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Induction Heating Cuts Preheat Time, Provides Localized/Uniform Heat Treatment and Documents the Process for Swartfager Welding, Inc.
Induction heating proves safer, faster and more efficient than other heating methods such as a torch or an oven for Pennsylvania fabricators.
Swartfager Welding, Inc. – experts in rail and marine fabrication, as well as other heavy welding and fabrication applications – puts weld quality above all other factors. That dedication to quality has led to consistent growth and a vast skill set built to address the toughest weld requirements its customers have.
Part of that dedication to quality is ensuring that each weld meets the strict requirements for preheating, interpass temperature control and stress relieving. Heating the part with a rosebud torch takes too long for many fabricators, creates the possibility of uneven heating and includes the added costs of propane (or other heating fuels). Taking the part or assembly to an oven large enough to handle it takes too much time and is generally inconvenient. As such, Swartfager Welding has turned to induction heating for many of its preheating, interpass temperature control and stress relieving applications.
With the Miller ProHeat™ 35 induction heating system, Swartfager Welding is able to achieve faster time-to-temperature, ensure required interpass temperatures are maintained throughout the welding process, conduct controlled stress relieving and document the entire process through the addition of an optional digital recorder – occasionally required by some customers and qualifying agencies as proof of procedure compliance.
"Right now, we're using it on the assembly joints for some Cor-Ten material," says Dustin Swartfager, engineer, Swartfager Welding. "The only other option than the ProHeat would be to truck it almost three hours to get to an oven big enough to encapsulate the part. Right now, we can stress relieve all of the components that go into it and then isolate the joints that put the assembly together, and we do it all fixtured so that we know we have no shrinkage."
The Benefits of Induction Heating
With an induction heating system, heat is created electromagnetically in the part rather than by surface heating, as is done with an open flame or resistance heating methods. Heat is induced in the part by placing it in an alternating magnetic field created by liquid- or air-cooled induction heating cables. The induction cables are wrapped around the part, or on the part, and do not heat up themselves, but create eddy currents inside the part, which generates heat. The process is safer, faster and easier to use than other heating methods and typically provides more uniform heating throughout the part.
"You can control your ramp speed, you're not relying on somebody to use a melt stick or an infrared thermometer," says Swartfager. "You put your sensors on, tell it what your allowable ramp-to is, how long you want to maintain it and how long you want it to cool down, and push start." Induction heating systems are better at maintaining temperatures throughout the welding process, ensuring that temperatures don't drop outside of minimum and maximum.
"If you're doing an elevated interpass temperature, it will actually work along while you're welding or while you're applying weld and cut back heat so that your interpass doesn't go over the prescribed limit," says Swartfager. "It will pick right back up when you let off the trigger. You can monitor three or four locations and it will control the ramping or slow the rate of ramp long enough to allow the heat sink that you're dealing with to all come up together. It will keep within 15 to 20 degrees, and a lot of things that we work on, that's a big deal. If you were to have a hot and cold side to a casting and then go to work on it, your end result wouldn't be very good. And it definitely allows us to maintain everything the way it should be. It's done by the book."
The ability to maintain the workpiece at required temperatures also provides a considerable productivity advantage over methods such as torch heating.
"It's great because you don't have to stop in the middle of the work you're doing to heat it back up."
One of the greater benefits of an induction heating system is the speed with which it brings a part to temperature. This can be a major improvement to productivity on larger/thicker components where maintaining temperatures can be a long/slow process using a torch. It also provides completely uniform heating, eliminating cold spots throughout the piece.
"If you're just wrapping something as simple as a pipe with coils, you can get your preheat temperature there in minutes compared to half an hour with a flame. It's consistent. You're not going to find hot and cold spots as you work around applying the weld."
Induction heating also provides a number of other benefits. The induction cables don't actually heat up themselves, making them safer than the open flame of a rosebud torch or resistance heating solution. It also cuts down on the need and expense for heating fuels. But as Swartfager remains continually focused on quality, the ability to document the entire heating cycle gives themselves and their customers peace of mind that each weld is done right and to specifications.
"Buying propane is an expense," says Swartfager, "but there's a general problem with using propane or a flame in an open environment to produce something that is accepted by the industry for heat treatment, normalization or stress relieving. Flame is only as good as the guy running it and your infrared thermometer. The ProHeat is documented. It logs its entire cycle. You can print it. It's hard, finite, usable data that you can fight with if you ever have somebody question your ability. It is as close as you can get to a controlled and documented oven as there is. You're creating the same thing without traveling, without breaking the part down, without transporting it through your shop. You can do everything you need to accomplish in one set-up, in one place."
The ProHeat 35 induction heating system at Swartfager Welding, Inc. - shown here with optional digital recorder.


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Toro Rosso once again found themselves at the bottom of the timesheets along with Caterham, Marussia and HRT in Abu Dhabi...
Toro Rosso once again found themselves at the bottom of the timesheets along with Caterham, Marussia and HRT in Abu Dhabi...
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Daniel Ricciardo: "At the start of P1, grip or the lack of it was a problem, but we improved the car in between the two sessions and while the short runs went okay, the long run was not as successful. Generally we were off the pace today. The heat? It's not as bad as Singapore and no problem to deal with."
Jean-Eric Vergne: "It was nice to be back here, at this circuit that I know better than any other on the Formula 1 calendar, at the wheel of this car. It was an enjoyable day out on track, however, I had a problem on the car this evening which lost me some track time. We seem to suffer from a general lack of performance, which I think stems from not having enough downforce. But we have been in this situation before on a Friday and managed to recover for Saturday and especially for Sunday, so we just need to work hard tonight on seeing how best to move forward."
Vitaly Petrov: "I sat out FP1 and saw how hard the team worked to sort out the electrical issue that cut Giedo's session short. It was all sorted out by the start of FP2 so we could get on with the program immediately. On my first run we had a few handling issues to sort out so we made some mechanical changes and saw an immediate improvement on the second run. By the time we put on the soft tyres the times were getting quicker with every lap and I think we found a balance that's working for us around here. We've generated a lot of data from all the runs we've done today on both tyre compounds so even with the problem we had this morning we've got through nearly the whole program and are set up ok for the rest of the weekend."
Heikki Kovalainen: "For me today was pretty good. In the first session we ran a number of the new parts we brought here and then did comparison runs in FP2, as well as trying the soft tyres on a performance run, and a longer stint at the end of the session. The key to unlocking the potential of the upgrades is finding the right setup and with the amount of laps we ran over both FP1 and FP2 today we've generated enough data to give us a good chance to find something we can work with tomorrow. There's a long night ahead but everyone's working harder than ever to keep making progress and hopefully we'll see some of the results of that tomorrow."
Timo Glock: "A typical Friday really, although in FP1 I ran some developments for next year. There were a lot of sensors on the car, so while the work was good, the running was a little less straightforward. In FP2 I had some trouble with traffic on the Soft option tyre run; every time, I caught up to Petrov in the last sector which lost me time. We also tried some different set-up options and we have to look at the information we gathered to ensure we have the right one for the rest of the weekend."
Charles Pic: "It was great to be back in the car at Yas Marina this afternoon. It's a circuit I like very much and I hope we are able to continue the positive work of India. For the early part of the FP2 session I got up to speed with the track - quite quickly as well - and prepared for qualifying and the race, adjusting to the changing light conditions. We are not where we would like to be yet, so I hope to make a step forward for tomorrow."
Pedro de la Rosa: "The initial objective was to find a good car balance and we achieved it quite early on. Then we focused on testing different configurations to see where we were and to optimize the cooling of the brakes. The grip on the track is quite low and the difference between both tyre compounds is smaller than expected. With the mediums the car performs better but on softs the grip is better, although we can still extract more from these. Our pace is good and the tests we carried out on the brakes didn't go badly, so we're optimistic although there is room for improvement."
Narain Karthikeyan: "I didn't know the track beforehand and it's more demanding and technical than expected, both physically and for the car because there isn't much grip. Today's objective was simply to run as much as possible and tomorrow we will focus on adjusting minor details ahead of qualifying. We've still got three sets of tyres, two softs and one medium, and if we make the most of them I'm confident that we'll be much more competitive."
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Friday, December 07, 2001ASHEVILLE, N.C. (Dec. 7, 2001) - East Tennessee State placed five players in double figures to hold off UNC Asheville, 78-68 in a non-conference women's college basketball game at Justice Center Friday night. The Lady Bucs were led by freshman guard Ashley Reed's (Barrackville, W.Va.) game-high 17 points. East Tennessee State (4-3) won for the third straight time, while the Bulldogs (0-6) remained winless on the season. The Lady Bucs built a 13-point second half lead only to see UNC Asheville roar back and cut the lead to five with 5:30 left. ETSU built the lead back to 13 at 71-58 with 2:12 only to see the Bulldogs go on a 7-0 run over the next minute to narrow the lead to 71-65 with 1:05 remaining. ETSU got a free throw from Reed and two from Erin Thurman (Hixson, Tenn.) over the next 10 seconds to seal the victory. UNC Asheville was led by junior center Jessica Guarneri with 15 points and 12 rebounds. She only played 29 minutes due to foul trouble. Gillian Murray added 14 points, while junior guard Sherrie Daniels added 13 points and nine rebounds. Freshman forward Ashley Sharpton chipped in 10 points. The Lady Bucs also got 14 points from Misty Copas (Kingsport, Tenn.), while Thurman added 12 points. Megan Jackson (Paris, TN) and Lauren Trantham (Asheville, N.C.) each scored 10 points. Trantham led East Tennessee State with 13 rebounds. The first half had five ties and six lead changes as the Buccaneers rode the hot three-point shooting of Reed to take a 39-36 halftime lead. The freshman guard came of the bench to scoree 14 points as she was 4-of-6 from the three-point line. The Bulldogs stayed with ETSU thanks to Sharpton who scored 10 points and knocked down two long treys. UNCA shot a season-high 50 percent (15-of-30) from the field in the first half. ETSU got the lead to nine at 33-24 but the Bulldogs roared back as they got three straight treys. Two from Sharpton and one from Lindsey Roche to take a 34-32 lead.But Reed sank a trey and scored on a layup to get the Bucs a 39-34 lead. A bucket from Sharpton cut the lead to 39-36. The Ladsy Bucs will return to action on Saturday, Dec. 15 as they play Belmont in the first round of the University of Cincinnati Invitational from Cincinnati, Ohio.
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The Science Reporter: Who is ultimately responsible for reporting significant findings to the public?
Are science reporters like other reporters? Reporters are suppose to be objective and independently investigate stories that are of public interest. They are generally proactive and go after the story rather than having the story come to them. They are also knowledgable enough to present the dynamics and content of a story to the public. Who is ultimately responsible for reporting significant scientific findings to the public when science reporters are unable to act as other reporters?
Barry Palmer
Feb 5 2013: You seem to be ignoring the peer revue process. Serious science is reported in scientific journals. It is the responsibility of the scientist, or institution, to submit the discovery to this process. Scientists that avoid peer revue should not be taken seriously. Another part of the scientific method is repetition. Other scientists must be able to repeat the original experiment and obtain the same results. This is not always done, and when it is done it can take considerable time, so it may be months or years after the original results have been reported to the public.
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If you are asking who is responsible for explaining science to the public, in terms that the public can understand, that seems to be a matter of opinion. IMO, that is the responsibility of the scientific community and of each and every scientist. Some of them either do not agree with this opinion or just choose to ignore that aspect of their work.
The scientific reporter certainly has a responsibility to report fraud when there is evidence for it, but most scientific reporters are not trained scientists and do not have the qualifications to detect scientific fraud.
Perhaps your question needs further explaining. I do not understand why a scientific reporter would be unable to act as other reporters act.Feb 12 2013: Comedy Interview:
Science Reporter (SR) and Stephen Hawking (SH)
SR: It's my pleasure to introduce the most well known scientist on the planet. Stephen Hawking. Who is considered by many to be the next Einstein. I really don't know what he did to be considered that, so lets get to the point. You're here to sell a book, "The Grand Design".
SH: Yes.
SR: I don't wanna go down the religious road. I wanna take a slight detour. Was this part of, "The Grand Design"?
Is this why String Theory is the final theory? Or maybe it's the money?
SH: Confused - No response
You're gonna be working in a nest fulla String Theorist. Can we put a number on lucrative? No no that's too personal, sorry. So you sold out and cashed in. Politics, politics, politics….the interview's over Einstein.
Chief Editor to Science Reporter.
SR: He should have defended himself.
CE: What the &*^%? You don't wing it with this guy. He needs time to prepare his response. You idiot, you're fired.Feb 12 2013: This is an impressive research paper. You should be understandably pleased by what you've accompished with it. I might ask "Why did it take you so long to disclose it?" I see that others have asked about your research. This certainly frames this whole conversation in a different light. Long ago I was reminded by an artist that art is never created for the purpose of becoming famous or rich. Van Gogh paintings comes to mind. So, don't worry about what others think, continue to do what interests you.
Be Wishes.
A classical wave function is presented as an interface between a gravitational and an electromagnetic field. Binary star precessions are calculated as a best test for the most important interface in physics. Among the ten most difficult systems tested are DI Herculis, V541 Cygni and AS Camelopardalis. These systems have observed precessions which are not consistent with theoretical predictions. The precession results based on the classical wave function prove there is a fundamental relationship between Newtonian mechanics, general relativity and quantum mechanics.
Feb 12 2013: Disclosing my research makes little or no difference with respect to TED. My research was fully disclosed to the public overseas by Anne Astronomy News.
The link you posted is a publication that was extend from the original because at least two papers were published after my research appeared. These publications were confirming my research conclusions. Both were high profile topics published in Nature. Nature rejected my paper based on topic interest but published those papers. Once you get beyond the money and fame, it is about ethics and honesty. The Fundamental Physics Prize was given to individuals for trying to do what I did. So, I will enter that competition as a form of documentation. I am confident I will lose but winning is not the point. My research has fundamental applications for new technologies. The engineering community is going to put that paper to through other test. I am confident it will pass and then we will talk about the reality of the Fundamental Physics Prize, and what it means to be a winner and a loser.Feb 11 2013: I am enrolled in an online course that is offered by the Santa Fe Institue on Complexity.
This is one of the guest lectures. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Tm1KB6y_X4Y
Be the science writer, here is the question : How would we make the information Krakauer and Mitchell are discussing available to the public?
Feb 12 2013: The answers is both simple and hard. I watched the video and complexity is a powerful idea. These individuals have professorships and a university behind them. That actually does most of the work.
The public doesn't really care about ideas, they want applications. Collaborating with others in the university is hard because they are all competing for limited research dollars and job security across disciplines.
Collaborate with companies that are using the same ideas in applications. New applications is the hard part but once you have that, you have the money, the public and a potential product. The company of course has to be big enough for R&D or you spin off a company. Many professors do that but it's hard.
The interviewer/reporter did a good job.Feb 11 2013: Re: the author of "Science on the Fringe"
Is there such a book? Who is the author? More importantly, who is John Carter, are you referring to the science fiction character from Mars? I ask these questions because I have taken the time to look them up and found no thread that would lead me to understand what you are referring to.
Personally, I do not include a "science teacher" as being a part of the science community unless you are at a college level. You are a part of the educational community.
It seems you have an ax to grind with someone but it remains a mystery just what it is you are talking about. This is certainly a forum where you could discuss your own "research," but instead of doing so, you have embarked on a confusing diatribe against science writers.
So one final question. what is the topic of your research?
Feb 11 2013: Correction: The book is "Physics on the Fringe". When you speak the truth everyone thinks you have an axe to grind. Did Einstein have an axe to grind when he refused to accept the modern version of quantum mechanics? You are entitled to your opinion not to include science teachers as a part of the science community. College level professors are also part of the educational community. I am a trained mechanical engineer as well. The motion of binary stars have a quantum structure. This is the topic of my research, successful research, I might add. If a String Theorist reads my work, they immediately have an axe to grind. And we all know why.Feb 11 2013: Re: "Reporters are suppose to be objective and independently investigate stories.."
You seem to be confusing a "reporter" with an investigative journalist.
Am I correct to observe that you are not a part of the science community?
My suggestion is that you read the book "The End of Science" by John Horgan.
"As a staff writer for Scientific American, John Horgan has a window on contemporary science unsurpassed in all the world. Who else routinely interviews the likes of Lynn Margulis, Roger Penrose, Francis Crick, Richard Dawkins, Freeman Dyson, Murray Gell-Mann, Stephen Jay Gould, Stephen Hawking, Thomas Kuhn, Chris Langton, Karl Popper, Steven Weinberg, and E. O. Wilson, with the freedom to probe their innermost thoughts? This is the secret fear that Horgan pursues throughout this remarkable book: Have the big questions all been answered? Has all the knowledge worth pursuing become known? Will there be a final "theory of everything" that signals the end? Is the age of great discoveries behind us? Is science today reduced to mere puzzle solving and adding details to existing theories?"
Feb 11 2013: Yes, I am part of the science community. I am a teacher whose role is not only to support the creative minds of the future but to show them that the answers to the questions below are all "NO". We believed the answer to all those questions was "yes" before the turn of the last century and we discovered phenomena that made us think again. Einstein's creative genius lit the way. Now we are are faced with new phenomena which as not been answered by the individuals who John Horgan routinely interviews or their followers. John Horgan has never in his life interviewed a creative genius. Science reports are not investigative journalist but they are the front line for protecting the credibility of science as it is articulated to the public. Instead they appear to be simply mouth pieces for the science community and has little ability to present the story objectively.
John Horgan did an interview with the author of "Science on the Fringe" and they made fun of John Carter. They put him on display as a crack pot. I really don't know what he is but they used him to degrade the work of independent researchers who do not have access to the federal funds that their tax dollars go to for research. I challenge John Horgan and any science reporter to interview me concerning my research. Of course they would refuse because they are there to sell books and papers and sensationalize science. Any story, no matter how important, if it does not fit that mold they are unavailable.
Religion vs. Science. Crack Pots. Multiple Universes and dead end scientific investigations. That's their game so no wonder they think this is "The End of Science". When media budgets are cut, its just the end of a science reporter's job spent too much time making him/herself irrelevant in the world of reporting.Feb 7 2013: The arXiv.org e-Print archive and MO (Math Overflow) are where the highest concentrations of experts in mathematics and physics exist. A science reporter who is really interested in what is going to be published in a peer reviewed journal can go to these places.
MO is a good place for mathematical research questions. It is better to answer questions than to ask them because asking a question brings out the worst. Ex. Mathematicians published an article in nature on the existence of wave functions. I used the paper in a question as a test to see how they would respond. They said the paper was riddled with errors and no one in the field takes it serious. This is a potential peer-reviewer. Only one person defended the paper and called the comments irresponsible. The question was immediately closed. The paper was correct and presented with another paper as an attack proof response to the 3-body problem and it worked because they could not close the question. How do you close the 3-Body question? You cannot close one of the most important mathematical questions.
arXiv.org e-Print archive is the most controlled publishing site. You can never publish frequently enough through the peer review process to be competitive with your peers so without the arXiv you are finished as a professor. You have to be endorsed to post and not everyone can endorse. An endorser can be blacklisted if they endorse the wrong person. Who is the wrong person? Your competition. That's fraud and these are the people who peer-review peoples papers and take the public's money. These are the individuals who tell you to cite other peoples research or you don't get published in the journals. That is fraud, if you did not use those peoples research.
We need science reporters to stop this garbage.Feb 6 2013: Might I ask- was your paper not reviewed at all by the journals to which you submitted it, or did you receive constructive comment from reviewers?Feb 6 2013: Russian mathematicians were doing really good work during the 80's and we only found out about it after the collapse. With this in mind you can not assume that people in the scientific community are more informed than the general public as to what has been accomplished. Science reporters and magazines serve as highlighters for the scientific community and the general public because scientist are part of the public. Scientist do not read every scientific journal. They read the ones with the big impact factors.
"Discovered Independently" is sometimes true and then other times it is an attempt to take credit for somebody's work which was published in a journal with a smaller impact factor.Feb 6 2013: I think there are many publications that are public yet mostly known within the scientific industry. These publications are obviously written with scientific terminology and lexicon which renders it unrelatable to the mass audience that might very well be interested in scientific findings and discoveries.
I'm sure there are cool blogs out there with simplified information of current scientific publications, but I currently know none. Ultimately, the information that does reach the large public communication outlets might already be old news in the scientific community.
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Feb 6 2013: My son is a great fan of Science Daily, free online or delivered daily in email.Feb 5 2013: The question is very clear. The large scale scientific frauds were committed by individuals, research teams and institutions that had gone though the peer review process. You are under the assumption that everyone is peer-reviewed who is published in a peer reviewed journal. A professor at MIT, Harvard, Princeton and the other elite universities are not evaluated the same way as other individuals, research teams and institutions. The brand name is enough to clear the peer review hurdle. The hurdle is actually for everyone else. Repeating an experiment is not practical if the experiments are expensive. Who is going to check the LHC by repeating an experiment independently?
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I am not asking who is responsible for explaining science to the public! That is a very general question that usually leads to insulting the public's intelligence. The public knows how to define significant.
Maybe science reporters don't act like reporters because they are not treated like reporters. When media cuts budgets the science reporters are the first to go.
If science reporters are not trained scientist, maybe they should be and employed to investigate research where public funds are being used. Make you think twice about taking public money in the form of grants.
Feb 5 2013: Do you have evidence for your claim that submissions by scientists from elite institutions are not subjected to serious peer review?
Are there not several thousand people from hundreds of institutions checking the LHC data?
It sounds like there is some serious scientific result you think is being suppressed. If so, what is it?
Or is your issue that too many scientists are still willing to consider the possibility that string theory might be correct or might become testable?
Feb 6 2013: Read this article Fritzie:
This is just research where data is involved imagine where there is not real data to be manipulated. This does take place if there is real peer-review process. In the article, the Chief Editor cited trust in how papers are peer reviewed. It is easy to trust someone from an elite university.
The LHC data is no different. It really comes down to trust. It is not the number of institutions but do these institutions work independently. Fermi Lab and the LHC use the same scientist.
Suppression and research fraud occurs when there is a financial incentive to do so. There is enough financial incentive in big science to commit fraud and manipulate data so it is done. It all comes down to grants or public money.
What is valid in science is not determined by the hopes and dreams of one or one million scientist. It is validated by experiment. We don't have to wait for String Theory to be tested. Once the correct, answer is presented to the public String Theory is finished. They were finished when they failed to describe the strong force 40 years ago. They'll just move on to a strong theory of medicine. They're survivors, that's what they do. It's a form of intellectual fraud.Feb 6 2013: I have read the study from which that was reported and did some follow up research into the numbers. That revealed that the amount of fraud was actually miniscule and consisted largely of multiple papers from a single lab. This is precisely where popular writing related to science goes wrong. If you don't dig more deeply you get entirely the wrong impression.
Many real scientists doubt for a variety of reasons that string theory is correct and many think too many resources are used for those theorists. This is quite distinct from the LHC, which is not established to test string theory but to go beyond the standard model.
You wrote that Fermilab and the LHC use the same scientist, which I know is a typo. There are thousands of scientists involved from hundreds of institutions. The schools work separately on the data and then post results for common review to the other schools in the experiment to which they are assigned.
There are two separate experiments and no communication of results between the two until a couple of days before status reports go public.
These processes are all about a giant amount of cross checking of results generated independently.
This information about their process is surely available on the website for the LHC. I do not know about Fermilab.
In terms of how peer review works for journals, papers are reviewed by multiple people in the field, who remain anonymous to the person who wrote the article. Integrity is a big deal in science.
Do you have recent training in physics or work in physics? You refered to a theory that has been suppressed. What might that be.
Feb 6 2013: The biggest frauds have little to do with what this study is addressing.
When a researcher puts his/her name on an article that he/she had little or no participation in then that's fraud. How can a person have partial authorship on 25 papers in one year?
When a science journal's advisory board is stacked with individuals who are associated with one or two institutions. What is the chances they will reject research from their institution for publication or individuals who share a common research goal. Once published they simply cite each others work. Increased citations inflate the impact factor. That increases readership and revenue. The public is paying to read work they funded. Come on.
CERN was developed mainly to bring researchers back to Europe after WWII. The brain drain of WWII made the USA the center for learning. The LHC is mainly a research jobs program because it's part of CERN.
Fermilab has a more practical history and was not going to be given the freedom to just employ if there was no real success related to what they talked about. That is why the USA wanted no part of building the LHC in the USA.
String Theory is not worth a real discussion that is why their funding got eliminated in Europe.Feb 6 2013: Peer reviews are not always blind. Astronomy journals have a lot of transparent peer review. I am a mathematics and physics teacher. I am a trained mechanical engineer. My work is not suppressed, It was published in a peer reviewed journal, conferenced and it was published on an astronomy news website. This all occurred outside the USA, but now it is in the USA. " What might that be?" Well posting my work is called spamming.
Mathematicians call it the "Three Body Problem". I proved solvability is not based on the number of bodies in the system but the state and representation of space. I proved under real conditions Two Body systems are also unsolvable. Two papers, one in mathematics and the other in Astronomy confirms my conclusions. I will post those if you are interested because that is not considered spamming. I don't expect string theorist to highlight my work no more than Godel expected Hilbert to highlight his work. Godel's work destroyed Hibert's program and I'll do the same for String Theory.
Feb 6 2013: Congratulations on your publication overseas. In terms of spamming, I suppose what matters is where you post it. There are places where one can post papers and places that have other purposes and might consider it spamming.
The astronomy news website clearly welcomed it. A site that posts economics articles, spiritual articles, or no articles at all wouldn't welcome it.
I think people do post links sometimes to their work if that work connects to a thread under discussion. In your case, I don't often see people in TED Conversations who would likely understand the work you describe. Most people here, I think, have some science background or perhaps the Deepak Chopra sort of thing. This doesn't sound right for your work.
Have you tried places with a large concentration of people with serious training in/understanding of mathematics and physics?Feb 5 2013: When an institution issues a press release or any other report, that institution is communicating that representation or misrepresentation. This is also internal reporting which can hardly be considered objective and independent. That is why I am pointing to the role of The Science Reporter as a reporter. Scientific fraud is rarely reported by the institutions who are committing the fraud.
Feb 5 2013: As Barry writes, peer review is an important check on scientific information, as is the standard that results need to be able to be replicated in order to be credible.
We have had threads here before that reveal that the amount of scientific fraud is miniscule, with most cases typically coming from a single, or a couple of labs, with repeat offenders.
Work that has not been through the peer review process, where peers are actual scientists in the field at hand, should not be considered credible until it has gone through such review.
Part of the confusion arises in this area because there are people who would want to be considered scientists who make wild claims that then make the lay public doubt the reliability of any scientific information, regardless of its source.
When someone who is not trained and working as a scientist makes a confident claim about what research says in a branch of science, it is best to take it with a large grain of salt, even if it is a reported in the popular press.Feb 5 2013: Reporting in this area comes from many sources, as reporting does in many areas. Research institutions have press conferences, public relations/information parts of their operations, and updates on their webpages. Universities do the same and offer lectures to the public.
Major funding sources, such as NSF, NIH, and DOE do as well.
Major findings are communicated via press conferences. And, as you say, the public's great interest in science information drives a giant amount of reporting on television, radio, websites, blogs, and popular writing.
Some of what is communicated is an accurate representation of scientific findings, and it is useful to know whose account is a reliable representation, because much of what is communicated is an incorrect understanding of what scientists believe they have found or misleading..Feb 5 2013: I think you are confusing "free market" with "free press".Feb 5 2013: Q: Who is responsible to cut your hair? A: You are, or anyone you choose to pay to do it is. No one is responsible to report anything. News people report for profit. It is a business, a career.


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For artist Pam Rogers, nature, in all its sensory glory, has always been an inextricable part of her life. A Boulder, Colo., native, Rogers, now a Bethesda resident, grew up surrounded not only by the flora and fauna of the west but also in a family of avid gardeners. Living at other times in various parts of New England and the south, including Savannah and Atlanta, Ga., further expanded and heightened her link with all things natural.
It is, therefore, not surprising that Rogers' deep and lifelong connection to nature is an essential and dominant component of her art.
Delving into the push and pull between man and nature, Rogers� earthly, intricate, yet ethereal works — fluid abstracts on paper as well as sculptural installations — are now on exhibit at the Greater Reston Arts Center in Reston Town Center through Jan. 5.
Working with an abundance of organic matter, Rogers, 55, makes her own pigments from soil, flowers, fruits, vegetables, herbs, weeds like invasive ivy (a favorite), leaves, grasses and other found vegetation. Sometimes she will use them directly, �smashing� them into her fine paper — which she also notes is a product of nature.
She also uses, when inspired, a variety of readily available household substances, like tobacco, coffee, spices, ammonia, peroxide and even soot (�which makes very nice paint�).
�I�m a junkie for yard waste,� admitted Rogers, also an independent illustrator with the Anthropology Department of the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, D.C., at the Nov. 16 opening of her show at GRACE.
�I understand plants; I get it. � Home is where you recognize plants.�
For this exhibition, she made a deliberate effort to incorporate plants and other organic material found not only in Virginia but also Reston specifically. Magnolia, for example, is one of her favorites.
Curator Holly Koons McCullough, GRACE�s director of exhibitions, cautioned, however, that Rogers work should not be regarded as a simple �straightforward manipulation of natural materials.�
She suggested, �The more you look at these incredibly intricate works, the more you will find perplexing, perhaps even disturbing things.�
McCullough added that besides addressing the relationship between individuals and nature, Rogers� work explores �cultural issues related to sustainability and growth.�
Her assemblages, McCullough said, like classic Dutch still lifes, allude to the eventuality of death. She places �a contemporary spin on the concept of beauty within decay, death within life, and the ultimate ephemerality of all existence.�
Rogers� tightly bound, vegetation-packed and wonderfully smelling sculptural installations, some suspended and others earth-bound, like her works on paper, are both ominous and beautiful.
Rogers explained: �I am always intrigued with presenting beauty with elements that challenge the viewer to question what lurks beneath. In examining the relationship between people, plants and place, I continually try to weave the strings of art and agriculture and myth and magic, healing and hurting into an inquisitive whole that calls us to look at the germination of a sustainable future, individually and collectively.�
She added pensively, �We say we can control nature. I don�t think we ever will.�
Rogers, who works out of a studio at the Arlington Arts Center, likes the description given her work by a viewer at a past exhibition — �botanic magic realism.�
Titled �Cairns: Works by Pam Rogers,� the exhibition is tied together by the concept of markers along the journey of a life. �Cairn� is a Gaelic word for the man-made piles of stones used as landmarks.
�The history of my life is in these works,� Rogers explained. The red circles found in the various works, like cairns, reference certain people and events and symbolize her presence.
Rogers — who studied art history and anthropology at the University of Colorado, has a master�s of fine arts in painting from Savannah College of Art and Design, and a Bachelor of Arts in art history from Wellesley College in Massachusetts — once thought she would teach art history her entire life.
Becoming a working artist in the early 1990s, she told those gathered for the GRACE opening: �It is magical to see this all together, to see my artistic journey and my life before all of you.�


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What are the most fun neighborhoods in Philadelphia?
Northern Liberties has long been an up-and-coming neighborhood in Philadelphia and is now officially in full swing. A very young and hip area (think Philly's Brooklyn), Northern Liberties is home to some of the best eats and small dives in the city. Explore the shopping and arts district of The Piazza, and discover the greatest bowling in Philly at North Bowl, which is also located here. The Old City, with its cobble stone streets and delightful charm, is another popular spot for locals and tourists alike.
Why should I move to Philadelphia?
Philadelphia is the ultimate location in the Northeast, in close proximity to the beach, the mountains, New York City, and Washington DC. The climate is diverse, with residents getting to experience each season to its fullest. The diversity in Philly is comparable to that of New York City, but the cost of living is much more affordable; You get space for your money here. Moreover, Philadelphia is a rich historical city; a number of bars and restaurants have been around forever. The architecture in the city is celebrated for its beauty and ingenuity; Robert Venturi's Guild House, one of the most prominent examples of Postmodern architecture is located in Philly.
Are there any good parks in McGuire?
With picture-perfect sprawling green lawns and charming brick walls, Washington Square Park is a true oasis amidst the glass and concrete jungle of the city. Never too crowded, Washington Square is the perfect place to take a relaxing lunch break or curl up with your favorite book under one of the stunning old sycamore trees. Franklin Square on North 6th Ave is another favorite spot with a children's playground, sand castle sculpture, mini golf course, and the famous Liberty Bell. So grab a root beer float at Steven Starr's Burger Shack and enjoy a beautiful day in the sunshine at Franklin Square.
What 3 bedroom apartments are near the Childrens Hospital of Philadelphia?
We have an apartment for rent in the University City neighborhood of Philadelphia, which is located close to the Children's Hospital.
what is the rent for a 2 bedroom apt. in Bartram Village?
2 bedroom apartments in Philadelphia average around $1400, but vary depending on neighborhood. Bartram Village apartments, which are outside Center City should run a little cheaper.
What kinds of outdoor activities are either in or around Philadelphia?
Philadelphia is chock full of outdoor fun to be had from beaches and golf courses to gardens and vineyards. Visit the Valley Forge National Historical Park for 3,600 acres of rolling hills and trails, great for a run, bike ride, or picnic in the park. Batram's Garden features a bird walk, river trail, riverside meadow, and the oldest ginkgo tree in the world. This riverfront locale with breathtaking views of the Philly skyline boasts the origin of American gardening as we know it today. Brandywine Valley Wine Trail is a collection of eight wineries sprinkled throughout a beautiful and historic area of Philadelphia. The wine trail hosts many community events throughout the year including Barrels on the Brandywine held every weekend in March and the annual Harvest Fest held every year in September and October.
Is Philadelphia famous for any kind of restaurant or food in particular? What's the local favorite?
Cheesesteak, of course! Pat's King of Steaks, located on East Passyunk Avenue is a local favorite cheesesteak joint offering huge portions of well-seasoned, no-nonsense cheesesteaks. Also be sure to try Pat's famed pizza fries. The line may be long, but the service is super friendly and the food is well worth your patience! Located right around the corner on South 9th Street, Geno's is Pat's notorious rival; serving perfectly seasoned and freshly cooked cheesesteaks slathered with caramelized onions and cheese whiz. The line moves quickly, and the prices are fantastic, just make sure you follow the signs and order correctly or it might be "No cheesesteak for you!"
Where in Philadelphia should I live if I'd like to walk or bike to work and to restaurants and bars from my apartment?
Philadelphia is a highly pedestrian-friendly city, rated as the 5th most walkable in the U.S. by walkscore.com. According to Walkscore, the most walkable neighborhoods include City Center West, City Center East, Fairmount-Spring Garden, Whartown-Hawthorne-Bella Vista, and Fishtown. University City and Powelton Village are other pedestrian-friendly neighborhoods, both diverse communities near Penn and Drexel colleges and within walking distance from several bus and trolley lines.
Is Philadelphia a town where I'll need a car to get around?
No. Not only is Philadelphia one of the country's most walkable cities, but it also has a wide-reaching public transportation system. SEPTA runs an extensive bus network in Philadelphia. Buses are a convenient method of getting almost anywhere within the city, although they often run behind schedule. Philadelphia also offers a seasonal trolley bus for tourists called the Phlash. There's is also a regional commuter train, SEPTA Regional Rail, that stops at various locations in the city. The three major center city stops in Center City at underground commuter rail tunnels. The three major center city stops--30th Street Station, Suburban Station, and Market East Station--will take you to the heart of Philadelphia.
Looking for cheap apt. kid friendly pet friendly intergrated neighborhood three bedrooms.Which part of Philly is this in?The pets are two cats. Two kids. Nearby schools transportation close to NYC
We currently list 7 pet friendly 3 bedroom apartments in Philadelphia proper, all of which are south of 676/30 and north of Walnut street. They are close to Logan Square and close to public transportation.
Why should I move to Philadelphia?
With a population of about 1.5 million, Philadelphia is the largest city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the county seat of Philadelphia County. As the commercial, cultural, and educational center of the Delaware Valley, Philadephia is a great place for those seeking arts, erudition, and employment in Pennsylvania. Compared to the rest of the country, the cost of living in Philadelphia is only 6 percent higher than the US average, making it a decent place for cost-conscious individuals. Located under an hour from Wharton State Forest, Philadelphia is also a good place for those that want to live in the city but have easy access to the outdoors.
what public transportation is there to U of P
The University of Pennsylvania is easily accessible by SEPTA, Philadelphia's public transportation system. The 42, 21, and 40 bus lines all travel between Center City and Penn, as does the Subway-Surface Trolley (routes 10, 11, 13, 34, and 36). The Market-Franford EL line runs along Market and also stops near Penn, at 34th and 40th Streets.


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At OSU Wexner Medical Center, we cannot – and will not – imagine such a world.
That's why we're committed to global medical missions and relief efforts.
From nutrition education to post-catastrophe medical response, our faculty and staff invest time, money and care into the health and lives of people around the world.


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You will have an identified clinical educator within a health care setting where you will have the opportunity to use and develop clinical knowledge and skills acquired during the previous modules. You should have the opportunity to identify learning needs from previous clinical experiences and attempt to address these needs within a different health care situation. The opportunity will exist to learn new profession-specific skills and to acquire new knowledge. A key feature of this module will be the development of learning sets whereby students will facilitate each others' learning.
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In celebration of National Hispanic Heritage Month, Nick Haines speaks with Carlos Gomez and Enrique Chaurand about the issues facing Latino Americans in our metro. Randy Mason continues our performARTS series in conjunction with KC Studio Magazine with a profile of the Mid-America Arts Alliance. And, we get a first hand look at the recent reenactment of General Thomas Ewing's Order No. 11.


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US 31 Lane Closures
In Carmel, Westfield
HAMILTON COUNTY – Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) contractors will restrict traffic lanes on US 31 in Carmel and Westfield Thursday night.
Walsh Construction, the state's contractor, will close the right northbound lane between 136th and 146th Streets at 9 p.m. to make repairs to a damaged storm drainage pipe. The restriction is expected to end before 6 a.m. Friday. One lane of traffic will remain open during the repairs.
Walsh plans to restrict the right lane of southbound US 31 near Greyhound Pass beginning Thursday at 9 p.m. This restriction is only expected to last about 2 hours as crews remove debris from the area.
For details about the new US 31 Hamilton County, visit www.US31HamiltonCounty.in.gov.


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Elisabeth Moss Gossip
Elisabeth Moss gossip, latest news, photos, and video.
The End Of An Era
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The final episodes of Mad Men will begin airing on April 5 on AMC. Are you ready? They're calling it The End Of An Era and it really does feel like it. Don Draper made Walter White possible. Mad Men brought down hemlines. Mad Men's influence on television, its contribution to the "golden age of television" cannot be overstated. Full Story
Peggy Olson's next move
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Elisabeth Moss has been making some solid career choices outside of Mad Men in advance of the series finale. Her performance in Jane Campion's Top Of The Lake was widely acclaimed. Her new film The One I Love, in theatres this month, is receiving decent reviews. And now it's being reported that she's being considered for season 2 of True Detective, alongside Colin Farrell and Vince Vaughn. Full Story
The Sound of Typewriters
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Mad Men Season 7 Episode 3 recap. "Okay." This is why I love screenwriting so much. There are so many things that lesser writers would have put into Don Draper's mouth. So many words. In fact, even just the volume of words that could have been put there would have been wrong. Full Story
Elisabeth Moss: Best Globes Understatement
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I don't know why I think she's an understatement, exactly. After all, she's invited to all of these awards, is usually nominated and half the time she wins. She knows how to do these shows. And it's not like she's playing shrinking violet, either. This geometric metallic red J. Full Story
Emmys Most Improved: Elisabeth Moss
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WOW, this girl. I've been on kind of a renewed crush cycle with her since that video from last spring where she and the other maybe-nominees (sorry, Monica Potter) discussed their lives as actresses, and she had fun and was lively and excited. When I saw her tonight I thought 'Yeah you are!" This is what someone who's nominated for two totally different projects shows up looking like. Full Story
A Love Letter To My Favourites*
*Kerry Washington is my favourite of all the favourites It's not a "gossip gift" per se, but this potential drama nominees roundtable is the best gift I could have gotten. It's delicious. I know all these women, I watch all their shows – it feels strangely indulgent to have them all in the same room and saying things that they maybe shouldn't. Full Story
Focus On The Family
Mad Men Season 6 Episode 9 recap No matter how elegant and grown up you consider yourself to be, it is a long-understood truth of adulthood that you will revert to being thirteen as soon as you get back to within striking distance of your family. This could be dismissed as just a weird little irritation if it wasn't for the other nagging truth: the one that says that your family knows you better than anyone else, that you're your true self when you're with them, for better or worse. Full Story
Freeballing in December
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A new month, and already Jon Hamm has given us our first look at his contours. He was photographed in LA today after lunch with Elisabeth Moss. At this point he must know, right? He must know that when he gets papped when he's not wearing underwear - so, like, often - we look there. Full Story
Unexpectedly Awesome Elisabeth Moss at the Emmys
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It is not the kind of thing you could describe. There doesn't seem, anyway, to be a way to describe "big-print black floral, think the early 90s, giant peplum" and make it sound good. Add to that some brand-new bleached hair, and it really sounds like a recipe for disaster. Full Story
Becoming Peggy - Mad Men Season 5 Preview #1
With Mad Men finally, finally at a reachable distance and with such a long time since we checked in with our crew at SCDP, I wanted to remind myself where we are with all our characters. As always, I find Peggy the most compelling. Though she's grown up over the past few years (we have no idea where season 5 would start, but I believe that birthday dinner in "The Suitcase" made her 26) she's still an utter babe in the woods where navigating her career is concerned. Full Story
Worst of 2011: Elisabeth Moss's Emmy hair
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If you can believe it, Katherine Heigl's wasn't the worst hair of the year. Almost...But then Elisabeth Moss took the Heigl and amplified the sh-tness of it. And this is what she gave us. Why don't you take a minute, let the horror wash over you... SHE IS ONLY 29 YEARS OLD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!There is no pleasure in Moss's hair failings. Full Story
Worst Emmy Hair: Elisabeth Moss
Elisabeth Moss was born in 1982. She's only 29 years old. She's YOUNGER THAN BRITNEY SPEARS. Now that this has been thrown in your face, it makes her hair last night even more offensive, right? How does a 29 year old girl show up at the Emmys with Allison Janney's 1960s old lady helmet from The Help? This is the kind of sh-t that makes me so angry. Full Story
The AfterMadth
Written by Duana (I certainly hope you groaned at the worst pun I've ever made) So – the deal is done! Mad Men is happening! Matthew Weiner's reported $25-30 million is actually spread over three years, instead of two – so while Seasons 5 and 6 are guaranteed - imagine Joan with a toddler! – Season 7 might not be beyond the realm of possibillty. Full Story
Whither Mad Men?
Written by Duana So the panicky panicky news yesterday was that negotiations surrounding Mad Men are at such a standstill that the show may not come on until 2012. As people everywhere bemoaned their summer Sunday nights, when Don, Joan, and Peggy provided a little buffer against the ominous approach of Monday morning, the fatalists start their cries. Full Story


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About Phosphorescent
Way back in 2001, Athens, Georgia resident Matthew Houck began recording under a brand new nickname – Phosphorescent. For the last 13+ years, it has remained his working moniker, following a period where he also traveled the world under the name Fillup Shack.
No, Houck isn't confused about who he is or where he fits in the musical landscape. Likely, he felt he had a lot to live up to after drawing praise from the London Evening Standard (which called him "the most significant American in his field since Kurt Cobain") and press reviews that compared him to Bob Dylan. Maybe that's why his full-length debut, "A Hundred Times or More" in 2003 actually credited Fillup Shack with the drum recordings in the project's linear notes?
Whatever the case may be, Houck/Phosphorescent really scored big with the release of "Aw Come Aw Wry" in August 2005 and "Pride in 2007." The former drew wide critical acclaim, while the latter was named among the best albums of 2007 by Stylus Magazine and garnered high praise from Pitchfork Media.
"Muchacho," Phosphorescent's 7th studio album, released on March 19, 2013 to strong reviews and has led to a bevy of projects. The lead single, "Song for Zula," was used in the film "The Spectacular Now," and later featured on the soundtrack for the 2014 blockbuster "The Amazing Spider-Man 2."
See Phosphorescent on tour now, with upcoming dates in Chicago (Double Door / Lollapalooza), San Francisco (the Golden Gate Park Outside Lands Festival) and Edmonton (the Edmonton Folk Festival).
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Big Boi, 'Vicious Lies and Dangerous Rumors': OutKast Rapper Shares Biggest Lessons From His Mama
To say Big Boi has already made his stamp in music history would be an understatement. As one half of the legendary duo OutKast, he has sold millions of albums over the span of his career, and won six Grammys, including the coveted album of the year award, only given to two hip-hop acts.
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Goals: While en route to its primary science mission at Jupiter, Galileo's mission team used two fortunate encounters with asteroids as bonus science opportunities and equipment tests for the Jupiter orbital mission.
Accomplishments:In 1991, Galileo passed the asteroid 951 Gaspra at a
distance of 1,600 kilometers (1,000 miles). Galileo found that Gaspra is an irregular object (19 by 12 by 11 kilometers), which lacks the large craters common on many planetary satellites.
In 1993, Galileo had crossed paths with asteroid 243 Ida, at a distance
of 2,400 kilometers (1,500 miles). Much to everyone's surprise, Galileo
images showed a tiny moon orbiting Ida - the first known moon of asteroid. Dactyl, about
1.5 kilometers in diameter, orbits about 100 kilometers (62 miles) from Ida's center.


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Sarah is a junior at Satellite High School in Satellite Beach, Fla. Her favorite subjects include music, math and science. She plays guitar, piano and alto sax in her spare time and enjoys playing violin in the Satellite High School symphonic orchestra. She also volunteers every week at the Satellite Beach Library and participates in beach cleanups. Sarah hopes to grow up to be an engineer.
Sarah is a straight 'A' student who has been competing and placing in science competitions since first grade. Last summer, she was chosen by NASA to spend two weeks at Virginia Tech as part of their Collegiate Experience Program. Recent accomplishments include: 2012 Second Place Senior Physics Florida State Science Fair; 2012 First Place Physics Orlando Science Challenge; Senior Physical Best in Show 2012 Brevard Intracoastal Regional Science & Engineering Fair; 2012 First Place Physics Brevard Intracoastal Regional Science & Engineering Fair; 2012 National Society of Professional Engineers Innovative Engineering Award; 2012 Best Presentation Senior Division Brevard Intracoastal Regional Science & Engineering Fair; and 2012 Naval Science Award. Additional accomplishments include 2011 Excellent Solo Brevard Solo Ensemble Competition and 2012 Superior Symphony Orchestra District Assessment.
Sarah also holds club memberships and affiliations with: NASA INSPIRE Online Learning Community; Satellite High Academic, Business Ethics, First Robotics (RoboScorps) and Math Teams; Beta Club; National Honor Society; Harry Potter Club; and Mu Alpha Theta. Sarah also serves as the president of Mu Alpha Theta.


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The Maine is an American rock band from Tempe, Arizona. They were formed in January 21st, 2007, they released EP Stay Up, Get Down in the same year. On December 11 2007, The Maine made their debut with a five song EP called The Way We Talk produced by Matt Grabe. Their first full-length album, Can''t Stop, Won''t Stop was released in the summer of 2008, following their next holiday release in December 2008 ...And a Happy New Year. They have released 3 full length albums. On July 13, 2010, The Maine released the single "Inside of You" from their second full-length album, Black & White, selling 22,634 copies in its first week. On December 6, 2011, the group''s third album, Pioneer, was released.
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12:19 PM MST | November 6, 2012 | Vincent Valk
Chemtura today reported third-quarter net income of $9 million, or 9 cts/share, on sales down 4% year-on-year (YOY), to $743 million. Net income on a managed basis, excluding some onetime costs, totaled 35 cts/share, slightly short of analysts' consensus of 36 cts/share, as reported by Thomson Reuters. "With continuing economic uncertainty, we are unlikely to see recovery in industrial demand in the fourth quarter and there remains a risk of further weakening," says Chemtura CEO Craig Rogerson. The company remains focused on controlling...
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