you a real sense of the show—and whether you'll like it. In this new weekly Brow Beat series, we'll be directing you to the best gateway episodes for great series you should watch this summer.
For many Doctor Who connoisseurs, the BBC's 2005 rebooting of the classic British sci-fi series has been a mixed blessing. While the revival of the program is an answer to many very nerdy prayers, the considerable success of the revamped series on both sides of the Atlantic has arguably pushed the classic original series even further into the shadows. Previously regarded as a monumental and ground-breaking touchstone in TV sci-fi, direct comparison with the new, glitzy Doctor Who has underlined the classic's dated, low-budget aesthetic and self-conscious, post-war British fustiness.
This is a shame. While not as polished or "commercially viable" as the new Doctor Who, much of the original series—first broadcast in the U.K. in 1963 and unceremoniously left for dead in 1989—has an inadvertent charm and genuine quirkiness that the new series lacks even at its best moments. Where the new series adheres to formula and often goes for cheap thrills, the original series is more "Masterpiece Theatre in Space" than run-of-the-mill sci-fi.
Nevertheless, as any Doctor Who fan will tell you, the quality of the original program over its 26 years on the air was uneven at best, and wading through the original series' 155 multi-part serials can be a downright chore. For every brilliant Caves of Androzani, there is an excruciating Twin Dilemma. And while early serials like The Keys of Marinus are well-preserved and easily obtainable, only soundtracks and still images exist for over 106 episodes of the program from the 1960s, which the BBC accidentally destroyed or lost.
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I'm here to make your introduction to the series simple. Opinions about where to start are as varied as the quality of the original series, but I'm going to take a stand on a few important considerations. First of all: length. Unlike the rebooted series, where standalone hour-long episodes are the norm, the standard format for the classic series was the multi-part serial, consisting of anywhere from 2 to 12 half-hour episodes in a single storyline. Many of the series' greatest triumphs, like the six-part Talons of Weng-Chiang and the seven-part Inferno are on the lengthy side, but I recommend starting with a more common four-parter. Such a story will be rich enough in plot and characterization to give you a good taste of classic Who, but will not excessively tax a newbie who's still on the fence about commitment.
The next critical question: Which Doctor to start with? The title character, a time-travelling Time Lord with a host of comely companions, has been played by 11 different actors to date, 7 of those between 1963 and 1989. Every fan has his or her favorite, but the most reliable crowd pleaser is probably Tom Baker, who played the Fourth Doctor from 1974 to 1981. Yes, you may run into a fan who swears by Patrick Troughton (Second Doctor, 1966–1969) or Peter Davison (Fifth Doctor, 1981–1984), but most fans would agree that Tom Baker's wacky and magnetic portrayal is a safe bet for a novice.
This leaves only the most important question: Which story to start with? With seven seasons of generally first-rate Who, there is a solid amount of material from the Tom Baker era to choose from. I recommend that you start with the wonderfully accessible City of Death, from the show's 17th season. Penned mostly by the legendary Douglas Adams, author of Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, City of Death is equal parts suspenseful and hilarious. Rare for the series, it was also filmed on location (in Paris of all places), and so it looks better (i.e., less tacky) than most contemporary episodes. And in addition to co-starring the rightfully popular companion Romana (played by the lovely Lalla Ward), it also boasts a terrific portrayal by Julian Glover of the villainous Count Scarlioni—and even a brief cameo by John Cleese.
In short, not only is it vintage Who, but it has enough eye candy for even the most casual viewer. I can't promise that it will inspire you to watch all the remaining extant episodes or knit a 20-foot-long multi-color scarf (I plead guilty to both). But here's hoping.
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Despite market volatility, sixty-one percent of American investors surveyed believe the stock market will be up from the previous year. With this added confidence, a growing number -- 54 percent this year as compared to 46 percent last year -- of investors plan to put additional money in the stock market in the next year.
"Today, we are seeing that although investors are optimistic about the future, they are deploying more conservative strategies," said Kim Wells, Scottrade's executive director of digital product development and chief marketing officer. "Choosing the right pairing of investments is essential in this market environment."
Knowing when to invest and what to invest in remain the leading challenges for investors, the survey found. Here are four areas to consider when developing an individual investment strategy.
Capitalize on Market Momentum
Stocks present a flexible opportunity to capitalize on market momentum. Nearly 40 percent of investors include stocks in their portfolio, according to Scottrade's study. Brokerage firms have a variety of online stock trading tools, such as stock screeners and streaming quotes, to help investors act on rapid changes in the market. With securities available across a variety of sectors and industries, investors can choose holdings to match their investment strategies and risk tolerance.
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Market volatility has made bonds an attractive choice as investors seek to have a stronger foothold in the market. While this investment product involves risk -- including interest rate risk, liquidity risk, inflation risk, and risk of loss of principal -- investors can choose from a variety of bond types such as municipal bonds, corporate bonds or treasuries to fit their individual investment strategy. With competitive interest rates and interest payments paid in regular intervals, bonds are considered less risky than stocks.
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The majority of investors surveyed, at 63 percent, indicated they are saving for retirement, and 401(k) and IRA investments are popular vehicles. Scottrade's research found three quarters of investors hold at least one of these. Forty-five percent of those surveyed said they believe IRAs and 401(k)s are the best tools for long-term investments. To determine a retirement savings goal, many brokerages offer interactive retirement calculators.
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In tandem with building a retirement nest egg, investors are often saving for a child's education. Coverdell Education Savings Accounts (ESAs) and custodial accounts provide a flexible choice for higher education expenses. Both have no minimum investment, allowing allocations to fit within a financial plan. To assist with goal-setting, college savings calculators take into account factors such as a child's age, federal and state tax rates, as well as the cost of public or private schools.
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I had the very great privilege of spending a couple of days with Cherie Priest recently, who is a goth genius and a lover of doggies. We went into a bookstore in Chattanooga and there was a rat terrier in there, so of course in about two seconds this is what was happening:
We also took a walk through a cemetery because it's October and it's foggy and you instantly lose all your goth cred if you don't lurk and/or skulk in a foggy cemetery when you have the chance. I took lots of pictures but I love this one the most because I can imagine just about anything coming out of that fog to attack me and shiver me timbers, etc.
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And dudes! Do NOT go thinking this is some kind of historical romance. THERE IS A BLOODY AXE BEHIND HER BACK FOR A REASON. LIZZIE BORDEN KNOWS HOW TO USE IT. I'm telling you this book is so delightful. And gory. And horrifying. And so very cleverly done. I think it's an instant classic.
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My name is Roger Young and have recently discovered that some of my ancestors are buried in south sparta cemetery. Is there any chance that you would have the time to be able to take close up pictures of their tombstones so that you can read the writing on them? Their names are as follows:
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Two geometrical constructs are congruent if there is a finite sequence of geometric transformations mapping each one into the other. In this entry, we discuss three types of geometric congruences: Euclidean congruence (the usual congruence), affine congruence, and projective congruence. After discussing Euclidean congruence, we will briefly discuss congruence in Non-Euclidean geometry before moving on to affine congruence.
Euclidean Congruence
In the usual Euclidean space, these rigid motions are translations, rotations, and reflections (and of course compositions of them).
In a less formal sense, saying two constructs are congruent amounts to saying that the two constructs are essentially "the same" under the geometry that is being used.
The following are criteria that indicate that two given triangles are congruent:
Congruence in Non-Euclidean Geometry
Note that the criteria listed above are also valid in hyperbolic geometry (and therefore in neutral geometry). Also note that AAS is not valid in spherical geometry, but all of the other criteria are. On the other hand, in both hyperbolic geometry and spherical geometry, AAA is a criterion that indicates that two given triangles are congruent.
Affine Congruence
Two geometric figures in an affine space are affine congruent if there is an affine transformation mapping one figure to another. Since lengths and angles are not preserved by affine transformations, the class of specific geometric configurations is wider than that of the class of the same geometric configuration under Euclidean congruence. For example, all triangles are affine congruent, whereas Euclidean congruent triangles are confined only to those that are SSS, SAS, or ASA. Another example is found in the class of ellipses, which contains ellipses of all sizes and shapes, including circles. However, in Euclidean congruence, circles are only congruent to circles of the same radius.
Projective Congruence
Two geometric figures in a projective space are projective congruent if there is a projective transformation mapping one figure to another. Here, we find the class of congruent objects of a geometric shape even wider than the class of congruent objects of the same geometric shape under affine congruence. For example, the class of all conic sections are projectively congruent, so a circle is projectively the same as an ellipse, as a parabola, and as a hyperbola. Of course, under affine congruence, parabola, hyperbola, and ellipse are three distinct geometric objects.
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I guess we can label Harry, Pelosi, and Obama CONSTITUTIONAL TERRORISTS.
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Coming soon, democrats major push for adult book stores to be added as polling places. This way a lot of their base will not be inconvenienced during an election.
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Time for the Shady Oaks retirement center…you, Pelosi, and Reed. You can sit at the table and reflect how you all pissed all over the CONSTITUTION and brought us closer to socialism/communism. The VC accomplished their goal of a Manchurian Candidate.
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The Feds just spent billions of dollars on amminition for some of our domestic agencies, the economy is going back into a recession (self inflicted) because of irresponsible politicians in DC, and now the village idiot and his partners are pushing for more gun control over it's citizens, extended warrantless wire taps on the populous,…notice how history repeats itself when liberties are the target.
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See just what it takes to maneuver 560 horses as they're unleashed on BMW's track in Spartanburg, SC
A hell of a ride: Liri Farfus gets a taste of the Nordschleife. As the wife of a BMW works driver you follow countless races closely, always hoping your husband puts in a great result, coming home without a scratch. However, Liri Farfus wanted to experience a lap of the Nordschleife by herself – and joined Augusto as a co-driver in the "Green Hell".
The Porsche Cayman R is the final hurrah for the current generation of Cayman's, so it should be the best, right? The Smoking Tire pits it against their other favorite midsized sports car, the BMW 1 Series M to find out how they stack up.
Watch a 2012 BMW Motorsport DTM test drive at the Estoril Circuit in Portugal by Joey Hand, via his on-board helmet cam.
The Eisenmann Race Exhaust system for the F30 328i (N20 motor) has now been released, one of the first aftermarket exhausts for the F30. It features 2x90mm tips and gives the N20 engine of the 2013 328i a much throatier sound than the stock factory sound which leaves much to be desired.
Check out the installed photos and a first video clip inside.
CNET, the all-things-tech focused website reviews the 2013 BMW M5 (F10), with a focus on what else – its technology.
Here is a report from the 2012 BMW M6 M Power Experience at the Yas Marina Formula 1 race circuit in Abu Dhabi, courtesy of BIMMERPOST member willaw.
This year's M Power Experience event took place in Abu Dhabi, where the program was principally held at the Yas Marina Formula 1 race track. Last year's M Power Experience in Spain focused on the F10 M5, and this year's Abu Dhabi event will featured the new M6 coupe and M6 convertible. There were also excursions … CONTINUED
24 F10 M5s were delivered on Saturday, September 1 via European Delivery at the BMW Welt. 22 of the deliveries were to M5POST members and BMW TV was on hand to cover this remarkable delivery day.
Check out their video featuring many of our members and lucky new M5 owners.
Many BMW fans are also big fans of Apple products, but this is combining the two interests and taking it oh perhaps just a little bit too far.
On September 6th at approximately 5am, a Los Angeles man and his cohorts were caught on camera off-roading their 2003 X5 SUV straight into (and past the glass and metal security gate of) an Apple store in Temecula where they attempted to burglarize the store.
Unfortunately for them, the metal security gate dropped down after the car's entry and they … CONTINUED
Acceleration and exhaust revving footage from the new BMW 1.5L turbo 3 cylinder engine.
First videos of the BMW Concept Active Tourer which will become the FWD 1 Series GT. The concept will debut later this month at the 2012 Paris Motor Show. Footage featuring both the exterior and the interior of the Active Tourer.
With the new BMW Concept Active Tourer, BMW presents a vehicle at the 2012 Paris Motor Show which is the first in the premium compact segment to combine comfort and space functionality with dynamic performance and style. Annual growth rates of up to five per cent are expected in the small car and compact segment of the premium class in the years to come. For this reason, the BMW Concept Active Tourer is a key component in the ongoing development of the BMW brand and its … CONTINUED